al come 
$69,777 contingency fund, with ars with the Sonne Foes 
232| the county hoping to get half this |. ae ing on the river at 7 p.m. Harvey J. Segnitz, 4%, of Office. n-| Silecation back from insurance . yesterday bara m, Wales Lake, in| SSvments aad aunts er in Pact ~.* -* 3 oe 
volved in a headon collision! oiate. see ge Miller’s appointment will be- . playmate, Raymond Cagle 
vainhey ok denier Gesal Hood The committee called for a reer elective F¥e. vas a 7 ae ee <i Gene an pH geod re of the Center Line Police +. gazes at the hol ‘hile sledding Giinton wre oe ee pital. port in 90 days to see how these ke Meme ry > 4 as as ten. Sov eves Ge “Sesto Goweld’ Solna ao ae on ye tone ie eae & ox river together when the ice 
Segnitz was admitted to the hos-/ NEEDS BOARD OK ee ee ; Shelby Township police and fire- pital after the smashup with rib] ay. anc | Syria-Egypt Unity oe See. te See ees men, Macomb County sheriff's dep- |, injuries, a broken ie Wear ot Sonervh a aaeartiones wy St, ew Mack Und Fir TV C: uties and emergency crews from outs. At the time his W@Sinext meeting. Approval is almost} AMMAN, Jordan @®—Iraq and ae pe ee Cee, OS ac nder re in ase Romeo and Roseville searched last listed as “fair,” certain because of the seed “arn Prior to that time Miller was night until 1:30 a.m. urgent Jordan joined today in the “Arab, °°”! He was placed on the critical jfor the money, officials say. deration’’ ttihad chief investigator for the Oakland Then they stretched a wire fence 
list . and re- sh od body al Arabl’County Prosecutor's office for five darris to ay ort across the 18-foot river at the Au- Sesiand tr Seiad een tame Members approved sending |_orociaimed shortly after sunrise years. He started this position in burn road bridge to catch the body his death Inst aight, Oy a cotty doctor, te St, decepa ("the Mosler holy day. Their|July of 1951. if it moved dow 
The accident, which occurred in Mereywood Hospital im Amn Ar- |""E0" soe tetted ‘Arab Republic ) ) tas Ution Boks tic Chub (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Begee heavy fog, took the life of a West . Syria and in rove Oo : em er as See pin taped ———_— Se ike Gy s . : x * - to a 
sland Dora Charney, 4, Navy Contracts 1 Faisal I! of | WASHINGTON @— Rep. Harrisjon the charges made by the Mack described the money at [vere ttle Geral fl Highway who wus diving f 3 A-Sub n of Jordan (D-Ark) today promised full’ co-\gfoup’s ousted counsel Bernard] loans. A ee fo ae eee 
Toll ei ett ior. or uds “ee operation with an FBI prube of} "vert Stacks couhd not: be reached: torhRtt fated © tnd Ge’ bay'e boty. * . R a 
to Fire Missile (Related Story Page 19) Commminsioner ‘Richard. A. Mack! sald Mack hes ecknowiedged se: |"'A few hours after the hearing (2, St%et. north of Auburn and Judith SEE ge received “thousands of dollars’) cepting several thousand dollars |Atty. Gen. Rogers ordered the} Gerald's parents are Mr. and wey auto, : WASHINGTON a — The Navy from an attorney if a Miami tele-| from a lawyer Schiwarts said was |FBI to make a “complete inves- ot 5666 Park- 
today awardeg contracts for |dynasty — agreed to merge’ thei whether teny active in getting a television li- |tigation.”* a Se Se ee Seen sate ae ; : Harris said that the investigat-| cense for a firm rated by an Mrs. ‘Thacker said Gerald left ! rons lo re Fla sade fem to i foreign ‘atiairs, They Se subcommittee he heads willl FCC examiner 9p the least qual- (“Cinna To RETURN ised thin Wen ating : ' _ | Sie Tee will be bt Qty retain separate Jocal govett- call. Mack to testify “very soon"'| ified of four applicants. Hoe sald Schwartz has agreed to: ret | trie Boat Division at Groton, | ments and their Monday for further ta pn aca a i | Conn., and « third at the Mare [but Faisal was named information he says he has « home by 7:2) p.m., she pes ee Hers] Mian CHR Revel etpyard. State. ; : : F] id M Cc other FCC commissioners and|*® 
; s * * ee Sherman Adams, President Eisen- 
ira age eal to tei | ae eon asa ate Financial Situation iy or "1 Mercury iT 3 id Mri ty ne on Stranger Found Lake. He was former chief of the) completed by Electric Boat, |on paper will reduce Egypt and|- Wal OO £ QT committee night in a dis- Longe Rag + Aho an division of General, Dynamiles '|s\,/2 "to. provinces of one 2 Saeeipangaaet ala Pry a “ o pate over the contact of its pobe| ASIEE J in Home; Ss L Sree 3 Corp, ss. Me government to be run = 
Commerce ‘Township G ators. | ae Seuweties of Sheer (by Egyptian President Nasser.|political hot potato this year —| = MIAMT, Fis. ) — Florida's mercury Iiched UWA aie iss ccna frome eats Watchdog Dozes He was a resident of the Walled| pects rage Fon ae NP ceca Oe quite wothine ede a aia ees tant the season's fourth hard freeze and a record] committee files canceled checks | Pontiac Township family Lake area for 24 years. His body! the time whem the ballistic mis- nan Syria and Eyypt, pes : ining ee, when snowfall at the capital city, Tallahassee. totaling ringed a Soe awoke early this morning to 
neral Home wil 11am. Monday. eae caaaticn, 02 Teed MF |Nasser the problem ot +s nenint dimer a his tehait |. . Slightly higher temperatures were forecast for to-| man a’ wniteelde of Mins! atier pista Rope Le * on camrnydlnne off Per ; The dinner will be held at the\@#Y, but the Miami Weather Bureau said no real Mack became an FOC commis-| Mrs. Thelma TerMarsch, of 
__It_has_been estimated the first. ‘Winks oS as iNorthwood Inn in Berkley begin-|Warmup is in sight. sioner. ___...._._._._.| 3080 Catalpa Ct, got up.at-about. 
No Tropicat Climate. poop tiene oe ews Bashayan of Iraq told reporters, |ning at 6:30. Since early January it has been one wave -after Proves e+ counsel said — Pape etsy: Prasad gases a 
bu § ill It’ W ) eengetiog ae aa woo seers net | Ockitnd County Democraticianother, bringing Florida’ lindas eel: that the ecmmissioner| with shoes. off and bis feet t Sill it's Warmer 85 and 90 million dollars, | ural union than Nasser’s United \Commitiee Chairman Carlos Rich-jits worst winter on record. |etables and (citrus as that.of Feb.|said a portion of the loans had| Propped on aregister, A supplemental appropriation | A> Republic.” -  ~ lardson,. of Waterford Township.) north Florida. residents awokel*” . [been forgiven and some repaid in} She called her husband, Larry, ‘Pontiac area residents can’t ex-| bill passed by Congress this year | Leaders of the U.A.R look tojsaid 500 tickets have been sold for| say and found a carpet of| Farmers, however, set out |Cash. ‘ and they. woke the intru‘ler. He 
pect tropical. weather, but the| @#Tes 296 million doliars fer |the Communist world for military,|the dinner. snow spread ‘from the Gulf to| Smudge pots and prepared fires * 8 & onid tie cor-wes Ruck ta a ditch : starting the submarines, The (political and economic aid, Iraq) Hart this week announced he in the hopes they could save the _& few houses away, but he didn’t mercury is thawing out somewhat! yyy hes atked that the Initial land Jordan leok to the W : Jacksonville, A bright sun melted ° |. The checks, Schwartz said, were} know how he got into the Ter- wy : Ser te tee at Ree ee remaining acres of thelr trest- lsubpoenaed from Whiteside, who Rocio agra oegersam | pmb nical ie ped Sele ogrg: mere Potter’s seat in  Con- : : bitten crops. lisp repro tg matey Marsch’s house. ae predicts partly cloudy and contin-| of mine craft. ....... -..} (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) -in. the November election, A record 3 inches fell at. Talla- George Cooper, a big south/ida “ise A& quick ‘investigation found 
~ Wed cold tonight. The low will be ane ee ime SK * ‘Dade County grower, said- vege: a shia he jad entered through the 16 degrees. A few snow flurries . idches, “ tables and tree crops, such as avo- d Whiteside repre- tchen door, nimbly stepping 
Seaee t udar Is Sweet . and SO Are YOU |. so et ptr suns cross lms” snd anges, re| eae fri Tevten | oer Saas — 8 el ate 4 , City near the Gulf in northwest|more vulnerable now because pré-| save ay Chammct so ime | Watchdes asleep om the kitchen ie 2 Florida and to St. Augustine onjvious frosts cost them much of utente. | Saturday's outlook is consider the Atlantic. their protective covering. - ee Serv: | Belle, a twoyearcld” callie able rere ger a: | || Hundreds s Raye accidents| © “Seventy - five per’ cent of the pally? pF sen ownbd ‘subeld: | sind ta & watchdog,’ had -re- snow flurries. 7 |were report motorists, un-icrops are already gone,’’ Cooper tional Airlines. ined asleep through every- near 22. : schooled in. winter driving tactics./said. “The remaining 2% per cent] Denial came quickly from thing. . : 
Continued below normal temper- The Weather Bureau said the will go too unless we can salvage| Whiteside in Miami. Oakland County Sheriff's Depu- atures with occasional snow is pre- current freeze shouldn’t carry the from this latest cold; “Schwartz is a g- d- liar,”| ties called a wrecker for the by wine gato ee onan oe Winiet veel ave Se \ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) “ visitor and sent him on his way.   
  
Guidance Clinic. 
Members also ordered departmental requests for 
additional help, not included in the 1958 budget, 
sereened thoroughly to see if they are emergency 
— this present financial situation keeps up,” de- 
: dict eteeningtiasd? Gupetvigur David Letinnauees are   
rant Health Funds 
ries yesterday » 
jand County’s shrinking pocketbook, but not before 
pulling out $50,000 to care for the mentally ill. 
_ _ At the same time, an economy squeeze forced Ways 
and Means Committee members to reject an extra ap- 
propriation of $20,000 for the Oakland County Child tened the 
  going to end up $1,000,000 in the red at the year’s end.” 
Dies of Injuries 
in Car Accident Walled Lake Resident 
Involved in Fatal Crash| Week Ago 
    
  
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  Robert C. Miller 
* made today by Oakland 
” County Congressman 
William S. Broomfield, two}. ~ 
7 
Named Acting 
ae -City Postmaster | Bloomfield 
Man. Appointed to Post 
by. Broomfield 
Pontiac's new acting stor 
master is Robert C. Miller, 
30, of 194 N. Berkshire Rd., 
Bloomfield Township. 
The announcement was 
days after acting post-| 
master Leslie H. Dean an- 
nounced he was retiring 
following more than 30 Township q > * * * ro 
appeared 
       
  
  
  
  
  
      
          
      
  
  
      
  
         
           
             
   Firemen Locate : 
Lad 150 Feet 
From Hole in ke Gerald Thacker Lost 
Last Night Near Utica; 
Abe geuce: Safe 
  
      
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= To turn off the road or pass an- 
other vehicle, the driver merely 
system. 
steering control. 
“We think of it as the ‘first 
; ‘building block’ in what may be- 
ee er eine, anal toon system 
. The car rolled along the two- [for controlling vehicle spacing, de- Mystery 
a >, ‘| stage and as yet is limited ‘to 
* In Today's Press. 
Meanwhile, he said, RCA had set!” up a test strip. near Lincoin, Neb., 
with the foad equipment for a sig- 
nal 
wided by a] “Our particular system,” he 
  tecting location of cars or giving 
the driver signals for throttle and 
brake control.” 
“Obviously, we can’t predict 
what may evolve from this basic 
steering guidance - technique. But 
it points out the kind of ideas we 
are exploring,” Dr. Hafstad said. 
* * * 
The automatic cuidance system 
has three basic parts: 
a pect a field mc a low 
                  
       
         
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oR 5 |Automatic Steering by Hilary Road Cable | 
Demonstrated. at GM Technical Center - Ae eatbenaticiliy peided automo 
bile cruised along a one-mile check 
road at General Motors Technical 
Center today, steered by an elec- frequency alternating current in 
the cable beneath the highway; 
of tuned pick-up coils on 
the front bumper of the test car 
and straddling the magnetic field; 
An electronic analogue eomputer 
on the instrument panel linked 
with a mechanical system control- 
ling the.car's modified power steer- 
ing unit. 
            
    
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  | ste t Want Veteran’ S Day A 
  
‘ aatea’s newest ‘national hollday—Welesan’s Day— 
seems to have lost its appeal as far as most Pontiac ony 
workers are concerned. 
Members of the Pontiac Municipal Employes Ase. 
sociation have told the City Commission they don’t 
want Veteran’s Day, Nov. ll, as a = bendy 
anymore. . 
They would rather have 
Feb. 22. 
The reason? According off wahinintas birthday, 
to John Waldo, the associa- 
tion’s president, Nov. 11 doesn't seem to carry much 
patriotic meaning anymore. Once if did, as Armistice Day, . 
- the day World War I came to 
“Nowadays, we'd rather 
space our sa holidays bette an end. 
have Feb. 22 off, 80 we can 
r,” said Waldo. 
x * * 
Commissioners hesitated last night ‘ss grant the 
switch. “We might get into trouble with veterans organ!- 
zations,” they pointed out. 
But one old World War I veteran, City Engineer Lewis 
M. Wrenn, told the commission that as an association 
member he voted for the change | so did a lot of other 
veterans,” he said. 
And another World War I man, City Manager 
Walter K. Willman, observed, “Veteran’s Day just 
doesn't mean as much to me as Armistice Day did. 
That was the end of the Big War, but there's been two 
  other big wars since then.” ; 
“employes have seven paid holidays: New Year's, + 
itieerial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Veteran’s Day, Thanks- 
giving and Christmas. That's five holidays from Sept. 1 
to Jan. 1 and only two for the rest of the year. 
It was after the Korean War that President Eiseri- 
hower redesignated Nov. 11 as Veteran’s Day. 
  
Snows Dampen 
‘[ke’s Vacation in 
South Georgia 
Berea tdi nl Ga, —Vaca- 
tioning Eisenhower, 
greeted by ge ‘Gun Georgia 
area’s first ing snow 
  
  
  
  
      
By BE. H. SIMS 
Does the weather ‘bureau in the 
various sections of thé country 
usually predict snowfall © accu- 
rately? 4 
No, one of the toughest predic- 
tions to make, accurately, js con- 
cerned with snowfall. The failure 
which U, 8. weather bureaus seem 
to make most often, (too often) 
concerned with snow, is the same 
they make with hurricanes. 
The weather forecasts trail the 
actual event by six or eight hours, 
and often by twelve or eighteen. 
One: recalls a hurricane’ in 1956 
which was in and around New 
York, while the weather report 
still placed it off North Carolina. 
This winter snow predictions 
have often come after what show 
was to fall had falien. “Yet costed 
er reports would continue to be 
_ made predicting snow, when even 
  an afiateur observer could see the 
sky was clearing and that in the 
west it was.clear—the snow over. 
The remedy is for speedier 
transmission of reports and care- 
ful observation, up-to-the-minute 
visual observations, _not over-reli- 
ance on instruments: 
  Rochester News 
‘Publisher Dies Oliver C. Swords, 62, 
Known Throughout Area 
as News, Civic Leader 
Oliver C. Swords, 62, owner and 
- |died Jast night in St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital, Pontiac. He had been in 
poor health since last Noyember. 
A -4ongtime Oakland County/® 
newspaperman, Mr. Swords was 
instrumental in setting up the city 
form of government in 
He was village president of Berk- 
ley in 1929 and served as secre- 
tary of the Berkley City Charter 
Commission in 1932. 
At that fime he was owner of 
the Berkley Review. He also es- 
tablished the Royal Oak Herald- 
Review and the Trey News. 
" Mr. Swords moved to Rochester! 
in 1934 where he was employed 
by the Rochester Clarion and the 
former Rochester Era. 
He was a member of the Roches- 
ter Chamber of Commerce and St. 
John. Lutheran Quarch in Roches- 
ter. 
+ * *- 
* Surviving are his wife, Helen 
of Pontiac; four sons, K. Oliver, 
Frederick W., Dwight H. and 
James E., all’ of Rochester. 
Service will be conducted af 1:30 
Home, Rochester, with the Rev. 
Walter C. Gerken of St. John Lu 
theran Church officiating. Burial 
will be in Mt. Avon Cemetery. ~ 
Iraq, Jordan Merge 
in ‘Arab Federation’ 
‘Continued fre Page One)   
tary and economic aid. 
MAY QUIT PACT 
Although the new federation ts 
expected to continue the pro-West- 
ern policy which both govern- 
ments have followed individually, 
one of the first results is likely 
to be-tIraq's withdrawal fromthe 
American-backed Baghdad pact. 
This would pave the way for Sau- 
‘di Arabia—which borders the fed- 
‘eration on the south—to join. 
The signing of the federation 
proclamation came after more 
| than seven hours of discussion       | that began last night after a 
The Weather 
Fall U.S, Weather Bureau Report 
AND VICINITY — Partly, 
contin colé with a few 
show Murries tonight, Low tonight 16-20 
c le clondineis with seatte tered snow fi tomorrow: 25-0, 
Gentle te moderate westerly winds. 
encmeiielt   
Today in Pontiac : 
Lowest temperature preceditig ta. mi. 
At @ a.m.: Wind velocity—Calm. Sun sets Friday at Sa 
Sun rises day a 
Mooh sets Priday at 2:34 pe. 
Moon rises Saturday at 5:49 a.m. 
we 5 Temperatures 
$eewdess 1 p.m, 
ere 9 O.M.......... 5 
Thertday in Pontiac 
(As recorded downtown) 
Highest temperature 1..... 000+ 
Lowest HOFF. FeV TT eR RE 
Weather—Pair. 
Oné Year Age in Pontiac eee ee ee ENE EE 
<10 in: 187s 
Thersday's Temperature Chart 
© Marquette 14 | emphi 37 «(27 
Miatal s7 2 
86 Milwauke oo 66 
% Minneapolis 22 10 1 New OF 
4 New York 95 i 
is Omaha 7 
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Scuzescus   1 6.8...... 17} 
  ° |WEALTH, POVERTY JOIN Mean temperature ...... TTrrmi tte ed 
1 loll and potentially tertile river! “\valleys—with 14 million Bedouin 
leat “4.30 
Savtass os Ss | State banquet. Senior ministers 
_ of the two governmetits joined 
| in the talks that have been go- 
| Ing on since Faisal’s arrival in 
; Amman Tuesday. | ‘ 
The agreement provided that all 
detaits of federation will be 
worked _out..within—-three— months, 
~“After the signing, the two young 
kings embraced and kissed. 
“This is the happiest moment 
of my life,” Hussein“baid. “We | 
have a step toward great- 
| er Arab unity.” 
be ider this the happiest | 
imoment o life,” Faisal 
plied; and I ask.God to help tis 
land bless this uniot™which is for 
ithe good of all Arabs.”   
The new federation brings to- 
gether about five million people’ 
in Iraq—a land of money-bringing 
nomads and former Palestine res- 
idents in parched, poverty-strick- 
en . Jordan. Treeher the two 
countries. totai 210,000 square 
5 miles, 
Sail Arabia’ would bring to the federation more oll riches, 
      | Sealy Seeees, ee eas ee 
| Arabian monarch 
| would Foplace Falaslan chit of | 
state. C.; a daughter, Mrs. Monroe Moore} 
pan, -Monday--at --Pixley.. Funeral+. 
impoverished Jordan with mili- SN 
Rahn 
i 
Te 
about 600,000. square miles of | ROTARY CHARTER PRESENTED. — The 
_ Bloomfield Hills Rotary Club received its charter 
_| last nighf at a dinner meeting at Devon Gables. 
Henry A. Houston (right), predident of the new- 
Lo ee which sponsored the Bloomfield        
         
  
  
Potter Wants Budget Action Now   
WASHINGTON  — Sen. Potter 
Bureau to recommend 
funds for deepening Great Lakes 
Channels to. permit westward ex- 
tension of the St. Lawrence Sea- 
way. 
The channel’ deepening, which 
Congress has authorized, was 
ioriginally estimated to cost 14] 
million - dollars with completion 
scheduled in 1962. 
But the work is being delayed, 
\Potter said, 
Bureau is holding money requesis 
to a mere trickle.” 
Potter detailed his complaint in 
a letter to Budget Director Perci- 
val F. Brundage. 
“The longer the stretchout on 
this work,” he sald, “the costlier 
it will be. Prices are constantly 
rising. Why saddle the taxpayer 
witty this when it's not neces- 
sary?” 
He urged Brundage to recom- 
mend a supplemental appropriation 
for the work in the year beginning 
July 1. He said this would place 
the channels project more in line 
with original completion plans. 
Congress has thus far appropri- 
Detroit News Fills   
{Two Executive Posts ’ 
Charges in two top executive po- 
sitions on The Detroit News, effec- 
tive March 17, are revealed today. 
Warren S. Booth, president and 
publisher, announced appointment 
of C. Arthur Weis general man- 
Wels comes to The News from 
the St. Louis Globe Democrat 
where he was president and gen- 
eral manager. D. Roy Merrill, vice 
  WEIS HERMAN, 
named executive vice ‘president. 
Laurence T. Herman has been 
named director of advertising, it 
is announced by D. Roy Merrill, 
vice president and general manag- 
er. Herman will succeed Max J. 
‘Gerstman who is retiring, but who 
is remaining with The News. at 
the company’s-request for an indef- | 
inite period. 
Herman, for the past two years, 
has headed the Waxed Paper In- 
stittite, Inc. and the Waxed Paper. 
Merchandising. Council of Chicago. 
  {R-Mich) today urged the moana 
increased 
president and general. manager- of. 
The News since 1944, has been’ ‘Let's Dig That Seaway’ 
ated 18 million dollars for the work 
and another 18 millions has been 
recommended’ to be spent in the 
next fiscal year. . 
Potter said ‘the latter amount 
should be upped to 35 millions to 
‘keep the project on schedule. As 
matters now stand, he said, the 
channel deepening won't be com- 
pleted until 1965, 
The channels authorized to be 
depened to a minimum depth of 
27 feet are in the Detroit River, 
of Mackinac. 
Such deepening will permit sea- 
way traffic from the Atlantic to 
the westernmost port on the Great 
Lakes, Duluth, Minn., and Super- 
ier, Wis 
Without the deepening, larger 
ships traveling the seaway wiif be He 
able to proceed no farther than) 
rage, Ohio. 
  
Supervisors Tighten 
Strings on Purse (Continued From Page One) 
bor, “or any other accredited in- stitutions iy . 
What funds were needed was 
per year with an average stay 
of 21 days at $30 per day, as re- 
ported by county health officials. 
Continuing their economic belt 
tightening, supervisors said all un- 
filled budgeted positions must be 
scrutinized to determine whether 
these jobs must be filled. . 
“When things get like this,” 
said Fred W. Smith, supervisor 
from Royal Oak, “you have to 
tighten. up on the vise a Hitle | 
bit.’* 
One of the major reasons why 
this is necessary is that the pres- 
se lent welfare case load is at the } jhighest peak since 1937. Counties, 
like Oakland, must bear 70 per) 
cent of these costs while the state 
picks up the 30 per cent balance. 
“Other costs such as hospitaliza- 
tion have boomed too," remarked 
Board of Auditors, who. added 
that the county definitely will be 
confronted With a million dollar 
deficit at the end of the year. {Harris to Back FBI 
Lake st. Clair, the-St, Clairand— 
St. Marys Rivers and the Straits 
based on an estimated 100 patients) in Probe of FCC \ (Continued From Page on 
Whiteside said. He said he had 
never “fixed anything in my life 
lease, . 
' * * : a 
Whiteside ‘also issued a state- 
iment saying Mack was an old 
friend and that he had loaned 
Mack money off and on for 20 
records of repayment of all but 
$250. and that he was never employed}: 
as an attorney in the Charinel 10) 
years. Whiteside also said he had) Torry School PTA will Valentine party and dance 
school gymnasium beginning 
In keeping with the Valentine 
theme, corsages will be given to 
the ladies. 
              
