The Weather * UU. & Weather Bureau Forecast Colder tonight; tomerrew; * few snow flurries © _—-{Beteits-en-Page-9)- PRESS Home THE PON ‘146th YEAR *& ry ara at CARY 1959—48 PAGES Te UNITED PRESS eee ATIONAL | ASSOCTA oo mses Death Toll Mounts in x? 8. xX er Too Much, Too Fast, RAINS FLOOD CINCINNATI three and one-half inches of rain Cincinnati within 24 hours, 14 Killed, 10,000 Homeless svesemsnisni as Flash Floods Sweep Ohio FROM OUR NEWS WIRES COLUMBUS, Ohio—The grim toll of flash floods whien hit Ohio yes. terday rose to l4 today, with police! reporting a number of persons’ _ missing and up to 10.000 homeless. OA wave stopped the record, rainfall which dumped up to 35 inches of rain on the -state, but! | ths snow and icy pavements made | cleaning up operations difficult. | * * * The homeless were sheltered in) schools, lodge halls, churches: and| Uraes Hospital resulting in flood k wk ok + PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN ke 0 Slashing Storm x * + . County GOP Against State Income Levy Party for the adoption of such an inequitable tax.” _ County Republicans apparently “ * ‘wished to stay out of a fight brew- There were but a scattering of we be eece Lawrens Ee mer, GOP state chairman, and delegates left at last night's county Postmaster General Arthur E convention in Pontiac when Resolu- _ Summerfield. who is reportedly tions Committee Chairman Frank ‘seeking to regain the reins of the Finney of Royal Oak. read off party from the younger Lindemer. | seven resolutions which were ap- 4 How Oakland Republicans fit | iproved by a show of hands. ' One urged the Legislature ‘'to: into this rumored squabble might be made known Jan, 31 when ’ Oakland County Republicans will head into next month's State Con- vention opposed to a state personal income tax. * Delegates to Oppose Tax the part of delegates to put forth a ‘local son’’ the 14 state offices to be voted on in the April 6 election. 63 Fatalities Linked to Winter Marauder FROM OUR NEWS WIRES Floods, snow, sleet,.rain, tornadic winds and bitter ‘cold hit the nation today with its worst onslaught of the winter. _ Deaths attributed hourly. — = A count showed at least 63 fatalities, including 14 in Ohio, nine each in Illinois and Indiana, seven in Michi- gan, six in New York, four each in Iowa, Wisconsin and. Missing also was any drixe on eandidate for any of, “If all we wanted was a name we could get plenty.” declared Chad M, Ritchie, former county comniittee chairman and now the committee’s treasurer. “Bui we'll continue to hold back until we have ai top-flight man or weman to meet the needs of the to weather conditions mounted oppose a tax structure which %€ Lee job.” ee cou’ Sredudted\tscome; siiacier” penaeat oe nisation soe Kentucky, three in Missouci, two in New Mexico, and “This tax, the resolution read, '@ be conducted by local Repub- | Pitciue, former mayor of Bir one each in Kansas and Oklahoma "would place “unfair burden on | "42s. A mingham and now a resident of | At Buffalo, N.Y., a grain boat was ripped from its | the middle income groups.” Re- = No resolution either favoring o: Bloomfield Township, did admit moorings by gale force, : ‘ | publicans also opposed “pressure opposing Lindemer was introduced however, that party leaders were winds and flood currents | = from the Democratic last night. : 146 to Graduate Tonight (CER on Page 2. Col. 5) and sent crashing into th Bare Facts: main span of an nene A Sick Man Briggs: me bridge was a Chases Thiet West Germany ‘sinc the 4 | e ork were oO elite Seid . ._ From Pontiac Central ee nee men an twa mere DETROIT w—An icy rain fell me | — Red Spy Cent fer a while eet to Ae patted ie :outside—but Hubert Gibson didn't asi (me “4 in he 4 ie - Ae ag | | Commencement exercises will be held tonight for 146 area as described as joe ott the oe t = vo oe ~- January graduates of Pontiac Central High School High Communist Official °°) ibe mecuonis history CO T Geen. © sas raked from head " Featured speaker at the ceremonies, which will begin fig, Reports 60,000 bine ae oth sod ae antag ty ffazen Sool, BUA he (continued ay wecpiass at 8 in the high schoo! gymnasium, will be Donald. M th Ri run close to 10 millon dollars ithe chase. shooting it out sue — More than scenes like this at Knowlton’s Corner on the city's « M. Currie, assistant superintendent of Royal Oak n amine ing In the New York City area. two ehnre ness Te ° fell in greater near north side. The water level was approxi- Schools. ZONK Germany) (APA high!) Posts: baushed each other 10) Gibson was feeling a bit under offical of the Communist East fog on the’ Hudson River No one the weather yesterday mately five feet. private homes. Hundreds of schools and factories were closed. The worst tragedy was in Lake County in Northern Ohio where five persons drowned when a | beat overturned in fhe Chagrin | River near Willoughby Hills. The victims were three members of | one family | Mount Vernon, a Central Ohio, ‘community of 16,000 persons, was’ hit hardest. At least 3,300 persons streams quickly overflowed, creat- | His talk will be entitled: i‘What Do We Want.” was injured German spy network who fled to When the bell to his apartment The educator. who received his the West said today 60,000 Red Flash floods harassed a doten rang, he automatically pushed the spies are operating in West Ger- upstate New York communities, buzzer Gibson thought it was the mens forcing niany families to evacu doctor Lt) Col Siegned Dombrowski, ate their homes. Damage wast “ from the University of Michigan, 1k deputy chief of the Kast Get- estimated in the millions of dol 5. tive me all your money or will be introduced by Glenn H. man arms s espionage organiza-, Jars. Kill you.” sald an armed ia- Griffin, president of the Pontiac tion. defected 10 davs ago. His, truder Board of Education. Currie had Selection wactannouiecd Wednes i: ff emergency were de The gunman ransacked the room feerved as the dean of students. day but his identity was withheld elared in at least two New -York te made off with $414 in cash and at Eastern Michigan where he was until his family also reached, COMMUN a $125 check He left Torrential rams caused evacua- a faculty member for 11 years. asylum we ‘ai “at emer 7 also ae me erabbea ay gun and took bi 5 CECT AV et 4 annita Mia where te 2 tion in some Cleveland suburbs, Following the processional of Derubsewaki eid! al mene ces niocelinan © iosilor ayow “ MuPeeatane. jeu W. Guick see tus cihees ac. We lot. I was hours before res- jning were eight “Republicans” bid- | van Horn development on N. Wood oad | gine Digeutibon Goo ip - because of :mplications in the July 31 murder) He rene accused 1.1. }iow ined! Gl bribery: aed cunapirecy, =” could get fe them. ding = five judgeships in the! \daed svete ~——-———=--—— ard A ey. of th fle iford © Oe ay F , ring election. i ; . a) a ee ae a aamoie ty obstruct justice are to stand . Gov Michael V. DiSalle sur- gtd were mcumbent Judge Hl Several residents of Brookside The Senior High Pilgrim Fel- TIRED BLOOD trial in Oakland County Cireut veyed the damage in Mount Ver- 4. Frederick C. Idrive claim that Van Horn js in-. owship of the Congregational : ° on his bare foot and kicking him ; : A Poop eee he Russel Hollan rederic rope ! ' Death Toll Climbs in the shins. Whaley will be called Colrt will be decided Feb 3 by non. Me sold Me ie eal quan Ze, Sflon F. Cooney. Ralee Fie land the River Rouge channel night-|church of Birmingham wilh hold its} | Take e anieius ge Maurice k. Fin. wa) qualify for federa ster ver Rouge channel right- , as a witness, Lang said, to an- ee ae Judge Maurice . Fin 4 ae) . Verne C. Hampton, Theodore rend th “ provide’ asus parking. annual carnival from 5 to 10 p.m. Feel Stronger Fast : iswer these charges of what Alyea) P44 tk &® - “Hughes, Wendell Brown and ‘. tomorrow at the church. in just 7 days—~or money back! as form on inues termed “‘muscle stuff.” | Final arguments in the prelim : Pe Stanton .G. Dondero. | A title search by the city’s Proceeds. are used to finance a | * * & inary examination of Quick. 43, of | For some Ohio families, the“ thur G. Elliott Jr,, committee legal councll of Mowlett, Wart. |." which this year (Continued From Page One) ; - B. worst was still to come. Word of: , {tip for members : ¥ - During some four hours of direct 02 E. Beverly “St: Charles : ‘th in. Chairman, introduced the eight not) "™if.and Beler hus proved com |.) 1. t Philadelphia. A program which swept out of the Great Johnson, 57. of 26 W. Kennett Rd.; reported drownings came with in h chisively that Van Horn, repre- ao p examination by his court-appuint- or " oo, creasing regularity as Republicans, but rather as men) Cli of games and prizes plus a sale Plaine and tumped up to a foot od attorney, William R. Beasley,|and Lealon 8. Karnes, 63, of 822" —— “who bad given indication of sup-| seating the Chicago [nvegtment |). 114s snd canned goods will be of snow across the midlands, 4),65 claimed he did not call the Baldwin Ave, sere presented yes- In Newark, a body was seen porting policies of the Republican Cérp., holds title to the westerly featured, curtailed normal activities in police when he found Jasinski's terda: , floating in the waters; Party.” half of the property involved and hundreds of communities. body at the nursery because he Quick is under suspension pend. Near Cleveland, an amphibious Elliott said he wasn't- reluctant where the work, has been done, Mrs. Pearle Lamb Hill Ihe biting stiff winds which feared he might be implicated ing the outcome of the case rescue truck capsized in the Cuya- to put a political twist on the non- | There is still some question as to Service tor tire. Pearle Lamb! Par in iz drifts and returned to prison as a parole wu River. Four ' yists partisan election since ‘there has the ownership of the easterly ae swirled the snow into big drifts 7 He is accused of turning over hoga River. Four Army reservists , ' traced Hill, 74, of 2183 E. Maple Ave., paralyzed travel in aN areas, Violator _ $122 in payolf money to patrol swam to safety. Another was miss- been evidence Ra the it ise: half title of which is being in be eid aa pim, Raturday at Air and rail travel alsoMwas set He said he found no hedge wafl Gerald Navarre in ex ing and presumed drowned bead) uel eager ee al farther. . -|the Bell Chapel of the William R. Us gusty affected hy the stormy clippers or scissors in the body, change for advance (pformation ibeen injected an decisions 6 ik, ; Hamilton Co, Burial will be in weather "as the prosecutor contends, when about vice squad raids om a Ae Supreme Court. ' A S-year-old Birmingham man.'pocelang Park Cemetery, Royal Schools were closed Busine’: he stopped by the Hgenfrite Nurs. gambling game allegedly run by | Few Republicans expressed Dr. Donal@’ N. Frey won the De-: Oak. 98 N. Saginaw . —Main Ves siackened” Industry felt the bite Of eriew, Ine., 22951 Northwestern) johnson. | open disappointment to the turn. trojt Junior Board of Commerce = = the two-edged winter onslaugh! Highway, after a night of drink- Arguing tor dismiau) defense at- . | out last night although only 42 , Distinguished Service award for’ — 9 ¢ LEE IORI NE ENG SE OEE Bi BE x and ce ith a sharp re : b now and cold, with a sharp re ing beer and searching for part waness Lawrence E. Slaloney and | elected delegates answered a rot | 1959 Jast night. e 4 Price Sale of Nationally Advertised | duction in manpower he Mode hers for a poker game. Leon W Hubbard said Quick shou i @- eC call ‘from amotig 187 chosen at | Frey executive engineer of the | tr 1 nf. the flo C0 f f 4 ae ee sone “Just as T got to the drafting have been arrested as soon | Se Regent) peteaees nord Divs of ae sae on : ECKO Fii a Stainless Vanadi + © toom Un the nursery) I slopped brine money was offered ' Objective of the convention was founded the ee M in um, % y 3 * Ss * = Zero weather followed the snow patie naw Pony ’ ane c MB Instead. they charged, the’ Pon Community National to pick 140 “ these delegates to a eine the stm tn 1951. 7 2 * info the storm-hattered Midwest. ivled ma ae ipatasa who got| tae Police Department assisted Renames Officers and stand bee Ed aguannyy mai after ) A + ; ; It was fem zevo to 10 below in, nil by a hand grenade. vexeleinied ‘and ari the commission 2 Direct . Meeti raduibed tha Nominations mit A veteran. of world War I, he : ut iery the upper Mississippi: Valley and ja crime, Navarre testified he re ireciors in eting Com sor hiern plains the combat Marine at veteran eved hiibe money in several pay tee to work past midnight to scrape received the award for his ac- | if if ry , : long eee to northwesterly —_ — , is over+a@ four-month period together enough delegates to fill complishments and contributions in © With Color ‘Pakkalac’ Ya. yong iments 4 Officers and directors of Com- the quota, the second largest in the engineering field and the pub- | : winds fanned the cold air into the, as part of a police tap poN } . ‘ , munity National Bank were re- ine state. lication of technical papers. \® Qhio Valley and to the Gulf. end-| Piseed Prosecutor Jerome K. ejected at the annual meeting. | le G ENIVE 7c ing a brief period of spring-like arry said Quick was nol arrested alfred C. Girard was re-elected: Heading this delegation will be, He holds a Doctor of Philoso- - i PAR 4 Temperatures ined because “evidence in ® president and chairman of the ‘Ford Moto Ge oiieaas cone phy degree from the Ho 4 4 ave ' tor Co. e . was Wind gusta up to 100 m.p.b. b Pontia Bank si case is not gathered hoard. - visor from Huntington Woods. of °f= Micklses. peas of the — aor he Joe) Gt CI Oe males wert ** * the 42 delegates who answered roll eee ae eacit ring Socie : 5” MILT KNIVES . Carolina during the night as the es was named a co deten- Total deposits at the end of 1958 , year by the Engineering ty 2 cold front moved across ia Re-Elect £ ti Ss! a th the case after refusing to amounted to $87,931,697.50, said = al) but one ee nee of Detroit. And in 1956 he was t $1.85 Val isle) formes cule peocane . ec F ntire OFC vestity against Quick and John W. Arthur Taylor, vice president 7, ena cS ghrtet aii Har. * awarded ~ a toe i SLICERS jue C Asheville. oO Leaders Directors sn and cashier. prize by the of Au 3 . | Earnings after taxes at the end Mb | tive Engineers for technical writ. © Tornadic winds dealt death and at Meeting Tuesday i . ‘of the year were $799,000, or $2.90 Elected vice chairman was | ing. b Regular $2 25 Value lestiuction in Kentucky, Twisters Red-Finn Talks Held a share, he said “Miss Alice L, Schoenholtz, of | i. 944" Serrated pe OS ie C skipped across farming commun| . = : e oe : = i M bbi Frey, with his wife and five chil- , ; ’ . . ome Pontiac State Bank olficers and Vern ‘inland So Re-elected as directors were Irv. Royal Oak. Miss Irene Giaco dren, lives at 58 Fairfax Rd. in Bread Knives 2-Tine Forks nes in Grayson County, 75 miles liveGlore wees reelected allie As HELSINKI, — Finlan SO ing B. Babeock Louis H. Cole. of Clawses. was c = secre ret : thvest ies vq directo e re-electer ; ooN hrs : . . , . hone ‘ ; 4 courhwest of Louisville killing two nual meeting e viet Premiér Nikita Khrushchev Robert R. Eldred. Harold A. Fitz- tary, while last fall's delegation Birmingham. os > One of Simms best buys ip _cutlery—genuine co Flint vanadium persons i. is né@gotiating in Leningrad with . , —— stainless steel] knives. Have Pakkelac handies that never crack. chip at . killed d th Re-clected president was Milo y ; : h President Urho gerald, Girard, Alfred R. Glancy chairman, Dr, John P. Wood of The Senior Men's Club will hear or lose colors and ape heat resistant too! Choice of assorted color handles. her eeatacre Ged Ge Cross. Heino ag aes een Le aire E. Howlett. Howard W | St field Hills, was picked a0 ae = = a ay EE ED a ¢ lacie a dere Cie ai io | f i) - 4 } a \ i e = 5 : e “ ington when a television tower top Total deponits oa ne on af 198 the tuo neighbors, the govern ne nee vr and Harry M Pryale parliamentarian | Y f 98 North ca HOUSE ‘ pled and crashed into the studio dusllias Toa 1 Cross ment said tonight ; P Party leaders blamed the weath-, FRIDAY and SATURDA ' eevee . JIMM dD ..::.5: Neg) 3 strong winds buffeted areas in said the highest m history es Rhime Convicted er for the poor turnout and prom-; - : ree meen oar entral and western Kentucky es after eee ihe ore 5 ised a much better result for the ~ © ES EE A RE NO MRE BE OMB IIE ONS BE OE * * *& q the ‘eu ware sr ios "0 Churchgoer Honore Jan, 31 meeting at the Bloomfield’ == = =e Se The fleod threat in southeastern pet snare, we eek . ; Ch g f A Hills High School, } i : se Kentucky appeared easing as rain. Dives Mes at | om PEORIA MI it Oe The hai on df e 0 rson Last night's convention got off The Price Must Be Right Because changed to sleet and snow st ON ee et turming the first «boxel) of dir to a fast political start when the : ca miata ae . eet — mert, Smith Falconer, Circuit at the site of the new State Park A Pontiac Township man, whom Rev. Paul Anderson of Keego Har- You Asked for This Sale Again sent! the Cumberland River over fudge Ji Russel Holland Dr Baptist Church bere went to Mrs. police said had a ‘grudge’ against hor. criticised UAW president and | LOWEST its banks near Harian Frank A Mercer Goodloe H Rog- Elizabeth Vine =with good reason the owner of a home he set afire. Op foe Walter E. Reuther dur. Wrought Tron Finish _ PRICES eel al Best ouys Rain-swollen and ice-choked riv. °"* William 1) Thomas Jr and Mrs. Vinz. 88 has been @ member yesterday was convicted of arson ing the invocation. & . ; ork and creeks eeuiadlo of (hein! FE Whitfield _of the church for 75 vears. by a Spee jury of seven Helping to keep the convention RANCH STYLE jee ‘aes ; ie a hanks in many sections of western Oe women ve men. ‘doings alive was a five-piece hi x @ Pennsylvania today | Scheduled to be sentenced Feb. schoob band playing trom the bal \ Gl oxes " 2 by Oakland County Circuit Judge cony of the Supervisors Room of. The most serious situation was Frank L. Doty is Charles Rhimes, the County Office Building. ' in the western section north of 3A, of 1676 Rhos Rd. | Besides the resolution opposing | Pittsburgh, extending 175 miles * * ‘the income tax, others were ap- | Rhimes was arre on a tip proved lauding Paul D, Bagwell, Police = a man whe tdld police he gu torial] candidate, ‘for the $3.95 88 Value '44's x 5'z-inch size to hold ma asia oe § envelopes, packages, atiny black wrought iron finish with brass medallion. As shown. SIMMS. 98 N. Saginaw —2nd Floor to the New York State border. The Allegheny Fluver caused the most trouble. particularly bec alse KO lal a WO. of hime jee jams Pontiac home of Jack Marsh paigh” in the Nov. 4 election. At Pittsburgh, where the Alle ‘located at 1265 Cherrylawn Dr.! All’ county officers, Republican’ eheny and Monongahela ravers In answer to statement«e by understanding in thie case since Rhimes later pleaded innocent to lawmakers in Lansing and Wash- form the Ohio. a crest of Wto 4 poval Oak Tows nship police offi Uve only delayed deputizing until setting a fire which Nov. 8 caused ington, Donald A.. Brown, Bag. | feet was predicted late tonight and cials yesterday claiming that they a report is (Wieak trons said |*. 500 damages. 'well's running mate as lieutenant same flooding was fenred tn low Ivy teen oti iped/ofl power by ire - He had admitted going to the governor, plus county .committee nv sections Fload stage (e % feet fusal of the Oakland County Sher ‘home before the fire, but denied workers, were praised in other Downstream from Pittsburgh theo). ; ; | Will raduate that he was responsible for setting resolutions, iffs Department to re-deputize ‘had just driven Rhimes to the courageous and forthright can Sizes 9 . ed and I] | Pamous ‘Perma’- counters and buflt-in arch supports. Crepe soles with brown or black leather uppers Da OIE lak Se ae ‘Guaranteed “E ENDICOTT. JOHNSON” Brand | Boys’ & Girls’ Footwear Otiua River os expected to gO HK them Jan 1 Sheriff Frank W Be ES) Riedel GCS een te; causmeuaeet saaaasaiibabbaiae rm : s ] Ve “ x Wi She ' s My : much as 10 feet above flood stage iponn Inahed ont with a rebuttal at Pontiac Central Aue oS shed and latches. _ : Choose from 17 Smart Styles fomorrow and damage is feared I = Still A Few Left at Lowest | Mi iw Glades @elWheslings Ve this morning : . Children’s Size 4-9 And possibly Steubenville and East “The entire situation has been ‘Continued From Page One) PRICES Ever—Hurry to SAVE fore Ga ate Liverpool, Ohic greatly exaggerated by the town nd it he ioward Batten Friday and Seturday Only Youths’ and Misses’ Kittanning a community of some ship potlcemen, since TP have not Jack Campbell, Sharon Freeman. Size 1 to 3 0.000 about 1 miles north of Pitts a one enn ty refused te dep: cot Olson. Louise Shaw. Delores hurgh was cut off for several tise them.’ oe Judith Welch aus es ali ice jam from jhe Al “The tact of the matter is that) Jehnne Johnson will be awarded, 98 ee ne ae i oie they have indicated they have no the Y-Teen scholarship and Mi- id ey htm < Petit THIN eE : " fi reons desire to be deputized.” chael ‘Nyberg. the Hi-Y scholar-| de—Pres » sng ‘ che. i ae long the 17 accordance with a state EO END a | ayy ex ET TES trong souther} mds along the s i RE ES Lastern seaboard intensified the “T8C ted in 1948, all township police” Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, super. — departments in Michigan must be. intendent of schoola, will award deputized by their county sheriff) the diplomas, This wilt be fol- in order to have the power to en- towed by the graduates’ reces- cald tion which advanced into the western section of the Atlantic Coast states Violent thunderstorms CIGA Per Carton ? 18 hy . “University Grand | ~ S & Play Sh chich hit the region Wednerday Loree state Tawa, sional to ———— @_ @ Sport a oes diminished Howeee dha ey Without deputization, they can) March" by EF, F. Goldman and (BON) your favorite ola one y . ; : “ \ ~ | { thindershowere were eae fram enfor ce only local ordinances | accompanied by the POH band. | 7 bili Adora . hestertel lds, ete. @ Jr. Combet Boots Cleorgia northward into Ma “Their terms ran out at mid- Other class officers are Jeanette, Genuine leather uppers . . . composition soles. . . rubber heels, Guaranteed FIRST SUALITY with money, back foueries. ROR, ee gers: In areas not hit by the mat i front. night Dec 31, as did all the other Ohanesian, vice president; Mar-' eMperatires ranged from the 7° towneshi p police departments | [mane Murphy, secretary, and San. 1 Florida to the 60. from Georgia (roughout Oakland County,” Irons!dra Lilliquist. treasurer ‘Kine & Filter Per Carton 2 Base Cabinets | | i: nto the Carolinas, in the 50s Said. | Members of the class are: | ee ni er ete ce mrad ; B Cabinets | Many Stylet—Famous ENDICOTT-JORNSON aah Neu Vouk “Each man must be bonded, and Valerie Armatrong Lenore Ring ceroy, ge room a ; st B —_—— have not been deputized vet due to! Renate ainelg corciva ielsaty ——— Utility Cabinets Libs oys’ Dress Oxfords vce dure Carol Atkinaon Nancy LaBarge , } ‘ : - r h W t h a hold-up in the red tape procedure Carol Hebe ida hp rangl) Genuine Sport-Liter Model Wardrobes X "Alto Loafers, Sport and School Styles. e ea er of “bonding [Raroara Rarger Ralph Leach St ¢ bi i oward Batten Rennie Leith orage a nets . Values to Tal “The difference is that the Hiors Ratton Morten LeMonde ; bid ic see eae awe sw = eda te nah ber Nit obese nal other few are merely waiting for ieee aeeee Pi ae int SS ee ee a ne snew and windy with sieaey, ‘s h h, whil | Rapmas Stic" epee cb Onl 5 Left 8 Onl 2 Left Choice of 2 styles Caine tempersiores todey. Mich today their bonds to go t aw ; © | jJovita Benovides = Arnold M-Conter pan)? RBar oss an 6 Ra Hn bese ee artly cloudy with a few anew fler- the Royal Oak Township force Patricia Black Donald MoConner ‘ ere. composition ries tonight and tomorrow. Calder te- . ; t Gordon Bra Clitton MgCo ' ET ET soles. Bites 2'- Tehigns “Seige ieworteee'se” wink, ae balked at deputtsing com (gar) Brown © carl Metdrahmere $35.95 CABIN aa! ces CAsINETS é' i rrew nae Lil # ree. b A iy ment to southwest 25-36 miles. dimin. Dletely.”’ : Susan Bunker Hareld Mater top, t-drawer, 32x20x 7 8 : arpeobe == 965 ne shing sinwiy tate today and tonight. : _ Lorraine Butler Robert Marshall ifineh size Today In Ponti As for reports of vice and cor- Jack Campbet! Wastines Martia ta l-t-telalaiatetatatetater te-arteneerstatatetataneate Fi “ ar i er {Doren peopeiandrs Giecedtag fam Ue in the township and depart-/9 Vortec. Aiea hh ts Only 2 Left > Onl Lett te UE VDW ELL” Quality - Siutgrogine mie wim mon em ad ak ee Ee 3 — Men's Oxi ds t Me ; ar i ; Ran arte TH trae ee au ‘questioned or accused by a citizen "Carol porpten Sul ued $12.95 Shain ls r $21.95 CABINETS or Aun rises Friday at 7 84am Mm : wt Darre Cowell Corine Montgomery ws0tes, singl 4 2022R, dowdle coor, foon rines Thursday at ipm 1 would call him in and give him! Garry Cox Margaret Murphy banat an Moon ses Priday al @ 8 . ™m id Thomes Crandall John Nelson azh et —_— ' si beaan’ fy $7.98 —— ‘a fair chance to clear himself DY Gyre Crawtora Daryl Nichols DieTOines sae: shelf, 60529x18inc’ A Downtown Temperatures accounting for hie ‘actions during | Davia Crews Oarrls Nichole Se Ge Geena naeae we ‘obi Quality Meme Bem eo g George Crockett Michaet Nyberg Only 3 Left Only 2 Left ya es ouriodeorn | 12m Spon. nc! ven perio Prina Dervis Evert Ny ; ™ howe . : DIM Gucweencnke ag P * ~ a : Dona Decker Seaneti« Ov Ohanesiag | , : m.. tree m cous Bi atolyn Dewees afo i ‘ Mam 410 lL | “T have merely given the Royal parbars | nn Robert Ox rene $24. 95 CABINETS , $29. 95 CABINETS "ie styles in choice of ee ) : ares wrgias ren rown or Black rs. Wednesday in Ponti i * Marry Sunige bout t betes Goudie Seer. 2 an base cad uppe ‘ae rear tae ao ntowm Oak Township authorities the same Ror Durtee” . Coenis Pronue ator > ge! ] 88! | Fie 1 doer end ] 588 All sizes 6 to 12. Aigh aot temperature - « 22 Opportunity in answer to several) Robert Emiry Etbert Pureell aati neh —. wif me _— ent te : FOS conc 6 sree : REE MEEPS aioe top oo) Hb COMpIaIDIE rece ty oe scolar Rete ets gest Gaytia Gaetan «TE LADIES", Misses is ier ain snow fog . a1 aurice Pergusen ie | eee tear eee au rman concerning law enforcemen Jeagne, Fe ‘smn cnn sie a 1 } 4Le SEs ina GIR | eo in ming 4 a . j et t Wighest tempesature 3 | Sharon Freeman Carol Rihar 8 SUEDE PENNY ae nee ee , ; By ‘ My request for a report on Fearn Sores ane moach $34. 95 ve aetna $29. 93 a 58 Weather—Cloudy. some snow vice activities in the township [on Gaytan rele oo nb (abet >of 198 8 Hee aces grees men 1588 ogy tena men * rf — Highest and Lowest Tejaperaiores | and the activities of law eufore- [rire | ‘Greet Louise ~ ha ly ae rAcTOR t-inch sive i. E I This Date in 61 Years ers has heen rétuseq by police rer. Crogan lores f oe ee ee ee ee ee ee aeudianadeucnen: : i 62 ip 1906 Oin 1994 erry, Mel abaugh doe Shelton r] —_—— : officials, vivia Hallenbeck © Merlyn Shoot mol ors. Only 4 Left Only 4 Lett went Tempetstere Chars 1 tt ek Accartinent ms ge sprees ge ames Skinner aH ‘ $44. 95 eTs i oe Aipena marque 7 { a sergeant in my cepa r : atues Baltimore 62 44 Memphis 12 18 > Hasseneah! 34. 95 CABINET A 1 . > Bismeérck a -6 Miem! Reach ao 7 7g Vefused a request he'd be dropped pireds pe et care cab 881 Cc B N 88 Brownsville 706 38 Milwaukee a? 4 hee nm Mer Ruffalo 57-28 Minneapolts 6 uae the forge. 1 have been MOrE/ Karen Hickson ‘regal Pome, Ln 19 | feninenwity 3 ae doors :238 Popular suede in Leather Charleston 11 83 New Orieana 75 ay ne penny floaters. Assort- Chicago 28 ew York 40 x ‘ All i Loafers Cincinnati 66 11 Omaha a ; ll metal cabinets, @name! jena. slight freight mars and ed colors, sizes 414 Cleveland sa 18 Peliston 41 a N. 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Regulor $3.15 Vatue—in Full Color THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 . = mmm Regular 25c-Value—Y | First Quality-Sanforised Flannels’ 4 egular 2o¢ ve ee vow SAVE 20c on |} Ball-Point Pens Smooth writing, retractable points. Blue ink. (Limit 2)....... Regular 25¢ Value—Famous ‘TRIM’ Regular 60c Value—Bottle of 25's q Regular 73c Size—YOU SAVE 20c on er Alka-Seltzer Tablets -BAN Deodorants " 1 ) Speedy, gentle religf from headaches. (Limit 2)............ "Yuu Arrived? Pisin ae. Tufted ‘ Popular Roll-On deodorants for men and ladies. (Limit 2)... .. Regulor $1.89 Value—Large Capacity RUBBER : ) C - Chenille Regular $1.20 Value—Midget M-2 Size = ba Drapes S | ° FI h | C Hot Water Bottles 39 ylvania Flashbulbs '2 Slight finishing blemishes, leakproof eine Doce eee Veiue T Genuine ‘Blue-Dots’ for shur-shots. (Limit 6 cartons per person) : Big 66 x 90-inch drapes in variety of colors in plain or tufted styles. 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He was pale and wan colorful capital of Havana seethe with excitement today over the start 6f the “war crime” trials olf more than 600 Batistianus in Hav ana's Cabana ‘prison fortress across the bay from old Ifavana Any doubt the solidly behind the justice” of Fidel Castro almost vanished yesterday afternoon when “a crowd «f nearly one million populace was “pevoluhonary Mol the palace. The streets for blocks areund his arduous campaign which re- were jammed with struggling sulted in the overthrow of the Ba- throngs, and Castro's speech was tista government projected great distances through loud speakers i ‘but he looked physically fit after were closed during the day. A : it led C work stoppage organized by the Phe sixfoot, black-pearded Case urionary movement began at siniied and waved to the § o'clock in the morning and con- erowds as he eame before a ros- tinued late into the night, persons screamed their aApproy al 1 { and cheered wildly at everything; Castro said The Havana trials will be con | ducted in the full glare of global publicity and almost 4600 news men from 22 countries were in Havana to see therm start and to | hear personally from Castro as | he answers world wide criticisin | aS a news conference today. | The influx of néwsmen repres.| enting newspapers magazines television, radio and ne weteels was spotlighting the trials and) executions in an unparalleled man- ner. The wraps were off — there 1s no longer censorship and newsmen are free to write anything they like. i Havana meanwhile was slowly | recovering some of its traditional) gajety. An indication was yester- day's mass meeting at the presi- dential palace when the enormous crowd waved banners, sang the national anthem and shouted “Viva Fidel’ at top of their lungs | They fought for a close-up view of Castro in a spectacular demon- stration of hero worship. They cheered madly as he arrived at the palace in an army helicopter and began speaking to them at Spm His remarks dealing with a free and democratic Cuba of the future were punctuatetl with huneson| applause. Scores of women and Voice Out by a Snake — AUBURN, N.Y. (UPI — The} Cayuga County Sheriff's Depart-, ment lost its “voice” for five hours | one night when a six-foot snake| short-circuited the county's radio} transmitter | SPECIAL PURCHASE! SALE STARTS FRIDAY A. M. Just Arrived Men’s JARMAN ARISTOCRATS NETTLETONS FLORSHEIMS FREEMANS ALDEN PEDIC TAYLOR MADE $14" You Save to $15 a Pair BRANDS 47 N. SAGINAW ST. 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He. was an employe of the Washtenaw Pattern Co. in Wayne. _ Surviving besides his wife, Winona, are his mother, Mrs. Cuyle E. Smith, and a sister Mrs. Ivah G. Pearsall of Pontiac. Mr. Smith’s body is at the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. MRS, JAY B. WARD Service for Mrs. Jay B. (Clara. E.) Ward, 79, of 19 Liberty St., will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. Burial will be in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery where the Rebekah Lodge will conduct the graveside service. Mrs. Ward died Tuesday in Pon- tiac General Hospital after an ill- ness of several weeks. : MRS. JAMES WEBB Deaths in Ponia: and Nearby Areas Beach Rd., will be beld at 1 p.m. Richardson Bird the Ardmore Hospital, Ferndale, following a diabetic coma. She was a member of Galilean Baptist Church and attended Mil- ford High School. West, Fla.; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Scott of* Milford: two sisters, Stephanie and Leslie) Scott, both ‘of Milford; and grand-, parents, Mr: and Mrs. William E. Seott of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. , Arthur Grunow of Hazel Park. JAMES B, VALLELY ROCHESTER — Service for James B. Vallely, 35, of 613 Park Dale St., Monday at the Home, Punxutowney, Pifer Funeral Pennsy!- Service for Mrs, James (Eva). Webb, 54, of 391 Highland Ave., will be held at 11 a.m, Friday in St. Joseph Church, Burial will follow in Mt, Hope Cemetery. y Surviving are her husband; two. brothers and a sister. Mrs. Webb died Tuesday in Pon- tiac General Hospital after an ill-) ness of six weeks. Her body is at! the William F. Davis Funeral, Home. MRS. RICHARD F. COOK WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —'came registrar at Western Mich- ‘collection, Skip Hall addressed the | Service for Mrs. Richard F. (Shar-ligan and in 1945 he. was named letter to ‘ on Lee) Cook, 16, of 4365 England’ University Professor ‘Dies in Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO (UPI)—John C.' 'Hoekje, a member of the faculty, of Western Michigan University ‘for 39 years, died last night at) \Bronson Hospital. Hoekje, who was 73, retired from Western Michigan in 1955. ‘as a teacher of psychology and Highland Cemetery. + Mrs; Cook died Wednesday in in. Surviving are her husband, Rich-| ard F. of the U.S. Navy in Key) | Beach, Fla.; will be held at 9.a.m. vania. Burial wil be fp St. Cath Mr. Vallely dieq Tuesday . at St, Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon. tiac, following a brief iliness, He was a partner in the James B. Vallely Corp., modernization con- tractors, a son Patrick, at home; his father, ‘Joseph G. Vallely of Pompano three brothers, Jo-, ‘seph L. of Rochester and Paul! E. and Lawrence, both of Pennsyl- | are vania; and three sisters. Paper Has Blank Page for Lack of Business SHIDLER, Okla. (UPI) — Sam Fields, publisher of the weekly Shidler Review, printed a three- page paper. The second page was completely at.the Shidler Review.” Flattery_ Gets Results, Even With Policeman | ALTUS, Okla. ;man. | Requesting an arm patch from education. Five years later, he be-| the police force here to add to his ‘dean of administration. ‘the nicest patrolman on ithe force.” He got the patch. SAVE! HANDY SOFA-BED Reg. $89.95 Pay Monthly $5 This is really @ terrific buy! _ new fabrics. Choice of colors. Display Sample’ Slightly Marred| [_ceet ind Reg. All to Go at Close-Out Prices! _ Chrome black, new bronzetone! Tables have " marproof plastic tops, chairs upholstered in long-wearing plastic. ONLY 10°% Down Delivers Any Set! won Oe wl, Both for dies, air ticking. “88 SOUTH ~ INNERSPRING MATTRESS and Reg. $39.95 Each—Now This deluxe quality mattress has pre-built border, e © MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS © BED OUTFITS e SLEEP-SOFAS Up to 12 Off and $3995 han- vents, heavy sata SAGINAW ST. ai NEW LOCATION Pay Only Upholstered in PyTTTII TTT iii iii, $69.95 to $119.95 Complete Ensemble! Famous Make Hollywood Bed Reg. .$69.95—Save $30 $ $5 Month l af Consists of luxurious padded headboard, set of six tegs, deluxe innerspring mattress and matching box spring! A great value! blank with the exception of three: tiny lines in the center which read: | “Business is good everywhere but (UPI) — A Kil- leen, Tex., boy knows how to get) what he wants even from a police-! He had joined the faculty in 1916) Designer Offers Fighting Words to Housewives CHICAGO (UPI) — Housewives are no befter able to furnish their te. perform a do-it-yourself ap- pendectomy, a New York interior decorator. said. Michael Gree, president of the National Society of Interior Design- e's, made the eriticism of amateur interior decorators at a home fur Surviving are his wife, Mary; nishings conference held recently | in conjunction with the annual Jan- uary Internationa] Home Furnish- ings Show. “Some homemakers believe they are capable of producing well de-| ‘signed rooms when actually the: juntrained amateur is usually a ‘ble of producing only chaos,” isaid. He conceded there is no “i inition of ‘'good taste,” ' suggested that the average house- | wife hasn't got it — | crime,” he said. “Good tite tn | tt oe designers sell." | terior Greer geediciad the betlinnts will use more bright, cheerful col- ors this year than in the past, with gold appearing even en iron furni- Seer ane ee Oo new use in the h he said. ‘Ooops, I'm Sorry,’ Says Man fo Judge PIERRE, S. D. #—Circuit Judge’ Harry Mundt asked the man who! had pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated for his license number. but he | back “The man. said he didn’t remem jber but the car was just enue. | He looked out the window and be- gan reading off a number as Judge | Srande took it dwn. Suddenly Judge Mundt reared , stared at what he'd written and declared, “Why, that’s my | number.” y The man &pologized and the’ ‘an honest mistake. What Do You Know of Birds and Borers? MADISON, Wis. ® — Entomolo- gist E. L. Chambers surveyed | damage done by borers and found did more damage than the borers. -In some fields the birds and bor- ‘ers combined to do damage. Cham- ibers said the blackbirds often clus- | ltered in such large groups they | broke off the cornstalks weakened, ‘by | the borers. Fire in Closet Makes Real Housewarming STILLWATER, Okla. — It was a rea) housewarming for Mr. and ‘Mrs. Jack Graham, when they ‘moved into the Oklahoma State’ | University apartments for | | Sadents: There were plenty of caeata | j mostly uninvited. A fire broke out in a closet and: “Having limited taste is no | judge said he was certain it was firemen and hundreds of students ‘rushed to the aid of the Grahams. that blackbirds | Leads Charmed Life! ‘Fire Loss Tops Billion. CALAIS, Vt. (UPI)—George Law. NEW YORK—Fire losses in the son was surprised that he escaped United States during 1957 exceeded injury after his ‘car ran off the| the billion-dollar mark for the first ‘road, rolled over three times and |time in history. They totaled $1,- ‘came to a halt upside down. He/023,190,000,- an increase of $33,000,- had good reason to be surprised. 000 over the figure in 1956, when There were six cases of dynamite losses reached a record $989,-: in the auto, |290,000. 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Predominate colors in each set of three: gold, block/white, bicwm, blue or green. 10" square. Weite’s... Fourth Flooe | * Fi } THE PONTIAC PRESS) HAROLD A. FITZGERALD President and Publisher MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 Krupp’s Steel Empire Expanding by Merger Word of industrial expansion by the Krupp steel interests in Germany is disturbing to those who remem- ber that organization's close identi- fication with the military aggressions of Kaiser WILHELM and ADOLF HITLER. With the merger of Bochumer Verein, a special steel products industry, and Krupp’s Rhein- hausen A. G., Krupp will be the the biggest steel producer in West Germany. It also would seem to end the Allied effort to break up the munitions empire of Alfried Krupp von Bolen and to force him to dispose of his mines, mills, foundries and machine tool plants. * * * Information trom Washington Is that the United States is not object- ing to the merger although bound by a treaty opposing concentration of German industry. It was this con- centration in the hands of a few which made it easy for HITLER to take over the German economy. Reasons for our willingness to go along are interesting, says the Mil- waukee Journal. It is pointed out that Bochumer Verein previously was not part of the Krupp holdings, so that its acquisition Is not “recon- centration,” and that Rheinhausen, although owned by Krupp, is being operated by trustees appointed by the Allied occupation. * x * Although Chancellor Adenauer . has warned against industrial concentration in the electrical, chemical and banking fields, no effective curbs have been im- posed. But the matter of German rearmament ix working against a breakup of the krupp interests. The European Coal and Steel com munity has approved the merger. It is to be hoped that the member coun- tries, neighbors of Germany, will see that Baron von Krupp serves the best interests of all Europe. U.S. Naval Construction Revolutionized Industry Eloquent testimony to vast changes in ship building is contained in the latest edition of Jane's Fighting Ships. authoritative annual published in England It declares that America’s atomic submarines have touched off a revolution in which “admir- alties and navy departments of the world have been shaken out of” their static orbits. ° * ’~ * Adm. Rickover and his aides have launched seven attack submarines, seven more are on the ways and four others have been authorized. Six atomic powered missile subs are under construction, with eight more authorized. Largest submarine yet built, the radar escort Triton, was launched in August. The smallest, a hunter-killer sub, the Tulibee, will soon be ready for the sea. * x * The 85,000-ton carrier, Enterprise, heads the list of nuclear capital ships. Four times the size of its World War I] namesake, the new Enterprise, whose keel was laid a year ago, will have four reactors. A total of six such carriers is planned for service by 1966. The Long Beach, a nuclear guided missile cruisey is under con Struction and a reactor is being de- naval THE PONTIAC PRESS Trade Mark Dally Fxoept @undear 44 W. Huron 8. 