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  Recommend Army Lease Site for Armory Je   
Can She Bakea Cherry Pie’ 
Toll Road Bills. Meet Opp e- * : = oat       x * 
Reserve Units 
osition Center Planned   
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I \Head of Hitler 
  
    Legislation which would! The unconfirmed story said the| 
‘clear the way for toll road: destroyed when his body was set! ing to murder ‘Fenton ten-. Goldman prided himself ‘construction in Michigan afire after his suicide in April 1945. ‘ant farmer William C. never missed a performance. | 1¢ Russian soldiers allegedly recov- . met opposition on two ov the head. Clark last Aug. 26, former. fronts yesterday. ‘ | Novedades said the remains had Fenton Village Attorney, 
At the same time Michi- been kept in Stalin’s private mu- 
seum but after the latter's death Clifford B. Dye said yester- gan Turnpike Authority it was transferred to the Anthro- lark w he actual) SHE SURE CAN, BILLY BOY — Seventeen-year-old Annette ‘Chairman George N. Hif- pological =F ues joey See wes the rs Hunt, of Indianapolis, a high school senior displays a cherry pie | 94 assailant. : ns said the financial pic-' she baked to win the 1956 national cherry pie baking contest in | 8 Pe | Dye’s version of the shoot- cago. Mis net buatiea . ‘ture of the proposed =D aner Hir d Chicago. Miss Hunt won over entries from 48 states and Canada. | ing came out for the first Her recipe is on page 2. 'troit-Chicago toll road has esigner Ire ie during the fourth day 
_ brightened considerably | - lof his trial before Oakland] since original studies were f Fi tt f re 
made. or rire vation es fy Creult Judge Clark 
u CS | ace uizzing In Lansing. Sen. ‘Villiam S.| Tw 5 wets 
‘Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) won a City Approves Conners oO witnesses, calle y) 
delay of at least a week on Senate) With Leo Heenan; Site jerense aa hep 
consideration of a bill introduced | 
on Arms for Arabs Policy Vy: Sen, Haskell Nichols (RJack-| °" West Side Picked beaten by Clark last May|       
  
      been performing extensive tests on and conductor, for 
| cndes bie direction here tn tase, (te five-acre plot bordering on Or- 
aoe eo posecd peed Eine The first st towards a new 7, some 14 weeks before| Dr. Gold conduc oe ae Sees ee oe oe . J t : - 
WASHINGTON (Secretary of State Dulles comes the MTA a free hand to select *° their dispute was climaxed mes eee ee jaite of @ tereney: cy aattary £m. etary State c 75,000 fire station on Pontiac's |p unpla EDWIN yRANKO GOLDMAN: tor for the Pontiac school band on The project has been under - home from vacation today to face demands in Congress "tes 4nd acquire property. ide pel sos ae += occasion of its silver anniver- Broomfield said the bill should “°% “0 “SS advanced last night; Two other men testified they) ————————————-—— ry concerts on April 15 and 16) “ay since lest December by the for an explanation of the administration’s policy ON | delaved until the Senate decides|""™"™ he City Commission ap-/heard Clark say recently he want- Reservist 
arms shipments to the Middle East. ei on i ae ; iP Proved a contract with architect) ed Dye behind bars so he could) See Port Huron = = a, uavedueed to the Pon- ‘acucas anne Gap tho mapas ad 
He has been away fishing in the Bahamas through- hen $200 ilk Leo J. Heenan as designer of the Sue for damages. fre audience by Dr. Earl V.! s ieecre plot it ajacent to the t t off by the discl 1 t Th sday th th. 2 sun 2a building. | Dye, 53, is accused of avsault- |Moore, dean of ‘the School of reservists’ proposed area. Will- out a row set off by the disclosure last Thursday thatitumpike bond issue will be sub] yi a ror the auth st ME Clark, 27, with intent | |Music at the University of Michi-| mon had mo comment on the Na- the United States was about* mitted to the people. | prope SO AWE | ardes: following a series of aS ater OUICe = Under his direction the band) tongs 
to deliver 18 light tanks to | corner of Huron street and Gen-) purported and | play ed the Wagner Overture to. —_— | Detroit DPW Commissioner disputes cout yi agne ‘head of the Nazi dictator was not| Charged with attempt-) ‘sponsored by the Guggenheim Memorial. 