       
  
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When Charles Fox, caretaker at 
|the Fox and Hounds Inn, celebrates 
his 80th birthday Sunday, His fam- 
    
  
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MADE RECOMMENDATION 
that Publie Service get the award. 
He said he did so at the request 
of Robert H. Anderson, then a 
lawyer and now a circuit judge. 
Whiteside’in the case. 
tion in the community” of persons 
involved in the application. 
OVERRULED FvC 
sionéfs who Voted for Public 
Service, overruling an FCC exam- 
iners recommendation that the ee See a ee 
Mack was one of four commis+| tor   
  Jorie Hanck Marion Seydél is ad. : 
A Birmingham girl yesterday|E was presénted with the University 
ot Michigan's top Hopwood award        
    
                    
    
     
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writing. 
  danet E. Miller, of $11 ‘Totten- 
ham, Rd., Birmingham winner 
    applicant. Two commissioners 
voted against Public. Service, and} 
one abstained. 
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Mack, a Democrat, 
Robert Y. Moore, chairman of the |1957   
    
  
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Oppose Naval Plant 
DETROIT # — The Michigan 
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in suburban Warren have been 
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  Costa Example of Democracy 
In contrast to most Latin-Amer- 
ican elections the recent voting for 
President and Legislative Assembly 
in Costa Rica didn’t make headlines. 
because of orderly and democratic 
procedures. 
President #osE FIGUERES’ can- 
didate, Francisco ORLICH, was 
defeated by MAnio EcHannr of the 
National Union party, Another 
‘candidate who served only to 
split the vote for Figveres’ Na- 
tional Liberation party, ran a- 
poor third. 
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From a self imposed exile in Mexi-. 
co, former President’ RAPHAEL CaLp-- 
gron Guarpta directed his Republi-   
    trades unions and contractors. This 
agreement, announced at an AFL- 
CIO Executive Council meeting, will 
be put in force first, on heavy con- 
struction projects and then gradually 
applied to all building work. 
A formula for avoiding juris- 
dictional disputes between craft 
unfons and the CIO industrial . 
unions which enroll all workers in 
a plant, and suggested mogths 
ago by Federation President 
George Meany, was adopted, 
Under it craft unions will have 
jurisdiction over new construc- 
tion and industrial union members 
will continue to do maintenance 
work. - ° 
fo ae oO 
This will mean an end of opposi- 
tion to labor saving technological 
improvements and may create some   
can party in its return to power in. 
the Assembly. During his term in 
office he had sponsored a far reach- 
ing social security system and a labor 
code. But even with Republi¢an party 
support, the National Union party of 
Dr, Ecuannr, a strong minded con- 
servative, will not have a majority in 
' Congress. 
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President Ficueres, who under the 
constitution cannot be re-elected 
during two succeeding terms, had in- 
. troduced many social reforms, which 
although not to his liking, President- 
elect Ecuawor will have to accept, 3 
Two-years ago President —C nF ets / 
Figueres created a supreme 
electoral tribunal in which a 
_ political neutral had the deciding vote. New registration lists were 
prepared and posted ahead of . 
time in all localities, United Na- 
tions observers watched the 
compulsory voting and counting. - 
edeices mec: Sie. bch 
The Republic of Costa Rica is a 
small, 23,000 square mile Central 
American country northwest of Pan- 
ama. It has beert independent since 
1821 and three-fourths of its foreign 
trade is with the United States. Its 
915,000 people are mostly middle   
unemployment at first. But, “as the 
late Pam Murray once pointed out, 
a union should not protect its mem- 
bers by opposing labor saving innova- 
tions. It should make every effort to 
find new and productive work for 
The wasteful practice of feather- 
bedding has added millions of dol- 
lars each year to construction costs. 
It is to be hoped that the AFL-CIO 
will bring pressure for its elimination 
elsewhere. , , : 
  
  The Man About Town 
Big Crowds Assemble at 
Winter Resorts in Area 
Stumbling block: What's often 
covered by a man's hair. 
Figures on Oakland County's growth 
as a winter resort come from 
“Kenneth L. Hallenbeck ~ 
director of such things for the oe 
Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority 
on cold weather doings at 
Kent Lake Park, 
near Milford. On a recent Sunday, 12,000 
people skated or fished there, or visited 
its nature center. Its lodge last month 
totaled 625. camper nights. One Boy   
class and primary education is com- Scout camporee brought 710. Fishing 
pulsory. On December 11, 1941, Costa 
Rica declared war on Germany, Italy 
and Japan and ‘later ‘became an. 
original member of the United Na- 
tions. , 
. x* * *% . 
Congratulations to President-elect 
_ Ecuannt, a former ambassador to the   
  shanties on the lake number 140. 
  High praise for their home newspaper 
comes from my long time friends, 
Al. and Dale Barnett 
of Keego Harbor. They're on a western 
trip and have scanned newspapers from 
. all of the large cities they’ve visited, and 
write: “We still think our Pontiac Press 
is the best of ail.”   
United States, and to the people of 
Costa Rica for’ again setting an ex- 
ample of democracy in action. 
  Building Trades Move 
  to End Featherbedding At their recent Miami Beach meet- — 
ing labor leaders made plans to end 
“featherbedding,” that is the prac- 
tice of employing unnecessary work- 
ers or the performance of unneces- 
sary work. ) 
This has been particularly 
prevalent in the building trades 
and is unnecessarily expensive 
for employers and in the long 
run, not good for labor even 
when used to protect workers 
against unemployment. It’s been 
an open invitation to abuses 
and racketeering. 
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Labor leaders and management 
representatives have been studying 
means of doing away: with this prac- 
tice and now have announced a na- 
tional agreement between building 
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  Local army draft boards have 31 
men on their March quota. The 
Pontiac City board is asked for 
15, and the out-county board 16. 
The induction date for both is 
March 3. ~ : 
Snare drums with quite a history are 
owned by - 
Emerson C. Beebe Jr., 
Xf Holly. They saw service in the Revolu- 
tion, Civil War, and at Lincoln’s funeral. 
  One of his neighbors phoned me the 
other day that _ 
Robert H. Dawson, 
how in his 94th year, was cleaning the 
snow off his walk at 20 Wenonah: Drive— 
which some men only a mere fraction of 
that age do not. 
Verbal Orchids to— 
Mrs. Melinda H. Hoover   
  
' .of Remus; 100th birthday. 
. Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs. Harry W. Baer 
of 7 Front St.; sixtieth wedding anni- 
versary. , 
Mr, and Mrs. Fred H. Travis 
of 540 West Huron St.; fifty-eighth wed- 
ding anniversary. 
Mrs. Carrie Nixon 
of 782 Cass Lake Road; ninetieth birth- 
day. 
Mrs. Anna Cronin 
of 100 South Ardmore St.; eighty-eighth 
birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. Noel E. Martin 
“of, 101 West Rutgers Ave.; golden wed- 
ding. 
Smeale Voydanoff = = 
of 3616 Oakshire Road; eighty-sixth 
birthday. ‘ 
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Colenow 
of Rochester; fifty-fourth wedding an- 
niversary. ao. 
: Charies Fox 
of Bloomfield’ Hills; eightieth birthday. 
Robert D. Cox 
“of Oxford; ninety-first birthday. 
. Mrs, Simon Rudduck 
of Holly; ninetleth birthday 
. \s ¢ ‘Nathan Miltline = * « 
of Drayton Plains; eighty-third birthday. 
: Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Richter i 
of Penton; Tifty-first wedding anniver- 
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  lenium in politics about to be 
   
    What Won’t-They Do Next! <a   
  
David Lawrence Says:   
Political Dinners Now WASHINGTON — Is the mil- 
was certainly lambasted for writ- 
For if “appreciation” dinners 
of money to space. If the political 
committees- of both, parties, state 
and local, were compeled to pub- 
lish_a_list of all persons and or- 
ganizations and companies — that 
bought $-100 tickets for these din- 
ners — and all this comes under 
the head of “entertainment” as a 
deductible expense on the tax side 
concerned— ‘where companies are 
it would reveal the extent of the 
“appreciation” role in modern 
tics. - . 
CONTRACTORS PULLED IN 
An occasional glance at the at- 
tending personne] showg that in 
many instances big contractors on 
defense projects and public works 
are pulled into “‘appreciation” din- 
ners. Some may not have. had any 
favors bestowed u them, but 
they do not dare to snub these din- 
ners lest they incur the ill will of 
the politicians involved. 
As for individeals, ambassa- 
dors, departmental secretaries 
and assistant secretaries, former 
assistants to this’or that high of- 
ficial and also lawyers whose 
business it is to represent large 
companies in Washington, they 
must not fail to fork over $100~ 
for these “appreciation” dinners. « 
“What Mr. Porter did deserves 
censure,” remarks a New York 
Times editorial, ‘‘but is not very 
different in essénce from what both 
Democratic and Republican parties - 
and their respective candidates do 
every day — or whenever the op- 
portunity offers. They solicit and 
obtain — perfect legally — large 
thereby inescapal 
place themselves under at least 
tacit obligation to their bene- 
factors.” :   
‘The Country Parson | “1; , 
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i which friends ot (Toler e! seit te tor lunch or dinner? 
atural-gas 111 tynds to help the party in power, “an ut of were invited re- Tig has always been taken for “4” cently in Texas to suites 
honor House Re. fasted in politics, ae TN Leader But if a millenium is to come in -clals, : will 
Joe Martin?’ the political arena, there will have oot gaan 
Republican to be some other method of financ- have te worry 
LAWRENCE national commit. ing campaigns. It suggested = auirers who 
teeman from Texas, H. J, Porter, by Big Issue | tt 
-rendered or to be rendered. 
“Appreciation” dinners will 
doubtless continue, but letters of 
  
  
¢ letters, not more than one page personal _care; 
ne ied ty But France is a member of the His presence shall my wants sup- 
addressed envelope is A tise Press, Pontiac,     
  (Leader, Thurs., Feb. 16)?, How asians 
sean we trust a union when it piame ‘ge 
doesn’t trust us? I'm sure no one wee deter | that, tnd wrote his milestone entry without jeads of our country and economy reading the rules, and what we j.01¢ When a union member is 
: wrote in ours was the truth and 214 off he doesn’t pay dues, With 
Bier) wages HC have. Sowa mony hrng or ee . money ig our 
similar more than thinking of the poor 
i = ae Doesn't from Wis ot rion Mas   
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    INS Foreign ships out of that-base and to re- 
The French government, whieh “move French troops, 
“internationalization” of war P ° 
oraarence: | enue border village. xe By JAMES J. METCALFE 
Paris still has: not revealed who. When I was just a growing child 
gave the order for the retaliatory .. . It was quite naturally, ., attack on the village whence an. Each Valentine that I received 
fired on French airmen, And al . .. But now the years have passed, 
aoa Se Dek ore and. I. ... Have grown a little 
fended the action of the military, more... And as it is St. Valen- 
many French politicians realize the tine’s . . . I knock upon your door 
raid was a heavy political blunder. - . . I offer you not just a card. ., 
Plann bo subject in French Se cane ae oo Age A > eagle politics for so many years that i se with CS aes 
it stilt fe not dear who would 8" 7 1 ihatly admit... And yd yeaa ecaie Beane: nothing ever in my life... Can ' make a change 
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  before the attack. Copyright, 
Did Lt, Gen. Raoul Salan, the ‘ 
on. the . Or was it an Al- © on the reprisal. or was it an AY Looking Back 
Or was it the loéal commander near the frontier where the French SCHOOLS TO issue ration book . 
vainly have tried to stop rebels No 2 | 
slipping in and out of the Tunisian BIG FRENCH battleship brought 
. “sagetuary?” ee 
It’s no secret that Algerian na- 20 Years Ago 
tionalist guerrillas have bee U. S. TO release purchased gold 
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shadowy, merciless fight against OFFICIALS STUDY city hospital 
the French, The Tunisian govern- 
meters Gpuntt 6c vate Mleeiies 
activity on its soil. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
The French have erected electri: § Me that spared not his own 
fied .wire fences along parts of Son, but delivered him ap for us 
the long frontier but these do not all, how shall he not with him 
stop the well organized rebels. also freely give us all things? 
France has contended that since — Romans §:32. 
ply, finances the French naval base ‘at And guard me with a watchful eye. 
  
  * (Copyright 1958) : Bizerte. And the Tunisians now are ~— Joseph Addison. 
vat mean Case Records of a Psychologist:   
DR. BRADY _ 
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This is a familiar state, espe- 
cially in the Great Lakes basin 
and the goitre belt. It is a com- 
ESSENTIAL TO 
fortunate that 
have generally failed to recognize such 
that it is essential for good nutri- ~ 
tion. 
eee ' generous esight.. Churches, 
the YMCA and the CYO, 
Boy Scouts and other worthy 
groups should profit from this 
case and not delay any longer 
in procuring their camp sites. 
, By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Hid 
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5 :2:- ~~ Praises People Who ‘Plant Roses’ Joseph Sunnen must have a wholesome recreation for our ‘all- directly saved morality for the human race here on this planet - family YMCA camps.” 
         
    
       
                   
            
         
   
           
       
                 
  
   
       
  
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Make up your: individual ensemble from this OPEN 
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SAVE. | "Trundle Bed with Springs . .$109.50 
Only the world’ finest quality : Seer oF SHOWN: CONVENIENT TERMS diamonds ore selected by @ Double Dresser ........... $99.50 “ARRANGED! Ah. ee re we OF 
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AMERICAN of KANSAS) over the state will gather at 9 p. m. Saturday. than 2% clubs involving some 300 square dancers carried in Pontiac's popular department store... 
CITY. No obligation. No one} at the Community Activities Center in Waterford are expected to attend the affair. “Practicing a | ud of the twenty-five years of continued progress, 
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    will call on you! Township to help the “Style Steppers” square finishing step, are’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gros and the reputation earned for selling 
Write today, simply giving dance club celebrate its sixth anniversary. More jean of 311 Avery &t., Waterford Township. brands at lower prices and credit to all. 
P JEWELERS  plogoah pare Be | Du ie ke dusts d Solid  {homa State University firemenia campus pond, unhurt but BUY and SAVE IN CONFIDENCE 
16 West Huron St., Pontiac FE 2-0294 Insurance Co., 3 West 9th, ae, answered a strange call for help.|squawking loudly, An hour of gen 
  
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PROTECT YOUR HEALTH ‘With a new type of leather sole that is specially treat- 
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  Neisner Shoe Repair. | 
42 North Saginaw 
    
  14 great - grandchildren, 
Mave will be at 1:30 p.m. 
| Monday from the Voorhees - Siple 
Chapel with burial following in 
MRS. MARQUIS A, SARTELL ‘ROCHESTER 
Mrs. Marquis A. (Dorothy E.)/Estel I, (Edith) Hall, 52 of 3400 
Sartell of 875 Hollywood Ave. died| Mildred St., who died yesterday at 
this morning in Henry Ford Hos-/Pontiac General Hospital, will be 
ipital, Detroit after an illness of held at 1:30 
several weeks. She was 59. Huntoon 
She was a member of First 
Presbyterian Church, the Rosso -jof the Avondale — Church. | wedged 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Monday |of Detroit; Christine Menard of 
|from the Sparks - Griffin Chapel|Walled Lake, and Mrs. Hazel 
Dr. .|Christian of Rochester: a brother, 
Marbach officiating. Burial will/Clarence Baker in Illinois; two 
.|sisters, Mrs. Ellie Rennie, in 
Illinois; and Mrs. Dorothy Heatly of 
home after 8 p.m. today, Detroit; and 11 grandchildren.   
  
> {| DETROIT  — The United Auto 
  
  aie TR No. 2 SHOE BLACK LEATHER WHITE LEATHER BEIGE LEATHER 
$398 « 
Neisner’s Shoes Open Moray and Fridey Nights ‘til 9   
   
   
        monday at the ey" Officiat-| or hantom shots that started, ing will be the Rev. Alger T. Lewisls week’ eon One bullet was found 
three daughters, Mrs. Wanda Yontz)   
  
Novi Woman Held Up 
|by Knife-Wielding Trio 
Three young men held a Novi 
woman at knife point early this 
morning while they took approxi- 
mately $100 from a cash register 
at the Novi Coffee Shop, report 
State Police. 
Elizabeth Sikkils, 41, of 216 Wix-|* Union GM Council Plots 
| Bargaining Aims When|"s 
Talks Start in Spring 
Workers Union's General Motors 
Council has agreed on contract de- 
mands it will present to GM when, 
bargaining begins around April 1.   
  The demands, mapped out yes- 
terday in a closed session of the 
400 delegates, reportedly included 
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to Amazing 
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CEILING TILE 8 STYLES IN STOCK 11:   
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (® — Helen 
| SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. @-/@ Retired Brig. Gen. Pearson 
|Menoher, 66, a West Point pre 
24th Division in the Korean con- 
flict; died..Wednesday. He was 
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i] exactly the saine deal, ill be $100 lew! I know i’ aed to believe 
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Installation! 
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LESTER OLES VERN BA i. 
i 48 Auburn Ave, 473 Elivabeth"Lake Rd. of = 
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EARL DAVIS 8k. pry eg creg | : eeasit 
473 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 42 &. ' i i 6s ia cee cs nee ; AS CASH! 
ROBERT GAFF Jn. JAMES SCHELL 
5279 Dixnte Mwy. Drayton 473 Elfeabeth Lake Rd. 
OR 39-2778 FE 4-9546 
  
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    NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS Oakland County, Michigan 
h is necessary that all dog owners in Oakland County must produce a certificate that ; in the front door of a 
ee ae ee eat ef ae pouse Another was found in a their dog (or dogs) has been vaccinated against rabies within the lest 12 months belere 
| Mrs, Sartell leaves her husband; ag ae ee ey ctes bron Bok mapselve eebaran Lake.or Keego Harbor can receive a 1 
a daughter, Mrs. Valmer Vance of|Oakland County for 32 ‘Police said‘ tip gave them a deg Uconse renpective Weaeqrems. ae 
Pontiac; three sons, M. Robert) Surviving are her ; four| tentative description of the at If such owners do not possess such a certificate the same may be obtained from - 
Fped L.’ of Pontiac|sons, Theodore of Marquette: Sgt,| ker, The informant, his name local Vete or at one of the county-operated clinics which will be held 
and ‘Richard B. Sartell of Fint;|William in Germany; George of] Sept secret by police, sald he the following listed locations: 
12 and a brother, |Pontiac; and Charles of Clarkston; | 8*¥ 8 crew cut man of about: - Time: 1 to 4 P. M. 
. ~—“$ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 hland Fire Hall — Highland 
Sg mere 276 West Auburn Road 
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY “S 
_ © Novi Twp. Hall —NoviRoad—Novi \ Farmington Twp. Fire Hall — 21420 Wheeler St. — Farmington the door. 
2 *R * i 
pea K: Kelsten, ° 37, turned SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 
“4 Sant OF tae & = _he found Ortonville Fire Hall — Ortonville 
The incidents were tied togeth- : 
er after police studied the .32-cal-§ - SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23 iber ane under a microscope. _ Oakland County Animal Shelter — 1260 West Blvd., Pontiac 
The 1958 Dog Licenses Will Also Be Available at the Above Clinics 
LICENSE FEES: Cod 
8, ner $1.00 
Soca, tse hp EE ee .. $2.00 
UNSEXED DOG .......... <P «$1.00 
On March 1, 1958 the above fees will be doubled. 
Fee for Rabies Vaccinations at County-Operated Clinics Is $2.00 
“Speeds the drudgery of wash- 
days. Installed free — No 
trade-in needed — Free de- 
livery, 1 year service and 
warranty.   $5.00 DOWN 
SUD SAVER’ AUTOMATIC   
   
    Fully-automatie with -over- =f 
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r yer: : ’ . THE PONTIAC PRESS, FR. DAY, FEBRUARY 1 1 1958. 
er Deaths in Pontiac and Ney. Areas Myste Looseness and Worry | 
No longer be annoyed oF feel il-ese AARON B. BEAMER Surviving are two sons s atid two 
teeth, PASTRETH. an improved alka Aaron B. Beamer, 79, of Flush-|daughters, Mrs, Earl LaBarge of 
pu plates nolds them Amer eo they ing, formerly of Pontiac, died ear-|Fiushing; Mrs. Raymond LaBarge, 
resamett caused by loose plates, Get pron we in Fenton after @/Lawrence and Charles Beamer, all 
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) 12.5 Cu. Ft. Model | Pm 
) Peony Lid $40.98 &   
  
Motorola TV 21” Overall Diagonal aa _ inch viewable area. Full = ‘warranty on pict ‘ower- = J packed chassis. on ~ Free Delivery! 
1 Year Free Service! 
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    "Ao HOUSEKEEPING of PONTIAC.        “ 3 West Huron St. hasnt owes and Monta til 9: 00 4-1555 
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<atertmn DESERVES the BEST ‘a of the Low: Pr rice ae four eager ofthe suger, Ts In materials and attention and we at Burmeister's are ready to -e the hose of the missile, aot thea Help. We will do our part with our low prices. We can sell you mw P base. x the highest quality materials at the price of ordinary materials, J Dr. Henry Richter and others or if you are. conservative you will save a great deal on my pry ein Ba fg pod err age standard building materighty: Below you will finds a re list a 
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~ facing, Geviees indicate "vol" 9x12 CEILING TILE, Reg. §120.00............0.. Mr. Bis Price $9.00 2 smal] meteorites in “ 12x12 QUIETEX ACOUSTIC TILE, Reg, $190.00...... Mr. B's Price $150.00 5, 
| er I doct hot have. is being in| 12x12 RANDOM HOLD ACOUSTIC TILE, Reg. $180.00 Mr. B's Price $149.00 4 fe Mn stalled in Explorer I at the jet] 12x12 BEG. ACOUSTAMATIC TILE, Reg. $170........ Mr. B's Price $138.00 F / 
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anyone who admitted delinquency 
'|ES=2c°S 2 GOLD BOND TWINSULATION = 3 Saat sta = ALUMINUM FOIL PE. z 
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Wan Drill. “They are sprochnemrried twice a the se sown ss = 
e betaten \ one of the most emotional mo-|and lost both husbands, asked him — a 
gon king’ As predident of the,mments of thei lives, and they are|to dye the gown blue for her third| alo". eth jog Napanee Le Boeut firm in East Orange, |4eePly grateful for any-help youjwedding. wedding.” oo “IN. J., he is the nation's top spe-jgive them.” | “Maybe that’ change ay . “ol 1-8200 cialist ‘in On the other hand, a few wives| “After all,| Ralph 
   
              
    
  
  
  
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Daily 9 to 6 | “The plant wouldn't allow us to = You Cannot Buy @ Better 
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 — aa ae | ; for repair and restoration wedding \ ria DRIL ing "ease an : eecy that has been treasured in of celluloid collars, derbies 
$1179 / $698 “m \\1 “In former times most wedding | | rats 62% 
wlor 1995 | nope &. selves, by their relatives or by] the world’s first work élothes | 
eo = jmade them out of everything from} - engineered for the job.   
wool blankets to flour sacks, ta- 
ble clothis and lace curtains. 
“One woman, asking us to be 
especially careful of her heirloom,   
        |: told us it had been woven in a 
. Union prison during the war by 
po nbn em rag ng one of her ancestors, a 
     
    
   
   
   
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.. $2.98 9] Today the nation’s stores sell} ~ 
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ROMEX Hat | = (ia) | COOK SETS | Se. ra ae or bse My yd?) j THERMOMETER ‘ Aa an average of $125, but range. 
14 2 He a Both tempera- 4 : : from $39 to $1,800. Van Drill him- 
8 weg: ‘ tures at a self says.a bride can do right nice- 
U.L. a glance ly for $69. 
Appr'd : Many brides, ofcourse, want to 
i : worn by their mother and grand- Bs el” BN 
14.2G Wire. 4c Ft. | mother. But. often the gown, left 
ite hang in the attic, has fallen’     DRYER VENTS ® lvictim to mice, moths and mois-| 
t=] $4T seou [iture. The task of restoring it sometimes requires a fabric mir- 
_acle. 
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~ Penney’ s puts   | $79 “But brides are the best people 
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$086 TS HO aes r . = “Work Socks | 
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OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY | EVENINGS ‘TIL 9 PMs) |] fie 2 rie 
| MIRACLE MILE STORE HOURS DOWNTOWN STORE HouRS | | “Open Mon. Thru Fri, 12 Nosn te 9 P.M. Open Monday and Frida 9: : Set WORM. to 9PM A Other Deys #304 me sei it at 
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Pts eset Aget meatier y bog sopra 
fantasy-filled realm of childhood it's a time for many 
extra-special treats. _ Here we find 2-year-old Miss 
Maureen Ritter receiving in addition to that big lacy 
“Three yeareld Hiabeth “List” Nevsla, dough 
ter of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Nevale of Crocus road, 
carries out the Valentine motif by donning a white 
princess-style nylon frock featuring an American 
beauty red velvet cummerbund. 
Voters Unit 
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23°. 
Pentiag Press Photos 
Vi sleatiapntusther seiiieseill treat in the form of. ] 
an affectionate buss from brother Douglas, 6. They / 
are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ritter of Edge-/ 
field drive. 
“Won't you we my Valentine?” Thai's uhat 19. 19. 
month-old F heats Delbridge, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs, Charles F. Delbridge Jr. of Birmingham, appears 
to be whispering as she reclines on the sofa. The little 
' lady spent a busy day opening numerous Valentines 
cet RG RN a 
P _ box of cand 
_Siowing some of he lvl Val 
ae a — expression, perhaps, but Domi- arty Te ed Priest Lefr alentine Letter Most sources of reference take 
. Us into Roman history and After a year’s imprisonment 
Valentinus - was ‘brought  be- 
fore the emperor to whom he 
witnessed and tried to win to 
the Faith valiantly had done 
in the past. 
Impressed with the priest's 
dignity, Claudius attempted to 
have the man’s life spared by 
converting him to the Roman 
baked cookies to his pet cocker spaniel, 
even to members of the canine class. 
In this picture little Mark Yerex, al- 
most two, offers one of mother’s fresh 
? 
“Sweets to the sweet,” an over- 
“Donnie” Spadafore, 10, looks as 
ices Sido is just bib sentimnegh de fa 
mounts the ray of his home with a 
¥ for his mother... And- street. 
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If you look closely, you'll see that 11/-year-old 
Fredwin Carr Jr. and his sister Linda, 4, are display- 
ing a nearly perfect heart-shaped stone they discov- 
ered while playing in their back yard before the snow 
began to fall. Their patents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred- 
‘win Carr of East Walton boulevard. 
\ oe “Picket.” Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yerex 
of Hadsell drive are Mark's parents, 
maybe, if he’s extra’ sweet, mother just. 
“might share a chocolate drop or two 
with him. He is the son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Paul Spodejore of South Paddock 
e rE beliet in' many gods. and pet- 
esses. At the king’s pleading 
that he “. . . abide in amity 
and .warghip the, idols . 
Valentinus replied, “‘I say ‘ot 
the gods none other thing but 
that they wére men mortal 
‘and merchant and full of or- 
dure and evil.” 
For his defiant stand Valen- : 
tinus immediately was con- 
demned to be beaten with 
clubs, to be stoned, and to be. 
beheaded outside Rome's Fia- 
minian Gate. 
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From this point on, legend 
dominates in seeking an origin 
of this Feb. 14 celebration, 
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Pontamix Club Plans 
40 Attend Mien nd Meeting Sadie Hawkins P 
of Rebekah Lodges 
Mrs. Maude Bibby of -Pon- 
tiac 450 Lodge and Mrs. Dussie 
Lyons of Barryton Rebekah 
Lodge were guests of Welcome 
Rebekah Lodge 246 Thursday 
evening in Malta Temple. 
Mrs. Eva Mathews, Mrs, 
Gene Elkins and Mrs. Russell 
Hetzer were in charge of the 
social hour were made for a Sadie Hawkins 
party Saturday evening. The 
group will gather in the Cham- 
berlain street home of Marcee 
Hill prior to the dance. 
Sunday tryouts will be held 
at St. Michael Hall for the 
play, “You Can’t ‘Take It With 
You," to be given after Easter. 
Panel Discussion Held 
at Bailey PTA Meeting 
: How of Better Com- 
’ munication and Relationships 
Between the Home and School” 
was the topic of a panel dis- 
cussion at Cora Bailey School 
PTA meeting Thursday eve- 
ning. 
in the program 
were William Wright, princi- 
pal. of Mark Twain School and 
director of special education - 
for Pontiac schools; Mrs. 
Wright, past president of Pon- 
‘ tiac PTA and program chair- . 
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_ -| SUPPLIES Hai W "te Me ke i" t oY ao 
| Cutting air Won t-Make It | 3TOW| 
E a By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN | Se ed tin, wold be pole fo os js cea ene : ' - me : P , 
2 fmt octet] ea ist © ie te os S| a every time hair grows 8 inches you pags rag eae egret A. You cannot lose pounds by| im<hes. My hands and feet are 
should get get it cut at least 1 inch just walking. If you are over-| large boned but I am small 
; _fand ‘then it will grow another 8 ew ae weight, you will have to count cal-| through the shoulders. am 19 | 
° \inches. I had my hair cut very! Also eat a little snack before|ories. Walking would be helpful) years old.” i 
short and it hasn't grown very|going to sleep at night, perhaps|since it increases your calorie out- A. You may be a little on the 
‘much at all. How can I gro w/more milly and cheese and crack-|put, However, it will not cone | peur adhe tak cet wae fet your 
| A. Cutting the hair has nothing|may also help. Be sure to get » + < “Jot S ox @ Sage more pounds, 
: ‘to do with the length to which it|plenty of sleep. Your measure- Q. “Several years ago I lost *¢ *  * i 
- | will grow, Your hair will grow only | ments are normal for your age. 30 pounds with the help of your | Tomorrow; “Have Physical 
|to a certain length no matter how * * * column and your calories chart. |Exam Now to Prevent Trouble 
- ——— a . Q. “Since walking is one of my 1 Bat 1 ae eed © Be Later.” a 
2 | Q. “Please tell me what to do 
about teeth. I smoke filter- 
R | ete ore oes Se Personal News of Interest in Area my teeth after each meal they 
still seem to turn yellow or : 
_ || brown im front.” ~ sacs: Padloer Bt one hak aang G bi eres a “wes. 
| A. This is one of the penalties} ter, Barbara, have returned to their . Wayne B. Hilton of Baldwin avenue 
Bh pct arcint This stain is removea| nome in St. Louis, Mo, aftet epans- Mrs. Maxy ‘Tonning: of South 
_ when you have your teeth cleaned] - ing a week with Mra — “gee ae 
| Soe eee ee aio a cars |S = 7 * ing congratulations on the birth of 
aoe After s occupational ther- =a daughter, Sharon Ann, Jan. 31. _ ' ais cn coeeal bok apy for two months at the Iowa Mrs. Charles is the former ee 
“Hitigure. Please tell me what js| University Hospital, Iowa City, Janet Jacqueline Kroeplin. ‘Suds- Soe - GAMERA. SHOP wrong with it and how to correct) Wasserberger, daughter of Mr. and ents are Alex Kroeplin 2 —— 
 ~STW. Huron * Bit. I am 14 years old, 5 feet 1 inch Mrs. A. Wasserberger of Illi- of oe rlain street and Mr. and 2 ies 
ig pores tall and weighs 98 pomnds, My ‘od —_ score is currently Ra at Mrs. Ernest St. Charles, also of ge - measures 30 inches, wa: versi Oregon Hospital a ‘ oa 
Se ‘WOR E IMPROVE "YOUR FIREPLACE | /, training at Los Angeles City Hos- ee ne conan. on ee \' 
urn pital and graduate in June. 30° afe Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Jack |J. Rude. AUTOMATIC , 3 ns Ud ee Logie of Sioux Lookout Air Force [ine hi 
z "Mr, and Mrs, Harold A. Grant Base in Ontario. program at Bagley School Thurs- > | Soe June Hilton) of East boule- ne are Mr. and Mrs. (gay evening. 
vard are receiving congratulations Norval Logie of Lincolnshire Mr. Rade’s trial showed 
on the birth of a son, Timothy Paul, drive and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ANn- | objectives of PTA. The : 
at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Juné 21. derson of Armstrong, Ont. cluded Melvin Dewalt, 
HEAT TEMPERED GLA = i # 
FRAMED IN SOLID BRASS |Sylvanites Meet White Shrine Plans | Dear Abby.... 
Ve. Mrs. Paul Van Réekel Memorial Service 
| SSS] SS2ESS c=: With 2 Strikes, | Gwin oe me ; grep mat te | Anthony Os1e r.| Moody, Mrs. Charles Sparks and | 
See the famous “Masterscreen” Members participated in a Chinese Mis. Rusentt Teter Witte Shrine ; Traverse Pull Chain Screen that ‘ag miet at Roosevelt Temple Wednes- Be S yf 
| adjusts itself. to your fireplace. Dew can total as much as 10/day evening. ms 7] ure O l 
' inches of water a year. It was announced that after 
| . FIREPLACE HARDWARE — LOG BASKETS ~|Feb. 26 dinner there will be an 6 Ch 1. 
INLAND LAKES SALES. |] CosMEric sruoio |= eee ee > | nee : Come i F The US. I | t Do not | . 3127 W.Huron FE 47121 FE 2-6122 4g ontedke egg * ray 5 1 mars | garry any man whe war: It | | BUY NOW 
Daily 9:30 to 6:00 — Sunday 10 to 6 12 w. Haren FE 2-4010 |e y nine | oe ' || AND SAVE! 
the ‘hows | Sentosa a bad corer yorns | TET a ary, |] NO MONEY DOWN! : Ree seeanted | 88, Don't eving again wm | a ; | 2 YEARS TO PAY! : the police so kt & * Open Monday and Friday 
| . : >|. DEAR ABBY: One | \ Nights ‘til 9 p.m. 
ae ; again when | bappened to “all those nice, | WAYNE GABERT ! , wis | Soe oe oP | 121N. i — their time and look over the Phone FE 5-6189 
. They | 
trying | 
in or- | 
ie ARDEP | 3 LARGE, | 
— Webcor, | SOUNDS GOOD & 18 WATTS oe wiptenetees _ $239.95 ON_A_WEBCOR | HAH i 0. ee | | i his : 
__ OUTPUT datums regular AQ, 00 — ———— fy eae ss our Sizes... rent: 4 feet thar te was > white: —— 
—— Diamond N eedle, 30. 00 | HI-FI We Will Gladly | a See bold. Who onl placed on a soft blue background 
F R regular ..........+.+- LP RECORDS | Quote Prices! §$| ~ PERTURBED HUSBAN eve of a clear, cool summer night, requency Range $3 09 OS - iextra Diamaad : | TURBED: You | &@ fresh appeal to the already 50 - 15,000 , . Nede | [| FeSeul | | Sopa mee ues pp POP . .. to eomplete the effect, 
SAVE..... $100.00 "sy ae | ee Benatitnl Cabinet wae a af . : 1] Pe « ce | ner furnish the ght accent 
eautiiu ine 1 10% Dow | Pontiac Glass Co. || -. ded : . a 95 JOWN | | _ CONFIDENTIAL TO ET- | we 
Styling AT LEONARD'S °2(}Q5 | ‘sarprarmeua | | 22. terre st_] therteioeste $5 95 . Pontiac's Original Glass Firm give him so much help? | Pe. Set : a ys - 
a . Specialists in Sterophonic Tape Recorders: | Choice of Over 100 Other P 
) BUTOR-- PRE-RECORDED' STERO ' TAPES ‘% PRICE ¥ DISTRI g ' Me 4 way err | 1.95 
ne | : | Bec fer SSIS : : ry ®. ka : toe $19.95 
| poe 6BLLEON ARD:’ Ss aS : | LARGEST . NER Porreny | a | Diamonds Watches Jewel ilve e , nin | eae | WEBCOR * He LORS He SEO e HIRT LAUNDRY siege Cocalo ak DEALER 2Q0N. Perry at Lawrence Pontiac, Mich.’ FE 4-4503 | | Main Office and Plan, 944 W. Hupon, FE 2-0231_ or By eS on op Sssrscbrena se , 3 : ; vs Ealtni OR 31594   we : : : i ‘ : ; s: : j . zf Le ; ; ay . re +4 : : ts 58 : : 7 ay ae es \ : Ai ‘ 74 . \ * : : \ . is 7 = 
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Se , The anniver- 
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| |Fluffy Icirig . Mrs. * Fahre’s tie 
Lalled Foolproof,' 
Can Be Varied . 
By JANET ODELL 
Want a pretty creamy reed. for your Valentine festivities this) 
weekend? Use Mrs. Russell Fahr's)           
      