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Member of ABC. signed for a new class of large de- Stroyers. * x * Spurred by the Navy's dramatic use of nuclear energy, commer- cial shipping is answering the challenge. Financed by the Mari- time Commission and the AEC, the $40 million passenger - cargo ship Savannah is being built. Funds also have been allotted for development of a reactor to power a giant oil tanker. x w« * While rather anxiously watching and deploring our slow progress in satellite launching, many of us per- haps may be failing to appreciate our growing strength in atomic powered subs and surface ships. “Havana Gambling Joints Wrecked.” —Headline. As a rule, pro- prietors of gambling joints don't gamble, but those who put up swank joints in Cuba during Batista’s regime unwittingly gambled in doing so, and they lost (their joints, at least), much to their (and nobody else's) sorrow. As Sputnik I aroused Uncle Sam only momentarily, he ts probably al- ready yawning after having been awakened by Moonik I. The Man Ment Town Do You Want It? Loeal Tract Never Taken (tp From the Government Life's problems: What should hit us when we are 18 and know everything. Getting somewhat faceflous 1s my guod friend, Orson Rockman, aho has made a survey of property titles in Oakland County. He writes: “You may be surprised to learn that a tract of 100 acres or more in your county has never been taken up from the government You have the second largest among Michi- gars 83 counties In population, wealth and in many other features. But this tract Ls still owned by Uncle Sam_ “It has no trees, hills or swamps, Is well watered, and should be good land. All that it needs Is ditching. It Is in the mid- dle of Cass Lake” Chief of the game division of the Michi- gan Department of Conservation, Harry D. Rahl, sends me word that a survey made by his men on 300 farms, scattered over this part of the state, shows that four out of five farmers will allow hunting on thelr premises, if permission ts and no fences or other property de- stroved However he says that good old ruie, “Ask the Farmer First,” still should be-carefully observed. and the best time to cultivate his friendship ts BETWEEN hunting seasons. My ever watchful Flint correspondent, Jason Millerwise writes. “Don't kid the present day women about dyeing their hair. In my great- great-grandmother's effects, handed down from colonial days, Is her favorite recipe for that purpose —powdered charcoal and lard” After a statewide survey. head of re- source development at Michigan Sta iy University, Dr, Frank W. Suggitt, reports that he cannot find even one merchant Inthe entire state who was put out of business. because a new highway by-passed his location In most cases It gives towns a blg boost, Such is the case in the Pontiac area I like the enterprise of “Cackling Fresh Fege’ as the name for a brand of hen fruit A letter drifts tn from Barry Walterhouse, now { Fairbanks. Alaska, which says that a local dairy prints a certificate on its milk cartons, 25 of which entitled the bearer to a ten-thousandth interest In an oll well that’s really producing. Numbered among the station wagon class, 1 know a couple with eight children, ranging from 4 to 14 years. They say it is the ideal form of family transporta- tion, as “We lock ‘em in and let ‘em fight.” Returning from. Los Angeles, Pontiac people say its slogan ts “From Missions to Miracles.” Admitting that the smog is a fright, a letter from at Gene Harmedy, . now in Los Angeles, says it is getting bet- ter bechuse it couldn’t get any worse. first secured, . i David Lawrence Says: Can He Handle It? Outcome of ’60 Election Up to Ike WASHINGTON—The Republican National Committee's meeting in Des Moines this week focuses attention on two questions — why did the Republi- cans lose the last election? What do they intend to dv ahout the 1960 election? As of this writ ing and assum ing no substan- tial change for : the better in the LAWRENCE economic situa- tion, the Republicans are doomed to defeat again no matter whether they nominate Nixon or Rocke- feller The man vho holds the key to +1960 is President Eisenhower. if his record in the next 18 months is outstanding and busi- ness is booming, the Republican nominee can win—elther Nixon or Rockefeller. At the moment Nixon is a part of the Eisenhower administration and will naturally defend it vigor- ously if he is nominated. Rocke- feller was reported last autumn to have maneuvered away from the Fisenhower administration and actually to have won some Demo- cratic votes that way during his campaign for governor of New York State, Sometime between now and the Republican National Convention in 1960, Rockefeller will have to dem onstrate that he is strongly behind the Eisenhower administration and that he is willing to defend at wholehearted| Unless he does, he cannot win conservative support for the nom- ination, and it so happens that conservatives do play a very in- fluential part in the Republican Party. * * * As oof today, moreover, Adlai Stevenson is the most likely Demo- vratic presidential nominee. He is stronger with the rank and file of the Democratic state organizations than anvone else—and they do fhe nominating. The argument. that “Stevenson can't win, because he = ee See ° & Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE The public night school is for those . . . Who want to get ahead By utilizing leisure time Refore they go to bed |, . It is for young and old alike... And close to being free... As usually the only cost... Is just a token fee . . The public night school is for those... Who work throughout the day , ... Or those with idle hours they... Prefer to spend that way . - Ov martied folks who otherwise . Could not go out at night . . . Because they sensibly agree... Their budget ts too tight . So whether just fo pass the time Or graduate from college . Tho public night school offers.+ all. The chance to grow in knowledge : (Copyright, 1969) The Country Parson t ee as “Maybe it's just as well folks tn the pew do think I mean someone else, not then--people listen better when you're talking about the faults of somebody else." has been beaten twice doesn't mean much in a year when ‘the party of the incumbent adminis- tration has just suffered an over- whelming defeat ’ Opportunistic leadership in Congress eannot long retain for the Democrats the confidence of the country. The voters in the northern states are more anti- Republican today than they are pro-Democratic. This means that, if the Republi- cans operate as an effective minor- ity party in the next 18 months in Congress and if the economic situ- ation {mproves, the Republican chances of winning the presidency may improve, too. * * * To speak of the Republican nom- inees for 1960 in terms of person- ality as a decisive factor is to ignore the lessons of political history. When the tide is running against an administration in power for eight years, the candidate of its party—unless there's a war or a business boom—has only a s1 Y chance, no matter who he fs. So whether either Nixon or 2ockefeller will be elected, if nom- inated in 1960, depends on what Dwight Eisenhower does in the next year and a half * * * If the record is good and employ- ment is high, either nominee tan win. If the record isnt good, neither can win For the voters will cust their ballots for or against the Eisenhower administration and for a continuance or discontinuance of its programs and policies. (Copyright, 1950) THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Verily I say unto you, this gen- eration shall not pass away, till all be fulfiiled.—Luke 21:32. * * * No man saw the building of the New Jerusalem, the workmen crowded together: the unfinished walls and unpaved streets; no man heard the clink of trowel and 'pick- axe; it descended out of heaven from God.—John Seeley. Dr. William Brady Says: Takes Mouthtul to Explain ‘Capillary Endothelium’ In a piece about the functions of calcium, | quoted fram Wright's “Applied Physiology.” an authori- tative textbook, the following (2) Calcium regulates excitability of nerve fibers ahd nerve echters. * * * to) Calcium diminishes perm- eability of capillary endothelium.” 1 said I'd trv to explain No. 5 in a talk to follow, Fveryone knows what permeabili- tv means. Cloth is generally perme- able to rain: rub- ber or plastic material js not. Endothelium is the smooth mem- DR. BRADY brane which lines the heart, blood vessels, peritoneal and pleural cavities, joint cavities and cavities of the body which do not communicate with the outside world, This lining membrane, called serous, is composed of a single layer of endothelial cells, resembling. un- der the microscope, the tiled floor or wall of bathroom or fountain pool. Mucous membrane, on the other hand, linea cavities or passages which communicate with the outer world — nasal passages, sinuses, throat, bronchi, eyelids, stomach, intestine, kidney, bladder, urethra, uterous, vagina. Mucous mem- brane is composed of numerous lavers of epithelial cells, cemented together and built on a foundation of strong fibrous tissue “Permeability of capillary en- dothelium’ seunds pretty darned scientific. Therefore T beg to re- peat that no one has demonstrated a capillary microscopically Some old timer, who probably never studied histology, conjured up the funny notion that the blood, having passed through the finest, artery one can see with naked eye or microscope, continues to flow through imaginary “capillaries.” The simple truth ts, as any s0- and-so would realize if he were . not befaddied by what purports to be medical science, that the arterial blood, having passed through the. ultimate arteriole (smallest artery visible under micrescepe), permeates the fis. sue — that is to say, it cores, through the tissue of gland, or: gan or other structure, precisely as water oozes through the soil, . Thus the freshlv oxygenated and vietualed blood bathes every. cell and fiber of the tissue, gland or * organ, delivering oxygen and nut- ritional elements and taking on a load of carbon dioxide and pro- ducts of metabolism to carry back to liver, kidney and limgs for dis- posal, x” & * Signed letters not more than one page or 10 words long pertaining to persona! i.caith and hygiene, not. dis ease diagnosis, of treatment. will be answered by Dr William Brady. if a stamped celf-addressed envelope is sent to the Pontiac Press Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1959) ty Voice. of the People | Williams’ Budget Proposal Arouses Several Readers’ Well, the gate is open, the horse is gone and so little can be done about it now. But I wonder if people of Michigan even realize what's . “happened to their State. Those I_know who voted for hign are still making excuses and trying to place the blame on others. xk * * - Why don’t they stop trying to defend their pride and face up to their union leaders and union sewspaper editors and others who coerced them inte voting for Williams? Complete lack of responsi- bility and interest in the State’s and country’s future has been demonstrated again and again by these leaders, and their fellowers, like sheep, are led to slaughter. Except in this situation the sheep are making excuses for, and condoning, their own execution, * * * Why wake them up? It’s too late. Williams has finally been forced to face up to what his give-away program has led us to — bankruptcy. He has done this to a State that just a few short years ago was rich enough to set aside $50 million for veterans without feeling a pinch, and the taxes were nowhere near as high then. Soapy, the lovable boy who never grew up, who made up in charm what he lacked in ability, is in real trouble. The thing we can be thankful for is that foolish people didn’t elect him President, The last three Presidents have the country over a barrel; the war FDR started, the clod-blood- ed murders in Hiroshima by Tru- man, and Ike’s sickness, even though he has a good deal of ability, and he’s also hampered by a Congress that doesn’t. see eye to eye, putting it mildly. The State had money to burn when Soapy took over and he pro- ceeded to burn it. He hasn't made many enemies; he's too good natured. And Pa (the State) is nich and nobody cares. I can like Soapy, ‘but I wouldn’t trust him with my’bank account. He might charm me out of it, : Andrea Rohr Could it be that Henry never received help from the Veterans Trust Fund? Could it be he’s not even a veteran? Should the State take over $50 million, it would gain less than $43 million. That’s more than 14 per cent interest the tax- payer will have to pay, and any tenth grader could tell you that isn’t good business. If I wanted to charge that much interest, I'd probably go to jail for usury. But Henry’s right saying Wil- liams knows what he’s doing. He’s following the recommenda. ~ tion of AMA, NMA and other organizations trying to strip vets of all benefits. Michigan Vet- erans will remember this in the next election, 1 hope you don’t believe that we'll get the money back. And it’s easier to keep something we have than to regain a loss. You may ‘not need aid from the fund and I don't but hundreds have been helped in the past and many will need help in the future. Luther J. Keys. Sr, Vice Commander, Disabled American Veterans 16 ‘Common Courtesy Dictates Treatment’ I'm surprised to hear otherwise civilized people saying we should have given Mikoyan a bum’s rush. Nations must operate with common courtesy the same as individuals, and only the most vulgar person would mistreat a guest in his own home. When someone comes to vour house, whether vou like him or not, so long as he behaves him- self, vou treat him with respect and courtesy, and that’s all... Mi- koyan’s treatment amounted to. Just because a barbarian is in our midst is no reason for all of us to become barbarians. Let's Be Sensible Michigan Citizen ‘Why Not End Battle Now?’ A weekly magazine says a “battle is on to end inflation.”’ It could end tonight if labor unions stopped striking and raising prices, Amanda Soolheart ‘Ignored Proposal Has Cost Lives’ Regarding protection against gas explosions. in 1938 I suggested at a State fireman's meeting that mercury switches should be in- stalled at all building entrances, that mercury switches should be compulsory in all firemen’s flash lights, all switches should be oil or mercury in al] -buildings where combustibles are used, such as ga-- rages, paint manufacturing, bowl- ing alleys, etc. Also inductive motors should be compulsory wherever gases are liable to ac- cumulate. A lot of lives could have been saved if these suggestions had been carried out. , Shorty Hook Old Time Electriciap od ‘Why Should We Pay for His Car?’ I heard someone on relief was arrested for traffic violations. Do I have to pay tax money to buy gasoline for people on relief when I ean hardly afford to drive my own car and I have to use if very carefully? Does anyone check into things like this or do we just keep on paying? Strapped ‘They'll Need New Jail in That Case’ A statement in court Jan. 12 that will have drastic effect on the whole County. It looked like it was done to get votes. * * * Tf all alimony cases in Oak- _land County that are behind in alimony are sent to jail, they'll - sure have to build a new fail. Some of these men shave paid when they were working, but how are they going to pay when their unemployment runs out? * * * I didn’t know a man could be sent to jail without a trial of hear- ing both sides. If all men who are paying alimony in the county will send a protest to your representa- tive or Gov, Williams, I’m sure we can do something about this political racket, and men will pay according to their ability and earn- ings. Freeman Clark 2062 Commonwealth. Case Records of a Psychologist: Age Increases Wedding Jitters By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Della is Hamlet's modern twin. And she has a lot of folks in the same boat with her. Under the age of 21, many giris. jump into marriages without enough caution and foresight, but after 25, many of them be- come slaves of the “manana” compler. Beware of both dan- gers. Pass this case along where it may do some good. Case A-434: Della Q.. aged 28, just finished a long telephane talk with me. ; “Dr, Crane, I am due to be married in three days.’ she had said, “but I think maybe IT ought to post- pone the wed- ding “However, the announcements have becn made and many of my friends have held showers in my horror, so I hesi- tate to back out. “But I feel jittery. Marriage is a serious thing and I wonder if I shouldn't wait a while longer.” BUCK FEVER When amateur hunters draw a bead on their first deer; they often get a similar attack of jitters, popularly called “buck fever.” Another name for this is stage fright. It is the terror we all tend CRANE to feel when we tackle a new and _ very importagt task for the first time Girls of 17 or 18 rush into wed- dings with litte forethought. They elope with unfit suitors and soon may rue their stupidity. Bul when they are in the late ic aes 20a, like Della, they often fall victim to the dangerous habit which the Spanish call ‘‘man- ana," or “tomorrow.” That's the tendency to procrastinate. The longer a man or woman goes before marrying, the greater is the tendency to debate and analyze and then postpone a de- cision till later. * * * And after the age of 3 to 35, it is extremely difficult for an old bachelor to make up his mind. Della was engaged to a fine fellow, of the same hackgrotiid, religion and social outlook as her own. Her family and friends knew they would make an ideal ~mar- riage. And Della admitted she loved him and would be heart- broken if she should ever lose him, yet she still debated’ MODERN HAMLET You Shakespearean scholars wel] remember, Hamlet's futile gebate “to be or not to be." * * *& Well, thousands of bachielors and spinsters of Della’s age and up- ward also go through a similar de- bate over the question “to be or not to be . . . married!” This is typical buck fever. es- pecially when family and friends know the couple are well suited and they both love each other. : “Oh, De. Crane,” Della had. protested on the phoné, “T know I loye Don with all my heart. Bat 1 just feel we ought to wait «ix mooths longer.” ; Did you ever afiglyze thé action of people at a swimming pool? The younger folks, such as the group that rush into via elop- ment, will run and plang. in, with- out even checking on the water's temperature. * * * But the older group. like Della, will diffidently stick their big toe down into the water to test its temperature, - Then they may shiver and de- lay and procrastinate half the afternoon, tryifg to work up their courage to take a swint. Unless somebody gives them a push, they may even fritter away the whole day on the sand. Yet as soon as they do take the plunge, they are usually delighted and have a jolly time in the water. So it is with diffident folks past the age of 25 when they cof- template marriage, They either show buck fever or else get 80 eager to have a wedding ring that they take undue chances. * « * To help double check on your heart, send for the 200-point ‘Tests tor Husbands and Wives,” enclos- ‘ing a stamped ‘return envelope, plus 20 cents (non-profit). ” Always erite to Dr me of p Qeo ree : to ew # Pontiae Press, Pontine, Muhigne, enclosing a long 4c stamped, and Printing casts oA) he vend MJ percheiogical charts oa pem- (Copyright, 1959) £ ' Se ; C} li {i ae z — SEVEN as o* a NO SKIDDING — One of Russia's TU-104 jet airliners puts on the air brakes — a pair of trailing parachutes — for a landing on snow- covered Sthipol airfield at Amsterdam after a Fa AP Wirephote operated by the Soviet state-owned airline Aero- flot, was completing’ the ence-a-week schedule Aeroflot maintains between the Russian and THE PONTIAC PRESS. TH flight from Moscow. The plane, one of the fleet Dutch cities. | |Negroes, remain out of classes al- ‘together, og ; / *' *k * ba 2 s Litt! Q R | Community sentiment is divided : ,on the school issue. Many prefer , ithat the schools remain closed if jintegration is the only alternative. i Plans to Reopen Schools Too Late’ LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — of thousands of parents who first Most Little Rock high school stu-|looked on school closing as a tem- . . dents and their parents apparently | porary measure but who now are Incoming F oreign Cars are resigned to- finishing this year prepared to extend emergency ed- Taxing Port Facilities without public schools, despite re-|ucational provisions indefinitely, 7 ee . cent court moves to reopen the certainly through this school year. SAN FRANCISCO _(AP)—For- | ‘Caught in a massive battle be-eign cars are arriving at San “Tp. ; . .__\tween federal and. state govern-/Francisco in such numbers the ieaico ate to do any good this | ments on the’ school integration port faciities should be expanded year,” said one mother. ‘My |question, 2,000 Little Rock students to handle them, says Hehry Thie- Billy is settled at a private school,'this week finished first semester mann, port traffic manager. and he'll probably stay there be-| work in schools in other communi-| He reported 6,622 foreign autos cause we couldn't be sure the pub-'ties. Some 1,100 more are nearing were handled here between Oct. 1 lic schools would stay open if they midterm at newly organized pri-/and Jan, 15. He said 2,350 Volks- are reopened.” ivate schools here. lwagens are scheduled in the next The speaker was representative | About 700 students, including 450 two months. facilities immediately. 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AVANA — Havana had a new,secuted Cuban people undet \ : HAV “eS ; u iN h “a elie ie people \whose balcony he and his bearded | no shooting in the streets and that rape, carouse, } Carr Named Director ; ; Se a A 3) disetples spoke, Castro invited to. the trials to date bave been fair.”| They have no money, are too Domestic Stuff Free | : TRIANGLE had nothing to do with the arrival’ ithe capital “on the cuff’ all who "TRIALS FAR proud to accept the handouts that’ . fe ; ANN ARBOR (—Hal N. Carr, sas oo ‘ of a festive boatload of tourists Fidel Castro asked Cuba to eo ed to make the journey. He | . h : Ha ; ek but He Doesn't Want It president of North Central Air- Furniture Co brandishing Yankee dollars | dorse his past and impending closed schools so that the children’ Some of the defendants eee nervous vanans wotid see to, ‘ lines has been named to the board Mi : e +. * | trials of “war crimioals” and # (nich: attend this tacit “thumbs Deen acquitted, some = bee shower on them. A thousand con-/ RaciNE, Wis. (UPI)—Racine skijof directors of the Airlines Na-] 128 S$. Woedward, Birmingham: @ Thy. was a holiday bul) around CPPt ss Just the many death ver aay vote on hundreds of prison aie nae re pe quering armies of the past would | club head Art Knudsen hauled]tional Terminal Service Co., ane South of Maple Road ites ne pehe| dicts whieh are expected to fol oo now awaiting Imal, Shops and executed. I nes een find this one hard to believe. |away some of last night's heavyloperates Willow Run Airport. : a tall black-eyed vounz rebel low in the wake of brief court ica st ” a. feeing all fair and jut considering the 2 =e eee chieftain with a fierce looking, scllons. fxs ts Be Hso shut down, treeing at years of terror imposed on Cuba.”’| seraggly beard a a ‘ ae err Eee “oe oat i ~*~ * * tion to pl o deat all who per- O neip swe we crowd in fron There wis no need to close ‘ . ; tine | o m _ “ SSS aS : svemeomacne vana s banks. They've been locked Returning to bis original ¢ d Powell sald ‘It is time new for} depend on it... for tight since Castro’s tanks rolled, ; ; j ee a ‘Castro to set up a lobby in Wash-| 9 MICHIGAN ne the icity any oe way was on sirtke and picketing ‘never operate faster than 15 miles . o/ ‘ the main fine trackage today, but an hour. Anything goes wrong Peg . : President George Clark said be with the track, supervisory em S ‘| ‘ SEW AND SAVE WITH A NEW figured he could keep the Tine ployes — including me — ean pitch ” ty es YO 8 WHITE SEWING MACHINE! runyn: 3 Whout therm incand fix it” Sensational features include — Hore The striking workmen com and ive- whiTl OR . : : . . @ Five Speed Foot Control visit 18 prise one fifth of the otal ia Name Bank President . e Forward G Reverse Sewing pret ploves of the road Threé men @ Powerful AC-DC Motor Demonsteation fF are on strike, Counting the MIDLAND wil LeRoy Digbin - president, the Hine hires 1ISomen. pas heen named president of the bors ond repows far pour sewing machine @o molior tte main Ine runs 7.2 miles. A Chemica] State Savings Bank, He = where purchased — phone far free estimate! succeeds Paul Bywater ‘)) materials to branch runs three miles, Count- —M choose from! who rej u'? \? ing all the sidings, the total jjpeq Dec, 31. ~ b MICHIGAN SEWING CENTER trackage [6 15.2% miles. ; me ee | k Po) > 143 OAKLAND PONTIAC FE 2-3337 . . o - 1 my Wayne County Veterans fe a= Wash ‘n’ Wear “Beirtg here practically all my! - ° ff Easy Terms as low os $1.25 a WEEK life. and having learned railroad: Manor J Edgar Hoover | 4 ; cotton poplin ing from my daddy when I was in . mi “knee britches, and knowing my, WASHINGTON FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION (» — The Allied tracks are in veod shape, T figure Veterans Council of Wayne County : POM want more in UNIFORMS? ee : ! gave FRI Director J. 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Seturdey 10:00 A.M. te 9:00 P. M. * . : i . " ‘ t whether this kind of thing would) Rep. Hamer Budget (R-Idaho)| be encouraged. , proposes to abolish free aig -Charges to” State col So you can see that the 86th sional mail and make his Congress, organized at last after = egues (lick sisinie (Eke te rest Students Illegal | some false starts, is not ready of us. | for business a moment too soon. | The mailing of matter ‘tend. | LANSING (UPI) — It is illegal Urgent legislation is piled up to ing to incite crimes of violence’ for the University of Michigan the windows. would be barred under a bill by pi Michigan State University to me freshman Rep. Seymour Halpern Charge tuition to state students, ment to leave to the states regula- unsolved. How would the In- Clare) said today laalal enithitnioenlsieniiiceeric. ternal Revenue Service handle | Strange, a@ graduate of Central relations aa ‘its mailings under that law? Michigan College, intends to make Also certain other maj- legal ters. like elections and schools. | Rep. Joel T. Broyhill (R-Va) is,t “82. , Sen. Homer Capehart (R-Ind)|back with his plan to make us all) Strange discovered wording in has a bill to give medals of honor Sing the Star Spangled Banner the the law that says state students $100,000 WORTH ‘OF GOODS SACRIFIC ED eee SAVE UP TO 60% AND MORE! to persons performing heroic acts Same way, This task proved too shall have the privileges of the in preventing highway accidents, )Much for the 85th Congress. Rep institution without the payment of HERE'S THE REASON FOR THIS SALE... Because Easter comes early this year, we must sell our winter goods faster than normal, so down : : tuition.” ° . a 5 ; : ’ Ne “ he ime a ea wh pail eae c legal Ne aes He will intreducé jegiatation: to go prices on nationally advertised goods. Our loss is your gain. Even at these low prices you can ‘‘Charge It’’. 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THURSD. _ JANUARY 22, % j f La 1959 x Head Sees Issue Quickly Goldwater OK'd: for GOP Post Gen. Picher Gets It Done! WASHINGTON (NEA)—If, as Lt. the knack of getting to the heart of Gen. Oliver S. Picher claims, he is a matter very quickly. ln a shop Him nothing more than an “office man- Senators Accept ager, as 1959-60 Campaign Chairman | WASHINGTON ¢AP) — Republi tan sendtors accepled Sen. Barry Goldwater (2-Ariz) us their 1999 dipaign chaiyman Wednesday alter opposition from self-styled, among them had wilted * * * Sen Leverett Saltonstall of the contcrence of all senators, said the ious ratl- ment of iiberals iMass}, ehaichiian lepubiecan croup had given Uunani fication to his appoint Goldwater to heaa the campaign. comiiuittee * * * That action Wu taken after the conference rejected i proposed change an the method of selecting rhe runs, the Pentagon wil] soon be by the inability of the boss to make a decision.” | questions decide in « | ture roles of the Army (Navy and Marine« termine whether lor only partialls ‘emergency the chairs Saltonstall also named these other aiembers te exander Wiles (Wisi. : ; en a Sabet oH Pronk LAL GEN, OLIVER 8. PICHER - OTT ipa hb J a . , 5 Te ~-jle re “als “vf | Carlson ikan), Wallace F. Ben- alle se the genet Is, Keep nett i tate. Prescott Bush 1Conn), your pants. on | J. Glenn Beal tide, and Noirs Cotton enit imhabited hy some of the highest- | * * lel ranking “clerks in its history | Sep fohn sherman Cooper (RY) wor Gen. Picher is the first Dt Thad ted the opposition to Gold eotep of the Jomt Staff, a new vater dle had contended publicly ; « i ( th ent al the reiman post authorized by the la oh | ee AD cress, and of his eventual staff of might insite Democratic allega- 69 few will he below the rank of tions that Republicans are anti labor, Goldwater says he is not antilubor at all The liberaks mever cid) announce * - A suppart of any candiulite of then Titles aside, | Ow tor the Scheimaunntp the Defense reorganisation plan is to see that what the | want dorfe—is done Advice to lke— For example cided that U.S. troaps would have Treat Congress to he rushed to some trouble spot, Like a Wile heutenant-colonel or |A good many will be brigadier and he'd issue an order to the Defense Secretary who in turn the order on to the WASHINGTON APD Presi ; ‘Do it And Picher does jt lent kjsenhower must learn to treat Congress like a wife, ov the The quiet, 53-year old Picher fg of oD 20 here at Dress Shirts (White Excepted) S 93 Choice Patterns in All Colors. 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Jones, 32, was sentenced Wetinesday to life imprisonment for first-degree | murder in the Sept. 20 ‘holdup- slaying of Fred Dunn, 47, Detroit wholesaler grocer” Groat in passing sentence de- scribed Jones as a ‘‘wanton and vicious killer with utter disregard RICHMOND, Va. «— Virgina state police-are being equipped with military-type steel helmets; and riot sticks. Col. C. W. Wood- son, superintendent, says it is the result. of a periodic check | of equipment which may be desired. Disappearance ls Taken for Granted in Village ried. Kristiansen, 60, disappeared for comes home. The Columbia river, a natural boundary between Washington and KVENANGEN, Norway (UPD— for human beings.” Village Council Chairman Hedley volume than all of the other Pa- ,cifie coast rivers in the U.S. com- | bined. '\Can‘t Solve Everything three months last year. That time! CHELMSFORD, England (UPI) he turned up in Curacao in the|—Six-year-old Keith Syrett’s moth- Merchant Marine. Friends think he er told him he should call the po- went-to Paris this time. He always, lice whenever he needed help. * x * Keith dialed the emergency po- lice number yesterday and ex- a Republican. : Oregon, carries more water by Plained that he had just gotten a bad mark on some schoolwork, “The matter was out of our juris-| diction,” an officer explained. ' h eG ee = = Si as i 3 ‘ be: : : aK - were =. A oh oe re Ce ee 5 eee aes ‘ , ° 4: / , : j ——— —__ | THK PON'TIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 ELEVEN: G | Lif j lelmet [Kristiansen has disappeared withiBoy Fi . fy | one | Por ty. : - School Issue da ey npoend Police te Get. Hetnets out a trade. but ee wor POY Finds Call to Police |New Hampshicp- Manual Sy eae seat’ e ps Epidemic Hits Family— Holds a Big Surprise quire all fire department vehicles Rush Appendectomies ~ ‘in New York City to carry fire fone tee oe Se reer ethers. but the measure) LITTLE ROCK, Ark. In a dents will be mighty surprised if eo [period meee, . ‘they take a look at the latest New Z McWilliams, 10, her sister, Diana, Hampshire legislative manual. Not Even a Cold: War U1, and brother, Alan, 8, each hag“ Herbert Hoover is listed as a) i Democrat and Harry S. Truman as'| LIVERMORE FALLS, Maine — Oe ste ni a . (UPID—Ernest Mollicone, 55, al-/2" ©mergency appendectomy. ‘most dropped his pipe when he! The Roy O. McWilliams family isaw who had joined his two kit- has no explanation for the once- itens in eating catfood out of a a-month surgery since none of -the ‘dish on his porch, It was a gray children had any previous history (UPI)—A bill mouse. of appendicitis. ~ Measure Extinguished | ALBANY, N. Y. clude a school integration plank in the administration’s forthcoming civil rights bill, pressing the proposal with the help | of cabinet “Liberals,” while “Old Guard” elements lined up against him, Rogers. plan was sald to permit the Justice Department to bring lawsuits to end school segrega- tion in cases where a whole- |. sale Maunting of the rights of Ne- gro students was shown, _ Democratic Leader Lyndon B./ _ Johnson has introduced a four- point civil rights bill in the Senate. But Sen. Hubert Humphrey _ Minn) said today he and Sen. Paul if Hi. Deuglas (D-I1) woyld propose a more far-reaching civil rights _ measure next week, - The Republican version is ex- - pected shortly. © (D- Opponents of Rogers’ plan 4r- gue that the rest of the admini- | stration’s overall legislative pro- gram might founder if Congress | became embroiled in a bitter bat- tle over civil rights. Soytherners bitterly oppose civil rights legislation, but it was con-| _ sidered probable they would accept; - Johnson's relatively moderate ap- proach with only token resistance. President Eisenhower's position | on civil rights legislation is not clear at this time. He urged only: last week that voting rights should’ be guaranteed, but said caution: should be exercised on any legisla-| tion dealing directly with school in- - tegration. Job Done, Atlas Dies i } ad i | | } | SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Fiery Death ’ the 4'-ton Atlas with its 150) WASHINGTON (UPT) — Amer. | fea’s Atlas talking satellite is | dead. The Defense Department said | pounds of instruments probably | plunged back into the atmosphere and burned up over the Pacific sometime before 10 a.m. yester- day after circling the earth | more than 500 times. The Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory at Cambridge, Mass., said a fiery object was seen. in the skies at 9:08 a.m. by the U.S. Naval Base at Guam and by the cruiser Rochester half- way between Hawaii and Japan. | When the Atlas, the heaviest satellite ever launched, was blasted into orbit from Cape Canaveral, Fla., Dec. 18, scien- tists predicted it would stay aloft 20 days. It actually circled the globe 35 days. Detroit Firm Accused by FIC Discrimination in Prices on Appliances Laid to! American Motors WASHINGTON — American; Motors Corp., Detroit, today was, charged with giving some retail | customers an illegal price ad-| vantage over their competitors in the electrical appliance field. The Federal Trade Commis- | siory complaint alse named _American Motors’ subsidiary, | American Motors Sales Corp., |. which sells the company’s “el- | vinator and Leonard lines of appliances from one offices across the country. 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Gustave Rojas Pinilla.| The dictator picked the fight What stirred Pojas Pinnila’s wrath was Lonsals altendance at BONSALL PHIL a dinner of persons opposed to the dictatorship. Some of the things said at the dinner angered thy dictator. some Colombians Pinilla's quarrel with Bonsal tay have been an important factor in the dictator's over throw in May 1957. About a month earlier, the State Depart ment pointedly had withdrawn Bonsal from Bogota, perhaps to show Rojas Piniltaté upheld Bon sal's conduct, : say Rojas a dip In anv event, Bonsat lorial oe TAK went on to new diplomatic successes as ambas-— tador to Bolivta where he cur! rentiv os stationed a He Pinila now is awaiting tral in Colombia on charges of misconduct while president of that counts | if confirmed, the %9 year-old Bonxal will step into a ticklish iiiation that may require all his] diplomatic resourcefulness ('S relatlons wrth the resolu | fionary Cuban povernmment of Fidel Castro are on the touchy side be cause of heavy criticism in the) US) Congress and press of suin | mary execullons the ousted Batista regime President) Eisenhower picked Bonsal to succeed Earl PF. 1. Smith, who resigned as ambas sador to Havana on Jan. 10. The Castro government didn't tike Smith, contending he had been svnipathetic with the Batista government. The State Depart ment disputed ‘that, State Department officials ob of followers of) trace of titm, * Temperatures in. the area have 'No Hope for Boy, 3, in Ozark Mountains |, temperstzes,'n,the area tave ‘wandered away from his farm | LEBANON, Mo. (AP)—Authori- home 10 miles south of Lebanon. spanning two decades, Bonsal © Born on May 22, 1903, in New at St. Paul’s School and Yale Uni- ties have given up hope of finding Snow blanketed the area Tuesday | has held posts at the State De- York City. SBonsal married versity in this country. Willard Jones Jr, 3, alive. night. partment, in Madrid, Paris, Margaret Lockett of Knoxville.) He is a son of the late Stephen’ The boy has been lost in this. - Geneva, and with the U.S. dele- Tenn. after studying in the Bonsal, author and journalist who Ozark Mountain area since Satur-, Iron is said to. comprise about gation to the United Nations. Philippines and Switzerland, and was awarded a Pulitzer prize. 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As: $i 0 Vatue lodent Toothpaste Reg. $1.00 2 50c Tubes 99° 62° a * @ @ @ ¢ @e*eeeee#e* © @ @ @ (4895 Dixie Hwy. : : Next te National Store An $OD Store | t ‘ | Ty “y . . ; i EIGHTEEN ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 : At Walled Lake Senior High School , : “\Area Farm Wins r see el Accelerated Math Course Being Offered 'wo: Bull Avard ROCHESTER — The Great Oaks’ were doing well in the subject,!ly 30 students wil] begin the spe- will study trigonometry and get an, pal and Oliver Rose, assistant, in-/stock farm owned by Howard L.' introduction to calculus, according yolved some scheduling problems| McGregor Sr. received the reserve Makowsky, '@ the plan. since it will be offered only one #Ward in the junior 11 champion- plans Makowsky holds a B.A. degree hour of the six inthe school day. ups Abe poees) Aes clans at; taken a close look at the courses of-\Vealing aptitudes, and from pre-,call for finishing plane geometry W'th majors in math and science. The difficulties arose because cing Telnet ean vii = ial fered in the Walled Lake Senior vious grades a list of students who! as rapidly as possible, then intro- from Hope College and an M.A. some of the students enrolling are) a . ae High School. ‘might profit from an accelerated ducing solid and some analytical from the University of Michigan. already members of the agcelerat- ; as farm which is located at With the beginning of the second course was selected | geometry during the balance of the Last summer he was the recipient'ed English course which has 90 ! ’ Romine na ue weet Chee Be aeeee’ tslllihing accelerated ~ give ee * Brethren. ve made ‘ing a substantial increase, : ar the group ae ers of plane geometry surveyed mission to have their children en- In their junior year g .. . . ! cn th dered the course will cover algebra II and some col The decision to offer the course) the eight sections in the school to rolled if they considerec CO w ) gz é determine which students. who desirable. As a result approximate- lege algebra, while as seniors they: imposed Upon EV. Ayves. princi- . ee ae ———= - | Oxford High School 4 Flected to Serve Orion Dems Schedule | ‘Caucus for Monday With Credit Union | ORION TOWNSHIP—A caucus JANE LEE 41 N. Saginew DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY! Fri. Nights a ae — St. 2 for THE MONEY SALE! Advance Spring DRESS Reg. $4 to 5.99 y for “7 ES YOUR CHOICE 2 for * Blouses YOUR CHOICE 2 for 5 2 ° wil] be held Monday at the Gingell- | ai é Polos Blouses e Ica lion S Un '@ | | ROCHESTER — Richard Huizen- Vil? Fire Hall, 12659 Baldwin Rd.,; ‘oe | Sli Jumpers : , or all members of the Democratic . / ps § t . . elected to three-year terms on the juin W. Chittick. who is in’ . Half Slips Slips OXFORD The new $872,000: sthool units in the district Was board of directors of the Roches: ¢barye of the meeting, reports all: $8.00 Value ; Reg. $7.95 Gov ns Hail Slips Oxford Area Community High passed Mar, 15, 1957. fer Education Assn. Credit Union, jnterested township residents are Lambs Wool . Wash-N-Wear . Schoo! will be dedicated al 2 30 Construction of the high school an association spokesman an invited to the 7:30 p.m. meeting Pajamas Gow ms pm Sunday in ceremonies to be, was started Nov, 19, 1957 and was nounced today. revarding the “pring election. Crew Neck FLANNEL Girdl Pajamas held in the school auditorium completed Dec. }, 195% Irene Mauss was named to serve es es Girdles The announcement was made to * * Le three years on the supervisory SWEATERS PANTS Ba s day by High School Principal H Architectural drawings and pho- committee, and Winifred Wilson to Stork Wins Ist Race, 5 9 Bags B. Johnson, who is chairman of tographs of the new high school the same term on the eredit com L 2nd on One Tri $399 $495 All Reg. 1.99 Each All Reg. 2.99 the dedication program have heen accepted by a pane) mittee oses 2nd, Pp A Low ; : { judges fer exhibition at the -A dividend of 42 per cent and : ‘ ‘ Sewer VAR Principal speaker of the after. ° ABINGDON, Va (p—Sam Camp- ’ ‘ an nA io Edgar L. Grim Assn. of School Administrators’ an interest rebate of & per cent bell. ambulance owner, lost a race Children's Wear EXTRA SPECIALS deputy oor rsteeent of tna iconvention in Atlantic City next for 195% has been declared for om (ie cesie aood Neliverca a baby WINTER Sik: State Department of Public In- month. : eR ‘Union ith girl at a vural residence SUB COATS Sweaters PANTIES struction. \ But he got no praise from nurses = Nylon and Acetate when he brought mother and baby | Off And } Blouses . $ The program will open with _“Thel , 5 | . an wilutwyesn #2 ie And Pair Star Spangled Banner,’ to be athers Night tare citi Store en lg Magar ae mea! come A ETS $ 88 Skirts for “ . . io live played by the high school band U ] (Catches Fire in apeer the little girl The twins were born J CK i U ’ feel by core inthe bane for HOD Lake | PE Co ; on ailed ey : : j Girls -Boys » NYLONS rector . LAPEER Bill Coller’s Sport. -*7 TU! ue gauge, lenier * * * PTA Friday ing Goods Store, 132 Imlay City 2-PANT Reg. $3.95 Flannel : first quality Following the invocation, to be Rd. one mile east of here, cangnt After 18 Years in Navy | SPORT SHIRTS Pajamas 2 Pair $] given by the Rew Fred Clark of — UNION LAKE The annual fire at 8:20 pm yesterday, Lapeer SU TS : the Oxford Methodist Church, the Fathers’ Sight) program oof the County Sheriffs Department re Man Gets \st Sea Duty band will be featured again playing Union Lake PTA. under the ditee ported todas NOGALES Aric oP After yy Off—Now 8 95 $98 -—_ ? for $00 the chow tune “O! lahoma ” ton of Pobert Spengler, father The Lapeer Fire Department IX years. in the Navy, Alfred Cam- Neat on the program will be Mice peeaide nl willl beheld: temo fought the blaze which was con’ eitin Ji ‘> is getting sea duty the dedication address entitled rows fined mainly to an area around ¢.. the first time “New Goals,” to be delivered by The program will begin with @ the gas stove, police said Dam Camerlin served in Hawai and R. A. Ambrose, superintendeat pancake supper for the entire age, mainly by smoke and water, a) Naval Headquarters in Wash-_ of aahasls : family fo be served from 9 to 7 has not yet been estimated No . ca. . th , i ou p.m one was injured, on (aiken said (Camerlin fe 71 i. Saginaw > "ie CSE ‘i ‘ ) ee eo iis ae ut org ee During the course of the eve °° quested the sea duty for “a modern, ne " baie , : ( . ning parents will answer the Plan Benefit Dance change | 2 US eee iG n ai ’Y” opinionaire, “Studying Michigan ial es we ct vet nea ecnen Schools,” a statewide project of {oO Help Survivors ot ae . en at " ep | PTAs. While they are doing this Inc. Port Huron Ne a NK two movies will be shown to the INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP will be accepted by Carl Duechiet youngsters, titled “Pueblo Boy’ A benefit: dance for the family olf preside yt of the Oxford Read of gad “American Cowbs.” Waiter Allen whe died of nephritis Pacts * * * rm Soll die tee One tiltoe lan at the age of “0 will be This piiey oathoolage Prot the dig aefrilts brout ishing in Canada potmored bx frends and net rahe school choir will stingy Tie Pald and SM] Cate on Satan ee ' : uo nM evs Creed.” led hy ihe Darpotin Po top off the eveniyg there | SAE Ee UG) it ion et Jean Valentine. divector of vocal be dancing to Waytie Francises Peston Elatl iat Clarkston music at the high school Pthythia Wraghits Mis Allens the mother of threes The bond issue for one and oa 7 children half million dollars which covered There are about 200 recogmzed — Danee miusic will be provuled by the cost of building and equipping, oF registered breeds of domestic the Skee Brothers. Donations will high of needed school. plus con elementary the new struction Southfield Xway Proposal Gains Tentative OK SOM (bth Tht Pentanve ap } prov ab oof ie irerster thorenipeh fare plan fia Scutthifelal boas heen geen AT | Ow COST by the ens conned Cita Clerk Pot d 4 LS mick FYonneps anmounesd yestey ; da B.F.Goodrich SAFETY-S The plan civ ugeo bs Abbe Vin fon, calls for major express iy NEW TIRE through Northwestern Highway. 