marches. His “On the Mall” 
ranks second in popularity, <li the recommendation is ac- 
only to Sousa’'s “Stars and cepted, a lease will be prepared in 
Stripes Forever.” jabout two months which must be 
and he won a scholarship to the! 
national conservatory of music at, 
the age of 15. He was only 17; can be covered in the 1957 allo- 
ee he became a cornetist with) cation of funds,” he added. More Revenue | Paper Claims Dye Says (| ar Famous Composer, Leader Dies on Orchard lake 
in Sight Says Seen in Rus ‘Pontiac Musicians Played) city manager Willman g y ussia W As | { Reveals Development in 
MEXICO CITY (INS) — The; dS Sal an Under Goldman’ Ss. Baton Negotiationé 
sw Mexico City morning newspaper in Turnpike Head oweddadiue! @aidlisoday (that Ado | NEW YORK (#—Edwin Franko Goldman, 78, con- | ‘The U. 8. Army Corps of 
iitler"a aed ie now te the yore |! sidered: the successor to John Philip Sousa as the na-' | Engineers will recommend . D Chi Project Polcsical Museum in Moscow. | ‘tion’s leading bandmaster and composer of marches,| Fi ials that Aci : peegemeen _The Paver sald area ners Fenton Attorney Tells died yesterday after a brief illness. is = prciee ene on y an mem b= 
ee r a, : y ber of the West German Economie) Of Earlier Beating by’ Goldman's band played free open air concerts in} chard Lake avenue site for 
Chairman Higgins Mission which recently visited the) Tenant Farmer ithe city for nearly 40 years. a new army teneree Gain 
copnal: | This summer he was to have opened his 39th season y : " ling center. 
City Manager Walter K. 
iliman made the an- 
mouncement last night to 
the City Commission. on the fact that he had! Ww 
He wrote more than 100 
He was born at Louisville, Ky., Pov — by the city, W 
“The lease will be adjusted so 
the construction of the 
the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.| The proposed structure will be 
He organized his first full-sized sin#iar to city school building con- 
band in 1911. istruction and will have a capacity   
Pontiac High School EL epee re Spey temo 
  
  a number of the famous Reserve activities in the area Saudi Arabia Fi dj A t | Glenn C. Richards asked the jesee avenue and is part of the action over management of a | Rienzi, The disclosure was fol- in Ing 0 U 0 | Commen Council te oppose Nich. |1956 capital improvement program. | farm leased by Clark hom Spa's _ Engineering Firm Says! Goldman marches, and encore have been conducted in a building 
on all arms deliveries to the MTA power to build through any present City Hall and the pro- | When Clark leased the farm in. 
Middle East The tanks now Clear S Up Death section of Detroit it wants. | posed Public Safety Building (1953, he agreed to make a finan. Pontiac Area 
are on their wav to Saudi 
Arabia. 
Chairman George (D-Ga) said he lowed by a two-day embargo | ol’s bill, which would give the | Heenan has designed both the | "tT: | Lake City Could Supyaly |b 
to construct through Rouge and spring, ‘alleged. ‘‘But it was over a year The distinguished conductor Guard trains at the Armory, 57 
the Pontiac band | Water St.   