          
       
          
      
         
        
          
    
  
   
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Including Sales Tax 
No Money Down 
= YEAR WARRANTY | ; 5 
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   Poth parents love to square dance] 
and belong to the Do-C-Do club. 
lurs. Fahr also bowls in a league 
and does some church work, i 
MIRACLE ICING 
By’ Mrs. Russelj Fabr 
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| Ne Wires! No Cords! 
  
it) Lola Parkins, Clara Nusbaumer, | Put sugar, egg white and cream| These four charter senbere of the Tonta Clib are (elt to 1 
  
        of Pontiac attended the Inter-City International meet- - Mrs. ‘Ada R. Evans and Adah Shelly. The Pontiac \piyie yin; ain tee Al meant : i Se Ties Cone Fen ene ae _ i rectived « charen in 1928, speed until frosting is very stift,| FREE 
) Auxiliary Hears chery “je ‘eed ot beding WATER ANALYSIS water ) 
OV POOR. (Gujeen mersettne chorea Be BE co pen ROO mise      
Grace Lutheran Church was the 
scene of the meeting of the Wom- Cranbrook to Show 
en's Auxiliary to the Pontiac Gen-Some Student Art: Only a Few Minutes to Aasdderete 
For Information Call: 
CRUMP ELECTRIC, Inc. ma Janet Odell, home vediterly % Art will open a small ex- 
  
    
  
    
        _|et the Pontiac P spoke lend. It will romain ne cuit week /ll 3465 Auburn Rood FE 4-3573 on the subject “Changing £004)wer galleries until the annual jrwon'ot tod ee - Panag ot a pepe patent work is hung — _ 7 3 —_—— 
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quercenting prembing, oe)" “ge | = PARAMOUNT: BEAUTY SoHOOL Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard was chalr-\gallery head, some of the work is| -  11¥a &, Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. man of the luncheon. Hostess wasifor sale, but the main purpose of Enrollments Available in-Day or Evening Classes. - ‘Mrs. Robert Schapler, . reo ithe show is to allow students to Write, phone or call in person for Free Femghiet. vations were handled | “Observe their work in a gallery James Jones. ath wick af oe corset PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352   
  
    
  
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Honored by Class   NO MONEY DOWN! 2 YEARS TO PAY! 
       
        Open Monday and Friday An fnleredties and 
  Nights ‘ti! 9 p.m. Very comfortable 
small sofa (73 inches |. 
WAYNE GABERT 5 a long), foam . rubber - 
121 N. Seginew . ‘ ae; cushions with coil 
: a -_ . spring base. For the Phone FE 5-6189 
1 Day 
  | Soturday 
Service 
  
  
  Your dry Cleaning,| Permanents i 
        “Not Too Large’ home..   
  But it is 5 ft. 2 ins,   Zonta Club President Mrs. Chadd —_ chairman and Elizabeth Wayne,.speak- — 
Mellinger (rig vs is photographed with er for the evening. 
Maude Chambers (leit) program   
1 pate 6° si Elizabeth Wayne Is Speaker trailers. 
144 From Pontiac Zonta 
Attend Inter-City Dinner |   
  
  
Mrs. James Rosenthal ac- 
  Come In for Proof - at Ne Obligation     between the arms. 
 . .. Reg. $229.50 
+ Now February Sale . 
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to School Supt. William J 
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MADE SY THE MAKERS OF which led to the, crackdown on 
BLUE SUNOCO GASOLINE — trouble-makers. should be; 
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Nationally Advertised HOLLYWOOD Bunny-Bear 6-Year violence in the schools. 
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     president; and Sue Ann Hathaway, 
secretary-treasurer. : New leaders ‘of the Washington|‘r hotel reservations for the trip Washington, D.C. Tour club mem- 
bers chose room partners this week 
responsible for the group. To date! plans to go toa ranch. 
AT LINCOLN 
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Hi dent of the Lincoln Junior High The club has contributed $50 to 
the mew roller skating project at 
Lincoln and they are also making 
Members of Sue Eckley’s home 
room. are compiling a photograph 
album centered around their junior 
high school days. Terry Paterson 
is in-charge of collecting material 
  School Girls’ Service Club. for the project. 
  
       
     
      
       
    
— this morning on the Junior Town 
WEXL, Royal Oak. 
job opportunities in relation to ed- PANEL DISCUSSION ON RADIO 
A group of eight juniors from 
Rochester High School were guests 
Meeting of the Air, at 9:30 a.m. on Ls 
  
        
known as a ringtail monkey. Left member to the Pontiac Central High School Biol- 
ogy Club is a Cebus Capucinus, more commonly 
Hodge, of Lake Angelus and Sue Smith, of 150 
It’s Untamed and Unnamed   to right Martha 
  
The students discussed the main 
velopments to conquer outer space, 
ucation and the effects the Oak- 
land branch of Michigan State 
University will have on the citi- 
zens of Rochester. 
Tod Young to Serve 
on Lake Orion PISA.   
nominating committee for officers 
of the--newly organized Parent - 
the student body this week. 
ee ee 
The other members of the com- 
school wide March of 
campaign closed Friday 
of $550, topping the By WILLIAM BANK 
‘Pontiac Central High School's 
biolggy club- has purchased a 
Cebus capucinus' 
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15 from 4 to 9;30 p. m. in the Boys’ 
gym. Projects from any Oakland 
_ grades 
    Hodge, Central's Biology Club Buys Monkey see the displays and free science movies, * 
SELECT FAIR CHAIRMAN 
The chairmen of the Science 
Fair committees are - Martha 
general chairman; Ron Baril, geology, 
      
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a: y | ellows to Mardi Gras. The Bat . By PATRICIA FOSTER ae 
—_— Moore.| Tonight St. Frederick High School girls will take on the 
on mann ie role-of Sadie Hawkins as they escort their dates to the Mardi 
competing : de, Dave Gras dance sponsored by the Junior class. 
a trophy. | Puglass, |. The girls had to ask the fellows and will also foot the bills, 
Students _ PP aes | open doors and take over the usual male escort’s job. a 
corer Wee eo Btoate | The dance, held in the schoo! hal, will be fom 6 to 11:80 % 
_ Green, Fran Sher- p.m. It is the last social function before the , season. 
lene Gaffney, Stark, Admission is $1.75 per couple or $1 per person. a : 
Young, Tom , Jean) The Clefs, a five piece dance band, will provide the | 
Others are Gail Winter, Mavis pe: Today, the alinual talent show was presented by the stu- 
- Kifer; John Jolle,, Laura Terry, sal s dentcouncil | : : 
Dick Helisley, Marilyn Gary, | West Bloomfield ‘Senior girls took scholarship examinations for Marygrove 
nl Jackie Winter, Jim Pl -E ch College, Detroit, yesterday. " age 
pee Mayme ee Reem f Walker, ans LX 2qange . Yearbook pictures of all clubs, activities and organizations — 
Padgett, Diane Elliott, Ole |P Drive . *were taken this week. Seniors re- 
Wright, and Gene Peter et eee ; fo ceived their proofs and placed. or- ay : . 
Juniors ‘scheduled to appear in|, West Bloomfield High School stu- R d ders* for pictures which are 
the assembly are Lanny Younger (dents. main interest the past few] uniors ed expected to be ready. within six 
Jasie’ Dovietian, Dave Starnes, Sal-|“*Ks has been the foreign ex- ." 
ley Williams, Harry Nicholic, Di|t28e Program, better known as ero af : weeks. 
ante Beckwith, Tom. MeAllister,|""° American Field Service, : fi hh sae: a Ponting Press Phote Possible Pla 5 |TO PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Dave Wilson, Sharon Reitmeyer,| Tomerrow the local commmit- TURN TABLES — Dan Cupid worked a little harder this week crosses her fingers after she got up enough nerve to dial the num- y | ‘The St. Fred's girls’ basketball 
Dan Dunaj, Karen Wesrman, Pat| tee for the American Field Serv- | when he had to convince: the girls at St. Frederick High School ber of a fellow she would like to take to the dance. Judging from oe oat team walloped St. Michadl’s Sav 
Kenny, Pat Hyde, and Turn-| ice will hold a breakfast and fi- | that they could and should ask a fellow to the Mardi Gras dance. . the expression on the face of the receiver of the call, Richard | Fyfyre Homemakers to|day, 41 to 13. The junior varsity 
Sophomore ‘class talent has West Sheeamicin Kiweuk Cou. sate ick velba Se “earths Sponsor Sock Hop Git |score was also encouraging at 28 
not % ‘ * ‘ , 4 : 
ay EE ee. , Avondale Tonight ["" yg - five TnterLakes echools and Bis(Bloomiield ‘Towa, Hall willbe: ta] : , 4 { Coll Parents, Students ‘canta ebiin ilk alla 
Schools met yesterday at Water-ithall, Mrs. Don §, Connor, Mrs : ate onight iors are busy this week reading) Sunday against St. Mary High 
ford Township High School for the W, Bretsaff Jr. Mrs . See: ¢ p plays in order to select one for the) School, of Mt. Clemens to deter: 
third Inter-Lakes Press Confer-/John Haviland, and Mrs. Harry Talks at Walled Lake Night Monday By MICHAEL BUCHANAN ciase 16 preseet. get 3 Claudia| Bite the league champlonship. 
ae as «is Nee : a7 Michael High School boys|Uhan, Pat Parker, Barbara Park- Ri ei® ; SELECT FOUR CANDIDATES ; : 3 will escort : moms Gerry Randall. J Wise- 
prepresentatives from the Pontise!’ Four candidates have been se-| D¥- Glenn Cunningham, former| The ensembles which ‘earned 35 Schools, Collegesziris will take their dads canightlnsrt Slike Waller, Loe tatehin| Students who fraveled to the 
ty advisers from) icteq at West ‘as pro.|one mile champion track star from first division ratings were a clari-| 44 Be Represented atit?-the ‘Sweetheart Sereuade,” alson, Tom Greenless and Judy|University of Detroit recently for 
‘surrounding high schools spoke on| 2. tive siudents te «|Kansas University, was the guestinet trio composed of Diane Fuller,| '? °@ "@Pré semi formal Valentin- dance spon-|Myhrs. the sixth annual training school of anges careers in journal-| frei rt cs i OO at a as-|Sardra Cummings, and Barbara} Rochester High sored by the senior class. pra the |sodality action included Douglas 
yearbooks, and ic rover Kathy Olmstead, Sue|Sembly this week at Walled Lake. lh eee The is to St. " cone nae Briar Dre, women in journalism. Plone’ aaa’ Dee *  Final| High, School. ———— guenahers were Jeanie W udy| rpisty-t pw dance is open only greatest American miler of our Presto, Dick Powe, ee 
c Pontiac Press representatives! scection cull be aie in i Suber, "Lown Adie sad Ded ray-iiee schosls leges| Mike students and their parents | time, was the guest speaker at |Sharon Talbot, Julia Slowik, Car- 
“were John Fitzgerald, editor; Ju-|York City. ew Cunningham, called the great. wits. a horn quartetie init’ Michigan and neighboring states and will be held im the school | an assembly this week, tym Humphries, Judy Cosgrove, 
Se Se, wees See * *¢ & ne saalag aad? Go tees which Terry Crawford, Dick Ben-|"il er Pogacocaag: ye we bell. frome 9:30 to ualdnight.. ' Future Homemakers of America Susan Johnson, Chris Medina and 
pereig d age Re oo = About 60 students will meet at] and ran » world record-breaking |"inger, David Nicolay and Bob). "nich school Monday Jerry Walsh and his. five piece|are sponsoring a sock hop afterinonna Needle. A general sodality 
director of pi the town hall where they will be| mile of four minutes, 4.4 seconds. payee OS eat Ee ) orchestra will provide dance music| the Troy-Avondale basketball game held at St, Fred's to ny of netentions ot. Prater haieialiaag maseneiig Gti~ Ot - the  |which consisted of Bruce Attar,| The evening, which will begin |including two steps and waltzes es-|tonight. It will start immediately|Meetns was : igh School, Harry Sts-2 °°" sitioutng the beeakfast, Ste|Walled Lake Jodie cnt seuier|é nu Rand and Bruce Stanley, at 7:30, will be divided inte three after the pler, Detroit News sports reporter, se in the “ Hi hee Junior og ew! sections of about 45 minutes each m. 
Bee ik ne ate Sanmaeil ee Fess’: Ge eit Wo GEA Whace sad enpetlhte'tectivel thd tt : During the first two periods stu- 
at Dring High Baloo |i asigned areas by volunter|Ypeiant Satarday, 13 were giver DQPHISE SEMIOL CLASS. | tein neo tney, cred “eae Was oat and pine Sr gd myers homes siting tr denttiones T and Pc fir maaan to Attend Circus See, ee es 
celebrating the WTHS Parent ee a eee Ae (0 eemee Wen ror.axcinos formation about his institution. | 
Teacher Association's Founders} Contribute the majer part of In the Senior High those who The third period will be a “brows 
Day program eee a) ee ptoded ter 0 SSM peegrens received the firsts’ were Frank Cuttin Wight Bdon tad oon ee Among those which student wiord, tu and Dennis . McCoy, will attend} Newcomers on the local scene 
Sey Sooner, Jim Green, Sandy| to West Blesmfled nex wine Garreis, trombone solo. Both will Po"mt: Kay Mctoy, will altend! nis year include.a representative 
Finkbeiner psa li country im the spring thc eeay participate in the state festival 1a-| rw. from the School of Nursing in) 
Nicholas, Gail Hesse, Denis. Say. mast be collected by the end of vat a eigsam ranlbres “Poe The freshman class is alee etn ae Ford 
der and Léetia. Lyon. February, : division ratings. .,jning a Valentine party to be era woe eke a 
wanes titeapanere tase Another event planned to raise| Of the 11 firsts which the junior|*d8y- Arts and the American 
Cast ot the funds for the exchange program is/high collected, seven went to solo-| Thursday, members of the sen-jtory of Music ‘in Chicago. 
pH ¢ Dra-'a rummage sale on February 22nd ists. They were David Ejicher,)ior play cast will present a short «~« * * — production of “Annie|in the basement of the community|cello; Mike Crawford and Douglas preview of the play, “Too Many The university’s represented will] | our See: sp been Rang va Ba hee a ¥ cot} Adama, drum; Joanne Welch, flute; ei during the Parent Teacher). Michigan State University,| , supnid can French horn; | Fellowship. # yh 
erly Wells, Terry Walker, Dayton|bring it the next Friday to be|Gary. Weeks, tuba; and Terry| ‘The play will be University of Detroit, University of y presented) Michigan, Wayne State University, é Richards, Dus-'priced for sale. : Crawford, IMarch20. Valparaiso University and Western 
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3 Tunisian|Hussein of Jordan and Faisal II 
of ‘Iraq ‘have set for themselves+—peopie. 
-iin which Hussein would step down 
.| Egypt's President Gamal Abdei 
~jand Iraq as another step to forma- 
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ad canny advisers. He is king By INTERNATIONAL NEWS 
Two 22-year-old kings and cous- 
ins are trying to decide the future 
of seven million persons. 
That about sums up the task that 
in their current conference ii 
Amman. ., ‘ : 
Their goal, it is believed, is 
some kind of political-economic 
federation, perhaps even a union 
from his throne and become heir 
to Faisal. © ‘ 
There are some who say that 
the two young kings, fearful of 
Nasser and the new Syrian- 
Egyptian union, hope to induce 
King Saud of Saudi Arabia to 
join their _monarch’s federation. 
DPthers see a ynion of Jordan 
tion of a genuine Arab empire, 
the age-old dream of an age-old 
region. - x* « * 
Despite their age, Hussein_and, 
Faisal “aré veterans of Middle 
East conflict and intrigue. Both 
are short and slim, British- 
educated, addicted to sports cars, 
planes — and pretty girls. 
But Faisal has by far the easier 
job. He -became king. at the age 
of three on April 4, 1939. While 
his uncle and mother ruled Iraq 
in his name, Faisal went to Eng- 
land to be educated at Harrow, 
Winston Churchill's alma 
By the time Faisal assumed) 
‘formal power in May 1953, he was | 
young man surrounded by loyal a’ cultivated and knowledgeable | Two Young Eastern Kings 
Deciding Fate of 7 Million PRESLEY) of a rich country, based on oil 
and getting richer daily. Its siilte 
are proud, united and _ well-off, 
compared to those of Jordan and 
other Arab lands. 
at Harrew briefly, and at Sand- 
hurst, Britain’s West Point. 
He ‘became king in 1953 after 
his father, King Talat, was de- 
clared insane. From that time on, 
Hussein has been in: trouble. srael lies to Jordan's pe 
Pacem has no oil but depends -for| 
existence on foreign subsidies, 
Hussein's throne has been in peril 
several times. ,The king has 
needed luck, as. well as ability, to! 
  
Hussein undoubtedly has need | 
for his cousin Faisal; and Faisal | 
has the means to assist him. The | 
results of their Amman confer-/ 
ence could be of great importance | 
to the West, as well as to the) 
people they govern.   
Panhandle Sued 
by Consolidated Claims Firm Failed to 
Comply With Order to 
Sell Its Excess Gas 
for 17 million dollars for what it 
says loss of revenue suffered when 
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. 
failed to comply with a Federal 
Power Commission order. 
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Consolidated said “In its U.S, 
District Court suit against Pan- 
handle yesterday that the sum handle Eastern, said the suit | 
was “completely without merit.” 
Maguire described the suit ial 
“merely another move by Michi-| 
gan Consolidated in its continuing | 
harassment of Panhandle: 
Eastern.” | 
et & * 
Counsel for Consolidated said the 
suit was the largest of its kind 
. }in utility history. 
Instead df complying- with the! 
federal order, Consolidated anid in 
-| the gas to; 
solidated. Gas Co. has filed suit;certain industrial customers, and. 
made improper deliveries to a few 
selected customers." 
  
