i ¢ NETL TS Pe ert NS EU iF CSRS APN) PSA A OT = foeyt The Weather. _ ‘Friday: Cold, Cloudy Details page two : 2 Se * Pes - } * fe b : { ) : . ; : 3 ; oe ’ ‘a I a s : ‘ » nA ‘ ; - ; —_ 8 4 : ‘ 4 “112th YEAR ; Ae t | iw Se % = r) la xexekt ~~ -PONT. 5 “ ‘ 4 - | S | * q Fear Island ONTIAC PRESS _ AC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955 —52 PAGES TS ee EE Be 8 (ec ’ ioe ~ Chou Refuse fo Send Envoy fo U.N: Parley ‘Claims Formosa Talks Constitute Meddling in China's Affairs LONDON (AP) —Pre- mier Chou En-lai said to-. day Communist China would attend a United Nations debate on the Formosa situation only if Nationalist China was ousted from the Security - Council in her favor. TOKYO ™ — Premier Chou En-lai of Communist} ' China yesterday refused to send a representative to the United Nations to discuss the’ critical Formosa situa- tion. Chou’s message, ad- by ing “acts of ression the United States.” ty Chou said he was of the firm i] fi i i Epe xe Chou’s message said. Chou declared that his govern- ment “ig firmly opposed to this proposal to intervene in China's Chinese Nationalists Stay on Alert, right is an American member of the U. S. military BAYONET TRAINING —A Chinese Nationalist Chiang Drattees Undergoing Stiff Infantry Training America Reels as Winter az|Lands. 2nd Heavy Punch , By UNITED PRESS ‘Winter hit the nation with its the season today, sending the mercury skidding below zero in New York City and whipping sunny California with cold, destructive winds. Meanwhile, a growing storm dumped up to 13 inches of snow on Wyoming and moved into New Mexico and Colorado on the heels of 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. |4 Above Zero - nd heavy blow of ae Hl The second invasion of cy Arctic air in two weeks blanketed most of the na- tion from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Ocean. Northern New Engiand, which didn’t even have a letup from last week's cold wave, was hit hardest. The temperature went to 23 be- low tero at Newport, Vt., nine be- low at Albany, N. Y., and ‘zero I * i : ¢ i H ij if i fr fi i Boxcar Rams House: 6 Hurt Part of Derailed Train Plunges Into Ohio Home as Family Sleeps 10 below while Battle Gladwin had 6 below. LONDON, Ohio (Six members of a London family were injured oe nen =, AUS EE WHAT'S MY LINE? ai! : ai Fa i : i ; £ [Mendes Regime Likely to Topple. on African Issue - French Premier Loses Support of Colleague | Rene _ Mayer PARIS \ — Premier: Pierre Mendes-France’s gov- jernment. was in grave dan- get tonight. Radical Socialist Rene Mayer’ told Mendes-France, -@ fellow party member, that he would vote against him in the present debate on thte Premier’s North African policy. = | Mayer's decision probably |. i ih if 5% i raf i I 5 ing in applause to be many ‘followers. of Gen. Charles de Gaulle, who also has supported Mendes-France in the past. « He il i for a renewal of confi- In this case I cannot mine.” . . Alert Dogs Save Two Families Residents Warned of Fire by Animals’ Barking This Morning Eight persons, three adults and fighter brought home six months ago. Now, according to Evans, ‘‘she won't let go of champ for love or money.” — Evans was on duty at 5:30 a.m. today. His wife and two children, EVERYTHING 7 TF ey LILLE Coo ~ SD a aes Lak “TTTIITT LLL. TTITTI}tl LL > Confer.on Evacuation Fluoridation Local Petitions Ask supply. study of fluoridation in those who opposed chlorination of tion of milk. ,. “They overlooked the important point that only through these measures could water and milk be made safé.”- Extension of the fluoridation process also was recommended to the dental society last night by Dr. William L. Hutton of Brant- ford, Ont., Canada’s leading au- thority on fluoridation. The 66-year-old physician de- clared: _ “Let me assure you of this “Brantford has been, fluoridating (Continued on page 16, col. 7) Health Authorities Urge of Water DETROIT (INS) — Medical specialists from the U. 8. and Canada joined last night in urging more widespread adoption of water fluoridation to prevent tooth decay. Dr. Thomas Parran, former surgeon general of the U. 8. Public Health Service, said the fluoridation process has been proved scientifically to be ‘ tive and completely safe.” Dr. Parran, who currently is dean of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School.of Public Health, was one “+ Nationalist bombers | and joutpost island artillery pounded Chinese Commu-. ef | ! i i [ the at a banquet at which the Detroit District Dental marked the ‘the water supply and pasteuriza- |r Premiers Take. rencies without setting any time table for realizing that objective. Meanwhile, the Colombo powers, three of whom — India, Pakistan and Ceylon — are represented at the Commonwealth meeting, were seen ag possible intermediaries in Formosa if the United Nations Security Council] fails in its peace moves. Representatives of the two other Colombo nations—Indonesian Am- bassador to London Raden Supomo and Burmese Charge d'Affaires Sod Boonwdat, called on India’s Prime Minister Nehru yesterday. trem Leadon ciake that Red China might agree t an unwritten ceasefire in the troubled Fermesa area ia ox- change ter the islands. This produced angry resection here today. ‘ Said one Nationalist officer: “We start by about the evacuation’ of the im the interest of peace and now we are talking about giving up every out- lying island.” % Chiang Kai-shek’s le fear seizure of tiny wil — in what they comsider the » F if pi ut who are willing te give the maxi- mum te Comaruniet Chinn, Until a few days ago there were indications that if Chiang agreed to evacuate the exposed and threatened Tachens, the United: i : i Hs hint it (lh Fy F Hi td Hi af i ais: tt Fis Se > SEE 332 Ra rey ise Your Food May Be Spoil-Proof_ ~ DENVER (INS) — Atomic age food know - how is expected to be _| greatly benefited from an experi- ment which begins March 1 at Fitzsimons Army -Hospital at Den- ver, On that day 10 conscientious objectors begin a regular diet of foods bombarded by ionized radia- | tion from radioactive cobalt. that food to be consumed in nent will pot be fect to “‘atomic’” ted radiation ‘from |co- Human Guinea Pigs W Diet Treated by Radioactive Cobalt Rays — balt, long employed in the radi ological treatment of cancer. Experimentation thus far has proven that light exposure to the ionized radiation kills bacteria in certain foodstuffs, which already have been canned. The work indicates that if kept relatively cool, the foods are ap-/- pareritly rid of the danger of spoil- age. Over-radiation ‘will ruin the foods, but its effects on the di- gestive. system are not known be In Today’s Press Birmingham .....-+ oences énsnccee Ae “a * Patterné ..... Perret eee mM, teen eee pesqpesccecs Ole a Peete i TV.é@ Suis Poegee. .<« —: +e ewes ill Test Diet cause such tests have not yet been made. Biggest question to be an- swered, ho Boyle, Wal... rcosvcecrrsaxerecess B® 4; however, ts whether the: : & be THE EQRTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 3. 1055. Longview, James Maybee: 18, of 2627 Frankson, Clement Berger, 18, The Day in Birmingham to End 4-Day ' BIRMINGHAM — Birmingham's ‘eight Junior Achievement com- panies will end their four-day open house at 177 S..Woodward tonight, with hours from 7 to 9, but this doesn't by any means imply that they're closing up shop: ot 3035 John R. and John Crom, tud te, it’s serious business to 11, of 2540 Frankson.” make and sell products that will | Wedge sald he gave Crase the result in’ profit and net losses eteruative: of paying a $25 fine when companies are dissolved at and $20 cost, but sentenced him the end of the school year. to 2 month when he was unable to pay. The other three, because Pe = backed gplangenrs “ef past records” were sentenced irms , | to {we Sienths cach, but were : ing a es given an added month each when DEATH SCENE — The above photo , shows the: : Pentiae Press Phete ing worthwhile ms—tlike inaico, they failed to pay $20 costs each. | scone of Pontiac’s third traffic.accident- — in| authorities that a U. S. Mail truck, making a|“tich sells a Mertiges — | Maybee and Berger, Hodge said. | which J. R. Smith, 30, of 241 N. Saginaw St., was | U-turn’ on Perry. sideswiped the auto which. ap- | Cloth: Secve a i Mine had een ga probation fo breaking | killed yesterday after his car struck a tree on on Perry | parently went out of control, hit guard wires and |" ‘Alumieo, an aluminum ‘ entering ighttime and | street just north of Giddings road. Witnesses told | bounced into the tree on the opposite side. — Ww. Kit Co were involved with a group of ; ee eee ’ youths recently when a 17-year-old ; _ | spot remover Prod- girl was shot in the back by an U §. Att de St il : son St., died suddenly early this | ucts, a vanity lamp. ‘Oxford farmer, Sampson had ods U : a 5 | morning at his home. Perhaps most unique of the com- served a 45-day sentence for drunk ; fi ev * — fea panies. is J-Ad, which is just . T h Ev r a what the name implies. Only serv- F The four were picked up yester- ac en acuation ar wen ogy Prong en) ice company. ol the group, J-Ad day in an auto driven by Sampson, (Continued From Page One) phine in Chicago Nov. handles direct advertising for JA after the father of a 15-year-old 1927. all over the Detroit boy complained the youths forced ee Coming (ore Kum Jott, Mll., 27 | area Junior’ Achievernent Woelt SS ac agrlad gr dioet The boy What will hap the Western Pontiac Motor Division haga tionally. as id the four youths tore the pa- Powers try to buy an agreement Hin the 96th Bombardment Squad- . .s * ¢@ oa ' ; with Peiping at the cost of the 5 - pers to shreds. Police said the Nationalists’. islands? : joaberlaeg pis Tom Cook Nelson Growing upward is Jacobson’s youths had been drinking at the S J Chie ealig heads anys a. pad on oe "Nelson | store at 336 W. Maple. Architect's time of their arrest. A case of Part- | tne Nationalists will have no. part pap Geen Ore é pest president | plend tor two more floors, whirh ly consumed beer was found in the the Northsi lu will double present floor space, are of such a deal, and will stay an. 45 “ A : Wilbur R. - =o : weed ea Tone, Ralph F of Memon Jr, local manager, said| ’ . | 5 * Father-Beater Has’ 35 They might at that, but they will Plainfield, Tll., George W. serving | today. ; Fret TV be under considerable pressure to with the U. S. Army in Germany; | So new is the project. exact use Days to Over accept a cease-fire. a daughter, Jo Ann at home and| o¢ the added floors will be an- OWOSSO (INS) — The concerned; President Eisenhower told his one granddaughter. nounced later, he said. Some sec- lodk on 42-year-old Gaza Butko’s |news conference ee — Two brothers and two sisters | tions of the store will sed ogre face almost convinced police he} American plans for Quemoy a also survive. They are: Floyd] and new departments wi cre- was repentant as they told him|Matsu are tactical details about | Rouse of Davis, Ill, Glen Rouse | ated, he stated. ; pro as me noegre ind wed i ee [alae oe cgeabenr cannot af-! and Mrs. L. C. Brockway, both of * 8 alge naa old father while drunk. to be teo specific. ERALD G, GUINAN Plainfield and Mrs. Clarence Wil-| Dress rehearsal However, Butko was given %5| Warships of the U.S. 7th Fleet Parasty: wae nei} | ington of Lockport, Hl. tonight for the Feb. 23 recital days im jail after asking the of-|rode in heavy mists waiting for’ yy Dioneae of Michi.| Funeral arrangements will be| planned by Junior League Musi- ficers: possible orders on their role in Of the Episcopal “ihe Land am. @nnqunced later by Voorhees-Siple | cale members. The meeting will “| -didn't break the television, | evacuation of the Tachen Islands. gan vponasive fl ~ an- | puueeal Hesse. be at 1:30 at the Westchester did 1?” Drizzling rain washed across | nual conven in roit, was | Mrs. D. L. Tate. om dae | Gerald G. Guinan of Pontiac, for Way home of : a term of three years. — . * ¢ * Professional Women: Paha os arerlatay “aA aaemells| Among those named to represent | J. R. Smith . Regular meeting of the Business king |the diocese at the next general J. R. Smith, 30, of 241 N. Sag-| women's Club will start off with Plan Dinner Tuesday were crowded with men drinking | coffee. | convention to be held in Hawaii. inaw St. died yesterday in an auto-| dinner at 6:30 tonight at the Com- WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The Despite the weather, training | | are the Rev, Robert L. DeWitt of mobile aceident. Perry and Gid- ‘| munity House. Business Professional Wom- | Bloomfield Hills and A, Fletcher ; * 2 8 * continued to maintain top cme proficiency, Science holds that the human) eyes use one-fourth of the body's nervous energy. Reverses Road Stand Half-Cent Gas Tax Hike _ LANSING # — Gov. Williams, suddenly reversing himself. today proposed a half-cent a gallon in- crease in the gasoline tax and a) 25 per cent boost in truck license fees, to finance an “integrated proposal, long standing opposition to an in- He said his tax finance half of a 500 million dollar highway construction bond issue and that this, with expected in- creases in federal aid to the states and the toll road programs, would permit a $1,730,000,000 arterial sys- _tem program in the next six to 10 Williams’ proposal. for which he said he would stump the state, ran directly into a House Republican pian for a two-cents a gallon gas ja tax inerease—from 4% cents to 6's cents—and permission ,for local s to use part of the new money to finance road con- The Weather | Semen sear Ie. North temerrem aight near or to Pn Ese winds #11 18 miles — seesees wececeede 8 teneegere veveceess ll oeeee ft ee ee ee ee Governor struction with revenue bonds. The House bill, known as the Peltz “Package,’’ may come out of committee today but the spon- sor, Rep.-Emil R. ‘Peltz (R-Rogers City), said he doubted whether | debate could start before Wednes- | day and he expressed doubt that | a vote could be obtained before the | middie of next week. Both Williams and the Repub- leans are under extreme pres- sure to get their proposals on the April ballet. To do so they must clear their plans through the Lagisiature by —_ -February at | the latest. Both Wiliams’ and the Peltz plan would both have to go to the voters for approval. Williams emphasized. strongly that his plan would build up the [main traffic arteries in the state without taking any money away | from rural roads and city street construction. He figured that the 500 million | dollar bond issue would require 31 million dollars a year for 20 years fo finance. The state Highway Department, he said, has programed about 31 million dollars of new construction | year for state trunklines out of . its share of highway taxes. Thus, he argued that the High- way Department could take the 16 mitiion dollars in new reve- nues his plan foresees, and 15 | million dollars of its regular con- | struction budget te pay off the bond issue. He said the Highway Depart-. ment’s contribution to the bond | issue financing would be taken. from main arteries which the bond isstie would rebuild instead. The remaining 15 million, he | said, would still be left for expen. diture on lesser highways accord- | ing to present plans. Williams would ask the voters | to do three things: _married in Detroit May i son-Johns Funeral] Home with the: Lee LaLone, pastor of her: church, officiating. Burial will fol- |. | Mitchell, 65, of 1531 Kersler Ave., Plant of Birmingham, | Pontiac. Deaths dings Rd. Born in Philadelphia, Tenn., Jan. 16, 1925, he was the son of Elmer 'T. ‘and Sallie McKelvey Smith. He | y came here six years ago and ‘worked at the Pontiac Motor Di- |Clare 8. Franklin Glare B. Franklin, %, of 5% oe St. died at Pontiac General | Hospital last night after an illness | of three weeks. Born in Kingston Aug. 15. 1998, | Mae H. Silverthorn Franklin and married Rose Theobald in Pontiac Jan. 19, 1943. Coming here from Rochester 4) years ago. he was employed at the | Pontiac Motor Division and had served in the U. S. Army during World War Il. Besides his widow, he is sur-| vived by his mother of ‘and a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth | | Schonschack of Tempe, Ariz. Also survivipg are two Mrs. Mina Rash of Rochester, Mrs. | Muri McCoo! ef Drayton Plains; three brothers, Howard of Pontiac, Melvin and Garfield of Rochester. | The funeral will be held Satur- , day at 2:30 p.m, from the Kirkby ‘Funeral Home. The Rev. C.. George -Widdifiel® of .Al!l Saints Episcopal Church will officiate with burial following in Perry Mount Park Cemetery. | | Mrs. Daniel Oliver Mrs. Daniel (Martha L..) Oliver, | 85, of 256 Coleman St., died this) ' morning at her home. Born in Detroit May 7, 1869, she was the daughter of Thomas and Betsey Creasey Cross and was 27, 1870. Mrs. Oliver had lived in Pontiac ' 50 years and was a member of the Donelson Baptist Church. ; Surviving besides, her husband | are five children, Mrs. Marguerite | : Jewell of Drayton Plains, Lester of | | Milford, Russell of Lapeer, Cyril 'and Elizabeth of Pontiac. The funeral will be held Satur- | day at 2:30 p.m. from the Donel: | ‘Rey. low in Perry — Park Ceme- tery, ° Mrs. Arthur P. Mitchell Service will be held Friday at - 11 a. m. from the Huntoon Fumeral | ‘Home for Mrs. Arthur P. (Anna) | Miami, vision. ‘ Surviving are his parents and three brothers, Ernest of Phil- adelphia, James L. and Grover C. Smith, both of Pontiac. _ Mr. Smith will be at the Voor- jhe was the son of George H. and | hees-Siple Funeral Home until 8 p.m. this evening. He will then be taken to the Kyker & Sons Funeral Home, Sweetwater, Tenn. ‘for SN = ee Baby Care Closes Will Begin on Feb. 10. Weekly classes in baby care for expectant parents, under the spon- sorship *ot Oakland County and | Pontiac Health Departments, will | begin next Thursday, Feb. 10, in- | Stead of — as was announced in Tuesday’s Press Persons who wish | to take the SS may register at ‘the first ass, scheduled at 7: = in Pontiac High ‘School. pleted for a Valentine box social atheduled for Feb. 9. = Bag of 1 Ase omen etnies SPECIALS \Simms 2nd Floor SUPER SPECIAL for Friday & Saturday! on x 6" Deep — ALL METAL $3.95 ry All steel wall cabinets for kitchen, wr Cabinet z= SO}99 ae - 3 for the Price of 1—Matched Set Ball Point Pens/} IN HANDY POCKET PROTECTOR a \Tunior Achievement. Units| Open House ing a two-car collision on 14 Mile road yesterday was Rosalie Fleming, 17, of Royal Oak. . She was a passenger in a car driven, by Myron E. Winegan, 18, of Royal Oak. Ticketed was Valeria failure to yield the right of way to oncoming traffic. Police said Mrs. Manturuk turned her car into the path of Winegan’s as she attempt- ed ws pull into a o“—: Woman Driver Ticketed After 105 M.P.H. Chase BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Police Tpaced the auto of Frances M- Carr, 20, of 100 W. Rundell St., Pontiac, at 90 miles per hour yes- terday afternoon and chased he r. work- | for four miles on Woodward -Ave at epoods up 00 195 moh, mm 9 vein attempt to stop her. They issued her a reckless driv: ing ticket after alerting Pontiac Police to apprehend her, Miss Carr told police she ‘‘was in a hurry.” EMPIRE Lucite Handle All-Around N: yen Bristles Hair Brush . $2.50 Value SUPER SPECIALS for Friday & Saturday V. Manturuk. 42. of Clawson, for |: High-White petiole to VFW Post 9914 will hold a bake sale from a oa on ie casein ot ’ Duck Lake road. ; ieee tinal head. Rotary motor. Leather = ‘plastic case. Less $29.50 SHAVEMASTER | Kons Allowance New improved. model. Shaves closer. - Self-contained case. a — SDISSRESRSRERSRSSRRR Eee eeeeessesese - ‘bousssnessesccesncessensessansanns ryyriiii ttt a FAMOUS SCIENTIFIT TOGS by “ New Shipment Here Now— % Overalls & Longies ® jumpers & Shirts % Creepers * Ete. ~ On Sale Tomorrow---9 A. M. Ganforisea denim LONGIES—2 to i years. . Tr ccccccccococccocooooocoooooooooooooosoooss it's SIMMS fer SAVINGS on SHOES! f Save on Regular $3 and $4 Sellers Ladies’ CREPE or LEATHER SOLE 000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000508 oc cceccccccccccccccoeccecsccoccocoocccceceed Save $2 to $4 on Makers Original $435 - $6.95 Tegs | Men‘s and Ladies’ EXPANDING lene of any wi A ehbengecctéecsdbecce _ PRICES iia on Nationally, pagti Rev. F. J. 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The revenue service is continu- : — oe er ee | a C Pri 7 TS an urnus- re- Saat tie sia Conn Cuts Prices woven ab oo ‘om Also ‘est seas ot ot giv- oat a : 1 inf number of taxpayers evidently ing an especialy close look at re All’ Guoranteed First Quality at in sa Mare, rasan pied Once "wr Suieiing, Reewere, C8 iw ve : | moved the date to April 15, effect-|line bétween “big” and “small” USE OUR LAYAWAY—SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ive this year. refunds, but it was reported to © © J oe ee : ’ ‘ over had glumly expected a dull Jan-| special scrutiny. line may uary followed by a mounting crush | have been dropped to around $150 of calls for help in making out/| this year, but officials would nei- returns during February, March | ther confirm nor deny this report. and early April. at n't developing that way. Situation Is Explosive headquarters lephone check ; \ some major tax filing points today tote Urine ani ak tome | — this January as a year before—| oi 45 that spilled from: an over- TOPCOATS x better in some places. turned Sees Paeaaieter picked up : NN » ies some of them. Police are worried Gabe, Checks, See And a check of one long line of | because they resemble kairo sticks Tweeds, Zip-in — ;' moe ses Se coe Ss ee ee ee Li All Wool JURY, TO HEAN LOVE rym! Aetone Mare » oer ee cree on portable warmers. f JEWELRY Desert Rock| cry the high school girl whose father he is charged with shooting |of the people inthe line thought| ‘The Pamire plateau of central |{] 45 5. Saginaw FE 5-7421 1450 1» 2895 over-all direction |s, death. Charged with manslaughter is Archle Faggaini. 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Porter of Blissfield, appropriations committee chairman, to wield the econ- omy knife on tuberculosis sanatorium al ae eee re; 2 t “re fe<. 