The possibility of pumping water school band in the country” and, Richards said the authority plans) Slated for construction this ‘cial accounting every month, Dye| ‘biti end Ceseribed ft a6 “the best high’ Predict M Cold 
Romeo State Troopers Eliza Howe Parks, which would) City Manager Walter K. Willman ibefore I could _ an accounting,’ »\from Port Huron to supply com-| praised its director Dale C. Harris, ore 
expects Dulles to testify Friday) Discover Wrecked Car upset the city’s sewage system in ‘said the contract was similar to Said Dye, which, he stated, result- munities as distant as Pontiac has) ong Logs 2 abd 
before the Senate Foreign Rela- R Sh \the area. lothers enacted by the city with ed in Clark signing a promissory been declared both feasible and ee ee for Immediate Area 
tonal Committacion ithe ankiesie |. in Repair Shop TWO ROUTES PROPOSED ‘Heenan, calling for a five per cent Pte March 10, 1954, for $3,967. practical by an Ann Arbor engi- Pull Airconditio | The United States Weather B 
and on what the Democrats have The MTA proposes toll roads fee for the architect. ae to be the amount owed 'neer ing firm, in a report at Port) uilman Airconditioner | reau ae pee ” nel called the “on-again off-again” The one-monthold mystery death Fanning from the Ohio line north. Commissioner Philip E. Rowston, by the ¢ lark's to Dye's sister. ‘Huron, Yields ‘Cool’ Treasure rarat per . ; enggeingy id 
embargo. of D4-year-old John Palmore, of oe : : in whose district the station will DISPUTE WARMS Port Huron City Manager Jay) nig jOMmorrow, : ; , to the Straits of Mackinac and . : Ae ay y| NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico up—|change in temperature. 
Congressional criticism of the Orion Township. was cleared UP from Detroit to Chicago. be built, said the building is & “The dispute began to wax hotter F. Gibbs said today the study was 
tank deal has come mostly from today with the recovery of Pal- ‘fulfillment of a need of many at that time, Dye declared, “be- Made at Port Huron's request and Neatly hidden in the aircondition-| The thermometer will — 
Democrats, . more’s missing car. Higgins said a new survey in- years.’ ‘cause I kept after an accounting that it would cost the city $1,- ing system of a Pullman of the|low tonight of 12 - 16 degrees . , dicat Jetroit-Chicage rout Dulles has not been confronted The car, apparently a_ total icatrs the) Det 3 . : would earn $19,354,000 in 1960  . : with such a barrage of adverse wreck, has been in a Romeo ga- 0 Rat F i! had to because my sister was 
comment since his “brink of war'’|"age since Jan. 18, Oakland County = — or cee np regon ains ase; lafter me to get the money.” to Port Huron’s city limits. | 
statement was published more than Sheriff's detective Jack Davis said! '™ bee! Smetana a - | 
claimed, he went to Clark's farm more often than they liked. But 500.000 to add one pumping station luxury tourist nin Aztec Eagle, a high tomorrow of 24 - 28 degrees. 
and extend a 48 inch pressure Aine customs officials found: The 12 - 16 miles per hour winds 
Thirty-five expensive dresses, 14\will diminish tonight. 
Pontine would be expected to | skirts, 4 raincoats, 8 two-piece) The lowest temperature preced- 
On May 7 last year, Dye resse m, downtown Pontiac 
a month ago. |today. Oe e08 tor! Mat yees: Flood Threat Allays | ne ne oe a Join the system at the limits, id a eae coe ad DO _— - : { 
Some members of the- Senate Recording ilolae tacelaces lee: “The latest Detroit-Chieago re- | purchasing water from Port Hu- | 
Foreign Relations Committee said port filed with Romeo Post State PORTLAND, Ore. (® — Rains — 
that in Friday's session Dulles an estimated $248,000,000, plus | Walter K. Willman, Pontiac city) Police, Palmore h ff ; _ . § < 4 ey ve | 
would be questioned on the ‘brink ae cast ei Gonee dca ae Rey bond - interest charges.” Higgins amet off and cooler Sa Mlestt set BULLETIN !manager, stated ‘this system is a! 