Young GOPers to Meet 
DETROIT @# — Young Republi- 
meet in Detroit Saturday. Sen. 
Potter (R-Mich) will discuss the 
Republican party’s policies in the 
  represents money lost from the 
alleged failure of Panhandle to 
carry out an FPC order directing it 
to sell excess gas to Consolidated. 
Williant G. Maguire, board 
    chairman and president of Pan- “space age.” cans from 14 Midwest states will | te 
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Several Tiger Vets Report Early :   Deirot Pushed 
to 4th; Boston wR ~ 
Ties for Second Rookies Open LAKELAND, Fla, @®—The De-|to a new position this season. He| McHale Is. in Lakeland and tt 
Harry Lumley Scores/‘ it Tiers," armed with a freshihas been a shortstop for his en-| would net bo surprising #f the two   
Pa Camp = . ;: supply of players and considered|tire six-year baseball career, came te terms: before McHale re- 
‘a 2nd Victory Against aroger z) most every ppp ‘ et ae turns to Detroit. 
= Motor City Crew mo tadny. rookie camp at Lake The Tigers say he will be tried} Lary and Hoeft must be big win- 
Wings 50 last night and pushed /veterans who have new things to| # discovered handl 20 : the Wings into fourth place in the|learn and new responsibilities to ond ex-Ailuatic cannot the |". ‘ 
AP Forsinite |National Hockey League race. carry, = shortstop job. : ol tes tlk : Ap Yossnile 
NEW COACH — W. | ‘The victory put Boston in a tie Too, Kuenn might be switched | Ray Boone arrived in town sev- ; : ; : , Manager dack Tighe arrived * ce Indian ace left- 
capes of Ucn Hae | seecly ese AE Fore ltr second place with the Nev] wim hs tana even day age | AFG ase orev nt bas eral aa og Bu cml] sander wn mlsed rato ast season ater beng tithe ri reace W ; oe " J t - 
; head coach of the Philadelphia |roston and New York each have 5i| And settled down in a Mitel J0S' | out. The crew-cut Kuenn has not |heavy workouts until all the vet-| eve by @ line drive, is wasting no time getting ready at Tucson, 
* ' | Eagles of the National Football | ioints, Detroit has 50. ; ‘ erans 
put on one of its 
ay Sa Ba | offensive displays of pli 
en ae aan eer a partans Battle | scr ‘sate saes ; t 
weak his—-second—shutout—of-the . . : | 4 : “ : : 
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; two goals in the first The Tournament of Champions of} . . . i 
_ the Golden Gloves will be held in| MSU Can Regain 1st|Petiod and three in the seeing: DUNEDIN, Fla. @—Al 
Chicago Stadium Feb, 24-26 and ey | of Birmingham, 
(ook by Winning Saturday;/in the third. Bronco Horvath 
+’ * ‘Mh Olle State at ee ees tee eee Doug Wugasser,. former Bir- : pazzini each collected their 19th. - mingham high miler, was lost to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . << + Alt three suffered serious let- 
the Western Michigan track downs, and they are three of the squad for scholastic troubles. ‘|. Michigan State will try to regain Stasiuk and Toppazzini- got the| qigers’ most important players. 
Two weeks ag he cot 0 now [O° BW. Ten basketball iced in a/firet period tallies op peine ables Kuenn batteg only .277—a whop- 
a ee * *« »* Stanley and Fernie Flaman. erage, and he drove in only 44 
_| The contest, to be televised; poston the a runs—just half-the number of 
stain brothers te play at La-tegionally, 4:30 p.m. will be on| early in the secon! period, | Tus he drove across the previous peer, is recovering slowly fram an|MSU's home court, where .the| Horvath sent a 25-foot shot past | "#5" 
injury suffered while playing fresh-/Sp@ttans are unbeaten in seven) wing ~ goalie. Terry Sawchuk. | More important than anything man football at Michigan State last /Starts. | paity Rien sound Rese ite else, Kuenn is scheduled to shift 
| fal. “Tom comes out and shoots utes Labine finish. 
Gah ws in practice when bets tome! ia settee ack, teaae o | 08S OE. ae HA eS 4 
___—____——Hie- still teoks-mighty good t 'Me,”| tie for first place with Indiana. | Lumley, replacing the’ injured i said Lapeer coach Bert Jackson) qhe foosiers are idle until [Don Simmons, had 33 saves, Saw- NHL Standings 
aoe 4% Monday chuk had 36 saves aa cones 
Illinois, ‘although . the highest %:. - 2-9? Montreal ...eseeies- 36 12 6 78 198 111 The oe has Big Ten with a 795| This was the sth time that |New York ..000o 2 2 $1 190 iss : oa 
Sante chun of “anaes Ayre average, shares last place with| Detroit has been shutout this sea-|Deiros = «--.-----»---48 33 1% iso 133 _ | Increase Is Requested 
new head tennis coach, He suc- with '& 85 manding Ths Oe ont tor Lamiey i Se his ste ichense OS 6 iis i * | by City Commission for 
ee ee et et te eet New XOUHURSDAY'S RESULTS TOPPARZINI MISSES — ‘Terry Sawchuk, De up by Marcel Pronovest (@) and Warren Got. | Public Course ° because -of . _ ; ’ 
pend ge tay? & : Beste 5 FUEDAN'S GCURDULE troit goalie, spoils Jerry Toppazzini’s driving  frey (5) in the second period of their game last ; 
officer, hes served as assistant | Because of Michigan State’s|4 More Tigers Betros et forest shot after he slips through the Wing defense set _night. Boston won 5, - Golfing fees at Pontiac Munici- to Hendrix since 1950. chance of going in front of the ; ; . pal Golf Course will probably be 
of eas closest title race in Conference|[nked for ‘58 : . : higher this summer to prevent a 
Veteran right handed pitcher|history, the game takes feature : “@ . : e repeat of last season's $4,000 oper- 
Re Se een oe ais ce dene eats _pUlnee © -Tey me E> ating loss. 
Sines Wie Be mere semaine oe aoe coeene| emer ness | COLIN ce Dad f irs Sy ea _ for 1868. The Sox have sx playersisending Michigan (43) to Ohio| eran outfidder Ges Zoralal, Fe Dew Pango aoe x 
pag or Donovan and Kong stckelatnnesste (3) and ines tracts. a ey : Parks yi ae ong er . 
Eari Torgeson as regulars. to Wisconsin (35). Thus, the Tigers the | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS jplayed last night. | Maryland,)Conference. North Carolina, ratedjKearns to come from behind inlysusy 4 ” ari Torgeson ‘ SS ae «| wigin Baylor appears to have|Tanked No, 9, breezed past Clem-|1ith, needed a pair of field goals|the last 34 seconds and defeat SPE RTI 
: tiations, With 28 players now un- the major college basketball scor:|80M 72-54 in the Atlantic Coast|from Bob Cunningham and Tommy} Wake Forest 60-57 in another ACC; ™ possible, Commissioners 
s . der contract, only 21 Temain we- | ing title in the bag, but even with game. : wanted’ the increase held at 85 
signed. The unsigned list includes his dominating 34.4 points-a-game Deiiien takatied tenn Velie’ cents for nine holes weekdays 
| Jum D VICE] | sic Seem, ae te, at |evrte tess ne wey met! iston Ace Shocked” for a 7-40 vitory over Wyoming | The propent fee for nine hoes Is es . . dumped the Cowboys out F- : at Bertoia. “The 66 junior, who played for : ; ‘ ets first pince Skyline 15 cents everyday. | 
Frank. Bolling and Joe Presko (Idaho as a freshman, swished 47 : |.ence #6 with ile Brigham | Ewalt had suggested these fee 
un ay q ron oun ain and Tem Yewele agreed to terms |points for Seattle last night in S Oud aie af ey “Young. hikes, covering weekdays, Satur- yesterday. “y tg victory over Regis of, : os * 5 
2 . LA Gauesar : _ |Denver. Tt was the Tith straight , : peat opal wcofed 29, grabbed 12) 7" SUA" fat feuaaves Dark Collide for the Chieftains, now 134 and and collected four assists 
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, * —{both Olson and Zuehike last Sun-/20one, Dark Co ranked 16th in the Associated Press| DETROIT w@ — Georgé Yardley|number of stitches hockey players] fT Niagara in a 76-65 victory For nine holes, from 15 cents to For the first time in its 20-yearlday tp win the US, Central titelin Players’ Tourne poll. says he probably wouldn’t be play-lreceive in a carétr,” {Seton Hall. St Jotm's of Brooklyn|$1; all day, from. $1.60 to $2; twi- the world’s highest artifi-|°" 7 Y | ing pro basketball “if I stopped to f Yard! suit a S-point lead in the first|Ught hours, 40 cents to 50 cents; : + anatt and-eould do -it-again. Another fa-| 477, yer Baylor, wh@*scored 27 in the - ley, “but basketball players can and lay for nine holes 
Gial ski scaffold will be the scene|Trn ON tn be Wilbur R MIAMI, Fla. —Fayored Alvin! nos: halt after Regis junked » |MNK how rough it is." @ pretty good run for{ 2a and rapped Manhattan 77-66,and league p 
of the National Sid Jumping cham-|-+ tenpeming, Mich former Olym- (Dat, shortstop for thé St. Louis zone defense, now has scored 624 The Detroit Piston forward, lead- money,” in the other halt of the New York|#0m 7 cents to $1. 
here this week-end and pean Prager Tra ,|Cardinals, teed off against Ray) jiiots in 19 He had » |™& scorer in the National Bas- Madison Square Garden Ewalt said Detroit had made 
at least 100 riders are expected to/Pic Jumper § : made the six-maniBoone of the Detroit Tigers today $3.4 ave was tae te ketball Assn., was “shocked” when| , CPPoM@™s players generally | header. similar raises on \its public. 
fly through the air in quest of ane gle t chose t0/.5 match play began in the 18th Me nie an at a6 fled chet, [be Saw a few games on television. bump Yardley in the arnis and eg re courses. \ 
— ee ee annual National Baseball Pay-| S55°ty of 19 trom the foul line. | “was really shocked when I | shesting off Siase tt ta tho Capt. Joe Hughes counted 17 ot| “There's tp reason to raise x * * ere’ golf tournament. 5; * 
the national vision will be head- how. rough things are out | practice never to hold onto an- |his 20 points in the second half) ™* fees as high as Detroit's, The national meet, scheduled at| The Junior 4 will } Dark, three times winner of the| At his current average, Baylor) 2” 7 : 
2:30 p.m. (EST), Sunday, will be/€d by defending champion Jon St.jevent ‘and defending champion,|is well back of the all-time one > cae a te pein cia pinyer ter 0 tong: petted as Hoty Cross came trons behind ws ar ine. ees 
preceded tomorrow by the 2ind/Andre of Ishpeming, while Lloyd|qualified yesterday with an 82 to|season average record of 41.7 set] SE Se" sput tive altovether aif peo hay 0: has re and Setanta’ the Guaption Martatsl yrs ne trytag. to *4 
qorusl Hiwanls Ski Cheb tovite-(Severad of Eas Care wil ie uitham ct Ge her Sok Tonge | | Seek when yout “ant Gane ae sas tee ie po ; Gon. Profit at the golf course, Just 
tion tournament. same jump- or straigh Johnson on fFira. yourself, playing instead basketball — - (Feets) Lefebvre, healt oven. 
gf opie ap weeny Fw rr wh ——— eee te ee Only _cne_of the top 10 clubs! watching.” re he sit. Hipage ot de ina: eee ee About half the golfers’ using the t stars st -t E vege : . ° 
veistaun, Art Tokle and other| ff 7 5 ry | Yardley has plenty of scars to| awe. == |way in the second. halt in an| homies Cores let yay int 
— (Se id, ares — ee the} Yardley wants to coach after his|"'Ste ‘twas $0: Loren Andean! Out. “That's because our ‘ 
out way, the scrap for the Se a aying days are over, but he |~>ut 59 Loren Anderson lower ‘others in ¢ 
aaa , Sadionst Lined * ones mt to “«There’s a lot of talk about the mage ~~ weed inh rate 3. One Can Wana ae ne pees um 
a yay een y lege or : 
Olson and Keith Zuehike, both of “I'd like to quit after next sea-| NCAA small college champs made Be 
Eau Claire, Wis son and go back into full-time en-|it 24 in @ row by beating Lewis 
x ke gineering work — and work in|/®". esu 
However, 22-year-old Ted Lahn- : 
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      SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Texan! Pye ever known p in athletics, He Fri cy + teal el Dave Marr, one of the brightest) taught young men how ts be- 
Podeszwa and Arne Kilott, a 5.10 laa men ee have, how to be a real man. 
night administered 9 71-37 spank- ihe second reied tates: > |tons were at Fort Wayne was Paul 
ing to St, Mary's Eagiets on the Peepee ; Birch. He was @ real -taskmaker/ 
Orchard Lake floor. Defeat was * and. a finé teacher, but the boys 
the 4th of the season for the Eag- He also showed they had been|didn’'t play well for him: He just 
lets, their 3rd straight. looking in the wrong place for the| couldn't handle men. 
“4 points between them, more Sete Gast tude par Othe Maiad ; 
than enough fo utaoro ihe Or cut yesterday. over the sog, pects Haircuts 
32 baskets and Kiott 10, hitting 490-yard Bracken- ) ms 
from all angles. Eaglets’ best Park 98" . iven Athletes 
with 21. : | aren 
St, Thomas’ season’s mark is 
now 11-2, St. Mary’s 104. _ 
The Blue Streaks ‘led all the way, ial 
starting with a 194 first period pete 
score. Eaglets were never in con- coach, signed a three-year con- 
tention. — : an estimated $20,000 a year, He becomes the 
6T. MARY (OL) ST. TOMAS) in 1950, succeeding Hugh Devore 
Tie tay i Devore three ; die Bo ees Walter Burkemo +4. .ss.00++. ;=— - peseult lyear : : via a : ang ta : f ds _ The ray haired st recently resig eda h ad co e) 
4 a Nia Ap Meine {iehe Baran Sicteecteena ‘bow bee be \ir Force and formet San Francisco Forty. Winer A rrr reer UPSIDE DOWN AND BACKWARDS — Gene _lefthanded in the Texas Open Golf Tournament Mc merece tee 4 gp ll unger ed into ; eo, 
_ oo ae By earters ste dude, BONe Of Pemtinc tings from behind ‘a by in San Antonio, Bone parred the hole and posted |Tony ‘Ondrui .......s00.)002-5. Men of e" ; me ‘Park, Calit,, and el cindy spine. Spee 
ee css ei pe! ting his Pub with the end upside down and a 78 for the Stet 26 holes, Me Wes cise . , Vince , See! Ju ci aamee Lames, ix : ae ie ps eee ; : ‘ 
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_ © Detwolt Tiger catcher Bob “Red” footbeill coach’ at the University) (00: Ae ERE a eS vay ting sae EES 
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ty ee Avondale Has Big Job - |Pontiac Central | W. Bloomfield, Vikings | 4 : | = | 4 “ : * ' 
| J \|| Against Unbeaten Troy Faces Rin Tack Try to Play Spoilers | 
; By BILL CORNWELL rsncimgpe -fanertiog hl gray aces Ig q Basketball teams from Walled phis trails the Raiders by half « 
‘ , : squares off against ackets to- Lake and West Bloomfield High |S*™¢- et ; ee It's been a rocky basketball se@-\nieht at the Avondale High gyms WC Acti -. a»| Dryden visits Armada and Ca- ' ) schools will try to play “ tt | 
4 House of David Srl Yew ade [age + Onsen B ate fh Jon fee ra re Be The unpredictable Jackets have le : ouse OF vaV ‘mrely had their ups and down,| Undefeated tm 13 games and/ Flint Central Aso Walled Lake, InterLakes Con-| , L@neve Powers will be strongly 
— ALSO — : ‘They got off to a winning start,|.the state's $rd ranked team is : Mi tect te . last but, {vored in the Eastern Michigan 
: then suddenly floundered in mid-| the latest ratings, the Colts are | Expected to Be ‘Up’ ference co-champion last year but: out pace-setting Ferndale 5 PROFESSIONAL Iseason and now find themselves| #iready certain of a co-title and to Protect Lead ore Beg way out of oo guns for its 10th consecutive 
pAupewue ACTS — ee baal ag oe 4 papain bound Berkley Bears this evening Wit st Mt. Clemens, Sadi base | 
Dm Haase | The Jackets will have a big ad- Pontiac Central basketball coach|#t Walled Lake. and Birmingham plays at Hazel | 
: PONTIAC POLICE DEPT. | icone naneinc Aves ene: |ditional reason wor wanting to spoil|A"¢, Van Ryzin feels that tonight's) Berkley, the Vikings’ cham: | Park. | : oF en's / clash against Saginaw Valley lead-| pionship partner a year ago, ‘ : Vs. ers have no chance at all for |) Tuy perfect og-atigs resides ler Flint Central is the game f0r| heeds eae more to clinch | South Central loop activity sends | 
WPON & PONTIAC | 32,<uie tte and cots vasms line crown, They want revenge tor( hich the Chiefs have been walt] S"share ot the crown. we more (ctlar-iveling Oxford aguinat un- pw petons the monstrous drubbing they re|'"S- wins will hand the Bears thelr |[Caten Imlay City and orm tet | ceived in the last meeting at] “We should be keyed up for this! ard straight title. ~ienag ogy: = Pr Open Fridey Evenings But Bye and his boys could salve| Toy game,” said Van Ryzin, “we can} ,._ . | exeaee: for. a. Bi-County.game- ‘til 9:00 |. . 
Reserved Seats—$2.20 a lot of wounds and smooth out] ew. a8 ois Sant. itvat wo tes fap, TP VRAIN Ciel with Wola.) ee mene : : es es 7 a ye! be Oh koe ‘Sioun, sath be Setan > “eaep lrrcamen nes sheen os heater alld General Admission—$1.65 Net has been able’ to de airing the|“We slumped in the middle of the| The loss by = S243 margin |Berkley's nine-game winning where the Falcons meet Roseville| Carl Shell ' , | | current campaign — eat the Troy|seeson.” Bye anid. “but we start-| started the Cite tote an, S¥O /etrenk in a return match. ‘Rochester lost| = cc 
Sunday, March 2nd, 7:30 p.m. Ce ge ee dnd belt of the Fitnperald. game 12 straight wins in league com- Sao elas weiel ee | and Sons - : : : : we really began to more| Petition, — AY’S FIGHTS 
PONTIAC CENTRAL HIGH GYMNASIUM © } T°‘ stool which cvidedline our ola elves agninst Roci| pach Joe Dowdy of Flint Con|outne seckte-eros the ware pally sari, soat wake! Mens | 1994 Dinle Hwy, Drayton Spe by Pontiac Lions’ Club — 2 _ : tral however has seen the SCraPPYlthe Yan Dyke court and South-|. REVERE. Ness —Tuoy Veranis, {1% | OR 3-5043 jpensored by ie { | ae : Ray Goterth and Gary Ack- |Indiaris come a long way sincelncia ‘the ony team with am hore Rex teemekes oH RoeKT Pore te * at 
Get Y Tickets Earl Packers Sign Gregg; er have been the key figures in {that day and with an 11-1 mark, heloe ‘catching Berkley, " invades A = ee 
our fickets Early Leaves Army Shortly the Aves comeback. The “ther [feels his team bas also improved! rsrmington, | at . | sa] Cire etry Sa, Dennte [meneh € repset sonioet Fonte“ ON | CLOSE-OUT SALE - Ee aR ers ee es ee | “4 * ‘asabe-ahe tone te toa | | F : 
, : pounds, signed his reviving Dale Lucas, who started we 
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||_119.N. Seginew ___F8 5.8222 [trom the Army in tine tor sum Ty an ae, preseiy locked wit Feiler a. the gura| Keee® Harber. 17 Cu, Ft. Gibson Freezer *299 ! = lbed cub foday,|i" ® three-way tie for 2nd place|spots for @ potent scoring combi- The “hot-and-cold” Lakers could . s . 
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‘ rich and All-Service tackle at Camp| Lake Orion swings into action| the league and Lacas has neatly {place to Northville if the Mustangs ih sadhecemre gg St UME : e Carson, Colo. The Southern Meth-|at Madison and Fitzgerald enter-| Pumped in 20 points in each of |CA" get past dangerous Holly on Mj Automatic. washers, wringer washers and many other | such ' , odist can th Male abie. Chen te ight's other| *¥e starts. : the Holly floor, fT] rgains. Low down payments with small monthly payments. 
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See hotter. The Sanders fone) ; | Alice was — he. in * aatiates oh 
\ ‘our in a yi was destroyed, him. ee ee -*| marrying Allee he had been |" 0. particular 
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| * burned, Sanders CHAPTER 38 ‘Lady Stoddart - West broke in had remaitied had an 
Sheriff Q. D. Tatu said ‘Na-|burned She me secret te visor up ae. ial go. -  *. thaniel Sanders was pouring escaped injury. ° stairs, opened to ‘ou really do not see what con- hy «i 
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pene hed hand. But when I heard this—or rather, |iooked prosperous enough, and a 
“Miss Crackenthorpe? 1 real- |* S%tbled account of this, I bad|pooq thing too! That's where Al- 
ly do apologize tor breaking in on |' Come to make sure it was really|freq' had always gone wrong. If) 2 he 1 have sees roe, 5 wo because if 16 te you looked prosperous, people| 
at the Sports at the | es?” said Emma. thought you were prosperous.| . School. “Then I must telj you some- [There were ho. rumors 
thing that I had never intended |around as yet about his financial, ' "Yes," said ame, “T remem- »»| to tell you. You see, Iam Mar- stability. All the same, the crash ber you ” = mm down.”'| sine,” : couldn’ +. he pielaved very long. 
father had passed : Emma stared at her guest as low if only 
a fa Sanyal, ach sera tyke ott tM sat down. She said in a quiet he Ay Practically seemed to thrive on) | HOUR. SALE. 
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I have a reason. I think it is an| The other nodded vigorously. 'ahout. 
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do with the house and the fam-|8peak to you of that time. It was|money./In with a shady crowd 
thai wha’ here, doing a doubtful deal there, long ago and it is over. But I will ’ * 
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A NEW CLASS be said You see, they have picked) ended we were married. I con- \crea ia @ Coupon must be pre- 8 
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have an idea that she may be a Faget sin oul, mas, All Suites Reduced customer MOGs 9S 17s 
French eo a agin to rake up old memoriesthact-a | litle. — - _— was a» 
— 2 i That is anf cali pea alma , ae : Spee win : - ‘so?” . - 
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way ‘ it gave me, I will tell you, a 1 
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SHORTER EASIER “No Nothing of that kind. Butiher hand on Emma's arm. “‘But|Good thing Darwin pos pawn | 
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Tr cs ache mdeese De |pllbcay 0d eehent geameiaeiseer tgunany os aoe tt abd Richard Hilis. ot authority at heme, diverce, 
vidson, presiding at the trial of tion killed ISyearcid Michael’ sultation or Aan, Dette It seems a great obscenity to ee ee ene 
seven New York teenagers who Parmer, meee imey Robert Reynolds clashes with laugh in such am atmosphere. | #P*° moral training, le 
Wil ge te the doctric chek i) a 4 anncloreenenien Memistnan, sad) Wat ane te teats Snate= —_ ee Oe 
found guilty of first degree mur) One winces af occasional a.well-ecrubbed, whatever verdict — tragedy indifference to seething racial 
Ger, ts the father of three young’ - Sere eneee NS: Beer: 
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The carefully picked all-male’ <i i ; , The sheer quantity of the de- 
jury has portage & doaen or more M@thOGiStS Worship r-dunior Editors Quiz ee 3 poterg wage dye th gan yun 
peeebés to the Soenngere oo Oral. {2 Jewish Center VALENTINES he was incensed by what had been 
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ing Oxtord Circle Jewish Comme-| the And co have Ge tial repeme 1, Cont Mlered its teiiding far Joe ne ge bel 
oo cues’ Gute ete gunn jee weekly services and Sun 3 book buff 
up to get inte Judge Daviden's (S2Y Scho! classes. or more investigators with court cach day—as if Ht were : 
ated esr Rabbi Paul Teicher of another cred to et 
; internation- Over at our bank right now it's 
  
  ut is a terrible and depress- obtained @ portable : Murray , But it . 4 _~ ba distinguished on vas eas com- Customer Time. We have. 
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QUESTION: How oppo ede | em Oe ye Se Valentine greetings to all our other friends   
+ * ofi¢r) other degrees of murder, 
ANSWER: earunry iA ts te foek Gay of three diterent| fo ates Se ous othe 
martyrs, all of whom have the name of Saint Valentine. One /,,, knowing . would 
In te and neighbors whether they bank with us or not, 
        ‘was a Roman priest who was beheaded about 269 AD. The’ 
jeccand was « bishop believed to have been beheaded in Rows) 
  martyr im Africa. | seems to have much appetite to go 
Tuere 1s ho comnection between these ‘martyrs and! the| ouch ith al 
custom of sending cards and love.tokens on Saint Valentine’ , 
i Day. It just happened that the day selected to homer the 
martyrs fell on the same day as an ancient Roman festival in| Wayne Gets AEC Grant : , National Bank 
which lovers exchanged gifts. During the festival, young) ». 207 a | 
é , has received a $137,764 OF POnwrT tA C   
  - Offices et W. Huron at Tilden, N. Perry ot Glen- 
    ; : valentines, after the saints. ment to be used in nuclear studies. Member 
Be prepored for next winter ond be kind to your x * * pon gre peg B. wn ye FDIC wood, Lake Orion, Milford; Walled Lake, Keego 
budget,.too! Let us fill your bin with top-quality FOR YOU TO DO: For your mother or best friend, make wade yt oe plage seat of ths ar tias Herbor, Union Lake and Bloomfield Hills. 
  a valentine by drawing a big heart on white paper, cutting It rant 
Sees soy at Entry Ere chanen pepe. You con ‘out, coloring it red, and writing a message /on the back: Or! take months to pay! Coll on us todoy. lean you design-a better one than this? 
| (Today’s prize of $10 for sending in this question goes to| 
, |Kristin Goff of Midland, Mich. If you have a good question | 
CORWIN LUMBER & COAL | send it on a postcard to Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures, | I'm. ' +1 n > 
i. in care of The Pontine Press, Tomoryow: What was Esae's} 
117 S. Cass oe FE 2-8385. birthright and why did = sell it?) / 
He Missed the ibs Estimate 4-Year im trapped in the house all day with no means at all to get out . My & 
CHISELHURST, England , husband had the car all day and all | get is bored! If only we had a second 
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NEW YORK @® — Explorer, the there on out-of-this-world terms. Tonight for sure we're going to see : ae US. enteiie, bes a probable toroid Tuner ..» See You There! 
           