2a ‘< 3, 1955 - — MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955 _ Figures Show TB Cases, ~ Nearly Equal Unused Beds Two events within recent weeks have . Served to emphasize the great progress that has been made toward the conquest of tuberculosis. ~ , i The first of these was the closing funds because there are/moré beds than patients. / = The Trudeau institution was the country’s oldest sanatorium. When it was founded 70 years ago the TB death rate was ter- rifle. Fifteen years later in 1900, the rate was 200 deaths per 100,- | 600 in. Today it is only. 12.6 per 100,000. ' ~~ S / Back of Sen/Porrer’s economy threat is the fact that there are 833 beds in the four State sanatoriums but only 484 patients. It also is a fact that there are 12,660 in county institutions and that 2/771 of them are vacant. i ee oe The large number of unoccupied beds is an aftermath of the 1951 “pork bar- rel” expansion of TB facilities. But the number of vacant beds may be deceiv- ‘ing. That, at least, is the contention of Dr. Joux A. Cowan, the State's expert on TB control. _ |The answer, he says, is not to close sanatoriums but “to get into — the hospitals those patients who ~. have the disease, who aren't hos- pitalized and who can endanger the; rest of the population.” He active cases at 2,976, including _ 1,805 who have the disease in an. advanced stage. 7. ei * The number of patients who have left sanatoriums against medical advice in- creased 71 per cent between, 1949 arid | 1953. That increase is attributed to the widespread belief in the magic of the so called wonder drugs. It also may result from the fact that while the law: ‘can commit a TB patient to a sana- torium, it can’t keep him there. . x & & The Press favors all reasonable sana- _ terfum economy. But it seems to us that Dr. Cowan’s contention deserves ‘consideration. Getting more TB victims into hospitals not only would fill many of the beds but would speed the final conquest of this disease. Driver Exams Stiffened Ina praiseworthy effort to reduce _ further the terrible toll of highway trat- fic, Michigan’s Department of State is stiffening its examinations for new driv- ers, d : Henceforth applicants for first licenses will be required to answer _ 100 instead of 40 “check the cor- rect answer” questions. These were developed by the State Police with the help of North- western University's traffic in-. stitute. ‘tow ® * After testing 345 high school students - and 65 National Guardsmen, two Michi- ". gible that all of the thousands of “new drivers know the rules of the a 1 . ', Secretary of State = * Manila Reoccupied. . 10 Years Ago Today _ Vt was on February 3, 1945, that U.S. forces under Gen. DouGLas MACARTHUR, yeoccupied the Philippines’ capital city _ /ot Manila. . ' The return of our forces came two " years and nine months after the last American had surrendered to the Japa- nese on Bataan peninsyla. After their landing on Luzon’s Lingayen Gbif, our forces had * almost unchallenged command of the air and :sea.. This enabled them to envelop Manila quickly from three sides, although it was - some days before the last Japa- nese snipers’ rifles were silenced. - _ In the 10 years since that historic date, the Republic of the Philippines was born with our blessing and it con- tinues to be a show case for democracy “in. the Orient. So paospxajovs were Americans in 1954 . that they could afford four million new —a figure that represents con- than half the number of they were able to acquire! “Money talks” — and it's. great pity ‘that in so many cases it talks loud enough to drown out the voice of science. - new cars The Man About Town - Delinquent Parents Pontiac Man Tells of His Work in City of Detroit * An example of parental promotion of juve- nile delinquency comes to me from a ‘Too many people when they make up their minds do not wish to be confused with the facts, according to - ; Robert Hodge, a statement with which most of us will agree. Secretary. and Treasurer of the Pontiac Coon Hunters’ Club, Lewis M. Wrenn, tells me that the sport still is quite popular in this area. The club's recent annua! meet- ing was attended by 78 hunters of this smil- ing faced animal. Wooden highway bridges, ef which Oakland County ence had several hundred, new are quite a rarity. Our - older residents remember the rattling. planks. De you knew of any still in ~~ use?- : A new_power ice shaver is in operation at kiand County's largest--outdoor skating: rink at-Kerit Lake Park, just south of Mil- ford, and Superintendent Dave Laidlaw says it keeps the ice in top shape. The rink is lighted at night, with shelters at hand, and is patronized by thousands. It is on the property of. the Huron-Clinton Metro- politan Authority and open to everybody. nn NowW in Florida on his winter vacation, George Weymouth _ writes that he saw a traffic sign in Georgia: “A drinking driver needs a cop for a chaser.” Competitive neighboriiness is shown by a sign on the door of a Flint restaurant: “Closed teday, but — they serve good meals next door.” Changing times are shown by a diary and cash account left by the late Elisworth Christopher, well known Pontiac resident in the closing years of the last century, and now in the possession of his daughter. He spent a week at the Chicago World's Fair of 1893 at a cost of $18.53. Of this $5 went for his round. trip railroad fare to Chicago, $7 for board ro ero saline waite, aaath aap a Ty 0 —_—_ Charles T, Armstrong pa i a . is to be commended for this latest step Kemp 8t.; eighty-second ‘birthday, : ok, f Z 8, ; : \ i pie ae pe a ae oH: ; ao. _|, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY “Voice of the People. “No, I’m Nota Bull or a Bear—Guess Again” David Lawrence Says: TV May Force President . to Hold Dual WASHINGTON — Pres- Maybe, ident Eisenhower will have to give- soon to the idea of consideration separate press conferences — one two one for the newspapermen not interested in dramatic effects but solely in’ news. _ With characteristic good nature and sense of fairness. the Presi- dent, through his able press sec- ,retary, James Hagerty. arranged to have certain sections of his regular press conference released for the films. So unfamiliar are the cameramen with the customs | traditions of newspapermen that immediately a hue and cry was set up that the White House . was ‘censoring’ the news. On Capitol Hill it was éven whispered by partisans as a consequence that the President. was releasing only the stuff that would make good po- litical propaganda. for use without the se. Fe para FF if fF tt T i f E i I 3 ii Hi = i g rqis tH ih “oF if i iH is tions of eamera is focused on the Presi- dent and there is little of the at- Aunt Het | who are — os as ‘One of the Social GSS Grrrs oro: tartar a i ng pects people to‘ exist on air after the Ret be it tee bet mee G0, on, even 55. No one realizes it creating of very | reusests umlese the letter te critica! tm til i's their ture at neering #0,» can produce. — zs __ After reading the recent letters _—_— Sgt ‘examples of great Security payments to 60 years of ‘ ! “through some of the salt of our age, I heartily agree. at 60-Be Optional . ; Jand, or the apples of our eyes. After paying inte Social Secur- | We think that Social Security ___ Detiented ity for many years, I awoke one should be drawn at the age of 60 on . morning te find myself totally if so desired. On the other hand, Baering Down blind at the age of 50 and net if a person wants to work. until he * able te eazm another nickel, is 65 he should be allowed to do'so. ARTHUS “BUGS” BARS I went to the Social Security of- A let of people are net able Ths veney deta cas OM fice and stated my case. They were -~ te work at 69 and a lot of them but you cannot affard to lose very sorry for-me, but there WAS would rather dle than sit around’ ‘at's $160 a, plate too. ‘nothing they could do until I was and do nothing. Why couldn't eer, - 65. But I would not have anything this be put to a vote se some — At the last $100-a-dish basket Se ee ee action would be taken on it? party a Vermont guest de . could collect what I have ; to hitch * “Fight away it T should die. _ We also would like to know why & Tecount.. He prefervod . Now what was I suppoiiid to do Pontiac doesn't -have student prices ' until I got to be 65? at all shows and places of enter- George Washington ate a victory One of the tainment #tke other cities around ii at Valley Forge of snow Social Security Vietims here have. - balls. When he got back from : Lnglosmy agen youl asaryoh Trenton he put ins in ‘em, Social Security Unsound, more Plactés and that would keep ” SS rnren was Says ‘Thinking Taxpayer’ Two Mothers staged by Sam Houston at San Let's take the — out of —_— care Sam hy stead paren - Social Security. Is sound? ates ; H the way. No er no Press T Iks Thinking people do not think it is St Poison No Basis teeth. é : a sound and do not think we can get for Fluoridation Rejection — | us something for little or nothing. Opponents of Snoridation are g0- These el scoffos are expensive mosphere of being present at a How is it possible for a man fea fioiiraier alles ke When I pay one hundred clams for conference. The face of none of age 6313 to work 1': years and weir «poi — ” Prac a dinner | want my teeth picked ee a ee ee pony for pay into social Security only $252 tically everything is poisonous in PY, %, Certified public accountant. Saunek _* "Gan ‘Ty, and then retire at age 65 great concentration. One part in a 1 et Ce mom: carole rd om TV. get $108.50 per month for life and million does no harm and much Hf the entire conference were if his wife is living and age 65, to good The idea behind the idea is shown on the screen, then the get a total of $162.80 per month &°- ao ee ee cae ‘tani Ga ge tee Game | — atu tic gary then Oo place in a large room with a _ A8Y life tmsurance company’ Discpproves Smoking host asked the guests, ““What'll couple hundred correspondents VUld go broke offering to do so ~ you' have?” and takes it himself. in it " ITs ee ee ee in the Wrong Places j The toad fe so ich Guy tat workers and neither is your gov- wonder if another old timer down the napkins ere aks eek and an- ernment. That is one reason It lsh" Oey yo about ‘smoking? bids. sali swers ata press conference may net sound. . see we aca oi , . a be important to those familiar 1 televised in withthe sje mater bua YOUemplne sev pee? Ing im publi. Hse is dguting. All oe etn tan oe whe pang acpi ia aa come you earn. You are paying hy bengrso eee So aga stains are going to be popular on on the number of kilowatt hours grourer per cent of the same Urst -positively no smoking” signs in “mile vests that needs to be furnished through Jocans that voll are paying $84 the re The diners who watch their a Dixon-Yates contract or the fine a year and your employer $8 a I don't abject to smoking but I hats and overcoats at the $100- points of a security-problem check- \o3- for you, fotaling $168 per know two old timers who still plate dinner are silly. They have = year. chew tobacco oat = haga: , & better chance of having their If the TV folks want a theatrical of carrying a Ww t trousers stojen showing. they could get a better Pg gage Lanes tee Sh plenty of gum to the P.T.A. meet- one by having a separate filming ,, ond sed ous year wile mts ings in our local schools to offer Portraits in which the President carefully by fhe. time you are age 64 and those adults who don’t know acted out for their benefit certain the geverament pays only $255 at enough to use the lavatory to By JAMES J, METCALFE . parts of his conference with the goats and me mere, what have ‘Moke in when a lounge room is _ The nag imc apers ‘Seas press or if the TV men themselves you and your employer paid in? not provided. - love .. . You Poloysn a aman arrange ca Answer Is $7,224, _ on know You krearting edtress ment can 3 a ss only in the end prove less and less A life insurance company would Flvoridat . . - You did not tell the mailman valuable as @ means of getting in- at least return the $7,224 you and Says Fluoridation Costs , - inform the postal station formation needed as your employer paid into an annU- Yoyngyers Too Much . . . And so my letters all come ; ity. poy back . . . Without an explanation For a President who feels he _ Thinking Taxpayer I'm against fluoridation. It costs . . Perhaps it was an oversight ts going to be checked up and —" about twenty-five cents a year for ; Although it to Cane eer ctaine mre 9008 Need for Earli ch t Fdlvaiher kawe the) i Gasen ouaie Gaol sass) = © = ieee cone . Auee ef 1 - tease everything, be says at = Social Security Payments" * ute tatppy Sr possibly your pen, my love up with a “ne comment” habit In answer ‘to “Nearing 60," I ae ; Is merely hesitating . . . To test on vital matters. - am greatly in favor of Social Secur- Earl Wilson’s Column . “my Sabtetty end ears Bow What's important is not the de iY DeYuane Marine at the age immodest, Says Reader S75) tore is no one... More velopment of the pregs conference os I soe others Earl Wilson's @olamn patient now than I... Yet'every into a show but its cfntinuance as jie after SS or GF no one immodesty and lust of the flesh fountain pen, my love. . . Is cer- a serious institution wherein the - wants you. : is contrary to our.Christian ethics. tain to run dry ears ee Ne matter how mitch experi- It is another major factor contrib- % =: ence you have, how well you can uting to our juvenile delinquency. i B k cay eagiia tees alae in perform your work, whea you It is no doubt that our young peo- ng bac off the record or on the record. in SPAY tor © ep lee, auware, Mt eacajalea lua @leaatenite) (oe ase the third-person paraphrase or I" Taye hed that arden at me vealed by Dr. Whitmer and the 414 by British, _—_ (Copyright 1965) \ : for 144 years. school staff recently. SHOTS FIRED near Uv. § ship - - . in China. : Case Records of a Psychologist . "99 Youre age Wife Can Save a Waning Marriage ~ If She Decides to Use Proper Strategy Laura’s husband grew tired her vior eit Ht sf! § i By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE — Case N-140: Laura M., aged 49, $ ry ff fee : = rus how . from ever straying again. a -_ « 4asfF Buia (Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc.) . —Coleridge. Prolonged Joint Ailment Is Probably By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. steadily getting no better. So I wie discontinued the doctor’s treat- .. This precaution probably saves ment, wrote for your pamphlet on ™e some embarrassment. On ‘he Rheumatiz, began Ca, D and B other hand, when I discover on ‘ Complex as you suggest. That was examination of the rheumatis April, ’4. pamphlet that I have omitted Have never seen my doctor.since. mention of fedin deficiency as All of the pain has left my knees one_of the factors that must be and I feel fine. Married 46 years, corrected, I am so perturbed -now in my 70th year and hoping ‘hat—well, it’s lucky fer you poor we celebrate our golden wedding ule with the rheumatis that I . . . 80 I am enclosing stamped, can put these’ petty problems self-addressed envelope for “The ut of my mind and bile te the Todin Ration.” We are grateful Sewling green this beautiful ex- +. Ors ESC) Ry afternesn. ~ Now, see here, The pamphlet _ After the game I'll decide wheth- - Calctum and Rheematis is avail) @f to scrap the last printing of able on written request, & you Rheumatiz pam- the Social Security Victims’ Tells of Becoming Blind Before Reaching 65 _ ne % THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955 ) quickly and how much codeine is] Driver Caught Changing ance. , If the amount is ‘significant, the| ‘Flat’ Tire on Wrong Car pulled. up alongside up the wrong car, PORTLAND, Me (UP). — Bob] sed in front of hi Waldo Pray on a downtown street and asked ‘Watcha doing?” “What do you think?” replied|U. 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Short sleeve slipons in many new colors! Long sleeve cardigans in white only! Sizes 34-40 in the group. and PETTICOATS Double value opportunity! Special Exciting fashion collection al oa nature left out... with ‘ADD-vantage’ PADDED BRA by LOVABLE _ Here’s to the anti-Dior look! Here's to lovelier con- tours with Lovable’s foam rubber padded bra. Complete- ly stitched cups for the ‘high-line,’ the natural look. ~ You'll love your Lovable because of its dainty embroid- ery trim, too. White cotton. A, 32-36; B, 32-38. Ae VS ee ee eee eee cng - soe: aaa ‘ ' s 3 oe F - : / _, .. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 8, 1955 r t . + gos | é & } ah HLH Lice flee el "| 4 i af Ft é £ i & ay ATEGLE SE *EAG ral uly! i a ett 5 . ft & el if dre wah uh dgk 1 8 F r ' 3 n The game he now is ging “to liberate” Formosa is considered 45-Star Flag to Fly Till Someone Buys Another HE gi ‘thy Te She’s holding a giant head of lettuce at the El Centro, Calif., vegetable festival. Trinidad Takes Royal Holiday for Margaret -. The princess, who Trinidad Tuesday a i i + #7 E ue ! i i E 63 Fig 2% tf E Old War Shell Kills Tot ROVIGO: Italy # = A wartime exploded yesterday, child and seriously injuring four others. . STOMACH UPSET ? PHILLIPS' | PAILKC OF PARGRESIA MOST SHOE FOR THE MONEY IN AMERICA! * [Jury Will Quiz Self Styled Liar Quiz Ex-Red to Be Asked to Explain Backtracking on Testimony — * NEW YORK A federal grand ‘jury ‘has subpoenaed ex-Communist Harvey Matusow, apparently to ex- plain his repudiation of testimony he gave as a prosecution witness at the trial of 13 second-string Com- munist leaders on conspiracy. charges, Federal Judge Edward J. Dim- mock, who presided at the 1952 trial, yesterday turned down a re- quest by counsel for the 13 Reds | that he kill the grand jury sub- poena which called for Matusow’s appearance tomorrow, Instead, the judge set next Mon- day for*Matusow'y grand jury ap- pearance. He also asked that briefs be submitted tomorrow on the mo- We a a . counsel for the 13) Communists asked for a new. trial on the basis of an affidavit hy Matusow that he had given false testimony against several of the defendants, all subsequently sen- tenced to fines and prison terms. Quits While He's Ahead BRAZIL, Ind. (INS)—J. B. Mar- shall, 80, sold his 18-year-old auto- mobile and then gave this ex- planation:._“'ve- driven 40 . years without an accident and without getting a traffic ticket, so while I'm ahead I’m quitting.” i if TV Siren’s Car/ Abandoned Near Pacific Ocegn J: * *¢ *# In/the car, registered to Gloria Pall, Voluptua’s real name, were tt newspapers carrying ac éounts of her ouster and two scrap- , detectives said. There were no signs of a struggle. The car ARCHIE BARNETT GUN: : $ $7.95 end $8.95 Wool $15 end $16.50 Wool $25 Top Quelity $3.95 & $4.95 Wwe 267 Fine Quality SUITS TOPCOATS Values to $40 and $45 Buy Now! You Don’t Need the Cash! just say CHARGE IT! : Out they. go! They've got to go—N sell fast so get in soon as you can — Open Friday Night’til 9 P.M! Saturday til 5:30! Sce Wau You Sau / ,Buy Now While You Save So Much! $7.95 and $8.95 Orion and WOOL SWEATERS FLANNEL SHIRTS | FLANNEL SLACKS LEATHER JACKETS yf i 4 $4.88 $4.95 $12.87 $ 16.87 . $2.89 iy Buy Now! 362 Finer Quality | SUITS eo } AND TOPCOATS — TOPCOATS Values to $50 and $55 You Don’t Need | at wages te Senten eae them over — that’s wh Optometrist ? } “phone FE 4-6842 DR HA: MILLER 3 “7 Noftth Saginaw Street 4 "Better Things in Sight” “Open Friday Evenings ! Last 10. OUT THEY GO! Look high and low — look far and wide — YOU’LL NEVER FIND SUCH SAVINGS AS THESE! We won't ca DON'T MISS THE BOAT — GET YOURS TODAY SURE! mene Elosed Wednesday Afternoons y they're reduced so much! Ps | ' 4 iF a " > Ss, : & g 67 the Cash! ow — Fast! That’s why they’re priced so low! At these low Friday, Saturday or Monday for sure! ALTERATIONS FREE!! 9 on Ma (4 Come In Today! 395°Fine All Wool ‘SUITS Values to $60 and $65 Buy Now? You~Don’t Need the Cash! prices they'll $4.50 & $5.00 Femous Brand (aa 5. Le / ‘Don’t Wait! $2.98 $1.98 $2.88 $3.88 ites. oe a eee aR eS Hee naa ee are em rn eee TE TT Me eg Re eid Ne ee a ante ECAR Nt cea ee é “4 oe tit! : 4 i? ai nt | ii fe ia al kis if atl ae = Se whi? ii : * faut if % : = Eis: 3 Hit i | aH Ft “ite : bag 3 E38 < | , : He teal haf s at OA ‘8 ne oy Sahat eB 2 eases seg 2 Eat ie 1 aT | ai: i ie ™ is 4 Heb ality ay ite ii Aim ait SE ww ju OAL AH : Bis 3592 FE eee ee gf WUT 70 Goll BaveA te appa sot in 320 Sih aesit tit et 5a Tn 30° ai rsh ie " < a E eu iny ik ian ' ae on — | i] 1%; % s 0 ee . = , , 4 8 x ta edge EH) Be ae. sail it il te i = A 3 ea 4 quaiatys g5s0! Ih y aig ut vill gg * z ga sii 4 AER Gite ine ‘uli he il nt Zw 3 iy ite a ee : «5 E 2 WwW q 3 3 itty - 2 ys | i= HE He sit rs 11 i} f Pe thes hey] 7h 33 €2 32 3 “a oe . 5 . = “f a8 | ih r 3 ; Ts jal Te im ARE Li ik iE ait it Ta at oh iz ae aces ay 333 7 : f on . ; ays i ; 7 ie. ! i wh i i ie fa Ee; ta i el ! il eae | 2 | ‘2 3 ‘} a s 9 PS ‘edt dll eee FED Eat pon cot iis es vray nt salen ce a lle pita Nessie alee oe ane Se eR ae ee a ee 7 HILLSDALE, Mich. — Twelve Mo., to fix it. a BUCK AND CO 7 ? ~ <4 b] HE intl Be if iH i re the e HA, Hu int ageke i i i 3 f E EF i } il i The “tlooms” color the waters ; = a most ARANTEED Sys | GUARANTEED 15 MONTHS! Ouly recently @id marine biete- || One of Sears outstanding features of this sale! First quality 15- ak © & cairns of aa month guaranteed Allstate Safe-T-Tread tires at real savings! Only tanks, bottles, jars and vials || Sears could bring you such an offer! They're service guaranteed _ here, But fed — whe ‘against all road hazards for 15 months, life-time guaranteed ogainst e rage deadly all defects.in materials and workmanship’. Made of extra tough X-41° Cold Rubber to give extra mileage. Come in — trade in todoy! . ay tht ah 2 Kut it 5 5 i ‘ e THAT YO Der ee, J. get Sha tae S waren J ‘ AT SEARS an ; qoo% Sl pte a 4 tt es i ‘ il 7 Sol © Oo. 1 <4 = = i as ® iS Is ™ . | S Handy Cartridge Dispenser» Keeps Car Clean and Dry With Water Shut-Olf Vaive , toe 1.99 a + ee a | Allstate filter refills protect en- PES BENCH SAWS | C—a we = “y Step in and get a free oil can change bank without cost! No ~ purchase necessary! Adults only! — ae, Vega gy Aw i. aocaie t 1.69 Throw Covers ‘wearing catch dirt, Wash your car without stretch- gogeleuty. Keep med ond water .s to: take ing,ce bending, 6-inch handle or moun and clean. floor garden hose. Horse THE RIGHT TOOLS MAKE ANY JOB EASIER * 3 a : s 4 . ios 7 7 £ oe = ea ee * sh - * Da + 73 Je Part eae: a ¥ > ; . * ‘* é } : r ‘ 5 a nyt hes v f..