of war” interview aswell as on ting a tree and several rocks. explained. in to allay the Pacific Northwest possibility, but I. would not say 
the Middle East arms issue. | The report says there were no The turnpike would connect with flood threat today. CHICAGO (INS)— whether it is thé bést answer or 
the Willow Run Expressway near! Torrential rains—as much as 7   ] tes, ’ Ai ned * not.’ 
j he Ann Arbor and run 170 miles to inches in 24 hours in southern Ore- Charles Finston, political “We have no ' edit { th Chicago made com- 
Wo ane ras es Davis said Palmore called a the Indiana line near New Buffalo. gon—had sent streams out of their tor 0 e CAO mitments with Port Huron and as_ 
jwrecker from the garage to tow’ The revenue figures are based banks, but no major river went on American, said today that yet have none of their details,” he 
C| l Si Li |the car away. and had the driver on a one-cent-per-mile passenger/a rampage. President Eisenhower has added. “This would have to be. 
aim IX ives take him home, where he was dis-'yehicle charge and a four-cent-per-; Several score of families were made up his mind to seek = studied very thoroughly by pa 
covered two days later by his mile charge for heavy trucks evacuated in southern Oregon be- . d parties,” WEST PALM BEACH. Fia. tp— i : Ze a second term. . : c : daughter. He died in St. Joseph ———————E ‘e strez be ~ed ; ¥ : ot P SE ree 
Six men were killed late yeéster Mer Hospital Jan) 21 oder: fore streams began receding The Chicago editor said He said both cities agreed that 
_ . aus Farther north, where the rain : A : each should make their separate | day in two crashes of military Raid Holi acanHerinc ionic Tree Chopper Berserk manilight bie thei mnowinettl nea) the sources disclosed to siuties leehichi hus heen done land 
é s j si jorid: ; > - planes in south Florida dura) hemorrhage—blood concen- ZANESVILLE, Ohio vuP—Police.three persons lost their Lives in the American that Presi that a meeting to consider both re- Five died when their Boeing y ; | trating between tl brain ‘ dent Eisenhower made : KC97 Stratofreighter of the 1740th ng ne skull and brain today were looking for a modern eastérn Washington. 77 ports should be he]d soon. | 
tissues day George Washington. John F. - | his decision to take on a a ee Air Transport Squadron crashed petectives have heen investigat- Quinlz eported that cherry ° second term contest since j 
and burned at the Palm Reach jo the whereabout sitesi tt Oe Se Recovered Legislator | wee Se! . Wants AF Fund Boost 
Air Force Base. A Marine Corps [& ‘De “hereabouts of the car lor tree was chopped down) in his | his arrival at the Thomas- 
pilot was killed when his Douglas 2 ™0Mth. Three teletype messages backyard. However, police said Will Seek Re-election | ville, Ga., estate of Treas- © WASHINGTON (INS) — Senate $ ( Ne a es mit oO mnie on ~ x : . . o . . . ae ee : : ; 
Skyraider fell 190 yards from the “eT Sent to all area police de the culprit didn't stop there—he 1 sxcing; ue — Rep. Herb’ ury Secretary George M. Atmed Services Chairman Richard anil of) allcinway al the) Marine partments, also cut down an elm tree amd B. Russel) (D-Ga) said today he¢ ; Clements (R-Deckerville) served Humphrey on Feb: 15 
. thre Cc 1e@ SB zhbor- : S 0 g vet > ion, 5 : Corps Air Station at Opa-Locka It was discovered threngh a reu- apple tree in the Same neighbor notice tuday he will seek re-elec- a _ will fight for a one billion, 500 mil 
tine g State Polee ~ SAI a PA Oe ~ increase ir Fore 
near Miami De icise tye Homeo)sisie Pole ia IY cor tole Hone cris) rall THOMASVILLE, Ga. yar, ‘reat of secret test. aie of the dead were with - The oe pee Leas recent ea of the ‘mony on Pussia’s air advances 
Le hy recoverec rom WO SUCCESSIVE Treasury Jum brey, after - . 