      i YR 1 sles could be wed or a four-day ff 1060 Cadillac Convertible S 1955 Ford Gus. Ranch Wag. + § MY oe f | Ai >. Ely gellar, Hydramatic, ne Fem white wall V-8, Ford-O-Matic, radio and Z | ; 0 > Ee er oo Kcapeioe | fio h tires, radio ond heoter.......... ee 
2 e. A extimates came trom Dr. 1965 Ford Thunderbird $4 1955 Ford Convertible ’ ee en nummermann, chief of Ford-O-Matic, white wall tires, . V-8, Ford-O-Matic, radio and 
we GIVE / f; ; oon Fp sega ender go radio and heater .............. ! heater ........... serene - 
HOLDEN | st naa ocen *§ 1956 Buick Roadmaster § 1963 Ford Victoria —D st Dr. Haeussermann said that Sedan, Dynaflow; power brakes, - \-8, Ford-O-Matic, white wall . 
R 0 ATIOALA aD * % saad Ghtuns we i tape power steering, W.W.T. RGH.. . tires, radio ond heater...... gua est 
’ . aemnen at. 1966 Ford Victoria 1963 Buick Super : Aho 4 The guidance aystem - of V-8, Ford-O-Matic, white wall tires, Hardtop, V-8, Dynaflow, white wall iit he toot, be sud He an radio and heater ........-...-. tires, radio and ROT. 2 kesees 
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1.25 ABSORBINE JR. Ory TEN 
1.50 GELUSIL Liquid i | S IT [| 
100 VITAMIN A 25,000 Unis = 98'f-~ | 
45° VCK’S VAPO RUB SSO Acceso 
1.50 CITROID (Cold Compound) : 
89° WILD-ROOT CREAM OIL 
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1967 Ford Oustom 201. $4QQ | 1982 Madsen Hornet. ‘$05 ie ages ee —-* Lapeer 
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          ° Medicine dine School at! ! barb Sat ; Base said the/ly every way, Sunday:'at ee oe dag ing|a.m., exactly seven days after he! 
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t cabinet to-|Randolph, Air Force Base, said/@ 0) i To! rs ‘ ' would . La ‘ Ida. Hel emerge from the “tp jhe belived Farrell would gain | chaes A SS Be i aonmese day ce] FS PG i eens yesterday it did no more than xs ; feature on either side of the - canine the eround.. Schan” peevieeds Valentine Pleas . “Sie's 5 grent deter, a real chow ects in ket. - ja bu. geen erere © 350 ve ona ; | ” ‘said the = 
wheat den ‘the [Seis pe iescceeccecce 180] preswe in ew F 10m Heart All | Steinkamp's briefing disclosed|To C All. wheat deliveries held to the |Ceiery, (40B.) .,..0esevecceeee 1.50! pre-weekend caution was ‘ png ooh the first few min- Horseradish, pk. eercecesses °s dence. 
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pclae mies Onions. Dey, Sonim Ss"cccocceccce 433] Babbers, farm implements ana |"! ONG, 2€@ DAYS or Coun If] |rsctica! very soon.” Regenerat.| SOKO Near the end of the first hour, |parscr, Rock (ese.) dom ----.++- 138 radio-televisions were firm. Mo-| NeW YORK (INS)—Will lover ; + me Hager ge problems. connected [transmission wheat wag % cont = bentel Mey eee ee at) as re tors, steels, oils, rails, base metals) toys heart really “break” tomor-| , de | with recovering a satellite remain|week er to % cent lower, March $2:14%4; ‘ahubarb, bothoude, (ochs.) 408. ..:, 138/ and tobaccos were irregular, row yen Sak Qin in plan to) PO Holds Barred’ Meet wits : jaeaie 
March Gf: tye % lower to ul eataseertnn OH © BL EB) Crysler was fairly active and wp) "be ty Valentine _| Set for Tuesday Night Dt. Hubertus Strughold, ‘s mem |Eeb. 2 higher, March $1.26; soybeans % a major fraction following publi-| Absolutely not. Valentines mak in Pontiac ooh ae ee a bal lower to % higher, March $2.20%: cation of its 1957 financial report)ing such woeful pfedictions are reputed space parts.” and lard 7 to 18 cents a: hundred Poultry which ‘included the highest dollar preachments of medical nonsense eth an , agree that modification |parts. pounds lower, March $11.70. peynctr youtray sales in history. Scant interest was * * * Victory in the coming elections |would have to include weight as a a DETROIT, Feb. 14 (AP)—Prices paia/Shown in General Tire which also Dr. H. M, Marvin, former presi-| il be the target of Oakland Coun-/main factor. : field Hills ; . for No. 1 top quality live poultry up to reported record sales. — dent cl tie: Auntitvom Hanet aaa ' they officially The chief duty of a man Im afield Hille | 
Pontiac Man Guilty nicer, pe bene 28.265 ut, type) Tobaccos, which have been mar-|Ciation, says it is virtually impos Kick-Off their 1958 campaign Tues-laatelite will be to. monitor elec: sadn ’ " [ftyers, 3-4 then Barre’ Rocke "aea1,|Ket leaders, took * rennins site to-break the human heart.|“aY "ight. ie ree ham rvigyrers porndtcom m5 s ye ponettes, 4 Ibs. 25-26, 5-5% Ibs., 21-28.|spell. Lorillard was firm wi : : . : 
in Fatal Shooting 7 : American Tobacco dropped a frac-) He admits that “heartbreak' The occasion will be a publicjaren’t fast enough to pilot a space |Michigan, DETRorT, Feb. 36 (AP) i i meeting at'7:45 in the auditorium eraft in the sense that a mam/siosg A 56-year-old Pontiac man faces |Detroit, nedee” tuetabed. tential Goodyear made a.1-point snap-|' te fheti Sree a vee at the County: Office Building, 1/pilots a be sermgdi pes : up |euews: 
. convicted him of first-|41-43, weighted average 42; medium gains were made by International] ses state - “Wel Base [> ae te ohn i Enee eres, 2 Harvester, Zenith, Phe “parted lovers, disappointed| _ Several top state Republicans , Steinkamp said: “Wel Proposais degree murder in the fatal shoot-|wia."avg. “sis; no brown exgs Seported: + Zenith, Phelps Dodge,|" “Part or| Will be present to report on party |have learned that Airman Farrell|ts the ing last November of Joseph|<ecks, 20%. receipts of government S0Uthern Railway and Texas Co.|statesmen, grieving parents accomplisiiments to date and |o0 his fourth day in the cabin is|*at’, Wright, 37, of 46 Lull St. graded. eggs Feb. 8-10, were L000 cases. oe children, cast off mistresses, Ge-| siuine objectives: Among. them |;, ject shape .and that the|proposal James Witherspoon, of 130 Wes-|, Tarn st-isi:"meaium 38-36; browns, New York Stocks |Pose?_Tulers. frustrated artists) Soak. John B. Martin dr.. @- \crews are a heck of a lot more |tained on sen St., will be sentenced to the grade A, large 37-39; medium Ba were said to have died of heart-) 1° committeeman, Larry |tired than he is.” - ary 12, 2 mandatory confinement Feb. 24 by (Late Morning Quotations) break. « & a ee Dr. Strughold, a German scien-|soui : x ; arviog will Oakland County  @ircuit ivest miral ....., i ae Finance Chairman os amount of $28.00, urday, Frank L. Doty. —~ Livestock a eae i fine Ci as “The heart was held to be the| Ahrens, es pare ene ty mechan be nites enous for such fren, toa siiecaent ta sc * DETROIT LIVESTOCK Allis’ Chal ':7 483 LOP Giese °\. 124) seat of emotions, probably because red Motors |ical equipment were ready. [set of plane and specification’ in park Cemetery. coat The jury deliberated about 20) p “rads gn Ariz Otte. |Ajum Ltd ...: 38° Ligg & My’... 68.6] it was noticed that the beat was| Ahrens, retired General “The main problem,” Stein-|ana specifications’ in "good the salable, 300. Barly trade on limited sup-|Alcoa ....||'.' 64 Loew's . |) 15 of Gaal Corp. vice president, said he would as bringing a man|*ithin ten (10) days of the opening in state at the Sparks-Griffin tha bondlot of auly of fruhdegroe|inge Sensi alee ener: elie Salk lesb oe pepe sap ly too sement review the financial stitus of the /kamp added, “is ft ee ow aa po at saree a 244 dey trial |$s\s6: few small lots steers unsold|Am Gus @ ii’. 41 a oe sey ns ote language woeld be poorer| State organization. “It beg iy ° tenor cod Steril Bawa sachin : Card of Thanks 1 
before ‘Judge Doty. Ss cee dagectanr camer lea <-: 9S iz B Si” 4lfor the las ofall this metaphoric favorable report." Ahrens, of $40) te etl ext cnsh tall» bald | =a 3g TuANE OUR MANY = eve Ort z Z “eo - . . rs Stcallber revalver| maaan ome. Serre eng bls oes BY Mermoy gg: au lembroldery, buk-perbape, general hrysler Tells Facies en "| Heme ese bevarenee times with a .38-calib ere active, 80-1.00 higher, full advancsiAm weg” °°": 3 Mpls Hon : Te aaheert * * * firm fore, period of irty ur. recent be en, SS Me cee gay ake eee or her; mostlam Tel & Tel 1221 Minn P&L “303 * In addition to the state leaders, “|, Ene Board of Education reserves the | Gna’ Rev. Evereit, Baldwin Ave- 92 Bagley St. following an ArgU-|choice 1,000-1,250 Ib. noe See re ines 3% Mon San Ch . 331) LITTLE RESEMBLANCE * \senator L. y Lodge, Rep. sly FS mus Charen. for ie comforting paeak cone 0 95 Lill wo ly, Wee A eateaeal very few below mo: Anaconda, :.: 41 Motoroa :. 388| In fact, the fragile, Farrell Roberts (R-West Bloom- of Record Year = therein moras. 5 a dice game. most choice heifers 0; high 2 Hi ¢ .:-4a-¢+0lthe Valentine bears little re-| field Township), Register of Deeds BLOOMPIELD HILLS SCHOOL In Memoriam chotce heifers 23.00; willy and standard Aisbinon <0... BR Nat Dairy"... $01] semblance may ef reed Daniel T. Murphy Jr., Arthur] : DISTRICT NO. 2 ee i. Continental Motors Ups _ |tommereii Sows up. to, 1880: canners| Aree sii ag? Bet Lela <0 #82] ree ome thing, the human heart Cee aay Sateen, tod dock! "33 Pet: Jump ia Soles MICHIGAN sg : socenyn, | “tym. woo went bome Heb. 14 Dividend 50 Per Cent [fits site ib Ste cieer “ale esac LL EAM fy 24] lake nro tke an oversaed ripe |Oibbs, committee executive eee] O° UMP Earnings re a | A aah cote meet, Wat over 17.00-10 50. — [Beth Stecl ++: 383 Nor Pac .... 363) fig than the pert red affair on ’ all Re- $2.29 Bj ienn’ Zone Sommers & Chil — Directors of last week: Vealers mostiy Bend “airs <.. ig¢ Not St Pw. 107 valentines. At its widest point it | Elliott urged interested to $13.75 From “i : BIDS. FOR| “Gren ee ano >. today an-|Meney: , ehelce and prime | 30.00-31.00; Warn ": #4 Ohio ou ::: 33] ranges -in site from 41% te 6 |Publicans to attend the “‘no holds —- {Addition to Woodward Elementary ete nounced a dividend ot 15 cents per|isi-sion cn" Baise Nl” un alka 34 Owens {ial #43) imehes. Z ; NEW YORK @#—Chrysler Corp. |"<hester. wilt be recetved by] qiett i 27... mat ts clways share on common stock, payable|Compared last "week: Slaughter lambs dn Pac’. "2° 343 Pen QW air) ta | It’s the toughest and strongest its 1957 sales achieved a new/the Board of Education, Rochester Com-| “with us, an ae Mc ne en Rideau ara: sR elma nthe human bay od | Lodge Calendar [fet high ant ia ernest rein SCN | Tess va we wo wre “The divi Bab core pet etree eariaec's Sed Fenga alee tar, Som romenti, frum 8 Pontiac|Year were more than six times|¥igs, eect rite. made tor the| Titantron gar - The dividend represents a 50 per : 23.00-24.50: | Curyeler Pa RR ....-. 13-4/ functional point of view. Communication, higher than in 1956. Architectural, Mechanical and Electrical; Of the ~ oy I nt increase over the 10 cent divi-|wuiity 2050-23-00; email tot prime. fai Ciiee S¥E <0: 477 Pepal Cola... 313 Lodge No. ah Fa AM, Pri, Feb. alee saaly ‘by mother, past during each of the last|%em™ lambs sround 99 Mm. 25.50; mom Cert, Baw? --208 Pilser . ..... $75 The human heart is a real work-|14th, 7 P.M. Work in EA. De he Oe — se Tuesday. February” 38, 188. st the Y A paid prime shora lambs Bumber 1 DeltiCaig Palm... 62.1 Philip Mor .. 49.1)horse. Every day it pumps from)gree. Gerald Moors, WM, ‘\yesterday C rysier earnings |abie Tu - PA Be ‘Mother, Grace Copenhaver, whe four quarters. 2430; load good to. mostly choice shera (Col Bfd A‘. 272 Phil’ Pet .:. 31 |tive to 10 tons of- blood through jumped to $119,952,406 equal to/ofties of irchitects, 860 North Hunter hie We 48 years age lambs number 2 pelts 23.15; good shorn|Come Qa --- i¢-5 Geate.- Sliver bieed pipelinns — sot ss 3.75 per common share from the| Boulevard, Birmingham, Michigan. 4 ce Shen Coed © Declares 50c Dividend  |ittep “ter-in00 N*M con” wate “°°. 487 Pure OU 3. 304 weighs less than a pound. eae News in Brief $19,952,969 or $2.29 a share report-|@epout of $8.00 for ag oe aa , mira ay Pitas Cont Cam. 43 Ke fl Actually, if the Valentine mak-| / 205 ed in 1956. at " gm af, the Lirary #,t new Senior Funeral Directors 4 » Tbs. oa Cont Of :.... 394 pa ers wanted to pick a part of the |/ »| Chrysler said its sales rose 33 | — ZA Bees Sass ie Wg ies lcetens a3 Rewt Spe He] body. that “Dreaks” easily, they },Auezander | Mermandes, 36, no] | Ceryuer sald ite saleg rove $3 [Potting neat. Recoe, Mist. Donelson-Johns pared iat. wen, bulhey_geriplguci POO AT Selena Bf] would have heen more correet lio circuit court yesterday on an| high of $3,564,902.510 and that the rides” therein, and Yo "seeept ether | 47 OTLELSON Sa ce ear aegis Bt Rell oh] medically We ey had enegeg [Celt comet yewterday on an company secounted for 19.5 ‘per /than the low bidder. one bb ROME higher, : Doug Aire. 60.3 Scab Al RR. 2 the kidneys, , Cecil ‘| cent of the industry total. The fae Mag 3 i ' Du Pont... 1982 Shell Ol... 60:3 ae ek a / Sa is prune ore company’s 1956 sales were $2,- ROCHESTER, bahal em sag / MICHIG ; : JOt9 Olds Deaters ret ee 2 2s) asses aces hkts Hat ase pets We chee aie nt Su. Mae poms ae moar» rx. | Voorhees Siple : : : foe a “1 4s Soutbern’ co’. 31° |far from romantic organs are the\on Jan. 23 of $1,300 which he| high was $3,408,222,350 in sees. Feb. 14, 21, ‘86. FUNERAL HOME ; H Ex-Cell-O ".:., 30.1 Sou Pac --:: }1'$/ weakest link in the body. And it had received as a retirement fund. Chrysler Corp. models “won vane Son — ime SING IN Sf. LOUIS pre te «BS 7h ee ie is known that emotional upsets —| —- wide public recognition and ap- ae slectots of the City of Pon- = wre, Tra... 118 "* 369|like getting a “no” from a Valen-| Children playing matches! proval of. their advanced styling : ST. LOUIS — Three of nine Olds-|e® Bak =... } Ed 3 © | tnecan atect the Kidneys much| st fie today to bedroom cnet al, tile advanced sing ait Sis that « city Complete Paciil = gencies in St.|Gene Bie... 60.4 Std OM On |: 44 at 61 Clovese St. in the federal to the Election be held in the mobile automobile agenci Stevens JP |. i9.|more than hearts. the spectacular response Primer Pa - Louis are going out of business Gen Motors.) 3a Stud Pack |. 3 Can you irhagine getting a Val-|housing project said firemen, wholswent wings and tail fins. aia ce oe a ee Cemetery Lots 5 > One is “giving.w)” his franchise|Gen Shoe ... 24.2 Suther Pap ".. 33.4/entine that’ says: estimated loss at $300 to contents e = } spective places hereinafter des- 6 Gnate 10e oe WHITES at the request of General Gen Tire "s..: Sent SS 32 | “Be mine, lover. and $200 to the building oceupled 1, 1955 and 1956, Chrysler|iutst me. 1 ones SPB eases Soa in Detroit lGowtet Bess”. 3" Te Guy: $43] “Ht not, my kidneys will break.”|4Y Joseph Herron, | tt TE Ao Jond Ui 3S Se Grave lot, 4 spaces, beautiful Oak- man in Detroit. Goodrict .".. 63.3 Fen, Su! --: 128 Z dustry sales. Its share was 13 per| } Jefferson Jr. High . Novag Mile ‘Ra | ‘Another local Olds dealer is/Goodyear.... 71 Thomp Pd"... 473) q 9/ ' . ie oe silty yee {cent in 1954 and over 20 per cent Pe kg ae —Movkid_Mile_ Rd. FE V-715. down f ai and... 15. ie Princeton St., pleaded Sais School ome meagynt cmae © chased os a gut at 1 Un Curse - oH Meany S F riend terday in municipal court to drunk |!" SS ucen quarter of 1957, 34 detlerson Jr: igh BOX REPLIFS jj result of a.three-month long sales-/mi cent *''’! 30.6 Unit Air Lin .. 2681 driving. Judge Cecil B. McCallum $16,376,920 or, $1.88|_ 38 Batley School At 10 a.m. today there ; Indust Ray ..16.2 Unit Alre .... §3/ fined him $100 and two days in |¢@™ings totaled $16, : District No. 4 fy . men’s strike. Inland Stl .°81 Unit Pruit ... 412 . a share versus $13/680,617 or $1.57|Precinet were replies at the Press Le mn et eee oY a es f H {jae Ses fa share in the same quarter the| Ss... genoo prmestgg gg oe cnen far on tow 'w etna oo gs Set (0 FCG UNIONS | re, ae ae ameter ne | Et te Pe tac | realignment program” which was Bet Teg te: BL Wootwar a Ex Del to Be |® Din. Adults $1.00 children $02, to $H19,170/865 against $8I797-180| 25 Sette est aon mm nt FE 4-5791 ifirst discussed publicly a month!jones @ L ...383 Zenith fad pect naied 4 to Be) inder 6 free. adv.\. year : Be a Soar ed 60, 62, GT, 73, 76, 73, 80, , } ago. ‘ d Elected President of w.| Directors declared the usual|Preeinet . %, 110, 11, 13. cam _ocnghea tw Operati Engi walton a. Friday trem 30 to /dividend of 75 cents on the com- ¥¢ LeBaron Schoo! : oe P YORK—(C by the As- rarin ngineers. ‘Emerson School : Tuberous Rooted — Double Flowering ete Fre ty ae fe neers. re pm. a arehondere ak read hee sn} i Brecmation Be. Help Wanted Male 6 7 ' Indust. Rails Util. Stocks : Ww. ’ Satur- 3 = ; BEGONIA BULBS Ret change ool deta eA REACH, Fla. ih — Jo- lay the 19th, 10 om, S11 E Pike Last year, Cheyaler paid 75 cents] (2 Usteis aches : | i Brey, yc Mee St Ri ttlGey' wed expected to be clected Sa" /et in the closing quarter.” [Dau were pa ae | 6 for $1.44 | Ee DRE 12 for $2.79 | MeninSey 2K} M8 HE 1608 president ot the. 280,000.member ie bak tam welt ree Rapid" eave E. for $1. a . {eo7-se fen... 990.0 13¢7 743 Iasaiinternational Union of Operating | 207 Oakland Ave, 9 a, m. to 6p. m. 21 Central choo! in expansion ; . D . Red, Crimson, 1957-58/ low .,..226.0 7 66.2 150.9 Engineers to succeed William E. : 22 Teele et Eetis vaae. hme nd alien Ie/ME ENS Bd GE SEE Maloney. im pRammage Sele, 9 AM. Feb. 15th. 3 5 Z * * » ; 
eo . ee Maloney quit a week ago in the : ; : DETROIT STOCKS wake of charges by the Senate E , Feed for (C. J, Nephler Co.) Rackets ‘Cothmittee that his 18-|.~ WwW Mes ts toa git Uy, Magefeere Tule of the union of bos Ch H Sal iLD BIRDS : Alten ies. & Bauip. Convenes AY |g ~rygresd operatives had been er evy in He 5 fewer:20 , Wheat, milo maize, millet, | Bel¢w tT 0o°--¢ 13.2 18-2) marked strongarm methods — sa gis nates ued oa ion. me GL, Oil & Che Ge 3 *t and lavish personal use of union| DETROIT # — Ford Motor Cx ; f ae . . eta, ‘ s funds. ee says final registration 
5.Lbs. 60c @ 10 Lbs. 1.10 @ 25 Lbs. 2.50 Tie Patel cet oo mf 4S Delaney, a, i a Iielong’ friend 196 Save tts Ford Ditelsbes ages 3. 
. ‘ is then ee T1330! AFL-CI sident George |329-unit edge over it nearest. com- ©. o / Wayne 6. Products coe. TY 3! Meany and was elected six months|petitor, General Motors’ Chevrolet! S A T’ / *No sale; bid and asked. ago as secretary-treasurer of the Divison, in 1957 auito sales. 
P Ve engineers union. . Ford said final new car registra- * is | : x * tion figures for last year, com- SOCK SALT “= Oy teat 1:70 State P uts Skids Hunter P. Wharton of Pitts-|piled by R. L. Polk Co., autom re a8 Wie ce on af ote . urgh, a union vice president and gave Ford 13, 14, 15, "58, ‘GRANULATED SALT,” 100 Lbs.1.70 | fo New Sewers assistant to Maloney since 1950,|1,499,617 registrations to 1,456,288 Se a ies SALT ,-- 100 Lbs. 2.05 ai was due to be elected secretary-|for Chevrolet. The figures cover the oe MEDIUM SO - 4 treasurer in place of Delaney. _|sales of 1957 and 1958 models pro- eby given _ SALT PELLETS . soe ee 100 Lbs. 2.05 A ~—s a a an wl crhe, union's executive board met |duced in 1957 %0-0dd : ha tp the : : sewer a for the main purpose of nam- : , for 
a= Se er Sle eye | naan or (Se ec ™ aig ese : é : y ~ ‘ é. . 
| was ordered today by the state|change in union lecdechiin” | 5862342 waits, and sald ite Ford These vegetables are expected atthe. Primary : ange leadership 25 per cent of the be af : . |health department. +) 4 6 peepee Bae wt ori to show the biggest gains in tae : tat Peer / = vest gal eee jah ou hi now 1 Se ae The Polk figures, Ford said, gave| squash, sweet corn, escarole, with the FEED ghd LAWN SUPPLY COMPANY fers and drains in the fast - grow.,| im his island home eg . it a lead of 23,670 units over Chev-| lettuce, celery, the city 28 Jackson St Phone FE 2-0491 jing “Twelve Town” area of the| ee heke * none te ae Wed Eee tas cabbage also will re ae county. trations in 1957. Ford 70, se ~ : Teamsters Union President ' Replacements : : Tha {welve communities served |James R. Hotia named Einar 0:)° 1.740.248 for Chevidlet, | |snoeida crops are 
Excellent Opportunity waldng for u cout rng ter Teamstere Ista Wester Con eat the teat 30 and zh not cert ppo Spesmecgter cod nal ainda toe sade Se Prenton Polk veperted 3,490,952 new car(quantity to equal normal supplies. | interce a sewer N 
| SHOE MANAGER uate Heplaces Frank \W, ‘Brew: trata tn 1988 a examen oe =| W. F. Shephard, director of the G 8 ten j : ; at wlesale leve | tind’ os lemily chee depertment. Opening in U\health department's engineering} Mohn, former Los Ange Bellaire Market Burns _|compared | th 34 ; = ‘hdas’ Steppes Center. Salary and bonus division, said, ‘The Southeastern|Teamsters council head, has been : é -. {a year ago. Beans 80 : Aue Oakland County area has grown by|administrative vice president in Fire destroyed |$15 a bushel w ae ele 75,000 in the past five years and|the union's Washington headquar-|the grocery in Bell-/$8-a year ago, “4, > _ replies confidential. » s\another 80,000 are expected byjters for five years. Brewster op-|aire y with loss estimated| Frozen orange jt ol ee Boi. : || 1965." We want to make sure that Hoffa's election to succeed at by owner Robert J./average of 206 of oh esaillcal em : "4 |Pacity before houses are built for/failed himself to be re-elected a|Central Lakes the flames in|pared with an “ ithese people." vice president. 118 below sexe : cents per can 
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SALES 
Rep nete 00 | "HL J. HEINZ Co. 
ane ot ae ee ts. Phat’ wien ie “pum ber, age, 
aod” brief eight, 
  
SAipn Food Supplement. Ph PE 
SALESMEN -   
  
and selling a6 
aoe e Ot 10 Sees | Men  pvalianle Be Pour. Any Job, 
Work Wanted Female 11 
1A TOCaENE, PICK-UP & DE- 
re 30059,   
  ALTERATIONS ON ‘MEN'S — LA- 8-6478 
he 
de dies garments. Reas. FE @-0003. 
WOMEN WANT WALL WHEE. sae he ic hous i 5 formals done 
Go any eae on | —in mr home, Call PE eaass. | | Gasteg maker Income Tax Service 17 
AA TAX SERVICE, W. GARRETT. 
—28i_B. Saginaw. Opes tii 8.   
  CHRISTIAN “WT5 OW Wists ¢ care ip her home. 
EXP. COLORED “GIRL WisiiEs work. 5 days, FE 4-5894, - een HOTEL ROOSEVELT   
. GIRL ¥ bag bas WORK, wt) ‘ ET 
ACCOUNTING A INCOM. TAX service, For individuals, 
Reasonable 
  
enced w 
children ” 3 your Phome. tne tor gout 
HOUSEWORK WTD. BY DAYS. Jae of Unten village. EMpire 
HOUSE "WC WORK wen 
4-0880. 
orn bY Wishes D AY EF NO xa eas eed tke 
4 5" ‘aye & week. Relecenses. 
Wbierse LADY STEADILY 
onaheed = office, Mon. thru Fri,   
HOME Cates BY 
_ Souk ’ Appoint, uM alte 
EMPIRE TAX SERVICE ODELL 
YOUR “noian OR 
INCOME TAX AL RETURNS. $2 TO 45. 
im 3-620. rf 
NEED HELP WITH INCOME ‘TAX 
hone PE iets 
NO WAITING   
  
    
  ‘oackaeae, f WOMAN AN | WANTS 
SORAPHING, TYPING, WiC 
  
  
office work Must be good typist 
N to f own Lew 
pomation to Novi area. Call M 
ancr 4n Worthville. Fleld- 
_brook #- tment. 
wy man woman 
pi remag some 
KotH oF 300 Perry | W 
  
aaEre RELATIONS 
SECRETARY 
Esiing se 
  
“a pane # eae 
 ¥ erry. 8 to 12 p.m. _—   
  d_ 2-060. 
WILLING TO WORK: 
2 HOURS EACH DAY? 
Big Earnings 
“ Over 2 Lae of Age 
At lenet 's high gehooi education 
Wish to learn ™he real estate 
Fh. Paap 3-4196 
C. SCRE Res Resitor 
Employment Agencies BA 
EVELYN EDWARDS AL G   
  
  
  
  
    EED 
Re A ' 
peng Reauonable pnp Din SAVE TAX 
pearance Ps wr 
aL Leora Aty ome, Oma or aM 
Lousy Service 
re yey LAU. or! 
phone Pontiac pontine Lane 
    
wie home rt Sgr auc 7 oF invalid lad 
    
ate ee rages A | od 
Moving & Trucking 19 19 | a9 
4-1 MOVING ~— HAULING 
LENT SERVI 
      
    
AAA Floor -Puitaae® 
~ AA-1 RB “Reduced Rates 
Smith Ne ee van or pick- 
~ODELL CARTAGE ny TRENCHING » 
—Rootings, geptie Pisid. OR 3-4943_ 
A&B TRENCHING 
ter Line, Field Tile, 
  
  
  
  
    
    
Trucks to Rent 
Pontiac Seton asd 
, Industrial Tractor Co, 
  ; PE 25189. PE ’ 
CEMENT NOTHING .- . 20 yrs. exp. Free 
Pe - 36172. 
“CEMENT & ¢ BLOCK | 3 Pelt « escent 20   
  
  
  
  
    
    
      
     
     
      wav ROOF REPAIRS FE 40444 
DEM Br DING en ' 
s TRENCHING: AND 
BULLDOZING |   
  
  
  Perty B. PE $80 
ane eet eben. Pann 
  
        
FE ist ¥ Arm 
SL RL EOPROLYEES ” CENTRE for “ unwanted hair, 
DAINT 3U — i98| . MAID Menominee. Mrs, Wallace. 
5-7806 
f Riyor 2-1970, 
  
S ponte 
ees Airport Bd, OR 3-1582 
by any other than my ‘ 
“Jones, 800 Bt. Clair; , . Mich 
SPECIAL COLN WAVE, a 
»Shampoo and wave, $1.50, ro- 
thy's, FE 2-124,   
  
—— 
"TT; DAY CARE 
BE - ~ Aesevach CAR a PE out Licensed | _! 
MGeid cares Neen. Pe 3 Wtd, Household Goods 27 
FURNITURE NEEDED   
  
      
    
SWAP hewn NEEDS LISTINGS 
on freezers. ter heaters, —_— F 
Chests of acawers, rugs etc, 
_ 3-661. 
~~ Wanted to Rent 29 
BUSINESS COUPLE,   
  ‘Wea. Children to Board 26+ "2 = 
| TRUCKS... 2,00 
: BUSES. ... 2.00 
Bis CARS..--.--1.00 
. MOTORCYCLES. oo eS 
: MOTOR BIKE. Less 
  
    THE. PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 1058" 
| SLICES ar HAM Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 
    
POOLS 
‘ORCHARD CT, APTS. 
  
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i 
, 
  
Rent Apts. Furnished 33, NN PO LA lle at 
1 ROOM. KITCHENETTE. CLOSE in. 239.8. Parke. FE 2-196. RM. KITCHENETTE & PVT. beth. Adulte only. 290 N. Paddock. Alberta Apts. Rent Apts. Furnished 33   
  “FoR. 3 RM. APT, ___ FES 5-3930.   TBEDR ROOM DELUXE a working cou 
7 RM” FOR COUPLE. CLEAN warm & quiet. 69 Poplar. FE 
_ hdd, oan BP APT . FB 2870. 
~HOLLYW WOOD. APTS.   
  
3 RM. REAL NICE. 
Maréh Ist PE 
  PRIVATE 
bath. Adults only. Ti 8. Jessie.   
z Rooms, pvt. bath, clean, 
Seed in. FE 4-2579.   EMPLOYED 
ee Wetaesen hrc ation with privac Wu i eive| c ve 
owner care, “ta00. 
£8331. Pe MAN 54, EMPLOYED, NO DRINK-| 
ae ~ ‘or labor, 
Stan SBE. ‘ = ¢E uglh ron. ed 
‘Share | Living Quarters 30 
| LIKE TO SHARE MY 
joe with lady with pension. FE 
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
curk eee Bptate, Pe W. By 
Ms. Clark.   
  