- =; : — : e oe ee w j : ; a ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955. ee sont Suchen tion wit (Check ls Eye Opener | muons” | : an 7 —— ae , a — : — pune " —aeneeevemet a : ‘ ‘ . ’ 4 : : 4 I } . Ser . ql ‘ f ae * ms = ' & Hy a 2 go = er | os Zs 4 5. 7 se ape “Se a | F 7] aw i i : . = wxtliana ain — =— = es - ie “2 cs "SPECIALS TODAY-FRIDAY and SATURDA = __ THAT YOU SHOP AT SEARS and SAVE! CE Ce more i Bc Vow ae SAVE 1.84! g& Hercules | Matched , Work Outfits | pr 2 tg Reg. Ponts $ 2.98 , for Vat-dyed, Sanforized cotton twill tokes the roughest wear. Action-fit shirts in dress style. 1444-17; pants, 29 to 44. ' Men's Clothing—Meia Floor dy a “ \ / hw 7 ln? as aa on ~ ve ~ “4 iy J 4 is ~ ‘4 ' ~ * a te oD) b= it. : : i Ze : ; & i : &. ice : ; +; : * ee ‘ = a a. = ; Tajlored - to- Measure posture - fit” spring suits — Every. single price cut 10% regardless of the : fabric, weave or style you choose, Hurry © in for your suit and for BIG “EXTRA SAVINGS! it ; TT F aed Hi FE 3 i 7 & ~ ¢ choice of latest spring fabrics | You eno pevchy gotttie’ Om r di di idual | d: fi Sir Sha fat Rinse Mciges ~ Vindividually tailored :to fit Tee ane | Save 10% nd have the tri look with now a younger, trimmer w from Sstimated sest of gh.00100 these suits, personally styled to complement your build pt at according to your height and weight! Widest selection 3 inspestiog. of new fabrics in fashionable charred tones ond flecked HERCULES oald im tm “accorganse ! weaves. Enjoy big savings plus good tooks . . ..at Sears thet th erent, shal be strayed now! : , sow Gray ov Pet ; 4 5 ” : : 4 : 4 gf EE PP Other Fashion Tailored Suits, reg. 85.00...76.50 | |“ “m= ~e te | oe, ; Fashion Tailored Topcoats, reg. 53.50... . 48.15 STE. SAVE 1.54! ) , eles OR ae Pes | <4 _ You Save at Sears! Reg.-1.98 | >; Ss oa, Boyville = | ~ Pilgrim Al | Cotton Underwear | § Save 65¢ I. E Dress Pants a3 “pad Value : pair J part wool, sheen gabardine | : pees ay ao nd save x ye pare __ in assorted colors, sizes 4, 6, 8, and 10! Sheen iardine is perfect for * school and ay wear! Save! | i j i 5 8 8Re i ! "258 Hf ° s | BE s @ Choice of Short or Long Sleeves r IE f Fine Pilgrim quality all-cotton underweor is winter weight for warm comfort! Cregm color in your | choice of short or long sleeves; knit wrists and | ankles seal‘in warmth; button seat, full button front! ‘Sizes 36 to 46, save now! Men's Furaishings—Meia Fleor ‘, i SAVINGS! - Pilgrim a fur felt Gee Men's Pilgrim: HATS @ "Pilgrim Winter-weight ‘all cot- ae an conte shirta at a saving Choice of assorted col- rice! Sizes S, M, L and XL. ors and sizes in men's * now! _], fur felt hate. Reduced at - f y i Ne ee ed des ‘ _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955_ _| site subcommittee makes, - wil be sublet to approval by te | Police to Fire at Pigeons d SAVE! aN “4 ere! 1% a ™ 1. of i ey ete sell ar en ban. Ooty Wrought Iro 7 eS is widest port of your S s roug n sofe’s beck. il i Ls %, = _—— Popular wrought iron—now so inexpensive you'll want more than one! Sturdy tripod base that won't slip or tip. 54 inches high; 17- inch shdllow drum shade of white glass fiber, deco- — u . rated with “polydoodle” e master made © of bark cloth regularly > 9.98 chair , | i Cover, now Sears .. . and save! roman 19.98 sofa covers....... 17,88 ia Lamp Dept—Second Floor @ Correlated floral and solid decezater patterns . © Adjusable fit © Welted seams © Reversible cushions - Slip a set of these bork textured covers on your furniture and your familiar old room companions will seem excit- I ingly new. Florals and solids-in 3 lovely Harmony House colors. : 43 Hi! i Fe 4 I f Hi itt iH ft i : F E z i : 5 f E aj { lt i Drapery. Slipcover Dept.—Sears Main Floor . - toned styled floral, solid ame nam “crams” | or all-over floral. .12.98. | izf bP | s z z a Lil ghee H * brighten your kitchen with a “Gingham Bow” pantry set. Enameled metal won't chip or peel, wipes clean with a swish. Select o a a set, r for a gift. i i i id game birds. Under Scarf hmveriinent ‘Sugor Sacking Flutty Both Towels Quilted Caveclots.. yi See Them! Up te 149 Valucc! Regularly 200 on. S0x3m, = Heavywoight, QuichDrrleg = g 44 Briced! With 2-In. Ruffle SeveNow! F7¢ Ee. . -Prieedtow 29¢ . Special purchase of embroider- = heavy, a : organcy ? large sizes. Also elaborate 3- laundered.) Low cost dish tow- piece vanity set. els. Blue : i i i i ile ie ey itis att The : | tl House colors. ih or : @ nay ne wn ii if co + ee, 1 re J - Sears Special “Here's Proof”. Priced taal hampers Plastic Shower Set Big Value for Little Price ness = 3.99 never to return, “Swan” shower and Priscilla vega es at — low ice. stproof. eye Rein- Mistakes Thief for Boss eS center soon. up to their name, they migrated, o Choice of 5 Colors _ See the mary steel elous | geoc ee 7 : : : ar \ : Pe id gees MONG) ae tne |] Good Quality, Regularly 10.98.......Now 7.69 vam com Best Quality, Regularly 14.98. .....Now 11.99 tue. ; Araamaalbndionas oul Wl on a Galion of oot Caring for Baby Is Easy, Until You Get Him- Home| wee ones home from the hospital without hiring a nurse to stick around a week or two—that’s what she said. Look at all that money we'll save—that's what he said. - So aoe sort of help out with things-s( home. Sort of see how mech fen | it could be with a baby areund the house. Around the house? All over the house—if you called a. two-room apartment a ‘“‘house.’’ “Walking in the door with his precious cargo, he nearly stumbled’ over a four- 5 “What's all that stuff for? e didn’t have quintuplets—we've only got this one—how could any kid use so many in just one week? ‘| stop. The's—ugh, wet or something. Heat Tell ses ‘he’s home. Do bottle?—What bottie?—I'l) have dries eome een aeoesonane a RS we but howling. Do something, dear, Are | babies? THE. PONTIAC PRESS. SHURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 8, 1955 Do you think. he doesn’t like it| ones? “Listen, dear, - you're its | neue Sale “cease ouby seo here, or what? I never heard such mother what do I know about tant I forgot about. Remember I'm calling the doctor that nice nurse? She said if we you pinching him, or what? It's | ; Tight now—this just isn’t normal, ‘needed her just to call and she too dark in here. He wag used to! all that yelling. Say doc——? Oh. | would take over for a few days. ptr gs and lots of noise. Gee, He says put him down. I hope he likes it here. You think | he's still yelling. Oh. He says put | to dial. ought to move. or what? Okay, |.him on his tummy. what do I do with the wet | just happened ‘to think—the office, | But doc, | Here's the number. Listen dear, 1 | “Migosh, I’m a father.” (Copyright 1955) — Well, They Tried MANCHESTER, Conn. (UP) | I'm too shaky 28" cee THAT YOU SHOP AT SEARS 3 vp ees They hed just delivered the bathinetle, the bassinet, the crib, the play pen, the stroller, the car- riage and the toys. Well, so he had pretty good on hearing it was boy. A man sort of goes to pieces at a time like this, don't he? “Honey—he's crying. Make him Sam Benson Says: EASTER IS ON WAY --. BUT... WE HAVE THEM NOW! THE _. FASHIONS WiTH PRACTICALITY, FOR FLATTERY, AND: PIN-MONEY MY PRICE ] I Could Sell for $19.50 1 4" Others $971 $2271 ‘USE oun LAYAWAY PLAN! 00 weias ro La *UAYAWATI” JUST ARRIVED! FICURE FLATTERING SUITS 1 Could Sell for $19.95 MY PRICE 14" Others 1871 .. ai” Save Up WINTER COATS ‘SPORT JACKETS. to 50%... \ ban VALUES DOWN Delivers Tape Recorders | Low-Priced Redio Ideal fer Kitchen or Don Includes . 9 988 Reg. 89.95 Bey. 1285 §=10.88 CC Famous Silvertone brand. Fine Silvertone quality at a4 musie value... small price low price. Has dual track re- , records at 3%%-in. per brown color case. cordin second, Convenient one. finger tuning. Full. AM range. Save! Comé in now. . es 3 - Included--- AT NO EXTRA COST— for your size rug, a— 40-oz. Waffle rug pad! AXMINSTER BROADLOOM SAVE! se P Ug se! Tak ees ernie ps 77 Square Yard REGULARLY 7.95! INCLUDES WAFFLE RUG PAD price. Beautiful leaf, floral and contemporary patterns in a choice of rich colors. Yours at this extra low “Here's Proof’ and size today ond save more at Sears! Price includes pad. | aie WOOL CARPET Select your pattern, color / 44 Yond NOW SALE PRICED! INCLUDES WAFFLE RUG PAD Low twist yarns added for breathtaking beauty and exciti sional texture. Leaf, floral and texture patterns in a choice 6,048 imported woo! tufts per sq. ft.” See it now at Sears! 3-di six colors. z Al Wool WILTON CARPET \77 Seuare Yard REGULARLY 10.95! INCLUDES WAFFLE RUG PAD Yes, this fine quality sculptured corpet is yours at this complete price. Get extra wear from buried yarns that support pile, odd resiliency. 5 tond-on-tone colors in embossed texture. Come in today. RE'S Geocr OF ay ONL roms o With Sears New Vertical Chassis” Silvertone at Sears “Here's Proof” price! Gives improved picture performance and reception with better sound reproduction! Come in now — see ‘its attractive resonant wood cabinet — see it in operation! You'll save more with Silvertone — at Sears! Radio-TV Dept.—Sears Main Floor . See this big new 17-inch Floor Covering Dept.—Sears Second Floor bee New Expanded-View Tube---More Picture Area! Powerful, clear VHF - able sofety glass. Full necieer cond ‘, tone. See it at Sears a i 2\-inch TV Sets o Regularly 219.951 hos Verticle: ~has _/THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 } fe re Our Price Is. i - oh So . i _— Lor if Lb ay q | Unbelievably Low 199": IN MAHOGANY-VENEERS A beautiful example of contemporary furni- | ture styling with giant 270 square inch | | picture on aluminized tube, powered by the mighty ty new Robot chassis. Has wide-range a sound system with high- fidelity inclined E " speaker. SERVICE You Can Be Sure About! Immediate Delivery, Hook-Up and Adjustment by Our Own TV Technicians With Satisfaction Guaranteed! ~ Living Room Croup Regular $229.95 — 49" New wide arm sofa and matching arm chair, two blond or mahogany end tables AND matching cocktail table, TWO chino bose r } *. RED CEDAR (SAVE S80 SUN Wachs ios WO fromed pictral A Admiral } ."—-... ™ mG” .. Table Model TV Our Low Price 519% New side tuning! New power chassis!’ clearer pictures! Compact, ightweaht you can carry It from room to room with ease . big, brilliant aes picture nee: All Red -Ceder | WARDROBE : matic, = *36" ‘ | a 7 _ .: is L cr Modern 9-Piece Bedroom / , Reg. $229.95 Wonderfully styled double dresser, chest and panel bed in beautiful hand brushed blond finish with hand lacquer top coat. TWO handsome boudoir lamps. Famous comfort= ‘able mottress and resilient coil spring. TWO framed pictures. Giant Automatic Admiral | - _.“UPSIDE-DOWN” __. REFRIGERATOR aD” weeny NEW! 9 cu. ft. size refrigerator up top. No bend- ing or stooping to reach. Foods stay fresh longer in this “Humid Cold” refrigerator that starts at table-level height. Never peeds defrosting — NEW! The freezer’s at he bottom. And big! Over 122 Ibs. capacity! With 2 convenient freez- ing shelves to sharp-freeze foods and store them at a super-low 52° below freezing. | NO MONEY DOWN! ‘ CRIB and MATTRESS SET colossal value for - Ravishing T-Po, Sectional ' J-piece ro beeaty assembled for phenomenal Ultra modern sectional wane na age styled comer table and match- Levoca bie, ra table lamp plus + 8-PIECE MAPLE BUNK BED SET 2 Meple Beds, - : = Ladder and‘ sa P49" Wo MONEY Down 2 YEARS TO PAY Duo-Therm 4 to 5 Room | eae dad PS isk Ike 0 fesalglaes ot: tine niture. In cordovan / ‘finish. Keeps 4 to 5 rooms warm and cory in coldest = <4 2. THE PONTIAC PRESS ‘ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN , ni . THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 = | Plan Mg i ~ ® g ¥ 7 = oS 3 = <= e on Tax Refurns : ¥v Pontiac. residents were urged to Residents’ Urged fo Fill Out Own Forms to. 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Lite ete SHH fan Fal 1 Big Seen a els aie 3 Oe ae aE | a paid >. etn ii a tA i uth seer het ail me S2 iy ing 3 een Gaeta Hite Ra le Rye : 5 it rect bide Rial CS ua E : ise gett 82 8 gE y pana iT Ebexs ; on ee. 2 Bes His A Ma fie |W : fade Se ty edit dit pt tia triad etl ta (ball a> , 11} nw Ra 4 + Min Hee alae re nti Wit i] wy Hinged. SO Wis ee ae 2. : oe oe | a =° ns G His ve! da Hele eles H VP oe . iH i * y i e | un = £3 HA iy Ht Han r a itl ei M- ii! me «M@ & Hit ] ! a = ee _ Sys i el i [it it iit aie 3 i y gu! 1 i a - @ cml mts it ETT Afi PL Hib EF i al WG 4H i," > a= TBST be nila ltl a sitll 7" - eae ffl i jaar BIGHIE alli ih é Tae im! ah | 5 : a 2 2 | 4 Sb 8 oa iv ae 7 a. . FE i . Os ee Ei ae 23 Te Hie SE SIs iZ 224) Hae Ul 1 (2 Hs ii TatPed 3 bE St Z. , iit 2 < it ae =e §>5 3 { \ st , Oo | sf Ht ae ey dit UV Gee Hla ili ty dene 0 . f V/ a ” o oo Avg x Z oe aie * ae ay = OE ari, oe Sen . eg jw | ____ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 __ Detroit Ups Taxes: Jerr wt sc pooe in Fox Bou Dollar Brings | spices We Selina ta geam-|eched ns eas Sota wes sash eoeatg | SS, cams‘ aredenal & Small Fortune cmon ae eg ne eee bane seed Oe | tom 8 i eabtaclial " growing, Civte Cinta dene the | presnvays alowing easier soseat Giiemple’s proposal wes dnectly aes fog as 0 a | i property | the conservation commission that tv, oman E Li ‘Assessor Thomas M. Cor- — the value of the bounty be abolished altogether. » Befriended Him | ™ ae 2 o. | ee ———————— =] CHICAGO Be ae = et ey a . care - lars 10 y is the sole heir one Ce Vi In co-operation with the Grinnell amsalt | DT Me SE now offers re | | : 5% i Group Piano Instruction £ Foundation of Music, Grinnell’s : the Public , Sat il ees come, tous ae Believed to. Be at Odds | took charge. The junk picker who . beginnirig Feb. 5th (morning or afternoon time). To The festival is being conducted} With Malenkov reportedly got his food out of gar- : ' enroll, child must be accompanied by parent. Michigan District 4, Michigan | PARIS (INS) — Soviet Foreign | ceremony. ‘ tac.” ” the Without Charge , eee | eles _ Now she is named as beneficiary sage _to Beginning Students and executrix of an esate which sant Mites til Ages 8 to 15 Ae | hiss cans cee — , = - — After Gallo died evidence of ‘his 79.99 Tall Girl Coats .$39 Now, to a limited number of youngsters, Grinnell’s Pontiac Students M | tt ’ Job |e ere ae, ao ae offers group instruction on the piano, the basic ‘to Attend State 0 0 OV S and Loan Assn, of Las Vegas,| . ope instrument, at no cost or obligation! Here’s a wonderful Musi F ‘val re ot — og — ies | ee chance for parents to have their. children start their |(Music F estiva. ‘Reported Shaky | case found under Gallo's bed yield-| (i ae ye, 2 >. : rs : || Fifty student musicians from | **V ed stocks ‘and bonds of undeter- \ = : Fd musical education. A piano in the home is not essential. - Til pontine ‘ochooks ill attend the paper | . : ATS : | All music is furnished free of charge. One-hour lessons —- Solo and Ensentble Competition-| Red Foreign Minister | | There were no Known heirs. 's0 | Furred C0 y | will be held once a week for 10 weeks on Saturdays . ale y | | | ' First groups now being formed at Grinnell’s. Enrollments taken from 9:30 to 5:30 beginning | tomorrow and ending Friday, February 14th, | | E E . “BE E He ¥ f j i : i E i rt int i E i f i i Fe d 27 S. Saginaw Street. _ "For Further Details, Phone FE 3-7168 Tf F fi il F : | ! # ° , . a (Jrinnelts F | | Li | if : : | ! } : 3 fi ! f ! iH : i if ? S lleedillin ted alitieaaaaia al revert rnemenges ‘ie le ee 1 oe almost pines it it hadn't’ Muskegon Jobs Rise been just a : In Syracuse University’s second-- MUSKEGON (#—This area, semester curriculum book!et,| which drew national attention be- among courses offered was “‘teach- | cause of its unemployment prob- ing visual communication to the 0 Year Unbreakable MAINSPRING GUARANTEE | PERFECT GIFT FOR > CQRADUATE =. @FATHER’SDAY | © VALENTINE’S DAY © JUNE BRIDE © MOTHER'S DAY © BIRTHDAYS my LAY AWAY NOW $1HOLDS 7 7 [ I SPECIAL SELLING! Greatest Promotion in Our History! ; ARFPRAF AALTE RAMARAILA | Tit Hl 33233 sessss 33 fi N=-—-enwM WPwNh= THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRI JARY 8, 1955 FINAL WEEK! Super Values in | Ladies’ Pumps, Straps, Ox- fords and Wedgies. Block suede and: feathers. Blacks, browns, reds, iri highvand low heels. All sizes but not in all sg ‘ coal have been saveq by the U.S. | Two big demonstrations which Bureau of Minés by controlling might have touched off real trouble fires in inactive deposits, and the were broken up by Indian police cost is negligible. i —— ~ Rong Wagoner, 7, to look off a bridge on the Washington, D. C. Gare Gecignadl Ge be bap-groatcts' inep Glaus ister behag sensed cals Baltimore Parkway. The railings, arching eight feet over the sidewalk the Pennsyivania Railway tracks below. -doun wast ‘Dine bean stdteated " Chancellor Robert R. Livingston, cre as a | ‘by their playmates for teir |of New York, administered the oath ! 1789. SEE. HUNDREDS OF FRESH NEW COTTONS NOW in PENNEY’S COTTON: HIT PARADE ijt ; aegtHH 14 Ha ‘Get Ready. for . SPRING | DECORATING ROOM LOTS for bathroom. living room, bedroom, ESM etc. %. sAi95 - PER REMNANT ste ng te i ; Pree f [ fii ae nH fli; i z ! ; [ 1 ze t Ha |Weather Could. 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Store Hours: WMén. thru Sat., 9 te C—gFri., 9 109 | coeemmrnt pan “we steea Fiat it still is pleasant to gome of |The trouble with the weather to- her wayward children to see the|day is that too many people are) # old trying to do somethirig about it. { One of man’s oldest dreams is _| ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1935 Rubinstein Wil \Lists 2 Women. | ~ Friends to Get $10,000 re es Each; Remainder lefti} rR to Family, Employes : — __NEW YORK ,@--Serge Rubin- | ~ « 7H 1, Charge Your Purchase at No Extra Cost! _ until they ee pp 19 ¥ NA 108 oo , ie . , : RA Y Ss a 0 r T * . $1,000 “ : + 9 South Seginew St. } by Hf ai ii f H il it i AL | f i i ececccesons Meececesccvescevavccsesesccsces Be - Pontiac's Largest Exclusive Men's Store The Hub’s Annual Store-Wide. 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The reason, he believes, is more and more women are entering the field, both as writers and readers. The result, Janes said, .is that Try Canape Treat NEW YORK (UP)—Looking for a hot canape treat? = this bacon est less slip cover in pleasing Chajce of wine, blue, green. A STYLE TO FIT FERN KNITTED SLIPCOVER Save plenty with these knit-to-fit slip covers by Guar: Fit! Give your furniture decorator look with this charming skirt- ALL CHAIRS «+2 ce+eeee the new- Fern pattern. " SOFAS 7% , Thrifty homemakers ak their with Sure-Fit ready mades! your furniture like ride. Washable iran no twist, no Istery. le fabrics with rane elastic closed cushions and heavy cord-welted seams. Put ther on the day you buy them. See these exciting values at Rosenpencer’s now! Alweye Come fe OSENBERGER' $ Befere 34 N. Saginaw St. Yeo Beeerete FE 2-7001 - Bold pattern. Contrast- ing backgrounds is wine, green, gray. . 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But unfor- most men have little confidence in women in spunky Mrs. Welly. ‘“‘Women know | as much and can do as much as) Remove Heat Mark With Oil and Clotp Heat marks on furniture often can be removed with camphorated | oil. The best method of application | ig to stroke.the spot lightly with a | cloth moistened with the oil, then | rub immediately with a dry cloth. | don't use a linty cloth; the fuzz | may stick to the wood. The final | step is a new coat of wax, Stockings These beautifully sheer stretch nylons will give you leg glam- our you never thought possible. No wrinkling — no sagging ever — and, seams stay si always. Bollet brond Stretch $ 95 Stockings Only PAIR veemee L: 31 S. Main Street happened fer your legs! The First Top-To-Toe Sheer Nylon S-T-R-E-T-C-H coceensees : t ry rer Teer oer eee eee eee ee | i cieecnunannaocuacsssnncnkanemn= | Town Shop CLARKSTON . STATS ee CASUAL CLOTHES fer Men and Women MA $-2h11 3 Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breaktasts—Luncheons | * a nr rane. elon Shoes| , - 2 SU WORTH SAGINAW STREET ey ee ee Se pos Dees * ini i wees Siecle cc "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955 ]J-Hop Claiming Interest Guild Has Election | te roars ot rt wma lEe le oo oe = oat of New Officers prise birthday cake: - Of Michigan. Students . Ottcers were elected by general! — "By SUE GILBERT bhictade, beiddee ¥ a guild of St. Benedict Church at MOMS, Unit 2 : nage § the Tuesday held at ) ANN ARBOR—With exams over rena anyy =e lyme pr meeting held at the Has Meeting . and the mew semester not yet Retertay x pow Mrs. Earl McHugh is .| MOMS of America, “Inc Mrs. James Clark will ‘serve on home on Jefferson avenue. the men while their dates move in| *s'tioy, tg ditionally, non-or Grters CONTINUING & for the weekend festivities, ~ | sage, so every girl will receive 4 bs - OUR bes Parties in the various dorms. | an orchid upon entering the dance; , Rustles Spring for your Little and traternitiee procéed and fel- | and even band members will be| puvrzss LAW 40°. Seginew =” : cattueer Weasel ska via low the sll-campes parties which lhedecked with flowers —each hes} | ee : ! : eee Pa pteeecs | CLEARAN Members of Delta, Sigma Pil by Trabajamas CE j fratersity and their dates will | (id Mill Tavern was the setting . : | Eee eee CASUAL FURRE giz "aes coe = COATS COATS Were to - | Were to . 