Witnesses said the left inboard You y f il] y y ant * eed operations at University Hospital seven day ie meclanic ~ . ; 
engine was afire when the Strato- +a Aa Acar : eer “ad ‘ ie Not in Governor’s Race 
freighter was coming in for a land- Of boom in Mexico as told by Joe Haas, page 8; Clements anounced his candidacy resident rece: GRAND RAPIDS ® —| Rep ing. The plane struck the ground. | oI . oe 
t . ; : “ from his seat in the House. He hower, Says he has “no Gerald R. Ford, Jr. of Grand Rap 
nosed into an embankment, flipped Of Freedom Awards at Valley Forge, page 14: told reporters he wanted to dispel idea” whether the Chief iqg states again that he ts not now 
over on its back, skidded across, | Ivy Baker Priest's Lenten Guidepost story, page 3. rumors circulating in his home Executive will bid for re- interested in the Republican nomi- a a foad And Durst nto” Hames: Gistret that he cull not run again.' election. nation for governor of Michigan 
Both Groups to Open NeontinGens Ne W cone 
Milk Producers Split Growing as Price Talks Near   
By JiM BINDER following day to negotiate an Wayne County Circuit Court*March commentators, Lake told a Pontiac’ man, Macomb County represen. | $1.43 above the highest price paid 
Asst. City Editor, Pontiac Press — increase in the minimum price 1 to defend the action. Press staff-member that any mem. tative. | by three major condensories until | 
The feud between the Michigan coat? Le Ga Cle President Glenn Lake last ber of the Fair Share group Attornes for the fired members July when it would be raised to 
$1.85. The present price per hun- | ; Rolla B gle, sider : Milk Producers Assn. end the re- olland Brengle, president of night denied that the firings were dredweight ts about $4.05. a . . the Fair Share group, said all 86 in violation of organization by- f ‘ sarge g . belling Fair Share Bargainin raw milk processors in the Detroit laws as claimed by the ousted “could” be similarly expelled un- Claim that the association violated 
der terms of MMPA membership the by-laws by severing them sede oat out a written notice 10 days prior Lake indicated, however, that the s' lime is week _; ect ; ontracts : Ass'n. neared a climax this week mij, marketing area have been in- eight. contracts. to a meeting of the board of direc- MMPA is authorized by its charter 
as both groups disclosed plans to formed of the meeting. No imme- Appearing! (before a) television “It is not conceivable that dairy tors and a public hearing to bargain collectively with cream- 
open negotiations to raise currerit diate reaction from creamery offi- a] Ae nol newerne d Tv farmers can be members of both uring the same broadcast, Lake ery representatives to obtain a ials was indicated panel made up of newsmen an . : z ; ' ' : 
prices paid to Detroit arta sup- cials : = the Fai Share Bargaining Associa- branded as “false” FSBA claims ‘premium’ above the minimum, 
pliers The bargaining association was ‘ ition and the MMPA at the same that a_15-cent reduction in Class I order set by the Milk Marketing! 
The Fair Share Assn. w bi Ch organized last month to by-pass In Today's Press time.” Lake said in a statement milk prices during Feb re- Administration. He did not indi-: 
proposes an alliance with labor tO the MMPA because. according to jsubsequent to the discussion over su'ted in a loss of $2,500,000 to De- cate, however, that the association 
  
  tacet thelmilic price (0° $6 a hur. Brent, “it has failed to obtain County News ...............18 |an Ann Arbor station. nut ors ure , ered Hien 0 ae oat pagel aaigery 
dréd pounds, announced yesterday g fair price for dairy farmers.’ ~ Editorials 6 | ; ar ae areas Sit al 2iaaainlon ve ? y farmers. ~ Editorials ........ Son he SBA include ...,; it will seek a meeting with Detroit Eight leaders of ‘the rebelling Sports .............. 27, 28, siege ain ae ci lone 8 ace pot Sean Canspoulic Tus, Coneans: area creameries Monday. group, expelled from MMPA this’ Theaters ..... ce Brengle, Trees tom ow (Gels cemecnn of the amount; angus Campbell—Tax ren, FE 2-2615| Sea SS ee ee TV & Radio Presvaas ... 30 | lip, Oakland County representa- stated. ,095 W. Huron 6t.. Open Fives. FE 2 
a ae with the Federal Milk ‘yesterday against expulsion. Offi-| Wilson, Earl. .... ... 16 | ti¥e on the MMPA's Detroit Mar- The increase sought by MMPA | Free Christian Science Leetore Sunday, | eae gamiaccsiaties the lcials of the MMPA, will appear in! Women's Pages .. “1 thrn 23 keting Committee; and Leo Kubl- | would keep the milk price at | rep 26. See announcement page 22. 