14 Mile road and part of Southfield road Double A proposed 150-foot boulevard — ° - Case- Rae with Mirror, starting at §-Mile road onto Ever €.70-18 1485 viet Box: spring, 2 B Be ping Mattress ae, green road, then to 12-Mile read , Boudoir Lam Mps and onto Beéch road will form a square around the middle of the 26- square mile city, 1 would have two traffic lanes with a » “Fri. ond Sat. Only Sole Priced SPECIAL GROUP ... BERNHARD ALTMANN CASHMERES Ld ‘89 Imported cashmeres in black, grey, bamboo, beige ond navy... sizes 8 to 18 ond petites’ 6 to 16. ¢ Coat Salon — Second Floor TWENTY-TWO 4 It’s Relaxing '. Excellent Selection of Tapestry and Yarns : for NEEDLEPOINT nches, Footstools Chairs ie “ es $] ee q | most important. IeUIGS) 2 ON iT do their exercises The Oxford Shop 59 W. Huron By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN “y rapidly jerkily, SPECIAL | FEATURE | THIS WEEK Our Regular $10 PERMANENT ling, Bet and cut Now Through Jan, 28—Only . $650 Faye Monts m ey State Bank ‘aan =| of WS Com plete —Sty Phone FE 5-691 STOP! DON'T GET MARRIED Until Vou see Our Complete Line of Wedding Invitations PONTIAC STATIONERS Brown Bros’ FE 7-478 PS “Pormerly aN. Saginaw MEET for LUNCH Cut Bathtub Ring RIKER FOUNTAIN Sealtest Ice Cream Popular Prices Riker Building Lobby | That old bathtub ring is dis- | concerting to tidy housewives. A water softener helps cut ring | possibilities and so does one or more teaspoons of detergent cleanser put in the bath water, Buy Now and Save Magnavo ~STEREOPHON HIGH FIDELITY Come in now during our big ‘‘Magnavox Stereorama’...select from many complete stereophonic systems in a wide variety STEREO RECORDS Included at No Cost! 1 PORTABLE STEREO CHANNEL 2 PORTABLE STEREO HI FI Take your stereo music with you everywhere. Two channel amplifier and record storage space in com- The Riviera, in sev- with Stereo panion stereo speaker cabinet. eral two-tone combinations . . . complete Diamand Pich-up and nen oh) Stereophonie Record Library of w= ft STEREOPHONIC DIAMOND PICK-UP... plays both the new over selections! NEW STEREO RECORD LIBRARY Three albums of over stereo discs as well as 30 selections ... yours your present LP's. to enjoy FOR A LIMITED TIME... ALL FOUR. ..now on '149" Magnavox console has 21” optically filtered full - transformer chassis. screen, Convenient top controls. NOW ONLY 199” IN CORDOVAN Trade-Ins Accepted! 27 $. Saginaw FE 3-7168 GRINNELL’S Big Value AT TEKIS TV The stretch of an exercise isis also reducing. Too many women and of the most usual feminine fig gure, Two factors create this unlovely exercise is corrective to the fatty not allowing time for the faults. This turns youthful figures: ‘picture, First the abdominal mus- deposits and the contraction will From this position she lifts her _ hands from the floor and rocks for= Put Stretch Into Your Exercises stretch. The latter is S eexivg andjinto matronly looking ones more,cles have become lax. Then fatty ithan any other one silhouette de-| deposits have accumulated over A. protruding abdomen is one fect. ARE KE EERIE Ne aA Rag 8 ee cnapemanons, 74 ward, This is a geod stretc hee exer- cise for abdominal fat. Taller Women | ait, otis “inst diag ! » them. a curve body detract from any natural good looks a taller- than-average person may have. Despite ga desire to shrink to a lower level, tall women draw less atteRtion to their the lazy muscles. The stretch of an tone up the muscles. Exercises which are taken ly- ing down on one’s back (raising trunk and legs etc.) are the firm- ing exercises. Even when you do these you should stretch out on the floor, making yourself as long as possible in between mo- tions. Today I want te give you two stretching exercises for any abdomipal fat you may have. 1. Lie on the floor on your abdo- men. Place one hand on the floor ion each side of your bust. The fin- gers should turn in slightly. Straighten your elbows and arch jyour back, head back. Keep your back arched and your knees stiff as you lift your hands from the floor and rock forward. iReplace your hands on the floor, and again straighten the elbows and push up. This should be a smooth, rocking motion (back and forth). 2. Stand with your back to a doorjamb, Reach back and up and hold onto the doorjamb with | By Sorority Annual Banquet Planned Committees for the 40th An- | Mrs. Hubert Evans on Dover nual Banquet of Alpha, Beta, road Mrs. Arthur. McKinniss and Gamma chapters of Beta is chairman, assisted by the Theta Phi Sorority were named hostess, Mrs. Russelt Beam, when Alpha Chapter met Tues- Mrs. L Z Monroe, and Mrs. U. C. Meeker. Members will meet Feb. 3 at the Otsego drive home of Mrs. Charles deter ; di ay at the home of Mrs. Frank Coad on Neome drive. Mrs. Orben Wilkins {s chair- man for the banquet which will be held Feb, 12 at Old Mill Tavern. Committee heads in- clude Mrs, Leon Reene, place; Mrs. Harold Davidson, decora- Lydia Gree Meets at Stanley Home tions, assisted by Mrs. Floyd | . ood “28 attorney Clarence Smith, who! size and style number. Oswald and Mrs. Helen Turek; | Mrs. Lester Stanley of Rosewood 1. on property rights and the| Mrs. Coad, program: and Mrs. drive opened her home to mem- making of wills. Kimil Mailahn, invocation. PARTY SLATED Announcement was made of Participating in the Hushand’s Dinner Party to | were Mrs. David Collison and Mrs. be held Feb. 28 at the home of William Tompkins. ‘bers of the Lydia Circle of First | Christian Church Tuesday evening. the program Bread with a vegetable lunch, add your hands, Your feet should be touching the doorjamb or close to it. Arch your back, pushing your hips forward. Hold while Doubly smart! The square-cut : neckline is pure flattery—the brief = seont 18 yagi ——— bolero so practical when you want ° : . to cover your shoulders. Simplest If you would like to have myjof sewing! Tomorrow's pattern: tested abdominal-slimming exer- Child's dress. jcises, send a stamped, self-ad-| Printed Pattern 4577: Misses’: idressed envelope with your request sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 for leaflet No. 2. Address Josephine dress takes 5 yards 35-inch = Lowman in care of this newspaper. bolero 112 yards. Printed directions on each — : tern part. Easier, accurate. | i Lake Shores Group Send 50 cents in coins for this ‘Meets at Neal Home Pattern—add 10 cents for each pat- tern for 1st-class mailing. Send to, Mrs. Donald Neal of Windcrott| Anne Adams, care of The Pontiac road was hostess to the Lake Press, 137 Pattern Dept., 243 West iSiecee Extension Group Monday. !7th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print| Guest speaker for the evening Plainly name, address with zone, Junior High PTA Studies Bylaws Change When you are serving Spoon crumbled crisp bacon to the mix- ‘ture before it goes into the oven. A discussion of polio clinics to be. established in the Pontiac School, District and a recommendation to change bylaws were discussed at ONE LOT Women’s Arch Sh ONE LOT Women’s Dress Pumps - Straps Reg. $5.95 Values Regular $7.00 Values i J 88 *) 88 Men’s Dress Oxfords 5% WOMEN’S WHITE Figure Skates Black and Brown Plain Toe, Several Styles Reg. $7.95 Values MEN’S -- BOYS’ Hockey Skates Sizes 3 to 5—7 to 12 Sizes 6 to 10 ‘6 | “6% RUBBER FOOTWEAR SALE! Women’s Fur-Trimmed Boots $3.99 Boys’ -Youths’ ; 4-Buckle Arctics ......... .$3.99 Misses'-Children’s Zipper Boots .............$2.99 Misses '-Children’s Thermo Boots ............$2.99 Open Monday and Friday Nights ti 9 P.M. MALING SHOES. Maling’s made a Special Purchase! So you can make a Buy! MALING'S How) SemehO CASUALS Regularly 2.99 and 3.99 97 277 Lo7 ane the executive board meeting of Lincoln Junior High PTA. Mrs. George Gray was hostess to the group Tuesday at her home on Yale street. Elected to the nominating com- mittee were Ralph Forman, Mrs.) Harold Richardson, Lester Stanley) and Norman Kuijala. Mrs. Fred Gaines is chairman of the Febru-| ary PTA program. 73 North Saginaw ‘Street JANUARY ae be aie starting Thursday! COATS and SUITS fur trimmed coats $57 °67 897 formerly $88 to $149.98 DELIGHTFUL SAVINGS ON FULL, SLIM STYLED COATS! ALL WITH EXCITING FUR TRIM COLLARS! CHOOSE FROM BLACK ZIBELINES, LUXURIOUS VELOURS, COLORFUL TWEEDS, LOOPY BOUCLES WITH ELEGANT MINK, FOX, BEAVER TRIMS! OPEN, BUTTON FRONTS! MANY STYLES, COLORS! MISSES SIZES! HURRY... SAVE! ) SALE suits sae $13 an $23 formerly $19.98 to $69.98 aling Shoes 50 N. SAGINAW Open Monday and Friday Evenings AT $13... . RAYON SUITS IN PRINTS, PLAIDS, TWEEDS, CHECKS, REPS! FITTED, RELAXED DESIGNS! MANY STYLES, COLORS! MISSES SIZES! AT $23... WOOL SUITS IN FITTED AND RELAXED DESIGNS! CHOOSE FROM REPS, TWEEDS, PLAIDS, PETIT POINTS, BOUCLES, FUR TRIMS, FAVORITE STYLES, COLORS! PROMENADE COATS WITH MATCHING SKIRTS IN THE GROUP! SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELEC. TION ... SAVE! TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER open 4 nights to 9 p.m. monday, thursdoy, friday, seturdey \ je im kg = ms im e ne dE Fe he . = ai ia _-*de ee ge ee peed ee eee geoe } fogs 2 op - = # % x - eS Seige Shae 5 f S fate SY eS ee al ee eee a ae Epes ar? Se ‘ ia { = « : ‘ fs | 5 a * i | | I ; : f 7 ; i ; | ; 4 . ‘ . " fa ee \ tHe PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1959. oe TWENTY-THREE mT * What Young People Think | = PTE ; : mee | ts Wa ant Curfew; Teens Prefer Code | Wprgcy’s eae : 16. NORTH SAgiNAW ST. BY EUGENE GILBERT ' The teenagers themselves in- The parents expressed the: itheir teenage sons and daughters. Lucille Hopkins of Eugene, Ore.. pe Gilbert Youth. Research. Co. ont in Nemiaged camps ened heaahd in this turn-about: survey’ [eslant = Haare the proper hour: jageacd “Tt_ isn't oo at ian Aeris: y favor codes of behavior (14.1 the teenagers world accept 4 2 legal curfew senagers. Parents any mn parents think —om condition that they be al- | “Children can see and hear all cators are more anxious to whine | there should be a law to Kelp them, lowed to help WFite the codes. ‘egal curfew because it would tie iar is good for them by 10 about juvenile delinquency than ) control their teenage youngsters. so. of them felt that ts, in with their desire to be like the) oi Wrote Joe H. Davidson, “ork at solving the problem.” : Sixty-five per cent told us in a re- parents, rest of the crowd. Parents whe defended today’s. | . ‘are too strict and too old-fashioned’ father of one child in Coatesville,’ | cent survey that they favored ® Ss araw up a wctkable cod play This very desire was men- : Ind. jteeners generally felt that there Now You Can legal curfew. hours and genbral behavior, tiened repeatedly by the teen- TAKE INDIVIDUAL STAND | may be more publicity, but not. A curfew would tend to elim- 4 legal curfew, of course, might 28¢Fs themselves as a good rea- ree ~__.-_ much more badness. ; inate family disputes, they said, | ‘sen for having a community The one-third who opposed le, be more enforceable than a volun “There are always some trow- njoy uxury of a | on coming-home hours, SS code, but it isn’t likely that, ©°d- gal curfews for teenagers felt teen-' biesome children in any genera-— | But actually, far from eliminat- | officials would consult teeners on| However, some of the parents’, ‘ers and parents should make their tion,” said a Providence, R. L., : S 2 ing conflict, this sets one up. idetermining curfew hours. icomments indicatesthat they and own family rules to fit individual’ mother, tunning | " ' circumstances. In any case, almost all parents st: ot As Louis Trajedian of Miami. (88 per cent) are pleased with the a Za Fla., put it: “You can't regu-/neighborhopds where their own J ; as ‘late all_youngsters under the same teenagers are growing up. bin a standards. Some are as mature| A ‘typical answer came from 4 = }@r more so than their elders; yet! Mrs, Almer Ordal, who has three Ss others are emotional babies and children growing up in Fergus should be treated as such.” |Falls, Minn. . re “Al the n-ighbors are fine peo- . : Parents split three-to-two on the Ple.”” she said. question of whether teenagers are! : {worse than their parents used to! = ie ‘Mrs. Strait Dyed Processed Lamb Sixty per cent of the parents | ‘ e maintained that there is more Heads Gui Id 3 ; . crime and delinquency tn their ; \ children’s schools than there was of All Saints 5 § bears ane, Berens pero ee Officers of Guild three of All . Saints Episcopal Church were tn- Oddly enough, fathers took a ane ireeel disnal inion) colnet stalled Tuesday evening at the Ot- children than the mothers did. ‘Wa drive home of Mrs. C. George Regular 65.00 Value | Sixty-six per cent of the fathers| W iddifield. ‘said there is more crime now than, New officers are Mrs, Noyce ; when pop was a boy. Only 55, Strait Jr. president; Mrs. Charles Yes now you can enjoy the luxury * = cent of the mothers agreed. | Alten n, ‘ ice president; ee Floyd of a tine mouton jacket and at this 4 ) p i ( AVOR CURFEW he Pan weamaee an very low price, too — beoutiful "ie more mothers favored a : ~ shade of Logwood and deep pile fur legal curfew than fathers. Moth... New chairmen are, Mrs. Witam wees * owe p pe jers voted 66 per cent for the cur- Rogers, Christian social relations; Sect vours today few, while only 64 per cent of the ‘Mrs. William Armstrong Jr., mem- |fathers backed the idea. -_,bership and hospitality; Mrs. * * : |Charles Knowlton, United Thank Fur Origin U. S. A More ‘mothers than fathers also offering. and Mrs. Bruce Hubbard I Nd Mad hare OS Cal |opposed a curfew—34 per cent of Christian education Pius 10% Excise Tax : Use Your Charge ithe mothers against only 30 per Assisting the hostess was Mrs ‘cent of the fathers. This was be-, James Briney. ‘cause six per cent of the Hanes —_ declined to give any opinion while Duplicate Bridge ‘all the mothers had something to ey Winners Announced The parents who felt there is Pontiac Duplicate Bridge Club | ; , ninon eae , bao nsiapaeian met at Elks Temple with 11 tables White phew Black ong ay's ers mostly ; , “3 : blamed themselves—or at least Lh gpa oer mir: Robert Blue . , : os , Pink other adults. Segula, Mrs. Ernest Guy, George Red ) 22 trict director, was guest at | day. celebration was held. . SHOPS 61 W. Huron St. One thing in favor of loud TV the neighborhood ae io Bi hd Cl b 718 W. Huron St. commercials—they wake you up | the Girl Scout leaders and in- | irt ay u Full during the old movies in time to terested parents of the Wis- = SR A ED A : go to bed. ner-Lincoln-Alcott area. Mrs. Has Luncheon Fashioned ey Desniee was hostess Mrs. Alfred Marczan Was elect- . Novelt GETTING MARRIED? | “mtn, ‘ed president of the Forget-Me | s Ne thday Club Tuesday. Mrs | I gas.epeiaus to Forme meet E pums. on “Organization of XM Rinhiay Chl Mew: ee Sei at | x Neighbor- Harvey May of Oak Hill street Hy the Groom and his men will Troops,” and "The g 9 i) be correctly dressed and cus- hood Service Team,” were Was hostess to the group for a | | tem fitted in the finest quality shown by Mrs. Sveicar and cooperative luncheon. Full | _ Farments. Mine N * district | Mrs. John Balch was named Mrs. C, A. Neville, district HARWOOD CUSTOM chairman. treasurer of the club, and Mrs. o meate Saginaw 87. a Fashioned Taking part in the meeting Irene Bowen, secretary. TAILORS were ees L. “McCrack- Mrs. Thurman Huston and Mrs. Long Sleeve ome, eree AS Teter | en. Mrs. L. A. Smartt and Wallace Morgan were inititated. 1 Mrs. Paul Maddox The next meeting will be held at Slipons New leaders from Alcott the Joslyn road home of Mrs 3 , School who attended were |Marczan Feb. 10 : Neumode [its eamon Vaughn and Mes. FINAL 3 DAYS! Hundreds to Choose From . | John Hartley. ‘Alice Turner Feted- e ° Hosiery—«Juvenile ! * * * | ———— =e Se i es A leaders weekend at Camp | Alice Turner was hongred on | 82 N. Saginaw Sherwood was planned to be jher eleventh birthday by LeBaron FINAL REDUCTIONS! it : | held in the spring, and a dis- Girl Scouts recently. é \ | _— : . TODD'S Lin Over 800 Pai dl U “* Jver airs iH . , , Irregulars of 10.95, 12.95 and 14.95 Mid-Winter Clearance Quality Shoes : ) We still have a good assortment I. MILLER, DE LISO DEBS, TROYLINGS, RHYTHM | STEPS, FIANCEE, SANDLER. : of sizes and patterns at greatly : i i ‘a few.. | reduced prices. Here area fe formerly to 28.95 | ll " . ( AT'S 1 Group Women 's TWEEDIE and $ ‘ \ | \ | a VITALITY SHOES 7. 95 Reg. $11.95 to $16.95 ...... NO . 1 Group of Women’s co aa aTy $ 4. 8 8 . | “Full Fashioned” Regular $8.95 _and $9.95 ...... (Some slightly higher) . or 2 n’s FLORSHEIM. Serine Styles wv omer hy 95 § $ d , ‘ These sweaters are truly the most euntanding values s NOW ; 12.80 and 14.80 we have ever offered; one look-will convince you, soft - Large Group as cashmere and all full fashioned, buy severa! at this - ° Men‘s FLORSHEIM Discontinued Styles low price. All sizes. Regular $19.95 $15 80 te $17 80 _ ° to $22.95 a, . 10 S All Sales Final s . $ : To 's Shoe Store c ‘@ PEGGY’S _ : 1@ NORTH Saginaw ° 41. “Shoes for the entire family” ALL SALES FINAL! ' . 20 W. Huron St. FE 2:3821 ; , : } ‘ # ; ' “ . [ [ 7 > 2 & + ° I ' Ne i \ j “ | \ z ~ —_ i " \ ee. : i) : Boe ee re 2 i gg Ree cee cd i, Fee SS et Sie ee ee ee es, | : | é * he ~ ee ae r sai aed eb tess. elt = Re en i ee ms Se Se eink aioe 7 ro - | * a rs | g , te et * ; Sy. _ TWENTY-FOUR _ Le | : THE PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY. JANUARY 22. 1959 _ You'll SEE a lot... you'll SAVE a Tot! It’s bigger and better than ever. « - Osmun’s GREAT JANUARY CLEARANCE wu a irephoto e , e $ 3 dl READY FO REST | Evangelist Biuly Graham a ie wile, { Dramatic Savings to 36.00 on Ruth, are shown vpen ther acrival in Honolulu, The CVn " = Simei sn sg ere Many of America’s Best Known Clothing a religious crusade Feb Ts — add rahe Prices SUITS and OUTERCOATS Offsets Higher Prices an : By OVID VO MEAKEEN no) retailers spent oo mittion = 3 ; 2 . WONSTIIN (Pel WAITS A sey dollars on stanips 1 a pita : : : i at vt ‘i euganot , \ If ever there was any ques- SUITS and COATS—uwere $59.50 and $65 AX he Sto - Army Team tion about “ure has the Nerves Tepectenvt “ Develops outstanding suit and outer- . , coat values in Pontiac, this ; . : - ; § . ws | | 2 New Tube great clothing sale is the 2-PANTS SUITS— were $71.30 > g ie (OPE MOSMOUR aps. answer! You have hundreds : a scant fe sslowst © fal posit cl Hie Am ot Be ens and hundreds to choose Ihe money spent oot stare. icin ny radia or TV gets the tobe amps the state haar es from — all at diesGeally SUITS and COATS— were $75 and $89.50 $5 a Phe strvey caved the peru reduced prices Suits in fine fratin Scuweynalany my fen lave a The ful was fashianed intl lo repent oan the tak the Ws tne Signal Research vid De worsteds, cheviots, flannels, gle Wola ne hi Wea me wpeye Hy Went wh mer that Laing cays atl fie ne sumed Sahat Sal Edeete Tae Glvorliell tweeds and twists. Regular § | aout oetfeal mooyeed ‘ing fer VNie J rn meta Phe Apniy sad am oan ffir nad = ~ 4 ry . eleed - ~ TT ont Sasa en (efstewel (eleie) CRNEIaaS SS Ms SUITS and COATS—were $79.50 and $100 °* oT TAG aaORTAIGFIMED: GREE re tenth. Velopivesrt ite first mvajor tireak C h O \ ce | m p or t e d an d ; 7 al othe Gy odo Cee Tee ine ry thieetiaeh ot teste tibe design in c ; ; - the stanpogsnn: Stare but ore mere than 0 yew domestic woolens. See them - i ‘te eyhis by latiip it fle pate of * * * IMPORTED Soy yp eent die benelits by the ox The new tube as cold) the Ariny today, tomorrow, Saturday, $119 a a eh CASHMERE TOPCOATS—xere vou den teount the tiie and trou cathode (ube Tt eensists of a tiny and save! wer Ile at tubes | we ound pedeem nickel cslinder e@eated with dried these statny milk of qnagnesia and glows blue . * * * instead of red. It tses less than , ile SPs Mors bhede becuse ofa tenth the power of a standard ‘ . voudrspread tise of stamps and be- bot tube - a ; P (plied fly) ated other contro Unlike fin an 414 hile It , : A Ww ad Ab / t Reisies opnrotmuding then needs no owaroeup period after be or Ou ; e Phe lepoartoient estimated that ing turned on . ease oO C3 an Osmaun’s oe Charge Aceount _ Many other items substantially reduced for quick clearance in both . No matter how big or small your pur- Osmun’s stores. Stop in to shop and rl chase — you are welcome to ‘Charge save — or if you wish to browse and Downtown Pontiac Fel-Huron Center ” _ = : It’’ at Osmun’s and take up to 90 days look around. eye yeeteerars.' to pay at no additional cost. Giant January SALE! | tussy °° Mlen’s: Sport Coats | WIND 6 WEATHER LOTION 20°25. 6-07 size reg. $1.00. NOW SOé Cream, Sor reg $2.00, NOW $1.00 .. . ~ § . a § Were 839.50 Were $45 Self Examination ‘ ag for Breast Cancer! ) , “MADISON JR HIGH (Pitthe theaters Hundreds of all-wool coats alt savings up to $17 Hand DR. H KENDRICK _ ae ev eorca ure Hundreds of our finest all wool sport coats, now drastically reduced to clear our stocks! mi Se ibe Included are fine all wool Shetlands, Irish twists, hand-woven tweeds, cashmere. BBA prices plus tox | con ie . blends, mohair blends, and many others. OUR GREAT STORE WIDE DRUG SALE IN PROGRESS -DECTAT?! » oNCS Reg. $10.95 to $29.95 STORE WIDE DRUG SALE SPECIAL! OVER 1.500 PAIRS MEN’S SLACKS — " . Imported pure worsted flannels and sheen gabardines, all expertly tailored FE 2-0259 DRUGS FE 2-0259 with the new natural tapered léok Cambridge grey, gunstock brown, Oo off fost Bivd char grey and navy shades j at Perry | . PRESCRIPTIONS “Shop Osmun's . a the Stores | “ ‘ ; : ai bg | gee — That Have Never Compromise’ DOWNTOWN PONTIAC TEL-HURON CENTER - Double Red Professionally Perlert—-Properly Priced We Issue | on Quality! Ameri . ae ‘. a pe Stamps on ony: ire Deer Express || 51 N. Saginaw Telegraph at Huron Wednesday | Meney (PRT 5 ; ) ; We Fill All Qpen All Sundays & Holidays ~e OM, “ s Open Monday and Friday . Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Wena Youre an (El , Evenings ‘til 9 P. M, __ Evenings ‘til 9 P.M.” scriptions Utility Bills | ae ‘ - ~ : ! : . < ae | _« ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS; THURSDAY, JANUARY 22.1959 ) | TWENTY-FIVE | i _Ee * | We Reserve the Right Sale Days Thurs. Fri.—Sat. 7 ‘ Limit Quontities - Jan. 22-23-24 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR MINORS PIONEER Pure SUGA Armour’s Crescent SLICED LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER Pillsbury PANCAKE FLOUR 2 ::: 29° Red Rose PORK & BEANS 50 Oz. Family Size Hunt's CALIFORNIA BARTLETT Lusco SWEET MIXED PICKLES Cypress Gardens GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Chet Boy-R-Dee | oA, Pillsbury. Ballard . _U. Ss. No. ] Michigan = POTATOES Blue Ribbon MARGARINE | TANGERINES 176 C , Size Dox. Fresh 2 Cc 14-oz. TOMATOES ™- Louisiana Sweet YAMS. .3 4+ 29° 1200 BALDWIN AVE. at Columbia 2135 DIXIE HIGHWAY at Telegraph Rd. ‘Tee HIGHLAND RD. (M-69) at Williams Lake Rd. Weekdeys 9:00 A. M. te 9:00 P. M. Open Weekdays 9:00 A. M. #6 9:00 P.M. . : Sorunings 0:00. A. I. Oe. 990 ata | . | ’ Open Weekdays 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P.M. CLOSED’ SUND: Rh eee Bn nf fg ne ey OPEN SUNDAY 9 A. M. te 6 P. M. f ¢ : # es “TWENTY-SIX | Vo THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 J sauce, 2 tabl¢éspoons lemon or lime” | >. . - : To make, sprinkle an envelope of : . @: ™ © . : ' Zippy Tomato Aspic | ee eae on % cup cold | fuice, 14 teaspoon Worcestershire ; 7 - fi = foi. ‘Novel Meat Relish ‘tomato juice in saucepan. Place sauce, and % teaspoon each salt WwW rctic Circle Cook"... 22S Se See ' ,o. = Tomato asple with the added MIP until gelatine is dissolved. ‘vidual molds; chil} until firm. Un- of chili sauce is an interesting Remove from heat; add addition- mold at serving time. Yield: 4 BY JANET ODFLL cluded (like poached fish forcook some of it. But the pack of Hoard t» going home ts ithaca, [read the Pontiac Press for family- relish salad to serve with meat. al % cup tomato juice; % cup chili servings. Pontiac Press Home Editor breakfast), this was noted on the! Husky dogs living around the base — on ae that | size —— Ry = that) - : , Carl Hoard's parents run a re$-| menus for future reference. |got more of this fish than the men theme bs aad pose for 50 will tax her cooking ie 2 . ioe | all his cookbooks to bis wife. ificitities The Hoards plan to 4 7 sco) hr ier = pen Lage mots, rat nl, Cold a ae ce] me Sma w 4H | i” Te Harts wen © © NOW? Borden's brings you wonderful florist. From his early days he) Cart said they had every kind of bou and seal liver while up north was pulled two ways in his choice! fresh truit and vegetable, as well They were “‘pretty good.” / - of a career. as a great variety of meat. In| In the summer temperatures * rice : The Army-sent him to bakery, #4dition they always kept frozen |rose as high as 50 or 60 degrees. ( h g S pply P st huol where ee learned to turn, fruit and vegetables on hand. |Then the Arctic ocean outside the; an es In u 4 ; base's door would thaw and the ‘ Be) ee es -ead| Milk was canned, but not evapo- . : out pies, cakes. cookies and bread! * po W ll Att t F d B in large quantities. After his dis-| rated. me would go boating. In the| 1 ec ; OO uyin charge he decided to make use of Seafood was a favorite on the erin ae mee out ver mene >» : fe ic nove the Arec-| ° his training and experience. He) me. ae me rareived miles on the ice. Arc-| oe , took off for Alaska via the Alcan menu. but mom: ish! was received 5. Circle there ara no trees and) Do changes in supply. quality. is U.S. Choice or Prime grade. Highway jwith something less than enthusi- very little vegetation of any kind. and price influence your decisions the top section may be tender Ignway. 8, e | + t re ‘asm. Occasionally the Eskimos (fs a bleak land. at the food store? Lf so, the Mar- enough to ae but the sie re i , 1 j relates | j eds ist cooking 4 . oe ie vears later would bring in fish and Car | ouple of weeks Carl | keting Information Agent relates section needs a mois _ Now two and a half years we eA & in fish and Carl would! 28 er | current trends which may help) method. You might use the bottom : role ae pas ” the food - | when you make this week’s mar-| of the round steak for Swiss : business and is worling with his iket list. ‘steak or pot roast, or grind ti other choiee of career—flowers a . As we talked with him last week, | Large seasonal pork supplies | for other Uses. Carl was busy wiring carnations’ are priced to. encourage greater; & U.S. Choice or Prime for an arrangement in a local flew | consumer use. Although wholesale grade sirloin is a cut to broil. er shop , beef costs remain at a high level, if you wish to serve lower ‘some stores are featuring beef, grade sirloin as a steak, brown Up in Alaska Carl worked on lat attractive retail prices. Fryers| it fire, Add = small einount the Dew Line. We had to ask ‘at wholesale levels are 2'2 to 3) of tiquid. Then finisk*in a pan what that meant, having for- cents a pound higher and this iS with the lid en. gotten. It means Distant Early «reflected in the retail prices. . Fl e Warning and is the northern reflectec ay Pec PRUITS AND VEGETABLES ‘most air raid warning base on Cold weather in the ar Seattered frosts and rains in this continent. At firsi he as | related 6 scarcity. poorer qua Y the south have influenced appear- With an airline doing a survey. and a few cents more for some ange and quality, supplies. and His kitchen then was a quonset fresh vegetable: A race! price of some of ‘the more tender| ivpe but; his stove a gasoline | ae ae meen ie ‘ve PS vegetables—especially cucumbers, | te £ ad at i? ¢ % W ae 4 } one: the o1en a» teflector type. Cially marked again thi f corn, peppers, carrots and green That was rough going. |MEAT IN THE MENU beans. 6 Most families spend about 25° Large supplies of potatoes are Later Cart transferred to a pe nianent base where the latchen ‘cents of each food dollar for beef, being sold at prices below those was tn a regular building Here | pork, lamb and veal, Since ved of a year ago. The 50 pound bag he had everything with which to, lmeat takes the big share of the|can be found for as little as 2 cork, all in stainless steel There: food budget. a close check of; cents a pound, but who can say vere quills @nd waffle drons. two price per serving as well as the large size Ig a good value, alkain coolers, electrie ice cream! | quality will help’ you make more for you unless you have a place’ freezers, and huge coffee makers | satisfactory decisions to store it properly. * As diead cook Carl did all the! baking turning out suct gyodies| ss French pastries and. breakfast] rolls ile made -big batches of Price per pound is divided by — Since potatoes are from sev- | number of servings you can ex- eral states, frem different — pect from a pound. You will | farmers or suppliers, and in find these cuts at 25 cents or less = different size bags, the smart this week: Pork—Boston butt, shopper will look them over care- Lighter, creamier and tastier toead and froze what wasnt need-| ed immediately. He tried to keep der, some leg; Poultry— | trimmed. stewers, roasters, large turkeys, Fish—amelt , some frozen fish and fish sticks, perch fillets. Other meats that fit Into this list are frankfurters, liver and several other variety meats. . adi fresh ham, pienic, loin roasts, fully. Potatoes with a green” the cookie jar full an always hed) steaks, some spareribs; Beef— | color have been damaged by | a aul of " ely oa Gougn i" ae | ground beef, some blade chuck light, will be quite bitter and than eve da re ve “ . a mca second | and round steak: Lamb—shoul- harmful to eat unless deeply ry y cook alii a wnitei Links | On the Dew Line the coffee mashed potatoes ...and ready instantly! Selecting citrus fruits? Outside appearance does not affect inside flavor. Russetting om grapefruit or variation in color of the skin ‘of oranges is not nearly as un- portant as picking firm fruit that Since some round steak and is heavy for its size Two for! envelopes in box! | Sirloin are the same price pet | €ach envelope serves four! | pound this week, which will you re i at He Venatable Dish {ounce portions from each pound Round will serve 3 to 3',. But , there is more to your decision With Tuna Loaf . ie a % le . a © True, the money spent for round, | 2 e Soi | as civh nent wl os coe geen param oc — SUSt boil water...add milk All food was flown in from Fair Pontiae Press Phete = you intend to prepare it? mushrooms and add a nutritious : =o ess banks. A catering fir 1 made up IT'S FLOWERS NOW Last vear al this time Carl Hoard was kiven when the grade is the cream sauce. the menus. Whenever the men| Chief cook on the Dew Line in Alaska. Now he is a floral designer same, round steak is not as Creamed Peas With Mush | ’ _ ot ‘e ; | lidn't like some of the fuod in-| at a local flower shop tender ag sirloin. If the round! i) packuge (38) ounces) froaml green you ve g m ma e e ee : - = ———————— | DERG —_ : break runs 74 hours a day. When inen have to go out into tem- peraturen as low as 70 below sero, a cup of coffee is a pleas ant thing to anticlpate on their return, In his first job there were only ‘ven people to feed At the Dew Line base there were always 25 and mnetimes as many a8 vo If an urplane wete forced down ty bad ‘eather the crew and passengers en ‘reoped in for meal» ; 7* ete oe - ~~ ; satisfying cup of tea, ~ ‘ 2 Ld Defiance | FLORIDA RING. Homemade LEAN, -PETER’S G SWEET No. 1 MEATY SLICED Py doen ett] snc | Pork | Pork | BACON sr rg| TAGES | wt Does | chickens | Sausage $ Ibs. | C c | be » 99° » 19° u 90c Colifornia Jumbo | zipper PEEL | JUMBO TEMPLE heap | Tangerines | ORANGES: DTIME ONLY! }} 4s A |, 68 WEST HURON | Buy 48 LIPTON TEA BAGS At regular price Get 16 more 4 for only— 1¢ - __ Prices Subject te Change GP LmiteD TIME On - 5 + : : ‘ i —_— — ee a a a a re yy = 7 f \ | Fo THE PONTIAC PRESS, sunspat, JANUARY 22, 1959 - TWENTY- SEVEN. | =F y ONG bo —S i \t ~~ \= retry J Oy + G5 - eS PEOPLE'S PORK SALE! - = Cm \ te PORK LOIN "Patrick Cudahy SMOKED CANNED Boneless Skinless PICNICS wv. $9 79 CAN __U.S.NO. 1 MeINTOSH |APPLES 39) y 4-Lb. Bag § | DARTMOUTH Frozen Cut Green BEANS French Green BEANS PEAS TOP FROST Frozen SQUASH C Package Your Choice © 60 FURTHER WITH YOUR FOOD DOUAR *TO0D-0- mt BONUS COUPON KA a) ©| EXTRA GOLD BELL }< GIFT STAMPS): WITH THIS caeron AND PURCHASE oT 6 1-lb. Ctns. of eee RIBBON rade 4 Coupon Expires Jan. 24th KC Se ro0s-o-sit soncs covron Se EXTRA GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS With This Coupon and Purchase of 4 Ib. Bag haa hoe APPLES ll es Erpees a 24th 7 FREE 50/ BANQUET FROZEN DINNERS * Chicken * Turkey * Beef * Salisbury Steak Stokely’s Finest BARTLETT PEARS 39° Stokely’s Finest Stokely’s Finest Honey Pod PEAS 2 #29: Pillsbury BISCUITS aoe CHUNKS 25‘| 10°: Package RED RIPE, VINE RIPENED TOMATOES FULL 29° POUND No. 2 Coen NESTLE’S ECONOMY BAR 19¢ Ea. SUPER MARK POTATO CHIPS *= L &S Pure Regular ‘1° Size STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Malle ott 2= 49 Durkee’s Pure BLACK PEPPER Ya Ub. 49: Cen FOOD-0-MAT a Street Corne: Sanford Street Ph. FE 2-1298 6L DED-MADKET] 700 Auburn Ave. ~FES-S3]] TWENTY-EIGHT THE PONTJAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 1959 4 SUPPER PARTY PIFS — guests with hearty wedges of me: the flaky Crust is a Juicy, savory sauce helps to keep it moist and a Meat Filling Kept Moist ' With Canned It's always fin to serve these pies. They re such @ gay surprise [ for guest: look hike fruit pies — hut are really meat ples, and husky ones af that There the pies stand, savory and rich. waiting fo be cut into big, poking hot wedges. The chopped) meat filling. brown and erumbly | is pungent vith onions and herbs. ] And tangy canned apple sauce ts mixed through for a dash a the unusual, The apple sauce also; helps keep the meat inoist f One sure del lielouualy Slightly heat ground beef jn an whiff of that savor: filling, fork. to separate beef into small Surprise your flavor. There's a it pie. Under filling. Apple dds an elusive Iso a hint of herbs in the filling. If your guests don’t eat up all you've prepared, be glad; these pies taste just as good reheated. Apple Sauce Bake Fragrant And. if by chance, there ts| ue left, next day reheat it. ts still good eating Supper Party Meat Pies “English Muffins ? ise ree thinly sliced Bake tender English muffins « Cub tet. Ibs ground ehuck aud serve them temptingly fresh ene 1 cup dry vrese crumbe and fragrant with coffee in’ the 2ocups canned apple saure , . 2 eae poultry seasoning morning or at afternoon tea You'll « sasaport: iyms find these yeast-raised delicacies 1, tesepoone galt e \ ! ', cup ketchup } 408 far pimienta dis Rich pastry ed t ¢ Saute eniens in butler until soft \ ther skillet, mashing tightly with Drain off excess fat a welcome change sweets that are served from the usual Since one atch of dough makes some 2 doz- ‘y muffins there'll be plenty to ise as @ base for a nippy rarebit or in place of rolls at the evening |meal ag well. one look, and guests fall to with [pieces | frank gusto. Fspecially the men'| geat eggs; add bread crumbs, | English Muffins You know with what enjoyment) lcup milk id tie Weanty. woconn | apple sauce, poultry seasoning, |e ugar they greet simple yearty, UnCcor thyme, salt, ketchup and pimi 1 teaspoon salt leatec ishes So these meat s