49.95 119.00 lady, Kath. | Nancy Beach, corresponding sec- = te Helrich, is coming from Wil. (retary. . - mette, T., for the weekend. Others are Kaye Newlin, histor- | © ian; Glenda McGinnis, chaplain; | 7 Charlotte Stark, publicity chair- | #_ ART “NOTTS 9.95 r & 4 E + 3 2 rf . F B g e i : : Th 4 I : f zB MRS. 4410 SCHROEDER Literary Club — Schedules Tea ge Ct f i cil * E £ 5 : Fe speaker Monday at a silver jee | breakfast | day ina « Stil cw (ae Women’s Literary Club at the | the coming semester Chester Myrben were hostesses in | — 425) TE ett ga on ee maa ener emu, Arb Lore se hoe | , Mrs. Schroeder will has invited Nadine Leach, Nelson were : 1 trip to South America concerning [steet. to Ann Arbor for the party Shirley Lyons, Peggy Crumm, Mrs Bs the coffee situation. She is a mem-| the dance for Friday evening and} Mueller, Marilyn Hanby, Helen; ~ ber of the Michigan State Bar and | the Michigan — Los Angeles Sta e/ Coffer, Gwen Lehman and Mrs. | Pan American division chairman | basketball game on Saturday. aac ee Wee da bee ra of General Federation of Women’s; An a whe will be Bang a Were to ; Were to Gabe. The program wil begin of ee cee ee Mrs. Joseph Pfeffer and Beverly" 79.95 129.00 : han ert Potere, both of Rochester, | McGuire. ‘ie . ° 7 z ae The couple will speak their vows Pr Hosiery Lingo dance orl ate Betere | 7 2 | 3 | 60 80 , ‘ Is Explained Dick Hartman, North Genesee} Group Planning 1 ee . oh _ AMES, Iowa (UP) — Women |#venue, who ts a member of Delta! Annig| Conference _™ : should have & hosiery “wardrobe,” Say Slay ot Seine has vee | A state board meeting to be held | , , ditlerent weight stockings for; 'S his gest. As if one night|Feb. 17 at the YWCA at Lansing | || : — : perce ae with their | of dancing enough, Dick and| 4s announced to members of | 7 ‘ Buying nyjon Judy to take in the Union| American Gold Star Mothers, |) YOU WILL FIND: 3 Oe and peesibie ™" *™ | dance on Saturday Chapter Nine when they met re- ~ __Ramanaber that denier is the] Ralston Schutis of Birming- ow ee @ Wool fleece @ Trimmed in dyed weight thickness} Beckwith Benton Harbor, The Michigan Women’s National ’ ’ Cte wad pea. Ts lage Oo Seek ne naan ca Security Council will hold an an-/F @ Cashmere blends @ Muskrat, marmot denier number, the heavier and| Phi, te éee ef the houses that | U8! conference Feb. 25 at Hotel |) @ imported tweeds . - @ Squirrel, fitch ede if . stronger the thread. Yarn for ny-| wil be abandoned by men for | Detroit-island, with former repre- | [7 Pui 8 laa: ae — 10 and 12 for A ts for | speaker. = @ Short or long @ Fitted or boxy - i : different deniers — 10 take over. A party is planned “dress up” occasions; 15, 20 and| Saturday sight ea an oon ous = @ Warmly interlined @ Tailored or dressy iatg | | egal and 40, 50/ ‘The freshmen get into the #0-|f2° Nine on Feb. 10. The group|f2 @ Junior, misses’, @ Junior, misses’, BE = Gauge affects the sheerness of | Al Weir! two. Patti Jean Smith | wii sew for the American Cancer|). women’s sizes women’s sizes yi of Waldo avenue is attending her Society and will have a cooperative : a stocking, too. The gauge number | tis: J-Hop with John C. Nagele| > 4 5 95. , tach inch and a half around the evening they will be, present at ae soe ice : * stocking. To provide best wear, a patty at his fraternity house, : Be Bete. always buy the highest gauge | neits Tau Delta available for any given denier. Judy Dickstein of Chippewa road will also be in on the weekend FING WASHABLE | New Flexible Brush |ot parties. Her escort is John COTTON PAISLEY Foll Curl Shepherd of Detroit, Kenneth King ; ollows Hair Curl = [ce Detroit has asked Cincy Irish . ’ K three quarter length The newest in hair grooming | of Watkins Lake, to be his week- Saginay —_ = = ; 4 » oe : coachman robe... equipment is a flexible brush de-| end date. Shirley Baylis of Spence 15.00. c i e full eut skirt, short signed 00 tallow Wig cer! of year | re ee Daman Laon Beem Je Neca Np ae sleeves. Colors: Gold, divided into five sections. ‘bound | 0 Savoy drive, also is back on the Others 8.95 up SR oe FEN ‘ ) a Se together securely with imbedded | Campus for J-Hop. His date is Pat te 20. . nylon bands. Johnston of Detroit, so bristles also are Ly tard —_< rs NEW SPRING manufacturer says flexi- Ge oe hs makes brushing easier Lilly Dache’ ~ pec Hot Rane C E | | 5 USES . ee FIRST IN Trend setting suiters. , ‘ oming vents 4 $895 te $1995 this little hat of light Ladies Au , POR 1230 will meet - . , Toyo straw with visor this wate in the nell, 280 Se ee oe | effect is so easy td . tiple shirts wear... with snug: ° paen-48 6 pa. Po Maite” Iremple. ‘63 fitting ue clips. is = ; any. head size Annual | Maita Temple Asso- De Cor Sho golor is beige. Ss Berkine St Saturday ot 8 pm 48 North Perry St. ) Members of ‘Pontiac City Pontiac Hotel Lobby will at the Menominer of Mrs. Robert Isgrigs. — “DIP-LOW”...cur softie moe takes.o bow SEPARATES . 8.98 PUN-CHEE WONDER ; : 2-PC. PRINTS ea of cetanese acetate and cotton, A twe- 6% aesand it’s news crossing i any classioom or city _all-soft, with.« sole as [Be supple as 6 bellet-dancer’s Practice shoe! | ove LEATHERS i oe “AVOCADO and WILD are” - s . Hib 4 te > oe ~ Z y 4 : * e 4 4 7] oe oe HEEL ERS Wednesday tea sponsored by the is GAITERS for Women. eG © | Volues to 12950. NOW aa Gathering at the Nurses’ Home FOOT FLAIRS | tor Women at St. Joseph Mercy | Hospital, ve - members heard iS Volues to 10.95 ......-)..-..- NOW Sasa the teapastanee of Ge Same = ig dation, saying that ‘25,000 of what 2 PARAMOUNT fer Women the University of Michigan re: , from ; Molugs to 16.95 ......... Now pete rlamsrtnancce alone Square Set Club Welcornes Guests Valentine motifs set the scene for the Wednesday evening dance — Set Club held in Wever ss : * ie . ao Ladies’ Better Shoes, were much higher Sam Joan and James Thompson introduced the novelty dances. Other callers were Jack Price. Robert Bunce, Harry Anderson, Sid Olson and Fred Kline. Mr. Kline was master of ceremonies. On the list were the Wayne Not All Sizes—All Sales Final! DIEM'S. Shoe Store ; , , _ the Richard Drakes : LOCATION ye and the Joseph Boucars. A hobo : ane ,s dance will be held on Feb. 16. | ‘ 7 Gert to Potent Cites) been born in the United States in , : i= : the last 10 years. aleatine Gift ir Reg. 98¢ pr. out, that by doing this the i maintains high standards teaching. _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955 |State Olticers Mrs. Albert Milford.Tells | Group Statistics of AMEF .f : & Ico : Card Party Set by Auxiliary Mrs. Arthur Torrey and Mrs. Leon Sirlin were appointed ¢o : chairmen of a telephone card party to be held ‘in April when Jimmy Thank You. visited us during our thanks, and invite you to come you to become the yeor's most beautiful bride in one of our new wedding To the hundreds who opening lost week, we say again and to bring your friends. We invite designs. Bridal Gowns Veils — Headpieces Junior Migs Formals ALICIA. Bridal Salon ~ 55 West Huron Street — aN W atm @ ay of ities -~ Mrs. Albert Milford (second from left) was guest of |her are (left) Mrs. Robert H. Baker of Birmingham, Mrs. honor at a tea held Wednesday by the Auxiliary to the Oak- | John Whitehouse (second-from right) of Edgewater drive ,|land County Medical Society. Mrs. Milford, who lives in |and Mrs. Robert Segula of Avondale avenue. The tea was | Ypsilanti, is state auxiliary president. Photographed with | held at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Nurses’ Home. ~ ing of the Auxiliary to the Oakland County | at the-tea table. Medical Society W ednesday. Mrs. Glenn Seeley Heads Auxiliary Annual dinner meeting of the Mrs. Kenneth Combine Vegetables With Rice Serving - Next time you serve a green Introductory Presentation Lo g700" a7, Each time you bathe or aR HOUBIGANT. : comme of ies natural oils. Pro- tect it against weettractive drying and flaking with ; i Guest Night | |Celebration IsHeld Business Women Tell New Officers for Coming Year FFi Hi i i i i hil 1 EF I j | f F ; Bi , hi “ it bt fh tity if i Mie 1 F753 th i H i > i f lt He ; i i i : ‘ > | ieee wae Sk ee THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 _— 7 _— ; Fire Spotter ! wie li tok over the tet, dhe Bambi Wears |Has Lonely Job |,,22, 2 grant so mc time! Real Mink Coat. \ NEGLEY, Tex. (UP) — Mrs. | the difference at a glance between! ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UP)+- | Juanita Westbrook believes she has|®, “legal” and an “illegal” fire. Aj Bambi, a one-pound toy chihua- |” a rr g 5 ain bz. 4 E 4 gz FH & t ag i = ; : 5 E a i ii § i f F i af. if i if Fy ’ if fi i ate i n HEE af aj z hi e i FR cs cdvestiond x “SEVENTEEN” i F : shown greeting another mua of fae, Mrs. Delbert Mectraser of Flint. Mrs. Mac- Gregor is state auxiliary president-elect. ‘President of the Avsilary to the Ooh land County Medical y Mrs. N. E. - Durocher ( right) of Old Orchard drive is Study Club MeNeds, taiwan, Mm. tee | Mothers’ Club Hill and Mrs. Aden Thornton. py in ° Mrs. Forrest Brown presented| FIQNS AANNUG Planning _ [te lesson on, reconsider, rescind. | Barnquet Feb. 21 “ Luncheon resolution. Mrs. Theron Taylor was| Plans for an annual father and : - { sponser of the demonstration group | 90" banquet to be held Feb. 21 Mrs. Russell French annouhced | .un wire. John McNeely acting as| were made when the Mothers’| SANDIER OF BOSTON | | : i | H | if it i i i 2 >. s T RAWB E RRY FLOAT... Mrs. guests.. Mrs. Joseph | gional basketball. games to. be emeritus, | 101d at the Boys’ Club during ull fe rit ix Hi [ | . | ! the | March. A card party to be held d : April 28 was announced. . the special meeting to be! ‘The exchange of Valentines, each 7 : P will | ried with a handkerchief, was the chairman with Mrs. Rebert | ing closed with one-minute im- | highlight of the Wednesday meet- MacLaren and Mrs. Bradley |promptu speeches under the ing. Hostesses were Mrs. Walter the program | direction of Mrs. Weel Waetedeet, Jeffries, Mrs. Jack Nelson and program Mrs. Lester Christensen. RLF if oft hy P g zit z An extro-specia! treat served w by Sondier! 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Pre, ES ceed | ee ° < Sen ee Sr ee ee For there's a ae) EN On, YT EEE ces tect SS ae || Sa rn : that dashing rayon faille jacket! — La 99% | working projects. makes small replicas af” grown J They have some tools and equip- IF not five feet high— ups’ wheelbarrows, just the right ae ment, and frequently this has been size for small boys who want to E the husband's hobby for years be- help around the yard. They are t fore retiring. But what to do with sturdy and well built, and sell reg : it, and how to make a profit? warly at a good price. a The first rule is to specialize. Ww, Sh i You can’t expect to turn opt gil ! iD . 5 kinds of gadgets—toys, furniture, | % roman on Ip lamps, ete. and get anywhere. , |Likes Her Job fe Your expenses will be too high, 4 because you'll need a variety of y SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. (UP) — 3 tools and materials. ~, | Being the only woman member of \ If you stick to one item, or one > |@ ship’s crew is fun, says Aase ph service, your costs will be lower, - |Norman, a former stenographer in 3 and you can create a demand “y | Oslo, Norway: who now is a mem- i for that one which will give Y — | ber of the crew of the Norwegian bd you a regular market. i> Second, let each of the partners freighter Ravnefjell. ; . have his or her own work to do, Three_years ago, Miss Norman and stick to it. This makes for quit her job in a government of- : more efficiency, and less battles! 3 fice...Two months later she was : If hubby is doing the actual wood- % aboard ship as a ‘‘mess girl.” :* working, let wife do the painting Since then, Miss Norman has : or and perhaps the ‘been all over the world. Most of THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 Many retired couples need to have some kind of activity to sup- in a station wagon does the pickup] and delivery, . 2. Dog houses, This couple makes dog houses, charming ones, and has built up quite a reputa- tion and quite a nice business. q/lit. Keep all detail high on your tiny waist. Ar i B. a E a span-season outfit 3. Old-fashioned doll cradles. the time she has been the only |’ woman aboard the ship, which landed here with a\lioad of wood pulp. ’ What's it like being the only s no problem at all, Miss Norman said. “The -men are very nice,” Miss Norman has no trouble get- wen et at ee eee on with ‘most of the Your Carpet Dollars Are Magnified During FLEISCHMAN’S ANNUAL + Supplement. to Income Often Needed is By ANNE HEYWOOD SS ee ee eee ee ee eee & i thority Says Specialeations Is Key to Successful Teamwork for Retired e For a season when most women want re is the fact that it is white. Stylized bow- show as much hair as possible, this little | knot effects of draped white straw braid headdress-hat is the answer, Important, toa| give it an airy, easy look. Leather Shoes Soles Help A miracle cure for the common “Keep your feet warm and dry, and don’t sit aroud in drafts.” Chilled, wet feet are one of the Wet Feet Cause Colds CARPET SALE! | NO MONEY DOWN! 24 MONTHS TO PAY | CLOSE-OUT —TRIO-TWIST | ALL WOOL—3-PLY S$ HEAVY TWIST - + Sq. Reg. $10.95 SPECIAL Yd. EL TIEM PO sys Loop Leat Witton Sq. Heavy Quality $12: 95 Now 2 EMPRESS MARIMBA i i ge een wet $ Tweedy effect, in choco- s [Bene 1995 | Sear ges DYNASTY - NUBBY - LOOP $ ante Was $9.95. .Now SUN VALLEY LYNNCREST Embossed Tortoi ne? debe + ate a Wool Was $10.95 FAIRLEE We $5.95 a New G : mast COME FIRST SERVED BASIS ~ H. H. SMART. DIV.| Galen Aven: “7 LAWRENCE FLEISCHMAN, nc. Emboued green, opie § 95 Embossed Green § 95 ‘3 Reg. $1095. ee RE 4.4567 most common causes of colds, the medical men say, and can touch off a lot of foot troubles, too. But this doesn’t mean you should suffo- To keep your feet at a com- fortable temperature, doctors recommend the wearing of medi- um-weight hose and all-leather shoes, Leathers finely _ inter- woven fibers are 4 natural insulat- ing material, permitting the feet to “breathe” and thus quickly evaporate foot moisture, while allowing cool, dry air to enten, the shoes. | the soles of your feet vigorously with a dry towel. To sum up, here's a_ simple three-point winter*plan for healthier feet and fewer colds: (1) Don't let your feet stay wet; (2) Wear aill- leather shoes; (3) Wash your feet once a day and limber up your foot muscles at night. — Prepare Zesty Peas Zesty flavor highlights this dish. Cook a minced garlic clove in butter, along with a large red onion, cut into rings. When trans- parent, add the liquid from a can of peas and cook down to about one-third cup. Add peas_and heat through. Pat in serving dish, and — with grated Parmesan Add tiny cubs of jellied cran- | ~ THE DREAM APPLIANCES of AMERICA! |GE's 1955 Line OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY You Owe It to Yourself to SEE and BUY GENERAL 56) ELECTRIC BOB FRAYER FREE! BALLOONS For the KIDDIES REFRESHMENTS | FREE! | | DOOR PRIZE isk 589 Orchard | Sy e Ave ve. : PRICES and TERMS for You! Note Should Accompany | Belated Gift: Bride’s Parents Responsible for Announcements: . By EMILY POST A reader tells me: D beyond my control, I ‘| did not send a wedding present to the daughter of a very dear friend you know very well, you might explain more fully: ‘‘I wanted so much to send this in time for the wedding, but it was impossible. It goes to you now with my love and all best wishes for your happiness.” Dear Mrs, Post: Is it ever proper son’s marriage? My son was mar- ried quietly in another city and he tells me that the bride's family do not intend to send out wedding an- nouncements, We have a great many friends and relatives whom we would like to notify of our son's marriage. Can we send out the announce- ments, and if so, how should they be worded? you describe, I think it would be best to let your friends and relatives know of the marriage by word of mouth, or by writing letters. You should not send out formal announce- ments, Dear Mrs. Post: A friend of mine has told me that when ad- dressing wedding invitations or other social envelopes, it is not proper to write the city and state on the same line but that each should be written on separate lines. Will you please tell me if this is correct. Answer: ‘This is not very impor- tant, but to write the state on a ; | Separate line is preferable. “Due to cir-| * A whole wardrobe of fashion In one. pattern—that's the beauty of this basic new style! 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Bubbling with flavor is beef| with you, and the less terrified. | Last week or last month or may- stew made with a can of beef. . _ be it was last year, we mentioned: gravy, cooked meat and vege-|', ut be going t git to the ease of the sad couple who | tables, It's ready in just half an| tin”, Jee etter, M you don't _ Paint from the plastic tile they seasonings first (1 large onien,| 7°" "he? You may bo showing had just installed in their bath chopped, and 1 clove gariic,| Ore! op os 0 amy f you and how the thinner removed not minced); brown them in 2 table-| 2 ~ “bent too many dings you ee spoons butter or margarine. Gusaih aaa ann This is because lacquer thinner ea asd Wik sae aaee oes you think, feel, hope, did and along. It also gets us around to sliced) and 2 medium potatoes| 2st drop your chatter in his what you can use to remove paint (cubed).- Sprinkle im salt and |°@*S without any hope of getting and varnish from plastic tile. and as desired. Cover and back talk. Happily set about the answer to this one is pure a oe 30 minutes. The pp lcanll tat) ul poodle rp entine, » tamily clamor repeats casional pauses * perhaps een eat ae Oe this. bis al # on | you don't agree with me?” Pass as substitutes for He'll be hearing more about you turpentine and some ef them \ Chicke: re all the time, getting to feel that may work fer certain jobs bat Bake nm IN LFOGM | he knows you better, surer of how for removing paint and varnish Chicken fit for a king! Rub/| you're going to react and what from plastic tile, be sure that tt’s pieces of chicken with lemon juice, | you're going to do next. And if Pave Corpentinn. Any ether oxt- dredge with flour; brown and then |he’s as timid as he sounds, ‘that _ Veut may damage the tile. by Wik cover with sour cream and cook in | sort of confidence in you is what You'll find that after removing} *‘ covered casserole until done he needs in order to open up. _ the paint or varnish from the tile, Flowers of spring! 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No ‘ironing! oe 4 Ra a EN ie be : aor Pra. ae S fit = t 3 2 i i 3 ae ‘ 7 f ati: ii t = a # 3 3 i * f ; seati Soe f Le. 4 j j bse oe j Peg / 4 t ‘ : ,] 4 . > z v4 ; : : % é } 1 2 * i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955 | School in Baltimore before it Is J en: See tied bene a ppm — pate P Ecatared. Around Globe Se SaaS ae | inguitSto Tying added, dating back to ancient Su- Just One Dollar: ! : ‘ ie ' ¥ age mer. in’ Mesopotamia. . ' : 7 d' Calvert School in Maryland. poured tuts’ the. teacher's” man-| CHICAGO (UP) — The people| Samuel Johnson set up the first Bits sas ee 3 : | “The busneas of cutstudents be-) For the most part, Calvert ts|%al that wil go to the parents|who write dictinaries have} English dictionary io 115. andi] Ctente aa Account! - when the | known world br <~ ge te dled gpemma! bata g tin ed as ged bere) siggy pli - | ce ibe ¥ fig. | But most of the money goep into yr mong Gelb,.a University of ‘ : 2 See and oe. . tie linge Been tng part at the [Peviing schoo! ‘rte cre hee Chicago language exper, made «| No Visa for Malay Trip} v3 hi 'N : to review Kis gram-| Baltimore had 2 whooping. ‘nal students {COUSe® the Calvert list includes | concluded that dictionary editors|~SINGAPORE u™ — Americans for Your Clothing eeds ima. , rasan 2 , art history, -| are not longer “ by words|can now a 1 see ) gram-! cough epidemic in 1905. And the Te Soe pene fe astronomy, art history, mythology. | are longer “shockeg” by enter Malaya without ee + study-by-mail course was set up |—® $80 per year—are In the words of school head-|in common usage. entry visas—if they are coming 2 Then be pat the theme in an | to keep students from missing |back into materials, texts and/ master Edward Brown: “We've fore visit, The arrangement is May’ S Credit Clothes *' — “qirmait' envelope and dropped it | work. va Ce ee got to be very careful about keep- mupent, be at, See eee expected” to encourage American gs ane Oe ee ce [dent foreach course, \aif Star Sa aking sat | fen words Iead ot ert |" Ticane waive oie w ities — Opposite Aubern Ave. threed hy tall laut tes 1p. {students had been enrolled to keep | Every course ts tried out at the | the world. We're talking to stu-| 6 #6°. “| residence will stilt: be ‘required to ; home was a 60-foot schooner BS = setting sll for the Philippines" ee VITAMINS Boost Health! 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KING BRANDS | TOMATOES “c.c° 7 '~ 51% GREEN BEARS: 7 *I* ~ PEAS. . no. 303 con 7 51% Cream Style CORN. Me, 2 7 spe] CORN. 2" 7 sq Kidney Beans =. 10™*1 JUICE TIME BLUE BIRD, 46 Oz. Cans ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT. GRAPEFRUIT TPs ORANGE TOMATO 4 For ‘100 Fresh Beef Hearts and Tongue..