  
  
ter. Mr. 
” IMMEDIATE   
G55": x i. aa Realtor Oreh: 44563 
PVT. rena wees LIKE TO 
_buy_& land contract, FE 2-€001. 
A peur Cash Sale 
o new or om at gotnnned 
Ses 
CASH 
IN A FLASH For land centracts ae Augie 
pom se ~ ge s e 
chentele 
A. Johnson   
1704 8 cae BA. 
C58 FOR LAGS CONTRACT H. J. VanWelt, 4540 Disie Hwy, OR '3-1358 sa   
Wanted Real Estate 32A|°   
21500 FOR LOT TO BUILD home, 4-4683-   
LISTINGS WANTED WAITING. LET iS aHow “You 
me ta | Loe 
sie R Mic Middleton 
BROKER FE 5-171 
~~. Listings Wanted 
We-Buy Equities 
‘R. D, RILEY, Broker 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
FE 41157 - PE 4.4821 
OWNERS 
fare. ef ne Se contract for sale? 
“PONTIAC ! R ty ey   
  
  
  
lot,” no Poser down, $36.59 per 
| We Will Buy 
Your Equit Don’t bet y home— cash walt- listings, red tae @ also need 
5 roux- my SA 4395 Dixie 
Huy. OR 300 
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE t. Porcine ‘ YE eRINNEY Commerce Rd. 
33311 Ph, 
      “fx serene 
tive you reage. Av phone 
“* ROY KNAUF Hurop St, - 
  
  
     
  DON'T:PASS UP MONEY! Sell unneeded 
‘|belongings. for \cash 
Classified Ads! ND 3 RM APTS. CLOSE IN. New! ewly aecorsas. eby eunems- 
All ‘util. ‘5 weekly. a 
* gee r wk, APT, FOR COLORED. or FE 
sei. “PVT. BATH & ENTR ae ee post office. §3- Union   Hettyween A APTS: 
nished, Utilities 
Howard, PE 2-1834.   
3. ROOM FURNISHED _* 
ee Private Lag Gan cou- 
  
MODERN FURN, 29° _fe oale,   
Newly Decorated 
phy rollaway bed, 
bus 
  
  
  
  
  et ie ADULTS: ie 
          
    
  
  
me ae i a i 
2 RMS. AND sae clean, oe. Busine: 4 profes- 
_Sional_ woman, PE. 50044. 7G CUBAN “ROOM FoR. 
epts., Pvt. bath & ent. 430 
Bee. change in summer rates. OR 
    Tk 3 CABINS. $i ¥ 
or "58, pet, mo wy. 
O RM. APTS BA 
  
  
      
  
    
  
orated. Priv and 
trance. $16.00 Aduits. 63 8, Edith. 
_FE 40 cation   ND BATH. PVT. WELL 
heated. a wtil., $18, 264 8, Park. 
PE. 8-3152.   3 CLEAN AND heh yh A gl PVT. 
Entr, Close in. FE 2-0057, on 
3 RMS. CUTE, CLEAN cK, COMFORT. ae. table for “i . 166 
Paddock. FE 27903.   ow ina FY. 
bath & ent, newly decorated, 
nicely furn., off ae rking, 
, no " 
   
      
  
          
       
  Employed couple, or on oe | baggy | Lake Rd. . Waterford 
3 nt & aT oo — 
furnished 
    
    
    
     
         
       
    
  
BEDROOM WITH 
* ior oe 142 W. Colum   
  
od * : PV 
bath. Heat, stove f Fre furn. 
its on ay. 200 N. Paddock. Al 
  a hg, wo 4 ei “ROOMS, Ga- 
Pontiac. OL + 1-1875 
| FLOOR <3. 
i       
  
  
  
    frances, ai? con.iitioned, Set erat 
able, Aue, eat & 1 at & bol wales 
Under Section TAKING note ocnmen for 1 and for eck 
pence ney har 
  
  SIDE, MODERN, 1st 
floor, 2 bedrms.. Tile 
heat, 3 adults only, FE “i between 9 & 5, 
Rent Houses F Furnished 35   SALMER 6. =, Pontiac's new. = ; 
  
reens, s 
barch gt yg BI ‘month. 
  
1 BEDROOM. . co2y. te ge   
Fer Rent Rooms 37)   
furn, Auto. gas heat supp 
23-4855. 
  TaDRw. WAnhM CLEAN HOUSE, 
on bus line. Fenced veto All 
>." sup ipplied. FE 
Straits Lake, One 1%4- 
cat gerage, ol! heat, — S enth: 
2 bedrms., of! heat, ‘newly decor. 
Garage, ri” month. Refer, re- 
_guired. 3-4214 
\2 SENeOou HOUSE. N. BIDE. 
_EM 30846 
a, EDROOM, LLED LAKE. 
re close b bs "oie . Reas, MA 
3 BEDROOM HOUSE, MODERN, 
children welcome. OR 3-4163 
7 ROOMS” MODERN. BASEMENT. * Nicely furn, $75 et OL 1-6383,. _between 4 and 6. 
«RMS. AND BATH. LAKE PRIV 
ileges. MY 3-2730,       
  
  
  
  
  
§ ROOMg & BATH, ERN 
kitchen, basement, automatic oil 
hea’ ear achool, Afler 4 p.m. 
Peo fies, BIG HOUsHE — 1) BATHS, jour furniture, near Baldw & 
  
| GRLDREN Md 1 ana LARGE 
yard 
LAKE JUNE 1 or year —% OR 36404. 
LONG LK YR. AROUND I BED room. Util, heat, a. B plus 8 
housework. EM 3-4682.   
  
house in Waterford, OR 31907 be- 
fore & only, 
RENT BUY OPTION 
Keego—ige. clean 3 & bath. Extra 
lot, Nr. bus & Jens. MY 21864, 
SMALL LL MODERN     
for couple. 4 mo, 
  
mae ee 94h Re 
si ic. Walerloo. & $35 to $50 mo, 
OR 3-1556.   
  
* iano tk WALLED LAKE. lodern. Close to ¢ , Reas, MA 
2 nein HOME — ou oe ee 
Ra. $69 per   
‘\3 BEDROOM any errr 
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 __Reasonabie rent. PE 4-4429. 
7 BEDRM. HOUSE. NEW - SUBDI- _¥ision, Call" MY 2-574 
a 9 Bete faa. BRICK TERRACE. 2 #10 moat a gas heat, Es 
  “13  aaBae HOME, BASEMENT, 
% pide. FE +35 _warage. 
|} BEDRM. HGME. LARGE Li Livina rm., natural Srepmace, wall-to 
wall carpeting, hag) . Tm., auto 
hot water heat. “mo. Avail 
able March the lst, enone MAD 
  i. 
__ 1841 White Lk. Rd 
  
          
ern, j a 
  
; ere ‘ OR 3-5037 or FE 41157. 
3 AND. 5 , . utilities furn, 
1972. 
  All modern, full ent, bus 
ODERN AND GA- 
vila. Waterford. Lake v. FE 
\é o ROOMS, CLOSE IN, MODERN. 
TR es AND i ATE ALLISON 
St, $65. PE 46032, - T AMS.” AND” BATH, 900, MB 
hanic ‘ f ¢ “ gt ngulre Auburn 
Pm.   
3. ROOM R, CLOSE 
Heat and utilities furnished, i 
_.ber_week 51 Feneley Court. 
.e ROOMS AND BATH, PVT. ENTR. 
$a 50 per week, Westside, 
  
3 ROOMS & BATH. $50 MO, FE 
et 
gig AND BATH bd UNION 
am Pensacola, 836, 2 Bedrms., base- 
Wolv erine tabs. "Maireet 24M . SHIRLEY ECO-|3 rooms >. Newly decorated. 
-| Gas heat. Adults ‘only. me Der 2 
month. K. G. H tend, 1 
_Huron. rE ‘oa — 
#2. OLIVER &sT = 7 rooms and bath, all modern, 4 
drooms 
__ Huron. 
~ Available Immediately requi: 
er month, Fa 3 @. Rempstead, 103 
  
WE 3-4200 
Reasonable payments. Option to 
purchase,   
ATTRACTIVE, at peer 3 BED- 
page a bi . on main hwy. 
k., eee. EM 3-29. oF” TO 94 53, Detroit,   
ROOMS AND 
* aeeetiied warm, BOR ‘   4 ROOMS & BATH. WEST SIDE 
Heat ee furnished, Adults 
— only. 2-1933. 4 ROOMS AND BATH. 
PE 4-0720   
SRM. APT. NEWLY D ed, Ultilities furnished, ORI Cozy Soven FOR RENT, E- 
on — Information We 299 
DESIRABLE pCR TION, hg i 
_ Brick 2 bs gan was ~ 
le Tm en nea; 
| fees. “re C +i. Gener 
DUPLEX 1 me FONTIAC AREA.   
  
T FLOOR, CLOSE 2-6663 or FE 27734. in Call FE 4. 
-|5 RMS BATH, NEWLY DEC, _ Ot] heat, PE _3-9250. 5 
ON D eas ren welcome. 
reg 
UPSTAIRS Clean, $60. Buchia “se   
  
  
549 Ke by woe ved x £0 : 2 PE DRAYTON PLAINS   
  
” ‘ 
_865 ‘monthly of or weekly, | rae 44021, 
= ie uae " gecseune’. 
wn stove, saston's service. 
      S44 vd. N. Call 
$1344. 
DUPLEX ae LIBER & 
Spokane, 5 room’, bath, s90" mo. 
room small houses Rea: - 
. $10 per wk, McDonald st rest “i   
aE = in Pe . . Saginaw 8t. rE ee 42621 PE 45004   
MONTHLY, OWN- er, FIVE BMG, O35 535. Pontiac nial 
TARGE GLEAN GARAGE HOUSE __Children Welcome. FE 48 
-|\LARGE DUPLEX NEAR t oe 
Lk. Business District. EM 3-4881   
  | ST. 
4 betirooms, are basem ofl heat. 
i” peak. oak A cgay Rony 
5 bedrooms, full basement, gas 
stea lose to 
772 — 2 bdrms., garage. 
low 
‘ko aout jon to bw 
56-6767 ont WE ‘mr 4200 
NEWLY Di RATED, § ROOMS 
_.and beth. furnace, OR 9-1483. 
New 3-Bedroom 
Brick house. Pull basement. Im- 
mediate occupancy, Reasonable 
Te jon to 
ae by) ¢ BUILDING co. 
a   
    
  oe Rds, Ob 20823, 7 PURN, HOUSES a LOWER AVAILAB 
5 bay OMS, PARTLY FURN, WEAR 
iiams Lake, #60. © OR 3. 
sige hate, 0 On eee | FOR 
Le) Pm. or PE B 81356, 9-10 p.m. 1 oe ‘eo te ‘ie 
  
  
@ Lake for working couple or 
ro Be with or ‘without 
en riv. 3-3! 
TO 
  SLEEPING ROOM GENTLE. 
| & 8 ogg Wi" ive Write eas Box 112. 
SLEEPING mee AN, REA- 
_ sonable. FE -328 ON. Saginaw. 
W. SIDE, mo st. 1 in family. FE 23-3517. 
Rooms With Board 38   
  
  _5-1723. 3 BEDRMS., NEWLY DECORATED full _»b t. ute. fu 
j with BASE. ment, 2 car attached $85 BOARD & ROOM pos ERLY a ed ie a 
fet ares rat a 2 ie: N 
meals. 
iT| ROOM AND BOA 
room. 1 block Bh one privileges, 
30 rf ® ° ton 
Convalenceut Homes 38A 
ALESCENT & 6 UR STNG   
  
WHITE LE 
censed. Good care. 
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN’ 
Rooms   
  iv 
SN. ee 
etwas 40 | Te   
  
  
ready vi 
able. sam 
ance ~ . 
— 3 lastered walls. Oak .. 
K  -} 
  
  
  
Ve 
PENSACOLA, 6 a8 -- 2 bdrims., big 
    on 20 Acres 
¥ charm- 
ing, Z tms. on lst inelud- 
kitchen, 16x15’. 2 bed: ‘6 down 
and, urnacey se up, Full basement 
house, ra me eS Sd ad Ds 
Owner leaving state “ 
2-Bedroom Bungalow 
Clarkston Schools Attractive gray  ?— 100x300 
a ing —_. ig 
ee ample one Pull 
oll heat, ~ * room, 
pest as & pin, Owner ee 
$700 down and move right in 
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE 4395 Dixie Hwy. OR_3-9701 
NEW 3 BEDROOM FACE BRICKS 
VETS 
$300’ Dn. 
44% Mortgage 
NEW 3 BEDROOM 
  yg eed AT 
(Water—sewers—paved streets) 
Ee LOTS . 
CLOsE hols 5 aaine _ 
SHOPPING 
OF. aa ‘PER MONTH 
URANCE 
ONLY § LEFT, HURRY! 
“aoe AT 631 MAINS — JUST 
EAST BLYD., NORTH 
Open $4 DAILY & BUN, 
NEWTON BLDG, co. Fe sete!” 
          
  L, H. BROWN, Realtor 1363 W, Huron Ph. PE 24016 
wile low H payment, _ 
William’ Miller 
Realtor FE 2-0263 1075 W. Hure Next to 
9 ACRES ) 
ses ne ee 
ear garage. Locate '- tord ‘Sownship. 
- ONLY: 
$1,500 
KENNEDY 
        
  
‘| CLARK REAL ESTAT! E 
he eae snore Er ye Be 
COLORED 
HURRY! 
3 BEDROOM 
HOMES ONLY 3 LEFT 
PAYMENTS LESS ~ THAN RENT ~. ONLY 9220 DOWN OT | 
A P vow 
MODEL OPEN 
THIS WEEK 
SEE THEM AT 
ent, BONDALE 
ust OF : Earimore Bird. 
WESTOWN REALTY 
EEA St   
  
CALL. 
Me ye HOME 
2 exiomate , ear . Nice 
«A aa down, EUR. 
~ Smith- 
Wideman > Seas 
: «aw Ww. Soon 
| ANNETT OFFERS 
Nearly New ~ 
tractive 2 2 atreem ome. Good s rm. ing bath, ritohen with in-   
ving room with 
sun size dinin oe mee cn fire floor, bed- 
tile bath om sec- ement = 
steam heat, entrance, 2 cart garage, a1 
$00, | reasonable down pay- 
ment. 
West of City With lake privileges, on hi 
tree lined tot. Livis Fy 
  
  Roy pene te 
    
  
          
          
  
    THF PONTIAC P ‘PRESS. RIDA e 
  FEBRUARY 1 14, 1958 
      
  
  
Always -1 condition & out, 
2S) ean eet 
FOURTH ee ns 
wnstairs with stairway to shed at. Full basement,   veareniion “reoe,| 
Priced at iru 500 on terms. & den — 
mt it or Bae a   
a = DN. - Immediate Possession oe water base-ray heat. 
Wet plaster-coved ceilings. 
80 space. 
13 x 14 kitchen & master bedroom. 
13 x 19 living room. 
Select ao igo Ta. GREEN 2-car 
yg with a cory Lake Orivs. Williams : Lake. 
ti cf ~ : Nearly eg $400, double oven elee- bie at with $1500 down. — patra ee. 
Cozy cute 2 ranch 
Bent “ote all ss ihe low window. 
of $6950 the low price 
with $650 d 
BROKER . s Lake ' 
TE ets: FE 4-482 
“ARRO”  . MACEDAY 
LAKEFRONT a real nice   
  
gift pa tip 
= i 4 
soft - . : 
fe : Fe iF 
: 
i FOR COLORED | 
» Realtor 
E. _Wetten PE 6-041   
IRWIN Seatoom suites tacluded: 
HOLME: ES-B ARTRAM 
  
  “CIVILIANS 
$300 DOWN NO OTHER COSTs 
s 3 Sedrees.. almost. pew, full base 
int, with rec, rm., Cyclone tence, 
paved street. $75 per 
" ‘VACANT-OPEN 
Walk in and look at { pad ol oat band it] 
—- WOODWARD 3.3350 EVES GAT, SUN, = TOWNSEND 
Nothing Down er boone on four Sek eek Sais 
ea mv st for mal 
“OPEN § SUN. 1 TO 5 P.M. 
3734 FORT ST, 2 
    
  
  N ICHOLIE 
$550 Down On two a > brick, full 
basement, was heat and tile 
ba Low   Be Valentine M 
ef te FS 4 a 
aie zh the Braes of 
jJarge brick custom 
home with a ba ae es e“ra 
a 
: tee for gracious 
Hearts to Heart: 
John K. Tews gag 
313 West Street Phone FE Sees Eve, PE 43415   
base- dryer ‘included. Off North 
Perry street, 
Down 
Three bedroom brick. Pin 
basement. oi] héat, 
wood %, alum. 
and screens. It's vacant. 
Low Down Payment On this West suburban two 
bedroom ranch home. 
Trade. sell or. what have 
you. Owner wants to sell 
and will listen te your offer. 
vA. Bg res) 
CONTRACT 
NICHOLIE & H ARGER CO, 33 WEST HURON STREET OPEN EVENINGS GS FE 5-189   
2 Pos 
Bedroom Union _ Lake 
Seivituees s12 500. ‘Market 4-2801, 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - 
9 BEDROOMS. 
$1, 900 DOWN Where can you beat it? 
North .end loc   
  reasonable ments 
Phon: . Wiley, PE oie, our 
representative - 
DORRIS & SON mg ed 
32 W. Huron Phone   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
DORRIS ' LONG, LOW AND BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOME, $17,860 oppo: . 28260054 
on f Garfires —_ 
massive ledge stone fireplace, 
large cture win- 
Sars full bath half bath 
closets. nice Seareun, vi : 5 . living 
reom plus rawr Fg and fami) 
= eombin: Ung cart oa 
garece id Township, Sell! 
gh goons Se consider trade 
7 ot ioe 
pak trater tor a 
bal 
aes Ro Jena nto This 
good Rage gag mln = 
y rapes 
Stused. yond ve end. car- 
Toe appotsiments, » Other seil- 
Orr YN . BEAUTY! the neatest. 
See rd or Real Es- 
" 2 - oy amarrone 41557 
Y OW oaths 
stig. saad tenes, akan eae 
ame. wistees rough wiring, 166 
Ee 5 tet act’ dies 
  @ AREA 
TRADES 
to the Possibity of” 180 ei 
“ LAKEFRONT i9 Room brick built when 
hey really “built ‘em 4 
edrooms, paneled den, ac- 
tivities room * round lev- 
el. if 
ST. MIKE’ S * 
  jot 
fruit. “nest A city north location close to — a eo on ths Paved 
on ~ pri 
at $1960 — Terms °** 
G. I. vase 
 WOODHULL LAKE 67 on water — California redwood breakwall, Shade raed Living lawn and shrubs. v room with ores, vecke meipe Snes ree. 
edhe per 
payment, 
Bula taan 
Kampsen REALTORS” FE 4-0528 377 _§. Telegraph Eves & Sun. 
ROCHESTER By owner ~.3 at § 
after down 
  
- aS 
a 
  ze ms ise vee Be 4 $12,500 with $2,500 down, i. 
bedroom — brick | & ae ranch, oe beat, = Pipaded belek ‘frect b basement, 100 x ‘ot ws mv oogge gs FR ars 
Price ed 
down. MU 4-3629 
Summer's 
Ahead Buy at Winter Prices   
~ 
Williams Lakefront 
fireviace, huge gerane, vssctien ‘e 2. u ar . 
bosch. ‘18.900 erms available. 
Watkins Lakefront 
4B groom Some, 
Recreation 
$28,500 ; jon and” "worth every denarl venient terms. : 
é 
Lotus Lakefront — Here's that real deal on a sum- mer 3 fire- 
place, spacious kitchen, peateened 
tra guests. 2 car garage, Only   
Green Lake . Waterfront 2 bedroom, plastered. 
Insulated. ia kitchen, Access 
to 5 lakes. 950, Terms avall- 
ahaa. 
? r other choice desirable. lake- 
° er a call today! 
Clarkston | 
  
  
  
if 
ices, large family or small 
elub. $12,000 down will han- 
HOME AND ACRES Cute 2 bedroom ranch style | 
.bome with paneled breeze- 
way and 2 car ee 
#mali barn for ve 
stream. Built in lest this 
me is modern every cote. —_ closets. — 
pane kitchen 
dining ares, large utithy 
room, aluminum storms an 
screens. A real buy at $16 
900 w terms. \ 
AUBURN HEIGHTS Cute and clean 4 room and 
bath bom 
—_2 
5-ACRE HOMESITE 
“High and dry with lots of 
= frontage! in scenic hills 
no of arkston, Good access fn in ai “wosthes. Qply 
HORSE F AR M Metamora area, 70 acres, 
gently rolling with live 
stream. immaculate 3 thed- 
room home, 2 barns, horse 
stalls, eed — 
and tT out- 
‘Only % mile off 
down will han- 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Ti N. Ba =" ae 
ti 
  
a] ohnson | & | FOR BETTER HOMES 
Lang orn : 
New room brick bungalow. 
3 bedrooms. Stone fireplace. Oi! heat. Large lot. This trey year round poy late 1957, Full price $14,750, with 
Teasonable down payment, - 
Wer ag —_ 
gion 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
VE 42635 73, 
$300 DOWN. 
CUTE WHITE RA. 
ROOM AND ta 
INCLUDES, or   
2 4 VAL VET, Realtor 
  Ph. PED 5-816 | p.m,   
2 
. modern. 3 yrs. 
5 sa modern, 2 sid: years 
a tere, ‘ON ON ALL 
C. Fe Foe gehts Call caltect: = BA 71-2815 
2 ba ll room, 2 family er. lot 
red crest,” down, 
Mi price. See after: 3 pte 
anytime weekends, 414 Ir 
ta St.. near “Baldwin R Rubber 
Site or make offer. 1 
PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 
N. SAGINAW FE 2-9209 bias ag ESTATE SINCE 1919"   _ Fer Sale Houses tected MAIDENS: / 
‘ a. 
Day ALAN et 
    -_ By Jay Alan   _ For Sale Mownee 
  
    
    
    
     
“It's Valentine's Day, Silly, and you're her valentine!” 
  
2 bedroom bungalow with stairs to unfinished attic. Located in 
SE side of city. mape inte) reome 
« With enclosed re . Base- ment, catemetie ait eat and hot 
water, 2car garage. Vacant. 
‘LAKE FRONT 
e of busi- 
We tae the key. 
fecreation room. Situated on 
Re. Gepetan enh sine wells 
e 3 
George R. Irwin REALTOR . 269 Baldwin Ave 
PE 53-0101 
5 ACRES 
wen 9s pebeg Mae, Hoe $7500; $1000 down, $65 month. 
- miles north of Cl arkston,   . MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE . 
  For Sale Houses 43   
  
        
AN 1 3 BEDRM. : avLy a sewer one 
water. 
‘ ie oa, Yooant awaiting a fair. offer be ; 
anytime. : 
“GOOD RENTAL UNIT — hg Paige halos 
town. room house. 3 
  
  
4 cottages t oated on lake, with- |:   
  et et 3 Bedrooms 
to suit “7 “hia doo Boe 9-2998.   
  3 papon. Some. | DRAYTON 
MIDDLETON 
$750 DOWN — Located a 8 alles 
West of Pontiac off 
ue, DOWN — Neate sew 2   
wa 2 Ww: “DINNAN 
Evenings Mrs, Naugel PE $3046 
Widow Must Sacrifice 
  bie terme, a eS eres. Harry 8. Wolfe, F 
BLA   
  
      , BROKER 
PE 5-772) ry 
eapel, one. ee frie bot weler, Latte ie Bot wate mmor gg More 
ne. Tmaey poeaee 
Leslie R. Middleton   
  
  000 
New home with Hse rms. 
Ha floors, “rorced alr ofl 
heat $9,985 
HURON VALLEY TI66 M59 at Pontiac Lake 
MEMBER 3 OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS   
  
  
  
Own oenr own home and save. 
This 5 room bungalow will surely 
— you. Basement. New oi! 
urnace. New siding, Large ot. 
seed Psa mt School. Immedi- 
ROUND LAKE FRONT 
bers ig indeed a —— at $8,500 
with “$1,500 down. \3 Se ee 
Paneled living eoous. 
full basement, a wells cand 
lot. Immedia sion. See 
this one a 
Jim 
REAL ESTATE. ’ b INSURANCE 121s Baldwin Ave   
  | 
— 
K Established in 1916 
"OXFORD oxre AREA. Lovely rambling       
nicely. 
into | # “gd + ode neg Ro ga 
was iad priv. ome ee oa ay titehes | street, Ng Rg Mat 2 car ag ample 2 for IVAN W. 
tive fence and = an 
| SEEYARE| SCHRAM iil Receomeeae eee FE 5.9471 REALTOR Tovely bi tie bai ryt nace, alum’ rel = By = 
c . to w eae, Another _ ge rm. pees pe buy with only $1500 down.| fal baint front & feat bamt., excellent steam ‘Floyd Kent Fa Realtor- Paros “ay (ete 
s vonama ~ Ay Fg 
    corner over 1 g 4 4 pang fi “BS. Ww . mo 
er home. CRik ppoin iment. _Or $4,200 cash. PE 8-6934. 
‘GEORGE EB AIK AT UNION OFFICE REAL PROPE OPERTY. SPECIALISTS 
4536 Dixie Hwy oust 1251 PONT 
ae T.G.Trocke $250 DOWN GI 
homes 2 gr ac ' 3-467 Reers, tis built in vanity. 1443 — soe Ra. =M 1 
lovely kitchen, ‘birch cupboards. . DUNLAP. vent fan, birch dinette, full base- cusroa's ER. MODEL NOW 
wune tute onane oe ese pears price 5 8 i. 
2-4 een F a HS y : r cos Assume @ 4% per cent mortgage. > V ] d This lovely home built in A. 
Gite em yee| “OVC Ou r. Pull basement, gas < |e oan PE 41661 Immediate , See this | 7 BEDROOMS $900 DOWN 
3 BEDROOM B: Le tore: £200 down, GI or, $800 down PHA.| > "fanny: flat on’ Whittemore ‘only own ee nice features, Full base. pgm ye | fami = 
ment, of] heat. Fast 3 3-rm. on West side. $2,000 session. . ene who want |? down. all’ furnished. 
EAST 8T P. W. DINNAN Cai, ces down for this nice 3/ ¢9 -w, : 
Mieely  «iecorated. Pull basement. TP PER MONTH heat, New rage. Alu- 
minum. awnings. Immediate pos- $1,500 DOWN — e: : : New f brick 3 egg i 
Nice s lola me y 2 basement, Oodies Salar > WE Years old, Auto oil heat. Neat Same Wah inde for cooly 
house ‘ 
Jerome Building Co.   
Large Rane TYPE 3-bed 
terford ~ MHtigh school. Oak floors. 
inted walls, basement — oil paren Over’ %, of land. Terms 
“PONTIAC REAL aT   
737_ Baldwin   
9-4-2 Joslyn Cor. Mansfield 
OUR NEW LOCATION 
SECOND STREET 
Nicely decorated 2 bedroom 
bungalow. Carpeted living 
pal, rooms, also sun 
room, basement, 
heat, 1 car garage. Only — $3,000 own. ee 7 
EAST MANSFIELD 
| opus 
H. P. HOLMES, INC, 2531 8. Lapeer Rd. “FE §-2053 
* 
    rooms Peay home, 2 Pg 
tease Sr ip ae Fe ped se ev 
BARGAIN! 
» JM) WRIGHT finished on 2? lots, Drayton 
aing ares. OR. 3-7407. 
mead NION afte 
3 dinite “room *islehen. al sath 
by peg hear 1 San   
with $i.380, down. pai & GREGG 
ET 
    