1> minutes Place on slik side down mint Hes turn and bake about Jonge New Way to Use Leftover Pork Roast Flavorful ponst pork Skillet Pork and pateets way to use leftover J tablespoons matga@r ve cups diced eee pork * upe coarsely ahrectdied green cabbage aaeneon sugar wees taheut) ee sauce Melt’ butter in 10-dnel skillet over law heat: add pork and brown lightly. Add cahbage: sprinkle with, cumar and soy satice add sav. sauce 1 teaspoon ata time because amount needed eill depend an its strength: the dish should be lightly ficvored * * + Cover tightly, cook over very iow heat, stirring a few times. iust until cabbage is slightly wilted burt: etill erisp Serve at Makes servings ance Help for Messy Cooks No need to spatter the batter ” have the “Cookindex,” an attrac tive styrene plastic cabinet that holds 1,000 recipes. Tt's made so a) the other half add the melted|tecipe card may be inserted and, through a panel! jeasily viewed atop the cabinet. The product is. offered by Webster Unified Inc., New York. N.Y. \Don’t Skip Breakfast fu Ever thought about why nutri-!igan State University. Those pe Breakfast Treat jtionists tell you to eat a good |“breaktastless” folks stretch this if you. meal and breakfast, remind ex- tension home economists at Mich-| \breakfast? The average person| |to 18 hours to the lunch period ~ ‘delicious hot breads for breakfast. ‘spends about 12 to 13 hours with-| ‘then wonder why the ““midmorn- To make them, cut six 1-inch slices lout hearty food between the dinner ing slump.” | | ] | Nutty Fingers of Bread Brazil nut .cinnamon- sticks are from a loaf of unsliced bread. 0D WALES Remove crust and cut each slice tablespogns finely chopped Bragil into 3 finger-length strips. Dip nuts. Roll bread strips in’ gut strips into 34 cup evaporated milk; mixture. Place strips. on rack in brush with 4 tablespoons melted|shallow baking pan and bake in butter. imoderately hot oven (400 degrees) Then combirie 2 tablespoons cin- | for 20 minutes. Yield: 18 strips namon, 6 tablespoons sugar and 6/or 6 servings. a aeenenneeneLaRREanaeCRENa QUAKER Large 22 Cans ig 6 Or, 69: 4 INSTANT COFFEE @@ SLICED "PEACHES 99: GOLDEN MAID OLEO rounds $7 _ §. Choice HILLS BROS. COFFEE DRIP. or REGULAR— Pound Vac..Can 39: mUTY CAKE. MIXES @ Chocolate, White, Yellow @ Corn Muffin Mix @ Pancake Mix YOUR CHOICE ....... Sirloin — NESTLE’S HUDSON Candy Bars FACIAL TISSUES 10 Bars 39¢ “_. 19¢ aca CHIFFON LIQUID Koel Size |b : PLANTER’S PEANUT BUTTER KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE 2 «= 69° Pkg. NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE White or Colored oo 05° 18 ox. Jar Store Hours: Mon., > EXTRA LEAN SHANK HALF i 78 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Garden Fresh CARROTS Friday 9 to 10 — Sunday 9 to 6 Bazley’s Famous “Junedale Brand” HAM DIXIE PRIDE BISCUITS Fs rT Plain or Buttermilk Towne Square APPLE or Pl ES CHERRY C ; Each Frosty Acres Fresh Frozen ORANGE JUICE B<.0.5] Cans We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 10¢ @ Liquor to Take Out Corner pela Ave. and Walton Blvd. Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9 to 9 Phone FE 2-5192 Tender, Juicy SIRLOIN STEAKS Lb. Well-Trimmed BUTT HALF 5 di. OPEN FR € J. TENDER BEEF c lb. Ob) 5 G7 | pal 78 N. SAGINAW | FARM FRESH DAY ‘TIL 9 P. M. LARGE C EGGS pot. 2 29° | is 1 OLEO CENTER CUT SLICED» in thin slices. Bake in moderate! oven (375 degrees) 10 minutes Makes 5 dozen cookies These are wintry days when steaming hot drinks come into their own For one such, we sug.’ gest a toddy made brewed tea, of 2 cups of BUY MEATS at WHOLESALE SAVE ot ERIN FARMS PACKING HOUSE! MILFORD Directions: 2 cups apple juice, 1 tablespoon sugar and 6 whole; strained and served with lemon | slices. This makes enough for 4 baking sheet. Hake in servings. cloves all heated together, then) yy fely t ftichland Ro M39) to Mutord' Rood ‘ fest Wert ar ee WATCH FOR OUR ee ON MILFORD ROAD “ ROAST Tred MEATY ROYAL SCOT Center Cut Chops YELLOW Lb, 69‘ bee) LEAN, MEATY SPARE RIBS *35' TENDER, SLICED — c | lb. ——_—_—E_ BEEF FRESH DRESSED LIVER Pan-Redi Fryers * 35° 4 SS ee ee eee eer ee eS F | y : : A x . ~ ~, ZF | ; F | 4 _ : | . - . = my, Saf oAiee THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 | TWENTY-NINE Shrimp is America’s favorite When you make your own dry ‘them; put the fine crumbs in oneianother. Then both sorts will * a 8 : : bread crumbs, be sure to sift container, the coarse crumbs in ready as needed. . - Marinated Fish Lobster Enriches Appetizing Stevi Soups, chowders and stews made from shellfish are among the most appetizing of all winter foods. The aromas and steaming goodness of these savory soups make them wel- come for luncheon, dinner or late supper, no. matter whether you're serving a crowd or just feeding your. family. Oyster stews and clam chowders have been popular for years, but here's a new one’ lobster stew, adapted by the Na- tional Fisheries Institute from the one served by the Lobster Restan- rant, New: York's famous seafood restaurant in the theatrical dis- trict. . & Lobster Stew A 14 pound butter or ma Be po’ o “og ine teaspoon salt (a little less if using cottled clam juice, which is sajted) 'y teaspoon sabce cam broth (or bottled clam 2% cups lobster meat (the meat from about 2 ters) 1 quart milk C 1 cup cream 1% teespoons celery salt Melt butter or margarine in very hot kettle or pot (preferably heavy cast aluminun). Add salt, paprika, celery salt, clam broth and bring) . to a boil, Then add obster méat, milk, cream. Bring quickly to the boiling point again, removing from fire before it actually begins to boil. | * * bd Serve in warmed individual soup! bowls as quickly as possible, top- ping each portion with a generous) Broiled With Tomato Slices An Oriental touch for a fish course. Broiled Swordfish and Tomatoes _ steaks (about 4 pound each) sword- poons peanut of! . ; reg emer neurican 4750 soy sauce 2 teaspoons sugar 2 to 3 tomatoes i Parsley ' Wipe fish with damp cloth. Stir together the peanut oil, soy sauce. and sugar: pour over fish, reserv- ing a few teaspoons of the mixture.) Allow fish to stand in marinade 30 minutes, turning once. About 10 minutes before fish is done, place tomatoes under broil-| ‘er to get hot through and brown) lightly. Garnish fish and tomatoes, WHEAT GERM PANCAKES — These wheat germ griddle with parsley. Makes 4 to 6 serv-: cakes have real old-fashioned appeal with their full whole wheat ings. flavor. They are tender, light-textured and nutrition-rich. Pack Pancakes re ? | Cold Wrap Your Wine i 4 Cocktail Olives | Green olives take on quite a | different flavor if they are drained | ‘then covered with Spanish olive | | To chill a bottle of wine quickly, oi] whick has been flavored with Tempting tomato soup topped withgrated cheese. Top off with flakiest-ever, finest-ever Sunshine Krispy Saltines. Their fresh “Krispy” flavor out- Perfect partners...soup and that LAVOR The Saltine tastes ‘em all! of 1000-and-1 Uses ‘water and not wrung out. This Crushed dill seed. To serve as pat of butter and a sprinkling of, ; = extra paprika, Makes 6 to 8 gen-| ‘wrap the bottle in a piece of flan-|a dash of hickory-smoked salt and| erols servings. | | 00 ness ‘nel that has been dipped in ice|@bout a quarter-teaspoon of | cocktail appetizers, remove olives Cheese Topped | French Toast Unusual, Good For those who are fond of French toast this new version is interest- ing. It could be served with fruit salad for a luncheon dish. Cheese French Toast 3 eggs 2'9 cups milk |. ly teaspoon salt 12 slices day-old bread 6 tablespoons butter 1% cups shredded American cheese Beat eggs slightly; add milk and salt and blend thoroughly. Dip bread slices in mixture. Melt butter in a skillet; place soaked bread slices in skillet and cook until a delicate brown on one side. Turn, sprinkle. shredded cheese over top of each slice and cook until underside is a delicate brown and cheese is melted. Serve hot, with butter and syrup, if desired. Crisp bacon or sausage make good accompaniments for luncheon or supper. Makes 6 serv-| ings. Cheese Sandwich fo Have Fruit Touch Make a bubbling hot cheese sandwich for a cold winter's eve- ning snack. Apple — place slice of apple on buttered slice of enriched yeast- raised bread. Cover with a slice of sharp Cheddar cheese. Broil till cheese is bubbly. Apricot — spread ? slices toast- ed enriched yeast-raised bread with butter, then apricot jam. Beat 1 egg yolk. Add a pinch of salt and a dash of Worcester- shire and pepper. Add 2 table- | spoons grated American cheese. | Feld in 1 beaten egg white; spoon over jam. . Bake at 350 degrees 15 to 20 minutes. joregano are added during cooking. A good beginning with a good breakfast is half the battle when! ‘a hard day's work is to be done. | And, one of the best inducements ito taking the time for a good breakfast is a menu which features old-fashioned griddle cakes topped with melting butter, doused with warm syrup and accompanied ‘ith sizzling, fragrantly spiced sausage. Although food historians tell us that the preparation of griddle cake goes back to the first dishes prepared by man (when a mixture of meal and water was baked on ‘a hot stone), there’s something very new about the following rec- ipe. The batter is made with twice as much wheat germ as flour. The result is a griddle cake with ,won- derful whole wheat flavor remi- niscent of time-taking, yeast-raised buckwheat cakes. Wheat Germ Griddle Cakes 3 eggs 1% cups milk \q cup melted butter l cup wheat germ 'y cup flour % cup sugar % teaspoon salt Beat eggs. Add milk and melted: butter, Combine wheat germ, flour, sugar and salt; mix well, Add the egg mixture to the wheat germ mixture all at once and stir lightly and only until blended. Use batter immediately or, if more conven- ient, batter may be kept in refrig- erator for severa] hours or over- | night. Pour batter (about one-fourth) cup) to form three or four-inch griddle cakes onto a hot seasoned griddle. If necessary to prevent sticking, grease griddle lightly with trick will bring the wine below | trom the olive oil, drain on pa room temperature in jig time. jtowel, | . Sunshine Biscuits, me. NEW WASHING DISCOVERY! an unsalted fat like corn oil. When |bubbles appear evenly across the) 'cakes but before they break, turn) ‘to brown the other side. Makes 10) j}to 12 griddle cakes. 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PP IFS ot nens now oni tarms, eggs will, ® Candied Ap p le : edg s with granulated sugar — about i at Top with sliced cheese, making nd Poultr y Will ra oe Sooke of 1550. me ine: Gepeted” Put Glaze on Pancakes | ttvtwrati'saeson ove Tuna Fish Sandwich mre com of wat a over crease in ‘59 surest, na a brisk fire shake pan while for they will burn); top with toma- more eggs. will be available for’ This unusual dessert recipe; Peel and core apples; cut into) sugar caramelizes. Good and pretty open sand-|to slices: sprinkle tomato with Supplies of all poultry products each man, woman and child in the comes from a woman who lived| Wedges Levees with 6 epatuia. turn over | Wichel ~“}salt. Broil ‘until heated through. vin be abundant next year, onal Fetges ms i SUNSHINE a KRISPY ; CRACKERS 1 i Pound 1k | ~ B Mov 37 . . f : MAXWELL HOUSE | Z A ! Our Own Home Cured , an S INSTANT 2-2 2400 COFFEE =| Stound Beef, ib, L LAMB Large 6 Ox. 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HANDLE BARS TRAINING WHEELS—NO EXTRA CHARGE ~ TRADE FAIR ii 932 WEST HURON OPPOSITE HURON THEATER { HOURS: DAILY 9:30 - 9:30 10-4 te he ie ‘ THIRTY-TWO wi I , THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 - ‘Hollywood Headlines * - ‘PTA Groups to Meet | Supervised Even Smallest Detail Himself = oe es ., Olivier Willing to Change Tonight in Waterford , WS With Times, Accepts TV | rwowaiertors township parent With DeMille the | Teacher Associations wil] meet to- By BOB THOMAS show them dressed in tails and,‘I don’t “nigh AP Movie-TV Write top hat.” unless By BOB THOM AS interviewed, he becomes a differ- t. tory wore | on made pictures for the public I HOLLYWOOD @ — At 51 and)rageous things. His press relations| at $ p.m. at Donelson School. Mem. |has oe. Laurence Olivier is still willing * * * topped Wednesday morning, eras- Story Was Al | suppose I will ever quit|productions on a schedule that am forced to, If you are|would have taken him to the age (Last of Three Articles) lent man and says the most out-| A “Hobby Show” will be featured HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A giant a good story teller—and Mrs, De of 85 — “and then they'll have to lalone, though the disdain of, the in-|* | ; tellectuals stung him. “I have Mille and I believe that I am — I}come and wheel me away.” But ‘lat the top of me profession, Sir are more catastrophic than mine.’ "| bers will show wood carvings, oll The heart of Cecil B. De Mille’ 1. wondered why critics arg think you should stick to your/after returning from a strenuous paintings, photography collections ; ing the most colorful movie maker hostile. If the people are enter-|trade as long as you are able.’’ tour’ for his last picture, his heart * * * wore out before he could Conclude to learn Whs did he do The En . . ained, th ul b r He has won every conceivable tertamer’? “Because | thought it and other hobby items. Co-chair- from the Hollywood scene be had_ every time ane a caaerel| Lik POND. ity honor on the stage and screen wag a good play—not a great one, Men are Mrs. Clifford Simonson gominated for 45 years. De Mille’ critics’ estimation af the public. He had been Planning two more his = aT (ie » ( K Now he lipping inte television. put d and Mrs. Car] Bird. always invited superlatives: his’ I : mn opie revisiOn but an interesting play 1 think drops 10 per cent.” | ° > an ¥s en hay The William Beaumont School films were the biggest, made tbe ; i. (ne sa nery qyoung Suga have pein He demanded loyalty fro his’ “4 & 5 evisi “ly ; will have Dr Milton. Worster as most money, were seen by more. . co m COM om nese Hwan rR 8 You cant der wo television tributed some real vigor to king ' lever-present retinue bug denied the. ; fe here ao als he comments. liah witting- ues! at its meeting at § pm people throughout the world. ri end thal he hired VICTOR MATURE LEO GEN “Tf 4 Kant to st in the acting He will present colored films * * * eg AMA eS Maca Oe! WCE at 1 +6 Int TO Shay IF t ¥ He may do it as a movie—if ; I pay pretty generously, so why 7 Perr . ecent safur) in’ Superlatives aside, what kind of (profession, you have to change way can be found to overcame taken during his recen Superlatives aside, wha dof ould I pay el inanlicnaresinan " Seve e¢ animals »? w with the times the public's resistance. But first South Africa. Several rare an a man was he? The answer 1:49 Goiiars if all 1 wanted him to Before leaving England, he did he'll play at Stratford-on-Avon this 20d birds are featured in the film. best. told in his own words. say is ‘Yes’? On the other hand, Ibsen's ‘John Gabriel Borkman’ summer. Even if he can't do | Despite his outward assurance, | qon't want an aide who con-[- GnemsScope « TECHNICOW0 ‘ for TV In New York he went c spear awe ' . . the said he faced his job with trepi- ' . tee PE) E) inte) eae Shakespeare on film tlt he'll Heart Peril Increasing ict J unually ‘noses’ me. He'd be just | into the g 3 g remain true to the bard on the davon ‘as worthless, I want assistants . 90-minute version of Maugham’s' ¢¢, ige , es ~— Heart a eircula-| I have never made.a picture (ang [ have them) eho can civel DOORS OPEN 10:45 A.M. “The Moon and Sixpence’ on ee lace tceeane ice irgrah %4 per without being frightened," he said. me good reasons for disagrecieg "| a . . | Commercial airlines in the U.S. cent of al deaths in the United’ Of what? Of my a ot x *« - —s 5 t operate about 1,500 planes. By con- States in 1905. Now they make up! |whether I squeezed bee F He was a stern taskmaster and| Die first sect i li 2 a trast about 22,000 are used by over 54 per cent. with more than/of my material. Of ha einer jg Could wither an extra at a hundred | of steady work, the secon businessmen plus another 10.000 800,000 deaths annually attributed’ ‘created something that wou paces. “I have been called a ty) color tape “NOW! thru FRI. sider w is "e ee third operated by ranchers and farmers to them [ara the public's heart. |rant, a despot and a martinet be aa: ae en he ate ned on nce . , i ith couse I lose’ my temper when | whar LOLA Wants incl ii is ed here fig been work He peeteret a - Be , z SEC) POT EOE play 8 one ke BS LOLA GETs / finite pains. “A guod story a set that cost $40,000 a day when @ for “Spartans” feeling dike a i ’ d everything, If you have that, the , 3 : Y . : : . he should be paying attention to his ! Bote. - colt aas | , ar] Adds US an S director and the stars do not mate job. It’s ae same with jalibiaeel ew Jes fo A iting hs oy much difference, They can help a don't have enough time on this (olism eM “But it really isn't an t K d S d > oO l : Gain ( picture a little or hurt it a little. |... i 1 \ Sf actor's medium You get two or O In nes : TuSa (S Sut they can't make a good script | arth to listen to alibis. * * * ethree ees rehe vrectl the MaTly iy ae i : i i alent of playing stock in the prov By EARL WILSON mn 4 Sol oie bas aeciyt He had faith that the movie inces You don't have the time to ; * * - ‘business would continue despite its perfect, as vou do in the theater NEW YORK -- Our “Be Kind to People Week” is being car- Hel eapenvised even the emallest ills. ‘‘They've been saying the 1 WAR VERON warn is a as ried into a ‘Be Kind to Husbands Week’ —the first hero to be aii. in his films. “What did the theater is doomed for 6.000 years. ’ mae 38 Ca) » Last season on Broataay many Clled being Husband Harvey Stone, who, alas, is also a co- people wear and eat in those Bibli- My belief is that if our material yee pwn ne eyebrows were raised when Olive, median. ‘cal times” Did they eat roast beef is good, we won't haye to ete) PLUS = te eppedued In baplsy called Te Harvey told the Friars this am. that he was or lamb chops or what? It would He wanted to die in the \saddie- such a poor boy, that “they tore down our be 4s re pe UR aes be house to put up a sium.” He added, whi! nel ong NRT asa would: facing the mob, that before coming to sei { ] e 1S Fintertaine: ' . 4 bitter story BABY es. » Fabout a smalltine music hell per ‘i . former written by John thshborne AND THE | ‘ one of Envland’< soe aiied angry “Soung omen “Actually the tifle doesn't fit | tastuea — Osborme, whe is anything bul an | gry,” sid Qlivier “The only trou ble with hin ds thit when he is F.0.E. #1230 way he'd worked smaller cities and wasn't 7 . 289 W. Montcalm used to crowds. “I've looked into more empty 14 Fire Cars Get FISH or CHICKEN seats.” he announced, “than a tailor ——-Bri., 5:30 to 7:30 ‘Vacationing Jack Paar was set to Radios | in Waterford Dance Sat. visit Cuba but told me, “I don't look good ” NO DOOR CHARGE in a blindfold.” (If he switches to Sunday Fire Chief Edward Smith has an- MEMBERS AND GUESTS WILSON TV, his $2700 salary’ll treble)... Inger yyinced that Waterford Township Stevens’ troubles increased: phlebitis and pneumonia... firemen have installed 14 addition- a ee From his FE. 51th St. hideout, Errol Flynn and gal, Barbara lal mobile radio receivers, making Woods, sent Castro congratulations on his tactful handling (4 total of 30 township firefighters’ DOORS OPEN 6:45 of everything. cars With this equipment. ’ . ' ' The radios are set on a fixed SCARLETT S NEW BICYCLE Palm Beach is snickering over the rumor Castro'll hold frequency and receive five calls ( ememenmemmnennell t Rublraea as hostage in a demand for return of Batista . . . only The calls are broadcast trom Gypsy Rose Lee scored such a hit at a recent dinner (telling+the two Fire Department base sta. and HOBBY SHOP her Chie ne burlesque days) that Organist Ethel Smith, called jtion units ees on to follow her, sald, “Any woman who tries to follow Gypsy | * * * Rose Lee ought to have her head examined .. ..and any man Association president Everett Draker said the additional radios DRAYTON PLAINS BRANCH who tries to follow her ought to have plenty of pocket money.” were purchased be the Township, Herb Shriner—in Miami, along with Red Skelton and = \yjunteer Firefighters Association Jan Murray—says “A friend of mine got a nice color down at a total cost of $1,300. (Formerly Karen's Toyland) here—and it was blue’... James Caesar Petrilla—who's | Along with 50 home-receiving! so scared of germs that he shakes fingertips instead of ‘units, four two-way mobile car t . i. 4 ry hands—had a call here from a Chicago friend who said (|U™ts. six fire trucks with three- AND THE. COLONEL Some came running... some turned away... Dave was back and the whale town knew that trouble -——and women — were close behind. UEORA DAWA + Sersee Play by JONN PATRICK and ARTHUR SHEEKMAN + Gased ce the Novy ty ME SHIRLEY MaLAINE M-G-M memes A SOL.C. SIEGEL PRODUCTION .. SOME CAME RUNNING’ OY THE AUTHOR OF “FROM HERE TO ETERNITY? ARTHUR KENNEDY UAMES JONES + 10 Cinsmafcape snd METROCOLOR » Directed by VINCENTE WINWELLS LARGEST SELECTION of HOBBIES, he had a heavy cold. 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Danny Thomas bought a radio pay flopped at Evanston Town- IN LOVE and W NEAR PONTIAC STATE BANK station jn Bakersfield, Calif ship High School recently. 1 “GIGI” Shirley Temple says shed return to movie-making if she Word got out that senior girls MAIN STORE could find a good “bad” role would show up for classes in black an f TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Lisa Kirk's nephew was asked 6ctards and~ minus lipstick or 7th VOYAGE Genevieve is becoming a US citizen Morton Downey N bea ts ; LAKE Theater WALLED LAKE — MA 4-2151 Jr., suffefed serious back injurtes in the Connecticut auto crash on €a Ss With Joel McCrea c NOW SHOWING—-Open 6:45 ; hairpins. This is supposed to be a 20 E. 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Just Drive Up TODAY LAST TIMES kh Palance—Anita Ekberg ouis The Man Inside” | “Senior Prom” ie al + ‘ P in Move a House Offers State Democrats Minor Committee and Patronage Posts LANSING (—Republicans, skat- ing on thin ice, moved today to, retain firm contro! of the evenly-, divided House and at the same time pacify any Democratic talk of revolt. To do it. they offered Democrats as many patronage jobs and com- mittee assignments as they felt possible without endangering their position of command. x * * Democrats scheduled a caucus today to decide whether to say yes| or no. | Realizing that they'll need backing trom at least one Demeo- erat te win a majority vote on any bili, the GOP agreeq in | caucts yesterday (0: ~ 143. Cut Republicans majorities ,}6 one on all but the important | Ways and Means Committee, the “purse. string” group, where the | _ GOP will hold firm control. 2, Leave a Democratic major- ity on 14 minor committees, 3. Give Democrats 40 per cent (16) of the patronage jobs in the * House, including secretaries, page boys and assistant sergeants-at- | arms, 4. Name Republicans chairmen of all committees * * * “That is our final offer,” said | House Speaker Don R. Pears. “Un. ider the circumstances we think it’s a fair one.’ It was far more to the advantage | of Democrats than the organiza- THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1959 “at week, Republicans took control Slightest Change Will Throw Balance Off THIRTY-THREE damaging the propeller of No. 1.| NEW ‘59 WAGONS Budget Plans Based on 2 Thin Hope v8 By JAMES MARLOW AP News Analyst WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenhower's two mains theme | this week—keep down spending ‘and avoid inflation — are both «based on the thin foundation of hope. It’s thin, indeed. The budget he sent Congress | Monday—ironically, it's the big- ‘gest of all peacetime budgets but still not big enough to please everyone—called for spending billion dollars in the next fiscal year Gest td * * * Along with it Eisenhower dan- |gled before the Country the pros-, pect that if spending can be kept |down to 77 billion, the government ecause of the illness of Rep. ‘tion plan put into effect in the Sen- will takeein just a little more than Joseph D. Hunsinger (D- Detroit),| ate, where Republicans hold a 22-12 that in revenue and thus balance: when the lower chamber organized’ majority, one Jess than last term. the budget. WATCHES Reg. Price $59.50 V2 OFF aehenioy Oistiliors Ge:, 1.1.0. Bonded Whisky of £ % 50% OFF SALE BU LOVA -- ELGIN $ 29” PARK feweles 1 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 6-DIAMOND SET Reg. Price $79.95 PONTIAC pirite nce » 86 Proof, 65% Grain Neutra! millions of Americans, or controls, | This is a nice thought, even | uring. But it’s strictly a hope, for ‘two things can go wrong and, ‘knock the arithmetic through the roof: * * * 1. The revenue may not turn out to be as high as he hopes. That would throw the budget out of halance and mean red ink even if Congress keeps spending down ‘to 77 billion. 2 Congress may decide his spending figure is much _ too ‘modest to meet national needs, up ‘the spending, and throw every- ‘thing out of balance, even if rev-| ‘enue turns out to be 77 billion. Then in his Economic Report to \Congress Tuesday Eisenhower, holding out the vision of a surging and prosperous year, said that in flation could spoil the rosy out- look * * * So he called for self-discipline and restraint by business in raising prices, and labor in de- manding higher wages. 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In his 14 vears as head basketball coach, Van Ryzin can remember only one vear that he hadn't lost a key player due to graduation in mid-season, “That was two years ago,” said Van Ryzin, “and I want you to note that it was the season we won the Saginaw Valley tite with a 10-0 record and finished with the best overall seagon since I’ve been here.” ~ “Losing that key player half way through the season is bound to hurt a team, especially in depth,” said Van Ryzin. * * * The 1947-18 season was a good example. The Chiefs had won six of their first eight games. At mid-term, Dan Searle and Jim Engleman both completed their prep careers. Seurle was the team’s leading scorer at the time and was the co-captain with Frank Wilson. In the la © | The Los Angeles Rams selected season. He said, however, there is ADELAIDE, (AP) — Playing|two Michigan State gridders, back a good chance franchises will be;with a heavily taped midsection|Blanche Martin and tackle Larry awarded for the 1960-61 season to Alex Olmedo, U.S. Davis Cup | Cundiff. allow new owners more. time to hero, rallied from the brink of de-| iron out arrangements. 'feat today to enter the sare: e « « of the Australian Nationa] Tent Gator Bow! Podoloff said all the present own. Championships, ers told him “they intend to stay, The Peruvian from the univer BOSS Prefers where they are.” He added that sity of Southern California, who} . in the event: ohe West Coast city, ad been forced to withdraw from Atlantic Teams is added another, would also come the doubles yesterday because of JACKSONVILLE, Fla, (AP) — quished Ulf Schmidt of Sweden in| A” Atlantic Coast Conference foot- a five set struggle 6-4 97, 36, |/ball team is to be preferred over (36, 36, 75. ‘one from the Southeastern Confer- | Also entering the round of four ©"Ce in selections for the next Ga- ‘were top-seeded Neale Fraser who | tor Bow! game, says George Ol- and Los Angeles in baseball. The only teanis making Money flow are Boston and St. Louis, the eastern and western division leaders, and New York. Attend- beat his fellow Australian Don 8¢®. Gator Bow! Assn. general | &fice has picked up in Minneapo: Candy 6-2, 6-4. 46. 64 and Aussie anager. _ lis due to Baylor, but elsewhere Rob Mark who upset Spain's An- = * * there is red ink and the teams who don't draw at home don't get a percentage of the gate when they play in the cities where the «pert is success. Two cllkbs are banking on next year—Philadelphia and Cincinnati E : * * x-Giant P Béth hope to sign home-town stars t itcher Dies The. Warriors have the rights to LONG BEACH N.Y (AP) — easton Cont aia an big Wilt (the Stilt) Chamberlain George (Hooks) Wiltse, ace south entitting a) how game money and Cincinnati has the right to Os paw pitcher for the New York ry re + =” car Robertson, high-scoring star at Giants in the early part of the The change permite netiver the University of Cincinnati? century, died Wednesday night He | | Ss } ee Dress Shirts Sport Shirts Values to $70 SY | Soe Values to $95 41a" aes ie ° 2% off V2 off Sport Coats Pajamas Jackets Values to $39.50 _ Values to $50.00 Values to $65.00 All Outer Styles 25% off || 295 39" 49" || 1/3 off d @ ( Open Friday Nights Until 9:00 THE STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC 272 W. MAPLE—Birmingham “THIRTY-SIX Wi We we Dowagiac a = mi re so 4 , [Ward's Burn 46 22 Shaw's Jwirs 30 29) a 2 eights ’ ri Dunseith's te Bets service 3841, MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Clark |pisnm’r Corp 4 23 CiayCrattC 30 38, NOKTHSIBE COMMUNITY = _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. 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AUTO STORES alo The ng close on the heels of un-| beaten Brighton in the Wayne-Oak- Holly at Keego, Dragons vs Avon Holly's visit to West Bloomfield a big battle while Clawson meets will be highlighted by a battle be- sand a Lake Orion-Avondale clash, itween tWo of the three teams dead- Unbeaten Rochester seeks locked for the league lead. That Madison rounding out the slate. ture a full slate of prep ac-! | game will have New Haven at Al-, ty for Class B and C hoop Mere state prestige and Its Sth ; ie in this Teer tonight. successive win at home against — |mont. Anchor Bay, the other front-| Broncos have been rolling lrunner, will visit Armada. Dryden \goes to Brown City and ehexiphts vs Capec in ners. * Lapeer in its 2nd Tri;County out- ing. The Falcons and tomorrow | visitors each have 1-6 marks thus far. Romeo meets L’Anse | 3 ‘land race but every game is a % Other ipames! in the bares will FINEST HEAVY DUTY GUARANTEE “must’’ one from here in. | Creuse in the other loop tilt. hace Royal ci Shrine! at Si FULL MOLDED QUALITY . They wil] find no easy task at | Millington at Ortonville and! Theresa, Utica at Lakeview, South! : Keego Harbor unless they ean ‘North Branch at Oxford make up Lyon involved in a Ist place duel j bottle up John Lucadam pretty the South Central slate with Ist! with Boysville in the League of | BONDED SHOES 4 Shoes for 2 wheels | well. The same is true of Brigh- place occupant Imlay City idle. ithe Lakes, and Oak Park at Lam- ft hich will be at home | A full Southern Thumb schedule phere. For PLYMOUTH 39 For FORD 49 ee “ fast-improving Clar- 2 a | 1vee- 56 —lrerliers For All 1949-54 enceville five. | Rear. Exchange Price e455 Exchange price,..,... Glarkusn. even wore 00 than , 7-58—Front or Reor ; , eve or "9° For 1955-58 Front. 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Saginaw St. FE 8-4534 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS BIG sAvines For you IN LAKE ORION—2 LOCATIONS Authorized Pontiac-Rambler Dealer Russ Johnson Motors Broadway Corner of Shadbolt — M-24 Cerner of Shadbolt MY 2-287) ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE SPECIAL GROUP MEN'S HATS 53.99 MH Open Friday, Nights ‘til . 106 North Sagina reet P.M. “” is 2k oak 2a ae a wk GS. i aa oe eee ae ee ee oe a re of a ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, JANUARY ~ 1959 THIRTY-SEVENS f By CHUCK ABAIR A pair of up-and-down local bas- ,|ketball teams throw al] past rec- ‘ords out the window tomorrow | series. at Waterford — the first of two ter-Lakes League rivals. | Future LL entry Pontiac North. | | ern resumes play after a 10- | day break playing at Cranbrook, | while Farmington visits unbeaten | Berkley and Southfield meets | Van Dyke in other leop games. Birmingham is host to Mt. Clem- ens, Ferndale, unbeaten in the league, is at Royal Oak Kimball and East Detroit visits Hazel Park in the Eastern Michigan complet- ing the area Class A slate. * *. * The Skipper-Viking tussle shapes, up as another rugged duel with Walled Lake rated a very slight, Pontiac Press Photo BATTLE WATERFORD — Jim Teddy, left, and Bob Christian will head the Walled Lake delegation as the Vikings wrestle at Waterford tonight in a combined local and Inter-Lakes clash. Both are veteran performers. ____jord. Another factor is that the Vikings beat Van Dyke which nipped the Skippers last week. John Shadford's quintet has ridays SCL Contests e-ss.crsat End League Round Robin point twice and by three the oth- er time. Each lost to Southfield by one. Suburban Catholic Basketballjheld this weekend and the club pears by 19 Yet, Walled Lake League this weekend will have welcomed the respite Eaglets £0 rolled over Farmington by 16 and completed its “round robin’ swing, \to RO St. Mary for their 2nd meet- Ww aterford turned tbe trick by just and next week heads for the final|ing with the Irish. roundup. * * * * * * Rams are favored to join OLsM. The parochials’ top squads, with}and Ravens in a triple knot going one exception, have met every into the final three games. Rams "one. * * * center Barry _Campbell around — The game will be Walled Lake’! |season meetings between the In- favorite on its better league rec-| lost two straight after winning , | Waterford’s attack has been built) * | with the rebounding and scoring} of Dale Mahrie supplying consid- bowed “Tuesday snapping a four- years. erable spark. Kirk Evans and Bill Smith have cembined to handle most ; of the Viking scoring thus far. Pontiac Northern will be trying to find its winning ways again | fol lowing a battering by Waterford _The Huskies will take a 24t rec- kippers vs Walled Lake Friday ord to Cranbrook. The Cranes} game victory streak and are now 4-2. * * * Northern skipper Dick Hall has been trying to come up with more scoring help for sharp- shooter Mike Fedynik and Bruce Norton. Cranbrook has as ied Yanks, Russians Win in World Hoop Tourney SANTIAGO, Chile, (AP) — The United States and Russia still were favored to. battle it out for the /World Amateur Basketball Cham- ipionship today after chalking up opening round victories in the round robin tournament matching, teams from seven countries, * * * The U.S. represented by hand picked personnel from the Air Force, edged Bulgaria 63-58 last night and Russia, after a shaky start downed Puerto Rico 84-55 * * In handing the Bulgarians their first defeat after they had won i in the preliminary rounds to qualify for the final round robin, \the U.S. pulled away late in the | Waterford bowed to Berkley by) second half. The Americans also’ and the Vikings lost to the! won all three of their games to qualify for the final competition, which started Tuesday night with |Chile beating Nationalist China 8 8 in overtime * * Tonight’s games send Brazil another unbeaten team in the pre- lims, against Nationalist China and Chile against Puerto Rico. The Russians and Bulgarians went into action after indicating they might withdraw if Nationalist: .China was permitted to compete. They claimed that Nationalist \China is non-existent country. For the time being, however, they were satisfied when the draw | called for Russia and Bulgaria to' meet the Chinese in their final | games on Jan. 30 and 31. respec- tively. z * * * The Americans led the Bulgar lans by only 27-26 at the half and trailed during the early part of the second period. But they finally tied the score at 47, and traded the lead several times until it was knotted again at 53, Dick Welsh, former Southern Californi star, and Jerry Vayda. ex-North Carolina Stater then took charge as the Americans put on ‘an all-court press. Welsh ended ‘up as the leading scorer with 20 points, one more than- Vayda. | JOE'S 227. SURPLUS 32 S. SAGINAW FE 2-0022 MID-WINTER SALE best scoring power in several = oes '| Insulated Underwear Regular 5.95 te 7.95 Farmington has won thre e 2 PIECE SUITS—1st quality | s ‘straight ve ple sant and | Ss 95 $5. $19.95 ate Dress Shoes is currently deadlocked with | | Black and Brown Walled Lake and Southfield at 2-2 $ 8s % 2.88 4 a8 e5 * Defending champion Berkley can | | | ] boost its state rating higher by | Reg. 11.95 to ry 88 | | Reg. 2.95 Men's 2 for winning No. 9. Southfield is still’ | Sport Shirt smarting from an upset by Farm | Jackets 9 i oii . $ 00 | ington a week ago and may have | ASST. 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Pontiacs's oth-) * * * er SCL club, St. Michael, will go In the meantime, during the against St. James at Ferndale, final round, St. Michael will play while St. Clement is at Royal Oak the role of spoiler for Eagiets and Kams, playing them three days apart, on Jan, 30 and Jan. 27, respectively. - St. Mary Orchard Lake St. Mary and St. Benedict are idle until next Tuesday. Ravens spoiled the Eaglets’ clean record, Tuesday. in a wild battle at Highland. Park. Orchard Lake mentors said that mid-term examinations are being League title is based on results of the full 10-game SCL schedule ‘St, Benedict is defending cham pion. Eaglets were second in 1958 Jefferson Trims Sports Calendar Northern in ‘D’ THURSDAY Waterford Basketball CLASS A—Rocco's Restaurant vs ; Wa ’ 97 ints. Johnson @& Anderson Engineering, 6:45 Led by Ron tkins Por ; pm at Isaac Crary Junter Bigs \Jefferson trimmed Northern 53-43 LASS B—VanW eit s Auto Sales vs , Fi Pa. 8 pm, Isaac Crary Junior in class D city league = last, Wit! sier iheckey Tourbatent inight. In another “D” game, onior Heeckey To 4 “a FINALS -Spencer Floor Covering a Pledges’ Five whipped Central Fisher Hill Merchants at 7 pm 9.99 Class A title and Bulman's vs Ponts. ‘ Christian 4 Northern at 8 p.m. fer "B" crown at; * * * NOald eee moment resting | Al Manley with 18 for Jefferson Pontiac Central at Bar oo con and Dave Plourde and Dick Delano Pontiac } r oy m- ¢ ban tlae Northern at Royal Oak Bi with 12 each were the other top Walled tees aa jscorers in the Jefferson-Northern Hazel Park at Port Huron. igame. Farmington at moan | + re A High School Basketball John Hurd hit 18 for the Pledges Saginaw at Pontiac Central Pontiac Northern at Cranbrook while Ray Smith collected 19 for Flint Central at Arthur Htll visti Flint Northern at Bay City Centra! Christian. S:. Frederick ‘at St. Rita | | St Michael at St. James . - a St Clement at RO 8t. Mary t Si Clement at RO St Ma No City Tilts Tonigh Clawson z' Madison ° Fitzgerald at Trey. tor There will be no games to Walled La a aterfor TiTaingion at. Berkley night im the city basketball Van Dyke at Southfield | leagues, Mir Clemens at Irminghaet Fas. Detroit at Hazel Park Sa Ferndale at RO Kimball! NBA STANDINGS ~ Holly at West Bloomfield EASTERN DIVISION Bloomfield Hills at Clarkston WenLost Prt Clarenceville at Brighton Boston 33.0C«dG iM Northville at Milford New York a aa Lapeer at Rochester | Syracuse a A L Anse Creuse at Romeo Philadelphia 18 2% 6419 Millington at Ortonville WESTERN — eee North Branch et Oxford tes Ndi epee! 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All-Star. zd wW i Another big weekend 1s on tap 1 2 ELKS tapirs MONDAY me for the men on yore mrt of one of the city’ s to p leagues. [iene a oe genre or Get this Rand McNally _ F " * the Pontiac EllkS Club as play re- eam oO troit will also a a : es PiztaH 59 Det City lee & F 4] the Pon re Drew Beer 3138 Der Den 5 ‘3 WH init pete 24 sumes in two big tournaments. It was his first sanctioned 300 since the December, \Lakewood in the afternoon for an ne aL. eer ve et . 2% 44 rn 9 3f . ‘a ' Q , Catling: B30 27 Bene . a pekess A total of 30 men’s teams will effort had been during open bowling at Motor Inn where instruction session. “' Wiikinson 278 WET ti 4 et ecign 94 = = =H “ = Toan & Geant Lounge #43 “ bee a eae «o> be traveling to Ann Arbor over he competes in a house* A long list of prizes has been a ae Country PUT rare 2 na Shy a jy Iss . ni + © ca an Vy B g 5 ead: ae ees th 480 Peapie s Murcete 190-2217 | ttiEday and Sunday Inan Inva- league Bob has already re-| setup to cover the monthly LAKEWOOD {vers : sion of the Michigan Elks tourncy ceived a $50 gift f West iO wasyihe: frst a perfor: | program. Top awards will go . ae = Re P Aol MIXED on the Znd weekend of the an — A pou £1 ee es mance in 13 vears of league bowl- ! to anyone beating. a pro or. to . fi da j i »j a 4 ‘ . Ch oie her an 2a Goes 149 nua) affair Side proprietor sam rerna ing for the employe of a local | those coming the closest in score Hise rs 43 28 Tria! ! i aa a vg le re : Re isan Oe Also in the 2nd round wilf be and plans are in the mak- oe Pe ee the oe hh to the guest. arc ® BAG $6 1) Lire : ‘ al ; i aDled ormong tO aiso s Seen aoe aoe le the Ladies National ager ing to present him a huge Ist loop 700 seriPe His other totals’ 2here will also be awards for| I h 57 nt 1 . ‘ld here at the Lodge «10 . 2 : : SS binte onrine 3 | ogee Meue Wogek «U4 eta 660 eons Lisle) anette eo) five trophy. He also will be hon- were 170 and 228 for 708. high series, high game and others. F gi Ward 5 2695 . alleys with participants from five red by ABC ; * « ‘All prizes are donated by area LAKELAND LADIKS . states taking part, Tey ; | merchants and the sponsorin ELKS LADIDS i ALM aor error ern te 7 it fio d = ——— —— | “TI was plenty nervous and think- “house” a . t dhe ase erty 1 “no will be out to dao some- 7. e. Dr “tere 28 16 Brewers R Ko 2a 20 Caan Lic Phy Brigy 18 Te) Hae | ing of it all the way. The other Averill Acta 2416 Kallis B Na oduarins a I Shap pa thing about an almost complete ; pova helped mes ot) by talking] ee * i * Ael 3 Land O L kes 24.17 Chocks Shack [7° a Ns RGR UC af i n, fl Ces ide by te m St k d § - hot elimination ue s aon an Saas ta ua Pont 4t Ban ic 10 i347 sweep of Ist places m , Oo eat ie Caceecie ipa.’ laverleatin Keevo Drug 25 19 dale ke ylers last weckend, A init! fl es an pares it up 80 I couldn't notice my knees planned for Saturday in order to Trockawey 23 1D Beal Test ; ay Harbor Bar Kenyon Heat 24 40 6 ee shaking,”’ said the happy veteran determine Fazio’ nts. Two Z Odinm 207 G White 200 D Ware Losters Club Golden Rule 20 44 local group failed to place among . who! carries a 192 average \determine “io's opponents. T\ M1 1 Rardow 404 WK Burton 817. Dr oor pean the leaders. | LI er eae will come from league partici- : iller g TS 1ueK se Bac’ s ii i : x So + | . A . Millers 2292. Chuck's Bhacks 2361 BEMIS OLSON AMVETS | There will be 58 doubles teams’ | _ Another West Sider to top 700 pants and two will be open bowlers wit any purc ase —— w W Wand 116 singles entries from the | for the Ist time recently was | Lakewood proprietor Bill Kuk- FRIDAY NIth B -- DIXIE REC Church's Ine 84 i WROhi« 38) > 9 i Pe isti f .00 wee ; Ww iL WPS fares. 39°29) Pontiac Hecks 2 ys Pontiac lodge battling for some of | Al pee who aera 720 fea pare has peen eee the ben 0 $1 or more eal ree 1 Se tu uelil Prine Js sek ERLiy Drug ST AL Woe Minckes 98 e9/8l4-022 in prize! money during he | turing @ 257 = e — Kg series ro ed by eel an both a @lent 30 48-inch : Pilimore Haw 39 13 Coughlin 11 40 Fonelan Ree 2 4 34 ff Gran’ » ne 21 a ‘two days, | this sector's most mee’ ek ae or oy ce Me ee nis x -Inch wall size . iS Se is Gaver ; 4 4 Auer 38, Thrifty Drug 664, Trophies | Except for team standings, Pon stars “ithionty four years leageo)||st 11S jon) cache lst) by | aturcay * Printed in 6 handsome colors \% Wilinite 228. & Willhite 678. Paint Inc 1868 ee experience, will enter the eliminations. Open Bhop p62. Paint 6hep IND - like: People were piiliy well F hopefuls will start at noon followed * Compare anywhere at *3.00 Bg AA . cateot IC WOMEN out of the running as the womens Both Gormong and Papazian are | | ila a , t ’ TE we eseys wot Merey Ambul ce oa Roberta Troph Oe tourney started last week added candidates for the Pontiac as end pl aah es a al Every home or office eee nave one 1 Pont 2 = " ; | azio WwW arriv =o Paint Bhop 49:27 Bt Btepher iment Gye Dos tales me mon hice redoxer Thirteen teams, 13 doubles dunas 100 Chapter Clark Balch is trying ead et a m € . - Fillmore lie 41 Quality Pris 6 40 Greyhound Hus » OMIC Cr Union 24 . : » * from a Detroit event. The formér C M Bt Stephene | 42 91 Coughl 1 3 ae Te 3 and 26 singles contestants will be BY, GACEIGP Gesaunyy 1) Cs ABC Masters champion now cap- ET SPECIAL Ultra Stone 42 54 LaVere No y 47 Bre se ph edlliag: - ee [EF eeCKCIN ‘ ay . f , wWLABTOMS é é Palani fiw 38 14 Lavere i 2 2 ne - en or saat a “i rurn a representing Pontiae this =e “ d | for Sunday. tains the national champion St. el 213 Wilihite 85 jin asinsit artis bud er hs ae oneal wwains capepatet ~ ~ A - = . eee ! eee bad che n Invi nal 4 _ a, ! toe. HERE AND THERE Louis Falstaffs. He made the De Luxe Ch i ‘ ee *“Tlornie rem ot an Wiis ap nm > : ‘ S : ‘ BOWLERIITES | ELKS’ LADIES MONDAY LEAGUE m “fe val Oak, Port Huron, Ano Julie Wiginton and Violet Row- All-America team four straight amp on t wit Pte pre sourd, Royal Oak, Bo iden, both of Shaw’s, have rolled! T McKnight» 60.20 Teda Drive 19 40 Hivkey'a Pimze 47 Zetma’s 1P Arbor Kalamazoo, Monroe and * onily | ee Baer he! EW READS BAAR Ro Mix 55 24 Muayi Cale g 40 i a = _ “ tn een ae a) Neuuleeue i the only al -spare games in the Harriso ( f1 29 Ayiva My 12 48 ROP y ene Bmlen HAD WBA ERO diee J Ste ms P , . * . Hap (ier «628 Pechoud (31 40 ee vine : eomee gt 1 Also entering their 2nd wee kend =e Hie % All aes oon Dae A pplied on sound tire bodies are Forte erm Ne ry sa) anges en 2 bet ea ig 36 are e ans 'e rooting A fancies r “a 7 ee a ne jin] Det City TAF 40 Townsend's Pot 26 of activity will be the state mens "3 a in the big vn t or on your own ae ® Kuechle 182 500, MrcKiight a 758 A -filbson 168 Mj Fields, $04. HT { for all men at Pfetpeat |yoe Josep n the big tourney a * 2216 “mith OF Co 786, Waltham Bakery tourhamen & ee , Buffalo He has made a lot of sam O18 . ‘avles state mee ut . ~ REN OOT Te OPS Boxe LADY EAGLES NO. 1230 Pie rages By JOE WILMAN friends here as an instructor at * WL wd ) ‘s} % Adrian . . h ‘rank Mitzel, : ee a oi tats es eel TY gers ey) if Mysterious) (60a) 71) bem Ones ears Missing the 1@pin on the left secetany of the a ue b T i 100° 8 4229 3) Bir kee 16 41 Obe e 2 sterious WW} , » _, secretary areate : | : Fireballs 4230 10 PY 947 Asan Cine 432) Pont He a . is are ‘927 bown In today's drawing, i owling. ~j nas vrand- Tu e e ‘ 2008 ra Viger 6 ap Touines | 3410 Nobby Pra 917 22 Question f aries oniing 7: oo) pammon {aul of Gowleps wat ae Association, has 11 grand || Tubeless or yp ‘1 Po MrGtnnts f netep BO 10 U Rmith Pee 56 ottlar Va der bts : Cc ‘en. Pines 055 Toon aun : Mec 917 Otel TV 4502 2a : ae . aie oo . - ao obi, wide-breaking hook. It can} 44* $ P rownle @ ve, o : | rad a ; KUNDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES | tre OIAL GIALS wi HP 4 & No ee aaa Or! 5 4 iD rather “ “a I mn a il se cad ts petri ba ee A for 4. “Plow tox ; Pis Pin 4 Ward and Van Nuck, Ds oy Hook when he neeg the alleys) * ™M, vs : " r Woods honper « Houren Bowl S87 24 Qhawe 9 Iva A tram lealt Pr 1 i | i i‘ end f our % tee ateicse on ween! ee ia (bitte fl 24 Pontiac Blec 14 41 FA pipelaniae (Pont 17 that make his ball hook more’ Orion Men's A; Lois Arms 232 recappoble 2 “ oe et es Duayens AN ra ede os a 4 rice C A nd Ais a Ree rieciie Creek . Gace than moe mil | and R. Peterson 620 in Lake- wee 3 nimiseere 1o ard Meda 2 JF Gry o oo 0 i ey ie . wood One O'Clock: Cc Mason Hot Shote 18 Double Srvume siyjtecuard Tist” 36 28 | SINGLES A smart bowler will learn wi ren : *Whit alls 4 for ae Pin Pastere ®52 Pim Pasters 2ii2 | =? fiom) 212° 4 Gehl 857, Huron Bow! qijce Havrnek. Royal Qu rr) 257 and in Elks House. Whitew warharal Pickett 230, arbitra Bhotwel] 475, Huron Bow) 369 Nee Ouaa fk Pot = a ; and how to adjust uf he on ISSR | “sr | a i 620. Rob Pickett & Chuck Shotweil 222 =e Virginia Robe Pontiac . Dar | , . Also, (es Wooley 237 in Cooley! 