* 19° Calif. Sunkist GRADE A IN CARTON. ‘MEDIUM EGGS 395 “alk _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955, rahe 3 A BETTER BREAKFAST FAMILY—Mr. and Mrs. M. DeRose of Garden terrace, Lower Straits Lake, belleve in eating a ILE aR. i we Paul y good breakfast every morning. Son Danny also approves ot a a hearty nS nn Curried Ham Has Star Role on Buffet Menu A handsome buffet table can Top Off Sundaes With Apricot Sauce Try this unusual dried fruit by the DeRose family. @ By JANET ODELL Pontiac Preas Food Editor - “We're breakfasting well every that at your house? February is fast Month of the year. and we this important meal. On Saturday we had breakfast DeRoses of Lower Straits Lake. Paul, a tall. athletically built man, needs a filling breakfast just to keep him going. Anne ts a busy homemaker and mother whe watches her weight. She knows the importance of cating a geed meal earty in the day so ’ that she won't be tempted to nibble all morning. Young Daniel, aged 13 months, apple tidbits in a petal design in wants to eat any time his paren bring 2 glowing note into winter See for winter ice cream sunh- entertaining. It's difficult these | °#¢*. cold days to make the effort to| | Golden Apricot Sundse invite, folks jn for dinn@r, but why So pound dried apricets (1 eup) net plan a simple buffet menu for) Boch or ‘sat & few friends—it will help speed |. LS es along the wintry days! : 1 quart ¥ “tee cream Your menu might be: « Soak apricots in water for about | Curry-Giesed a four hours. Cook, covered in same Se VP 8 Gish) water, 15 to 20 minutes, boiling Presh Chunks Bu, - J easily until apricots are tender wtp Games hapestgas Gpenre Press through a sieve and save penne Pasco Coffee all the juice. Add salt and sugar . _You'l the the hint of curry fa | a4 stir until dissolved. Add al vor in this glaze for ham. Of » nas : a course, you can use this same . Song ce (vais oem ever, the picnic ham is inpee: sive and an ideal choice when Pineapple Tops Meat Curry-Glased Picnic Ham | teeves: Arrange five or six pine- | ee eee | S tanapoen weer} powder the bottom of six large muffin qo baked and nicely glazed — Straw shoes for horses were used when iron shoes were introduced pans. Fill pans with favorite meat Although Anne says her family ‘ loaf mixture. Bake 25 minutes in rarely ate’ breakfast at home, sh« moderate oven (375 degrees). Run a thin blade knife around the edge of each little loaf to loosen and urely day for the DeRoses, their invert over serving plate. Serves breakfast was a bit more elab- : Orange juice bacon and Six, ee ee ee einen - a wouldn't think of skipping it now Because Saturday is a more leis orate Good New s For Mothers: Blue Bonnet Margarine Gives Your Children ALL THE NOURISHMENT OF THE “HIGH-PRICE” SPREAD | cog It Caine at all the he Vitamine— more Vitamin D, more pregame iar peer cri year round, and Vitamin E. ‘And {t gives all the valusible Food Energy of the “high-price’’ spread. USE IT GENEROUSLY _ You can afford to make the most of BLvE BONNET’s nutritious ness —on your table and in cooking. It delights you, every pound. For BLUE . 80 fresh tasting. [t meltson your tongue instantly, with a burst of the sunny-sweet flavor vou love. Get BLUE BONNET Margarine for all 3: Flavor! Nutrition! senomy! ONNET is emooth spreading | & - Ow ON! A valuable ead Energy Br ve Bonnet ane I the Mitk Minerals, Vitamins and high-price” spread ere in a 8 cs IT'S "ALIVE..-1T'S. "FRESH!" designated the first Better Break- | garg icdhagenlirgng-~ | | take the opportunity to talk about | with a family that believes in aj. | good morning meal, the Paul M. i black eye peas, and cook ly Knows Breakfast Value 4] breakfast. te) Gasca OS ngs a on a |Paul ‘De’ Roses K now the Value of Morning’ Meal , OBES. two kinds of rolls, coffee and | milk. They always drink milk every | breakfast, reguiar for the males, merning in 1955.” Can you S&Y | skim for the female (counting cal- | ories, you know). able protein to these who object | to bacon and eggs. Every family must work out its | own pattern of eating. All any homemaker can do is to know what is essential and to provide it .inso- far as she is able. Let's review | the elements of a good breakfast: Fruit of sonfe kind is the first must; at this season of the year |we naturally think of citrus fruit | | and its juices. With a record crop | on hand. prices are reasonable. Cereal versus toast is a subject for debate in some households: The Basic Breakfast But many individuats prefer to | eat eggs, bacon or sausage in | place of one of the cereal foods. | That's fine; eat the combination you choose. Children. of course. should have milk. If the adults car-include 4 _ glass of milk with théir breakfast, that will mean better nutrition for |. them. They will probably want a hot beverage also. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Don't short-change | your family by letting them skimp ‘on what they eat. Follow the -ex- ‘ample of our. Better Breakfast jfamily, the DeRose family. ! breakfast well every morning and Turn Black Eye Peas Into Something Special For any day in the year, here is timt special dish of black eye peas. pepper in the fat until the liquid drained from & down about half. Add the peas, and heat crumbled bacon. Canned pickled beets go nicely with the peas. of rubies come Almost all of the world supply from” sources. in =© ‘India. ROASTING ** & a ROGK FRYERS :-: DUCKS :-: TURKEYS CAPONS and CAPONETTES Sat or Prying— Nething Finer 3-8 Lb. Avg. in _ CATEISH. "49". | ~ Chitterlings — g 10 Pounss Be NONE SOLD - - ‘YO DeALiNS WILD RABBIT 0 GOON $F & POULTRY - Wholesale and | Retail— a fa and sprinkle with chopped parsiey. Beans, Mushrooms Drenched i in Cream - “Frozen green beans—succulent, bright and.really fresh flavored— a favorite vegetable anytime. Next time you serve them, try ‘frozen green beans with these simple ad- and parsiey. Sound easy? It is. And the flavor's wonderfully zest- 1 packings ? sliced =e butter or fargarina 1-3 prepared sour cream cup , 1 tablespoon chopped parsiey directions ‘on package; . drain. Saute mushrooms in butter or mar. garine; add to green beans. Mix in sour cream, put in serving dish ditiong—mushrooms, sour cream really ~ Cook green beans according to} Fruit Cocktail Makes Tangy |Chop Stuffing “What @, pity,” gays a -eurrent woman's magazine, “that an old | favorite like fruit cocktail is used with so little imagination.” Espe- cially When it can-so easily act as a fine picker-upper for al) manner of foods. But, then it doesn't have Amount: Three to four servings. s of ‘fruit. cereal with milk. bread and | butter and a beverage. Any food budget can stand this thrifty meal. GROUND BEEF of poultry seasoning, pan and. add the leftover fruit | United States increased 23 | cocktail. : Place “the chops ‘on the from 1940 to 1950. bread, Sik. ied Ti woreees | damag wot be Ws Se oven for 1 hour, 15 minutes. The number of households te ECONOMICAL Ready To Serve = OR 3-1552 FIRST for FLAVOR... GET | Rich and Hearty French Style | HABITANT, Just Heat end Eat < 1s a ise Donato’s Super Market 6500 Hetchery Rd., neer Williems Leke OPEN SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY 9 to 8 P. M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 to 9 P.M. WINE - BEER TO TAKE OUT U. S. CHOICE BEEF Rib Steaks - ee] ‘ U. S. CHOICE. BEEF Beef Roast Fa On large 4-07. jar! <4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1055 Wage See Ke age A ue ae aie COFFEE 3337 Auburn Avenue . Bumighen FISHER’S MARKET: 1248 $. Woodwerd | Peeeoccscvcccesesecooescoosooes Clarkston: 12 $. Mein Street Keego Harbor SERBINOFF GENERAL STORE 3152 Orcherd Leke Roed Try It and You'll Always ds I clog Bay It! / TOMATO VERETABLE SWIFTNING ||—_=37-1~'33-] is Appian Way 7 > PIZZA PIE |e” Royal Ann ay Cherties: SHORTENING gg | 7 12¥2 oz. 3 7 - No. 303 Glass _ 39 : Pkg. 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THURSDAY, wxantiaiiy 8, 1955 wimps co Thrifty tamb Cuts ‘ |Aspplesauce Chicken Bake} Make Zippy Spread |, Will Vary Menus. |Delights Guests_or Family of Chicken Livers’ Let lamb give a litt) to” your|’ en eee OS ree Oe ee ee Save chichait Been in your bestia shanks, shoulder chops and stew / applesauce “spiced with fragrant ment which con lend variety to| potas und benconines Applesauce Roast Chicken Citetan Lives ah Hey ae their dinner menus The chicken takes unto itself} s.nc "i rosttne shicten 1 teaspoon butter or margarine Here are cooking tips for pre-|some of the good apple flavor| § ts butter i it paring two of these cuts and’ delicate spiciness; and the Ay came sal, tblespoon Semmercialy- prepared Braised lamb shanks, . | sauce’ tastes a bit of the chicken. | 2 cups canned applesauce . oo; : y ew AND mous German dish, is shalt —. delicious eating, every| {2 Sup chopped parse Salcee brea raw vegotaniea tie ae ' y erien browning seasoned shanks in morsel Quarter chicken; place in roast | 6*‘nish aH ER hot fat, adding water or tomate | . When to serve it? When you | ing pan. Sprinkle with salt and Melt butter in skillet; add chick- | juice and seasonings and cock.’ have guests; of course! But it is pepper. Dot with 2 tablespoons en livers and cook gently, turning, | as . moderately | just until pink through, Mash well : SAL SODA : with fork in skillet. . After 1% hours, onions, celery, the ever popular roast chicken. >faute opion remaiah CONCENTRATED | potatoes and carrote may be ofided Send Sirol Tene, conned Sins, A + tor so8 wommnny ant tie Add bard-cooked oggs and tar DOUBLE STRENOTH Lamb shoulder chops, braised| “me you-serve this chicken, It | sauce, pour ever chicken or | Ff Sauce; mash well with liver, @ Wonderful for wash- with lemon and thyme, make an| Wt “de you proud. around chicken in roasting pan. | 444 salt and pepper to taste. . a ing dishes, makes your interesting dinner meat. Brown.| The dish is easy to prepare; a Heyl eo Bi ay lig Use chicken liver mixture--asif pos High Quality. Low Price < , the chops, season with salt, pepper | decidedly practical virtue from | hour, of until chicken is tender, BJ _ glaseware and chine performance. your and.a pinch of thyme. om * | spread for sandwiches Pe and beans. > hym your standpoint. The sauce start: Arrange : . bright and sparkling. from a can or jar of baked beans, = pork | Turn heat low and add the juice | with ready-prepared seeléabere. on platter; sprinkle) Cut sandwiches attractively and Meals-Groceries Coffee _ Milk - we ey se Aha one’ half | the kind you buy in cans and jars | With slivered toasted almonds and | arrange on plates with garnish of : Cas poon gar the skill ‘our ark pars! des red. serve hot é R j lef Dad Kids | fate: eae nee - Grate | and cook slowly for one half cae “this eae ready-prepared cothed , pa ~ “ ‘tisk proscti Lewis “BROS. MKT. cabbage and carrots, aod mis wth arte he Cpa ee ‘applesauce has the lively zest and Yields four servings, cress or tiny lettuce leaves. ons Site Bae Sa acuian So it ie asl ot te Oe ieee a Try Chef Role |asswsrstrsias fe eters Seis | You SAVE ap Tok ron BROS. saa" kids, and you'll know the family is eating well t gan (1, pound) pork and beans, or Kraft’s Delicious Miracle Whip Young, Tender, Armoar’s Smoked Have things laid out for them, | ¢ his, er Amedean chee with a list of last-minute tasks for : mustard each. They'll be proud and well-| Put pork and beans in casserole 4edwith this. hearty dinner that | and arrange slices of cheese on they “fixed themselves.’’- top. Mix deviled ham and mus- | = Mom’s Night Out tard; spoon onto cheese slices. Caled Teaned temic Juice Bake in a moderate oven 350 de- Devtiot Checns Casserole \ | &rees about 30 minutes, or until Carrot . ham mixture is lightly browned. lee Four servings. Shop in our completely newly remodeled store for values like these . . . and many, many more. Prices ore low all-week-long because we buy to pass along savings to you! BO 4 i e RIBS..... ; Strowberry Practically Boneless Preserves. BOSTON eo BUTT... Piedmont Top Quality Mich. No. 1 ! , SLICED 3 9. i “ye no.! b. Chunk a A PICN ICS — Delicious, Meaty, Smoked . ia a 4, Bhi } v4 EF Sunshine 7 eee r me. 23° Armour's Columbie | Sliced 1 Lb. a CORN. ” -4for _ - HAM Mission, 303 Size HOCKS... lJ] PEAS... . 4 for 44 |b. Can ‘Phillip’s, 303 Size TOMATOES 4 for ||| car ceen'icans + OIG |GROUDA x, B | Vivano's with Cheese, Tomato Sauce si ae mice (BEEF. O= OQ? Tampa Sweet Size 210 | Potatoes |B ANANAS on agin : 1.15. oz. 19°. Freshly Ground, Lean, Choice ) COFFEE choice of grinds Tray Bacon ss . Pkgs. Choice of All Six Flevors—Delicious JELL-O Phone FE 5.6521 is THE There’ 8 No Doubt About I It! PEOPL BS Has The. a sei PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 3, 1055 MICHIGAN - GRANULATED. su AR BUTTER * COFFEE Q:: = 99: CAMPBELL’S oF VEGETABLE BEEF 5 LB. BAG CHICKEN NOODLE, MUSHROOM Small, Lean, Meaty . SPARE RIBS... Ariener'e Columbia _ BACON 39:. ee ‘ase 1 HOT DOGS» 1 Lb. Celle. Tray - or ay Armour’s Star : ‘SAUSAGE TL Lb. Rol ' or $4 eS e Your — Choice _ — Pound Each 39¢ DEL MONTE - cH STYLE Velvet * Nestle’s ! : wees Lily 4 PEANUT INSTANT - N AMERICAN er PIMENTO | CHEESE SPREAD LARGE No. 2V% CAN > 69 Sealsweet Fresh Frozen ORANGE JUKE [—6hdme kkk k t ~ RUBBING : ALCOHOL 10 = FLASH BULBS | Press 25 Package of 8 e PINT BOTTLE _*. HIDDEN HUNGER make your dog “a mere shadow of his real self! coestisisis tiles did ta shed vn, But it takes human P * “corn. 1009 SEND emLisNe 08. } JERS MnLaNe 00. Orv. 7 SA AEEE SAERAIS ‘em sata a, excrete > ‘By JANET O'DELL Pontiac Press Food Editor On Monday of this. week most of the children in the Pontiac area started a new semester at school. Some of them had new classes; many of them had new teachers. packing lunchboxes: It seems time for a refresher course on Among the books I bought dur- ing the end-of-the-year sales was the revised edition of The Lunch Box by Florence Brobeck (Grey- stone Press, $2.95). This book would be most useful to anyone gE 28 bE | GER 4 4 o& eggs in halves lengthwise. n the yolks and mix with the Hamburger Rates as Ko Favoriie of meats to have around. Junior loves hamburgers for Ht r’ up.’ At you tike, add a spice or lemon juice. Wonderful BACON . .» is ‘OPoyKE MARKET Corner of Walton and Opdyke Phone FE 6-7941 PORK S39 STEAK... STEW BEEF ....' Pa | ‘GROUND BEEF 3-1" Home-Rendered Lard 4-59 [ALL MEATS HIGH QUALITY — HOMEMADE! | But all the mothers go right on) ot 200. when maide with mayon-| naise, we 4¢ * That winder nie. cance | | butter, can be combined with al- | most any food for a sandwich. ation on your children, . 1-3 cup peanut. butter 3-ounce package cream — ~ | tablespoom ora. . \e teaspoon gente’ crates rhe Mix the cheese and the peanut butter. Add the juice and = and mix smoothly. slice of bread with the filling. Top; with lettuce leaves, then with the. second slice of bread spread with salad dressing. . Dessert in the lunchbox is al- ways looked forward to, especially by the children. As the last new | You might like to-try this combin- | tint fee your senidargdhca. = "you this unusual sweet. Laces milk 1 heaping cup chocolate bits Cream shortening» with |Add Corn to Breads Have you tried dressing up vari- ous hot breads with canned whole kernel corn? , It gives nice flavor and texture addition to pancakes, | waffles or muffins. Just add drained whole. kernel corn to your | regular recipe and cook as. you would the plain ones. sugar | . . i ‘ ‘THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1955 Here’ s “Refresher Course for Lunch -Packing | ‘Moms sift three times with baking pow- Beat the.egg and combine with milk. Add dry ingredients to ly with the liqyid, starting with the dry ingredients. Mix: well. “Rell on s lightly floured beard’ te one-eighth inch thick and eut er seven chocelate bits on half of each cookie round. Fold over ‘|. the other half on top of this. Press edges together with a: fork. at 400 degrees for Ever try “adding “Title "maple ~ jo steamed pal syrup to hard sauce? W dings for cold weather dimmers!” when you buy groceries and meats from Nick. Everedy Premium coupons @re given with your grocery purchase to turn in on Silverware, Furniture, Lamps, Jewelry, Cameras, Radios and . a host of wonderful nationally adver- | ' tised items. Start saving today at BUY WERE TO GET YOUR } VALUABLE COUPONS Here’s 2 grand quich-te-get cold —— = en 2 Corned. Beef All Popular Brands Juice Bowl ORANGE JUICE Big 46 Oz. Cans 49° - PREMIUMS ARE Free at NICK'S Choose from the huge disploy at | Nick's. These ore given without cost Where \ A Bargain Buy for Sandwich or Salad -OCOMA BONED CHICKEN, << = MONEY SAVERS FROM WICK’S HUGE SANITARY MEAT DEPT. @ Cut the pane & Meek Fee Want the Way You Want it! Campbell’s TOMATO SOUP 0. Tall Size Can PET MILK Lescons 6 ening: * UAE oy ce foe “a A 1 ids Wil Goble Up - Apple. Bran Cake "Brings this American version. For it was ne ah oi Dorman cmrerte” | rckiped with Gilicieat enaiemg Ss has her favorite recipe for Apple mind. Cake, But few will come up to Steps in preparation are. reduced ,|to a minimum, and advantage is taken of truly American foods, such as ready-to-eat cereal which is added for extra flavor. | Seasonings have been selected so will have a bitter flavor. E | DINE OUT! A AT PONTIAC’S FINEST CAFETERIA T that they blend in just the right fashion. See if the family doesn't like this cake served as a dessert, or asa brunch treat. and LUNCH COUNTER FRIDAY’S SPECIALS: All You Con Ect! 69: Fried ae with Cole Slew & Tocler tease nm Smelt, Roest Turkey with Dress I celpene babine sede © Crenborry Sexe 69 { teesposn ahs teaspoon 1 CHEF'S SPECIAL DAILY: || Ses Sees EE DO CATERING! CALL FE 2-6242. FRUIT PUNCH MADE TO ORDER. PUNCH BOWLS & CUPS FOR RENTAL. BAKERY DEPARTMENT | | SPEOIAL: Pecan Coffee Cakes 1 380/ to oven and bake about five min- Crusty Rye Bread .............. Loat 24¢ |[“"'™" | Chocolate Eclairs .............. 2 fer 25e 7] tee se ee Cream Puffs ..................00. Ea. 1Se ]| 3 ce ssatectionees” wees ; Glazed Donuts ................ 6 for-28¢ || mon together with fork or peaty Cloverleaf Rolls °............ »- Des. 980 | Se Saw wo con Yiah Assorted Cookies ...............Doxz. 39¢ [fj Nine servings. White Nut Bread . ences boat 40¢ Serve Squash Soup Wedding—Bithday—Perty wpa Made. te Order HOMADE | FOOD SHOP ne HOWARD STREET FOOD MARKET 148 E. HOWARD ST. ot PERRY ST. «FE 2.8672 onary 10 A.M. te 8 P.M. Thursdey—F ridey 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. \ Sundey 9 A.M. to 2 P.M.. —Seturdey 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. oak LOIN Roast * 29° PORK ROAST..... > 39° CHUCK ROAST... ~ 39° oe. *69¢ ae Oe as are See Ueneels Old Favorite Up to Date Michigan U. S.No 1 Afi. aan a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 filling between h and frost top and sifes of pce ao | Make Festive Pink.Ice _ frosting. Filbert Filling and Frosting cup coaree, cup light crea cup sugar -- Beech-Nut or Hills Bros. — Chase & Sanborn -- Defiance Maxwell. House - _THINTY-THRE ly — filberts Pink ice: ‘This yetreshing pink| © ice makes an attractive scoop for a sauce with a fork. Add | Serve bs cup pineapple juice sind flavor | ¢ of pep- ee a ont teaspoon chilled rat. cups’ or truit saledes, seupiet etree, ae ee See * Seven Days a Week Defiance 46 oz. Tomato Juice or Pineapple Juice - Cans Michigan U. S. No. 1 Potatoes . . 10 8. | Roast... 2... 29°; z z pMararie 5s Ibs. od ae 00 : JFull of Juice—150 Size I"36-] PRONE PS gee. geet , ‘Sliced Tray-Pack .U. S. Choice Grade _ Blade Cut Beef | Pot Roast Pure Pork Sausage... 3" Reserve the Right to Limit Quentities! t ¥ # it j ps eee pe Ue eR ee : Pip ea ROM ee yay oo : = on pote we att ‘ = | a, by , because in the United 3 States, too, these foods are popu E seers esnmeas P —_ CINNAMON RICE-PLUM PUDDINGS—Festive occasions call for| %tserpece sas” a % Boe ee in __~ | such glamorous desserts as these individually baked Cinnamon Rice | Pet, %,a7enue, pepper © ay cape cooted rice Plum Puddings. Pursie sine wat te tie polling ant teotmred os 0 2 bananas . > ae , Matiavored gelatin topping give the desserts distinctive, delicious Savor. Clean and cook shrimp. If |. | ~ . 1p heavy whippee eck shrimp are extra large, split in oS wea ee doi wien cel eth wo vee wizere | | half, reserving a few whole shrimp © Place'two halves in cach of mx|Fold incream. Glorious Stew for garnishing. oe adieal Turn into mold and chill until - Melt butter or margarine In a ea. popieesd ptums through | 2° Unmold and serve. Serves Good With Beef, trying pen or seucepen: Remove 4 > . 7 pan ey «= ~Mleve or food mill, Add cougar, -.|Lamb or Veal jeurry powder, salt and pepper. | = Maman Juice, cinnamon and rice. | an angeifood cake made from Gradually add chicken stock, stir- 5 Minwel a packaged mix will freeze as well No apologies are needed for a|ring until smooth. . ; _ Soften gelatin in 3 tablespoons|as one baked at home “from | glorious ‘stew. Beef, lamb or veal Return pan to heat and cook, : 4 ctencweadl dln dirs may be the meat for the main! surring constantly, until sauce is * makings. smooth and thickened. Peel ba : i Shoulder meat cut into 1 to 2-| sanas, cut in half crosswise then : S| ineh pieces is best for stew. Re-| split halves lengthwise. Place in : B06 Fo FOOD . move gristle, excess fat and bones.| saace. * Beet stew ts mest flexible as | Cover pan and let cook gently, i : te companions but all stews have | stirring frequently, about five min- | Phgs c a similar beginning. Koll each | utes, or until bananas are tender. | : Confection or Old “s, shapely chunk of beef in well. | Add shrimp and cook only enough SUGAR Fashioned Brown _ Seasoned flour to coat evenly. for shrimp to heat through. © : 3 Serve on hot fluffy rice. Makes 9 Then brown slowly but con-| sree to four servings, or serves ae ; Lb. c pero spnir rid maligrasd mapheerchanad (= 2 Ali : & New . liquid- water, broth toma’ i | | = ) fh juice, as you will—but don’t drown | nee eee ce in S chicken bouillon cube ¢ r = 2 © 3, ¢ Sound of meat ie anes “°F *|1 cup boiling water may be wsed. a] : pound of meat is am = 9 Large Heed o Es. Cc ‘Add seasonings such as a pungent ‘| LETTUCE a tay leat» sate of mest sce! Team Up Sausage a. 3 @ © Ge .. flavors : rem Ip 1 A : 2 Foak surrs, ."49"[aiaae atmo : 3; On of those busy days ° PORK BUTTS. ng ole pee beg lager aad |e fol eggnog bubbling TEPERCH ... os . 1 one strong flavor is enough; Sows soe f don’t abuse the flavor senses, fe En gl. gf : Cover. Cook another half hour,| galt, seasoning salt, and pepper then arrange for service with the Fry sausage and onions until skill. of, an artist. brown. Pour off drippings. Add and catsup ili « « « | Sauce. ) | cherry sauce cream| Cover and cook slowly for 30 Disle shway ot Telopsaph Lats of Parking por HE. pM pneode yaelrrtene minutes. Season to taste with salt, | (OPPPPPPPPAPPEEESOETOPOAEEISS SILLS SS, LADIES’ CAMPBELLS, e “i * iii Bi ee felsiciheerca ff ooo i if NYLONS grocery order -of $18.00 or more. First Quality, 5) gauge, 15 denier nylons. Choice “ef colors, ‘BREAD | Your Choice! | p | Hills or Chese & Sen ane ie 89°) We. Fresh, Juicy ~ Sliced or Crushed PINEAPPLE 2 SHORTENING oy 3 tis 69° | } of Gold Modal FLOUR | ¢ akee E BOLOGNA..." 