FR 4 \ . * . . . .? ‘ es , ° : 4 : ; = ’ oa | The smuggler was not appre- was 14 degrees. The mercury rose 
led ‘port shows the project would cost ; (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | ron at an undisclosed rate, | hende 2 3 degrees at 2 p.m.     ———— eB rae 
Missile Dwarfs Builders 
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GIANT ROCKET DISPLAY ED — The Army's biggest ballistic | 
missile that has flown, the Redstone, is lowered to a launching piat- * 
form at Redstone Army Arsenal in Alabama by a mobile crane with 
90-foot boom. The giant dwarfs men and fuel trucks. Sixty feet long, 
ithe missile is reported to have a 200 to 300 mile range arid has been - 
termed the foterummer of a 1,500 mile missile. (See story, page 2) « . 
           
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‘Blasted by UAW Union _Disclaims ‘Any 
Significant Opposition 
to Layoff Pay Plan 
DETROIT W—The United Auto 
Workers says claims of ‘any sig- 
nificant support among UAW mem- 
bers” for activities of the Michi- 
gan Information Committee are 
“patently false, and absurd to the WASHINGTON CROSSING, Pa.| But what about Valley Forge, 
@—What event, real or fancied,and that dreadful 1777-78 winter 
in the life of George Washington of privation? There, if anywher¢ 
is he best remembered for? lin the new world, was stuff for 
Some plump for the cherry tree another Shakespeare to write 
istory, with its famous tag-line of)about. 
truth as small fry seldom tell it: | The schoolbooks build lasting 
“Yes, Father, I chopped it down memories of the account of the 
with my little hachet.” . Revolutionary War's finale — the 
Many others certainly single out gurrerider of Cornwallis at York- 
the dramatic crossing of the Dela- town. ‘ 
ware River, from this patch of! » # +6 
Pennsylvania earth to strike at) The textbooks leave enduring 
the Hessian horde in Trenton, impressions too of Washington's 
N.J., on Christmas night in 1776. inauguration as the nation’s first. ~ 
  What Is Washington Best Remembered For? President, and of his Farewell 
|Address.: 
This being Washington's Birth- 
day, several experts and quite a 
‘few simply curious people decided 
ito undertake some research. They 
also interviewed visitors to this 
national shrfhe. 
CROSSING PRAISED 
A look into the records showed 
that Lord Cornwallis, who fought 
Washington and therefore had 
good reason to judge his afiver- 
sary’s abilities and exploits, later THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956. 
The Day in Birmingham   
  laurels 
from the banks of the Delaware.”| A sampling of public opinion as 
= ss lexpressed by people 
here in ever larger numbers was 
overwhelmingly on the side of the 
Delaware, Perhaps it couldn't be 
any other way. For on display, 
here is one of the world’s 
familiar paintings, Emanuel 
Leutze’s “Washington 
the Delaware,” which is on loan 
to the Washington Crossing Park 
Commission from the Metropoll- Sir George Trevelyan, the fa- 
mous Cambridge «historian and 
military analyst, asserted of the 
crucial period of the Revolution 
climaxed by the Trenton victory: 
“It may be doubted whether so 
small a number of men ever 
    
point of being ridiculous.” 