19 TAKEWOOD ONE O'CLOCKS See Stine | Pine ei the Wpin Hell make a mental ; + = : Sime ceriter WI WE orks sonic, Bete Clee «6 Hoeeote audmst_a bit when he has, Junior House; C. Nelson 266 in) HERE SATURDAY — Former Same tread design, same A DIVISION—PIONFER op Matters i090 Ete f. Phar 2628 elie ealtie. Dettoil ey : “ , . caters ; ' ie Ne noe n Bo ieseAlncers pa cle peste Lae . fon (lie Sito ciel again. Perhaps he Multi-Lakeg at Maple Lanes: M. ABC Masters champion Buzz, tread width, depth and Fleet Carcler 47°20 Motor Inn Rott iA ee n ye Al0 ne A eld . ate 10 pyeion daceb Battle Creek » oe FAW Qa inerease the speed of his ball Dwire 238 and E. 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BS \ ‘ \ z De a “, : ! eo - * THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 195 THIRTY-NINE a | Added Snowflall Makes. | Ski Conditions Better These snow conditions were re- |ported by the East Michigan Winter Sports Council as of Jan. 21. v Michigan Ski Jump Championships Set =; MESICK .® — The Michigan sk! jumping championships will be held Feb, 8 at the Briar Hill Ski- Club near here This will be the 10th year the sae fe plans for the 1969-Chieago National Boat | Show Fi in the International | Amphitheater, the boating industry expects the boating boon: to con Skiing cenditions ranging from good to excellent were reported today by 21 winter sports centers, tinué, according to executive direc- At time of report sleet and rain meet has been staged at B ; - | ane he We Michie: 1€€ Mas been Staged a mar tor Guy W. Hughes. conditions exist only as far as a 4¢cording to the West Michigan 4754), . @. © + lfew miles north of Bay City. Tourist and Resort Assn. The re- * * * An audit of the sold-out exposi- |Scattered snow and colder condi- port follows A field of more than 73 competi- tion, said: Hughes, shows that most |tions prevail farther north AVALANCHE. Boyne City—18 inches of tors from Michigan, Illinois, Wis- major exhibitors have increased | GRAMPIAN ee Oxford—12-13 packed base menes dry powder, SK\- Gonsin, Minnesota, Ohio and eed \inches base. Skiing ing excel lent SELL eae space orders over last year. MOUNT HOLLY, ‘Holly 2-inch base BOYNE MOL NTAIN, Boyne Palis— Canada are expected to take part. As a result, he said, it seems likely aeRO eee Choe. Skiing good. inch snow pack. § to 10 inches new snow THey will compete in four divi- > feet ip’ 1959 will be| SNOW VALLEY, Gaylerd 18-inch base this week Excellent ve mpete in four ¢ that th ho jwith 4 inches new snow Skiing good BRADY'S HILLS, Lakeview n sions, Class A, Class B, jumor and a en larger th in 1958, when) MOTT oe st AN Bki Area, Parwell— packed base. 4.10 5 tnches new 8°7 craft re on display i Sitios base with 8 inches new snow Excellent veterans 927 er we | kling excellent BRIAR HILL. Mesi 5 to 10 inches ] ( ot > j * - + j one K moe wa N Ski Area, between dase, § inches powder ‘Excellent (Bislon d fendi Bie - la of Ge =A 18 maway ogers City and Cheborgan— and downhill] meet at 10 am Jan. 25 efending titlist in ASS The outhoard boat segment wi!}!- 12-inch base with ¢-inch powder. Skiing BUCK HILLS. Beulah—12 to 2¢ inches piety et es : jexcellent base. Excellent again make up the largest part of ls oueeeen VALLEY and Woodridge CABERFAE, Cadillac—10 to 14 Inches x ark ewiston—1!0-12 inches base packed base. 4 to 6 inches new powder the fleet, Hughes said. He attrib- s with 6 inches new snow Skiing excellent. Excellent. Artificial snow depth 24 to 36 SKI RENTA uted this “‘to the fact that outboard+ | SILVER VALLEY Winter Sports Park, inches on three runs ECHO VALLEY. Kalan | Tawas 3-inth base with @ inches new azoo—Toboggan- powered boats se aoa hag ie een Skiin aaa lent Tobogxaning and me rating and skiing good nar g £00 nowing at time of report ALACTER HILLS, Bellaire--5 to IS majority, about é per cer »o e | SUMMIT SKI CLUB. Fenton—{0-12 inches pac ked base ANTE hee powder 7,330,000 recreational craft in use incdee base” Stiing good Excelien us « on | HOUGHTON Lake Snow Bow)—ié 30. WOLIDAY _— Traverse Citv—42 on S. aters. inches base with 8 inches new snow *inrhes base, 4 ches powder. Excellent 1 TA . | Skiing excellent HICKORY HILLS. Traverse City—o14 to 30 Ve off | SNOW SNAKE Mountain. Clare County - inches base, 4 inches powder. Excel- t) 2 ; gS : ~$-inch base with § inches new snow le 4th Annual UP , ‘ : a " ». ‘ % Bs Skiing excelient Cane \ ae Kalkaska—27 inches { Bas : : : etl . “ . . b < {| MOUNT CHRISTIE. Oxford—12-20 pa -base 6 inches powder ‘Excellent : % 1 : : . eas tne aa with 4 inches new snow LCDINGTON Ski Area— 16 Inches base * is pe —_ é Sen a | g ex ‘ ff Excelle Skate Saturday | ~~ = ee Se ets ee tar cca Lasley ? a 1 ae) . e with & inches nek it base. 1f tnches new snow Exceller pa ff ; . img and s Jpen Thursdas fie OM ii c ESCANABA (UP 2 Defending Pentiae Press Phote “INDIAN wuts” St. Heien dav Sat ria and aur tas " . /O : — ‘i . : ; * ne nom ‘ « Class A women’s champion Patty WHAT'S THIS? = It isn't realy a double exposure as it may the picture are Mrs. Hugh Martin and Mrs. Hugh Loud of Bloom- Me aaare "RANGE noe cee egerecns. nats As LADIES’ SKI Rose Murphy of Escanaba will, appear. Thus gathering of femininity was snapped by The Press field Hills, Mrs. W. Tambke, Mrs. John Kerr and Mrs. George 98) !018 "16-inch base wii Mr MAX ELONA” autélone. : ; s ‘ Mancelona 20 tu 30 : lead a field of about 40 skaters in| photographer as they sat inside the lodge at Mt. Christie after Lowden of Birmingham, Mary Ann Pultorak, Carol Brader and Brg beget Mio— 8-10 inches base inches packed base, 6 inches powder Ex PANTS 7 “ , — Bkling exceller f er the 4th annual Upper Peninsula an afternoon of skiing. The shrubs and cars are the reflections on Joan Dunn all of Madison Heights. The girls gave the photographer “sm VILL AGE. Gavlord- 18-20 1 MI McSAUBA, Chatlevota 18 inches Reg $7 96 7. br t itches ne snow Skiing t e Jer 3 lier 69 amateur a figure Galing] the window as the photo was taken Ces from the outside. In big photogenic smiles. caealione , “e “NEwal AYGO Winter Parks geaning “ee . eer here turday. __ ee. _ : — —_ _ OKETAME W mitts West Branch — 46 f ry good Reg meet . at - tmch base wit inche ew ae » Sk " Nt Bs ‘Now. Ke bor se ie che $14.95 $13.56 The meet. which will be held in: ling eo F to [sir siecting et time of base ° t al ' c A repo 5 Double chair Hf Me the indoor rink at the Upper Penin- “OTSEGO SKI CLUB. Gaslore iprivate Tint NDER sacbelt AIN re ' MEN'S SKI —1§-18 inches base with 4-in M4 45 inches s peakes base Ato a net Sula state fairgrounds, has drawn $13.56 The SPORT $14 o4 Peshtigo, Niagara. Titles will be decided in Class A,| B. C and D for men, women, cobs and girls. c * Skiing excellent. Gnowing at tine of re- pow Bae elient Trt-utllity ray Ba entries from’Iron Mountain, Kings-’ port ; urday nda) PANTS SPECIAL EVENTS Ww iuioos ‘HILLS Walloon lake 18 te ford, Norway, roar gar pogo in a baa Bacco year a Wihtite Carnival 28 inches base, 6 inches — Ex.e Ree 9 e wiston finter Carnive lent ba and Stambaug oer |featuring @heridan Valiey junior sk WARD HILLS. Branch—18 to 20 1 $10.98 $8.7 consin border cities of Marinette, | Faces and queen coronation ba G-inch powder Excell ent Reg +t \ | | } | Es) Skiing Also Has | we “2 Michigan Ski Calendar 9 sing Areas. Its Own Terms Jan. 23-24—Wi nt er Carnival, Cheboygan Jan. 24—-Avalanche Day, Boyne Falls Jan. 24-25—W inter Carnival, Lewiston Jan. 25—Cadillac Ski Meet, Cadillac Jan. 25—Briar Hil! Slalom, Mesick Jan. 30—Men’s-Women's Dewn- ca! Races, Mt. Creeps High, Prep Complete Line of MEN’S - LADIES’ SKI CLOTHING Compare Our Lowered Prices 24 E. Lawrence St Holiday Shop, 676 W. Huron OL LL222-4-0 N MT IP DT . $25.00 Steel Edge Nerthiand Skis .... a By. e@er , 4 4 $ $25.00 8-FOOT TOBOGGANS $13.75 19". $11.75 TENDON CUARD HOCKEY SKATES ..... $11.50 Panto page. aM. NS i: ~* Jah PIPPOLELP COI OO EE eeee NORTHLAND HOCKEY STICKS ELDEN * \) . ‘ % \ ; . ; : . \ : \ . . \ . ‘at at LE aT OO eae Eee, — iY i, WE SPORTING GOODS & Now Available Around Pontiac Enthusiasm for Winter Sports Grows as More Ski Clubs Are Added Oakland County, a summer rec- reation haven for golf and water sports with its 432 lakes, is rapid- ly growing into a paradise for winter enthusiasts as well. County residents needn't go hun-/ dreds of miles north or west for winter recreation any more Ski clubs and slopes, toboggan runs, skating area have popped up all over the county in the past few years. * c-.¥ Skiing is available at seven lo- cations inside Oakland County plus two places just outside county lines. * * * 4 ie eee | to Be Learned In golf it's “fore,” but in ski- ing it's ‘‘track’’ when the sig- nal is given to look out ahead. * * * On the golf course it's called with skis remaining paraliel. Herringbone — Climbing uphill with skis in “‘V"’ position. Track—Skiers yell “‘track’’ to clear path ahead of them. Sialom—Racing against se , . on special, flag-marked course. Pentiac Press Phote it | | the ‘‘divot’’ and It should be re placed, but in skiing it's ‘‘sitr | mark’ and its a hole in the snow made by a fall and should be refilled. * .* * Here are some ski terms to learn, Christie—Fast swing turn, time | Schuss Boomer — Skiin g's | Extensive facilities can be found the Mt. Holly, Mt. Christie. Grampian Mt. ski clubs. Recrea- tion areas at Teeple Hill on M-39 Kensington Park, Pontiac Lake (operated by the Kandahar Ski Club for members) and Bald Mountain have slopes for experi- enced and beginner skiers. The Summit Ski Clab near Fenton and the Drydan Ski area are within short driving distance | | for Oakland County sports fans. j an Night skiing is a big attraction'tjes available for you. these days and lighted slopes are ‘MT. HOLLY: Location—20 miles! in operation at Mt. Holly, Gram-| pian Mt., Mt. Christie, Dryden. and Summit. ~*~ * * All of these clubs have ski ren- tals and snack barr and presently! plenty of snow Booming Attendance CADILLAC (UPI) — Attendance the Caberfae Ski Area has passed the 26.000 mark for the sea soh compared to 16,800 at this time a year ago, Caberfae officials said today. the Fashionable gel i to Look . In After- Ski Wear | | | { Thurs Fri and Sat. New York—=Chrls Von & Saltza, 14! pe a school girl, holds 15 American Ski Equipment | swimming records, ing machine. Lodging available nearby. a >, Golfer Turns Hunter RED CLOUD, Neb. # — Harry Obitz put away his golf clubs in time to make merry during the Montana and Nebraska hunting seasons al! (pheasants and quail) and ducks After doing better than right with the upland game with golfers Stan Dudas of Phila dephia's North Hills Country Club and Don Golf bagged a 1,000-pound elk near Mis-, scula, Mont. ‘near Hyanis, 4 Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa., § the elk and deer hider for jackets | =| and gloves of Mare Island Obitz Taylor Club in California, He also shot a deer uses Neb. Obitz, pro at) SHOP 16 S. Cass Ave. | COMPLETE SKI OUTFIT © Multi-laminated Hickory Skis (plastic soles, steel edges) © Ski Poles ® Satety Bindings *® Double Ski Boots O?> BUY NOW G SAVE! USED RENTAL EQUIPMENT Skis—Boots—Bindings $] 9” We RENT HART SKIS ALPINE Ski Shop 1693 S$. Woodward MI 6-7474 imports at Pontiac Lake recreation of US.23. Facilities; 9 ski area. Operated by Kandahar} runs and beginner slope Ski Club for members and; tows. Night skiing. Snow mak Kiiests on Orr Road Facili-| ing machine. Instruction Ren- Mt. Grampian OK! SCHOOL headed by Jerry Menod Continuous Instruction CLASSES @ 5-TOWS SNOW MACHINE HOURS DAY NITE iS om. te SB om. 6 om. te 11 pm. (except Mon) Daily — Evenings Week Ends Private or Semi-Private ar. GRAMPIAN 22>-Q ‘2 Mile Miles East of Oxtord LOCATION: aw te ee a eS ee WORD FROM A PRO — If you want to learn to ski the first ‘equivalent of the “hot rod” i ant bit of good advice is "y go to the pro or instructor at your favorite driver. SKIING IS BELIEVING — Ice ‘and sub-zero temperatures fail ski club. At Mt. Christie, 27-year-old Michel Tureotte (in fore- Sitzmark—Hole left in the to-hamper the water-skiing techniques of Mabel Scott and Marytn ground), a professional from Quebec holds classes in the afternoon snow by fallen skier which Shakleford as they glide along the snow-banked Mississippi at an evening for be; gimers. should be filled. Memphis. They are wearing rubberized frogmen suits Easy Driving to 9 Locations . Congressman to Crown Petoskey Winter Queen S S | PETOSKEY (UPI) — Congress Want to kj —Pick d ite! man Victer Knox (R-Sault Ste Marie) will crown the 1959 Mich ri winter queen to be chosen Want to know where to go ski- MT. CHRISTIE.: Location — 17 ties 5 slopes, 5 tows. ski| tals. Snack bar Closed Mon pees a ta sae eanstneed ing for a day of fun in the snow? miles north of Pontiac, 5 miles jump. Ski school. Warming days. — ; ’ vesterday Here's the list of Oakland County north of Oxford. a left turn on, shelter |DRYDEN SKI AREA: | ocation—*° on fr hout North d area locations and the facili- Davison Lake Road off M2i.igann MOUNTAIN: Lotation — 6 % miles northeast of Pontiac Beauties from ali ttre Nort Facilities: 1,200 foot ski run | miles north of Pontiac right! 18 miles north of Rochester ern Michigan vl ae apate . Tows and Pomalift. Children’s; tum off M24: Open slopes for! on lt: miles west on Hough the contest, Minter § of erent north of Pontiac on U.S.10.| slope. Night skiing. Snow). limited skiing and toboggan-| Road. Facilities—Open slopes 3ist annual Winter puta estiv Clearly marked for left turn. making machine Toboggan ning. Ice fishing and skating} 600 to 1,200 feet. T tows. Night Lars Mi ee 1 State came Facilities: 8 electrically oper- chutes. Ski lodge with snack No rentals, no shelter, no} skiing. Snow making ma ansing ~ _ a : Te ated tows. Night skiing. Snow bar. Ski shop, rentals and in charge | chine. Rentals Anstrue tion a LES 1 making machines. Skie ren-| StFuctions. KENSINGTON PARK: Location—' Restaurant. Skating play. tals, sales and instruction. TREPLE HILL: Location — 12 20 miles southwest of Pontiac Restaurant and nearby lodg miles west of Pontiac on M159) on U.S.16. Skiing, toboganning ing. in Highland State recreation and sledding on moderate GRAMPIAN MT.: Location — 14 area Operated by Pontiac: slopes. Warming shelter. Ice miles north of Pontiac, 2 miles Ski Club. Facilities: 7 slopes. skating on Kent Lake No east of Oxford o: Lakeville 1 beginner slope. 7 trails, 6! rental. No tows. Open 9:00 Rd, right turn off M24. Facili- tows Instruction Rentals am.—19:00 p.m fies: 5 slopes. Pomalift, 8 warming shelter and snacks st WMIT SKI CLUB: Location— tows. Warming house. Meals available °4 miles northwest of Pontiac, tentals and instruction. Ski PONTIAC LAKE: Location — 10 32 miles south of Fenton on . SKIING shop, night skiing. Snow mak- miles west of Pontiac on M-59 Foley road just 1% miles east EQUIPMENT $14.95 LIST PRICE SANDLER SKI BOOTS $29.95 Val. La Dolonite o0rs°19"° Reg. $2.98 aod Se ft ao —sre de 5 FOOT BEGINNERS’ SKIS Reg. $12.95 Safety ‘/ 1) NOT A TOY! Complete With Poles & 6-FOOT TOBOGGANS ec. $y] y hi 23.95 FOR THE BRAVE ONLY! SKI BIKES Reg. $14.95 a | OQ» TOYTOWN 23 North Saginow ‘ - Ra 51 Mt, Clemens FE 4-621) | Re tere 8 f miles te Foley >: tern t. 1 fle i s VM MMO MMM B33 GBI IBIIIRIIB IDRIS ! * : s £ : ng is h » ast 4 z oN . Ted’ tn” sine ‘im tte, Qh ae HO © * a Rh te, Be Gwe. Gt Be ek Gk Be: Oe Oe Oh ce ke Oe eo Oe te oe oe St a a ie a a kL em i il ee ee 7 ane Salo eee * ape FORTY THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22,1950 7 zz ou . : —<——— —— = , . ) nosed,” said the Admira} at the; ‘Said that all along,” stated end of the examination, “but you | the Admiral. “Got sense this The Green Emoress (Copyright 1958) se CHAPTER XXXfil Struggling, the Adnural sat up and was helped to his feet bs Ferdy and Angus. “Perfectly alt right. Nothing to worry about’ The words were steady, bul, i was clear to the others that be was badly shaken. Lean om Ferdy’s broad shoulder supported on his other side by Lol Let rimer, he began a sluw ascem on the bank. The others fell ri benind | and the melancholy processiot made its way back ty the coach Angus let them yo He wanted a moment to himself Te wanted to be alone, to think—and to look The Admiral had seen something up there among the trees Some body had been creeping ava) Creeping away from what’ It was not long before he found out. It was a crude enough trap —a hastily arranged, loone ar rangement of hanging branches looped in such a way that, if un seen by somebody comin, to wards it, it would trip hin and send him into the river below. . by Elizabeth Cadell thutethere was nothing more in his mind than anxiety about one, inan and a longing to get his hands on another and reduce, once and for all, huis nuisance + de Gloom filled hint as he re- membered that he had con sidered himself, on the whyle, | a fairly good judge of men. He had believed himself capable of making a reasonable good esti mate of character—but in this case he had been, he acknowl edged, mites off the mark. He had heen fooled. Voorse he had been treated like «4 backward boy, and he had fallen an easy victim to smooth talk. Perhaps it was salutary to: learn that he could be as big a, fool as anyone else But now the evidence wag in lus pocket. The evidence, the proot Ferd, brought the coach to a stop before a beautiful building decorated with an ancient coat of | can tell him trom me that I'm all. right and that I'm going on to Lis-: bon in the morning.” He glared at the doctor and addressed him ‘in a loud, clear tone, enunelating | each syllable with emphasis. “Arm all right,” he informed | him. “Arm O.K. Speak French? | Bras bong. rien the matter wiih. it whatsoever.” The doctor bowed, and in a rapid Spanish informed Angus that the arm Was sprained, but not badly. The ventieman should, in his opinuen, vest for twenty-four hours, alo his aye. and with his build i} Was nut wise to ignore the effect of shock But, uf, as was to be seen. it proved too difficult tu persuade him to go to bed, no vreat hari would be done if he insisted upon continuing the journey “What's he say?’ demanded the Adimural suspiciously. “He says that af you feel equal to going on, you can do so, sir.” THE GIRLS chap, not like some foreigners. Tell him I said so, and thank him and get rid of him.” With the departure, some time later, of the doctor, Angus pre- pared to withdraw. The injured arm was in a sling, and the Admiral's sister had cleaned him up and restored him to something fike his normal neatness. He thanked her gruffly and grinned up at Angus: “Cant shake her,” he said. “Solid as a rock in emergencies. You've got to say that for English women, got their heads screwed o on Mrs Denby-Warre smiled ati him “It wasn't altogether a cur- prise to me,’ she reminded him. ‘lL knew. I felt inside here’’—she indicated, with the utmost deli- cacy, her bosom—''l felt that something was. going to happen to you. And my dream, if we may call it a dream, came true.” (Continued Tomorrow) BOOTS AND TUG score See CHO...% ome os I ae By Franklin Folger ALBEK Sporen’4 WAR WO, CLIBEKS... LE POUENTT SEEM NOK HER BUDDIES By 4 / at, Off. It was not a leng drop it vould Gems, The Green Empress staff THE BERRYS By Carl Grubert not be a dangerous fall a =" dark serious, polite, showed yen ‘ : ble, a wetting end perhaps seme Ging coneern for the Admiral’s | iF YOURE NOT GOING TO GET WHEN THEY ae miner ju mishap fle was helped upstai ANYTHING BY JUST ¢ SCRATCHING IT The Admural had seen it and ogi poor and made comfort WISHING FOR IT/ he had seen somebody erceplnk ite and _ doctor was sent for away from He had given chase “How long do we stay here. but he had found that his speed ind strength were not what thes had once been Ile had fallen and now he was on his way fe the coach between the twin sup ports ef Ferdy and Lord Lorrimer his arm sprained, ot worse. and the Admira} wanted to know “Only one night, sir. We leave in the morning.” “And LE leave with you,” stated the Admiral flathy. Pe eS gee es Ins whole frame severly shaken “Of course, my dear aid his Angus tote the branches of the *! fey soothingly “Did any body clumsy trap apart, and prepared SUKEeSt You stay behind’ te fallow the offers At his feet) © They'd better pot krunted he could see sams of the struggle the Aciniral . A hieacl ee ee Ww Hy a ‘Phe dector. weriving cith com Adtittal thad so nearly catght nis. iible speed Pros cdkencbes (a man . ‘~ . ae } - ; — GEORGIA MIGGS—17 YEARS : all grave, middle aged man who OLD — FIVE FEET TALL— 5 A stronger hold a femer grasp ig iittle, but handled the pa. BLUE eyeo— ceery a he a e “ ‘ss Ml Hint tient wath expert gentleness, An C1 ese anew - _ it iigepoet ified ye Thbaa Wik Was Present as interpre ter | Ty Fo wnt nt bound vod Mrs Denby Warre sted 1 ‘ fe sa cot fhe grtotine ott , quietly by, ready to assist uf abil i] i’ f ' HeECESBSALY ; HIS HANDS SHOOK “Dont know what hes diag it ’ 1} stueed incredulously at it for * Well if you men weren't so stubborn we could be unanimous’ ofibe fineriuent and then stooped 7 a hl and fucked gtoup He held the tin BOARDING HOUSE cay of neterind an Tis tuned and ila _,{ AH,GOOD OLD TWIGGS JONE OF mohe yased af at anger black eee C\ THE KE : ZA . wie B THE KEENEST D E and sbekinp tabted hie syght and 1 SAY MASOR, THE 6OYS A eee ere Meese mode his hands shake SAID SOMETHING ABOU If A bags pane nee Ore &D, LiL, | ODGER NAMED TWIGG3 WHO Wy &- » SOME OF [ZZ He thrust the piece of cloth into his pocket, and after wait ing a moment to regain con HiS EXPLOITS MAKE ENEN THE MOST INGENIOUS PERFORMANCES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES AND ARSENE LUPIN SEEM J, Is AWAY ON HIS VACATION we SAIDHE WAS 4N CLD SCOT- trol of himself, walked swiftly LAND YARD MAN AND AN us after the others. Angela turned yale, nF y Ants and waited for him, and as he | E wf ERT CRIMINOLOOIST _, drew near, came to meet him WHAT ABOUT IT > WERE THEY a ALLEY OOP By T. V. Hamlin AS MUCH AS TDIS-| [THEN Wiey YAY, | [1 BEEN | YES, THAIS pK TWICE IN| SAY, WAIT! WERE OVER- FOR A LIKE VIOLENCE YOURE A vray? THERE, | RIGHT OXY / YOU \ TH’ LAST LOOKING A VERY LITTLE GUY, ) 1 CANT ABIDE, MOON MAN? Gi gg | | THATS / HE SURE ( HAVE? | TEN | OBVIOUS FACTOR! YOU PACK / DEROGATORY 1 KNOW | HAS! -\ WHEN? ] YEARS! i, + — ‘ Ss = you wNow) | ROWE AL and stared in surprise at his ex; \ GINING ME THE OLD «— LT < PALE IN COMPARISON f a NASTY \ REFERENCES TO THERE'S NO \ THAT? f a? | ae pression. j ! af oS, _ = \ YOu MUST STAY LONG ' A MY INTEGRITY! i i us ! ” 4 MEAN WERE THEY PULL “TO MEE y >. “Angus, what « the matter?” ING MY LEG - pn ENOUGH 4 = men Ty 2 + “Sothings* of And he was here once miyve rere rene nn i te + DONALD DUCK TM Reg UR Met Oe @ 1008 by WER Berens ne, AE Bv Walt Disney [vo une \ ’ —— 10 une \ GRANDMA ' Lu TA RECEIPT GOSH, HOUSE: HOW COME YOU NEVER BUNCH! CLEANIN' 1S COMPLAIN ABOUT ‘ side it] ONE JOB I CLEANIN’ HOUSE, WOULDN'T LIKE!} | | GRANDMA > 3 LS” Pr ‘ 4 e 7 @ @ 4 ’ ¢ ; . & ‘le _ f~i ~. —. . * : Fo ‘ is oe es 7 i. oS : x Se pas ; : bees MS he | Leaders Predict Business Will Continue to NEW YORK (#-—Business wil! keep on getting better in 1959 but there are some troublesome ‘‘if's” on the economi¢ horizon. That's | the consensus of business leaders! in talks prepated for a meeting) of the National Industria] Confer-' ence Board (NICB) today. “Ail together, the outlook for the railroad industry is better than a year age but not as bright as we would wish,” said William White, president of the Delaware & Hudson Raifroad Co. Freight traffic, ‘the financial life- blood of ‘the railroads, should in- crease about 10 per cent over 1958, he said, but the burden of passen- ger deficits will grow heavier. More optimistic was T, F. Pat- ton, president of Republic Steel Corp., who declared: ‘We are not anticipating a record year, but it, should be One of the best years, in our history.” Steel production’ should total 110 million tons vs. 85 million last year, he said. . Roy C_ Ingersoll, gamen of Ralph Lazarus, president of Fed- Borg-Warner Corp., 4 major sup- erated Department Stores, said big plier of automotive parts, said store sales will hit a new peak in - — (the first six months this vear—up |4 or 5 per cent over the first half ‘of 1958. growing popularity of small for- eign cars will affect sales of U. 8. autos, “This year’s car production has been forecast ali the way from 5'2 million, units up to 1957's pro- duction of 6,120,000," he asserted. “. , . my own forecast is some- what o tweert 5,000,000 and 5.200,000."’ Joseph A. Grazier, president of American Radiator and Standard , Sanitary Corp., the nation’s biggest supplier of plumbing and heating equipment, forecast a continued high level of home building—if Con- gress and the federal government cooperate, if Congress votes additional funds to keep the various federal housing agencies functioning and if interest rates are favorable, he said, “we can expect that the volume of new home building in 1959 will amount to about 1,178,- 600 to 1,200,000 units—virtually the same as in 1958,” FTC Files Complaint Union to Drive on Benrus _, for Pay Boosts WASHINGTON W® — Ben Better n the low side—that is, be-| THE PONTIAC % The following are top prices Grain Futures Show Activity sx.ssOeee ‘Market by growers and sold by an _.._ them in wholesale package lots. CHICAGO wh £aiNS Quotations are furnished by the were numerous today in light early petroit Bureau of Markets. as of grain futures transactions on the 40.43, . - ‘Board of Trade. | The possibility of small export, jbusiness in wheat, corn and soy-, 'beans helped steady the market! Small Detroit Produce FRUITS bag haere of ~ sales was a Apples, Delicious, bu. 4 a number of key stocks was un- o be large. Pakisan was report — ‘changed, Fractional losers pep- to be in the market for wheat, VEGETABLES __ pered the list Greece for corn, and Moracco for} Beets, Sy penctaoacnencecd MUL ~ <« soybeans. Garrote, topped. Be. .....-.-.---: vs 2.00 * Horseradish, No. & p&. ............ 325, The oils and airlines, laggard Brokers said in a report that [Leexs, Cake.) dns. Hie ee ee groups in the 1958 bull market, r a r t , se eeenenes the Commodity Credit Corp. sold [pirsiey Roots (behs.) doa... iI. Tse continued to respand to favors. upwards of 200,000 bushels of Parenips aoe neone ve coves 215 ble Wall street comment and soybeans at lowa points — Radishes, hothouse fbehs } doz. .... 150 some better news, .. The beans w -de- ash tetous, b 1.50 = is were bean a tees. Hothse. No. 1 8-1. baxt. 27) ~~ & * faulted stecks, and déalers were Tyrnips. topped, bu. —_ 175 : . AI "of the opimion the sales may be | Royal Dutch, which paced the| only the first ef many that will | market vesterday, added more} Poultry and Eggs DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT AP: —Prices paid per Detroit, for No 1 quality take place during the next few months. ‘fob Mie * 0 e Wheat was 's to ‘4 cent a bushel pouitry “— ‘ 2 ' "y .. 105.6 ture marked time in red ink today gpace test. the Army said Itechnical reasc : ar — ; 2 “ A oe ahr = ; steers 28.00; a small load of mixed high Am To 56 Lockh Aire ... 63 Space t ve Arm) ; i echnical reasons companies’ guarantees as decep-| Saying prices and overly high DES MOINES, lowa (AP) —/good ‘to low chotce around 1100 pound Anaconda 873 Loew's 21! while Gov G. Mennen Wilhams a | The launchin scheduled for tive profits are to blame for inflation, President Ejsent 1 told the Steers, 28-10: seattering of utility and Armour & Co. 272 Lone 8 Gas. 447 ; ; : x ® g. I$ faves SA re ae _ siden senhower told the standard mixed offerings 21 00-26 00 pales ey pervecd — nel! polished a budget that probably This was the first Chrysler Corp Wednesday, was set back more . a : s ae é cl agree i. N i a y 2 : qd, Avec . vas ’ . : , ’ ¢ The FTC said advertisements ith ae Enofieatio shat = Republic an National Com calles Sees ioomeyy ie te aa ee canners and 3 yt) ated 83 aicae Trh 33 5.won't be introduced until next Jupiter flown. The previous ones than 24 hours, but the Advanced stating that low-priced models | t Impucation na decent W ednesday that the GOF must Vealers—-Salable §0 Trade on limited Boeing Air... a: Manning . 776 week. . < . R » A |Research Projects Agency gave no an ompany’s “ase rates are responsible. Inot become a “hibernating ele- esfly supply strong; not enough early Bond Sirs My een Ge ree Bee were fabricated at Redstone Ar- further detail are available at the companys | A A * { phant’” chat awaken! only all elec: sales were 2 0! Bey Oe aie Three bills which would ease senal. Huntsville. Ala. urther details, retail outlets are false. The com- 7 . 1 . . y 4 c | Briggs Mf 4 Merck 144 the immediate cash crisis by : J = ee sim —————————— ission alleges that these claims | It is misleading to the Amenm-;Uon time. lprist My Tl 4 Mere Chas 20 8 : : : The new Jupiter was very sim- ‘a ne | lu ur- (Can people.” In a message to National Chair- Budd enn. 30 8 -hinarthegr 1 Sree eas ex ttadection (Uae He Cremation voce IRS) Own Coffee Grown “re ae ne re . ioc | Hayes is a member of the AFL--man Meade Alcorn, the President EWS a Ql ,) “Burroughs . 40.2 eee ward ti) Fund were ready for introduction 41) be assigned to NATO forces, ; . . * rs a ck 1 « 317 y “y ; agit induced to buy more ex: C/O policy group headed by Uni- called for a sustained yeur-around | lear te) Meeeeee brome = 32) Cody) ovce: Gree’ > attorney i Europe in the near future ‘ . al atch ‘ ~ |ted Auto Workers chief Walter program of Republican campaign- | ‘ aS 27 Deu uae 118 ee ee eee |e mas tee fire Amy an by Wisconsin Youth Peamve: watenes. |Reuther. Its position has been that ing which would imprint the im-, = Can Pac a NY Central ore the plan has yet to be made. | = — Benrus Belforte have 30 days wages ar rela age “progressive - leadership” | poe oe ae, Seam Ae O8 * aides indice | ‘ . ; en : and ce tin cempialet |Wages are too low in relation to g oe progress adership \Carrler cp a Nor Pac - 07 But Willams ride panalke sae . h | STURGEON BAY. Wis. — The n ich to answ* : Pp costs and profits on the party. ; | Cater Trac $4 Ohio Ol. 412 long-range budget plan. expecter Pickle Packers Pus |most exotic tree in Door County is Hearing is scheduled for March 16) * * * | This was in harmony with Al- . : . Cen mi Gor = Owens Tt Gi . 874 to top 400 million dollars, won't be Pi : With Pj ki le full-size coffee tree grown by before a FTC examiner in Wash-| fhe President's annua! économ.' orm § own ee to. American Motors Cited Chrvalec se Parh gyi y ° je iready this werk as expected BENET AA. iexres 'Lonnie Kopitzke, Ellison Bay high ing : s ‘ 5 a al C i its ini- Cit v coe 40 - . : “ kd teat lel Cee igen tal aver ce eae sension | by ANPA Group for Clark Eautp + soe Sn ie 46 | Meanwhile, there were | PHOENIX, Arig, Pickle school youth said most indicators are pojnting eeung ay eee Cluett Pes Pepsi Cola .. 29* money matters among the top bli | The tree bore its first last be hat tl ‘ty ‘preach and-prac-| ]958 : |Coca Cola ....123 pryper "300.6 ) ene packers presume the public pre-| le (ree e its first crop la | Sh k apenas |b eRe yoda ae beri ep na Campaign jColg Palm .... 4 pheips D 622, capitol developments a ak ~nics. What's spring and recently produced its i i ican- Con Bdi oa peers <7 fers pickles on picnics nat’s spring y Pp an- a ing [ could retard recovety prospects. (tice an enlightened Republican-| jos BE gi tug mniice 27 Will ho held tax huddles) mc : al Pickle Packers second crop, several hundred j , ism 365 days a year.” . cane 497 Phill Pet my) williams, wh d tax huddles more, the National Pickle Packers > Eisenhower urged business to : . ’ 1 for! CHICAGO ®—American Motors Cont Ben vss M5 Proct & @ .. 17 |vesterday with industralists, bank-| Assen convinced Gov. Ernest Mc- beans. keep down prices and labor to con- Saluting Alcorn'’s proposal] for sont opas 13. Pure Ou 454 ; | i e« *« ¢t . air’ : . _iCorp. has been cited for con- Com! COP RCA 48.6'ers and municipal officials, sched- Farland | 0 me ear fine wage increases to improved formation of a year-around cam- | - , jCont Meter... 138 oo." 5 383 . ! > & ‘paign staff, Eisenhower said the sistent and imaginative newspaper Cont Oi! = @eyn Mas 74 |Uled more tax conferences He proclaimed a 10-day National Lonnie’s father, editor of the SAN DIEGO ® Sharks can output. * * session here should become ‘the @dvertising which contributed to Core Pg S, Rey roe eg '| Senate Majority Leader | Pickle Week tn Arizona urging See ee oe ow AY = = ¢ iv ss iP 5 : . Curtis b.. i eee | r . . J . s 80) S * Pursley says he found names for about one-third of that total. In addition to the names he also sup- plied parts numbers fy them. A name hag tobe supplied for every, new part or every tinte a part is’ redesigned, i The names bave fo describe the) function of the anit as nearly as) possible, That's Avhy, says Purs- ley. a part mmy be. called “car heater and evaporator air distribu-jother major, . Pursiey’s job, . » * * The specifications sheet follows the car down the assembly line. departments . of weather prospects so that certain itypes of experimental runs may be made in the desired weather. The squeak and rattle engineers, of course, are the men who spot chronic noises and make fecom- is to keep the’ ‘Clarkson, who was reappointed as jexecutive vice president and sec- | retary ~ Earnings after taxes and before dividends totaled $608,609.96, he said His Nice Watchdog © Was Thief’s Friend | R. C. Cummings, another board) pinentx, Ariz. ® — Wilton member, was reappointed presi wits was fed up with the thief penser other. officers were Fe who was stealing archery equip-) appointed. ment from his car. He planned an \Declares Dividend eee - DETROIT # — A dividend of 2% arrows in the front seat. Then he cents per share was declared put his watchdog in the back Wednesday by Burreughs Corp. He then climbed to the ‘The dividend will be payable Apri] house to get a ci |20 to stockholders of record Magch ‘scene. Several |28. The firm said it will be the Wahl could see continuing a record climbed down and ii dividend, of regular cash dividends uninter- | we wre] i in A in A i i in de i i i hi Mi Li Mi hi hi Me i Me Me Me ie he i Me Mi Mi i i hh i i i cog and arrows lrupted for 64 years. ‘comfortably 5 Requirements, college education or equivalent in work experience Must be aggressive, ambitious; ae 22-33. Starting salary $5,- up plus company benefits. WHOLESALE TERRITORY SALESMEN Requirements, college education or mon with successful experi- ence selling tires, batteries, ac- cessories, or other hard lines. Aggressive, ambitious type. Starting solary $5,000 up. Op- portunity for promotions. CREDIT and OFFICE MANAGER Man with ‘experience in finance compony, credit office or ac- counting will be considered. Ad- vancement to district office for right mon, ae te bo bn hn bo he hin thn hn a ale la ll lls il ll tll ll nt ll taal Ml teen. fo 9 3 | | . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY '22, 1959 : : E : Ohio produces about 3 per cent stats of the nation’s apple crop i) @ normal. year, and North Carolina has become one of the major pro- ducers. 1 FOS OF SPEC ELECTION AND Registration o: o : 7 . To the Ejectors of the Village of cD r hereb ven that = special village = ru id at the Vil- 1 said FORTY-TWO , — - Consumers to Improve Banquet Tonight rondizi Meets as City Electrical Service _ | With lke Today | ae than volts will be in-|be spent on natural gas service at Waterford r . vested in electrical improvements 'areas surrounding Detroit. Argentine Chief Slated in Pontiac under a $16-million ex-) Pontiac projects include installa- Jaycees to Hold Annual . +. pansion program announced for tion of facilities to serve additional | H to Outline Economic i... year by Consumers Power Co. new’ electric customers, Gerhard Bosses Night, Announce Plans at Session Division Manager David H. Ger-|said, nlus construction of an addi-) Outstanding Man hard said most of the money will tion to the Bartlett substation to submitted te the vote of the electors of the Village, the question of ratifying « public utility franchise con- itained tn an ordinance adopted by the From Our News Wires : — Tye: | cailebl caafeuoineia eee The Waterford Township Junior |Village Council at ifs jmecting eid aVallabie > ar serves. + ; ‘: upon ¢ ¥ 3 . WASHINGTON — Argentine Pres Chamber of Commerce will hold its iweach said ordinance is entitled as fol srir AUER y low , a Nite 9» | ows annual Bosses Night banquet this eam Ordinance, granting to Consumers d Art k { t ‘ , * * * ident Arturo Frondisi was expec ed io outline his countrys » 2 O- in axes Also in downtown Pontiac, im- : , t provements will be made in the evening at the Community Activi- Power Comany. its camer see es 3 7 nd authority nomic plans today in a call on 2 aciectel \ tes Center ee maintalo and operate gas mains. underground electric service > it) dad services on, along. across B Highlight of the evening will — pipes ao Oa ailes ‘and under the highways, bridges and other public places. and to do a local gas business in the Village ‘of Clarkston. Oakland County, Michigan, for a period of thirty years. On the date of said election, the polls will be open at 7 o'clock tn the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as may be, and system to help assure continuity of service in the business din- trict, he said. . ' Other projects include construc: But Charity : Rackets jtion of two new 24-inch transmis- be the presenting of the award to Waterford Township's outstand- ing young man of the year. newly-ap- President Eisenhower: Frondizi’s White House call was Owed b Wade the only “business” session he has scheduled with Eisenhower during his current four-day state visit to} Herbert Stoutenberg, Washington oO sorters rector i : le * pointed registrar and director of will be kept open until 8 o'clock in ‘sien liges and extension of 5 ; ; t tandard Time * * * Parolee Is Broke, So Q admission at Michigan State Unt- Wieat chee wl Be finaly closed ; , The Village Clerk will be in his office on the 26th day of January, 1959. sald the thirtieth day, as de- : niles of new gas mains to serve ceived ne = 7 : . Argentina last month rece labout 23,000 customers ine eons versity Oakland, will be the guest Can't Pay It saad aie aoe ‘ " pews ipany expects to add during the speaker. date | being ihe) Chlrtioeh e832 or asta aes a counry aml . | Morrison T. Waes, parolee from Year in the metropolitan area. Honored guests will be Supt. of of said election, for the purpose of re- national Monetary Fund. Fron- : * * * f Rev viewing the registration, and registering fizi w to teil . the President a charity rackets sentence, Owes Schools William Shunck, the . such of the qualified electors of the Lasteed habeas) nd me One of the lines is to run 21 Walter Teeuwissen Jr., pastor of Village as shall appear and apply there. the U.S government $269,868 in in-’ for which registration may be made the role the credits play in sta miles from the Northville natural the Drayton Plains United Pres- on said date, between the hours of 8 _ ee y, come taxes and interest, a fe deral ; I bitizing the Argentine cconotny ee today, gas field to Clarkston lines of the bytertan Church, ‘and Township [selbek Se ene 2 eee = Frondizi also may lay the pit the Oakland Connty man’s Michigan Gas Storage Co. The supervisor Elmer Johnson. | By Order of Vilege Coumell an groundwork for future lone GIN tayyer Anne Ro Davidow. sad the ther will be 10 mites long. from tye dinner will begin at 7 p.m ~~ Village Clery economic cooperation from he covermment has little chance of Royal Ouk to 11-Mile road and ’ 1 a Jan. 15 22, “59. United State the form of de. ea aie. a ee Mound road ind entertainment will be provided nited States in the form oF Ge collecting She said Wade ai . by soloist Beverly Wells velopment Joans and an increased proke * * * a astmaste for the event, which Pontiac Press Photo _flow of private capital waa ean etdEid Consumers expects to have 100 ae peice a the jaycees BUSY! BUSY! — A Clarkston High School quit school when they were in the 11th grade, Death Notice nfl ell DoF aoe - rate s efone : : : : ; wi tS snded 0) Jaycees, sa ear - aan i AEE : He also will confer today with « ion oP ; ‘ ae " re 000.000 cubic feet a day more gas inet 1 een Geel tieinwives.) will graduate-to-be, Mrs. David Land, finds life in 1955. However, she enrolled in September, Fugene Blick, president of the: Seclety of Good Neighbors in © available at the end of the year ana a little complicated raising two babies while g as acqui 1 poe eee World Bank Argentina fs inter troit, He was paroled recently and the vas lines pansion “. be Donald Arsen. | studying sagnraents — and her husband meet ae cag el il | AVERY, JAN. 20, 1959, WILLIAM, ted j fein a redite fou . from Southern Michigan Prison zi — oe | ; = , . ° wi en =n y- \ 9452 Pine Lake Ave.. Keego Har- ested In obtaining crea: Gr POM atte maxi rp Scare ofl o designed to -accommodate — this i bor; age 63; Gest seine ot Mus er development. yr serving three yearn 0 Gerhard explained. ° : dns Avery, Mra Norman (ie sentence of 4 to 10 years. He | : . / e ; tie) Thompson and w. mouse In Buenos Aires, the hard , : { Avery, also esurvived by three was convicted after a 102-day grandchildren and one gre at- core of the general strike , : : | : i grandchild. Puneral service wil) trial In Wayne County Circult , b ‘ ; 2 8 al Preside Art Fron- ‘ | e held Thursday, Jan. 22. at against Shrestic Oty Gnets pm. from the C..J. Godhardt Pu- Court on a charge of conspiracy ‘ ro in West Bloomfield in Apartment nera).Home with Rev, Robert H. Benedict officiating Graveside service will be conducted at 2 pm. Priday at McBride Cemetery. Montcalm County. Mr. Avery will austerity diri’s program col lapsed Wednesday night, at Clarkston High Tomorrow * * . ; aecepled charitable donations of lie In state at the C. J. Godhardt ¥ f 'f ‘ i { ! Pita & ter *; ® Ld ut EEE ef 6) WNONS athing and furniture, which he WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNS Detroiter, 73, Beaten, : | eee. eee HN iis vi! Ith ou et ppyeotiy fa tried e . F . ' a 5 : b : N, later sald to enrich himself SHIP Phe deadline for voters ae ' mi eens . eee . « Oak Hill: age 81: beloved husband mir members Tark fo work te, Heticten ed to. to register for the Feb. 2 school Strangled, Assaulted by CLARKSTON — Determined to! ing, typing and advanced short- leaving her parents home Sunday eMrcWAminalGisck: jear ta(her ie tates cal daldunits IO) CHIR (UTRSICEALURers [RIA EL) hi fice “ . oe ; ,complete her high school, educa- hand. ‘on a bus headed for Florida, Her of Mrs. Ronald Profrock: alse os ee : . os 1 ray . this fi a 6 ' 7. ; . = urvive 3 4 eas = ai aA Al Mae would day were for the years 194.47 The fis UD } » pm, tomor Sadistic Killer Ition, a Clarkston mother of two! = , : ; ; ‘husband, Gerald has been there eee Nt erent -grondeniid * Pane pe it wear keg ntld a cae row, School Superintendent Dr Carol's teachers say that she . : 1 : ° a pide micnnote. (ia Hore vides ie aay lax and interest Assessment was ismall children will be honored as are “since October and has a promise | al service will be held Priday. , ser by US District Judge Palph Lief Llougen announced today the * one? Gradual has maintained an “A” average ee ie Jan. 23, at 1:30 p.m. from the Pouen thapch unsuecesstul, the " ; : < ; ; 6 7 | Fe A A DETROIT w — The savagely e number one graduate to- ever since her enrollment, and now of a gooc job. Gun cirlatoe, wn . sauce an ae a Preeman rade has cays . orrow i 7 . : Nes : nl e- Tir iis Etch! betas Be to appeal if he desires Pesidents of the district will be beaten bedy of a 75-year-old wom- morrow. t n “ ‘at the age of 21 Carol believes that Young people who quit school| Sar eaves iiegk thot ol go seis he is ver li j His attorney said Wade now leesvle 10 register In the Sylvan Lake'an was found in her downtown Jy fact. Mrs. Gerald Land (Carol she is a much wiser person than to get married, just don't have any| _ Finer Hone — saa ROW LE i hy ji 4 he Amd ss pa ! Al “5 i + Ps t' é : > - . = 7 a > fe, Ft ‘ : 9. hy, L hice : Graded) Th tet ; : - in Keego Harbor and does clerical City Hall, the Keego Harbor City Detruit apartment last night. Traylor) will be the only pie) lees she quit the 11th grade. idea of what they're getting into, Lenya ons Berens eee nitor: x, ee a arin: ontine Hall and the West Bloomfield) flomicide detectives said the gomester high school upil to Carol plans on taking Debbie and Carol said. age 16: beloved wife of Richard mulhion dalla ; fownship Hall. de + { = No : , >; semes g pup \-——- $< = F. Cook: beloved daughter ‘of ee only ; , epending on woman, Mrs. Helen Van Riper, igraduate at this time. She is now lotions Lh aaal Pence cat where they live weap tj ; ieee -dear granddaughter o r. an . Mere they) live appeared to be the victim ce 8 a trained secretary with an “A Mrs. Willlam E. Scott and Mr Wants to Boost Wholesale Gas Prices The election will decide on a Sadistic killer. She had been stran- average, after being away from | Cinter met @teumasie, ena) Leste s . GC t ly Ce t . A e proposed $400,000 achool district gled, beaten about the face and school for more than 3', years. | O O e on on SS ve Scott. Puneral service will be Social Securit 4 2 AIS ti ANT OG bond Issue end) a school tax in) ead. and spparently raped. LN tren lthcinlcncraccs int Fane's y pate aul N an | In 1955, the 17-year old school a a mnt de % bd * oy r B v & : “J: Major firms h We cut the ahele crease of 342 mills which wou This is the nore of a vicious, giri fell in love with a classmate, e officiating. Interment in High- ,QrnINgsS el Ing ie price of gasoline in the Pon raise the tax to a total of six sadistic killer,” sald Inspector | Gerald. They were in their | pond Coes i es tue and Detroit areas by nearls mills Richard Miller. ‘We are looking | junior year when they felt that or in ad er Or i Funeral Home, ‘Milford Congressinan William S Broam 1's cents, John Wo herlinger Tr * * * for a man who, after he kills, | jo, could not wait’ -—- and de- ‘ | Cai JAN. 22, eno E. 20 ' | ande : 2 s- fehl 2 Qalland County) today executive secretury of the Relatl The hond issue has earmarked appears to find fiendish glee in spite parental pleadings, the two | a ; . band ot ire Winona pais ovat introdueed oa dill fo boast the Gasoline Dealers Assn oof Mich «= _ ) . | mutilating the bodies of bis vic- | it school d d. | The Waterford Township Board Board. members discussed dedi- son of Mrs. Frankie J. Smith not Jess than $250,000 for the quit se and were married. || . . : : . dear brother of Mrs. Ivah G maxtmun armeunt a person eoutd dan, announeed todas Roosevelt School" Dr. Houge tims.” | of Education last night set March cation plans for the new John D. Pearsall. Mr. Smith {ts at the eat and still qualify for secial) apy ald , , gen The W Cc : mealical Two years later little Debbie 3 as the date for a special elec- Pierce Junior High School and e-' See ete milities aanceneed : Hee Wi ! * Saath Si * ay : ; CCE ; ; con ri e “ay: : un nis benefits ae a fe uuitated | eshte nn, a = a 4 y wed born, and then came David, tion for the approval of a $5 million ciued to set the date for sometime) later. ° Li | ‘ int Tetning (Cor he se If hoth issues are approved by A ee M . Val Ri ah rm i 13 months later. Gerald went to school bond issue and a 5-mill tax in April. Ute Uiverts: laa ines Cuan eS \ il > one t hus c ( ‘ve volers ’ i ( Ct Si Mrs i ver had sul- wap my ; 7 ai ; | 9 Liberty: 19; t roomfleld said the mew bill, Wis Ve alter ia most large voters, the Board of Education in-'4 Kale ' an ‘ * = work in a factory, but was laidiincrease for operating expenses. of Ray Ward gece sintee ot une if enacted Into law, wonld per companies selling egular grades tends to reduce the school debt fered several broken ribs. Th ad- of¢ jast January and hasn't worked * * * ‘ Mina Brabon, Mrs. Laura yeoeel s Sr ae . al ox TS A fr an ne _ ie ne ‘ 8: a tr : , “C nears a F ‘4 Mrs. Ina Hutchinson, John an nake up to 84, verrly In ERAGE te cents, said Ner- mean a total increase of approxi-, ™ Ec 3 s é r > structi anc z : . nree grandsons and one great - Lin at ie ae fot neikene Py lehich crushed the vertebrae | * * * fund§ for the construction and March of Dimes Drive grandchild sPunerel service! will wicle obs, compares 0 the lie mately Hacmills,” he added. 