39 SPARE Rigs........° 35° fr § SMOKED ili --"".* 65° ED HAM..." od, Leen ee ne Sie Se ails Pes* THE PONTIAC PRESS, ' ; ; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1935 — JOld-Time Boiled: Dinner Quick Tuna-Macaroni is Shoppers’ Salvation Shopper's Special: When you Hits Spot on Among all the regional recipes which have been handed to us like heirlooms of old, New Eng- land Boiled Dinner stands out as one of the best. At this time of | Cold Nights very old version of today’s easy one-dish ‘meals. z i sf : : “PRICES GOOD THURS., FEB.3 ‘Thru WED., FEB. 9. OPEN SUNDAY | Regular or Drip CHASE & SANBORN Evi a “ - & couple cans of macarodt in the year it’s particularly welcome ‘Packer's Label Sez) SWEET ff ==2::|PEAS 9 Tall He. 363 Can : i i ’ ‘ q i Th HE lr i : | ; | i : [ tli | i it z i i ii ; | rH pi pk i if Fy 5 sisi owes cornet bet F 2 y leaf ie ae ge ga Place. meat: in large heavy ket- tle with enough water to cover. Add peppercorns, bay leaf and thyme. Bring to boi]. Reduce heat and cook, covered, 3 to 3% hours, or until tender. Meanwhile, cut potatoes and * carrots into halves of quarters, if j large. Cut cabbage into four to * i if ‘LOOK at THIS ONE! ff "™ Can't Believe It Ourself— GRADE 1! NEY BRAD RING BOLOGNA Plain or Garlic . SORRY, WE RAN OUT LAST WEEK! | REPEAT SALE ii] Armour’s Boneless with a slotted spoon and place . san around meat. health - building vite Serve with horseradish sauce or mins — order some mustard. Makes six generous serv- today ! : . ie = ings. || Maple Leaf ~ Darry Co. Phone FE 4.2547 BEEF ROAST OOF Tender,. Juicy, Corn Fed Steer Beef on other hot or cool with toothpicks. [OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MKT. Wholesale’ _-77_S. SAGINAW Retail Stokely’s Pie — | CHERRIES | Only ch, 19: I. Pa CAN >: = I ° Velvet || PEANUT -}| BUTTER EBRUARY 8, 1955 e = specie Mer weno Ee OM eM. res ie i on Dequindre road land State Will Modernize Marquette Cellblock B Wedding Vows Repeated in Saturday Evening Rites, WHITE LAKE—Charlotte Louise Burrows and John Stephan Homei- ster repeated their wedding vows in the White Lake Presbyterian Mrs. E..J. Burrows of White Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Laretz of Wy- ee MR, AND MRS. JOHN 8. HOMEISTER - andotte are the parents of the bridegroom. For the rites the bride chose | ¢mployes, a lace-over-satin gown, with a the Ee; Warrant Issued | rt E; E g i _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, F ite FrEE ap il g i fet “a rf i Pick Avondale Girl for Good Citizenship AVON TOWNSHIP — Avondale High School senior Nancy Harly- vetch has been selected for the Daughter’s of the American Revo- lution good citizenship award of the General Richardson chapter. _ The 18-year-old is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Harly- vetch, of 3140 Crooks Rd. The selection is based on quali, ties of dependability, service, lead- ership and persistence. She will be honored by having her name inscrtbed on the DAR ~ | plaque in Washington, D. C., and will compete for state honors. will be held -| will begin. aE ry He y at Williams Lake WILLIAMS: LAKE—Mrs. George McCardle of Royal Oak wil] be the guest spaker at the PTA to be held this evening in the school auditorium. Mrs. McCardle ig the Founder's Day chairman for the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers. Open house, when. parents may | terford meet. with their child's at which time the regular meeting Music will be furnished by a Chorus of third and fourth grade children under the direction of Ms. Herbert Glenn. The third grade room-motherg will serve refresh- ments during the social period After Shooting jst tid| Ste st Sager. s : ’ |im the church pariors. yp nae Se nappa Manz, Woman's —. Struck | sadies at the University of Michi | Nuzum, of the Country View Inn. by Slug ile Trying | gan, living in Ann Arbor. to Get Into House ay a Mrs.McCardle = |For A warrant charging felonious as- Artist's Son Hurt to Address PTA from 7:30 to 8 p.m.. ‘Trio Face Court in Burglary Case ‘|were scheduled for arraignment rf ii f ef ge i A] e¥ si isk F : will hold a card party at 8 p.m. Saturday at Commerce Masonic Hall County Deaths derson : t rifles taken from the hardware’ Surviving are his parents, Mr. store E aut Labor Law. The NOTICE TO HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS There will be an open meeting for discus- ‘gion of a zoning ordinance for Highland Township at the Highland Town Hall, 205 John St., Highland, Mich., on Friday eve-» ning, Feb. 4, 1955, at 8 o'clock. (Signed) Six County Men Enlist in Marines Six Oakland County men, enlist: .ed in the United States Marine | Board | ly. yesterday er, . signed a Mine, Mill Workers Lost T-H Privileges .WASHINGTON (@®—The Interna- tional Union of Mine,: Mill -and Smelter Workers has lost all its privileges under the Taft-Hartley National Labor Relations (NLRB) voted unanimous- jof those privileges after finding that the union's secretary-treasur- Maurice non-Communist affidavit. to deprive the union E. Travis, falsely -|for Public Inspection Speaking on legislation and vet- eran's affairs will be John D. FRESH, LEAN GROUND So 29, CASH MARKET | 8 North Soginaw Street Open Fri. ‘til 9 TENDER BLADE CUT CHUCK > LEAN BUTT HALF [CENTER SLICES .2....... Bazley’s! Where Meats Are a Specialty! FOUR REASONS WHY— Junedale Brand Redi-Eat Hams are & 85° iw Not a Sideline! * SHANKLESS HALF 39 é a 4 SAVE! 12 to 15 Lb. Avg. Buy Sliced Freel N | whole PORK LOINS.... | hy -MILD-CURE . SLICED < iaae as a: rship |Tops 100 Mark ROCHESTER — “From Bethie STRADIVARI hem to Calvary” will topic a talk’by Mrs, Paul Hayens off WAN HEUSEN Pontiac, age — at 8 p.m. today at St. Paul Methodist Church The lecture will be illustrated - by) COOPER slides of Mrs. Havens’ recent trip FREDWIN —_— Holy Land. on WSCS, will include tea served in|] Open Fri. & Sat. "til 9 ‘the church dining room by the|}- . ° Circle. = ms Parent- . IMLAY crry — thé PTA Ball Planned ROCHESTER—“A June Garden 5 | ii * s b | fEre al Hah lh! i a eF, Values to $10.95 all to go at ‘Bethlehem to Calvary’ || A‘ } 2 Furniture at Its Finest _ ¢., Always at 330-332 Mein Street Rochester, Mich. OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 A Distinguished Service . .. tt fi f i ' @ ee ee e offe té e ae on name ines e lan © 0 _@ Edwin at home, a daughter, , : At home, five brothers three s/f © - FUNERAL HOME e ters, and his mother, Mrs. Tooley ' 1 een | Ey ae ey Charies Timm : manana COMMERCE ice for Charles Timm, 6, OK USED CARS and TRUCKS 1948 “Willys Jeep + 1951 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan 1982 Pontiac Catalina — 1982 Chevrolet 5 Pass. Coupe 1954 Ford Crestline 4 Door Sedan } ; , septs 7 es ee |__| THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 ay . . . ! | i 2 ; . Fe | E | PQDAY'S. ASSIGNMENT FOR Grand Rapids Books ‘Glee Club Will Give AF Lifts Flying Ban. || JUNIOR EDITORS ||'0S ager, states the city’s 1955 conven-| The Pontiac High School Boys weve totey in Sate tan 2 = in Glee Club has been invited to sing | ‘he F100 Super Sabre which has/p wit’ Haun” dtons “alance| © mapas a with Iraq despite the opposition of | der government Lowihig Sor heme after Sout dave recey ef Later nese deter- i to of talks with Italian officials, Men-| mine whether the government deres said other Arab nations were| should establish wages equivalent Teh aiicnen Lat ay ents [12 UMW vay scales ao the “are Turkish alliance, vailing wage” to any care about the attitude of other produced for’ federal agencies. Arab crates, taro we ‘eare|<" ener . ps : e * ¢ @ “tama bo ae Farm Income Higher 3 ir Nert Sad had agreed'o ment fF Many Products Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser in Beirut in an effort to} WASHINGTON @—~ An Agric-| | t a 28s smooth the split in the Arab/ ture Department report showed ee wien | Lake Contra Airlines League caused Nuri’s agree-| today despite: a general lowing the PNP’s parliamen meant wtih Saantales. Dat to Cae, |aiat te Auser "peateet sates) election victory thres weeks ago. | Now Employe-Owned Nasser, after a meeting of the | 19%54, returns farmers received for poop sige 5-4 eer agent rang Bp tcartasclipray raip dh anya Egyptian Cabinet decision | many commodities averaged. high- > Hugh before a employes Lake Central ‘tae, ee* col gem ude’ Ge idee welat On Se Ee joint session of the House of Rep-| lines has ot would meet Nuri and the Cabinet chp lligoael eare age nye eatin Creecnn ne Lat | S156 par cnst of ta ertueen stock , cent Council. Lloyd . frome Ara Ezcgue Wf ro” at iS es along with the other Manle seid he House his chiet| vice president, and Robert W. Cit on reaty average prices received goals were governmen operations president ap DEPENDENCE ZONING BOARD, - ROLFE H. SMITH, maining in Washington during the | | assemble the group March 15 in Indians Get Top Dollar unfolding of the critical Formosa | Switzerland. question. SAN CARLOS, Ariz. #@ — The There was no verification of San Carlos Apache Indians re- Leah Does Good Job Taipeh reports that Yeh is in con-| ceived above-market prices for the sultation with the State Depart- livestock at a series of auctions ment on a declaration concerning. the defense of the Matsu and | of the more than 4.000 head of cat- which crashed into a passenger Quemoy islands off the Chinese | tle came from Arizona, California | train and began leaking. A switch mainiand. and New Mexico. | engine pulled GUTHRIE; Ky. @®—A vandal re- -| Townships Fire Free And It Just Rubbed Off | was badly in need of repair. Trucks ar . _ | | began hauling and dumping gravel MUSKEGON \ — Firemen in| GRAND HAVEN, Mich. @® —! on the oily : Muskegon and Norton Townships Under “ ence,” . one ? 2 checked off January 1955 as an| ' held on the reservation. Purchasers leased a brake on an oi] tank car}. the leaky car to the | The annual meeting of the Pon- qreph thet both tiac Child Guidance Clinic will be ' fene. end volume controll Sturdy leatherette case in of _ two-tone green, two-tone . according to end tweed. : / man, The public is invited. . 24° A PAIR OF \ Come in or phone “FE 3.7168 a7 S. Saginaw FRI. SAT. & MON. A Big Westinghouse Sale mw YOU CAN BUY —— ee ANY WESTINGHOUSE NT APPLIANCE or TV FOR ONLY P ca cn , The House of Discounts . * RY! ae * ra WEEK IF YOU HUR — . _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955. o- The span would be 200 feet longer than that of the Golden Gate Bridge. at San Francisco, which has ranked as the world's longest since 1937. 5 And the Narrows Bridge, which ot New York Authority completed by 1960, the next decade Italy build a suspension bridge with a 5,000-foot center span across the Strait of Messina connecting the toe of Italy with the island | of Sicily. Thus the superlative in length | to 3, which has virtually had a monop- oly on it — the late 19th cen- The 16 largeat suspension bridges and all but one of the 27 largest cantilever bridges are in the - United States and Canada. The York ‘Narrows, Mackinac Lead Chisel tak ea ee a ke, est steel arch bridges and 10/ | of -the largest continuous truss bridges. The world’s highest suspension bridge vaults acréss the Reyal Gorge of the Arkansas River in Colorade at a height of 1,053 feet. Engineers now are embarking on the most ambitious bridge con- structions projects since the 1930s, when most of today’s leading sus- pension bridges were built. After the Golden Gate, the long- est suspension bridges are the’) George Washington crossing the Hudson between New York City and New Jersey (3,500 feet): the Tacoma (Wash.) Narrows across. | the Puget Sound (2,800 feet); San Francisco Transbay (twu spans, 2,310 feet each), and the Bronx- Whitestone across the East River ‘in New York (2,300 feet), This lineup will be changed in Upper and Lower Peninsuliaé of Michigan. This bridge will have a center span of 3,800 feet, rank- ing it longer than the George ‘been an off and on years... One question was what | pal of the McConnell ‘School. He| 7 Royal Air Force Hunter — only “| hit by anatomic bomb and ‘its _| 8nd upon his release returned to . able. to the RAF . euparen sre, ee wis Wil ak Fi Friday | gsis" rmecent se Winlof No Ni Dolease: Sine ome 4 s 2 Se “ 4 Washington but shorter than the | of New York? —=— The monthly Oneg t will Tn 1946, be.was. appointed as- LONDON w — Britain's: govern- age boro ” Ward = | certain modifica Gelden Gate. This possibility bothered defense |°* FT#4ay evening at Congregation sistant principal ef Pontiac Bigh | ment denied an opposition charge| said, ‘but as it is, the Hunter is In making comparisons of the | officials for many years, and not | >"#! Israel at 8:30 p.m. papers: Ss. ave yao yesterday that defective fighter |a formidable aircraft —— lnath of suspension beidgns engl | nt 199 did they give the bridge | | Asiting Rabb Henry Menchan- | tou Sentry far. Maljatn ta fle ‘bream ‘have ett Brian | ———— use following children, member of | 6 Board directors io 6 : ” the ‘two: towers rather than the| Modern techniques of cutting up| members of the Religious Scheol: || of pe -a , } “no alr defense whatever.” | Sharpshooter Wasted distance from anchorage to an-| underwater debris, the Army suid, Phyllis Kernov, Eric Blumene, me, : tangas. Laborite Woodrow Wyatt touched If the distance between | make * At the close of the service, Rabbi | off the exthange in the House of |-TYLER, Tex. — Miss Betty anchorages were used, the accept: be blocked niore then « few. hours Gamburd,- Melvin Toby and Ren- ; : aole* : ty st of special reception. in honor of the |it expected that defects’ in the |been named a deputy sheriff ce ae eae if the bridge fell in. ald Surowitz, birth ‘of their son, Avrdhom, to| Hunter fighter, which causes en-|Smith County. Her skill as a — re COs | , will be ie ors wees ie Kanses in 1861 was fhe Giret Btate mee which ot aie cagtely .. | gines an Sah ae eae eres. marksman, however, w con- instance, would be the “longest” | © give women a vote, but that was The j; on the basis of its 8,614-foot length only in school elections: made YOU ALWAYS SAVE.AT. ... sCunningham’s, i. DRUG STORES — SALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY om | 7,200 feet trom anchorage to an- chorage. Suspension bridges have been getting longer and. longer ever since steel cables were used to replace rape and fron chains in their construction. The Brooklyn Bridge, the first to use steel cables, was .com- pleted in 1883 and its main span length of 1,505 feet still ranks it among the top 10. New York Narrows Bridge has project for FOR ALL TIME... = Give fat a diamond fr Valentine's Day-. a diamonds are SP o7 WITH HEART jane, ICA VALENTINE'S DAY “zac” 29: enero eclerfd assortment of fine cards. 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PSR Be pny 2 UL i ital; 3 514) gS esta eetteleuatte git nisin mit! Ww - 84 oa ul — 7 p i pit FAB . 4 sf shad Heine ars? saitdy gale i HE aiity! iii 8 ay AlN Ss Pape}. SF afte psatscy, ci ogl THe EEE g- = i; ek ih ul Es & if; nH oe nH | Bee o— i | th cat pec Uj tial ie ipl iiss dts] = Ge — § bs PEST a tsi oy inl] SE Se ay 4 : Be en E# 642) Hani HUE eh Fr i a SiR a H ne qa it THY = Feet ep “pe ‘ Sa.) ie deal = 2 30 The Pontiac Press | FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-181 From & a.m. to 5 p.m, - - - ~ FE “ing Sra ete | Wid Cito Board | Wanted Real Estate 224 es + : " : = = 7 or ‘ | 4 7 : . = *s - ‘ | = THE: PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, “FEBRUARY 8, 1955 “ : Income Tax Service \17, FUNNY BUSINESS =~ rxer |Wanted Real Estate 32A “TRDIVIDUALS’ a’ ‘SusiNEsaEs | eELEEE a eR ee gt : |S Bagmaw, ie eames | ee _ ste THE NEW MODELS LISTINGS WANTED io eas = . - ee comm: . ee * iste” < z ~ == A Also need well located ; POR CHILDRE: 18 Maynars Cr. me | See pans vag Oy § days hy Week, 2 to 3:30, light — ee we cae on | poveeen Ag oon) weling. We wil ise Bross " References, (Malddieaged "women remotes mizore_Ave | PAUL D. HAMMOND bumper, North Northwest “ear ang bare — ey “Refer soces. Write Pontise Press INCOME TAX SERVICE, ror | See oe ad +m eves. Pa re satis ea fagon te abe Garis MAJESTIC mga souag | Eade Bono oey Pabe “als “= Se REIT See Needs sight. waitresses. 10 p.m | 078 and_boardery. es alse FoOmae HOME CALLS ACCOUNT. F McKINN y rs. £@ ras, Pride fogustry, 316 to c mon Call Larry cher | er bonE IN MY HOME. aya ; ER | ee Pe ca ee SAVE MONEY yard, 226 E. a, N. win wa i contract Realtor Beep meen) §=NEFEDED Se ee | Se en | A he —— Rh many features. STENOGRAPHERS reads enol Oe Fe ceo. | WORKING MANS Tax SERVICE | ' | Wanted: Homes, Farms, Parking, extra commissions pos- “ee mye CARE FOR a a Be, pact Land Contracts a FE pene i = “i eee | ea baw? BT a ‘PA a JONES REAL ESTATE ALN CHRP TO_MANAOE | “Statistical Typists POX ¢, EXPERIENCED, WELL ieee eee | | _— ae 6 have best of ref- . , qualified ty » Comp. opere- oa a | LISTINGS WANTED Sis "For wtervfew, ceil PE 4128, | Comptometer Operators | _sveame wort. Pe Sate" | BENJAMIN CUS | ee T MEN WANTED 2) TCS | siDDLE AGED LADY DESIRES | 1¢ NIAMIN'R. e Backus ages BEATE, train the and air eoe- ston be Baverionses Experien start cr ee FE ¢ise2_ Eves. FE 60317 | PLateu 23567 MAN. PONTIAC | _ in & physician's. office. ma. | & Ferme bestnces ené commereia) ze gual Call MOTOR , = casreores Orel | Sama : Roy Knauf, Realtor Herth aver W. Byron ia poxe Th : ;|_““When do they feed ‘em, Mom? They've all got their | 455 aura re stat » yo DIVISION . WASHINGS AND TROWINOST FICE mouths open!” he Mgplepres Engeieage of "boosbeeping’ Sales , WAsWING Ait iRONINOS TARER *Pnoas pa | Mel ae ois. |, ogi — - : & Personnel Dept. in, Holiday Parms. OR 33261. Fagen Phooey Lost & Found 24 wae ey “earl, Sho rnape | Tetime career ee oLexwoon ave, «| WARRINOS AND TRONINGS. VE | “ioe, Ph. Pootiae Laundry. PE | 0 CLARK REAL ESTATE: pte eee ty ee , Pou gums haaene, Teme ee ward Birmiggham OPPORTUNITY FOR WANTED: HOUSEWORK 3 DAYS, Moving & Trucking 19 VGinte Soumber Bars aod ee - PERE eS COMPITENT WOMAN. soca ee one Say sere, gape. noe | mate Ea Senet MIDWEST ges seit cmploved rice earns eae: FE rene reeconsble rates rz ii"tat!|_ Hobbies & Supplies 24A ee Carton or | seromting We epeciaiise in permanent jobs| er information coll hiilterd, MU. | _om¢ ving to. VE ¢-1161. SB. MESSENGER & MOVING with Pontiac's pest, firms, ' tual 40375 and arrange for per- WILL TAKE CARE OF SMALL : youxe om sonal_ interview. bey 3 to ¢ years. By weet. PE Rees Rates. sartiase. - : ‘| Gos JOBS — ee IN sas REAL TD ge pag > LADIES WOULD Liki pian. He tT wae FY 1 Ma's ST R00: Cred ee r E To 3 a ca: era bom ace | jaca taaons —coeawed “Tak ESR Pr See RY 2 | ee asa eae "0. $860 | FHOROUGELY — ERPERTENCED : eee fo) ee | a | ie Midwest Employment Sata FE Shin ta “appoint | a | : 3 NEED A JOB? __ WEST SIDE FLAT ee te ersar'arcz| $100 Per Week | Se : dl : : e 5 ge time 3. Cal PE S-a8td tor sopeint | gram’ and) blimited vupply"et | LOOK, AED CEMENT WORE Wan warm —%_ Yow snuce| Notices & Personals 25 : March 1. See Mr baw g 123 sorting, inmost pleat. — — a AYDEN, Realtor oe : ser erarand Tins "oti| Geos dh Ueckats Labs ane *| —haDENTAA oak | O'DELL CARTAGE , expenses paid. Steady work paid | WAITRESS. DAY AND NIGHT | Alterations recreation rooms & | Local and Long Moving. | LADY, DOES over ra WANTED—FARMS : vecation and shift A fy person, 204] Au- _ OR 3-2870 Z Ls A a fady from soil? aby = Amd aad comenel or t your = : further pacuculars see Mr. | _bura ud tociaben han. CARPERED WORK. ALTERA: | TROGRINO be ANY RIND ALB _fine Foam: Walte's Notions. | hom. 1-40-00 Acres south of Pontise. : eifo''e ‘pm. et the Waldron Stet pe (om, TRI! Sldey Ole St sun mete Gerpe coum! Thswsnte pores | Ris Templeton, Realtor | 3_ 200-200 acres East of Auburn : TRUCK eset 2B CEMENT WORK: RESIDENTIAL N. A 3) pe meg hers thas ee ee re he Heights. : Plause’ prose Bis ent" '™* | WARTED: | _Harineet"Somans Pe tS es es Ser id et besvstaned as 000 pee ee ee 4 ae bleg e ne | Sa pbserg ing ome Poo eesoments. ar ar ‘Fault “Sime Sos, "owing: | stucgeedy tnd edaigact’ fer ott | S"kasipece 'necitg 7H 8 ele: 7 : z m. oe _ Le 5 } A ie s a ad omy want By uiguea-raeg | TTUCKS to “ae Serie tigers | eee a ot) Soke cat “WO 1-466 or write : Tagen Tetauer "2348. T will uot be Feaponsible te Se Sen-Te a | watt ae Ave. mig pe a 4 Ton Pickup 1s con stake. for amy deble contracted by 927 | vou BUY IT—WELL vapiadh It EXBUC NCHR ACE ‘ ., Seaver 250 &.. Pontiac, ; S, UsED 703 SALESMAN. MUST BE es Sarva YRS a py we eereeees Se enn WAN TO ante ‘Industrial Tractor Co. hae “Vaena. | Hs reine of Posting. learn Dusiness. Chance to make pss Daly teteeee @unteve | a = REDOCE pape: property. ws atone | a re etal — FE bie stipated? Try ou | | WARD E. PARTRIDGE | ere emer |eLt, Painting & Decorating 20| _ss!_brosrams Gall PE cain | 17 REALTOR, FE 2-8316 | cami a a Reming & Decorating 2 | raxwen EUMIONTRED SHOE aah a | oH tare Exp (ercury _« | elle y he trel Lincoln mate. FE 4-0256. Fi , fete Tat | a eer a taene oe ere ag eet "| ACREAGE—VACANT. o Hy} PAINTING. PAPERHANGING | Wid, Household Goods 27| [7™,) ores yp je Ne needa ead burner service. Must ; ” . CRON Lag ~ For a deal, call Bete Feet An | CASH FOR ALL, OF, USED | us : VANTED: EXPERI- ENCED TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT SALESMAN. PON- offer now. I'll do job. Part- or dishes. time All money will go to church FU RITURE NEEDED Edw. M. Stout, Realtor i _ thie seep me sitet oa | "PEL Ta “mee White OA O20! or PE seb iter vie ae Painting, Wall Washing a TIAC FARM AND IN- Free estimstes. Reasonabie. furniture buyers Cash waiting. DUSTRIAL TRACTOR ne eS aeeenee LET U8 BUY iy OR A it CO., 825 WOODWARD “Free estimates. FE 6H 2 et Pesan tose * AVE. FE 4-041 PAINTING, INTERIOR, eExteR- \VANTED FURNITURE See _ . | Seon 20 yrs, exp. FE If you have earthing tor - _ Help Wanted Female 7 ~ PAINTING PAPERHANGING | ~ teous service fad the be, biah- AVOM COSMETICS TUPPER On oS 2 T gS SALES ( CO. 48 HOURS A well advertised cosmetic con- EAINTING AND PAPERING | oaxi a LAROEST FOR YOUR HOME sa and Ont SOME WEST RE Wass | OO METERS © She OR 33904 or OR 3-040. | WH Rr" : WALL WARRING AND PAINTING. 