  
  
  
R As ag = avs. 
oger enry, Inc. $11 Main 8t., Rochester 
  
BY OWNER Lae Yous Pacesar’ win ys ior! DOWN. NEWT" BDRM. 
vie 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
OL 1-811 Office — OL. 1-0070 Mode! basement, ol! heal, 2 car ga- se : rage. Inc a brick = 
ALL THIS FOR. could” be znade, “inte an 
$395 DOWN!!! for 8 quik sale, Approx. * 
Babee ie Mit rat| Sal oe Skah ae Hoek | Man tc ae WILL TRADE free School =e 
Ask About Option ue at Sia. wit | 91.109 
To Buy Be , 
Iding Co. 
cron ~ bars ie 3.4000 caately $1,150 down ~< 
RAY O'NEIE, Realtor 
Bio rr   sale by owner 
4 bedroom ‘ranch’ home. 2 . Bs BRICK 
bess eras Se anis om Penge ore | Sune BEPIOY an | Se He en lla Sa esa” = J Dus at door, just the place to get 
$500 DOWN #200 down ‘will oh. Way Day rooms & bath Lot 98 x 700. Wil! 
trade age equity Sut | LAKEFRONT BRICK 
' | New 3 bedroom wome, large living 
BUILD NOW )"saiGeremecreatct “LEA Gee Se i further iinfor- 
1 
    
After 6, call O8 
WILLIAMS 
    
net   
living room. Good 
to schools. $7,300 with $850 
CALL   
  | Howard E Fox 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Riding’ Horses» FTE 5 pie s 
HF 
a ‘* on this 88 j 
Bloomfield Township A stunning 4 
contem| 
    bedroom 
  — oe 
comme oe There is 
breaktan) space yous Gates room, Wrought irom stair- . 
pn Ti ee | looking 
down over ve living room. This is the best buy 
in an area of better homes. 
eee Eee ee ee. 
“TE, 4-984"   Communit bdlena) Bank the wer if you don't call 
PE Gait Eves. PE §136 high a ie cataval Spine. 
: on OM BRICK 3 =f gt tevel Beck, 
wasted 90. Seved crest. Felees! 5 3h Mienen. Fireplace. “soiid , mi: 3 poss 
fore tnscas REALTY =” or the hana ae 
“ROCHESTER HTS. || _ THIS IS IT! - ich, Income — Drayton Plains 
"FULL BASEMENTS. | th.i#sfu. an exeetent location $15,500 church 3 BEDROOM TRI-LEVELS 
$15,990 
- WHITE BROS. 5 REAL EST: ‘ATE OR 3-125.   
Templeton 110° of Lake Frontage 3 bedtms., 2 & bath down; 
  
GILES. West Side | 
A 
Sade gi | and \ exterior. Py ! ; 
gan cons ee Se Ae oF GILES REALTY ie 
tt. PE 
      5660 Dixie _s 
Open Eves. "til §: Sua 310 “TH 5 
KNUDSEN Extra large “ 
and living: Foom i et Lincoln Heights Casement’ oi - fred ce, Well. located brick home a lake level.} of 6 rooms and bath includ- Breezeway to 2-ca: a ing 3 bed 8, full base- rage. Walert area, Only $21.- ment and ar garage. with easy terms or will ac- Also, | jot and Town- _ ‘malier home as down pay- ship w: res are 
Neat. ie tile bath, and eK y a Templeton, Realtor) — nicely lan ve Pric = 2339 Orchard oe FE 44563 Gage available, Cali now! 
‘| Indian Village - Well located 4 bedroom, 1% 
  oil, heat, fireplace: ema 
ee i 
A 'W : Bi prea s 
    
      
  owas |   
HAYDEN B_ BEVERLY. 3 Bedroom home: |. Wall-to-waill carpet in. L.R. Base- 
ment. Gas furnace. $ $11,200; terms. |. 
z. Seearm. 4 Rooms plus uiility, 
$1,200 dow 
ge LAKE FRONT. 
Immed: 
pe an basemen oft feonees. ot.oes 
RD. GI resale. 
bedroom ranch 
for information. We have lots 
available also. 
5. G. HAYDEN, Reaitor 86 E. Tae ee Open E Sun, FE 8-04r 10 to 3   
DIAGNOSIS. thorough examina- 
tien by pb "agent! I am six years 
old and hearty in 
     
            
   
       975 Baldwin Ave     PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEB 
WEST SIDE BRICK    
  
REALTOR rere sie 43581 : 
For Sale Lae Pr 44   
L300. down 1 UNION LAKE re 2B ranch, ‘40, 2 
f . Cash : 
LSS S nage 
Ba water 
lot inc .. 
  
  
  
“Building Sites” Aggeyret “a Sood loang 
LADD'S, INC.    
      
       
    
         
    
  
  
  
    ne 7 
oa eee nates 
Lay pint jb Kent ut Ine, Realtor 
Hwy. at 
  
       
    
          
      
   
    
        
    _1HE eons : ee AC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1958   
        
     
          
a Home & Buto 
Bee ee Give vio 
iol te iuron   
  
  
“Ace Sales Company Auctioneers & liquidators. Write 
to “ Dine, Highway. venns, 
Mie! 
BRAU TY SPACE wir ' 
: "surname oo W. Huron 8t. rE 
“Beach and Boat Livery     
bait &  tackl store, Grocery store, 4 rental 
units, & owners home, Call us for 
“Gas Station and 
Store Building 
Ca piation D4 by 3a, store dee stor 
- I Pine “utility. by 20. “Central i Long Bing 5 
moders brick home. $45,090 terms RIDGEWAY REALTY.     
  LOAN oo. * 
"EOANS ES TER : 
% wrence St. FE 4-1538 
GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up to $500 
=: * Oakland 
Loan Company 602 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
Loans $25- to $500 on gyainre only 
HOUSEHOLD 
FINANCE CORP. OF PONTIAC PE 4-0535   
[34a S. Saginaw st.   
CASH LOANS 
to $500 
' BUCKNER Finance Co. Pontiae— 
Drayton Plains 
  
  
    
  
    
    APT Sind Ht in doy Mee 8 Baldwin Ave. FE 46203), Walled Lake __Feasonable. FE ; ‘AURANT. BUILDING AND ANTIQUE P “ORGAN & fixtures, Valuable business corner. Uti ‘_ano organ. Good cond. FE 6-3458. | 
Union Original own- Utica - APPLIANCES — DabCOUNT er and operator. We!j established. RCA Whirlpool e dryer, reg. 
| alties. Fast- 25 ae: soe Sie, oer se. 
Soa ge feriner informa- $289; no $195, — tion write Box §, Pontiac Press. LOANS TRCA Whiripoot ieokie ironer.~ de- 
&o '. luxe t, reg, $269; now $159. 
&4 ‘ rie rena $500 — $25 To 500 | Der seHicKs “MY san ent location next to COMMUNITY LOAN CO Bong od want 
Bze for elubs and in-| 19 » TAWRENCE FEI ABOUT A iG YOU WANT 
come, PE 241, |. RENDLY SERVICE FOUND AT 'L & 8 BALES ~ Rag OR 7 LARE-OUT TEAGUE FINANCE CO.| 4,,ttle out of the way. buts 
eS ee es. Sr _ 202 N. MAIN ances of all kinds. NEW & oy $87,000 gree business = Visit our trade dept. for real 
Set aen ‘mike f geet ivis| ROCHESTER, MICH. dargains bere & it is priced fight. LOAN 8823 TO $500 = 2¢ MONTHS TO PAY pe 
R. D. RILEY, Broker ond Jesk mpeund, 3 anes of foes Elizabeth riting, Phone rath 
PE +1 tans BA ‘44821! py. Rochester OL COTA. OL 1.9701 “OPEN MON- sar. 2 TO 6 POR SALE ww a. Dee 
Fag ae a -. go Ww HEN YOU NEED © J aie Heights on Siz 
streets. Inquiries to 52 $500 —Ra._ Mas. Press Box 25. AUTO THOR WASHER. $37. 3 
CLAWSON RE SHOP, 102 N pemaee come Mem $38. 
Main, wan. Splendid oppor-| You can get on pour, t's Appliance, 8161 Commerce 
™ 59108 t eorser Baten ait your | BLOND me -- orse’ a. 
Suagett Wer wil ‘be: shad ‘te, help ee ee BROWN Ca CARPH 3 LOE. “LET'S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
Will Take Partner 
tiful new in busy 
cellent parking 
au *g €@ months 
Volume over $2, per mon 
: be uty op- 
  ac. Sa Stew uipment and top 
i N ly $300,000 = year. No i 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
som apace, tage PARK AT OUR PRONT DRIVE-IN A T With 
  F Quick sale. 7002 Sra tne arr PE Sat : Low iny 
was F of it = ans 4 bed- pane | mf Reconditioned 
and mod: from top te bot- 
tom. Over spent in mod- 
omnes this lovely home in 
E to owners time. Lange 
30 x 6 barn, Two car gar. 10 
= acres of good land, “Exceilent 
WHEN YOU GO INTO smaller home, Ask for Mr. Brown. 
PUNO renee ctor iss W. Muren 
Offers you the opportunity to own 75. py. RawHa 
your one station | “good car, $178. Accept part trade with 
Sn investment of ex iittle as 1,000, Bowet, tools. outboard of ee. ic locations a edi- sth aiW FOR ELECTRIC 
}-§, SWAIN SAW FOR 
codwerd. & Bar! COLEMAN Si PUREE FOR New location at Blvd. & Mt. minum boat or power tools. 
vor ation SquitY In HOUSE” SWAP FOR OIL CO. - ear or truck. LE eae 
oo — EXCEPTIONAL L. UiTY 
lake for trailer. Must Mr RE s-2s08 in eae 4. lor : eo 
— Call 
EQUITY A HOME, Us : t for large house- 
PARTRIDGE | Se feare = s THE “BIRD” TO SEE plete inside hooting ceaiiery y with 
LAKEFRONT APT.— |_Sgutiy i Your our home “re sree. 
- MOTEL Pet tear ~ wheel dump. trailer. 1 im iamote) mi and Dodge |. 
hear Ponte, ach gh gegees ion teetoe ih Ps. = own kitchen: About Ford oe OD adr. FE 46595 
units oy week y¥ 
‘round. Figen re- 
turn on investment of just $23,500 
down, consider trade. 
NORTHERN Tee TRADE ow down iiquor’ ber or Ae bus 
West Brave 5 apt. Block “pidg. ard 
juded. In 
standing offering now! 
. REALTOR PARTRIDGE 
  
  foes. STATE 
      
“STATE FINANCE CO. 
FE 4-1574 _702 Pontine state Bank Bldg. 
__ Mortgage Loans 54 
A Mortgage Problem ?   
  
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ler one, in good conaition. 
eae ster 3 
© Win slings —will trade 
aif rug. FE 
i AP OR RENT NICE 3 
ao SWAPO   
: bedroom FE 4-1906. 
PAINT SALE discontinued colors. Rent our ceulaes and polishers. Eampicie 
sion HARDWARE. 142 W. HURON 
nerne YE 28 
    "Ease oe pam i%¢ TRADE   
  
CRILDREN'S 
Ban Ageia coats henge ag ok se 
Gall before 9 
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LIKE<A, REAL CAR|, 
  _ BARGAIN? Lots of ‘em 
Wat avis with free Fon, hee oe a aan 
ee CRUMP ELEC 3465 Auburn Rd. 
APPLIANCES, HIFI   
  OO Srna eg 1 Auto. Gas Sy , Tuaranteed a Sale ‘ 
“. eae gale $99 
ace Pe hea ij fale tise HI-FI Console, 4. Bpeaker, 4 speed A » Reg. $170.95 . Sale $128 
WAITE'’S 
Downstairs PE ¢2511 
APPLIANCE DUNT SALE Deluxe ironer, like new ..... #0 1 enaree sat alilinad Pr: er ....$118 
ess Norge 10 cu, ft. refrig aise jig disc 6 on ers 
Ls 2 to 
AYN. in N, Saginaw PE 5-6189   7 | CARNIVAL do 
fra hy Dick Terme hy 
  
  
  
  USED ‘MERCHANDISE BALE 
ne” Howelessing 
wag” POT ug |   
  
    
    
    
   
     
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    DMIRAL 14" TV ........ $50. _ 2 PA} old. 
ic . $59.50 HOTPOINT onenge $59 
KELVINATOR ator . $68.00 
wee aes Washer ....$29.50| "3 — MAYTAGS, etc. 
      
  
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— gas range 
21 vine! ——- tet FRADE? IN DEPT. war. electric washer 
  
        ee kere 
ewes 
pe 12. Apt. size elec. range ....... $69. 
ar a Store avin 3 
WYMAN’S 
    
  18 W. Pike; B-Z terms, FE 4-1122   
is CU. FT. UPRIGHT CARRIER 
froseer. must sell, 8125. PE 
  
        
  clecirte jo” Sul el Bis 
Boone 
  
  
like radio, 
; ares “eri & mattress, $16. 
Purniture, 42 Orchard 
         
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. $0. FE 5-1670. 
ACTOR 
3456 aubara A90. 3 
PHILcO ELECTRIC RANGE.   
    os ets hae s ly scratched. Michi- 
gan Fluorescent. 383 Orchard Lk. ve. — 16. ‘ 
BINK 20°30", _IN- CLUDING BASKET...... $10.00. 
LAVATORY 18%" x a1", INCLUD. ING FA . $ 6.00 PE ¢3963. 
    3 ue ental, larg 
Chinese vases, etc, GReenleal 
  
| ox, op ds 57 ee ON TV rie ; rE. Take Over Payments 
on These 
Repossession Values 
  
  
NFURNITURE PE 2-0151 FEM seshis damon aia babar S774 7 (i : WAS $218 9s D sass 
WAS $529.90 °°" cai 21-th, Motorola Console ...... $175 
Symphonie Table Hit ...... 8 68 WAS sites "'"* 21-in. 1. Sepesto +. $260 
10 cu, ft. or spacass $150 95 : 
at BRS Sb aE" a: Ask for 
GOODYEAR 
i SERVICE STORE 30 8. Cass FE 5-6123 
TOASTMASTER @ -9 GALLON WA- - $150.95. R; B. ter heater insta ee: § w 
“Used Trade-In Dept,” WRN. scia so <cccuvecycesss a een S33 Seven fa C apend ei ccaacee ‘Ba 
Qos ft Ww r, heater ere bat 8 | irrcmEN 
  
‘se we : a 
nih Reset 
    
    gues ATTENTION PRE-SPRING CLEARANCE 
  =O A. tem Worry With 
pson, 80 8. 
ANCHOR mon nN ES 
       
   
     
        
    
4'x8'x% 
Sa che ; xe x8 ‘wood ; 
Shoe ng. ft 3 
Ext @oors, AA....... $12.95 Phish doots tt Axl ...+.... a) 
Inside door MMDS —-vssiny $2.05 
3¥ex? _palr,..... § 40 poe me te ee * 
 tnewlation 100. Me 43°78 2x8 per Av eseceb ieee 00 ee ~ ee ee ar 
sk for our #page “Gas wider | 222 ice . ~~ 
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NORTHERN 
saree a. at: Bot ak “bai 
DO  enagpas So betere 3 Dam. m $90. eM Ae 
ey 88 ee Sromb loom FE $-1903 
hot creamer, ais 320_8._Paddoe my * * °   
     
      “I didn't come down to check on you! I came down for fn to check 
  
For Sale Miscellaneous 60   
  FREE STANDING TOILETS $14.95 Sin33 double oink... 12.95 Washbowls with fi ear yy" bath sets with trim $89.95 with 
m : ses erreg sai 
SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY in 8. 4 FE 5-210 G k atic : ni i Garage Doors 
  “Sale Musical Goods 62   
EVERYTHING In music’ 
“CALBI ‘MUSIC COMPANY 
HOME - OF: 
BALDWIN 
Organs and Pianos 
Selmer. Conn - Bundy 
Band Instruments 
Rental Purchase Plan 
119 N, SAGINAW PE 5-623 95 ACCORDIONS. LOWEST PRICES. 
Accordions loaned free sizes. 
with lessony: FE 5-5428. 
BARGAINS 
Zod en sttansr ast Sx returns, slight   BRITTANY PUPS. AKC. & MOS.   
  
“eae repoval. Pree eat PE 1.0045, FE 63025. 
For Sale Pets 9 
  AKC REGISTERED 
. pups. e ft 
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poe i 
  
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% Fie C BS OVS 2 o0.c5c80 $3.60 
% Pir @ x 8 Gi's ......-..: $7.95 
Ate | Birch x © OFs —— 
3488 Baldwin Ave rE 2-2543 
143 Mebecoc inte tngacsttrvces $7.25 
  
REO 
$49.95 up PONTIAC'’g ONLY 
_ AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE 
  
  ARMY 
thin ~ N to Meet Lal eet. 
118 WEST LAWRENC 
Tyo CLARK irr zat TRUCKS, 3,000 a ag apacity, Sacrifice 
Talbot Lumbef Plasterboard rock tath, pales 
hardware plumbing. and elect rical A ew Oakland & 
4-4505 
    
USED On HOT OF wat HEATER Ayiair 6-2104. 
USED “SAILBOAT cal} ORiando 3-1753.   
      
BENSON LUMBER Co.   
WRECKING BARGAINS 
238 & win, 
Wolverine. Lussber Co. 
w=   
Mackay 
ras 4 Do It Yourself | 
FOR RENT _   
  Lawn’ Mowers. 
aaamenione ‘a 
sot JOn'S ABN SURPLUS FE 2.0022. Condition Ta ar tal gee 
MORRIS MUSIC 
  anted 
Bescon focal Write Credit ; — vernols, Detroit 
BUILDERS tLe FUNING — O8CAR 
Eve good credit. "Oallagh es _sic Co. 18 BE. Huron.   
eo win s.. 4 
  
  
Dogs. cats BOARDED Doge   
  
  
  
  
  
«4 MAGNUM-SMITH & WESSEN. 
sa With tac aed Winckewier ot os Me — 
oak ae Sobek, pte w. F. 2%” barre! 
{so 8 Woodward. North ot 14| Model. 70 pa ¥1 ‘callber, 
: KOREAN a gee 
Sat Mane {ators ed 25, | wear, hooked costa, wool pants, 
         
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al pet Seite mom | 
on take. ¢ 
‘ts Dacron InsWlated under 
wear, $14.95. 
__PHILIPS, 70 N, SAGINAW ST.   
  
  
  
      
“Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66|. Ee. 
Hay, Grain & Feed 71   
  
$645. 
  
  
  
BEAUTIFUL PALOMINO, 3 “YRS. 
Hie. S010 Fi "brian pear at 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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ernie 
Rares. ze, gaa Yd Hyaee ond re 
Pisc & Sedttrial 
Tractor Co. 
  _| Every 
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‘1OR 3-2717 Door Prizes 
        
  OF x 8 Davis Machinery. 
A? Ortenville. WO CREAM SEPARATORS FOR 
WANT ROW CULTIV ATOR 
      
          
            
        
    
       
  
  
- Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway — 
en ora Plains. 
ery pene 7 oe vi ane 
ae : ee et 
Buy and Sell Daily 
  
General 
Gardner - Michigan Arrow 
Richardson - Holly 
ft. to 66 ft. 6 oF 10 wide. 
AN 
MOBILE HOMES 
- Anderson - Regal 
Silver Dome - Palace 38" WIDE 005 in AR Tide fer nn 
nt oetis-C Gas 
4 Pants and Supplies 
pen vee, om, EL   
  
‘MOBILHOME ESTATES. MODERN Lake front and playground.. EM 
  
  and stand, OXFORD R FO 
ve ioe toaiad coals) ter coe ger cae a =A 4 we of . rd on eville Rd. 
‘onathan, pastes, : PARE AT Fa MP 
es, $1.00 | bu Sve level? acteet Lats "a. priva pressed, Oakland pon = tay AE swimming good 
  
Auto “Accessories: 80 
2 HP. AIR COMPRESSOR. LIKE 
ace ats eto chain saw. PE 2-7262 
7 eG ann gD, PME g, Sae "SS-'56-"57_ Chev.   
  
Beat aK = eonipiete. ree 
pig "tall pipes, tarvers, gen a 
  
~ For Sale Tires 80A 
Pe green TIRES, ed UP We puy A   
  or 2 : = 
‘or Sale Housetrailers 78 
Rent Trailer Space 79 | 
ate en DAE Slane einere ioe 32-9477   
    
   
| ee Harrington Boat Works 
  
  
  
  
  
  
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‘Bright. Spot’ Pairs Lake at Cass 
FE 8-0488 . 
"aie Wil trade up or down. See us 
R&R MOTORS Oakland ; +3529 
VAS imcdale: Top dolls 4 ” 
AUBURN MOTORS. 
CORNER PIKE _& EAST BLVD. Wanted Used Trucks 89 
WANTED "Phot Helly, Mid 
Used Truck Parts 89A 
UCK PA "AN   
  
  
  
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2635 Auburn Ave 
For Sale Tracks 90   
1948 INTERNAT 5-¥D, stor” Gand ‘ 
| 836x20 
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miles.   
     ana ig a CER FE SORE worn ee EA pe pete he gy i I i aged Fi SY ae £ : ¢ Oppe te fa re 
      
      
       
        
      
      
        
            
       
waft, See Teco _For Sale Cars m Per Sale Care_9 91) “Foe Sale Care 9 ie 
ic OLDS: 
l 9.50   
  
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  SAME Ba wes moss ae napa ae 635 “atlas MI 42042) 
WaSONS’. teas ves from $119 |. popG LER 
< ; . wor st ba A till 9) >57 1 GADEEL.AG 2 SEDAN - a og DE SOTO, 1956 Sch ' Motors HOWEVER, ‘ ie ; = : 
- & 2 a This car ts low mileage & sharp. Powertiie oo fully cil Senin, white . os. w ulz - if your car is rapidly ind i to 
: * 81 CADILLAC CONV $3005 Be ears Pe aes ’ our advantage to replace it fast. In the majority 
1 TON PANEL | White with bisck top. A slick car.| FZ, aver you money gee EA seis 7 ‘cases the repairs run more than the value of 
‘LARRY JEROME _ | “friderado trim grees wits sreen “SCHUTZ MOTORS the car. Why wait—spring is just around the 
    nocumeens Tin d you'll want to be out in the sunny days 
i : part "M6 PONTIAC CATALINA $1388 | aah 2. Wesavert, Stem cota ” yuh 
- No money down assume pay-t A’ slick ‘car, hauled. Best ‘rice, 5 ICO 
_ Hore Surnet_ Fort EOP Ta_$-4000 "8 CADI. SDN. DEVILLE _ $2906 S Dad e 58 DEMOS. 
ed TERENAS ONN Mi ceie|. carps NE Dower and g AT A LOW LOW PRICE 
      
PONTIACS [eRme sate) Guar TRUCK CENTER, | BUICK RiviERa cp $895 
li. power, radio & beaker and 
GMC Oi . Wil8on -Pontiac-Cadillac_ Schutz Motors 
RETAIL BRANCH — 1350 N | SCvORD 1 ¢BOOR- costo. CAR GUARANTEE On all ’53-’58 models — 
As long as you own the car 
NEW GOODYEAR TIRES © 
      
    
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
        
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
    
    
      
  
      
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
    
      
    
    
      