1 . : ' The young family went to live equipping of a new senior high be nel’ oe = at 2:30 rresent bind «1°00 : - = =< —— - Fs » ted ‘ . ‘ : . = | met p.m. from the Farmer-Snover Fu- present limit of $1,700, lee ute eeeesea o Biri with Carol's mother and father, school, five elementary schools.| Teenagers throughout the city) mere! Home sith Rev. Joseph 1 fee pe honcrnee Sexacd ane a the r essed a “t te Trs . rn iti Ne Se buildings \ apman officiating. Interment | eh needed, soul \broken chair down on her throat|o = and Mrs, Dennis Traylor. It five additions to present buildings who are members of the Teens in, Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. Beoomtichd, te veoh Senior , eo ‘was through her mother’s urging and for puxchase of future school Gtaveside service will be conduct- Against Polio will conduct a drive| ed by the Rebecca Lodge. Mrs Waterford Family Feels after strangling her | . 5 ; , = vane Cal aliinee tolnmaliel ends _ and Carol's driving ambition to sites. | Ward will lle in stafe at the pa . Time of the attack was placed jaye a worthwhile education, that.” * * at main intersections and shopping! _Farmer-Snover Puneral Home “er ¢ TicadaV. . : aK sl : | WEBB, JAN. 20. 1959. EVA 3 Phe present unrealishe regu Its Neighbors Are Best at ibout ve is Muesaay ve J the girl decided to re-enroll in high gupt. William Shunck had been @"C@S Friday and Saturday, sell-; Highland — piece LES iilioncansntanle oneuiigs is keep wasnt until the manager of the <-nool last September. yeatracsed by th d ‘ing miniature lapel tags in the! wite of James Webb: dear sister apartment checked the source of. nstruct y the board to pre- of Sadie Bell, Johnnie and Ben- dear niece of Puneral serv- jamin Willtams: ‘form of blue crutches. | ; Elizabeth Edwards. Har omaanmy of these wkaple at Z people ina ‘a water leak last night thet the! She néeded only 1'; credits In | sent Cites) Go sto) bee ie John C. Cowe, Pontiac campaign! perpefiak state of want,” he said) Leon Adame and his family, plied all the roofing shingles ‘bedy was found. | order to graduate, but this time special election as compiled by | _ : tre will be held Friday, Jan. 23, * * * whose Waterford Pownship home, Adams and his brother, Don. | _ ow | Carol had gone back to school | Detroit bonding attorney Claud director of the 1959 March of | ae Creer noe Se “They cant take outede jobs “#8 gutted by fire last Novem-' ald, were out of work, so to- | . | to really learn something. She , Stevens. Dimes, announced that this year. cotetey ee Wene: will te in bevause they will lose their month: bet. beheve they have the “best, gether, they began te build a Area Slaying Suspect took every course that was of: | 4 compilation of existing Board|*"e tags will identify donors to the; state at the william P. Davis Wy social security checks But melghbors in the! world | new house on the foundation of | tered in office work, including | o,f Educati a elie atate ae wa expanded National Foundation pro- Funeral Home. i | vy i 6 7 8 uy s! . , . they cant make ends imeet on That fateful day when he and, the old ene, Today, there Is an | ’ * | comptometer, filing, ~ b fas hele . gram which will now include re- In Memoriam 2 . iW ai ; ve I | oe Kk, bookeep- (presented to the board by Shunck. | a . : shel ne totntrtosapsi present Soca) security payments ls family refurned from a short almost completed shell at the | rres e in icago : \Members will study the report this| Search in arthritis and birth de- IN LOVING MEMORY OF CLAR- ind the mall amount of euteide @tomobile ride and found nothing alte, | eee 7 mud) pr fects as well as polio. OTe poner was pelted work dich they are permitted but the blackened walls of their! 7 lege the buildi | A. transient railroad worke : : ee ees Tuagy tis aulies ere cose for " . * Heide J act | f sie oa OY yr a , | P 5 2 titer the exestine Tas house standing seems like a bad oe ae eo une project, oe ee oreel Marriage License [PN . ever. . ‘ Ancona nies folks in the Chetolah Shores Civie sought for questioning on a \ * * * ‘Train Jumps Tracks And his hands we cannot touch} The bith similar fo the one Association want to get the house robbery-slaving in Roval Oak was Ap lj i i per , We will never jose sweet mem- . > one : : : ee : . ei Anticipating the opening of the ories. Broomfield introduced Jast year Alded hy neighbors, Vir, and jy condition for Immediate occu. arrested by Chicavo Police vester- p ications new Thomas M Coes Elementary Near Se Joseph Depot | Of the one we loved so much. Sadly missed by his sisters and Mra. Robert Kline of 1165 Cosh- ; but whieh never got out ef com ; pancy. Thies means plumbing and day im ao skid row tavern and ke, 157 sc i ‘ly Fe , the: | ive ‘ octon St, a small house was 1 ay : seal ot tua C. Wed, Hol W Muron School in early February, the’ gp JOSEPH (UPI) — A Balti, thet ____ mittee, was referred te the : ' some instiiation will be needed. turned over to the FRI udith C Waod, 2701 Huron board has apptoved several 1 Direct 4 ; found and the three little | 1, o¢ , ‘ ; as approved — severa’ more and Ohio passenger train en ee House of Kepresentatives’ Ways 4 . The group is sponsoring a bene.) Held in Chicago on $20,000 bond Oscar WH Shelton. 871 Henderson changes in staff personel Chi ; ; Keen S aid Means Comnitter. dams’ girls, Cinty, six-months, fy dance for the Adams family ig John U Graddy, 27 He is Marbeth J White, 23 Steinbaugh ers route from Chigago to Grand SPARKS-GRIFFIN CHAPEL Delorus, 2, and Wanda, 3, were ' Earl A Davie Milford The present principal of Water- Rapids was derailed about a half} Thoughtful Service FE 25841 Phe proposed lecaslation Tey put an ep te exploitation ef many of our retired persons,” Saturday at = the tivities Center Furniture began to pile up int Community Ac fed and clothed. The Hoe-down Aires band will charged with unlawful flight to cavoid prosecttion for robbery. FBI agents said Graddy has Barbara & Westmoreland, Milford Jerry D Leatach, 497 E. Tennyson Roberta L. Travis, 121 N. Johnson terford Village School, Mrs, Ruth mile south of the depot here last| Ermel, has been named new night. principal of the Cooley Schoot. Ticket agent Cap Buck said the Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME the barren donated home, along! with more food and money, | | Then neighbors organized a (hencanencxaricn anti play for square and round danc- | Senior high teacher, Donald Ar- front wheels of an empty Pullman Ambulance wed nel lo) or Motor ; : BE % sen will replace Mrs, Ermel. (car jumped the tracks as the train, | adiitted striking George Schol- i] a | Fdward R bag & Dearborn ar, also a transient, with a h | Ing frent 8:30 p.m. until mid- Sophia Bica, 188 Thorpe oo ; | i IKE ATM RE" Voters Defy Snow ‘building bee, Remains of the old; es Lda bal Ko into pick-ave during an argument | Andrew & Anderson. Birmingham | k * ‘carrying about ‘200 passengers, ap- “ roeeCOA S OSPRE ® Fh ae Sone . he Adams’ building fund. | ! te: | é ' k | a 7 Sl ses aoe : charred atructure were torn down, | . A t and taking $55 from the vic Sens A deaciheaue, Watexiorl | Assistant principal of Isaac proached the St. Joseph depot. No FUNERAL. HOME Scholar was fiving | | ‘ tin's wallet, | Rileen Toth, 2664 Williams Lake Reservations must be made as im Royal Oak at the time. the CAL dance floor hag a limited fe one was injured, PLATS WEE. ts ia Niet (Ours barcataced thre Aber SN Vaters In COTTA wiital Drextonie Donelson-Johns debris hauled away, and building | OR _3-7757 materials began to appear, as if snow be oninyrie ‘Crary Junior High School, George /Madden will become assistant prin-! ‘cipal at the senior high school. : James B fick, Birmingham was attacked on Aug. 16,0 Mary F Shrokman, Perndale There are 32 companies with TH Vetere oo . : 9 ’ ‘ ‘ADC The f . i “ | i i ' ‘i In 5 - to . a Windows aneived fom the Ben « a ity. They may be made by ,958 and died as the result of the! Gerald N Rrown Jr. #8 Peach land Paul Ripley, a high schooliassets of more than one billion aie BEE OTS VEN Ypres 0) , ! ‘ re : . e ve i : 449 E} ; : = uh : _Fun F " hen | i Dene , _ ny aM a Lum ' eu See oe roofing calling mi writing fo the Wlines. attack two months later, Royal LES) eMC eB teacher, will replace Madden at dollars which maintain” their) ~~ Cemetery Lots 5 ! bord issite by a 629418 hoards and studding from Roth . Adams’ only conmment has been Oak authorities then filed murder) -Alper! F eennell poze Eilss ett) Uske Crary. iheadquarters in New York City. —_— Ne re | vats Lumber, and Burmeisters sup- ‘people are wonderful.” eheneprneee [| «muna eM I iors | an ne ee : 3 : sens “ss : - . oe ae . ; . | _ a : BEAUTIFU!, 6 GRAVE LOT. PER- SA hexringe ie scheduled in Chie ME RN Rat, a zeae se ae ric J aS dock t ek H s a 2 | F ' of i 2k “4 +y cago for Monday. pending the | a ° , + ne ‘ ‘ ~ aaa Oe Robert A Parks, 8! Johns arrival of papers on the case SSD Esther Parke. Milford | Box Replies Roval Onk At 10 a.m. today there were replies at the Press office in the following boxes. 1, 2, 5, 14, 17, @, 22, 24, 27, 28%, 30, $1, 32, 63, 67, Gary A Williams, Ortonville Trene J Marsh. Goodrich 4 6 Crewmen Perish as AF Plane Falls a] a hd, Donald C Crenshaw, 126 Oakland Wrvona D Batiey, Clarkston a P Acorge D. Mawer, Lapeer Sandra Jo Chamberlin, Birmingham Wile Burton. 290 Orchard Lake | Asclia Hardman, 48', Orten 68, 74, 76. 91, 94, 99, ' | 101, 102, 105, 106, 107, 109, a ALEXANDRIA, La tAP) — A Helen V Oliver, Bloomfield Hills 118. Robie F Sailers, 1183 Dorchester | | i fourengine Air Force refucling jonn @ v_perrts Livonia plane crashed and burned early Margaret XN Coatte 1814 Crescent Lake today shortly after takeoff on a routine Training DSston The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. England Shirley @ Milton Ferndale Air Perce Base said all six crew Harley Ho Ross Detroit Sandra il. Wanipfier r died in the flaming ens Gene H Swarts 369 Lehighland | fe | men bers ou erash The plane, a converted Boo Governor Egan Hhamber. took off with six other . iplanes on an early: morning ceuel Showing Some All @rrors snould be tted immediately The itewer said the pilot radioed jum Improvement ling mission, The England control se assumes no rrore surgeon at the . = hospital .- where WASHINGTON (AP)— President Egan an emergency. underwent + ss Transtent Want Ade mar : ;after he took off that the plane: - een ar was in trouble and he was se SEATTLE. Wash, (AP) — Wil- sertion of the ive tise ing to the field. liam A; Egan, Alaska’s young dered Taipenee th: ‘he Democratic governor who has ore gl cancefaton ~ . jbeen hospitalized since his inau- it your mn wumber. He OwWal @ uits \quration, was reported resting : ; oe pests wi! be gives fcomfortably, ~ | one ier e e 3 efor advertise ° aS White House Aide oo. tien seinen Been, eee ero | f | Dr. Henry Bosshard, resident # oe te th rcem secs kn Eisenhower . today accepted the operation Tuesday, said he looke 1 | hp so hed 9:36 am ‘resignation of Howard Pyle as a in on the governor late in the L @e fee — eer White House aide vening and found him sti ald- : . : : ine stg ane ound him still hold ! CANE WANT AD Rares | bp a, : . : ‘ Lines 1-Day 3-Dars 6-Day Pyle. former Republican gover * * * fy. ‘FORM . on vie 2 i, ee +4 : nor of Arizona, is leaving to be. . Egan, given only a 30-50 chance left _ sob met AT WAKE ~ Joseph J. (Specs) OKeete, ; to im ue DOWN WINTER'S TRAIL — Decorating the Pontiee Prose Where (come hited of the National Safety to recover when he was operated! 4, ready a . bene ate pe mie < ; ee be countryside throughout the county this morning — limb ot , cans ‘Council. He bas served the laston for a bowel obstruction and_ = on, Mass., funeral ¢ under guard, after praying H 338 ie 2 coun ys mae aaa we a yee hms 8 — a ieee ie menage ered | tour years as deputy assistant to paralysis of the: abdomen showed, &¢ his mother’s casket. He pleaded guilty in the $1,219,000 robbery, 3 $3 ; r+ ise Bre Ke-gls — 8 these hy d. roads, provide a scene unriv even during (Eisenhower in charge of inter. i Vedneaday, and his sentencing has been, held pending tate Supreme ; 3 lakeside roads, The shadows and glistening the autumn. governinental relations, — iran ercremet ee | Court appeal ~ j 7@ AN as id re +8 tate ‘ Een \ * oe 1 , ‘ , * ee es 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1959 __ Help, Wanted Male 6 Male 6! AA | 4.4 Bolt “Maker “Operator be able andi aie. inate eiptul wie maw gpa Senet want mais. Aft. — Fcc Write Pontiac Lew ‘Waxrep a GRCE — Waterfora ii ag wv Pontiac oe or Bloomfield Top. Teigh’s A A STEADY JOB Sl 8 _ January 23, 10 CAREER legr raph, Friday, am. Kr ha OPPORTUNITY Due to expansion, 65 year old dfe imsUrance organization has, an ope in this area A maw e wish Wterelan een the ages of achool education. good character. must OWN ap automobile, have the desire to earn a ae than’ a should be . bigh Stokes. Woo Birmingham. aneeicen, MI DRUG STORE STOCK AND DE- livery. Days. Full or part time ; Write Pontiac Press Box 105. Oe TURE SALESMAN WANT- FUR es spe nce ip retail. Best opportunity right man PE 8-955}. 10 am. to 6 pm. Goo OPPORTUNITY. SERVICE man, to manage oco. Service, ne _taurant. MAN TO W. sist on d chette Square Lk ift. Kast Sun-: CARS AND AS- e. Days. il Service, Woodward at MAN WANTED WITH CAR APPLY ee ae a HURON MEN “WANTED ) TO LEARN HEAT- ing business. No experience neces- sary Apply between @ am. & 12. 80 N. | Paddock. | MIDDLEAGEL MAN F FOR JANI- tor work Give age address and telephone number. Pontiac Press. Box Help Wanted ONE AP! time position, Deaie. Write Raw! Dept. M' 696-R_ Freeport, PLEASANT PERMANENT PGi mu 8 ca- BOOKKEEPERS ssistant and full ch A $300-$370 406 Pontiac Bidg FF 5-9227 . & days te Bank EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING SERVICE - OUR 241% SUITE 4 NEW LOCATION — EAST HURON FE 40564 OFFICE Typing 45 wpm and general of- flee duties Answer phone 5 davs 200 404 Pentiac State Bank Bidg site 5-922 searkace eterenc. ad. aghast aa Employment Agencies 8A € >) EOI RETARY _ Aged aod Employment _ Bank Bidg. 19-38 with good tractive and poised for rec secretarial skills duties eception 406 Poation. State FE 5-927 I Instructions } mechanic apd al] around ORGAN, PIANO. POP OR CLASS | Northeast Pontiac, FE 2-4236.__ te Ted's Res- P[ANO LESSONS. |! Gospel Music, ginner< Students. MAJORS Also regular 5-0067. A-1 CARPENTER WORK, FE 44210 Repalr. A terior 3-3752 or AVAILABLE and pair New and 9 y aN | Be- | Apply Ro-| WANTED GUITAR TEACHER nat | Fi _my home. Watkins Lk OR R 32045. | i 1. Work Wanted Male 10 in Chair cening. Free estimates. mone fetes NEW - PAINTING, INTERIOR & FX- Free estimate Reas OR 3-8117 NOW. CARPENTER cabinet work. DB Murdock FE OR re- 2-T861 BOY !@ NEEDS JOB ANY KIND ot wore FE 32-0740 CABINET “MAKER AND CARPEN- er Kitchens & specialty FE = -000 PERMANENT. SALARY \canpenten work or a11 | Well established national firm has| opening in office here, for high-| grade young man to do outside CARPENTER WORK — K — NEW 8 o| ar Kitchens remodeled. O' contact interview work along _5:30_ FE kinds, new and repair. Call after | 86372. yesdeshve= ¥e seliine or erm ane: sition, va- ——- collecting oer benefite You mus|CARPENTER WORK OF ANY be aged 22-28, at least a high: kind. Reasonable Call after 6 schoo! graduate & have knowledge! _P™. FE 60459. of typing, Must have car. Address’ CARPENTER WORK (ORK WANTED. replies to P P.O. Box 5. Pontiac, all kinds, free estimates. OR 3-8748. ROUTE ; MAN TO SERVICE ES- tablished customer and locai ter- ESTIMATOR WITH H | GENERAL ritory. $9750 plus expenses | qualified. Car and phone essen- tial, Call Fuller Brush FE 2- 2318 | REAL ESTATE . SALESMEN Only those tnterested tn sub- New and REAL ESTATE SALESMAN FOR ACREAGE Wanted man to specialize tn sal e| of land & farms. prcecwre deal. Call Mr, Riley at FE 4-4831, SALESMAN a iNTED 0 SEL Barber Coleman over-head eects and other specialty items. D & Bundling Service FE 2-1004, 6 yrs eneral office work Press YOUR HANDY MAN AROUND repairs | on FE 46969 or OR 13-7518 ; i contractor mercial would offs in and municipal FE 35-2549 | after 7 p.m MAN ~ DESIRES” “PORTER “WORK in restaurant FE _5-8383 Specializing in com- work like to do quantity take- his own home evenings MAN 60—-LIGHT PART TIME RE- ce'ving. ence ‘ontiac shipping, Pontiac _ NEAT “YOUNG MAN NEEDS JOB before release on parole. About| experience in typing and Write Box 10 stock. Press, Box 16 the house, job and any experi- ead Work Wanted Female i ‘1 DAY IRONING FE 5-1 re Al TRONINGS $2 Busan up and delivery. 0181. FE 5- et? Be REF_ PICK | Sales Opportunity Will train 2 salesmen for expan-| sion program in fees | Farnings unlimited. pply Mr. Holt, thru Fri. between 6:30) & §. Dize Hwy Drayton on. 4713 Plains. TWO REAL ESTATE SALESMEN | needed at once for new home| project. Plenty of floor time and ~~~ _ment. JIM WILLIAMS. FE 40547. WOOL PRESSER | vacation. 131 Bald-, EXPERIENCED WOMAN housework day or FE 8-803 High pay, plus win Ave. WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A general re’ tools. Good ref. No drinking and| honest Andy Csiki garage. =I Baldwin. _Help Wanted Female 7, BEAUTY FORM Sensational new home reducing, unit needs saleswomen to dem- onstrate this amazing new pr uct. High commission, plus ch to advance tn aes ance, tion For persed interview call MI 6-9825 | GOSMETI’ AND DRUG CLERK Recent experience Excellent sal- [WMEOOKAPEENG. 5 YPIRO, BEC: retarial service | GIRL OR MID- RELIABLE LADY ary Write Pontiac Press Box 105.) DEPENDABLE dleaged lady to live tn. More for) home than wages. OR 376 EXPERIENCED QI pees, and one, Cleaners euzabech IN| ~ OR WOMAN TO LIVE n with housework. 5-1787. 573 Desota. HAVE CLOTHING PARTY vour home & ee free clothing and other gifts 86-8387 HANDICAPPED THs MAY BE what you are looking for, Write _Bor 2 Pontiac Press. LADY FOR PE os L papal Call after 6 p.m. Saree ASSISTANT NEEDED WIDOW ) WANTS 3 WASHINGS SAND, er physicians office in Birming- | __ am routine leb procedures. X-ray experienced in Serer ok desirable. Write Pontiac Press, Box 107 MEDICAL SECRETARY To manage busy physician's of-|_by_! fice Typing and shorthand es! sential. Some knowledge of ac counts preferabie. Requirements! include rect intelligence, stability. Salary eacertae with ; inated an Pon-| tlac Press Box 66 ing @ qualifeations, work histofy and salary expected. | PONTIAC PHYSICIAN DESIRES Sad for office assistant. Call ~ RUN A SPARE TIME GREETING | ard and gift sh at home Show friends samples of our won- } ences. for EXPERIENCED Wili iron tm your home or rE ars Pick-up and delivery. | rod-| OR 3-7645 | | t , ACCOUNTING .— rule CHARGE , bookkeeping OR 3-5: _ing FE 2 ALTERATIONS AND ) DRESSMAK- 2-4269. 2 WOMEN WORK 'DAY Steady. $1 hr. |__2-3041 WANT tng and house cleaning DAYS Experienced WALL WASH. FE 3-7681 WEEK FE — NURSES "3 AVAILABLE —_ assistance. Chance for advance aunurn Avenue Nurses Exchange Day & Night—Licensed & Bonded FE 2-5492 WA wk, NTS | Retfer- | | ALL KINDS OF ALTERATIONS Building Service MODEST MAIDENS + al our office Genera) Printing page Oti:ice Supplies Co Vi rence & Phone FE 3- 0135 BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. are av eT 2-846) “CHARLES CHESTER - AIR CUSHIONED SHOES R 0 Wail a windows. Reasonable ER MILLER R 4842 | E E 2-1631 ue. RY S =f CTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- DRY SKIN? airineiee rewinding. 218 3 Dry skin means old skin. (Magie Pure: re ‘4388 Care) wi _ help to restore e e hoa natural oils that give your skip C HIMNE Y we RK that youthful glow For free dem- | We clean, vepair, build & re- — - -* £03 0: 7e build chimneys specialists. Also clean, repair fur- We are chimn . at DAINTY MAlp SUPPLIES. MRS. haces, fireplaces. water heaters | _A. Taylor, 6 ie + and t8tinerators. Pipes replaced. DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — Gas flues installed. Baskets made Menominee. Mrs. Wallace. FE 5-7806 In Debt? If you are having oe meee H to order Emergency service. Es- tablished registered Company. FE 6-3701. FURNACES CLEANED AND serviced C. L. Nelson, FE 5-1788. eb sgh RE REPAIR, REFINISH- your payments see ich plat fa MICHIGAN CREDIT GOUNSE! Room 16 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 5 PLASTERING NEW ate SET AIR: Work guaranteed. FE 5-030 PROFESSIONAL SMALL et LOSE WEIGHY SAFELY AND economically with newly released | cleaning Oakland County Reg | mae tablets 08 cents at. EE» ees ON AND APTER THIS DATE JAN oe th ——— — DAN >, s 7 JAN Bae Mkcmxe eiceD st nary 21 1859 | will not be re- a= arn Vice Ail MAKES © OF sponsible for anv debts contract- * : = Pd by any other w m f ae eas ana vontae washers Walker Aucren Veargie. a e \ uil St ontiac, Michigan APPLIAN VICE a ley == Roy's ye Gatland au FE 240m PAUL DID YOU CONTACT HELEN — Childress at Christmas time? Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 yp montec eee eos wane SPECTAL Exercise to slenderize the eas | Ladies’ dresses specialty. FE) quick. safe way Join our mon 86256 ss reducing club hear LESS | ALTERATIONS & DRESSMAKING,' THAN $1 00 VISIT. Come | etc. In my home. FE 42196 af-| @s often as you like, every-day | ter 5 | tf you prefer. Be our guest tor | DRESSMAKING TAILORING AND Oys"Fp “Gist FOr Sppelnt tees Mrs Bodell, FE | = Se — 6 4 DRESSMAKING TAILORING, Al-_ Wed. i. Children to Board 26 terations, drapes & formals done in my_ home Call PE 8-8455. i ay pornne HOME. LICENSED — = = “ERWINS TAILORS CUSTOM TAILORING Ladies, Raver LOVING CARE | men's sults coats. etc. Altera- FE 21730 H lions. FE ¢3229 37 E Strath-| DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN IN more, Pontiac Near Foodtown olf _lcensec_home _FE_ 2-885 —aeeer.___ ive Gee vocenaco Home| Income Tax Service 17; ___ PE 3-1298 Awana , PRE-SCHOOL a aaa _ian home. OR 13-8990 ACCURATE—EXPERIENCED At fair rates & Sat. Office hrs tome calls by CE | (Wid. | Household Goods 27 BOLIN TAX SERVI CASH FOR USED Tvs ae 42 E. Pike: FE €1192 or FE 5-5773 ture and mise FE 20367 _ | ALL WORKING PEOPLES TAXES. CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- $2 and up OR_3- 2943 | liances. Odd pieces or house full AN INCOME TAX RETURN PRE-| Prompt courteous service FE pared tn (ora by qualified _ +7881 accountant wi miseter & degree. zon erie me | FURNTIORE NEEDED | = e or | BURTON © STEVENS 5 mane ba 4 rages Wil nee Commu Pall | se or you community | _*ppointment | Sale Phone O7 3.2717 | ~ EMPIRE TAX Evenings SERVICE Tour Recto ir Mas wees | ra ee TYPES 5 1 FE 2 1343 Oxbow Lake Ra. EM vais ON Wid. Miscellaneous 28 INCOME TAX SERVICE AT YOUR home FE 2-71 WANT TO SELL IT? INCOME | ee ~ ACCOUNTING DON T FUSS—CALL U8! service, 2015 Cass Lake Road, SUN SALES CU MA 5-1341 | Keego Harbor FE 8-2877 7g | _ INCOME, TAX - PREPARED IN _ Money Ww anted 28A your bome. Long fortn itemized, | $500. Phone Fit ¢6706 6000 FOR 36 MOS eee =, Se , $210 per mo Security Pontiac | ¥ S ay ET aX) so” Press Box 110 INDIVIDUAL RETURNS NEED $7000 “TO $8 $8000, “MORTGAGE | | | $200 AND UP FE 8-366 on free and clean lakefront home | TF ee |; valued at approx $17000 This Landscaping 184, money needed for only approx - | 6 months Will pay 7 per cent tn-| TREE RicKVICE — terest Excetient business refer- | ref. TRONER WITH | GIRL 17, __Wwishes work, OR 3-6978 OUT OF SsCHOOL, HOUSEWORK BY D weal, Own transportation REFER- FE LADY DESIRES eh ble RK. _Gays, LaD __5-1580. babysitting, FE 5-01 exc. ref. Y WANTS CLEANING WORK or kitchen help, FED references »_EM 3-28 counter sw ering, = ing opera- LICENSED HOME eee 1 CHILD. Vic. of Josivn, FE 5- TRONINGS. es a BUSREL ANTES SaaY: | sitting and ale Hoasemorn. good | RL FOR singLF WOMAN WISHES | "PE. S40 and riembene an- rE |FYPING. AND main ae iG DONE IN | Y_2-6704. { _my home! WASHINGS AND IRONINGS FE) Si WASHING Pic AND TRONINGS | kup and deliver, FE 5-9724 | Ww and ironing. Fiat rate Mary Sue OMAN DESIRES Sar BABYSITTING & WILL BABYSIT IN YOUR HOME or light housework FE 5-7812. call | before noon ironings pickup. FE 40396 $ days JANTS WORK BY DAY wk. FE 2-1063 ‘WOMAN | DESIRES ee a oy hr. } Ref fe trans. F Building $ Service | Pore formica work, Or 3-3515 nan | 4-1 REMODELING ) CARPENTRY. _plnstering & & masonry. F FE 54-7573. 12, : FE 8-804 | &* ADDITION REMODELING AND) Heensed builder. | Ad movin ry. BASEMENTS PUT UNDFR- neath home, elso house raising & | : Complete line of mason- 6-8944 i a COMPLETE BUILDING SERV- a. work, Heensed. | Bow ER CONSTRUCTION co. | _any time, (S| GNWANTED ARTICLES _ Ss | ing and wall papering, FF 40255. {4-1 PAINTING PAPER WaNGiN 1c pe trimming. Get our bid ences and other financial backing | | _FE 2.7188 FE 8.0735. FE 5-310. ____| Moving & _& Trucking 1 19 Wanted to Rent 29 pesos. | APT OR HOUSE FURNISHED. VI- 1-A Reduced Rates | cinity of Keego. FE 24269 after Loca) or ony | distance moving p.m - | SMITH MOVING CO E_ 4+-4664 | Sesnance MIDDLEAGE on | A-L MOVING - HAULING | ple wishes housekeep in ne eee i EXCELLENT SERVICE modations untf) Apri! Pst Excel. | Resonable_FE. 5-3458 - FE 22900 | lent references ORIando 3-8122 FURNITURE ,& APPLIANCES | LANDLORDS moved $2 per’ piece in lots of We have over 30 rental april | Sor more FE 8-6027. eants. Wanted nomes and apts. ' | HAULING & RUBBISH. NAME| ; your price. Any time FE 8-0005 LIGHT HAULING & MOVING OF any kind. Real cheap FE eet Ail areas Furn or unfurn | ARRO REALTY ! 5143 Cans-Elisaberh, Rd, FE 58-3030) Wed. Contracts, , Mtgs. 32 N MOVING Caan FOR LAND CONTRACTS J VanWelt, 4549 Dizle Hwy | LIGH1 HAULING, FURN exp. FE 8-8876 or FE 8-69) | LIGHT AND HEAVY ° THOCKING __OR_3-1335 i j ; See as oe and | TTENTION' |! ront end loading F WE NEED YOUR LAND CON- ODEL L “Ak T — | TRACT CASH BUYERS WAIT- | CARTAGE } ING REASONABLE DISCOUNTS Local ees one FE 56806 meres: | wea deg tO —— ae eo wen GAYDEN, Realtor er Walton - Trucks to Rent i A aca - CASH AVAILABLE FOR LAND CON. TRACTS AND HOME QUrtiEs NQ OBLIGATION. CAL Johnson | REALTOR 42833 1704 8 Telegraph Ra CASH — QUICK CLOSING - | -NO HIDDEN FEES— TRUCKS TRACTORS | AND EQUIPMENT 1! ty-ton Pickups l'y-ton stakes | Dump trucks Semi-trailers “Pontiac Farm and | Industrial Tractor Co. 825 8. WOODWARD en Dalit Includin 44-0461 A aricy 4-1442 up rE age 38 - Painting & Decorating 20 PPBLDPB LLB LPL ALLA ALA ALLA ALLE et 18T CLAS8 PAINTING AND DEC- orating. Cash or terms. UL __2.7940 | free_ of _charge. i8T "CLASS DECORATING, PAINT- oe . ee Nicholle & Harger Co. (33 WEST HURON FE ; $8183 ABSOLUTELY The fastest action on your fand | contract Cash buyers waiting call R Realtor Partridge FE ¢ 43581 | A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR Papering FE 8-0343 A-1 PAINTING & PAPER HANG- ing Ref furn FE 2-4315 Paper removed FEM! 4-6918 A. PAINTING AND PAPERING, Mason Thompson. PE 4-8364. A-1 PAINTING INTERIOR - Ex: terior, 10 per cent dise for cash. E $-0205. CASH - i: For land contracts and equities, | new and seasoned Reasonable di __Guaranteed derful new 1969 all-occasion greet- q_Free est _ | eount, no oblii orm Call ing cards and gifte. Take their) MA 42253 or OA 63272 ' AAA PAINTING & DECORATING. 6-9975 or FE 4. sny hour. , orders and earn to 100 per cent ey | 20 years experience Reasonable. Ask for is, ae: h. profit, No experience necessary Ay SAND & FINTSH. FE 5-3722., Pree estimates phone UL 2-1308. | ARR EALTY | Coste nothing to try. Write today| Pontiac Hardwood Floor Servic. S,inTinG. PAPERING & WASB-,_ 5143 Cane-Elizabeth Re Bane Rey Aide PNT TPES MORAL ARG |g tant Rememae Pe |——"TNMEDIATE. Michigan | 39-4931. | PAPERHANGING — PAINTING - i t a SPECIALTY SELLING. ONS DAL BLOCK BRICK. Laer y wore) £6 Dao repairing 8, Navarre UL | acy ERR. ew | opportunities, new nationaily ed- and fireplaces. __vettised cosmetics. __FE_ 2-4025) Sin HUNTERS | ~~ Television Service 22 22 Mesweasanes. Your fan rceaty | SECRETARY NEEDED IN Lae i | ~| and tte. Ask Ken Templeton. | office fer permanent position Need more room? Call us for fi Ary, Ty SERVICE CALLS A AN. | Real Must Woere fent in typing and! Ishing attics and basements. | gveres promptly Day or nigh ie Temp eton, Kealtor fhorthand. No previous ca Pat $122 FE 49418 =» Rayal_ Electron 7 2139 Orchard Lake RG. FE 4-4563 rence aad bart. PE $613 “BRICK “BLOCK AND CEMENT | “pay | ¥ OF m NIGHT Ty SERVICE ACHER, SOO RASTVE Wons| large. ‘Rerliential and commer: | $1206 or PR 6300 QUICK SERVICE x jRs-| la esidentia: er- — py afte OOPERATIVE SURE. cist Guaranteed work. | cee a ‘Srmana | ferred. Northwestern.| 3-1128 i 8 TV BERVICE APTER- LOW pPISCOUNT Gi Beit area. GReenleal, CEMENT & BLOCK | noon & eventing calls FE 2.0495 Om Seasoued Land Contracts ‘Selle Fquv wouan 70% FO CARE FOR ( CHIL ___WORK FE_5-0782 Uphotstering 23 PLENTY “OP CABH AVAILABLE dren, Must live in. FE 84421 CUSTOM HOMES BY LICENSED - AL'3 UPR Bee Me Before You Set WOMAN FOR, “aD o CARE @ _Ddutlder. Free estimates. UL bath FF beret ies NG ; oo . light housework. More for home CEMENT I8 OUR SPECIALTY “EARLES custom UpHOrsTER. WM H KNUDSEN thas pe eee are FE 40256; Floors, _basements, EM 34970 __ 81°4 Cooley Lake Ra EM REALTOR 744 & Telegraph a WAITRESS >. MUST BE EXP. | ORY WALL TAPING AND PINISH- 1 FE $4316 Evening No FE 23285 ® have ref. Apply in potas pies estimates. FE 8-781 or | TH = . White ‘Swan Driven. Pontiac tx | FE ¢s a ee Pe Ww anted Real Estate 32A Re. and MSD i Jihad ga ‘ = woatan To sTAY With CHi | CERAMIC TILE ' FE 5- NEED LISTINGS AT ONCE 3 hours each afternoon fs =e peretes bh a i Wid. omy & houses home. Past Walton Blvd, Ott | navance Pioc ce Floor Co OR 44761 | Lost & ca 24 P. W. DINNAN Sashabew. Must be reliable end ELECTRICAL 8 eERY FREE Est. st & Found | i_W._ HURON ce ca . i riney Electric ae *- POUND IX WA- HAVE — BUYER oo. APARTMENT Expert Tile “Laying terf aja, Shout @ Sr. oft. in changing neighbor- Call O! 3208 after 5 p.m. hood. 50441 Hisetre Ge, ieee Ww. Huron Angelus and Clintonville Ras. On| uVers * oe VEL ete FY] hrie im Watkins Lk Ref °" GET OUR R BID FIRST? | — pasty a oe ono a ump rues iene. teres.” wie | Lome, mace ae 22% ___ Help Wa Wanted 8 -_pigenors’ wetleer. On- | Sine" PAREVIEW CALL |” A PART TTHe Man Of WOMAT/ SUaRAN TEED Ati | needed in local kinds. Est 1918 Mart. rsa cr eee | RENT I1T FAST Fe ort ay, BM 34 eran ee ens i : as herd oe". aL. Wore through Rent Ads! Room, ARE re, YOR RATING, WORE TR Ln cy = ple ~ find 1? eee oe weerage wage. and ier - enn LEATHER BIL svecarte CALL farm of income p’ aia | Toer TRIGKRL PLATES pCETR house, apartment, any- pny Be thing — Want Ads give Sse be taal Be you ACTION. Dial FE LL THE PERSON WHO FOUND 28181. *. pieaas Biease cals Va Piss Pe 41187 | WANTED | 1362 W FE | __MULTIPLE | fisting. SERVICE _ ‘7 ROOM FURNISHED | US IMMEDIATELY if you have? & roperty. Home oun j + be DEPOSITS | 12; Hebbies & Supplies 24A WOME. GARAGE CABINS, ADDI-| PAINT B wie os . Licensed builder FHA *Scrauate. eee i fee. terms. PE 4.0000. Lawrence St. ALS MASONRY WORK, ALL TYPES. olives ersona 23 years experience. OR 3-163. ~Not & Pe is 23 25 N a ae _ ING. | 4 COMPLETE COLD WAVE $5.50 i Dellding Gervice PE Die or| zi perey's S00 N. Perry FE eves. OR 3-226. : PL IN . REAS. Paj Lee. FE 2 ; KNAPP SHOES EE ion Sg ERY GIR OB WOUAW inks sanding and finishing. Phone rE “ANY 5-0592. a friendly adrsor a -~ Ms ROOF REE AIRS Arm 4 vatioe FAVESTROUGHING P D WAVE. $6.50, TRENCING excAviene vee M & H Sivie-Rite ok 33421, Wil septic tanks, Field tle, g Mems. Lake Ra M58. _Ditches & boat well, UL 27-5404. | CALL Sr koTROL YE CENTRE ; : for re } of ted hair. _ Business Services _ 1}, Martha H. Wilder’ Btate regi a | tered. Experienced. OR. 3 | ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS _Onys, evensngs. repaired by factory trained man AaIS FOUNDATION | GAR. | “T love coming a your bank, Mr. Fenway, a visit to Wanted Real Estate 32A ALJ. CASH FOR GI AND FHA EQUITIES For houses, flats farms or acre- age. even if Bader Ry A depos 1. W ICKE RSHAM a MArtfair 66250 CASH —48 HOURS FQUITIES — HOMES LAND CONTRACTS Wright & Valuet REALTORS 348 OAKLAND AVE FE S041 _FE 5-069) G AT AND FHA CASH FOR YOUR HOME Yes. we can sell your home for cash with very smail down pay-, ment. Call us for further infor- mation Do not feel obligated We will appraise your property and tell you the cash you can receive | net to you WE TRADE WE BUILD DORRBIS & SON. REAL a 132 _w_H uron E415 57 CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE - WE NEED SMALL HOMES, UP TO! $5000 CASH ELWOOD REALTY FE 4-5203 HAVE CASH, WILL We will travel to see you and show you how to get ‘ash for your home, land coniract or acre- age Call now for a J6minute vee. No ch R "0D. RII ray Broker Lake Rd 508 Elizabetb FE 4-482! Immediate. Action Can Se!l Your House Call Now WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE OR. a 3660 Dixie Open Eves ‘til 9. ead 7 ‘U1 8 Sell-Us Your Equity Dont lose your home—cash walt | ing—no red tape We also need | We listings, Giroux-Pranks, 4396 Dixie OR 3- TRADES List rour home with us for cash or trade Your large or small equity can be used for the home of your choice We are a clearing | house for trades. wy. 9701 Warren Stout, Realtor 7 N. Saginaw St FE 56-8165 , Open til @ PM WTD A GOOD BUILDING SITE | in Ward's Orchard or West Side FE 446425 Homes. farms, mee property and land contracts Buyers waiting Paul M. sens Real Fst 832 Wo Huron a _ FE 48850 | We Buy BELT & TRADE ~- List with us for fast & efficient persis Wwe i | strive to piease Open 08 years serving Pontiac & Vicinity LH. BROWN Huron Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33. ' | RM AND KITCHEN, PVT ENT. in, washing, FE 2-0663 | '} TO 3 RM. APTS. PVT ENTR Bpecial rates for bechelors and college boys FE #-0058 1-RM. KITCHENETTE SHOWER | bath Northend FE 24376. Pt “KITCHENETTE. PRI- vate bath, 2 employed girls or couples. aaa oniv. 290 Pad- couples, berta’ Apts 1 + 2 = EDROOM LAKEFRONT apts . _ partly furnished. ( OR_3- 53-0105. i-RM, KITCHEN PVT ENT Washer $6 wk Parking. FE i. & J RM APT. ALL W pet bath Over Gallagher's Mu- sic Store 16% <4 uron, Can be seen after 3:30 pm. 2 OR 3 ROOM APT., EN trance, 133 E. Howard. after 4 30. —— ja 16 PVT. BATH & ent Al ian furn Child wel come. Gingelivile FE $-1927 ? & 3 “RMS WITH All BATH Ji_Btowel). FE +7190 2 ROOMB. NR. ~pownTows, FE 47058 Z private entrance working | ment, ' retired person. FE ie or 2 WARM & COZY nMa beth util) furn plus washer & TY, fenced yard child weicome, $18 _¥k rE! 5- 2707. 2 RM#@ BATH PVT ERTRARCE West Bide Very clean FE 23-0641 after 6 call $8322 - 2 RMS & BATH. ALL PRIVATE _161_ Mt Clemens. FE $8588 7 AND FRM. HOUSEKEEPING cottages, gas heat, all utilities. ww rates, Tru tie Cabine. “a Broadway Lake Orion. MY A ” "' a ae OOrthttay aie 7 hoee oe —SeHT. thing flee 1 foom aqpart Ap: aoe af SS Morea or soap. ee Ou” WKERMERT APF. Pe wk. gay rE es foreclosure. | TRAVEL IMMEDIATELY! apant. i WITH | s just like the zoo!’ Rent Apts. Furnished 33 2 RMS ADULTS _Close in PR 21436 oe 32 RMS. PVT. BATH & ENT 3 ‘Sdulte, 100 Norton 3 RMS |, NEWLY | FURN. & DEC- orated with prt bath & garage en Bus line, You'll like our home- like erie a No drinkers. Call _Atter @ pm Fi 5-5015. 3 3 ATTRACTIVE } RMS FE 86-3538 PVT ENT IMS $15 WEEK \ \? ROOMS PRIVATE BATH. __Sdults 401 W, Huron FE 5-7584 3 RMS 2275 ig ELIZABETH LAKE _Rd_ Gas heat, FE 2 3 RM FULL BATH eer ET ENT, Warm, gas heat. large enclosed orch. nh shopping area, $69 mo ef required — MY 3-2880 > “RM APT PVT BATH. CALLS | 8 to 6 285 Oakland 3 RMS rVT ENTRANCE. sie wk. $65 @ mo. 1 of 2 children. 185 ] _wW Yale FE 6-2810_ or MY 23-3952 3 ROOM MODERN’ UTILITIES & ; Washer turn FE 81493 or FE 626, . | 3 ROOMS, 2ND FLOOR, 19'3 WIL- lard, FE 50328 3 ROOMS AND BATH HEAT AND bey furnished §30 2163 Pontiac 3 ROOMS & BATH, ALSO 1 RM & iitchenette, Ist fioor. iniant | Welcome, util paid FE 2-2390 | 3 LARGE ROOMS. PVT. BATH & ; ent. laundry faciliiies 106 San- | _derson gi RM. PVT. BATH AND ENT. OFF | _Cass-Eln Rd. FE 6-9057. 3 NICE ROOMS PRIVATE | & Entrance. Bus at doo: FE 5-1400 | J LARGE RMS AND BATH | ent. adults, 57 Park Place 2 RMS AND BATH PVT ENI peor se wecome Vice Auburn Hgts ATH dults ~ PVT. 3 Osis ‘PRIVATE ENTRANCE aoa bath, FE 4-6308. 710] Opdyke 3 Sete LARGE ROOMS UTIL furn. Auburn Heights Vacant Jan 17 UL 2-341 _ 3 RM APT PVI. BATH & EN ny Bag beat, garage FE { {3 noow APT NR WATERFORD | High, Child welcome OR 43-1388 |} ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND sotreoce Gas heated 87 5. Parke i> BEDRMS, LIVING RM. KITCH- en, bath. aera | heat aad | _lights. Oxbow Lk MA 41202 — RM APTS COUPLE ONLY. dah __*o $85 mo. All private FE 5-4032. 3 Rooms AND BATH, LOCATED | a . Saginaw, Appiy Apt. 4 after 5 p.m 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE, CHIL DREN | okay, OR 35-8904. 