7. Re WRIGHT OR VALUET Free estimates. FE 5-221). ; 2 348 Oakland ave ; WANTED: A CHERRY WOOD Ta- | FE $001 ss CE 80083 : Photos & Accessories 21 See, sous conttiva! sities, Sse 4 PPP P DADA PL ALIL LPP L PPD leaf or gate leg. Phone §-0038. . . , xo 8 SM mat 3 NEEDED TODAY e m i, ational. ee ee _Wtd, Miscellaneous 2B Memes ‘esoueese.cen).) We +e + Muron Shopping $-9635. Ay rence St. PE 3-0138. _ : con He Pca WA - ood are SD erest peed tet : Werk Wanted Male 10) APPLIANCE SERVICE ~ keds Keep the buyers waking anr . : We, service sltmabes reson cwabers AN CT ne RADIO OPERATOR'S @ & 4/ longer. Cell now ‘a SUP Aue Gonaen cleaners. FE 4-235 Private ‘bath and entrance 116 i. a Se ee Pe raat | OA ARE EP ee cncoreegene-pan | fia M, Stout, Realtor, Ease too pavame mare | ™LSIUETE weer Walle and windows. “Reasonabdie. ~_ Television Service “$3 | en with ‘cultiverns. ‘Pee, Pract 5S ee ate aad entras we gees pearte: |) ES COSA SSN CS wie j Free_o8 FE?SN ee sau usgnd Holy. nae 3 CLEAN WARM ROOMS RIGHT DO. ALL LARGE ROOMS SEWER CLEANING | OY pRibiee Pe Sa ry senyicn oe oD WANTED | _Pacdoce Pe satin" © | FoR sPactous Livino. we 7 ROOMS. BATH & : GUARANTEED TY REPAIN ORY Goap AND Oe PATH © EITCHEN | OAs STEAM MEAT FUR- DOW'S Radio TV. RT ‘aan : i. age Sho ee xT FOR G08 Fal fy Siva EB. aext to GMC. Truck NISHED. AVAILABLE wet Some — eo “Tipe wie and 0. Been aes betas | Pent OY | ABOUT Mancu.s.wnire + | | Small'dowe ee : m| MITCHELL'S TV | Sun” angtatthery -tnop. ass a | oCemeee oe ee | | nS heme Smeee Boe aes = -| se Pixe FE 221! {ec “Prove OR DAM niva Giewe pon A ~_ Pai BATH AND) =| BLE, ea A os. Sar _ Typewriter Ser Service 22A ~~ Money Wanted 2BA| room, home inside the ety. Can Sat. FE, 9-067? —— GEO —— Ra. ‘Waterford, CAREER GIRLS a Get auw | Electric—Sewers Cleaned on eee ee | BAY 94.500 down. Call J. A. TOY: 5 ROOM APT. ON WOLVERINE 9 ACRE FARM 10 MILES NORTH Feene Of 3038 ' Ber “FORD, she can help | “AMFRRIE® Suitable now. ‘Burt| 2% hr. service. No results, no ~\EYPEWRITERS RENTED NEED $1.00 SECURITY. $2.00 ser, Realtor. | ee Cee. a a — ee 4 ty ; you the job you want. ~ Seurdeeh, PE 31061. ; charge: chemically treated st no Mitchell's 123 N. Saginaw @.__ win repa, 12° per cent | PARTLY PURNISHED 5 ROOM Gbis “4 water. 67) month FE / 7 .. : extra | TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA- _interest, Poatine Press bos x. COMPLETE Qpertment. Suitable fer couple. ore -ReReAL > FAMILY 7 | |. Taal Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners) fine peins, Exper ce sun. WANTED TO BORROW 86.000 AT ; eee ee ee 3 { Go., 17. Lawrence. ~— ey ey Real Estate Service Tine, Adults S ow NEAR oa | Uphoistering 23) eS | Lent to trade your present nome | decorated “ery, BATH. ae LY ‘ , ; seers se ds: of namical “eat faraished apt., or will bey Te SES, BS WAR Rooms PRIVATE BATH : : — “THOMAS UPROLATERING,_— | ROW fore. ot wBiain. FE 1-20 om your lot or ours, maty lots Midwest Employment % 8. TELEGRAPH Fe 5-08 / COUPL 10 MOS. | with, nd wimous lake frontage of | 5 ___ 7 BLDG SLIPCOVERS. DRAPES 8 BED- old baby desire 5 room Pasase: , “oe. will sub. ha ite eco “ & Sontag Al, Your material. PE 56797. pS ae : = SRAPES ALI COVERS MATER: | nf. house. Close in. — BW. Howara. A | eS open and Curb Waitress ais, Beadle, FE 5-1877. x Ney co : 4 me ~ : Reasonable rent. Will REALTY j Ti Par | 4... yt Cooley Late Rd. EM) give'excellent care. Ref- Re. Frotics | seis, Ceptamee, Compe cals. Fe | Fos erences. FE 8-1215. sage tes Tat TE? Lost: PAIR OF & at | ae ae B. KEITH THE LAKE MAN ? Wrp. RIDE aaiiaan : Bar tis as 4 “ . © & s Bee fs 43 ye 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 * : mses \43| Fer Sale Houses 43, — 3 ae ee aie ‘Sale Houses. 43) For Sale Houses 43| _ For Sale Houses le ~ a cl na . - enna a ed "5 erg . , Ad ~~ “a z 2. toe sia. sSnioes. DOWN. : + lacs ebhuat ve Gis—$ic ki yg 5 a “Fer Salo Lake Prop. 44 ~ THE BUY OF (NT 2 LS ‘S’hedrocma, Bring seca diuaad CLARK VO} {ES - BARTRAM. i. BA FE. FY . ‘ a a . | $308 Dinie Bway _ on 2 RAEN cat Ta saranda acer me ees aces ee ing. School buses pass the b k and dining room. Oil heat and garagse. Sia os Seat cot Se price Sees ee Pu oF. J OWENS Sn eee 3 Negeame trang eon, Hess Sale Suburban Prop. 45A / ment, coal fufusce. garage, chic. - - STOUT'S ain jmudes : ION 1 rome asnce ATTENTION - io eas aS BEST BUYS Sees S| op BUILDERS | tile path ‘shower slid 2. : ’ Bloomfield , bing. Automeat-| CITY, EAST SIDE. ¢ rooms, 3{° price. 2 2 L. H. BROWN, Realtor | seres.. ia ex form f2 Sen es TODAY Very’ madera home with fai Seae-| R. D. RILEY, BROKER G20 ED Mhsas waukE EMI) St snibiocee gf 8 er more tts fall_Séogment, Soe T° ee MASTERPIECE ment. Paved street. Only $2.760 "phone Pe’ 41187 OVER aN ACRE" #08 aot he t informatio ee * 3 hn th aa . ge : . Soe aad tas mm i pe Gun Sono CLARK REAL I ESTATE ILLER seer rooms ca tet hoor, ; SMALL FARM HERBERT C. DAVIS Ve gfe /S- pea w. el Eh wohen Evenings ; M . Full ba ent, off furnace, full x of Rochester | Roa aa tes es a Bt um is Seeuta it: a NORTH aa 6 rooms & bath on horse, | car 1f'500.° $8,000 dowa. . NOTHING DOWN ae teem fecturing © nat- GOING 2 bedroom home. Full both. Put Mh Seon, wiah. guapereh. 2 leree| shown Ne ae VILLAGE taco | 2,04reeus unfinished house, with Dutt stim, ody with aie 7 basement.” oa nr | ot 4 xa ney garage & ores: | FRA) SHEPARD > Sin, a ae eo Ss artis coi art GOING NORTH SUBURBAN gO rl a WK... > oy Bomolete wish | 32007. | tires vedrooms, the master GOING Zuhattoom dome, Near seboste, | sila at: 91,186. DEN | Watkine Pontiac Estates : sted doors." Large sor $950 DOWN Sa nob Sry HAVE Tie 70| fu""fuaerane “A task om | J.C. HAY seeriso_ oes, 2 sewer wall got ear | PuRcHA z LONE, OF . heed : 86 E. Walton Bivd. | om gout ee tate itl; te- : aera TO Ci Ei fartene ist ton oy oeeg | | Se a ome. Man —_ MEDIATE OCCUPANCY $4950 with $1000 down. A beaut! HOMES ere or, terioed Drayton ND LAKE PRIVILEGES NE proud to show to today's most a ae . ET > , PULL SALES PRICE. sie: particular buyer. G. 1. terms! 100x180 1%, bapding sites. Very : ie a Magee ME SiR) REALTY CO. | Sint Weresle ataisar| ioe SMa Sat ; ot OUR Ae “ Stevens Farms | Ge ERR SE ae: ae ST) ROPE co] SeaGeks c= 5 bed 3 itv. 2328 LEBELT RD. —— -AMONA COURT | xe} ve and stores. On good proads. e STS are SEE Petit, ae ree | Sa oe Se Sees, é Fe a , unit, 3 ear garage. $0.250. terms, | Seems es and arkston Or a RSELF | w Rich. campeting’ in the |) ROOMS PART BATH. 3 -| The WILLis M. en scres. Wooded parcels. On | ae ac ectne: | EY user malesce| ceaariss Sergey fa The nor, emg mate omen| or a RY diy ata’ Blt ne See ; the finishing te touch. Sttcemiined mapa. 51-00 per month 2 lots 136 East Organization Pe Soul _EE ¢38s are et ag sere cleared tor ? noe Peikes Seuss en private. 3 ws AChEs «ROOM CEMENT CASS LAKE _| SMART BUYS Foutcdation ion Lares as natural fire) Oo nidwin Waldon Acres . s ; ad ‘oaicuens “s| Gis oa "| Destrable 3 bedroom home. LOVELY SPOT walls beautiful kitchen and bath.| 5 acre parcel of nice , a aK eRe aie | te an ee | REEL Pectwmam rane ery | EAC tse aye see fore | See Banas eran ao war =~ AMArset cites aco perceiving Soom. diaing seam’ | to deal an mene’ O* oaes Situated co 1% scres of land soil, Baoy to drive your ova © ; h k = : ” Neatly Pontiac service.| and m aloe 35.950." $!. 03 DN- case us Fenton Tren_| feo Pardon eee Sortuntry Si] assy gy | eltng se Highly Seiae | SE eS Rec cree | sattettaes at S| a SEERA | aT es c earn na hgm eed | feeme and lowe, Romeed al | OT ee, excenens| "HR na See & GREGG | Sectitjrems,d Sic inch | pa Enchen and garbage Spat | Fctae cli limit ou 8 Pere ar 140 ft. deep Rene of tt hee ¥0 sees, Living rm. Siete 1 | oo Oahen Lene Ae. EM 3420? Me ye BE Eh, nen Wh ah i hie Lew ee $100 ‘down, fowe payment you better Biscktop Mireet Gued"north side | sitchen & 9 —= : Union Lake Village __ | dows. Don't wait Passion! $| bosmam' home nn Farms , : . location. CALL NOW! suscmalic water he a good fur: $1500 Down CR AWFORD © Peotiac, . 3% acre parcels. ee a gooe : 0 DOWN Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Loum kitchen. Paved . P ~ | agency INCOME BUNGALOW $12.50 | .foad. 4 mi. c | ba bre wim Mites tae Ve Soe! HUMPHRIES | Sees compicnty modern, “ange WB lang w moe = we cus Cd a Md | Ehchsa: “comans sek store Dalla. REA | Ea wy Williams Lake roe car garage, i's large ta tmocme Pive —— ‘and a| $150 do ing 20242 in Pivectly easece 83 N. Telegra: cone wun bess WEST—CITY Se eee oe ee L C LADD s of cp at 188 Pike $ Tatote_Eachenge ment win cow Ba furnace 5.00 Down Modera 6 room. 3} bedroom bun-| upper apartment. Gas heat and ow, Wetadtiohed 1018 MACEDAY LAKE auto. bw. $84 slow. Beautiful dining toom, ful ® 2 car garage. An outstanding | ..., Hwy. Drayton ; scuoor 7T ey FR Beem ACKeS | Brlteey am Suieme Ease: | cana ‘rit "beth, “Weseimeat “and | asgment and garage yin. goed | Sur .2361 Open ‘Sunday *3|GAYLORD me Sens pfrenace | Rome opt eheaes |” 7 ULE neatto:| Settee Se P| mooens suwontow | OE oP PaaS . : . — room -up. Liv. rm. G . TALU It _ ; ; ‘etive modern cin-| in. North hes ee tee 2 +058 136 Pike St. tied scuvitie thom, bot we: tiie 3 cap garage Goick: Just Sect” ranch, spe homey “ea s chine are! seams A Taylor gee block i cere jupeon "snk ay COMPANY shade makes this a perfect fat clean home! be built. Large ahs | C2operative Real Estate Service J. . 12512 master bedroom, Venetian | 1100 Majestic Bldg. WO 32-9708, aotive inne home togay ‘Beteman “ tira out, ‘Select oak Hosts, ful BARGAIN - BARGAIN REALTOR - NCE with garden spol Sox200 LITTLE FARMS : & Kampecn Reaity. 377 5 6 Rm. Bungalow ee an eemess neers | eaten keane ene en EALT preg, barking hoc (sad cas Cle neem | ES | eee tae | Sree commer aa | pale MORRIS con | Seen aMior See tel tame t. ‘ b Seng “san twee | _____ “nove — | peeme ang beth down nos including eosts. monthiy. ‘ ’ DORRIS & SON Sis “dows ‘a: ois per month, L. and home ’as. today's Bn at welns, steak ee ang peipted ‘walls Lot ia h K I win JIM WRIGHT, Realtor : Birmingham : REALTORS CO-OP MEMBERS ROWN Reaktor Stans ree pre yep ope ole an Price 4li.t0 terms, or trade Jo AN. IF ’ | 305 Oakland Ave. ve eee Moly Name Section — Only 414.900 ee tare jiREC . H. BRO N, Realtor Sime today’ | _with 0650 down FESI307. —— Since” 1908 Coanmaay Rattinae ee) ee ee Member Real Estate Exch. pan WHY RENT? Down a ey a — ° THAT KITCHEN | | Member coop nest zetete Buch.” ows Ber bedroom home| Whes « low — A 90 fap wy Waa otf Bald- Peeee FS See Bre. 73 3 INCOME APTS . : d EAST SpRORRAn, | reer FOR PFT ope fa rut Seement oa priced apaheme te Poutne an be. win trom tome 3 Log $6,950 WITH Close ie qvuptown = separate Benjamin an Laas os woe of ‘cabinets CHEROKEE HILLS! aia “inese” homes . — as ne entrance. } baths, auto. he two enclosed g ~~ S tg Giler homes ye, a ie ba an & pest" Horme os prarat e O NN esany | Cena Se Same on oes a ten eee ace Sone cos ee iss Sie cost, make an appoint- creas terme to buyer that 930 ) ‘ attractive six room home with | 800 down, easy payments. nt a eon i atte i bet fio ppmeny graph ‘Rd. ~aid cclect your site pomliger: me, yeast so" you can move Henry Clay Ave peceencim, 4500 Blencbare Cour | 2 ACRE ESTATE |—SP8-2 A. 70 9 Pi =aReE Four fats enced, ao el 1 ACRE te. Better hurry! eo an » ess & ses ane ; CLARKSTON AREA DRAYTON PLAINS of shade. Only some $3 | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor mest oak Sea J ACK ~ pes fms pow pL WM. A Lovely 3 bedroom Bg on Find ah ag OA ating oa Me NEED WE SAT MORE Me ea Nenves. FE ei monity Nations! Beak acne ms] LOVELAND | Sih sumittss | KENNEDY | Side SS | | eee | ete oro ar ee ’ ™ 7 . he ?" “ Russell Young BP saa Se *6- Bp Mere: orm, farming ns ve titchen. Pk Evenings “tl * FE soles Gear tet as ae b tetee, eae oN, large __ Bre: PE 3100 OR PE D131 Ruseel A. Nott, Realtor. 170 W. ' > | ¢ 2 car garage. Price — . sp ~~ wing room. : NT ¢ o A on Drage eed suger, es go me | Seem ghealge Sed Pint nl “Blane cened, te oe ee DREAM HOUSE ee gses On BEAGTIFET. TNE c 7] Bee RS S| PAUL A KERN, Reator| ER ETEE SE ESR | , DREAM MOUSE aie Se with e N, Rea ' : district. ANNETT DAILY 1 TO 8 KINZLER Teuieat Riches, "bath end _ oe % cama’ ie ame, TE 2.4200 eS fase. wih ve aces Drive nee? Redding Rd. MA OFFERS Vide Pe (Oe Foe eer a a Senet | S00 DOWN SCHRAM Sea tah oo cries | Me ON SROOELTS _ 3 Bedroom Bric eal ey ful' setting. Better call for @®| Large new 2 bedroom ciate i. it's & ; $200, FE _6-2014 npc cinen|) yme S cai OUR | ee | meee. tee; Santas Se! FE S.$091 of FE wae’ | “DRAYTON PLAINS Oem gown scot | Ternt pave. cay wets. cover} A HOME OF YOUR | opr epELT ROAD | Se Lan Neet dares | Ut dour Eee, ae, Reaor | & nies « meom were bome. | GAEWOOD MANOR TR P See os, eS GI $600 ae cn pyc, | ASE SEEM | Seater haste | UTS es Eta mao sett tetioaneriake“tine!| Qu ane tr ae new foundation ra, bal- FHA $1,150 Washington Jr. High Dist,| modern rancher with the See- PONTIAC REALTY __ | DERS ,| UYine Toom. Modern Ritchen. Pull in nis auiet ve sub a DOWN PAYMENT PLUS costs| ‘) @Ssiingt Teenty fous} Mires, you desire, eek kaetk: | Ger wigan PE 6-425 | We have « plat of -~ i - F—~ Full vistoo. Drive thr samme dewe — larse 3, bed. . Toot living Toset wu firgplece; fireplace. iusury bathroom. thres — bg an A eg way out home, ‘bult ‘here West Suburban and | es 3 + a Kootiy pine. cabinets ‘with "rusts Kitchen. three latge ‘bed- with gas beet) Carpeting ia hiv. pay teoh Tabs, e¢ventage ‘SxtTka BUY “DRAYTON PLAINS ting. We have @ Devutitul Sie | SSE) athe | SH Sete edp eo | Sime a ental Eee | iS Buea are Srekesne hee) cue toes same yeee| Ser caret Sere Dry ment te dbl. beth, room, ‘ Sse |. | See «| ESOS] Se meee | ee Somes REE ce laches Loon Lake Privileges Ribboned driveway. E ghee. really suits| TWO FOR THE MONEY peas Oe & Deed Ga een car se Large window. . . BARGAIN PRIC ! Here's modern bun-| 2 homes, one five room own- A alll paved. street cor Besse Sa Se me mami Eg Sates) SRE Gee bee o ERESEe car g8rage, aluminum Located Pernberry St. off . If room, | bedrooms r| img system, , e Ww. ; model as partial or fui storms screens. $12,-/ Kluabeth Lake Ra. bet ‘Seon es a Downstatty pow: basement, gas heat. way. all eee | con CRIBS Baas. Z . | er eee Fisher Body Area 600, terms Wake Rd. and Mse. der room three large o| Sa ols Mn Bt Debstautial dans | te sebect @ ben, See ethos. » for gy Bi fall bese . Do you have e large tamiy 46 Acres—Ortonville WHITE - Ei - ) payment required but sa out Jose h eisz IRWIN R A room, made kitchen, fal Be ee a, ee place for Plstly femodeted "a “Se | Suburban H h Ss on wim. oe seme REAL ESTATE COOP MEMBERS oa oil neat (to. bew housing pro Boe. ent. living’ ‘foo, "dining oom, pasted wie hl we oe: | -riugmpnrie Cesperative Real Retete Bacbange | ye sein SE Se Fe 2261 cco rivert bene terms on these lots. - ‘Bice porch, vend oor: large kitchen cedar paneled ° plastered . 74 with privileges . Ber lot Priced rie ot 60. voce — ay REALTORS gra uchen, About Pootiec. rake REALTOR a oe NORTH SIDE Templeton "PF peivil kGRS AUBURN HEI HTS te Se | arse ree ean | Templeton Beane oaieen| KEM : : * ), Realt subdivide eccord- | tax and insurance. pearly lavane : / i ota H tl we ee Realtor | et | | gown = GATEWAYS to) Set Sar Ses BS | RESCENT (AREA a eee | eas are or FE Bloomfield Highlands | O 1@l en — HAPPINESS yooms. Ba Fh ~ beth room. ay Basement Stl forced air me eace oll heat. Edw. M. Stout, eter = eek, Seaition, vestibule. ETTER mows aS. hee fining room down. ‘Unflauned -at only garage i. oe paste : ae ES "2 va, ig recta i Das Ss = BRICK TWO LEVEL © oe Fenced’ yard. ORTH SIDE %COOb BOYT | ——— Phaidon CSILES oat noha a | Tecan ni ene of the mic: ner Ciel : Leeeted caversen eae ein we fay “amdsenpea om ay oe New, x + eS 0eGe plage | mais nice 4 oom heme with For Sate Acreage 47 fing rnaoames | Lesem myname | earner tomy ro tve| ee Lik aerses | Soe tase ace | Sly oar, mS IE Sah tts Fa) oil ACRES, + wa 8 t nh Mr. : in covers " = 2 : Pontiac. level land. Beau- RENT BEATER! a ‘Tri pdoms | MY 20006 | fecuim’ Atiometic"heet "Terms | ‘tieriog the fines ee WM. A Open Even” “gun i tors.| peat Sn be ay fenced with © yest pitant at 3 bedroom hom will handle 4 'T CROWD san | available. : cues 06 5 same S aan g LOC CABIN HOME fenced with Ls eae cea rig tae 1002300 Elizabeth Lake Front Colonial. basement. ae TAnD’ CONTRASTS ie youn "ten faree Schon: win KENNEDY Otter Hills get in lake priv ie bi one the. Dixie MEU-TIAMS LAKE =| Srdrsiag ful” Big “Bahr | goon, SEIIIS TBE temtace _ anual replace. tra tayatory, 90. TERMS ay Rony Sang, tien! Gig Goren “ee Lake privileges go with this Sedrogm Gnd ile bain ge | Stik. lerely 2 beqroom heme | AND HARGER CO. | atthe tes $8,750, 17 ior ACRES 6 room bungalow; has fire- bet ite bath on with 1% baths, only 62.900 down. rp a ceeeemn, Wreeewey "Rh | 3 BEDROOM — Basement, Gas 7. AND SUN. 4 block tut’ price we eaiy'h0.000 Pull basement. of! heat, at NORTH SAGINAW. 8T. 139 w. wheree “be Pe onus! py Rae figeet,, Ottered | Meat, enclosed pored, garage. A new 3 bea ehieretiled te “raech “Ops tego Gal” for "a Ey eee | oe PEE ae | ny | settiinentts Femme = | conn TERMS ae | ; gent around, sireamcromne wt COLORED — Seen wmoen “ens | KK NIU D SEN CLEAN VALUE | LStORSR = bomen, sue | Rese! Pus iowa. 2 seem eres; |Roy Annett Inc.| * , YoU Won'T BRAT Tas "| schoo! ‘end bos. ad ti with Feasouable terme. | Soved ceilings. Oak fi tm ges fareace, Y REAL’ ° atts soy sah ee | West Side tents gf - 2-3-7) R HILTZ £ & cat ‘2 BSSar es ged Baye +N Kine S nats, tas| ae eee | J. R. _|F. C. Wood Co,} £2 . eH ‘Realtor “ey THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 Fer Sale Acreage a 2 ACRE PARCELS ses Ser . $100 down, yes Seon cae ' Edw. M, Stout, Realtor me gent APES oO “i M. ELDON CO.” FARM FOR SUB-DIVISON — PUR- _ From 63 to acres. Also or farning purvoses SP- W Din. PE_ nan & Son, 66 _West\/Huron, @ ACRES; 3 MODERN : own. 286 «sere 5 homes, 2 large fee, dairy bare and other buildings. Geoa ly $140 per acre. A reaij fare or John Kinsler: Realtor 670 Ww. FE 43525 St. Eves. tin 9 Co-cparative ‘e Real Estate Bacheose ie rep ter puivies. Secbe —Healty,"orwarme 78 MNS 5, ACRES, $1450 DOWN fully insulated, attached : ghickea “and brood oe foot ce 278 acres, 3 . 000.00, terms. 120 acres, 4 bed hom $18000.00 terms. . 100 acres, 3 bedroom hom - 000.00 terms. “- 13 ac: with modern home A- $7500.00 terms. = Dome At RB . With modern “yt 2 miles paved Td.. $13000.00, brick Good residential SYLVAN REALTY 28 ORCHARD ree oa ET ERT HEE? Cum F PRiae AP SOTO. Oe as SYLVAN REALTY 2383 ORCHARD LAKE RD. PE. 5-418 2952 PRYNNE CASS LAKE AREA Income Home ct ta aes Be toe $5,000 Terms, SYLVAN REALTY 2383 ORCHARD LAKE RD. FE 6-04618 DIXIE | HWY. RIDGEWAY 7 975 Baldwin E 46202 Co-operative Real Estate Euchonge Rent-Lease Bus us Prop 49A WARD AVE. F AVE. FRONT- building. FE 4-0461 or 40534 EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL | suitable eny busi- L alieke f, FE 5-618 aq. ft. ‘Business Opportunities 51) -BEAUTY PARLOR 8 equipment and Lease” Fully 46402 for ent. Real Estate W. Huron +6402 i133 W. St. Open ‘Evenings Go-eperalive Real Estate Exchange Below Freezing! wre ts faust around the So how's the time te in- Bar=Trade 1 7 mame" tavern, Beats ie ee 3400, 7 Masse _ STATEWIDE Sale Business Property ty 49 Goop INVESTMENTS, 9 ~~) ie ? CLASS “GC” BAR OR TAVERN WANTED | R. D. RILEY. 1 BROKER £35,000 cash No phone informa- oP WILLIS M. — 65 «ON, te, Secretar ot Beate a ce __FE "Lose “OPPORTUNITS Y om SIM Open busters GROCERY BARGAIN oor estabi: k complete — of- . Long term lease hard per month, including heat. FIRST—DON'T BE SORRY. To: Buy-To Sell-To Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT 2-0263 Open Eves. ‘ti! 9; Gun. 164 W. Huron : DOOR TO BRANCH POST OFFICE : HOT SPOT How you like to se, Sage, iot ent oe Dillding 40x85. Can be divided in hails. rent pay = Drapes Pate re pices tant $10,000 down. Let Ss anew Giroux & Hicks REALTOR 4306 Dizte Rwy —— Plains OPEN NTIL SUN 1 TO. iu : | Partridge 3 THE “BIRD” TO SEE A REST HOME , Beautiful 18 rm. rest home Large dining room, excellent fire alarm system. Jugt to Handle. Ws @ positive money maker! NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET in well dn. plus small stock. HIGHWAY BAR .- Located on busy 4 lane U8. hb near Pontise.. 1 sid WARD E. PARTRIDGE MICHIGAN BUSINESS REALTORS SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS $1,500 DISCOUNT ON CONTRA on 57 Whittemore. Write 903 Florence, Apt. 3B, Bay City. Ph. __3-8889, INVEST Your money im a good land con- tract. Have po excellent buys with liberal discounts. Ca: or PE 8-0441 Ask for Ted McCullough. Ia (Gs TAYDEN. Realtor 66 E. Walton Bivd. Open Eves. ‘Money to Loan 53 nw fists Licensed Lenterty | 3:30 € SW. Need Money? Gane FE 5-8121 For auto financing. refinancing, payment of — anv loans are meet eted on your first visit and io _ few saimites Liberal repay- Home & Auto’ Loan Company]|;2%; 7 Community —— — pag. Hours 9 to ® tr WAITING. ‘You May Borrow = PR oe eovte.008 | TEAGUE. FINANCE CO. Foe: Siz oth roy a Bsn rATR “ e Fae PE: 41538 ance LOANS tne” Boing oguod "business, Bus $825 to $500| Ba “LOANS to 9500 voli £o, ‘eo 262 N. MAIN. ROCHESTER, MICH. Extra Fast Service "You can borrow $20 - those quickly ure, car ‘chheut os HOUSEHOLD FINANCE si Bias i Sean oath ee RIENDLY WHEN You. NEED $25-$500 We can help you with your money | problems. You can get up to and repay in small monthly pay- | ments. Telephone us er call st our office. TATE FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 703 Pontine State Bank Bidg. MONEY for People Who Work A. SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE “$25 $50, $100 up to, $500 If your weekly family in- - ee is mn ween $35 and 50. and are working, this: cervical! is designed es- pecially for you. When necetsary every effort is made to give F na the money im one'.day, ne of repay GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORPORATION 69 W. Huron St. Phone FE deral 3-7181 SHOPPING FOR A LOAN? © “YES" promptiy to employed men. women—married of single. Na- Geawiae credit. Single visit loan, gro on Phone, write or come ‘LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.. TW Lawrence, FE 29240: Pontiac Mortgage Loans 84 LOW INTEREST. mer sweemorigage. canceled should H. G PETERSON Prone FE boat or PE Leth 4 JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave. Co- tative Real Estate io see | 1955 PONTIAC 4 DOOR FOR ‘OLD- | _er car, OL 27306 OR RENT 1 MODERN . = $-0015 lanti, i MODEST MAIDENS | Say ALAN “T put my picture on his desk so that = won't forget me!"