  
  . Avai *56 - 58 models 
Oakland at Cass = RH. Fordoms ic. Good condition. pl mouths sor ns ea Available on all 56 - "58 m a2 
Pape wes vai Fe| ~Woodward | rao convenrare win es : we 02 | SaMERCURY 57 , GuEvROLET 
am Gale Cars qjBham_ _*|_—_—« MI. 4-1930 Good res ans heater. Call after 4 DOOR HARDTOP 2 HARDTOP 
sorca . Dynanige, ai | SWEPT WING DODGE |*785,? Biaolt 5B0 at $149 DOWN | setgee cosmo se 56 FORD '56 CADILLAC = NO MONEY BN. Brand new ‘$8 Dodge 2dr. sedan,| BUY. FOR NO MONEY DOWN OR TRADE IN - ~-| Sasl‘the o = = a VICTORIA HARDTOP SEDAN Lean: - 4 
fr }ODGE CARS & TRUCKS AP EDDIE STEELE FORD. PE | : - Mia ¥ Grae dob Bu es a ST AITTS 266. a TAXES AND 38 PLATES ~ HOU 3HTEN & ‘SON 157 CHEVROLET , 55 FORD 
3 ‘SS FORD FAIRLANE 2 = . — FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE | 
: MOTOR SALES | Walls. A real sary, pt *: . nee ALL MODELS AVAILABLE onhS,78 one DEALER, | * fie ics a 
: a M240 OMY 3-2750 = Lk, Orion Glenn’ : Moter Sales I suppose long after we pehete epnehaty will $47. 50 PER MONTH J Figg 56 CHEVROLET Q 'S4 NASH 
' u nf Pi | instant homework!" ___ ie (mdi - a ; Alte 2 DOOR - RDPOP : 
: BUD SHELTON int FO 8 to COROMLINE& SPECIAL PAYMENT PLAN less OL 1.9761 .. Te ual 
OFFERS | Eueky Auto Sales "isa 'S. Bagt For SaleCars 91; For Sale Cars 9 SCHUTZ MOTORS Anne pa a eee, || 5S CHEVROLET ‘34 PONTIAC “Glen's Motor 9 ‘ST Cadiliae Cony. .......... 400s | Baw, FE ¢-2214 : AACE O | = OLE BROS SAOROLAS |” Pricea66, Wi “consider "land ater a - 24 8, SAGINAW St "37 Bontiac Cataling ar. $2188 |= oLpsMoBILE MERCURY, 1955 | spp Abgumarstt S60 | 18) PONTIAC CDR. 30080 ACTS ahi ‘53 PONTIAC - ap ager soren «oom, | Saree tusi Hit] "TORR, MANOR, WaR0N p_ | Esusesunny sre cr tet) rua) acu alermens ee] TL EO Y utes Pins EAE | “alan Ae em tery Bea | ‘56 CHEVROLET pea veaor Radio & Heater. . Sane oe Retin ieee .. $1595| Matic Radio & Heater. A sharp M Py poll adh yea oats qn, ey ty, R&H, priced ot eee +, $395. — egPermests. Lasky | Ante 4 DOOR 210 : f $645 
Slee rel buy Ai eles. |b Balog area Se] cue, Suburban = Sfergomati™ hie Utes- dei| rae oakiena” * “OPES sua] ECONOMICAL a - 954 PONTIAC 
Glenn’s Motor Sales |: Pope Regen caevees ins es ee sales $65_8. Woodw ewer oa ! wun a yj tim to please. PLYMOUTH, 1955 % tt Bo -_ —— each pier a 
8. i aera 1068 | Gi HORDE T TO GEOORE PROM |. $1445 , ; 
Ser tire erere ee arn HRS ERE | oc FORD bgt SE ren) eer, tesa | pene icone SARIS EL : 255 /"55 Chev bones : = ~ vb 2 ~'56 FC NOMAD. SER Applewood Labe, Hulls, oe Buick ‘Hardtop Century’. ists HURON MOTOR SALES SCHUTZ MOTORS ts tortie ive believe Mt after tain signals ace hg BORD ahaa teamed 
CADILLAC. SEDI EEE, = 88 Pr ee = ALWAYS A GOOD eyactios oP WAGON > 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham | driving it too). = be tas paltey and guarantee. Com- : oe . . 
| Wr Gagne Besoaios ss Fert dr Poviomaie $1 oa w. WURGN PE nour Wp MEMasBtumey Re MOR| te tig, Smear gl ett! ‘Mazurek Motor Sales |] ‘4 CHEXROLET as ZORD _ $3008. - "32 Pontiac. Auto. ....--....°. $ 35/1988 FORD PAIRLANE, R& fist mo, Call-credit gr. Mot | old car down will handle. $609. Correr 8 Bivd. & 8. Saginaw esas . ; 
Pontiac's Top Trader |-1 pond’ snace’ «$308 | POM, 18.000 Seen aiks st Mi 1500. Harold. Tur- SCHUTZ MOTORS _ | ime  WOLESWACONRAGIO Wwe, || °53 CHEVROLET ° 56 VOLKSWAGEN 
‘et Ply. ¥-8, “#® Buick 4 dr. w .. $195) tion, ressonaoie. ork cass Window washers. Light blue. A. $495 ‘ $1395 
"36. Buick Gentry 4 ot, BT. ur. | Bud Shelton Motor Sales S h t M t - M2 8 Postuare iminenes beauty, MA 4-1711. $1,550. | ; Say g Two 65 Pord V-t, Pairiane hin at eon pie FE eens |. FORD customuine ¢pr.| OCNUIZ IViOLOTS OLDS, 1955 _ CHEAP ATION — | VOLKSWAGEN "36 LOOKS AND 58 D.K.W. _  '§2 CHEVROLET ‘sé Lincoln HT, It's new. Ane OnE Down Safety equipment, | Pordematic.. You'll really be a sport if you| #8 Pontiac. Nice. $75. “49 Ford| “runs like new. Imported. 2950 STATION WAGON Two ‘34 Chev. HT—2 Dr. Ch MON’ DOWN padio & yeame, Ft. We tebe) $12 8, Woodward, Birm tg y, V-8 $05 "48 Merc. $50. ‘50 Bulck| Middlebelt Ra. nr cue 
Eee ‘32 Gad 'itaxe your own deat. 1951's; "S's; "30's trade, “MY¥rtie 3 ina FORD RIA Re & W.| Des, this onel The Continental uit| YP 5 pora Very nice. 4018, 1s | —mussievelt Rd, PE 80129, $2005 ; | 
Typ owner, sn) Fonds: Chernaets! Hirmeutte | ig romp. va RUNS GOOD wa, | APSOLUTELY NO MONEY DN-| BACK "®t et‘aan'iand| Goer, Sh Mant many more a '§5 CHEVROLET 56 CHEVROLET een As as or $18 per mo. }_ FE 53983. Call Credit’ Mgr. Mr. Parks at | fake, & look at this Super "08. ) 23’ ,uburn off v. PD 42i3t, 56 ' = Dodge Va'marive Mics. [JIMMY DeRose MOTOR” SALES Sie hares rurser Ford, “| Taiais* atlas’ % "*| ing “pceoura 3 BR, ABs: _ , Financing arranged Easy Terms. ; a FORD, 1957 el ' L ; ' DN. od og Dae ~: 18 ‘ r 
$0 more car selections. lara aie ¥, 9, seater rap ~ | mews 0 = ty SqHezz MoTORS—| Mie supe “tte nai} YOLKS WagON 52 CHEVROLET 51 CHEV: ROLET __ 
ere es cee) Sora Le Ge oe oe SS ee iba iS HARDTOP. HYDRA. || ON 37 CHEVROLET 31 FOR : ie le bent, "5 E i e m = ’ 
Deslteday. et YS FO 36 Oomtand rE 43:29| Save mosey “Your old ‘car tows HE AR YE! “Brakes, B&H. Con be seen at | "i orgie back fo F 4 Docs $1486 ° STATION WAGON ee 
ECONOMY USED CARS |‘ss cuev. Vi 2 DR. Rau. Low Will bandie $1,195, bad ge ee ee , | $1805, $1405 
2o_Avivare ott Segnen FE ttt Ford. PE 21566. SCHUTZ MOTORS’ This one rings the bell for yot 1| 4 NP w shone mi 30 der guar] Cl M Sa Nor th ~ 52 PONTIAC 55 CHEVROLET 
aaa inc aiid teeter, | Ee elas Bay Sire! ies en = |e eoue een! ~~ Chevrolet = - BUICKS 59 CHEV |": 2 mile sieerng be Gin behets To Mae anh pester hay | aw milenge. J-ewner. 1% Otie| HUNTER aT 8. WOODWARD MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 
HARDTOP —|mrvogu"nactuncewro| "a bo Eee eee "SDV | te eee eat Se prone cat Benge & Convteny Car to You . . le ean * * be ih ~~ 
S 10 45 ie OY SCHUTZ MOTORS PONTI AG 38613:'] A Phone Call Brings 4 Courtesy Car to Your Door 
See Our Large aroun (dee ceitos sarge [2% Mootvant: | Biminehan) 6 WEATHER LixE Taz | 4 DOOR AUTO BROKERS | || 4 AT THEWS - ) 7 P eee mS 3768, after 6 p.m.|P.S. “Even has Fordomatic.” ’ "$6 Fai : ; - 
Selection | Schutz Motors [7 aes | TE | ISNT IT $799 |BER RE e Te]. Bene ie | = iC ZW cond. $640. MI 42768. LAKE ORION, MICH, MY 2-2411 "53. Buick. r Saas AG CHEVROLET D ] 
- , BUICK 912 8. Woodward, preninyhen a 949 FORD 1952 HUDSON HORNET. CLUB WONDERFUL "S4 Chev., 4 ar aia = :: a4 our total ‘ed: er 
! 'S7 Special 4-Dr. . . $2195) CEN tie unin a FOR ee me sow | LY No MONEY DOWN, Assume Schutz Motors | St Bsa 8 631 Oakland A adie, Heater Dyuaflow. ge ag Se WP nomaticy Wadia eater, some: | RAYMeRS of,8.45 mo. Call Credit) To OWN A DEPENDABLE CAR!|q12 5. Woodws 1 Mere. ¢ dr. Aula, “A buys wes ana Ave. —_ BUICK, fees mates, heater. Original : Low milease exceptionally clean. _Harold Taree ford 3s LOW PRICED TRANSPORTS | BEAUTIFUL ‘55 SouHae BYOEE, "51 Chev, Hardtop ......... § 3s FE 4.4547 
56 R'master H’top $1895\1 camvster « DR. stanion| Wi con consider trade, Can tse ece- | 1053 JEEP. EQUIPPED WITH) TON, SPECS Figs SMe | Gews ‘Ba oT lees. Ford PE | 39. Prrmoct 2 § Bee 
3 Satna: | See ties retoay vat | WILL ACCEPT |_Bav Batting Garage. ie 8.| SURE STARTERS FOR STOUR | >t iaee M: Perry - Madison PE ¢0100 | “ Bf BR MOTORS. ssos.| Outbonn motors, boats, | applt- WE CAN REDUCE YOUR CAR” CAR $645 ‘ 1950 FORD 4 DR RAH. WHITE] S2Sf*,, cent a aed one: sa roan : . Ss Ht 2, $149 all. Other extras. In good sil ee 5 ee eee Pontiac Community "83 Ford Sedan O] M , S | ’ \\ : 
as ijk. * ae See ee wa Se SPENCE Finance Co. _FE_ 80421 3 - iver Mofor. Sales | | ‘ - 55 Special H’top ..$1395| fmste,,Power steering & wrates,| 65 carina Ave. Fe seam| 53 Super Jet Hudson ‘83 Oldsmobile “2” am | , 
| tone rpaine eS $881 —The Price Is Right! Soe “Oren Roo MA Ria | > $495 WILL GIVE THE PEOPLE | : | 
| PONTIAC 1087 Bel-Atr 4 dr. wagon. Power. i Remiiey wn cee JAGUAR ‘53 CHeverolet 2 Door WHAT THEY WANT 1958 PLATES 
. gS ‘oe Power 5. Radio dr. pass. car . Tt $425 
ater. 2 tone like new ....1995/ Roger's Sales & Service ‘ea beuad . 
RET AIL 965 Auburn FE 2-9555 iets: “ringovs. ike cae . Fair prices — Liberal Trade-in Allowances — Bank ® WITH EACH   
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
                              1953 Pontiac. 2 dr. Radio & ~ 
STO ORE heater... .-... ceeeeeeees $445 ‘SA ~“HAUPT ted Rx teas Rates ; = Comeseies Stc7ee oe pagent gd oo "CY OWENS 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS. | , $245 / years of dependable, honest policy. ; ° 
ETO loerttantan Matsee| — ROMBler | sales | ewe ey pe QUALITY USED CAR <=aB_Fosr -|“batare Pebore steet te Ton! $567 ee Se =o ‘82 Plymouth 2 Door 5] Buick 4 Dr. Sedan ...$ 195 $HOP NOW &$AVE CHEV = : a ater, > - r 
CONVERTIBLE 7 North eet Dr * sreramait, Ra- 50 Ch $175 ‘ a a AT. BL et | . 
Sys ll anions taser oor 1951 ; dio and heater. Excellent condi- egret 2 Beer 51 Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan 5 195 | See us now if you have a used car to sell-— 
DITION METALLIC OREY Chevrolet 1955 Chevrolet 2 Dr. # Cyl. Power. 23 DELUXE $—Radio & heater, hydramatic, exception- | we are paying op dollar for clean used cars. 
pomear ss | Crysler | aiiieiiad? * YORrAnR.| willbe, sereder 2, De — tenn = GALL” Maple COUPE - ‘| JEEP. « WHEEL DRIVE 874 pitsdio, Hester Low yolleage. ee '53-Olds 4 Dr. ....... “ $ 695 Z 
ee $199 roger Sales & Service. | Mie ecaat “FO ive “0” SEDANS—Radio & peater, hydramatic, real iaeterd By Stock Numbers 
ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DN. Auburn Ave. ge mole a: epee " "$2 Buick Sedan ‘ 
a Schutz M KITCHEN Meee thet tae | + gins v9 Buick Century. snc, 1299 [Ih s7 FoRD 2B 008 oie seisessgeseeedecesnee SUS 
isso cuev’, oop Trans. REA) SCHULZ Motors ge gee Ae 82 Midamobite on this be. bss sonable, FE 5-7784. e ; ‘ 
“eee lan Gee | Se nee coe Dirmingnem SINK Mit Por rece ns rns se" ‘56 Mercury Mountclair .$]595 ||] ‘57 Forp Station Wagon evaeeeanes ween de $I8AS 
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Series Filled Vacuum 
on Sunday Night TV 
‘ By CHARLES DENTON 
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — A com- 
paratively unheralded western , 
with a’ little-known star is threat- 
ening to do to TV's two major 
tures did to vaudeville. 
* * * 
“Maverick,” an hour-long film 
show turned out by Warner Bros., . 
has both Ed Sullivan and Steve 
Allen ducking rating bullets like © 
‘rustlers at a Texas Ranger station, 
According t¢ Trendex, the 
| ABC-TV entry has topped Steve 
Allen on NBC 11 out of the past 
14 Sunday nights, and has tram- 
pled Ed Sullivan on CBS seven — 
times in the same 14. weeks. 
If the trend of the Trendex con- 
tinues, one or both of: the big, 
flossy video vaudeville shows may   
-- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations fisted in this column are subject to change without notice be in for some budget wuine— 
or perhaps worse. 
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What's behind this apparent de-| 
sertion of audience from the show- 
men who once thought they had 4 
    
Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel (~WW5-TV Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV the 8 to 9 p.m. Sunday night hour) 
all to themselves? |   _ GAMBLING BROTHERS—James Garner (left) and Jack Kelly, 
as Bret:and Bart Maverick, portray gamblers in the television West- 
ern series ‘Maverick.’ Presented by ABC Sundays at 7:30 p. m., 
“Maverick” is more than holding its own against the formidable 
competition of the Steve Allen and. Ed Sullivan shows. Warner’ 
Brothers produces the popular frontier efic. 
    
‘Music in the 
   
  again; only by a new item “Sweet. 
Little Sixteen’ by Chuck Berry.     by: Dick Saunders 
Bometimes— entirely superior LPs in the 
‘ft doesn’t pay to, bunch, but there are many eX- 
be “‘top banana,”’| cellent single tracks. 
- ag this week's list * * * 
Outdoor jazz concerts are not as 
great for recording as the acoustic 
t| confines of a studio, therefore hi- 
fi addicts may be scared away. 
Jazz fans won't. 
The LP’s which we would -pick 
as’ most consistently good are 
“George Lewis-Turk Murphy,” 
“Ruby Braff Octet,” “Basie with 
Rushing,” and “Gospel Singing.” 
For a tasty bit of out-of-season 
turkey, we Turk weeks often: 
‘ Murphy’s LP, “Music For Losers” 
(Verve MGV-8232) to all fans of 
the traditional school. 
    
    
  
TONIGHT’S TV. HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00 (7) Mr. Danger. 
(9) Popeye. 
(4) News: Williams. 
(2) Racket. Squad. 
(4) Weather: Eliot. at 
6:15 7:00 (7) Sports Focus. 
is - (9) Hawkeyes 
6:20 (4) Box Four. Adventure: oe ie a . 7 Kane fights kidnaper. 
6:30. fo) Frontier Justice. West- (2) Dr. Christian. 
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(7) Rin Tin Tin. ‘Adventure. 
Apache. 
(9) Million Dollar 
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(7) Frank Sinatra. Live mu- 
comedienne Alice Pearce, 
(9) Charlie Chan. 
(4) “M’"’ Squad. Drama: De- 
(2) Phil 
New time, Sgt. Bilko almost 
talks himself into marriage 
Lee Meriwether featured. 
(7) Patrice Munsel. 
Hackett. 
(9) Country Hoedown. 
(4) The Thin Man. Adven- 
(2) Playhouse. Sterling Hay- 
den, “East of the Moon.” 
Hayden on business trip to 
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1V ant pela by- his boss’ Japanese wife, 
Installed . . sus Lisa Lu co-stars. 
Bloomfield | Electronics |/10:00 7) winchen! File. Drama: OR 3-8582 Police search for missitig 
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(9) Mike Hammer. Mystery: 
~ Spillane’s 
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(4) Boxirig, Stefan 
Gale Kerwin in welterweight 
(2) Line Up. 
10:30 (7) Crash, Adventure: Cap- 
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(4) Truth, Consequence. Quiz. |11:25 (2) N'watch Theater. Bruce! 
(2) Leave to Beaver. Com-| 
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(7) Jim ‘Bowie. Adventure: | 
Bowie ‘wants to build cot-|11:30 (7) Shock Theater. 
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(4) Last 
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gas station attendant. ' 
(2) Trackdown. Adventure. | Resort. . Drama: | 
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(4) Life of Riley. Comedy: g; 39 
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(2) Zane Grey Theater. Aa-| 
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Singer Shirley Jones, 
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Army Missile Chief Maj. Gen. 
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-Edward D. Stone. 
(2) Harbor Command. 
events. 
11:00 (7) Soupy’s On, 
(9) National News. 
(4). News: W'kamp. 
(2) News: LeGoff. 
11:15 (9) Weather. 
(4) Weather: Eliot. 
11:20 (9) Feature” Theater. John} by two competing variety shows 
“War-of the Wild-| which present name performers Wayne, 
cats.” ('4.) . 
(4) Sports: Parker. 
(2) Sports Final. 
Cabot, 
('3.) Tom Conway, 
con's Adventure.” ('46.) 
(4) Jack Paar. Comedjenne stance that Orr; like Bret and Bart Kaye Ballard, 
» SATURDAY MORNING 
(2) Meditations. 
(2) On the Farm Front. 
(2) Anthropology. | 
(2) Mich. Conservation. 
(7) Gift of Life. . 
(2) Children’s Bible 
ture. 
\ (4) (color) News. 
(2) 44 TLV. Club. (4) Farm Report. 
(7) Crusade for Christ. 
(4) Window Shopping. 
(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) Quiz ’Em. 
(7) Betty Boop. 
10:00 (4) Howdy Doody. 
(7) Milky’s Movie Party. 
*/16:30 (2) Mighty Mouse. 
(4) Ruff afd Reddy. 
11:00 (2) Heckle. and Jeckle. 
(4) Fury. 
11:90 (2) Sagebrush Shorty. 
(4) Andy's Gang. ° 
11:58 (9) Billboards. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 
12:06 (2) Jimmy Dean. 
(4) True Story. 
(7) Saturday Party. 
(9) Country Calendar. 
12:30 (4) Detective’s Diary. 
(9) Comedy Time. 
(2) Lone Ranger. 
(4) Movie. 
(9) Movié. 
(2) World This Week. a 
(ny Hockey Preview. 
200 Aa» tee Hockey. Canadiens 
/¥s. Bruins, 
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(7) Ramar of the Jungle. 
(9) Movie, 
(2) Movie: Mr. Crime. 
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“Let "Em Have It.” show 
Adven- 30-MINUTE EDGE 
No doubt one important factor, 
is that ‘Maverick’ hits the home 
screens 30 minutes ahead of Allen 
and - Sullivan with an hour-long 
dramatic show. The r&tings show 
‘that both Allen and Sullivan pick} 
|up. viewers in the second half-hours | 
“Maverick”     has gone: to the barn 
jick”’ executive producer William 
lt, Orr, is that Allen and Sullivan 
lcreated a “vacuum” in the prime 
\Sunday night viewing time which 
iwas just waiting to be filled. 
“ ‘Maverick’,” says Orr, “fills | 5 
a vacuum that has existed for i 
several years—a vacuum created =~ 
in vaudeville acts, 
| *: “These shows draw from a com- 
‘mon pool of talent, and after 
iseveral times around, the same 
WILSON 
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|Maverick, is a gambler, ie 
he wagered against fairly enticing) 
odds when he put “Maverick” up; ‘erick’ ae in.’ 
Although it sed appear at first | 
|shows. 
COULD WHIP -COMICS 
As the pilot of “Cheyenne,” | 
Warners’ only previously success-| 
that a_ solid, 
. |geries could whip the spangled 
pants off the likes of Phil Silvers, 
Edgar Bergen and Martha Raye. 
“This proved a big point,” . he 
isays. “It proved that a vast slice 
of the American viewing audience 
lwas ready and eager to accept al . 
\fulh hour of pure -dramatic enter- 
tainment. } 
“The tact that it was a western 
drama made it even better for 
never in history. has the western 
field enjoyed such peak popu- 
larity.”" 
The gamble, if any, was in the 
selection of a star to play Bret 
Maverick, described by Orr as 
“a roamer, destination anywhere; 
a gambler, for money, laughs or 
ilife: a fighter, sometimes for some-! 
ithing, often for nothing; a lover,   
    ‘for the women who drift in and 
‘out of his checkered life.” 
| Although a “name” star might 
‘have been indicated for such a 
chore as meeting Sullivan and 
Allen in a big-money showdown, 
Warners chose 29-yearold James 
Garner, a handsome Met... 
who has wandered almost as far Gatsby's 
afield as Maverick in his day, — rete a : 
Garner was born in Norman, Preferred . 
Okia., one of three sons of Weldon 
and Mildred Bumgarner. His’ 
mother died when he was five. | planation: 
  again. 
ing, first to sea with the Merchant | 
Marine and later to” Hollywood to 
  x * Diana Now Uses Pill . 
in Fight Against Bottle 
By EARL WILSON { 
NEW YORK — The Barefoot Wife answered the PU IE ct 
\ : ana,” she sald. 
Another, according_+e—“Maver-| “Diana who?” I asked. 
been.on it two months today. Take one little) - 
pill every day. 
that had a little alcohol in it and -even that, 
made me sick. I new 
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ria * | | “Now you know there's only one Diana?” shouted Diana} collection. a 
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said, “We're going off thi¢ weekend to shoot a bit.” 
a six-foot, three-inch prime target lunkhead back of me said, oe we know?” 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Mom Dorsey had a relapse . 
“Too many hits” . . 
appear at the Brussels Fair . . 
“Speaking of close relatives, all mine 
. That’s earl, brother. 
(Copyright, 1958) my show without overdoing it. 
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_— held me over another week! 
been swiggin’ gingerale and no-cal orange juice. The way 
d feel now, I plan to stay on this forever. 
“I thought you might want to know about this,” Diana 
against two of TV's most powerful said, “because once when I gave you a story about me going | 
on the wagon, you said: ‘Now don’t let me down.’ I did though 
(Just wanted you to know the broad is really trying!” 
ful television venture, he learned /today—Ann Louise Forstenzer of Long Island or Robbi Palmer | 
hour-long western of N, Y., and Cleveland, a former Miss Ohio? 
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>» Jane Morgan’s being romanced by Bill Rosen of 
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S/ton, to Lt. John P. Lovell of Madi- 4) JOANNE CREIGHTON 
Mr, and Mrs, Frank M. Grang- 
er of 4494 Granger Rd., Oxford, 
have announced the engagement 
of their daughter, Joanne Creigh- 
son, Wis. Following her graduation 
from Michigan State’ University in 
1954, Miss Granger faught art in 
Royal Oak .elementary and junior 
high schools until 1957, Since last 
September she has been teaching orphaned 
' |throughout the world. Each wife 
ages oro 36 a Baia 
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hen for the special luncheon 
Architects Will Meet 
DETROIT @ — Planning of 
tomorrow's churches will be dis- 
cussed by more than 1,000 
architects and church building 
experts meeting here Feb. 18-20. 
Alden P. Dow of Midland will be 
one of the speakers. Dow received 
a fellowship in the American In- 
stitute of Architects last year for 
advancemeit   
his profession. He also received 
award of merit from the _THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY iw: | 
From Taxes 
  
Point, N.Y. The wedding date has same organization for his design| 
of the First Methodist Church of 
    
  
  it Midland. capital improvement shi te ask more money for its |2°t been set. p. = ae USMTE members The city already has promised In other“business conducted by 
got. the hospital $950,000 out of capital |the group. Roy Hetherington was 
Last night, the bard was pre|-At_ Detection Center improvement funds until 1960 to |@PPointed chairman of the five- 
finish paying for the addition. [man board. ~ pared to consider strong action Board members discussed the against both groups when the par- “We could take the interest out) © se ae tae Be 
ties ‘agreed to negotiate their dit- in ancer in Vel Men of the half-miill that we never levied| *4ption 5 Retest ferences. ‘the board approved of) for hospital bonds,” Willman point-| F4ectrical Code and it was re the. negotiations in executive ses-) ed out, Which portion of the budget Se ene ee Ce 
oe NEW YORK (INS) —'A cancer detection program has | “°™4 be hit was undecided. | ve teg | | ka 
- Im other executive session bui-| alerted 28 per cent of a group of 491 aircraft workers to Willman was asked to arrange-a| All interested heating contractors 
for Fenton Nortare High Bchea,| Pre-cancerour” conditions erage: Sry ey ag, wpe epg gig a tey dpe bs + t t . . Se 
Dut no announcement of the choice One per cert of the “apparently well, actively employed sean on. steps saline up to ads sibilities of establishing a heating] = will be made until certain techni-| men” were found to have cancer. Their ages ranged from |Sillenberger’s suspension Nov 13|0rdinance for the township. _ 
€alities are taken care of, Dr.| 50.75 st Se sepeeanant Basis. eee A refrigeration code was alse 
P. Whitmer, superintendent, . be discussed. discussed and action on the matter 
cut : x * * wp degen Tvgpen api he ie andr haan rmpedinde ver chegtiond md 2 At its public ig, the board t Co. 10 days ago at the commission's |ter at next meeting according| ~~ accepted the low bid of $19,262.30 A report on the program for Grumman Aircraft Co wale ts dik Deeee s eS 
for Pontiac Northern High at the annual meeting of the panes Academy of Occu- 
pro by F. F. Farnell Co. of/ ation Medicine in New York. 
eee og . Once a week since November 1955, about 20 of the air- 
The board also —— the} craft workers traveled to the Strang Cancer Prevention 
superintendent to enter nego- : ; Giations with the Grand Trunk Rail.| ©mic at Memorial Hospital in New York. . 
toad for land on Cass Avenue to Dr. O'Donnell sald: 
amen oe Seen oven “With one exception, all of the men in whom the 
- ye ores cancer and pre-cancer lesions were detected were free 
ferm lease, too, on land behind) |. ef any symptoms that would have caused them to seek 
Wisner School which it now rents| medical attention. yearly from the Wisner Hostorical 
Society. = ww. 2   
Pie Champion To Represent enon 
in National Contest at 
representative Feb. 20 in| 
the national contest at Chicago. 
* * + 
Merty Joan Gowdy, eonoanl 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward/ 
Gowdy of rural Union Pier in Ber- | 
rien County and a senior at New] 
Consolida Buffalo ted High School, | 
‘was awarded second place with a 
$50 cash prize. 
*. * * 
_ Laura Lee Plage, 17, a senior at 
County, won the $25 third place 
award. ; 
_ A Lake Orion girl, Judy Cud- 
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Edmore High ‘School in Mortem 
| | of the men. 
“These included pulmona: 
vermes 25 200. 7? diseases.” 
  “Significant medical abnormalities not related to can- 
cer but requiring medical care were found in over one-third 
diabetes, kidney stone arid kidney infection, gallstones, 
cardiovascular diseases, hernia, ulcer, skin diseases and Flath Urges $83,000 
Bond Interest Be Paid 
EE 0K Transfers : 
Pontia timists eld a SO ge n Valentines T 
Siete = it vm Issue. som Ul | SESS Holla SSUC decent ule manatee VEY : 
City Board of Edueation| meee reek ae emarin: dering Shit has a lover lft 88) Wrttems 19 Other Dem 
  
‘Electrical Unit 
Waterford Board to Let 
in Five Journeymen, “ 
Contractors 
Members of the Waterford 
Township Electrical Board - ap- 
proved transfer of five contractors 
and journeymen: from” other mu- 
nicipalities to the township when 
they met last night for. the first 
time this year. 
At the present time there are 
26 electrical contractors and 91 
journeymen licensed in “the town- Governors Offering Ike} 
Six-Point Program 
LANSING @ — Gov. Williams} 
“\joined 10 other Democratic gov- 
ernors today in asking President) 
Eisenhower for a conference on 
unemployment, : 
Eleven of the 29 Democrats] _ 
elected as governor expressed con-| 
fcerfi about the national recession 
Joining Williams in the telegram 
were the governors of Minnesota, 
Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, 
Colorado, . Iowa, 
Maine, Rhode Island and Wash- 
ington. 
The eleven Democrats itl 
to come to Washington to confer 
with the President. - 
The Democrats advocated a six- 
point program of:- 
1. Prompt progress on high- 
way, hospital and other such | 
construction. - 
2. An expanding ef federal 
welfare, educational and health 
programs. 
3. Better unemployment insur-       
    
     
    
New Jersay, 
  »0< DOWN . “House of Discounts” 
50 AWEEK 1_N. Saginaw St. 
        
    4. Further easing of credit. 
      
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