4 “ROOMS, WARM 4-0808 na | i APT. 1 ‘ Roos FURN. 154 Chandler 4 RM. MODERN APT HEAT “AND | | hot water furn Ist floor 304 N. | @ LOVELY ROGMs AND Batii, private entrance, West Bice, | _couple only FE 9.2438 | 4 LGE RMS. 2 BORMS, GARAGE | __FE «3088 _or FE 2-5408 UR ROOMS NEAR AUBURN | Heights Phone FE 2 eve cnings only |@RM. APT WITH GARAGE ON) _ Eee" floor Child weicome FED | a ROOM 2 eEDROOM: Paddock. FE 2-750 \¢ ROOM APT. 164 «ON Z VERYTHING | _furn _ pvt ent FE 577 _5 RMS IN COUNTRY CHILDREN welcome 490 South Bivd. Roch ester. REpublte ¢ 2-30! ua 8 RM HEATED FLAT WASHING facilities Children allowed 875 month Ref required EM 3-4207 ATTRACTIVE 2 RM & SMALL FE 23-6226 or re pene FE > __ BACHELOR - 2-RM PVT EN. _trance. $10 wk. 355° FE Hivd | CLEAN 2&3RM APT i ery St. Between Cottage and Osmun COUPLE: PVT BATH AND EN- Tance on bus line, | Fiawaheo eas TMENT, ‘ monthly, FE 5.3036 FOR COLORED _ B rooms & tiled bath An exce)- jent apt in an exe. east side lo- cation Heat & utilities tncluded | Can be rented furp | Adults only. Good reference re- | quired FE 2-4264 for more in- orm at ion _ | FURN APT. ADULTS ONLY 936 — | mo, Bedrm,. kitchen, a Nge Bade’ th. | @ bath Pvt ent. way, Lake Orion MY 43-1462 tween 1 to 3 p ane FLOOR Ten } AND bath Close in oR 31447 LOVELY 4 @ BATH FIREPLACE. | @ GENERAL HOSPITAL D WELCOME 1 | $45 pod | glassed poreh Dep. reg. Adulls | Hempstead " meal es Ae Ud | oe bean | DLORAH_BiDO_ CO | eee “= oe. iS $8284 or, iner Ore sot Sud” Nicholie, Realtor | sigin HOtse ON LAKEFRONT | MOTEL | PITCHER ate APT oat Bien FE §-120) or FE 21372 lot, OR 3-2618 afer 9 pm. jens porn shee weer, a “Rent Houses | Furnished 38 On ee aRusTON 8 R00 M_ BRICK Pao take i ished 34 BEDRM AN, UTILE i — carport 100815) lot MA coz pra INDIAN VILLAGE BRICK DU- pe 0 Rene acces i REDRE ied te Se FRAN ON LOXG hey Bape he pees payee cee ag re y “RN OO NC ® enter § nd tle} a O37 | ae un sore retrig hel Lake Heat furnished 615 week bau Gas | Heat Taree ie meres a +o AKE hot one ‘cold, water ' Clue Pt i sa ee storm sash, newly decoreted $80 SYLVA : ‘ Adulta only 290 N. Paddock. Ai-, ! 1 arn ADULIO LOVE! Y ber month . + | 9 bedrm brick Late priv. FHA beria Apta ‘home Gaa heat, gerege bese ee , | tow down pmt FE 6148 __ ist Re: OR AND ) BATH. OjL: mer ®t Mike District FE VASBINDER, INC. CRESCENT ‘er eetates , ty FE 75 | Mie eiroems 14 ; bUt-in stove & refrigerator many fireplace desement ot) furnace = at are Ty ~~: Fito ee pie “ee fi patos 8 modern architec i a Utica ares UL MODERN ¢ RMS.) BEDRM AND | ~ BED pau 7 ae BOR — _Ww oe £100, FRE 4.1550 aR AGUNTEY garage al — Lake. FE! Livable. But net finished me T AND ¢ BEDROOM LAKEFROW Us 5 2900 bie jot Ful orice 63.930 apts Le fematn tete | sap eran, aie ae ve “ t venga jer RANCH HOME, | aa ite? Cusjentibe Re ot. 3 BEDROOMS LOWER MODERN, — : ce aed los a Wet) Keke) Ret Se Cheteenee BEDROOM PURNISHED BUN lt D3 F Penson yt a. wee fe otf heat & hot water furnisb- aioe Pui papeei ent reeresiion NEWLY DECORATED 3 ROOME = ed. near oor FE $-2864 | oe beak, Gareee., ation __and bath $45 month, FE 3.6019 ty mae 3 2 ‘BEDROOM { HOME. ny 2 mu nd 3383. ae Getvorine Lobe, or. Walled Lobe, ae } om MO AROER |. RENT THEN BUY 7 BERN’ gow LAKE PRIV. tr, iS. ne & HAROER $55 mo. MA 41365 . Huron @ Fe sain, 7 Met Piecigdtls bcd gare hy Rete ranowe ae payment. San as oe 5 BEDROOM BRICK, CLEAN | pasch — thea pare ifhet DRM RAN o8 908 _heat furnished, garage FE 5-143. | 7 Wi RON GAS HEAT tie WORTH, EN.) monty Parment a tne | dato new FRA. OR 30668. 2 BEDROOM, GROUND FL | same monthly installment as the | MY i WiLL SELL . wD . | am y bed- Be mh, Set Ondine, $50 mo. TRGOME MODERN BOT WATER rest — only $78 my S308) oquity tor Wi 4-863 1885 Williams Ra tor- | Exceitent condition _ throughout. | _Yeom. 1 are, ‘modern 3 LARG: RMS. HEAT FUR-| ®¢r ed Mse Pontiac Lake. Pesoes back fee Pos = wiRrOC ae g — bed ap i take vanta a rare F “7 reed ee ee ewe Oe pee ee Po + portunity. Realtor Partridge, $14.268. Liveral FHA terms. Only rms me 16 Bel. : . eee ee | ee oe RENT WiTH O' BUY, Ro ger B. Henry. 1 Ine. ~ ‘4 ROOH HOUSE Eat ; 2 pe ee. feors, Patlt | 911 Recnister . Ponit men ce RC. iin ow cine eter 3 ROOM UPPER APT. 0 N. AN. Te Park, Watertord. OR RENT W fin OPFON To BOY 3) i “ | roem i Sg ' } at i 7 ROOME BATE et CO PILETY, | BA coer, Crean, ik i | FOR CASHIN A rr. of w& meal i vole sete heat. fe & sll Ris Rt rt MOPERR cA WARWICK te ; S¥LVAN TAKE HURRY, sell things Pog aac ATH FE +000] ine 4 posi, re oor poe pa ace, PE tes, i 7" | geome : wired Tien" am - 7 2 Ad« "my ¢ R27 ATH GARAGE. | ¢ aaa CHILDREN. N WELCOME | WILT UtAaE A ene Wen through Classified Ads. wo Marbor home ‘ews e090 ? 3 4 usar dedere ts ole | ca ea oy fully landscaped =f bik trom Anything goes! Dial’ FE Heh. | WopER § 4 agg EEC. Macedaay Lk. Bhool a shapping | rytuing goes: Mk - | WODERN 3 ROAM. WOUsETRAT: | is rent tomy Of Rs | = E ie lte OF ‘amily : ” i ROM Refg store. prt_ent. end er or “gt om Park te walt : Homestead. = Pete path. Mr. bigh/ school, FE 64771. = tenant jams ot ae. / psoas . ‘ f KITCHEN. | oy | INDUSTRIAT FE 42847 — or unfurn . FORTY- THREE by Jay Alan Rent Apts. Unturnished 34, Rent Houses Furnished 35) ly RMS. AND BATH STOVE AND. | refrig. Near Tei-Huron. Refer- | j ence. FE 5-6470 { j3 3.BEDRM APT.. RADIANT HEAT furnished, carpeted living and din- ing rms, Drayton Plains area. | OR 3-4775 ioe en { 3 ROOMS BA PYT., Atop rake. caiple only. OR, 3 UPPER FLATS: 2 - 2 BEDRMS | $60 & 1 bdrm ss. Desirabie | cation near Lingoln Jr. Hig ool on Euclid 8treet. FE | 3523 or FE 6-1172. | 3 tied RMS, CLOSE IN Private bath and ent $10.50 per wk. Util. furn Adults pony: FE 23-2213. Cail _betore 3 3 ROOMS << BATH, STOVE of FE and refg. Roselawn and Michigan _22116_or 617 S Paddock > RMS PVT BATH BY FISHER Body. Gas heat. washer furnished $16 80 wk PE §-2252 UNFURNISHED bath, oak floors gas n 90 Union St Inquire re be S425 AUTO HEAT and stove furr furnished. Corner Call ay “RM LOWER Tile apt heat APT refrig HOT FE _8 0544 4 RM rated. ee 08 “DECO- FE ‘LOWER NEWLY heated. hot water | # ROOM UPPER IN PONTIAC 1 stove, qeines. en bus | __line. Call EM 0714. I | @ ROOM UPPER EL TZABE TH Lake privileges $50 per month, _includes utilities. _FE 2-15398 é RMS AND BATH, REFRIG. and stove furn 454 Auburn. Aduits _only FE 23-6859 4 * RMS EAST decorated FE {FOR COLORED, 3 Hibbard Ct ¢ ROOMS AND BATH nefrigerater furnished win TE 32-7832 ; ; 4 RM MODERN HE ATED APT ne Dixte ocer Keego Haroware _ $25 per mount FE J-2044 @ RMS AND BATH MODN and hot water furn 4¢fam side brick $75 mo At FE _3-8695 _ - a& a) RM | “APTS taker at 30 Washington @ RMS AND BATH $50 month pluc uu 0942 s RM & BATH GARAGE HEAT &@ hor water furn. Adults, $75 mo, FE 56267 T Ported CLEAN MODERN BRICK flat Ges heat Reas FE 2-506! True NEAR OEN HOSP STOVE } & refrig Garage FE 46491 | SRM UPPER FLAT REAT FUR- | _nished | Sipe. NEWL Y | - 2948 “ROOMS 738. { STOVE & 162 Bala, HEAT y west tucts Otis “SEE CARF- FE 41091 UPSTAIRS FEL FE 45626 5 RM APY. REFRIG. & STOVE furnished $80 mo, East Bivd | Bouth FE 50737 | ~ GROUND | 16 FOSTER 8T 3 Rua floor Pvt entrance sud batt Biectriciiy end hot. water fu nished Bome fu wk OR 30454 ATTRACTIVE 2 BEDRM Auto gas heat Westside Pontiac Central High School 3-762 BARBARA ALLEN Z bedroom cupick® come Clarkston area COLORED 4 rms & bath Py entrances Close to Sears & Roebuck $65 month Children welcome. Inquire $4 Jacokes FE 5e44t DEL TRIO, APTS 281 Oakiand, 3 rms and bath stove and uff] furm couple Wilh baby welcome | LAROE 5 ROOMS, WITH RFFRIG erator and ctove on James bou.evard Transportation at ‘our door Call FE 4.3000 or Broker, ‘ 4-2533 ; _ HEAT STOVE. REFRIG WARM and pleasant $55 FE 23-4160 HOLLYWOOD Purnished or unfurn rms bath & utilities 14 FE Howard St F MODERN DUPLFX apt Pvt ent auto back yard Referens 6 0851 MODERN UNFURNISHED BM {ower fiat OW heat fortis Close to town and schools Parke St ORCHARD COURT APARTMENTS niture $1050 per API Nr “APARTMENTS Children wei FE 6-14 | “ROCHESTER ed 18 BRAND NEW AIR CONDITIONED ONE & TWO BEDROOMS REASONABLE BENT modern develop- exclusive apartiaent most side Pontiac's Wert ment. | Balcony type bullding with Indtvid ual entrances | | Beautiful kitchens with. metal cabt neve in decorator coigra with pias tic tops Stove aud mires furnished Automatic heat and hot water ‘soft! furnished Kitcheu fan. master TV aerial and many other fine fea tures For a limited time no ‘eases oF | security deposits required | ADULTS ONLY See or ean the manager. Bob Gardn ies BALMER ST APT 6 FE 86918 | orEr Pagid &@ SUNDAY | PM SLATER APTS. We wish to announce to eur od friends and new we #fe persona ty handling the rentals of the fat ating bulidings owned by our se;ve® No 1 ARCADIA APTS FRANKLIN APTS UNION CT TERRACE RENTALS Cones RENTALS LAND CONTRACTS | MORTGAGES | MAY WE HELP You? i Maynard Slater Erwin slater | 53-55 N. Parke St. (old auto License office) FRiitera! 4.1544 WATERFORD VILLAGE — +ROOM NEWLY REDECORATFD apt with jull bath and utiity i room | WHITE BROS. OR 3-1295 $660 Dixie Hwy | Per Fves ‘til @: Bun 16 ‘ti) 8 UNION COURT Are you looking for a clean at- i | tractive apartment where the peo- | ple are quiet yet friendly? These room and bath apts rent for us per month Nice and warm Adults only in thig building K O | i AVT 8 POR RENT: 2 BEDROOM BRICK yr For Rent Rooms MOPEHN 2? BEDRM. CHILDREN | ar BUS STOP. QUIET COMFOR~ welcome Laundry & elec. pA + table room. 392 E. Bivd 8. wk $55 mo ! mile E. of $ OME. Commerce. 3355 Fox. EM be 4005. ae lle hs SMaLL HOUSES FOR RENT, IN-' CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM, $7- 344 quire al 1676 Taylor Rd. Ask for | __W. Huron, Ing. 8 Miller. Lopnie Weaver, FE 42031. | CLEAN. PARKING. $5.23 § PAD- | SMALL HOUSE WITH BASEMENT, “dock. FE 88127 0 AC, ef furnace to June| CLEAN WARM ROOM. #0 NOR- isa Ten pertains -eeabarres ton. FE 72-0444 45 per mon o Tellable party EM 35345. Vermont 17-8208, | aored ROOM. 8 ss WE FOR | LARGE UPPER RM WEST SIDE. Rent Houses Unfurn. 36. NL be ane garage, PE 20018 arene ores | afer 30 pm } BEDROOM HOME ON WIL- LARGE CLEAN SLEEPING RM. Hams Lk. Newly decorated. Cail in a _new home Kitchen priv. _FE 58-9578 after 5 ; Call FE 4-2546 ~~" “BEDROOM | HOUSE, BOARD Vesti MEN “4171 | 141: Oaklard Ave E 3-9100 2 Sn a Se PONTIAC NICE Lares FOR -senTLEa urs: $65 per mo OR 3-765) < er CeCEM ENE: ie 3} BEDROOM TERRACE GARAG RM OR GEN LIZA- 2 peor oom TERRACE GARAGE Sc LL. Eutateas mene Bonen Golf Club 4100 Elizabeth Lz Ra 2 room studio apts. Heat and lights FE 41318 furi ROOM FOR” WORKING GIRI Paul A Kern, Tag FE 28200 Meals< tf desir sother wilt 2 APT HOUSE BY ROCHESTER smal child AS ‘i baby sit. Neor vultable for convalescent home tus 134 Wat) St __ or party with horses with priv. RMB WITH KITCHEN PRIVI- on Horse barn FE 47238 legra for men at bus stop FR 15 after ; IN QU IE T HON 2 BEDROOM RANONA TERRACE! *%3 o wi sei! with small down pay: ROOMS ment $74 month 1358 ow near down t y BEDRM MODERN DUPLEX Meals if desired FE 6-814] aller @ FE 6-129) or, Press Box 118 FE 5-5113 | SLEEPING ROOM. “HOMF PRIVI- } ROOMS AND ty BATH, REFRIG- | _leges Cau after @ pm TES 40 erator, stove ol ciruciator. §40 SLEEPING ROOM CLEAN month Adults FE 47457 | __warm Men only 64 Ping Bt 7 3 BEDRM BRICK FULL “BASE- SLEEPING ROOMS 1 BLOCK ment, gas heat 473 Linda Vista from Bus Hine é& Fishers. 69 W. Call UL 2-2656 after Kennett Dr Pontiac 6 20 3 BEDROOM ‘CONTEMPORARY , “Vacant FE 8-878 _ Rooms With Board 38 PPL PPL 3s ROOM STONE HOUSE LOCATED : lexTra CLEAN se STYLF wes of Rochester on diacktop neat TV 14 Matthews FE road Sujtabe for couple Fda M Steut Reaior TT? N Saginaw @ipow “WANTS ELDER! ¥ = St FE 55. §& er man with son 3) Ferra 3. BEDROOMS “1g BATHS CITY ot Mitord cali MU 4.2823 Cony atescent Homes 38 A 1 ROOM HOMSE EAR ON A tawn parkir f as 7059 HAVE VACANCY FOR Ae OR . j i bed or ambulaters, $45 mo OR vant ee oF OR 32001 | £ cates men Acres RUTSue alter 4 pm = rexeNot Sake EN OR ~ BEDRM BR —SONVENT _ HAVE VACANCIES : R ; May eee oe Tea eae women Bed or em bolero 1 . . 13% tients accepted Easy rates ose Pai Sonu — aon a - : Lane Rest Home FE 5-4267 Near Pine Lake. Gas ne Miove vac ANCIES FOR MEN "PENSION- & refrig optional Penna cerner! ete etc Registered nurse UL Woodrow Wilson $128 per mo | charge. Reasonable rates CHARLFS 3 23 VAN HORNY MI 62400. Jordan 45644 Hotel Rooms _ 39 } RMS AND BATH SINTABLE Oo — tor bachelor or elter'y courte = HOTEL. AUBURIN FE 2.3007 before 6 > mn : 7 = — Rooms by Dar or Week 4 RMS AND BATH OPTION TO Aise 1 or 2 recm apartments buy MA 8.1032 - Cooking and refrigetal: na units 4 RM” Hou 8E MODERS NICE _ 464 Aubu Fr 20239 te ; saws : tae PUNURY LIVING Tors Bes’ buy In Oak'and County Rooms Sree ON REE LINE Mop. SA ES ature ‘te nte “Ev burn office on rear ee Tike glock = aga 4 RMS UTIL. & BATH OL 1-(188 Low Gails WeeKkiy : after 5 tates Eigewate > 4 ROOMS~ BATH. CL & Lodge Next to Howard Jontn ment FE ~ FCLL BASE sor 3684 Dinie Hwy OR 0311 3 RM FAST i“ VD TERRACE Rent Stores 40 decorated. al! prt FE 72-5700 RMS OlL MEAT $00 A MONTH 39x50 STORE 173 AUBURN AVE Raeburn & Paddock FE 4.3136 Parking in rear. FE 39414 oF 3 pe Ave BATH COUPLE WITH FE 24213 or 2 children 3382 Wanamaker Y OWNER CHOICE WOODWARD Beott Lake Ph FE 44423 after i ee ee south “ot 1apm 7 - Ted's — Drivel Woodward at $ RM TERRACE CLEAN. $60 A Square iake Road 210 re ma East side FE 54431 foot brand new air cor sdttiontn=, ~ = e fice sf e Also iceal § ROOM MODERN PART oF s8ies or office spac : Gouble house furnace, fireplace | f° barber « Gr beauty shop 4 mp f separate Elizabeth etDeLs Es parking ae oe hot beg Phone FE 54-8006 heat asia care € Wailer i ~~ a roonth Contact rine a 6 Room HOUSE 9685 8 Woocsard South entrance VE 8-480 in same bulldine - € ROOMS AND BATH AUTOMA- ie ne beat UL 24391 ‘ Rent Office Space 41 O KOM VATS AND BATH i awarpapre — t AND 2-ROOM $4450 Your rent wil help iow aaites, A wutitiiies furnished § fown payment of $180 Casa Lake per vit Good vation OF R F ier FE 53-0885 chard Lax ir Keego Herbo: RMS HOUSE ON BALDWIN! FP! * Jac a Loveland FE 24875 A 55 o Vy , ; : ag este Chidren welcome UITRA NEW OF PTCP SPACE T Ms PaaTl y OFURN ~ REF a . 2G a et | ons . erences required FE 47686 afier > z ; pm. . — aA - . WEST SIDE BEAUTY’ SHOP A whos aa 2 mt Gomes. space for rent $13 per mo FB elidel 5 Orchard 1 56416 Lal ¥ * wa , ~ 24° \W Longfellow, Pont Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 41A Sirms Tiled Bath, full basemert, furced air of} heat $49 moenth'y ) aE aRCTY Or Frick SEACE Or will lease for 1 yf $600 cash nd approximately § 000 r = | reat warehousing area $2 00 ce 1145 Pleasure, Milford | mont Located 1663 South Teie- J} bedroom ranch bungalow, tlle groph FE ¢2597 bath, utility room Extra lava- FOR LEASE 16 ooo ey “FT WITH. tor Forced air oi] heat $64 ir ocity limita of P milac Exc monthly Or lease for | year $659 | for Nett manufacturing or itgh st cash storage For int srmatinn phone ; | Mr White FE 2-810! 7385 Pontiac Lake Rd | MutTr PU PPO SP BrILDINO aay “ . . > Ww % f r * et - ahedconm basem ven dinome ol} vee stent a a gainess sec wireulator heat monthly ej - . - — RT. WIE Ki RST! AM For Sale Houses 43 T1935 W MAPL MAYFAIR 66250; ~~~~~—~— PAL q4e5 WAICE DR AT ORCHARD | tk & Middle Belt R44 berm 3; I'y balhs brick ranch J'_-ca itached garage Reference eae e NO DOWN _ PAYMENT $160 per mo Immediate Ocru- pancy Call UNiveraity 24525 for appointment 7 | or 8 bedr: me starter homes ALL RENTAL NFEDS SATISFIED | fuli basement and roush wi Homes and apartments furnished 1 On wl tet or will eee 4) - nf yj ne ur io Wit 1 ma dower pa o u ummished Al efeas and ment vont Go OR ¥1235 Bee eeRRO RLTY Gi ns take Ra & Mos W Aner. ‘e OR ! 7038 5142 Cass-Elizabeth Rd PR 54-3036 BRICK 2 BFDRM. ? CHIL DREN OME weicome Full basement oat Open house Bet Jan * Aft Clemens FE 17-9140 Now for sale BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM 17, Paths unboards ae bath 6150 Adamson Drayton $5 | carpeting throughout Het water per month $125 deposit Cali De- heat Thermopane windows | tro!t VE $4294 Immediate pos 1824/50. Ready far ppl ate oc seasion cupanrcy Full | fre ce S17 900, w 7 tt ronsider «mai: ree & clear home RI NOALOW- NEAR TEI-HURON For farther! formation! call — Tea: of working caupie mee FE Sanit . leat newly decotated jivli ae we ieee z oe co Din rm kitchen bedreem toere Til REE R [ { Nn AX Is ing reom and more See hier “4918 IRWINDALE DRIVE Hilte Reaitor 1611 W Huron St — - eevee FE 56181 : . — FURNISHED MODEL. CLEAN ANT) IN OOOD COND. tion modern 3 bedreom heme near Senior high an Crefoot schools. Gas heat $63 monih Lease with option to buy. close n 7 5 } becroom modern home Garage , ! DAILY 10-8 1 bieck to Baldwin Bechool, $65 month Fioyd Kent Reahor FE 11, ME! ROSE 2 Between North Perry aad COUNTRY ERTATE SE AR ROCH. Montcalm ester With two modern houses beautiful grounds Rent as 1 unit $8 25 50 _Vacant Feb mt FE_ 4-5000 ji a COMPLETE DOWN PAYMENT Terrace handy East Side joca-| S34 tion, automatic hof water $65 Se aye : per month Available. NOW +68 TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT i 5 “6 For Lease’ Lake Front Brick. | immediate posseasion, bedrooms | ex oe ? car gatage, automatic beat and T E g 6455 37 i 2 ¥ AY, JANUARY 22, 1950 Oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JA) . FORTY-FOUR ae 43 Foe Sate Teese 43. | 43; __ For Sale Houses BOUSE wine FULL, by Kate Osann E - LAGE : ie Price ie 3,30 0 a t= . ~~ . . f 3 “a = : STLVAR Bh ety on Beve' i eiactora Township. TI y ° Lor ep privileges, doc: diate road Y 1N 2 YR. : iving IT 2 Sale Houses Bireet Bizable bet $900 FOR EQUITY OM os. A 4) hor Soe Nees 4 : = m3 bedrooms and fin 3-bedrm. home. GOOD le Houses a : room, with 'arge 3 BEDROOMS 211 43 For oe eae SERVICE : : , bath down Jon wall BARGAIN $8,350. Easv ——, 43| For Sale Houses 43 For s | MULTIPLE LISTING’ edr oom carpeted pak Hoos —— ine dane ak nores i LOL PLO * Pe anteicnt mins For Sale Houses pa With Anchor fenced reat WEED CeCe aii mecta sim, ; ; ith Anchor 200 down . take ove: R 381 : SAPP LPP = yea Si 100 — oA napets: do’ spiel on GI home, ©! | A : OM eats eee = Property ee taper FAMILY Py onlever a worry | : i { fics’ tis sed & pre ATTENTION ° FENCED Lae Nearly a . {bedroom modern poms | Bee ice consisting 5 ord Bod ' 8T -MICHAELS WN sah de = with of] — ar | 7 i aoe eS 7 with | un Hity, Lying: NEAR home arco Tile ving Base- bath util Ost oil Bedroom pin. 4 a Large: itchen. FuoMis hen Low 6 CHOOL—3 = Beat as & pin. | since he iy : uilt-in & ¥ n Buys { and large cise down. aise rom == Foo! Owner says treet home. firep tn heat. House jones te pees _ Nothing OW es E | heat Jus = 9 room | plated abe ince bedroom & and oves i ou n has bouge - nh is good Ls ae 5 throughout. privi- : i “CEPT! ae ee has | down basement, Yor house with pay- Snoat s ood, Now | TRADE ACCE me Ist foor h bath up. Pull room. ean buy this hous $68 per Lake "Good neighborh a EST SUBURBAN 2 Bed: Today ios and’ betk ot MA Gem) Clededtice recreetee foen ments ineiuding taxes and ed ber Priced “altractively. Re w bath, Carpete 4 rooms Full basemen : ork. | Extra stoot ter soften- sO ont ¥ eee d rooms and very nice kitch- yee | Oe vacanl Needs some © | cinerator and water $1,000 insurance: sonable vder lavender living room. em with brick MM E = ? AC R - ‘ iba secs a | er Ol) heat, $9.500 - o , ie y REN ‘T? a Dorothy Sas ars eo Family ro nt with, HIOME. - : tty “Hotpout’ ey e 8 and $35 per mo. W Hy PA DOWN Liv- r Est. 29 Ye Baseme tment prope IN - ranch | gown $630 bungalow Realto Rd. (M59) fireplace oe entisn Ime invest on BUILT bee in Ulis ring. 2 bedroom aud Highland +6417 finished 7 Pr feet frontage i table top rai : room ¥Y for spring dining room 7001 Hig! er MU partially t 2 car with 330 feet near new and erpoted living r BRE READ ontiar ing reom, sement, EM 3-3303 Ol] hea t {ot : rry 8t. ne bona2 € lac elobe me at Pon’ OVENS Full ba. Phone ; room, 250 It lot north Perr Schoel. In- home. oe fireplace ; Lakefront home and IN RANGE & kitchen nd garage. EET em Once ee rigaye thern High Sch id paipom eee iwin-bed- ce Paneled living BUILT dscaped lot a ate Sire STR v0 20 San to'Veteraae tiaes fer lacs 0 ears: Gin uedron areca ie cae sue come Toe OADS OF MODERN FEATURES | — Landscap Oorib side SE CO Nee poets costa dow bath home | Pic worth > plze be x iby with Ayes eting Step-s e4 ie ssession : A lovely ith tiled * OM : rty aione intiy room util warher carp mas up Ti Do he home W garage. Acree “ bh lieder | sia of al4 eageee He FA ol} he vires garage he one pear ree se? ee DEL OPEN 995 MYRTLE ee living Peers jot and ell beh jows hh : : baat 2 pee af i ; ae r éca Lbkce = (igs u Kit ] cea Prepac i Tee Gouge Wen Tag Capit ; : a 60x90 eee en ohaee tal! Ae ere pet ed MO UNDAY. | TO 7 2 ween ea See Priced at para A terms. cher i Einisied att TBROOK Se 11 900, . ATS Ces a ig-car } 5 ‘ room—di to. he pay Dent Aes car cea \ \ Eas] BRE M Mi wink i pauees ee bore is es, ae goovene eee CEPT orgy rote Full basement, ou ated R 10 See an surroun¢ : ovation far gro a aie . om paraye Z j ne We niey at recrea 2 car ga- = abeth E 4-4821 Beautiful lot es (Walking Sa ey a ece . ECUTIVE Beus matel; $2500 down TH Sta: f oe dscaped lot d. 508 Eliz k tree fol un famuy with school age : ; iE EXECUTIV! ad living mately ve. may we nu : lands bl price glance Ye Dried eet tay it ne rapes | 08 taining Grand, vin) a me te Wie tise |) moot "HOMES ACRES iiams Lake t Full price ame with large a dry rourm wilh firepiece “Eo” 2 large show 7 i STOW = : na , mod- Pe ee ie for third bedroom je dining and ol house Im- “WE 2-4677 DOWN eres. baci and oil mel meron lis ete hasement eS beh geet | pedreom wie bath Me igs ff our, THIS 18 Suet im heme FE 8-2863 or ere OWN AND | NOTHING 8, tile bath, hard- Te ate basem oke house ies ments of tres etd wae He me fuiy Ea ard , sits i oe sed ae lak bau op ind ee living room Tiled GI Gr MORTGAGE. Loot OR 43-8316. wood foots nicely eae : peat ‘pear Lappe p “All kt kinds of i = taxe 3 uJ acrrens Hiv 1 ¥ 2 » an bie ‘ Carpete ay ig wilh eat- me! full basem build Bs. $60 Including at ' : 2 bedrovm ing apd Ls Cule kitchen ‘e take over pay: Gas heat, fu d nd other ve) land, ; HA term ee carpeting ire- bath lity reom, pull Dr ing costs ap a berries, Le surance Gown to Ft Includes ation room apace UtSity A 6490 Maceday Dr. . — $275 clos t Pay- fruit and - ker T — Pried at AN | Barement recre bar room | tng *D to attie storag ‘RIFICE $$$! cent interes EY To Apes toe SOOO DOM N eix | pice a ail aide shower: hat | dawn oy uandreaped: yard 500 down’ Almost finished 3 bed- Se ee ae ana R. be as RA aot $9 930 for f the tert origage costs on thi | eyuipped, d heat, laundry o hile ranch fe : modern. t. Ox- ce. 508 FE One of Se i (+ Morgece bath j board eat. a ith wh 50 with ap- room. _amploy ment euran 81 tle estate homes ot om s and ba ler base shed garage 2 Only s7o bee: te FE ¢11 7 kefront bh fends 5) irccm Cake i wa 2 car attached t price? y down to state because. 2-3791 DERN buys in la today 3 Jarke ane Located aff Cw room E ed brick Boa roximately $1650 ith ford vicinit«. HOME ~~ ILTR etl - the market tiful paneied punesloe Full basement. | Bu oF weather to Otter P { mortgage wit By OWNER: NICE, SMALL HOME U = beau Peas ple i F Road ae ~ater gist, gccens | € present f omnis OWNER: fleges. lot rooms. i Lake heater, by d hoi. only. 5 E f payments o ; BY Lake priv $450 140 # : tee tals | is sang fereeos Time: | 94 and holst accezs te ti ncuding tenes ‘aon 4°22 | Fotloo Meme irnfire fscuded | bares ef oan tet faral indo Qn 1 ms ¥ ma. ' ry! 2 oe L . a us Tendscuped ‘aa ae | Ginte possessign | bat il ad Sirance Dent be we t OSdmnm — © 1880 0) BE Seine, De = Gu. On ae & HARGER OD ae ee picture Saco coitiibenie: a ; j : 5 . L distrie 4. Pat ” Cal. — OoR = 1 bedroo. ra the lake Ful na on this one | ERCIAI tt, Inc. R SCHOOL 4 TM. fag, ide? M. 1 FL URON i fireplace mode > : “ ERSTE. 22 ft the ae side BY OWNER 4 BEDR 33 W. H = irep! ds Large 1 rage Dont mi i COMAIE : H Annett Teer lamils. towne 2 rr d $ it look on BY OWNE orch, OR 3-6578. = 5 ; in bunk be le stainless stee — Cali now! | ¢y locatfon for sma OY ; Verge full sized din- (Bo 0e oe basement Blase por RM NEW IN | ALMEDIATE itchen with double with oil 4 a 23 li room : ith ee oem NEW I An VALE a, ae kitche room RAY ONE Realtor . Sea or eshte Kane meeners rnce 19 sot | i lie peer Heian OuL ange ~ a — Sale Houses 43 ie ao OR 38373 tra | Ses Je oes bes finishing. 2 ie Open & nh 4 room anc rea © Mure way 2. i mole cupboards 2 ar ~ aie ‘56. $400 down | GE “ costs. u : $4950. 2 8 pyeerape Ra OL 10078: Growing Ldarpabtaee #75 | az nd Evenings & Bu oa . 4 tar cece price For Sele Houses 43 ___For EIT ee 7 BEDROOM , HOUSE, “GARAGE, | $450 down ard acca enes = PD RILE Y, Broker | : d to-s ie ors hath un 2 900 on i eae | basemen 3449. N mew! ¥E 37 Pricec able terms = , [eR ' drapes 411 an ful ds. OA 8-3 ick homes. X c ke Rd ose i 1 reeson ‘ , aS oN t iites t Geen atel¥ ee Re rae Groun 3. droom bric beth a poo 00 ee Sia an 2 Patiala | low 1 | Bieuit 2 eat es spent Nee asl ear 20 ACRE ” Aviva ee . 4 warage ee $1 208 down includ: 1 | | BY OWNER—FOR eles OAKLAND BEA\ basement, ae aE IN IN DE =PENDENT pedrm hom atte te or future aq ft pp ened barely (Gyr tue fi : Realtor i Osmua Stree d- 2-3 bedroom ivileges can wil) bulid 3 ee ent automatic Ifeal homes! Heaeontie ih ee eee ee ee TN Ty NTE) Eee i On inside and out, 2 be as heat. Lake pr i gas heat. room when you es jot Fuil has tite bath fom " \estinent Le ve y weal of fence giuminum sto $24 900 wit a Ra oe a | clean, e. Loads of closet Parcs: brick peddle value.| Why rent a e of your own for les heat, owk floor Ge UTR blacktop fron Gilead ares tarpetitig LTO! Os 707 8 = Teegrapl FR _ Of. 16475 room hom e full bath. + rivileges, Excel! have a hom rick terface, ear set Duo) MeDonals Guy 8700 down. will band Sea "i \ ee pam, sricx | ON WOODB -- First ad. ial Rtreamlined kitehen. 2 tar me RWIN DR nomes, Gas idea! for nurse, teacher sus. gas iter Gly lasek: a Only $i! rOC dE yES [VAN LAKE 3 BDRM, ened DRAYT hig beautiful pric d Commercia t. basemen §-3 bedroom -- lent condition, tron < 3RIT : rH ROOM sali || [xO “ ded lux | #YEV al veld den acreen i rtisement.on tht, e bed: | ome an : gas hea landscaped arge lot rt In excelle few Herts ro oD Ole Hiiis 3 BEDROOM Warren Stout, K re nae caine 3 bececem ras pore tee iivinig-dining dee. FE | ranch Pine: like room: one i nodW. Perey. street, with Et'"Sniy 800 down 969 per i101 ‘Tewin nopen 0. WHITCOMB. bus services easy pt evi ase SEMIN Fee crete : nt : of this new dern te tne! poren © 1440 Avondaie, FE rooms ie re all spacious idened N Perry ing tea- ee 3-392 WIL : UL 2-2930 us Priced: rg Ce, i pine paneled 17 N. Saginaw apM wy das 1's bathe mo semeit car garag nen | com & kitchen are erage & w 16 foom dwelling ‘i mo OR 2 nutes care of. PTL) eS UE ee y room | Open ‘til . er Has 1" wiit-ins, be ; suit _ = == | Eo ent. 2 car ¢ {th large bath owner RE = wn pa t Feats it a sunpore | . pe Ce garage tocated in ST! a Nouely high tot Toate Swit apartment plus room, and Down oT can ‘WITTTE MORE ae Vestibsie. Ail in excellent cond | | fetghbornood “ot rd $28 SU Sireuauwiat have youlte trade bain “rental | aparimen Lege Nothing noe pe diy) Re etl oleae Veutibuie Ai) in exe BS | | pee “at Walton Ra re Rainy | | or trade. What have y be andl Gi cocm land 2 oar Monin A very or Parochial sc > Iota $25 ! wo eee SPAR irs, han home on 723 fe public for yourse Wey [ees Ge + OR 4 ee (FRANK M SHEPARD, REALTOR en — at Tental apartment upsta build starter r plans urance Groom apt. 00 = RANCH pane toe ELIZABETH esi ena) a ee WAWatervord erclve pecan one Nicer home rental. *chools “ee te Ont ey ao rough tnenged — ag) room, am. nel Be Renae peat and raruges bedrma to schools < ‘droom home irepiace | . Mt ater ; 2 tractive j _ om, oak floors Priced at $29, Basemen' odel, Don “13 roo e tchen, tneome ise an Mose thiy Pay") 9 be ' baths Firepiace | Marcus ' , full iM — Lovely : ted living ro: nent See our m le table spac api peteens us $48 mon itchen, I'y feet heart: | NI: f# home with full THING DOWN witn| Carpeted is Full basemen! _Donald_ “OR 2837. ple sewer hown EW ER Le SO 435 1875 -———| & ement 80. of per ful ©G0 | Newly decorated hh e, plus large © NO om modern bungalow old | & plastered wa heat. last year's Down d_ OR 3-28 water & 5 | LI "is vl, ‘BR ments OR JF: Sa Bas ¢ but in wonde 5205 emens, new furna Sanporth bedru ent Omly 3 yre. o * economical gas bh ex, 2 lots, $] 000 OV located | at N I AKE | W I = ALES MGR. - = Older hem eer, FE 65205 44, olty pine sanp fil base flooia Ot Lad 2) Low taxes, el oes vel home. lo a V A ad REISZ, 5 Wier A coop PRICE dition a oe. Broke a enclosed ar clan elds vis ae Un aa” Closing fuel BM “ streets | A rare ba a das des oy ee ee SYD. Ren new ap todd | Pigetsior 4: igs F es 45181 NE or ne ree I pens nen payine AC furu 4 y $9 50 | u : istic 4 jam ranc a ve or refri a s. ? —— ce 9300 Se for only atures modern indow k, tri-level Ai cice of stove Eve Cu soil Buil t ‘Home? | DIAN VILLAGE Ne iinett PE AOd8 = Cust wit) eet! gain AN OFFER on thi!s aes ray bath. pleats ween piece builtins. excluste, comme: | Seather of Giver morass INDTAL : 4 hed a TO THINK NOTHING DOWN — tin full MAKE US iew 3 bedroom, one en yupse ra less lace, on lower t, seede: mater: mares streets iy 5 EL-HURON faine 18 THE TIME eat iittle home with Musi fine pearly 0 uil Ule bath large | and bath, firep at, and hot nity sewer w 34 open 8un- ‘J. NU a AP NEAR T ideal for large NOW His on n Lease Option Must. : home Fuil tlle beautiful | 1 automatic he AY. lak privileges $ we +5000, Fm Oe om home lorm & acreena AnOUT ; LDING barement on i & doh O1 foor living room ‘a lop leve t? See it TODA = 1730 Bherwood. 1 NLDER ; jas hewt «lo t & reat SPRING BUI : ji Beod credit & Shake homey ds of formica t why wai SUNDAY 12- a BI . MODERN 4 Uys porches front I | no 1 bed ee, storma Cedar 8h kitchen with [os ve & oven ) re 2-21 = “1: | DAILY 2-7 Ses if LAKE, Rent Of enciosed ¢ age. CALL 1 bulld @ moderr fal fur Alam r Colored bath Inela. bullt in sto furnace. | ’" Nicholie. R ealtor = 1 |i amilies ’ IODEI ELIZABET & garage wate car gel We wil 1 oak floors @ mit stone exterio bout 7| cabinets, iso) Delco furnace! "Bud" Nicholie. For Colored fF: : ee 1 vs, | bedrm _ he oes home will 7 lot for s tie hot water Abo haust fan A lovely 0) t. or *. rice — therstone R cell, PE, -2000 _ ———— || Hi ltz | Nee bavement an Niten icine Ae st) TS ie de sonnet Bums escent out Pe rr) ut Comes ene Begley eS 389 arte oagie mile east | 0 = - , 1h We hav Mies | | ie e and } “an oend wil Ca -3370 4.750 w. Ly Call Mrs ree n : NO MONEY DOW! Most moves! J. R. iit has noe yma ing Avalabe | Brown Two| state owner must se i FE 51201 or FE 2 tne $40 os. tms rms. : e vs . SERNICR ©) Virateal Car paiet Whee om) ai enn (eeluding ew Myatt! gam Dwo Clarkston tame Large | Ser aes Ba See $6,250 EALTOR 9 UNIT distance MULTIPLE LISTING fireplace para 41 sized bedroom readin i ripstom bull $A fiteon 2 bedrm, h i ' Near Crooks 4 nice lots. $1,000 2 bedroom home Hard- ai el awe. R $4561 Located within eee center ; Si ead te es nt Oe Re ain ee UTS m it = ae ¢ garage. A dandy ears ent. Oi! fur- 2526 DIXIE } ee of schoo! church, ese 8 FOUR BE veo eat ake an| ‘ ie ares eeereailun ot nui ms | ere vars e Eds : ‘ ; Off Auburn Bilt’! NT. AG RI a ap Y bape see Ged tis TY and Grevhound. ‘eet L reid on canal froty me plue 2 enciore with Ciseren trai i ne ei B bene Wasy e eat gi 000 Den tow full base iyi 9 5.8775 z RE AL ground-. ot water en extra large root 68.000 82 fireplace nich etle at 1 sete i Muiyce ee 1 2 hetrm binge e, paved | i , FE 35-8275 “CUCKL E R ~e furnaces an es and re Ta- Total price $8. | Priced for qu igo alie wy 49 B50 will 4 Heat Garag 27 Baldwin inaw 9 kitchen rang lv furn., $600 porclies ae Pr { atere= Oh scent) Ges Ee I r } a | tor HOU oe 296 _N. Sagine Boy's tors, + apt complete v tctiehite down to G | Terme Dang alow peacdnebieliccan rive 1 | FAR M FE 4.4091 DITH Near Pontiac ad: month ine _ 4 : tedroom TNE reesu us se . at 1950 Cres- : N. frame home has Lede “beaut Pi goin ng es (HER ry 3- Bec ew 7 bedrm : OPE x ates fith 4 or 26 acres rth of | 8 als 2-story Basement Tick beauty Pe Brick RANE fame = ave n Lahe i “TPAD tthe on t Near © REAL ESTATE FF 44524 With ke Rad, Just No . ROOMS, 1's BATHS. drooms. 19 baths Base bellevably low cost of Wires bedroom Large lving| Ae Pfunton ‘an EaG te ‘ome (oll) basemen Cees nidee Aan ity Sey : ) cent La as $4.000 down pay- Tiper BED Bi econtoWlacres 3 bedroo: dear garage. $10,995. modern kite patti! ew of Wat- Well Jocated en 100x Carpetes CC it otk) Owner ow e in Mil ~ LE. 5 RMS AND. MS@ As low for appoint- bi-level home on 1 buy at| furnace. {ES- BARTRAM ' : OR B8ALE, R Tates | buys Phone ivileges. A rea A HOLA room with beau ement In el Hacid Die GuCnlc ctrresl ee home & acreag Full RENT © nacient oll hee : ments Lake privileges. . Term ac 0 a ell bee Melee 3200 aes Punta ees ime ee ees hy ' ‘ ce Clarkston area | pet ny Marre 6 Orion, Newly ba C SCHCTE TT. Realtor $8,500. Terms, hiané| a COLOMBIA es on 2 rps”? Lipa celal OR_3-3230 @ection of ff Owner transfe vat Ad havem a frat recom ; | YT [ rive 812.500 H ab, 26411 * ar 135 Highlan M . Oil furnace. chads R down payment vecraaiion com ae arege “ Patt) and hoe p : Bit tec FE . : “oon L_ OR EXCHANGE TEELE REALTY. ich. MU-| Oak floors. Prop. 44 FA pl furnace} i abo dawn wt Ve tt Gee Ca Hake nau (o ‘ ie SS teres rectiec ee ea aber at iighiass iM Terms. : For Sale Lake Prop. 44 @r MIKA fol h and echoo) Are fenced rear yard & bles homer minal a ae or SMe ue. it ] NI. Sr | 466 w Huron Fontisc. 1 tual 42046. NT 3 BR home walle | ER FUN ce GC at eee reel pondiay ainene etre . Bem eee y CIA awit TRADE | SHINGTON AND WER. ACRES” MODERN eer, SOE te xa oar ReAny roe Sonpne Lake you Mred of cine at as ON ey ks Pity datthisep nite 7 vi en EVE & SI lan WA OS : § ACRES, a to-w . all yea eter Wits a eae Bee emails ( x3iroux-| ran : [eee eee cues te eae wa Huron Ope: “EVE | See ater F boblahee in Living ** red pee home. $3,000 down. $10,500. FHA Terms . ppt alld New house abd $2.08 price aa rooma 2 atory oo TATE fey Fon tthe oo ummer 1182 alate 3-bedroo den. kitchen 3.9726 ee ee artments each has sell $1,000 beg eq 7 ea cna tae in tie ely ORNERAL REAL ROTATE Heres the beat part — onl HIGHT ANDES ST aeircsttace oat eo gee eeu ase enone sulamate oi pacieanipasemeniGss fermace balance, MY 2-2062 ‘ rf sho will handie D 4395 See ntiibe n A g950 deer NO T 3 ae ee fecormted 2 leree Been te “baths in saa bedroom mpleie storms. includes Garage: $14,000. Terms, ft Lake EEG ee . "LOR tarter heme or se we ‘ONTIPACTS : i * Heautiful ceramic 2 - attached gar heat, co appliances oe ror 1s) ant Lak’ with it’s @ TAWRENCE ¢ ut VES mot tee tice bait ad ' M ' o,P nt On a aA TE MAN \RY . ee Family kitchen ape i! lice corner lot, teats Raia stress nebo. WEST orn - “ fect | Gul cae beach Riedie ae , KF tela! LEU MULE ent @ oe i ABR FE YR DI fai carsus Many etre: hon” sols el feet $7,950. $1,000 do Acres. 1x20. Basement | Wonderful swim 6 PIKE 1O5R4 dewn paym Telex ce Marne t bieck toe lake 7 Realtor Full price - MY 23-2889 Al room {is 1}v ou dren. Its. Haye your boat 4 x ; “7 ; a ¥ . enites hai Ian getelee cee aim = e tr My ak Orion Living teation room 4 fishing for adu ed, Pi = — "D 10 BRILL MY eal aa | Nome esting Va owe Waeea tial : a) faye wetematn ained ie Leste R. . np at Phooe Lake with divided rec back yard Land eae co door, Well ew dopant ks ‘ORCHD By Of dom thie om my Pp x : es Ct West a Owner, IN Fenced 900 near W LC PRINTLEG FC & rm house te I | jieaced tf atari iiel tains ming beach Low taxe Wal Gian es T 61 or FE ¢4278 el R §-RM HOUSE £ furnace. lg-car garage. $15, ve Lk, Rad. foot. Terms. 1 AK Ng 50 Neha, PR 87847 € OS Cent Geen | on enicecwe( Curbedend piece | ree RW) tous with k ncre cs Boot scaped. Iere Rd. Only $40 per f Perey Wing Rd 3S. ale a HWAP RAVE 80 ner | Meee) ance Geet Ee | tovned tea! vee aaattias se ¥ MODERN NICE 5 RM ; secs @" 2-bedrm., die] rms| Terms. Will duplt Write pene Spitzle | ' t ui u f Wealiy situate ATRL leture | tieit couple Far addition i E a = yeti an ie Ou Geen ey ees 132 alert Ser) ant wine Toeum Macey anda) a eure call de cow? ee Utes pe rae with 4008 re) tenet eeae rer bath 4 but 12 w. NEW YORK jee: ioe Houseman-Spi ay aw vas Ut ent family orm month, $5500. M1 ; Cail ele wiytow affonda lamer ot fener Tounaticn sen, per month. OR 3-7736, or finished in abe Re. hot water. cate 1 aesrom home 406 Washington Blvd. Bide | 34816 : TF bris - a ae) uk ry otey Mania ratified OW furnac ae = 1 besten : fee eee pm ; 1 VE ised we inwn heautl 20 ow y{ tee. vy equity down DE Realtor | QR 30711 math shower extra Heber — : Ve tl ee ee eens on adere aa , \ = TH, PARTU Garage Want m $60. - EN, Re | La 1V, cen a Mill hasement” Taree ASSOCIATE RES - Cee wih many bats Niel bes can) MOVE RENT . 2.9068 4 Rowe AND 8X a sae| es Call FR cohen " ™ C [ENS 41 Open Eves. T ake Lots and Take Priv. = hent iy 2 o & Ai henp an —— AENT CO “41t & Irlepeay ae 4A 400 : erQame a ms Ais eli ee 5 — = furn 2 wn paymen mo. Cal 5 iS oaeeeeinniaaianmneamiamnn E 6 EF Walto on. FE a acre ATKs Wo Wve Cleats ai te TORE ohn y ss Ma . aM ET ee ieee Tau OH le cee ea RG ois @ Telegraph: Ra : a) ee ria poe Yolumbia. VETS a SYLVAN LAKE _ head ie coat at door. mee, peepee rs 4 wks He “ t anit : : ve 1 Wo Reve ae torah ¢ foam cS ‘ing Fine | = i a ees = stree 5 coc ee | [Cheese Irom THINS AN ee ie Nand wiities Hardwond t= | $330 DOWN oM Nothing Down eee ae inca “ont brah, Open airs IS « Vrame a ry TENS _ baceme: : Yee double ga oN 4 ities Hardwood Mrs | 7 a BEDROO? ; h icate 3 bedroom. bri ard. Patan NCO: LEO ey MIR Foil base | We BR @3377 Nace ool heat le Giver ln hath and uth pe aol bonced) Ald eran p 2 ARGE LIV- $79 Per Mont Sale of duplic Saturday = 3 REDROOM Frelored y Wurer ! Periest west etd 1 or astered wa : ith easy terms | HOME WITH L4é se DIN- SURANCE ntemporary. Open FE 4-4683. ONLY = =: wa Phir Costs, went gas heat int 76 Ww LON inate WP CAN. TELL we Ry owner ef 250-8 | i ROOM COZY DI? UDES TAXEs & IN fae ce 2140 Garland. JAYS £200 Dewan ; i vi fo porch Fatra : WNIT RY Tl ation we BET De i Cal FR ©) ING | FULL BASEMENT, INCL ent, spacious livin Sunday. D 58 DAYS s Soa cies Rented tee eerane | COL. home Nirely jane acon 1¥? Pick up your ee FTTE IN SPACE GAS Full basem ms. hardwood firs., ORTH EN "TIL SPRING Houseman Spa bral? WG Out ' tractive @ room sar lake NPED TO HER aA ea RECREATIC INUM 3 large pedroo N transpor- | ’T. Lake Front— . sd Wide Det re Must be seen Attras Adame Ra ne hail a neon BAT ALUM NS ity wafer & sewer. m home. close to Re- Williams $-reom fam- 40M Wastington Bis¢ oR vat AVE | lorated en Ac €orus & bet inne 3 SHINOTON PARK ; HE AND SCREF. city six roo & «hopping Dandy, modern : sale fers Wiel col WASHIN ith oat STORMS PET- schools le, $6,750 All large rooms. wo 7 4ni6 . HART TAKE | ore roe Galt vatement With com brick wi : WALL CAR tation, for quick sale, fly home. d WN 441 ORC aT Yr WOME | Hrepiace Pall ba & acren of : ahedr Carpeting WALL TO TOVE duced price fo ; : ms. 1 bedroom an SE ya Ss Rte ata) Eire 1 car garage 5 : O00 | tached garage : | ING” ELECTRIC 8 or a Sat doen: } wcacens oa ‘ . . brick talk ob esemvent \ Le oe { omer a Me Pent a20 Gee foun REALTOR | and beaut: a if eee aa | aes ela Sy aaa Choice of shore ot refrigerator, how on 5 AC R ES ew ae sede basement —— rea : Model at yal Bubldivicion i A WEASTE “MY 2 2281 : ne al x t x j t fake pris eee na lent Sercme mG ae BY as . warage Nr Sele Neer eae cr ated Natya! Spacious 3 ee ciber fine homes | car ae hen after 6 p.m. |” garage. oaen PE 32-1254 down, neve owner Terms nil 4 herffionmn lecremtion ro barn now oe eet ago50 FE 207 ; tn Ea ninels with form.ca) sustounded & lve kitchen With | quanrled pa FE +4078,” = § One-thira with | ies tek oranch 4 ; ine tens agit ' was hea CH kitvhen cabin ee from lied bath attractive ft to appointment. hip ta 2 a cid ate eal ee bea Wised en suid oe MULTIPUP LISTING SERVICE spa Others ty chore Ae es ee es patie “ $30 down iaeem ie v1 eta get vel big a var . : tinh nt ce. - ial ee ee Be ‘ Hain See ID aire ee : j Gal ce earaas Boa now at RED pot alg Rimmel aida EET NT nee, Se COL ANGUS, estar @ bedroom brisk ane rpeted pls i L VA niy $18,750 and . ff Red 1 Bette) = ate Rie me HOLE | a . = Pull price te) | c= Fine north | . DOWN PAYME? CPA NGUS Clore to x i 27a OL TS) AS S| u j & VCR S - ; 3 room aT anes or feas down | ' i NEAR ST nly cool Remodeled ‘ NO 119 Biste bude ane a Me ies | » BEDROOM ine eri ' Last time this home et "il ae es this ak and Saree andl. hitches wrenira Gen. fell xh commen S. oT hopes, =. 20 " sneht tian: : E .. tor iia ‘| howid make @ - Nice basem ra bas line. White Lake Townehin 1AHO AORN | FHA terme th orich $10 900 show vo ledge rock fire, ern home atage— heat On in at side of .° rieec mt $0 695 with #1 a home wi — : nag lovely ledg Ree rit furnace. a car ¢ gaa tha Se RICKS briek homes ‘ :. oa line. Gr will trade eas wail to wal nereey knee fines, ine the le hn 3 bee. comect’ at $5.00 wits 82.100 dn ye have et sce, re poe Course sorieoned gas E 8 : E bath, ton ttn : : SANS located Betgnts tat basement, Sivoo doen sant Reece | enmiee ure at Crees raaione yee eu te gore & SONS AMILY INCOME — 2sre0m Asbarn Hoighte sad Tih so, Cs Rest automatic weter heat , dca nats 7. Ms ood tde 0 ; @¢F - - 9 wp ' . frame § bediocms Aaa y as heat, 8 int rated ins ft. barn BI- LE VEL down Ete . coten why undry trays a Forced i oii tah: bare rant Convenient 46: aTLVER cae EDN, Tagor ome | fond loetion re Jos — RTE irouaed ot Asking 6 Only place large mente whieh Lake fron clos bedrooms. | t —_ ‘ end ; ' ‘est, 00. Pe emacs location. f _ a - evn Laké Roac large | Excelien fuded, 2 ¢ FRONT stone Bivd. d 4 3 bedroom eedviegers Oniplie cellent comfor EL Se ee hate, cad % room 33x17 | etric retrig. ine Now | LAKE @ with Mural a ™ 8. soxiio. roome. Lk priv ll Mlehiend ae Se BI-LEV ’ shopping fac room, | ty gths, ttving Te ey cuss bear STeeare at| 9 betrogen bem beach, un- Open “tl § p.m : None iS street, sown Located in Fas B-0450 TACANT HOME, lake frontage, this hools. Latee living 8 Hirepiaces, sun rom, carpets. | | closed cupied, Income siding. Has eine, syetem, a ; iene idim of fob wy OY 2G Crodern two | WHT 108 fl of a Woul wac dintne bree, shady ond 3 spe: Potancb fed creer ensure) began uel] ate per me Yee mi geeen orem: a a inhdse ape ek! VASBINDER, INC. AN AVENUE- 1305238, Low " Large s for your Real EKe- tractive modero he year For the © ao clous be rage, car: em . u erage. As) | §18.500 tote! 7 sku" Ler = FE 49823 ris ‘Wox100, areas. Cail ug for ecutalsmaake Very attrac aaiow with high of the | thas iadiant heat, 9! Kitchen. attached " S \ceai rec: room. $'o-car @¢ i scores | ierd ’ oer sald, FE $-0875 eee STREET ~ tate feeds Fast suchange! bedroom — ol] forced alr ath od sion fireplace & a very ta and drapes lowe living | heat Approximately & YOUR PLEASURE? ~ at ht! ica. To. buy. sell ~exehast Sonera tecmalerece wien Draruriewin beee ietaa Coons eatures | comfortable tivin Access to Silver Lake Lee aa ke « baat pina? ft. frontage. * SCH IT. Realtor heat, sil rooms Age, €x- comfortable 1 mer months, with firepiace and | be , You may be ised tonight ED IN BUI, = ‘PuROken e ROAD wee at & ett I: Swed hoi average. dandy gar “Fi .e00 Ol cote hee, ae bedroom ath and complete SHORES: Le (Rey hp tigboods Page| Mive ave starting our t9tmns pons JANCE- : ; oo Kenwood 22400 ceptional. lot 46x you will tase Jenty of shade han a Greripontns fe ee NR jen Bew Enfor maton Petar a8 informa: | vod program! We will a eluness NEED A Bye ed | stan Riva i. tit oraner ~ Garage 3" Detroit offices saaasiamnaninani ANCH HOME outdoor grt Pa, “hedreoms, 9 car! leat lake frontage ria | A lele with 3 bed er sn phong: Call an ne oo desire ing a give you an ? cya a Classifie $1.20 me y piems an me of o8 i | or Ee ee LENGTH AND BALLE- | CHIFFON AND ee SIZES CLEAN. op WORK from FREEZER Chest ond upright. Spe. cial low ies ret ee ead ance, Davisburg GAS RANGE. GOOD CONDITION | ‘Price, rid eall vakiena (One 4 BURNER STO VE—CABINET- ator — washing ma- PE 5-8436. Ey & other ftems a NT STOVE. 