* ’ By Jay Alan | Sale Household Goods 37 LPP Oe $500 | AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC DRYER Balance 41 $10. per month. model tomatic washer, Balance at _ver month. Phone MY 3-371! ADMIRAL DUAL-TEMP REF RIG- perfect con- eu- OR BOTTLE GAS Universal clothes dryer special, $1009 06. Easy ee Ken- | M Dixie H BI /TWELL “Gas RANGE, 8 Kitchen cabinet $17.50. Rec’ room back yon Fuel - wy. 2401. aie GHOCK's USED FURNITURE, appliances, exchange. 10. *paidein ‘Ave. “ave. “= CASH FOR ALL KIN oy Senn furniture of dishes. Pm $3883 CIRCULATING MEA HEATER. 5 ROOMS Milferd, MU 44483 Gia FOR PURNITURE OR tools, Phone +2717, chairs, ike new. er. Tatre kitchen a they 1 drop leaf, 1 library table. 1 occasional | chair, FE 56-8675. | GENERAL ELECTRIC 81 STOVE. . | _FE 2068 | HOTPOINT RANC Ge, Mat Foy | automatic owell. Re : * es, ae eee CU. PT. W WEsTINONDUSE AE | "ia excellent condition, $100. FE codwane. | 18 FT. OrRIONT AMMANA DEE EEP | 18 wos. old. Cor ee Reg. $6.95 Enamel . TRADE — Sin gre py or auto for new housetrailers. SXCHAN ‘GR FE 2.3000 TRADE PAIR OF TURKEYS _13 heavy laying hens. MY Spine. os 56, BARGAINS OW MEN'S, WOMEN Plastic Tile eeeeeseetc 2c | ere Aided bet | Harold's s, ™"140°S | HOOVER $1.69 es aw . APT, a WABHER. ye Soa between 9 & 5. il aoovaa 5 SicttH “Like NEw, "S| $14.95. Belts, s, brushes, ali efid _ earn clothing. Resale — 956 Myrtle. Huron Gar- |, MQUTON aie COAT. | IMPERIAL “MAHOGANY = DROP Malet 14, 930. leaf table, pad, chairs, MAN'S OVERCOAT. LADIES AND | ‘ch | Credense butiet, $100. clothes. FE 40670 after | _>-7122, after @ 0 ee or oad for an0.06. how E SATIN WEDDING Gx . 06, No i. a te pew Reas, OL | only 6125, MT ¢-1300. _ 28, AftetG pm - | ELECTRIC WASHER 2 PR. "s ER SKA : rs and refrigerator Ges sto ae ‘1% and 8 $8 and $19. pr. ANTIQUE ORGAN WAL- Duncan 8 Ry dining set ~ SOLID MAHOGANY | sleigh bed. soos mirror with bureau, +2368. transit, 6 in models at terrific values. Michigan 393 _chard Lake Ave. ~- KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE, | just 965. Call OR almost new, 3-4633 after 6 p.m. KENMORE GAs STOVE. 5 Yrs. | My cult even, good condition. __Ml 1 47852 — LEUM AND PAINT ) price at — 183.N. Perry jear Sears. - up Large Duo-Therm. twin burner oil heater; like new, $100. OR 3-5081, 6-9 p.m. ~ $50.50. | = reation | ¢ s Liege o | £ a es iecali RC ‘Sale Household Goods 57 = or ee : RANGES; 6950 AND GOLEMa) . Munro Electric. = _ spent nn __Oriental rug. M ‘we x" opapte Car Pontiac Rd. WAYNE GABERT'S ° MAPLE with kidney table. PE 30403. 3 ROOMS — Sale Household Goods $7 PP PPPOE = eh 80 GAL ELECTRIC HOT WATER. heater, EM 3-3428. | LEAVING cITry RPS MUST SELL. t, prove Soest he hee toe | salad Frayer Refrigeration sa9 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4-4792 See Se Block = ency dining set, buffet. | OF NEW AND USED FURNITURE Davenport and chair, 2 ued bles, =~ cocktall table, floor lamp. 2 lamp tables, 2 table lamps $59.50 ® suite. Tabie, piece —_— china gad bate ta- on full sise- bed. New. MANY ITEMS Easy Terms THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. : ar ware WALL “ee RUNMING PF. ox0 TILE ive Smith’s, 257 S. Saginaw f LATE ELECTROLUX 3 elec. motor. Like DON’T yey rs umes "feciling ners Efe fat wall paist 2% gel 3%, wae ree Se we ere. McBride Hardware $149.95 | OPEN SUNDAYS @ TO 12 FE 2-0082 rs TABLES, BLOND. AND "302 85. These will save new. FE) 5 en fein: ” WAL TON TV Walton. Cor. Josiyn _PE_ 3am? rear ee ny wlaD'he ‘o air ¢ 1 ee Rental, aw. +5246 Artists’ supplies, hobby supplies—check our new - classification “Hobbies and Supplies” No. 24A, #8 | ANCHOR FENCES |"t No money P. “ i -PREE ESTIMA FE 35-7471. IGY' . BOYS, NGOLI6SEH mede. 3 speeds, St. PE 4431, Birch Doors 2 Ft. MERCER SALES 400 Pont. Tr Walled Lz. MA ¢2223 Garage Doors ae | ' weenie cee sas neeees cere eerene REFRIO., a mach. Cheap for cash. FE 5-0575. RECREATION ROOM OR ! SUMMER COTTAGE Furniture built by Rattan Craft of California consisting of a 4 piece ai sofe Lounge | chair with ottoman. Corner table, cocktail table. Two one Upholstered in dark green and brown cotton friere. foam lbber cushions and backs, $2305. room bed and mi i Bookcase, 35x14 tn. $18. Sgppohes , @90d con- BOUGHT, sid & 8X. Turner's, 602 Aft. Clem cha . __ens. FE 2-0801. REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR'S 1954 beet brands. Perfect. New guar- anteed 5 years. Buy ‘new | ron: WRINGER WASHER $20.00. . PE 2.2005 SENTINEL ; TELEVIBION 10 Ma =. condition. “i $45, MI 1300. ee OVAL TOP. Victorian . 85 Waldo. One of America's | E Be 3 § ? | > @ BUY NOW AT DEALER ott fired, MILICHTS SUPPLY 2685 Perry Gt. Phone FE 4-541 BLACKETT'S OFFER «6 8.8 in sheeting boards, ots and 2x6s, $70 BURMEISTER’S LUMBER TWO YARDS Paul St. Cyr -Lumber 6120 Bogte Lake Rd =M LIONEL & AMERICAN SINGLE AND ROY ROGERS _ Spread. 1 . Se , SPECIALS _ | 2 pe. mohair living room suite $40 | White coal kitchen heater $25 | & piece bionde bedroom suite $59 A m cabinet $4.95 Small Wood and coa] cook ae Chrome breakfast set $15.00 \- — cup anes rack $10.00 | 204 8. __Sagin »| LINOLEUM awe raf LINOLEUM ROOM f aheregg Be a Seno TH HUR He ns asta OPEN 8 A.M TO 6 P.M. Cc & C. PR Rock Lai bund, s se) 4x8 Sheetrock, per sheet $1.25 | i tx8 W. Pine ‘pores. per M 879.00 1x13 W. Pine boa per M $78.00 lal? W Pine shelving per f/— 6 .15 | aad red fir’ ppectal per ft § 06 (206 red fir special per M $85.00 | \2u8 red fir special per m $86.00 | 1a4 pine floor ver m $ 110° | Sete tile, ok ft. red | i per ec ‘ Loose Rock Wool . $ 1.28 2" Bianket Insu. per 100 Mf. $ 4.45 Ww. a Gcmvinditon Goors $14.95 Alumioum combination = 28 3 pe. colored: all afowarke $1 9ern :” BIN BOYDELL PAINTS It YOU ARE BUILDING A HOUSE TO BURMEISTER'S AND SAVE TO ON ALL MATERIALS MAKE SURE IT's Northern Lumber Co. | 8187 Cooley Lake Ra i EM 34171 | Telegraph & 8 Mile Rd i it : PL 14186 | #NSULATE NOW ~ AND SAVE MONEY M. A Benson FLYER TRAINS alyne TASKER'S. 63 W Huron st MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 26 20 oresc 393 Orcha rd Ls emt, _303_Ovenss MYERS PUMPS DEEP AND §RALLOW WELL KELL. {Retain ARE New & Used Lumber | Execelient used 2n4s~ tuts —- Onfie — 3412- Inlee Used doors. comp. with frames moot beta se pund figures on | ‘SU PRPL Us "CUM BER Noor- ing. Bring your “materia! list Co doors. when Classified ads are ann ve wer? on Garwood. EM 1 ee jan. or $25. FE $-1077. _ red sacnt RIPICE 10 a i) xD 37 Pars. _¥ending machines. $150. “FE 8-0876 SHERWIN . WILLIAMS PAINTS. "| a oe oui “© Everything 111 ATT NEW CASE ~ cat pe AND SAND. A{ 10 oree rae ee Bini HOUGHTEN’S Pa and a sme 6. Main. ged we a SAY NEIGHE —_— pe es betta re FES Oe aes ee ARO TOP) ICH. BR saW ae DISTRIBUTORS : ve mers Tae ax a Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) TiS wor rentals, | omar SPP PPL POLL LOLOL AIL A GooD SLAB wooD $5.50 , ed. 2 (es si6 Delivered. FE ¢-6588, HARD SLAB WOOD, $6.60 a CORD. 2 for $10. FE 53008. YOUR | BANKROLL GROWS 'N’ GROWS, your money-makers! To)’ sell or rent with Peel: pen 3 sites Peril hy apt, rfl . gas 0 Orklamy Ave. Ph. PE ¢4513 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY | 3, 1955 7k { |CARNIVAL. by Disk, Yorser| L Parkhurst Trailer Sale At wale bend stg erg | BILL SPENCE eee BF cee oe tel 7 weet | 2 Oakland Ave. PE 4-7333 Bean et tate Brie MY 24611.| PRIVATE OWNER NTS 1948 . LP em conve: or "Trailer Exchange in. qe STORE the MOBILE nee , mer ite i Cees of fate Gutta ob 1606 PONTIAC New and Used Trucks CHIEF 809 S. Woodward : FE 4-4531 FON an ee to | Soe Fine oe years to rr) ~% You buy © Les Hutchinson | Deluxe cab, radio Excellent con- SCHRAM ACTS PARTS 2890 Dizte Hwy PH. OL 1-071! “FOR MORE THAN ¥% TON EXPRESS 8 CYLINDER 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION $1395 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer YEARS A QOOD PLACE TO BUY Auto Glass vrs When you need ft! Have you tried tases instal al while *50 hydramatic. Phone} OR 3-5313. a Fae Fa For __For Sale | Used Cars 1 NLL. gar service? Gias . wait. Insurance honored. FS ere | ‘53 BUICK HUB AUTO GLASS CO. Dynaflow, radio and heat- ooh ana SaEWite ee er. Whitewall tires. Tint- Roval tres, ‘tubes and wheels; ed glass. Clean and in p dhe yg # ie herees 'Pa.| excellent condition. One — Midwest ¢2211 after 3:30. | owner. Phone FE 2-7360. WANTED Ende: deh Pontiac 8 motor for '49 or white top, white TER ere Bee a 7.60 Cok serie tee “6 cars BY PRIVATE OWNER 1954 like. — — t 67 ‘Senne Auto Service 81 AIRS, BUMPING & PAINTIN "FREE ESTIMALE Or CARS oe MOTOR SALES * «Goodwill Used Cars” $3 BUICK ‘ Jerome's “Bright Spot” Orchard Lk., Ave. at Cass FE 8-0488 54 CHEV. Bel Air -SMICHIGAN’S BIG PAVED LOT THE +. ON THE ~ WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD ONE OWNER DE SOTOS KELLER -KOCH YSLER-PL were. ra &@& 13% Mile rye 6-1200 Buick nore Riviera : Gan be STOP HERE! 1953 PONTIAC. Pontiac utlds wits an wail leather interior KELLER-KOCH woodward & 13% Midwest on 11949 Pontiac “Look at that figure! an apron?” How'd you like to see THAT in oy 91) For Sale Used Cars 91 * twat, So — ees = Bee and drive CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES “Goodwill Used Cars” 47 CHEVROLET PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens 8t. PE 3-T117 TAYLOR CHEVROLET 1963 Chevrolet. Air sedan. Radio, Heater. erglide. White- TAYLOR’S MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT THE WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD "$2 CUEVIE DELUXE, POWER fet Pe cl °° Ee Sao me NOW IS _ THE HOUR > To take advantage of OLIVER MOTOR SALES terrific clean-up sale. Prices drs. Fully equipped $1795 1953 PONTIAC 2 dr. De- luxe 8 Chieftain with ra- dio, heater, etc.... .$1395 1952 FORD Customline 2 dr. with radio, heater and Ford-O- Matic eere $1295 Radio, heater and two tone paint ..... + $1195 1952 FORD 2 dr. Custont- line with radio, heater. One owner ........ $995 1952 CHEVROLET -4 dr. with radio, and heater. Trim little job, .... .$895 1951 BUICK 2 drs. and 4 _ drs. + nadia recondi- tioned 4.6.06... 1950 FORD 2 oS “Radio and heater. Good starter for cold mornings. .$495 And Now FOR 3 DAYS ONLY on 30 Transportation Specials. No down pay- ment required. This is the sale exclusive with OLIVER BUICK that ‘selection inate. 1950 Buick eerestes $495 1949 Ford eee ete ene $295. weeeee Compare These | 1953 BUICK 2 drs. and 4.8 Jerome’s| 1952 BUICK Special 2 dr. |: nee Chevrolet 2 Dr. > me tke et MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIG PA Lot THE or ARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 1951 Ln a 5 P. bargain $395. FE 3-7642. CHEV. STATION WAGON 1854. 9000 mi Radio. Heater, Power gude. White sidewalls. $2000. Box 156, . Mich. “Goodwill Used Cars” .’50 CHEVROLET — ee ee Glide. "$595 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 63 Mt. Clemens 8t. PE 3-717 191 CHEVROLET, POWER So aie" Pe Fath cher 54 Chev. Bel Air mode x, © , _ & MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT CORNER WOODWARD AND 13 MILE 48 CHEVIE fea at mPa int. $50 AND T. OVER SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. GOOD TRANSPORTATION REASONABLE See = “Goodwill Used Cars” 49 DODGE Radio and heater. A sharp one owner, $495 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Mt. Clemens St. FE }-T711T gee ee we NEW YORKER .... 1806 Si CADILLAG “097 | Sites be Bulcx pepaxerre ' FE8-0488 reer. Sere “Goodwill Used Cars” ‘51 DESOTO {,,fo0, radio and heater. “Sond $595 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE | 65_ Mt. Clemens St. FE 3-7117 BARGAINS We have cut prices again | ° everyone is talking, about. Be first while the | pzsoro 1950 Pontiac-...... $395/& mie 1949 Buick ....s00s ‘$295 ": Koay ae 1948 Chevrolet eeeee $195 " : a ‘ 1946 Ford Sewseseee $125 7 And Many Many More OLIVER. _ BUICK oe ION WAGON areteine Doon coring, Powe. = nro ae ‘ vr C ‘ ; “Se ‘ * — 4 * : + \ e, 2 For Sale Used Cars 91 ee aun c ca | a BEATER “|31 FORD 3DR. R&H FORD-O- - PONTIAC RETAIL STORE PE 2T11 i. - if . a 4 door KA WILLYS SALES 3Ty AUBURN AVE. LA sie in BUCKHORN “J asit “tlh 9:00 P.M. No Credit? Bad Credit? Here’s the place to buy. No co-signers, no past credit references neces- sary. If are 21 and have a j , we have a car for you. Buy Here - Pay Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S. SAGINAW ST. Cth ae NASH, ari conan heater overdrive. 34721, 1953 Plymouth Fordor Thin Donut eat te faisbed in re ONE OWNER TRADE In KELLER-KOCH CHRY Woodward Baste Site Rd. Midwest 6-1200 _ 1980 HUDSON PACEMAKER 4 DOOR’ $245 — LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer “FOR MORE PLEASURE BY THE . Le | 53 Ford Customine 2 Dr. Com > in and eS if you buy one our cars. Terms cao be arranged. a eer Soe) For Sale Used Cars 91 “TIP TOP VALUES- by pene ee 1954 Dodge 4 Dr. V-8 wpe Detge 4 De. ve ene] a «> paltvenpet Ricmuenachatides Bros. RADIO AND WON. RADIO, Vv. 2 DR. HEATER. $i fuDson HORNET. RADIO, | sq FORD 3 ghey see it Dodge- : haggle Plymouth TER “The Cars With The oh tik Sone _ Forward Look” $2 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR, RADIO & | 232 S. Sainaw, St. CLE CPE. Ral, Phone FE 2-9131 a ae ee ee “@ PLYMOUTE. sit. owner. FE 4436 3 PONTIA© SUPER CATALINA, oppreniae OR 3-122 eves 50 D 6 2DR. HEATER. te Fomtiac 8. SEDAN R&H ‘to STUDE. . CLB. CPE. RADIO, 48 9 RADIO, HEATER, “48 NASH SEDAN, RADIO AND HEATER. SEE HANK SCHLAEFER GLENN'S us FCWHAC. HYDRAMATIC. 4 ‘Em Over MOTOR SALES PONTAC i 6 CHIEPTADY DE PONTIAC ‘84 8 254 S. Saginaw PE ors | ee. FS Oe Ww HOLESALE RETAIL| “Goodwill Used Cars” pes seri PERO ey) a BURNS Be Seve cosas ter | a Meee Chavis) San pees =” — ae ’ "aS mode - “PONTIAC ‘West “Side Used Cars RET AIL STORE 923 W. Huron PE 4.2185 os . ae RADIO. HEATER. 6 Mt. Clemens St. PE 3-117 ipso PLY BLACK 4 DOOR. ‘@ BONTtac , SLACK COUPE. $295. Bchuts. Motors, DeSoto | 200 N. Perry. See a Maacen |Feme ee NEELS PONTIAC ‘t4_4 Starchief. Power es pow LOO K fost Fosrntac one HE cen ims. $700. FE $643 “able. Can be seen at 35 James and Compare 53 Chevrolet Tudor $945 $345 PONTIAC °$0 Nash Statesman 4 Dr. | 2 ot BLUE. 4 ileage 32,000 6 Mt. Clemens &t. pads 65 Mt. Clemens &t. “Goodwill Used Cars” -.%49 PONTIACS _ PONTIAC * RETAIL STORE “Goodwill Used Cars” 152 PONTIAC PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 66 Mt. Clemens St. “Goodwill Used Cars” *52 PONTIACS =e pS aI $995 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE FE 31111 matic, radio and heater, 1 owner. 1070 Dover Rd. FE 23-4206. PONTIAC ‘5S? as he be seen to be appreciated. a: Call after ¢ “Goodwill Used Cars” Special Sale On Studebakers From $295 up. Three 1861 models - PONTIAC RETAIL STORE PE >7119 ALL Must $1200. +7636. ii a | STUDEBAKER BizIon I our, ARTMENT. BELL FOR WHEN YoU Tit « 4 - think Carkper’s ni |. MI 43410, issi COMMANDER adie 5 » end pono wm Best offer takes. 43 Dakota Dr. PE 32-3318 after 4:30 p.m. 51 Chevrolet % T. Panel $495 '54 Chevrolet % T. Pickup $995 : ’47 Chevrolet % T. Pickup $265 50 Ford ¥ T. Pickup $495 '52 Pontiac 4 Dr. Hydra. 8 $895 ’46 Cadillac 4 Dr. Sedan $445 50 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan $395 | Pontiac 4 Dr. 8 Sedan $745 - '$3 Plymouth Clb. Cpe. $945 ’53 Chevrolet Fordor $995 ’53 Chev. 210 2 Dr. Dix. $995 51 Studebaker 4 Dr. . $395. $1095 54 Chev. 210 2 Dr. Dix. $1445 52 Plymouth Bus. Cpe. $945 $2 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Styline $795 | °$2 Buirk Super 4 Dr. $545 “Th pigsty Abe: Know All the Details about the purchase of a USED CAR. Surprising as it may seem, there are many little ‘ that must have proper attention to fulfill a used An establishment of a is so organized to give you top quality car sale. Dealer” merchandise at the right price! ing of security that yours was a “Good Buy.” 54 FORD ~ 2 Gr. 8 cylinder. A real clean family car with lots of good miles left. $1,095 $1,095 $1,095 $289 down and $32.85 monthly. Your old car could even be the down payment. . : C “A-1" Buys ‘$3 Ford 2 dr... <. $799 752 Chev. Clb: Cpe. $699 50 Merc. 4 dr.....$444 ’52 Ply. Clb. Cpe.. .$599 ’54 Ford Conv’t . $1 Ply 2 de.....-. "$399 ’51 Ply. Sta. Wen. $599 -|] ’51 Ford 2 dr...... $399 ’51 Nash Sta:Wgn. $644 . 49 Ford Conv’t...$399 52 Hudson 2 dr... .$599~_*52 Buick Super .. 49 Chev. 4 dr.....$299 ’54 Ford R. Wgn. $1699 : Hardtops 52 Ford . 52 lincoln see eseeeeeees '33- Ford . ; Cheapies 49 Ford 2. dr......$175 46 Buick 4 dr.....$175 "49 Lincoln 4 dr... .$175 48 Ford 2 4f......$125 "47 Frazer 4 dr.....$95 46 Ply. 4 dr........$95 49 Hudson 4 dr.. $125 Trucks , *53 Chevrolet 2 Ton Tractor........... ones GOD 52 Dodge % Ton ican Ae *ete ow ececcee Quen '54 Ford %4 Ton Pickup - 2 BIG | 448, Weéodwerd, Birmingham (13 Mile é Woodward ' ee ’51 Chevrolet 2 Ton Tractor .. °53. Ford % Ton Pickup eee ecregcsccsccecse QOD "49 Dodge Platform Cee eens eeeeeeewoe® tevee $399 rr re Say ens HAROLD TURNER, FORD” ‘items” “Franchised Plus the feel- ’49 Merc. Clb. Cpe. $499 ‘53 Ford R. Wen. $1199 51 Merc..Clb. Cpe. $599 53 Chev. Bel Air $1099 "51 Hudson Hornet $599 52 Ford R. Wen. .$899 $1199 "$3 Nash 2 dr...... $899 "$2 Dodge 4 dr.... . $699 =saoactonosccc soos S09 veacse sococconeae | ik) oa eee vreesene eee $1244 eiaretere srelerers woveeee $1699 F- - "50 Nash 4 dr......$175 "48 Packard 2 dr.. .$125 "42 Ford Clb. ’46 Merc. Clb. Cpe. "$125 "48 Dodge 4 dr... . .$125 48 Ford Conv't.. .$175 46 Ford Cpe. ... ~.$125 eee enererne -$399 PUN SUSU TOS 9 Ove LOTS Se ~~ = eg rs _THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. Es 1955 me Rod Steiger’s 2 co Grows -- Today's S Television Brogrania =: | Channel 2—WIBE-TV Sauber ouawear Caneel 1-OXYE-TV ' Channel 8—OKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Little Rascals. “Re- union in “Rhythm,” “Rushing ane” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- venture serial. (4) Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. (2) University The Search. research projects. ¢:15—(9) News, Afstin Grant. (4) News. Paul Williams. naldo, Leo Carillo in Western adventure. (9) Capt. Zero. ‘‘Ro- setta Stone.” drama (4) Liberace. Piano impressions. (2) News Ace. 6:45—(2) Weathermai. Dr. Ev- erett R. Phelps. | 7:15—(7) My Story. Drama. 1:30—-(1) Lone Ranger. giers.” (4) Dinah Shore. Songs in farewell to New York. (2) News. Doug Edwards. News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (9) Jane Fro- man. Merv Griffin, guest. prohibition era wn in “Case of Fatal 6:30—(T) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re-| © Reed 7) as Rart Matthews defends him. 10:30—(7) Ella Raines Show. Janet Dean Registered Nurse, “Van Horn Case.” (2) My Fa- 11: 156—(7) Mystery Movie. Basil ‘| Rathbone in “Pursuit to Al giers.” (9) Late. Feature. Michael Redgrave, Margaret Lockwood in “Stars Look Down.” (4) Call the Play. Sports. (2) Weather. 11:30—(4)° Tonight. Variéty with Steve Allen. FRIDAY. MORNING 7:06— (4) Today. (2). Morning Show. 9:00 — (7) Breakfast Club. (4) Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler. 9:30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. 18:00—(7) Wixie Wonderland. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Garry Moore. 19:30—(4) Way of World. 10:45—~(4) Sheilah Graham. 11:60—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. | 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:@0—(7) 12 O’Clock Comics. (4) Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant Lady. ° 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather ‘Your Nest. (2) Search for To- i%:4—(2) Guiding Light. 1:0—(7) Charm Kitchen, (4 pd Dixon. o— Faces ; ee Sonny Eitiot (2) Road of Life. 1:36—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. (2) Ladies Day. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) All About Baby. 2:18—(9) Frank Conners. 2:30—(9) Myrtle. Labbitt. (4) Jean McBride. (2) Art Linkletter. %00—(7) Theater. (9) Friday Matinee. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Payoff. a $:15—(4) Golden Windows. $:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) Bob Crosby Show. : 3:45 — (4) Concerning Miss Mar- | lowe. 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter = ; 4:15 — (4) First. Love. (2) Secret Storm. 4:30 — (4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your Account. 4:45—(7) Rickie the Clown. (4) Modern Romances. 5:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Johnny Jupiter. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) R. Q. Lewis. §:30—(7) Jungle Story. (9) Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) Pirate Pete. -- Today's Radio Programs - - Pregrams furnished by stations listed tm this colump are subject te change without sotice. | WIR, (108) CRLW, (800) «= WWJ, (650) WCAR, (1198) «6WXYZ, (1870) «= WJBE, (1698) = WON, (1400) tomout 10:00—W Ernie 91S—WIR, Melodies CKLW. News, Living tan. nem Ne a OB WXYZ, Wattrieh, MeKena Pegg = WPON. 7 ave : a Seow . News. Sports F sg tigeraionve 1:15—WJR, Ma Perkins WJBK. McLeod * WEYE, Tows 68 WIR, Pore & 300 CKI weon, News CKLW. ‘rep Music WCAR, Temple 7 iW, Airs 6:15 WIR Clark Quartet | 10:30 WIR. Dance Music oF en ten | ake Bee eee WHR Lee. Smite CRLW. Country ete =| WXYZ. My True Story cu WonK: L Gente Cain, Mew, Remeceet | Yee—-wm, Ouiaing Lg Probie 4 1t:00—WJR, News WPON, Piper Paul am, wt Mrs. Burtos ww, BR. Salw, vas Buren, Gports | '*18—WW4J, Jopee Jorden WPOk, News, Eddy ware J S. WPON, News, Music 19:00—WWs. 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