5 YRS. OLD. ah a ior | cond. .Make an” ofter. LANE ae CHEST GOOD GON- dition. $35. CARGE ay AND io TE. brand new $15.95 Pearson's Fur-— niture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. ere’ For Sale Clothing 56| Sale Household Goods 57 CARNIVAL ‘ { t 3 | by Dick Turner. For Sale Miscellaneous 60, Closing out birch, -ratogany and louvered byfold type doors. At our BERRY DOOR SALES | Wood_Closet Doors 371 S_ Paddock —s_séFE: 2-003 —_ WEBCUR TAPE RECORDER OLive 2-6821 WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMBI- nation doors and windows _.. PE sm BENSON LUMBER CO. 60A 4& 6 saW mills etc Machinery _ FORD DIESEL ENGINES, cylinder for trucks, j writer and get it! BEAGI. Oi Hy ew ass | PARAREETS SUPPLI iS am ____ For $ Sale Pets “ee PARAKEETS GUAR. TO “TALK. | Cages. 59, 4th St, FE 2-4025 PARAKEETS CANARIES CAGES, | _ food. Since 1927. 564 Oakland Ave. PARAKEETS CANARIES, SHOW | pirds, cages. food Crane's Bird Hatchery Auburn Rd. UL 22200 POODLES. TOY. APRICOT MALES $150. White male, §200 AKC reg- istered. old, ,very de- _irable” OL REG GERMAN “SHORT T HAIRED _polater, 16 mos. $50. Elgin | 6-3234 THOROUGHBRED GERMAN & MP AIONTHS OLD. &—— FE! 4-2889 AN NYTIME | fied NOW ! For Sale Housetrailers 78 H Fd US ETRAILER. CONVERTED | bus, good motor & tires, ‘is ECONOMY CARS 22, AUBURN NOW Ig THE oe TO BUY el tralier 15 f. 17, 18 ft., also the all new Pixie, 17 ft. all gas and a 2) ff with shower and stoo]. Bome real Ls A oa good used trailer homes. Up to 5) ft. long. 10 ft. one HOLLY MARIN & COA SALES RD ROLLY. MElrese 46773 | NEW 16 | i VACATION TRAILER, Cheap 3-7603. = OXFORD _ i MOTOR SALES “ BLACK COAT, BLUE_ SUIT, % j + 4 Do 9A NEAR MT. CLEMEN LOUNGE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN | Ferd gasoline engines for irriga- ‘Huntin so 6 i NEED MONEY conn Pree igi wit Bae Pe el” eee) a aie? few used engines available C4) py qc se usscs wm ~~ TRAILER © S af down Rent, $100 per menth 53% Union. few used engines available Call BL ACK AND TAN COON DOG 435 3 eludes steam heat. | AUTIFUL LADY'S WINTER 7 _distributor MI 4-6053 TO BUILD: car be purchased. enaie, Bicoat sie 12, $17. FE ¢1000. ciMeo, OAK. a" Win ONSOLE. - al as (Soa aus ia_ At FE 600 cp wrens Rei SALES Sel en ay can! IN PONTIAC. $21,000 gross Pric ae sine wat 313 _ ¥OtL matching throw rugs, 61. FE: ____ Do It Yourself ol EROCISH P “POINTER, “TYRE. O easil bulla your own home. Low §20, 000 0 do S| ee ee wetey : sre tae >) a TER WITH STEWART GENERAL sisa do | per mo eeitee sewn. Rent 1% COMPLETE LADY's WARDROBE. 1 ELECTRIC _—— tae FOR RENT PURERRED THs ne = HOLLY scue | | rand new, sizes . refrigerator : wa! - OF wa = — ~ ~ GREAT LAKES & ZIMMER LADD’ S IN UTICA. $1200 month!y gross a Good Noor rome 45 275 gai aw oalishere hacd agers tue 14 t 53° 8 to 10 wide, 40 to Price $16,600 with $9600 ‘own FIELD & STREAM CAR COAT,, [om Ol, tank, as hot water | | ee uae utane ? octina Dogs. framed, Boarded 70 pick from We trace sel! or rent 4286 Dixie Hwy. OR 31231; Rent $125 per month includes size 38 never worn Black dress tana, 30 gal, so: and mise. EM | Fuel & Paint 436 Orchard Lake we UE SIS eae . 3885 Lapeer Ra. FE 5-9292| ‘ving quarters | Coat. size 12, MA 6-5748 367 | Ave FE §-6150 DOGS CATS BOARDED Px 247 "ight now See us coday One NICE LOT. 1ox250 PT. NEAR AIR-) Gravion NEAR PORT HURON HUDSON SEAL COAT. gue it 5 eae eater er PPAF F SEWING MACHINES _Burr-Shell, 315 S Telegraph _ Nv dom) Oren es port. 9503 $1, te monthly gross. Price $25,-! piper ee yey le: Oxtord,| Springs are of different colored | Bilt’ cchice, Weubiog busin: . VACATION TRAILERS FOR S413 . N Sj ary aaa down. Includes prop-| Oakland 8-3343. fabrics, otherwise sheoteely'? per | L ielcni iinples Open T dey, week __ Hay, Grain & Feed 71 or rent Jacobson Traller sales, See the New Sites at home tapys winrkn Poe yruru| ‘* Famous advertised Dare 8.00 to 600 Sundays 16 : S68) Wiliams Take Road. Dray- CHEROKEE HILLS! couts_ Size 12 & 10 FE ¢121. trang Terie tala Come ar S | oe Modtealm” Bulltery Sup 1ST AND 2ND HAY. grRaWw a SBMS TT I) Ree e musnwere) STATEWIDE, [apes temoaeriy sxrtas| SF Stadt tee oe [sete MRR A Ne a a RARKITURST ° ray t, per cent | jg; CHING CRIB & CHEST WITH | * (ST & IND CUTTING HAY STRAW -_ Gorka atcha apy aa led Real Eslate Guevice of Pot wool, 10 per cent Orion. Size MATC) G =e iT Ww $33, Ca neras, Equipment OLA mapure & wood—or will trade for Trailer Sales Pay poy an a CHARLES REALTOR. 42. National 7-3381. FE Syn springs. Gene © ~ EERIE drestoca We detiver. FE 4-4228, : 1540 Lapeer rt suet Lake Orion in, convenient. ' Telegraph FE 40521 | MEN'S SUITS, 39-36-30 AND 37-31- EXTEN 75 ATT EN LARGER WITH TOcott Lake Ra ? Mf < WTD. TO BUY TAVERN LICENSE. | 7,810 #00 $15. 54 Bellevue. PE macoant small ‘SOLE, DINING | tana” Mod 300 BALES AT Fax Fe ONO ee” aes iurehome Drive out ert Ee Lake Ra.| PE. 5-7938 SE. _ 2-715 - $70 2 pe loveseat type sofa ke \ | BOL EX 8 MM oot Cc AMERA _ brome FE 148 $41 | ireveitne trailer a a der — Rr a es Audis Canermnny CALE | oe ete | § Sy Te ee Eee ec event ee ea ca Q | g gown, juliette cap, crino oe u - ng yo stra corn an Ss. etween Lake ‘Orion and Oxfor 14 mile to. Lacota R Sale Land Contracts 52) line. Size 6-9 MA 6-5809 Rew FoRTasLe E SEWING MA: 34n5 - _Wid_ deliver OA_ 82170 on* W. Bird, Real + | pot eee ntti WE BUY SEL 4 DE CAM. MIXFD HAY 50 CENTs BALE. | SHORTS MOBILE HOME REPAIR Carl ir altor PRINCIPAL BALANCE. $12.817.| NEW BRIDAL VEIL, $15.00 ay TM Reg OS Par oF eras, _prejectirs uae sass | | Hitches inetatied’ (cats wited: Fb 503 Community ere nook eer Diseaunt $2,000 Secured by at- | FE 2-4126 phOV'S REPLACEMENT PARTS 33 @ 1000 ts Mea 8 = euper s a shee Hu eTRAW WIRF BAL ES WILL DE OR 322350 FE 44211 ves. FE 6-1302) tractive 3 bedroom ranch. Lake) 23-4031 ; eS eS iver FF TRAIL ER EX “HAN } in front. golf course in rear , WOM NEW NORGE WASHER & DRYER — RAILER ENCHANG! _ For Sale Acreage 47 Commerce Township Ear} Gar wicinds, Fe ue el FE 404 ia Take over payments Phone OR . Sale Musical Goods 62 For S : 5 New Andersons ; = _tels EM 3-2511 or EM 3-4086_ = —— >. __ I realize that money isnt everything, Mr. Higgins — . . . “ For Sale Livestock 72 Used 8-10 Wide COTTON | RESS | SCe - cies 30 ACRES ADJECENT TO HOLLY | Money to Loan 53 Sale Household Goods 57, er silanes nes the hoger I stay here!” ae HAs ae GOOD CON- pigs HALF LANDRACE REGIS USED TRAILER ON RENTAL acy to subdivide. Only $400: . Breakfast set $10.00, ———___—_-—_---— ee Bu tut tered bandrace boat for service PAYMENT PLAN pe ciecrs! {Sista Eteensed tenders) ___| 1 TV aE le CENTER 81. UP- Electric range gg 8e8 ATEN TION Cothuanus pups | Ma! ae Bottle Gas 1 2 m 3 é \. iyde « ifo = STEELE REALTY. Bee we TEAGUE FINANCE CO. )2 et ee oo SUITE BED. Norge ol burner . $15.00 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For ‘Sale Miscellaneous 60. RAND ST UE SHETLAND PONY SELL OR Parts and Supphes (M5e) at Highland, Mich. MU . e rator rex t nest de tata trade EM 43-0320 > tial 4-2065 202 N. MAIN come table motion Coble good | APt sine gee stove $20.00. L-AAA1 ALUMINUM SIDING | HOT WATER HEATERS 0 GAL Me ae CU Gane Wares > & = oe) oor nial sic Glosed usay ROCHESTER, M condition. $125 complete or sell land Furniture Co lostall now at iow winter prices, Gas. new Consumer Power @p> jarpest manufacture Nil sand 0 Sale Farm Produce 75 : ok ae For Sale Fare a) eee ee TE na anc | spurl. on Sin Erey irae, Pom PE mown) She wpa se ae, comes Oa | Se ace eae ee) idee eer Gerurs, pet Py eee 3 ly. OR 31 4S 8 J A 5 gs. No These are slightly marr rineta! (Bund cree : : ss meres D S ol See betel wer aed 3 I PIECE LIVING | ROOM cow | NEW PORTABLE SINGER SEW. | money down, } oie | ey ec oH ae Gey ur 90 uns: ey p sedate | Reds | avis Orenara “et Bal | uae ao eee : IVES : "| _ing | {i OR vi eaters at terrific values tehi | win Ra s2t a ad, Moi pas 100 aCaEe ele GROSEEAND, 8 HOUSEHOLD GOODS dition OR 3-438 eels & Rocbesier ae L 2-4900 an owes 393 Orchara Lk | P/#P SS ete — ~~ | _Tose 46771 ’ ND N Ph_ Rochester OL €-0111, OL. 1.9101 /3 PIECE, BLOND BEDRM SET. NOnGe 9 ead ne oe a $ ee | ans. phe res, OL 1-6623| Ave . | CALBT MUSIC CO Coe ee ae a i Rent Trailer Space 79 P m\a “DI NA win [ely wced beds. maple din’ | Norge $260 11 eu ft. refrig.. buss 2 WHEEL TRAILER, | HORSE SRE CUTTER, EX. 119. N Saginaw re 9-023! Or o4ne 66_W__ Huron pale ane ourno fixtures FE $801 “SGaany Others ee OR _3-5833 See ee cat cau | Oe NGALOW SIZE Pl apples $1 BUSHEL AND UP. AUBURN HOTS MOBILF VIL- zl ‘an e From = ner L, ud pony cou no Plat find Ex ro d naeat ie Sale Business 5 Property 49 Back to Work? | 4 a BEDROOM sure cere "3 Geto OR a ee to a See toes PIPE 4 FT. bse be ial eeatny silver mane and) ze lent Ae Heal Neen or a iwance Shards $400 Orchard Lx Rd | ae The Guest ‘a mug se mee . sold separa sly. u washer A tail antit f switch boxes ; 10 9 BY OWNER: 1 ROOM HOME, 3 _dryer_ FE 2 4577 121 WN. Saginaw 5-6180 Tans PLUMBING suPPiy and junction a for taal e 300 oe ns o down, Beene 8 OLACKMORE FARMS APPLES | '70 N Opdyke _ 7 FE S331 cabins. 1f boats & concession IF YOU'RE BEHIND 6 RMS eee = EXCELLENT OAK DINETTE” FABCEL 4 CHAIRA. | Stee eae FE 52100/ steel fence posts, and 200 fee! Wirt WiStic co eating and @ooking, 2130 Silvers INSIDE CITY LIMIT 2 BLOCKS stand. For sale or trade tn Liv-| and need mone } condition. 3868 Hazlett St. FE | 4 Se or BURNER. 74 HP of % nylon rope for unloading eae , bell Ra OL 1-646880 od bus at sontiac Trauer sien, Mick | PRESERVE YOUR CREDIT | __ 40805 oo Lee BRAND NEW | Evinrude motor Used 2 wks | _hay and grab hooks _FE_ 86x00 119 N Saginaw 7 rE 5-8222 “Sale Farm Equipment 76 each Park x &-9902 AS Mefgery, fe meat martes) You can" pay lif aul four bli 7 PIECE GFLVER GRAY BEDAM, | lema seine velow com Al] Pu T gm DOwAMRle! BA! | ngtro, APTOM Nr METAS Migny haiger Shivers aie Co ee ee . -; ou uble dresser case sizes, 1 _FE 5.84 1 OR + 176 “i change nt cab.net : — 3 ‘ ups Ecorse me D Sot oe ant ment bed. Large chest. 2 vanity lamps |@Xis RUG & PAD IN EXCEL- -tan oC Se - 35 watl empl tune ee Oe ae A ee Ne cio! cement p Bic repiive, to Fontiec shresss Box | Al" for $6950. Pay only $2 weekly One-of-A-Kind $ale | lent cond. OR #0283 FE 61587 , | se esky cree vw “aniler Garden act Lava vatascie Wa Al 6 Set oo COLORED = APTS FOR SALE \VE W ILL ies P YOU?) Fesreen: Parikurs. 42° Orchard een ese | 10x18 CABIN TO BE MOVED. 6125 | —>-Gupren esc PER ioT Jens sponse ea hr gzon — Fauinment 1888 8. Woodward | parKHURST 1 AK} = RALES Myrtle 20181 Piece Livin 00 Lal" meee metngereer re Plate glass. 76x80 $30, 60x80 $22 4," Li r 16c or ft | OR 3-3636 ‘Just North of 14 Miler Bir- coua MY 24sll rg t ; i. : t 1 = _ = singh j < ‘ 5 L3 Ls s ba For Sale or Exchange _ 50 BORROW r ~ “To a tee oe De cers M SUITE, | | KELVINATOR Range, Electric re et itn All soll pipe, $3 9 [nie he | NEW CABLE SPINET PIANO MA Se ee nt eon ee, less. Wonderful location Op 73 2 modern step tables, matehin Floor Model $188 ° © se Weel ~ 6 281: Cu'loch Chat ws ate ® elween Lake Orton and TRADE 84500 EQUITY IN 3 ; BED. coltee table. Hs decorator lam hf ‘RCA TV's Floor models, 21° access $25 MA 6178! Romes ied 2ac ft. FC \ PrANG RUNING OSCAR SCHMIDT LS _ Oxtord _ room house, basement. paved) Ai for $99. Pay only $2-weekly. Your cholce from $212 142 ROMEX IN COIL LOTS. 3 8 ' _ Fe bout ce SAWS MORMITEHOMPF FSTATFS MOD- atreet. corner lot, built tn 1952. Pearsons Furniture 42 Orchard DRYERS Gas or Electric | cents per ft hood and fan. copper __ 78 ORCHARD LAKE RD _ ae > ; Mic Ol {ob OCT FRN Lakefront and piargrouns Baldwin-Walton area for free and) Re ake Ave | Floor models $159 y Wigniaed Rd. A Thompson, 7005 | JEL L ED M AC sic Pp tanos— Pianos— Pianos : CHI | FM 32661 oe clear emeli¢r home on acreage | y 8 PC LIVIN 7; igh ene ce Used apinet rands & uprights NEW & USED ! - @ : FE 61255 EINE oO ANY brand new youth po gegecitae, | Goop HOUSERFEF EPING SHOP 39 GAL. GAS. 10 YEAR OLass | Ts, cole meets oe cates © ee "guarantors service is our motio For Sale Tires 804 eont aa FICES | : ontiac | ined high recovery water heater ~ Ve: Fz “RA ‘Business Opportunities 51 Goa ina, Utica. | ohl2 Tug. feather bed oomplets..| 41 w. NURON FE tee oon ee Ab-gal. electric heater ol: dase Hundreds of colors to i - ATLAGHI oe gone HOUGHTEN & SON |! Usep TIRES $358 UP. WS eee || LUO rmingham, Plymou OVER 50 USED > TV SETS, FRO! $6995 Thompscn. . Se] ; 1 urom E 4-0666 : . i Duy se!) Also whitewalls Auto Supply & Hardware Borrow With Confidence , ce apernely tii eainu os " * PATTON TV, . iF oe won PaeeaUnE I porer aa, ev hve 2 FE s41s0 SFO ee hoster SOL Patel | sas saginee te eee goes? C = ' Lé] ‘ —- + zi Ls it bs - Excellent location. Inventory & table floor lamp Heavy gauge : | NEW GALVANIZED PIPE — ~ FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND 58TANi TheNEw! Shes fixtures at cost Building on total $25 to $500 229 gal, oll tant. OLive j-edse or SOS with cosizmis end 2563 nad ‘ a. Texaco Station on Dixie Hwy. : in exchange for your set and dif-- , BED WITH 30° IN- = a == MORRIS MUSIC PRICED AS LOW as $165 0 - = : Drayton Plains Exceilent vossi- ference, or cheap for cash Other ROLLAWAY BED er ys3at an. SHEATING boards 96 50 per hundre PLYWOOD “8 Teiee: aph Rd FE 20867 WF HAVE SEVERAL USFD, “Gonzales Auto Servier bifties for the right man. Paid | re-built sets on display. We buy nerspring BATHTUBS $10 and up a s 130 -rosa from Tel-Huron | CHAIN SAWg AS LOW AS $45 | J0l 8S Saginaw General auto re Training Program, a financing oan ompany |; sets Peer's Appliances. 8161 - er 43 ee ssieere ei 95 | WE RENT CHAIN SAWS peira. M ro tate Brane ser available. Cai after . _merce Ra REBUILT WASHING — MACINES: 3x12 TIMBERS — will ri tee ale ES WIGAN | KING BROS | ise Reasonable price Open # 8pm MArket 4-46 Mr. Webster 30 INCH FULLY AUTO ELEC | 8nd vacuum sweepers, $16 $5 u 2x6—2n8—2n10— 2212 lg” Vo grooved mahogany 64.65 LOSI (Te ei , m 600 pm GROCERY AND MEATS _ - range, 2 yrs old $75. FE 64465 Guaranteed Thyle Electric cor- Genuine formica §63 square foot SIC CP ATE s Pontiac Rd at Op Bs Well stocked, late model fixtures, APPLIaNCES AT. AUCTION | ne aed Johnson and Howard. Excellent quality — al! lengths PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO CONN Consclette F ectconls Organ py. p i “Sale Motor Scooters &2 doing good business Must sell on 4 1488 Baldwir Ave FE 22543 A Wonderful buy mt $525 account of death of one owner. 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG | poet ere ee iene rere Rie, | al SINGER PORT. OTRO RTA Quality Knotty pine paneling 66M. De GILT BATTERIES 6505 MIRACLE MILE BAZAAR ANA |\] k¢ YDUCING EC “r IPS) LaMBRETTA SCOOTER Ino MOT . Every sa oer ton to buy tric and gas ranges. Samuel] A $24.5 ate mode here Feera ih ; hagin . iano tuning organ repal r ei Weed (“ateutl © (mos Good Paul t Jones eae) LOANS | | cite Sisiiaattnte ae) Tepes reatlee Tis!) eerste” | ree ccggte WHTCAND | piRhe ED eye $s AUTOMATIC WA8 G00! OF os BOUGHT BOLD. EX- STAINLESS S8TEFL OUBLE'! Ley, : Y 8S NEW & BED CUSHMAN SCOOT 2 W. Huron $50 TO $500 - $25 TO $500 condition | “ys0" OA 82400. ° Licey “Turner's ecOLD: EX: | plasterboard éxtx% — $1.38 e0. STtabe g52.80 Tollets, B. grade Oy ( a TER | pre cr ao MONTHS | 07220. F Pike FF 4s “ FF 48850 — aE a-12T5 — OA 8-3653 COMMUNITY LOAN CO. ADMIRAL DELUXE REFRIGERA-| (ns FE . $19.95. Thompson. M58, ‘se : * | Rugged — smooth cutting — Nght} F Sale M les & GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSI-/30 E. LAWRENCE || PE S0421/ tors, lee. deep. freeze, suto de. eH es aPEGAL BRICK—PIPE—STEEL _mile west of Atrport 0 | fama any jrosne rect | Weight = dependable ~ econom- or ale Motorcycles 8: ye ec . ‘ Chew Owner reuriag” 04 Oakland |__ FRIENDLY SERVICE | frock & year warranty. Erugseire | peposeasea_appnncts we wit te nappy ie cums an] PUMEAFOMP: OF ene ei ee ce eer aaeine | 16, DISCOUNT GROCERY WITH BEER AND LOANS $25 TO $500 Bonick's My 33711 v GE 40" range $175; 11 cuble ft. our buil need —— | uinncLE MILE BAZAAR AREA Dee Canin Baw 5% DISCOU: wine. Butlaing with 3 units. “e eee & LIVINGSTONE Se GE refrig. $225; automatic | FHA terms — ree Estimates ~~ SPECIATS _ Pinnomiuiiig organ repair otal uTrons. We will give 13 per cent discourt _or eschanne a =wihittemore. _ Lawrence St. 41508; A BEAUTIFUL SINGER ELEC-| dryer $125: 12 cubic ft. Top- | PHNE Fe 26 B | on all genuine Harley Davidson tric sewing machine Zig-Zag line GE refrig $385. Ail items io SURPLUS LUMI | Gas water heater 30 al eeoes) CC CPHNE FE | 918 Hemingway Rd, Lake Orion Pairislaeedticdee ci Cen on tater sd OU gat. housekeeping, wee. | “SIGNATURE equipped for decorative stitching, Warranty $10 down Gellvers. 5 3E R & | Elec water heater 52 gal. 860 95 | Michigan _ MY_ +582] | your Har ey Davidson an ay New hot water heatin only slightly used, yours for bal- GOODYEAR MATERIAL SALES Co. New momen space heaters | Sale Store Equipment 64 SPE ‘CIAL Service Dep't This offer good garage Lge lot sel Pa Teel ance of contract, % aed month as G C , 5340 Highland Rd (M59 OR 3.7092 Pooipe f ed * os 2 = = SEED FLRMAL COR TRACTOR, only unti) Frb 1 1989 Har'ey Oon Sacrifice at $9,780, terms LOANS OF pay sora! (et Seay Capital SERVICE SPORT os maui ro New No 3 Oak flooring GLASS SHOW CASF 6 FT LONG | & SNOW PLOW 6605 wee cus oun tur oe) Sa to SON | AOMATICA ARE BRE RET DEPT gee Tact ing RING BROS. TA Wak’ Spend s LU v uarters 0 ~ rigerator id ur- ai ted. we * ' “ : frontage on Ma Atte family set- phy bed with mattress $30. Gas Guar Elec. washer $39 95 G_ A Thompson 7008 Highland Ra ie 8 pre ® Sata Sale Sporting Goods 65 cll BD at OnE will? ‘ST ZUNDAPP - Iddce, OO oe ae ing Lake Orion 9 Re OIE ane seve Oe, Mayieg Siaget Tante Apt. size gas stove ........ 629.06" ANCHOR FENCES otic ~ WHEL “Wi RSE AND. BOLENS Feodle bags mirrors’ 6AC 3. ; | come in and chairs $12. FE 52766 Table top elec range -- $3993. xy money down FHA approved | ? rT: | COMPLETE SET OF SKIING se bieies te ee bande RIFICE FOR 8450 ‘LE T = TALK j : qUTO WASHER RECONDE | Mogern eee dounge te -- $28 a FREE ESTIMATES re $7471 | LUMBER quipment Sesirier shoex sire ® with snow blower = mower, "CINECce! : = | ig room suite .....- ee ust ax: 3 ft re Dic Eve ulpme , DORON ae BUSINESS” toned, guaranteed. §125. &. &.| Metal bed complete $19 95 BATHROOM FIXTURES YOUNGs. "2@ 8 Paddock FE veresi MAM is to. prend ves MA kg Dixte Hwy. MA! i “ BARLEY OAVIBSOM GALES cscs “ON ome uto Munro Electric Co, 1060 W. Hu-' Table model Sie os town Kitchen, ol! and ges furnaces ZIG ZAO SEWING MACHINE AL. 6\:32) “ 28 Saginaw Bt. Portis BAR NONE ; —Ten. '$ rm. ofl heater... 95095; — hot water and steam bollers,; most new take over balance a Auction Sales — ‘971 Boats & Accessories. 8&5 This ts strictly a top notch | IL oan Com any | AUTOMATIC KENMORE WASHER 4 pc. wood dinette $1495 automatic water heater hard- | of 4 payments 8971 each of pay GUNS - BUY SLi. TRADE __ ~n . : Oakland County T: acre No | E with suds saver Upright Hoover MANY OTHER ITEMS | ware Electrica: supplies crock total $3484 Michigan Sewing Cen- Manley Leach 10 Bagley | \ leek Aiieka Roceens (1) Se Petty SE ,feoreet E Pie)| soincte Exc. cond. 41 Me! AVAILABLE | and tile, galvanized copper, black) ter FR 23337 GUNS—MODERN OR ANTIQUE | |18 FT ARISTOCRAT MARK 55 able lease. If you are con- : __nominee WYMAN'S ipe “ann fittings, Lowe Bros.| SUMP PUMPS REPAIRED AND Buy-sell-repair and scope mount. | | engine $650 O 3-6722 sidering the tavern business QUICK $25- $500 LOANS! a eae aint a ap Kemtone sold macinie motors repaired | tng Burr-hel] 375 8 Telegraph | B10 DISCOUNT ON MERCURY this ber will fill all your re- SEABO. ARD FIN ANCE | A-1 SPECIALS 18 W Pike, EB Z terms FE +1122. 8 SUPPLY: _FE 5-068 LADY 8 ICE SKATES, SIZE 3 1958 motors Mark 10. 28 & S5F, quirements 1185 N. PERRY ST 25 CHOICE SELECTIONS TRADE : OAB R RANGE FOR ELEC | CAPEER | PO avs FE +5631 a Canadian Fiver, Worn 3 times | Auction Sales Gee few good used motors er : unto Elec- EMOVED. SITES CPFCIALS 0 MI 6-689! — ark 30 $350 Mark BSE witn HOBBY SHOP ‘EASY PARKING ee ee tabie model, $308 trie Co foe 'W Haron” | “eleared pontiac rest Box 7 Fin” oF taby*RmbEIt! | egy Dixie Hil Seata Aayccry fine for 6. S | 1 ees ( x1 1 Vav ar line or ‘88 weiseetndand unites | WHEN YOU NEED Ai 5 unit Saves Misr, thet woe Bree | BIRCH PLYWOOD | fit ogi TT | Drayton Plans (StF OREYSE GEN a sronts Se AS Elizabeth Lk. Rd. FE 44045. Huron Burm _ 00D TWO SIDES oe aan Jrayton © iain: “CENT® ae es oe enuibe We ae ie $: help you. | Open # to # ___ | st D1 7. REBUILT é CURRAN | eisters x8 — c 1395 ea | Hunting Accommo. 65A Pyery Friday 7pm | adie) Bois Be “Holy. MElrose building. Clo: A BUY—OLYMPIC AM, FM AND Ober TV Union Lake Store, | ‘e ASH and CARRY cMISHEN! , 2 Se center Weil mort checning. s r AT E F IN: ANC E CO. short wave radio, FE nica Village EMpire 23-6511 | CASH WAY im13 W pine ieiving 1c No of | FOR SALF COUNTRY SCHOO! Fiver yy Saturday Ago 410 m. ! yet chose oor Easy terms to right party FE 4-1574 _88738 | USED IRONRITE TRONER. GOOD : ; In? w pine strioping Sc lin fe | Pouce tm Tawe City Micy Fur Every Sunday 2 p.m.) TROJAN cea Waretie cant eeveuin MICHIGAN BUS NESS | top Pontiac State Bank Bldg ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT cond MA 66822 | LUMBER PRICES 1x} © pine stripping Je lin ft, Bished for hunting comp Lights | °°") & Y «c--© F NEW & USED BOAT TRAILERS SALES CORP | ROUND AT ae SALES me Used Trade- In Pave | ax4a7 EL W Fir 6c Ea fang Li ee ee OR 3 5830 | Buv and Sell Daily |g CRUISE OUT Roar #8ALE Boat nd arger ami Shed : aa id J a JR ORAT ION) Mort age Loans 54 A little out of the way but a lot gofs 995, 16x48 32 ft bdi. lath s 95) meat w > ine, asebra fe te + f i ORlando 4) 2/ 17 | er plbhsedd a it ence OF s wane we eee eee eleanor | ener ae Vanity a ovaxe $26.50 uate tr pyscoe or mere) ge | ee pine. easing tin ft. Bait, Minnows, Etc. 658 DOOR PRIZES SAT & SUN 4 FE 84402 aoa Open daily 06 rE 083: a P ances of all kinds & D.' 5 pc breakfast set. . $20.50 | , ig 15 tbe felt 432 1 3 OP — = — ARK A oun ROwT DOOR MORTGAGES ED ae trade dept for bo ee ce ; : $28 50 Fiber i "cates eee ks Spd Many OY eno ne part @ TACKLE — Open 7 dave) oa QF Conse MExte | one TeRy,, t fal, FHA & . | Dresser, chest & be HoHO SALE am 1pm Clore Sun (om So nea , * NODA ESTATE SEN VICR gTE. Gyttrelnh RNa es Swe wh Mae Tee atten tie agent BER Grae rae ge | at Bitnate taseaer " SORKT, CANT ayibhAing EOE| MERCURE “QUEnOAi ing- center tn per cent of value, Detroit & sub-) “and se cronad 3 caren of Ines | Abt. siectrie range Door easing C.W.P. ft... 8 a t 0 | 0s SAILPISH-SUNFISH KITS farther tafor, en oar | urbs. Pontiac, Milford, Novi & a parking. Prone L ei . CWPR. ft 3 8 eT “Sand, “Gravel & Dirt 66 sianers may remove eran A aes wala Evenings after pm can Mates eres ones hpi re i eye wto 8 muro |_T M Lee ECONOMY. Stanley 7 TOP SOIL. SAND. GRAVFI Rochester, Michigan A ile OPEN Sts NDAY rE 3412 co “ A : eee — ey ht for cash. v at | 361 8.8 FE 2-0151 } *s : LUMBER CO. fll &® back ¢irt B orieg «© TOP LINE OF FARM EQUIP a OPPORTUNITY FOR EXCELLENT cough MAROTTA & ABSOC. | «miles ¥ Ponting or 3 mile | oe er ep ae tins OP, Uae GF UaED ha. Aluminum Windows PD Baek et Be erie i een Sat Jae, 8 = 18.98 pm ‘| FIBERGLAS MATERIAL TO COv- nm bus MA \ Ra. MSo dio-pho ation : ageerty Awy ry ake | 3 . Moline Unt-Farmor with 5 units. | t 3bay service station on +2406 ph mbination, $34.95. 196 Meggerty Rey Walled tate! crop ani, CRUSHED BTONE a tor task niniwien and wines Teoa na Mortgage? BRAND NEW WHITE EiECTRIC Neste a rigerator hed ] ‘ Between) W Meri acd Pomise’ || deoc gravel fill {gis Conklt hoist & follies pius 2 tractors) | Siaes for post windsnickis, ard ackground, Terms available. Call W ant A Good | i lortgage: 3 Radio & Apgusaces 422 W. Hu- urmeister S me ‘ 3 me = end metching equipment for jarge | S'dows. plastic = suppites Fi ber- Drayton Plains OR 3-477. _ Tf your home needs an tmprove- | erage ding “eh ised] a aE Phone MArket +1084 : O12 or PE 20872; farm blacksmith shop, beef cat | fiass panels made to order Pia POTENTIAL MEDICAL BLDG. ment. and your debts consolldat:| Center, aa aia | VACUUM CLEANERS. BROGHES. NORTHERN LUMBER /#€trixo OUR COMPLETE STOCK CRURHED STONE AND GRAV te equipment & feed Dr Drew | oo Uonn fom posed Net See i233 foot corner on West Huron, ed, call or see us at once BRAND NEW SOFA BEDS. 083. bags. Murray s 05¢ Myrtle of hardware and lumber ftems | ©). Far Howard EM 3-051 yer Proprietor $327 W Reid Fa | peci a Vue aie janes Tin roomy home, proteniiei Sait ais per cent inierect. | Bitiaway, bed complete, 0 o_| WHEAT, MAHOGANY, DINING GET | 7040, Cooly, ete ru sain! Ai thy Pagans 038 Bore Late “Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 FN 4, tae sam sees 9 4 ORME L, i f In- | e { pi 2 enero = : ~ etera!l einfo 2] t Hospital, “stoke oii % ee bee. FE_ 68-6580 2 Ww Huron | Let choy Se AMT 9 Gal cabinets 2 mahogany dropleaf ta- | Bundays, 19 @ to ” ca a | SOLID pee ale DOUBLE BED 1 ee - «s wot Mile Re at Tenn A ag will bendle. Bar- | ton tnatiressce. $1266. (Pearscns| bite with ds, porch glider. | Deliveries “availabe. COMPLETE $25 miner pig a oe Ai) For Sale Housetrailers 78 TT 3444 Pp " tM. R FE | Furniture 4: Orehard Lake Ave. | Prsdalre copes €r7er sek, See | Seer AND PORK — HALF any | CHTED® BRAND NEW ROCKING | CO ALKINDLINO & ALi URS : — ~ JOHNSON “MOT ORS” u Jones. eal Est. | Swaps. 55 seat THE HIGH COST OF Liv-| fires mise hems FE ¢Oe7e |; _quarers Opdyke Mkt FE 5-741) parm oF BOYS ICE SKATES OF FIREPLACE k FURNACE -s@ RICAR 28 FT. 61.0000 UL) dtarcran ‘ aie Fr 832 W. Hur RPP APPA PLL LL LLP AA LALO ing with freezers — | DUOTHERM SPACE HEATFR SIZE 00 | WOOD SPEEDWAY FUEL Ol! 27138 Rarcraf boat aand Gator trail iers E_ 4.8850 — FE 81715. OA 8.3653 20 cu ft chest freezer only $ ee lg Ae with biower, $20 Call UL 2-1826. a0 OAKLAND FUFL & PAINT 06 55-59 FT aia piceowew | Oe ne Somer ~ mae 4 : ‘ e 2 ennson rent 6 ROOMS 16 cu. ft upright freeser only $280) ANG? washer Reftig FE 82610 | ELECTRIC SWART POLL Down | CALL PE 4900 ANY ITE a a a ee $199 OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES cu refrigerator only $17! j— sien — i fixtures newest exciting modern| Db & H BARD Coal BOR HUT! "HINSON 396 Orchard Lake Ave FE 23-8079 | aute, defrost. : YEAR END SPECIALS Hight fixtures Idea! lamp for stu- | | Stowe and Chestnut sites FRAN ? u “ : : | FZ terms, Samuel's, MA 5-6011. : - SALE LP IT 18 A NAME BRAND, WH F-Z terms, Samuel's, MA $6011./ 9x12 Felt Base Rugs dents $12 86. Value $6.85 Michigan | 1 CI8 COAL & OL, 3722 Orchard MOBILE HOME SALES i ll a ‘BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON eg eee 2 for onty 683| Fluorescent 363 Orchard Lake axe, sxt0, qr ' Lake Rd PE 32-8282 «201 Dinie Hwy OR 3.4202 pare it Fiberg! las woes and - “BIRD” TO SEE TO TAI. PRIC ie aide Eften & ofa a te ale Ox12 F e It Base Rugs } Ave. = ee i G00n DRY, §! ARWOOD 2? CORDS Open , days = ee — pay Paterung boat trailers. Use : oe w ean you bear it? sarsoe ; SC WATER HEATER. 82 Oat ' | for $19 delivered. FE 46588 108) RICHARDSON 34 lo . } ~ Sisnes AND BLINDS' pedi about 900 down ~— 42 Orchard Lake Ave ‘Reg $495—buy 2 for only $0.95, ie a shaiow — amp C HU RCH s ixc, < : - i a bedroom Very good condition Ha ta ove * a W & Plus paints and wallpapers ere May be a ueet cst, house- | CHROME Gece pear an S| _Syers, 141 W Huron. FE 4-3064 with supply tank al: a U L 24000 : aw dust “ wound Bark Inge re Uist a Motore Area arrington oat OTKSs sold t Ls i trailer. lot or HAT HAVE semble these yourself an “> 7. OO Y STEK!. DRIVEWAY CULVERT Exe mulch of lHvestock hedding | Route No | y ca | “Your Evinrude dealer” tad gaccleet wevutiiens) con: trelier. Wot or WAT ae Ayor, four chaire and table 800 98 value. | Television & Radios 578 Fee rE eee “igighal) 12" Corrugaten pi $255 ft | Delivered approx 10 vd loacs 1899 8 Telegraph FE 2.0033 tracts $120 per mo. reat — best part down payment $3995 These are new 1958 de- |) —~ 5.1501. CEMENT COLORS — 12 SHADES) $19 per yd within 14 miles 'SS SPARTAN | WTD BOAT TRATIER FOR 12 locations! Only $2009 dn plus signs, famous makes, formic® i goa PORTABLE 1 YR OLD. #7 PLASTER COLORS — If SHADES Hocheste:, OL 1-811 Se ee ut “or Us ft boat PE ¢838¢ stock wr Bur sha Latabta Ne i eps Fopaias cae Sette | Sis down lor a betgain fcr cash) FU bal rae Seo GAS & Pago tld colons — § SHADES SHOP LOADS 9618 a LOAD IN ; se phd el = - "Fie la «cyt ‘ ASK FOR | these terrific values MichigaM Beers Appiiances 816) Com- — 2 i e Lining $123 Ea. city limits, OR 14022 — y trie rgias ; vi a7 a . ' e. : ‘Brick Mortar dp NLA ah nesnec C BL EN T CONDITION. REALTOR PARTRIDGE | Piegreseens. 293 Orchard LE. AYe. merce Rd VARM-FRESH MEAT | Brit 8125 9k Woop FIREPLACE # PORN a call. ; ; — Ore ee 8 x8" Cleanout doore $17? Ea TEPLACE & FURNACE LIKE NEW $2595 ,Ask fo 7 par? f : \ (21 IN BLOND CONSOLE LIKE feet Rose: 48c ib Inet Birch Oak Maple & Kindling Keith Bridge—FPE 7-7117 oF BOATS COVERED ‘a MIDGE sae Syo00 w HURON Bateman | CORNER ve HOLLYWOOD “pew 363. W _troquois “Park Rost 3c Ib | Senkoe disce Borer, gn cote) VE dene OR 33288 ‘ | tacer Bodies “WI types fbergies | — = = ~~ | Pork Chops 69 |b BI AYLOCER > Tees Janes ' = Lk bs 8 MKC aaa OR FoR Ea Gavenport ae #0 WARER | Watér Softeners 57C Bork Sausage 2 be 61 '1_Orcharé x chat a sob ie, Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 = oeed Sala y 1488 a OR 33137 or FE ¢5198 0 k am psen sectiona: $l Retrig 640 Sewing cOladan or HOF Wa ddd I oo ribs ase. 6 SKEE BALL MACHINE GeRLand SARS ea vicn TRL: eS Transportation Offered 87 p.m machine #) Apt @anx stove §30. ‘ L a TER para «& ibs . t _ Fr +2 —CCCi‘(® ~ . : : zs STANDARD “Of CO HAS SEV FE 4.0828) Prictesr Ure TE ees & “er in Hot dogs sc TYPEWRITER - UnbERWOoD UES _trmotal_PE 82775 Pontiac Chief & Detroiter cars ror PHILADELPHIA AND eral stations for jease in the Pon-' REALTORS oS _FE 4-768). | on Fresh side Pert we ib $25 — Remington, 890 Used mim. | Stark Pros. Nursery | Complete seiecon Of 8 & 10 Pittspurgh Gas sliewance ‘9 tiae area. ancial assistance 977 @ Telegraph Eves & Sun, CRIB WIT MATTRESS |) FULLY AUTOMATIC | Presh hams . _fograph, $50. 8.4480 Representative | wides Also a large selection of Hartford, Conn. FE 23215 and training program is avail. "oo —iocg BUDDY T TRAILER 3 Single bed Springs and mattress Os ESA OPDY ta MARKET Tie SALVATION AR ARMY Landecening Ornamentals | iste model trade-ins We top them Fi Y GENGINE AIRLINER TO ole ca MT GS311, 8 a.m, to) 1000 tront Kitchen A} OR_ 3-292 $79.95 “ Corker Walton & oa ED SHIELD Fruit and Nat Trees | all on trade-in allowance — @t " Cantornia, $80. Mawati, $99 10. 128 tion, Smal} down payment or are AVENPORT. 3 CHAIRS. HALT Full Price re Every to sone on ag needs EM 33125 after 4 PM B bH { hi | _ Ferry ry Service, Inc OR 3.1254. trade for It, ent and ete, ble and mirror. marble top cof = = : sar) WEST Tow tances =| For Evening Appointment O ulc iInson SHARY EXPENSES iy 8 & Mo. SUNOCO | sist Steamers. | sheet Meee tine aat_eseie “88 Cooley Sah Water Co. LAWRENCE |For Sale Pets 69 | _Priday_eve_VE_¢-tme * rector ce ee ‘eaual value BiNING M surre MAnOGANY Pre a | All styles colors, terrific fe taives | a ee | Mobile Homes | ao ther wey. an SERVICE STATION Cal ener 3, FE 2108. . res | on on 10 are trom &i7' sah meee ee pare vebeerey pee reesn aie | Wa : ted Used Ca 88 ae ne ¢ in th. pups. coamp. sper. teas, MA . | an rs ti orp. & § cash tr gon a8 s | BLOX “ADMIRAL ELECTRIC F mM PA, =Pry tubs and vetories Michigan | _ #2650 S ALES | Riese So an FOR RENT ae god shape & cee, Pra P automatic Two rears oi@.| oF Sale liscel laneous 60 E mocwee te Ccceers) (Leer oa MINTATORE wr ese | 0 Dixie Highway by RD OR 2-6224 24 evenings. | f ups empion # t | Miizabeth Lake Re Frccing Tah Res machine, Wil DINING ROOM SET ¢ CHAIRA. = OALVANIEED ‘ 1m TALBOTT LUMBER Dee cede § ee CHAMP ‘open? nays a week A 1 ENTI N! ig sell_car_ for. .. uffet, table Reas 1 6-273 ipe , Abate doots and windo word | e. urtiae ATRSTREA T aterford Tro tia or DISCOUNT SALE ON ALL ELEC. Ce ee Te a see | GARAGE HAND of aium'dum Giese © cout GANARIES MONKEY ail PET ‘} ae ee | RAVE A Mogers Bday. building hh com. whet neve you F WP e 9-4642. built ag ov ns end burners As | ae -4 per length Pm, in soli | _teols, bampt tools, FE 83044. sash 1025 Onkiand Ave FE Shop, $4 Williams Bt PE +6433 7 ooop Potean CAR TO SELL facilities and wel stab- CASH FOR $e TAPE _'0F of $219 complete MA 50011 | $4.98 per iength Thom — COCKER Puppies. AKC PET a & ‘¢monstration ay Warner Tre SEE US FIRST! Raed business ava’ for & recorders & radio-ph chs ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER MM, “+ mile wem of Alrpor age oors ba Gane te TANK. 3 = oat _show stock s FE 274%. rr Bales Ruron Pian tor) re i o iSTRECTIC | a ome te joir one of Wally Byam's to i | Ww 2 good condition i 1 CONSTR ON SP“ CE HEA i CERCA as, “S608 BREEDING — oxciting caravans: WE MUST only Complete 4 wom t ; MASON. range $19.95 er, 100,000 BTUs per Sour. nreriy STEFL OVERREAD Teer 5 HEA / 25 1% Merton > * —— rene Refrigerator $29 06.| new 1864 .Cidding’ recwsr wereee see 8 anderd “A TING | HAVE CLEAN ARS atuistacze. te" Peg ite Me comp, traiie:, tor a op up OO oe eer ee Lieu $35 | ere ‘purrtia POR paMLy “AED Ss C Gas range $0.98 PEL OL TaNEa | g_bltes, S$ sus rseawas closet are EQUIPMENT pete 68 & 810 OA 8308 SAVE ENERGY, U E All Mak All’ Mod. ‘RAEBURN ERURN Sean JERSE a Sar evectaic | dition. il deve, Pe | ee outs wines 7s mean | Sho“ Paace x0 6O80" OME WERE PAYINO a r home, excellent condition, off heat i | See outsi window iets Blowers mall, femal { nm: ' raat wcsmiesnas St fat eau rma geries | rita Sow |GET IT QUICK, Sire gentaemen BeBe ag oy waraee | ct ane Coma Bee ggee WANT ADS! To find a TOP S$ DOLLAR : i d mer lawn be ‘Com rt aha: = CPRIORT FAMCTS ‘through Classified Ads!) $40 or ceil for free exumetes: | Cen arrange mstallation end bAemennehed ioh,{ place to liv . +O wane eer PE 3ame Ofer 8 nde Beratehed oug assthe 5! Spee Ml 3 pm. move on Bataresy,| nencing Free To Gout Rome FEMALE | piace to live ‘or a UN OIL CO. rk tee aman, Pome anders le Ee ec No| Yes, whatever it is—dial| BERRY DOOR SALES | | ELBLING Ba a liad = ay -E- an) ate re PE 2-818] for an ad-, ms Fastest PE 2-0002 728 Porke Wt | waka YEAR i good a car, see Classi- i 3 oct een | } 28 with drewer, $15.00. 4 ‘ne ee ieee I chad ‘ ng Aco lia econ = ‘ ‘ ss ‘ Fe i ' . li, oP) ad . a Ze... a1 =| / ,UARY Cars ; : | AY, JANU = Fer Sole Core A BIR , a “ | THURSD eae an aay rie aenee Sree - “ td | E a | ; 1 eniitain! =i eo “ A A am ev the © d | : \'0 TIAC PRESS. 91 SE aE OS __ OF ——. pes pa edd St wac. | that eceriute ' 50 Po TH W N is ote UTZ ood a t ale Cars ~ TC, dition of th 6 PLY ir- so g We ars ‘HE PO For Sale e baby blue 196 a aid lling time. edye 7 or steer- baby dope bo ars - e se 1 d us | : ~ I ae TOM PICK- > jalendl ontotaih eared MOTORS, 912 8. Wood d cars vod old sprit cond ione re at al ae ROLET ‘5. secre 4S . Montetair shee abe ppeiceeager a eben gid NTTAC | Our use was — t our rec r prices ve! Open. ; * HEV geacet ve. te aanoman tras aN 2 ae™ | it 1a ou s€ : oe : up. Good cond Convertible. V8 ae 2-9131 35 A Dr. Sedan ' think 3 the fact oage and onF come a * . * - o y = ¥ sai} ‘ s 7 OF HAM 1 eeu eS and wes new —— - $%8 Starchie Sastre Sales | this far above a. take our 395 s . suesie: Rede as are- aE 8. Sagi fee nao) rs Pu on ORION | are Don’ $2 : SLICE heater .. 4 es saneesarenes ered Johns LAKE fair. ater, . ae as oS heater. ‘50 pe tae! Russ 4 DR. times or la ; vdra- . six Sale Cars ae aes no ceeeec. | He of door te cass gon iste | wy sine cies pee extras. til 9 p.m. IAC . rr vrexes masta, Vc = ____ For mae Sesenere Custom- . rontiac good Buie ell PO Power : N Lek ‘ RT ! ~ = ,. VB. 998 | +50 P other diliae, ae as | iad sl Lael EIGER P weeno 90 t FO 88! ee cond. a4 S wae oe Plent: As‘Ca Ford ade up Ht. Hy FE 2 OR G ualung | 95 ith power while 17 Cars” oe 4 dr. ps heatér, Zz. mod. Chrysier cat or _Clean TIAC for aq rehief wit heater. sa ee hoae VERTIBL ne tieee fed) pot hace R_ 3-65 Buperchief wi cet : ed U AND. line. CON buy your CARS r= r will bor. O EAS matic. £ mar cee wer Want NE "| OUTH dio a. $1645 pe ee sue counte ter la ce R cae ce tha 5 0% ing power if rm arpen NTLA car 56 + steer wh 0 sao days PLYM mee. Beco ‘ onoM bu GON. or ¢ 1 PO IH . wer ater, one 3 MUCH AS #30, FOR JU LS 1987 Autom ote t EC NWA Y) oF 5 Foren he new 5 UCH FE IA i vs. ; dr. Cat. ATIO MONE ARP : dtop speak ma Sh ee S SPEC ater . be Bon R ee NO 7.24) 4H i herdtop it fro heap 3) ee he hief windo’ == Y of § FE ti | l fordor har Tatele $ eves. FOR CAR es VINTER eee eisteetag (Peer sine | tae AB Soume payments urea! | Hardenbu g, pane ee wid! you cant . | CASH ; MOTOR SAI ir] x 3 thes ery ing a ine ee steerin adio & og Peon a bearer M roid Turne 107Fr USED CA $1498 Goce 28, radi Folks. jo 6 6 radio. C UR i vrole rage matic. Bey Suc all aioe TEED fom .... $395 li tire es atic. : ENB 1 Che e ave Hydra. dr ra- no C 4-7500 RAN To, fo: 5 wa dram 4. : me Ek, = | 195 abor Ato er... eo me a wne-| GUA wa. kh $895 ba bwhite fins t = H > heater nore own ayne $7 ae STA te- ord R. agon dr. rr 7398 brakes white ‘ Cass a CAS EL ion rlerdan me tet Bise : SUPER Whi "ST Fi tiac W line 2 FE 5- wer MOD: it t 2400 verage Con. Chevro eat- Fo’ LER R&H. 159 aft- ‘93 Pon! Custom PIKE DRA. | 5 ardtop, po Uh nd Ce pane RS les | Nace ee ae | tos) & hea Be & bese RAMB ee ee i ‘58 Ford ASS & N. HY nN. sil I acho Ope S40 POR SED CA r Sa hee 6 be to. | dio eee oy edna “owner. SORNER LY NO MO Al costar Gouin T —- wer Moto D. heater, re alet. 2 was Pvt. o col NTIAC TELY ante ol) ater, ; L and po es i LV p nove 498 | 1956 Cheyr n. alls. PO LU Vest Srpealiar be sion all $] unity EAST B ditio yp sedan - 1956 owner. gr. sedan.) © 3 pm. 1963 aH retpcarip cider ee ee Communi AT 4539 PICK ete nA er. 1 eee Suck, Ra bd & C WN Credit d' Ture eur © a 58 Ford | o and to an Delw: Pac 905 R = a DO Call rol ; anda heate aveces WTD. gs Ford i ragig and ae ae Bee me LER al E mo 1500. Ha 9 te ecene rs CARS , matic r Je id 956 Chev ee: cen er ane MB si al on $4.65 | MI 4 TDR. rtible w ine, rad USED Sa CHEV ra tudor, beer pone’ pen eeut S RA} Bere ee eh CHIEP in| baad! dr g rede ee 51 NK & e FE 56 il) 56 Ford owe . Vv he: RS, a be used Ford. PER equip. u Seek. a wi : in p_ service WA . nan . : Lee! on rae a : dio & i IGHT MYT ous mbit or good AG ST SOPER atl 3-1308 K . ‘ weering AR S442T 19 hig H ntiac’’ 28 Be Ram gan: AT PONTI one: 1675 AC, pow wall PvT P pond Cash FE. eae hee for HOMER H from POA 38 new Stee can SE een tondition: a aa camel 7 : bardtoo. apie r a is 1958 ater owbe! i ood Ez it 19 “Racer ea . _Good_con: mber ey 4 feta. Misigan T Rui, NEEDS “WE BELIEVE EM_3-4156 esa aes Hew FE _€t6!. tnd seats, Radio, b brakes ~~ oiet 710 Oxto NVER i Y or Hydra cesso | nd se oo Sa | Bg “hexvrae sa co 3-628. RANCH. AN 65 Hy Il ac a ring @ dw em yeu } Yeas Se = at gies “ody. work. OR _ ul 2 M 3-41 E Yon, & ECIAL i It } er steering Ge YORE eeu) a os body wi DEL re = O CS SPE B D Power EVERY LAR CARS gees FORD R&H. SAS at “ODAY ns Q berdoe he ] 5 Luow Tor USED CALL pacer Sy | iss7 eee hte car W Spot” TOD: ee AC | es art foes this one SN aD UPS OR am : ( he ve | lone nigresn: nihs use 7. “Bright § 5 : 53 PONTIAC dS ee t miss vO FOR Pic ERTINE | Ns © i Halen 6 months to a NE CARS 488 53 PO? PU ira. ; iotan h. Don’ a: tic A eA aN LLIB OR J- S o! — t Mis ug $1386. 30 mo e 80 FI L 1 FE 8-648 2; AN 8 D er Hy a; inis EI * utoma Red an Oe LE TLEY QS td ee renty, ' tee ee Ae R & H io cad boat Ha tes HAR pee ; ‘ 5 a) & OPE. at ee ane io an \aeeAn ah - K Lot ey 2 ~ SO Ed 1e Sone eS IRDER $125 Rad ae eer hie = St | Orchard Lak cYl cond. atic 325 A stays Son : @ 35 _ “22 “ORD 22879 lorena DS. 6 ood — es $ ROM oe eee it I dixie O . ae oe ; ! FO 2B as vaca, Nery & oO eAHKiING E F avon Cerne ete : ] = PwaG } te | 104 Ve $- KLI HOOS Cus ra Perte Sarhaba _ WAG. a Ro ; 4ydra FE PAR is Toc tien ish. ec Ha 1X ae nou Mi tee , a = STATION of to) bs . EGO HARBO HOI IDAY Fie 5 vee 1986 SP. walls 28 | 3 ( : white’ fint WA ashers ‘nosto4 __ Drayton tor Sales Ciena Gaunt tock No sete b Q. xf ER-HOL. S oreo aah Meet ae ocaie:| SPE | OLK indshield mae econ ~ 56 0 orc i § = S See M&M D : lo mosel § a ee Ongne: Our sto it Freesat AF Tee [AES $1695 ayers ae rite | BILL BLER” 57 V heater, | winds 495 . OR eee aug | wy ipieadiaas Saas Lie OL de Ho is id | cE radio lea $ 7 on ic Hey. R CLEA id cues feces - ey, t pi Sevcccsans Ford mike Gea ee $1396 | pate unaee “Can ft | *R: a SERVI ih spect Black with white Fo ixie OR . tn Ch = ” "$8 Ford. like ne $ m e mi arp ol ed 8 —S8ALE 3 PON- blac ar. . rakes 2527 Di $888 F URUR s a A ee dra | to th eee ae 12 INAW a little ¢ Q © wer c ‘OP CASH ore A os \ rt rd Ave dollars’ _— Te trl 8 Hy ur alls Sure MOTORS 8, SAG AL, 7 i ing. po TOP - up RS : CAR: © Wood wa 1 ¢-3733 silver ——— bird 4 Dr. Baby suit yo 1.300 is HUTZ M W- | 911 C3 | SPECIAL, body, Say | I r rod Fake ) or Y CA JUNE ; ai MM Hlects 9] ''*56 Olds c A ars to tf e sc ham fr. PULL POW HANI exce slips. powe white ? INOMY _ OR + ’ n co - : Sadilia ther © ted nanc rd, B FU MEC 2 dr, ission rn and ECONO cE F 48718 he Captai Cars ~—— EG cy) accep ward, HT tlac, ransm ce. r ha ellow . PRI FE 44 ne Ha vg hor . H “The Ci ——— S le re | tracts RS Wood w| 3 DR HY- ine, . finan r 4doo res, ¥ TOP i] i “2DR Rh : For a Pe te cr on DCA 3 OLDS se en can a eyed pope white - HIG t jou. CHEVY ee ' va } Estate USE 2131 | 53 FE 8-95 BILE SEDAN ) tee white ater, y 5 = bo sl . E 4 er BIL LUTE pa he ; ~~ THE ly intere } SEE MY ; ONS = 91 —— FORD N OMY inaw F LDSM ABSO’ sume it ay ie | ER ea ® one 5 te what mt "31, 9 ing MONEY | ‘ retin at on Sale Cara _ REL OSSESSION ool ECONO} off Sag ary AA “Eee Cx E FORD Fr 27-2520 56 M “ish Mercomatic 2 own $139 Old tn UE ts \ 0) MM geeo ‘cds. Pe or : Pa engine. 22 sE: ON ‘I t pineal ] har tt be pore reo ntation use to 8 ol Cee Soe fie I rice fect and DR. M of $ ks a AIN | He Baad ir rep rade bie ee Che oh > mn ie . full p Per Radio ‘ RD -2 ON ments Par rd. RBOR IEPT R Victo “L . na ter nie 080 1 Veawe Yon PA gy “Bigs Bes on 10) ime-—-Place on ee Greet Lakes 1939 FOR! 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