The committee has announced 
as its objective the blocking of | | 
concurrent payment of private 
supplemental layoff pay and state 
unemployment compensation as 
provided in numerous auto Indus- 
try contracts. 
The UAW, in its first official] blast 
at the committee; singled out one 
of its own members, George Bron- 
ner of Grand Rapids. 
* * * 
Bronner, a tool and die man for 
General Motors’ Fisher Body di- 
vision, recently was named presi- 
dent of the committee. 
has been an organizer of the 
society of skilled trades, a group 
of UAW members dissatisfied with 
the layoff pay plans. . A - 
Bronner told reporters in Detroit 
Monday that the committee repre- 
sented “many’ UAW members. 
Said the UAW in reply: 
“The committee which Mr. 
Bronner represents has not only 
_ never had any labor support but 
it has been vigorously and em- 
phatically repudiated by respon- 
sible industrial leadership in 
Michigan. — 
“Mr. Bronner seems to be an 
unfortunate dupe ot the huckster- 
type promoters who are trying 
desperately to keep the committee 
alive.” 
Officials of the Ford Motor Co. 
have said they will have nothing 
to do with the committee. Dan 
Gerber, president of the Gerber 
Products Co. of Fremont, and John 
8. Coleman, president of Burroughs 
Corp., have resigned from their top 
posts with the committee. Bron- 
ner succeeded Gerber as chairman. 
Mother Continues 
to Live Through 
Lite of Tragedies TULSA, Okla. W—A 28-year-old 
mother, whose life has been full 
of tragedies, has learned in the 
first word ever received from her   
mother, Mrs. Ernst Faast, Fort! 
Wayne, Ind. that her father, Or- 
Mrs. Fowler is married to an 
airlines mechanic and is mother 
of three living children. 
Her first husband, a soldier, was) 
killed in action, leaving her with, 
a baby boy. . . . 
After her present marriage, her 
foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
James Courtney, Huntsville, Ark., 
disclosed that they had taken her 
in Chicago after her mother and/ 
father separated. 
Mrs. Fowler said her first baby} Dye said he secured a 
and a year-old daughter born of He also., 
lation to William Clark), said he 
ed the’ disturbance. 
him (Clark).- J 
    Filling of two key positions in 
| organization was minounced today 
by William B. Hartman, president: 
Robert S. Nelson will head the 
Budget Committee which deter- 
mines UF appropriations to local 
health and welfare agencies. 
Clark Was Assailant, 
Fenton Man Says 
(Continued From Page One) 
to ask that cattie be removed 
from a newly-seeded field he 
thought would be harmed if the 
Teinals contioncd to graze in   
Clark became . he 
stated, and beat Dye about the 
face and chest, also choking the 
attorney, 
WITNESSES BEATING 
Harry Clark, of Fenton,. (no re- 
  accompanied Dye to Clark's farm) 
and witnessed the beating. Wil-| the 1956 Pontiac Area United Fund|   m,_ Former Official 
\, Dies in Pontiac Carl H. Copenhaver, 70, 
Was Superintendent of 
Mails 
Carl H. Copenhaver, 70, former 
superintendent of mails at the Pon- 
tiac Post Office, died at his home 
30 W. Hopkins St. yesterday. He 
had been in ill health several 
weeks. 
He was with the Pontiac office 
44 years at the time of his re- 
tirement in February 1954. He 
joined the postal service as a sub- 
carrier and.was promoted to car- 
rier in 1911, In 1936, he was made 
foreman and named assistant su-    if 
ROBERT M. GLENN Blasted Home 
Brings Illness Mrs. Beatrice Gravitt 
Shocked by News of 
House Explosion i 
    2S. A Pontiac woman is reported 
under a doctor's care after learn- 
ing of the explosion which de-| 
_|Stroyed her home Friday. | 
Her illness will delay the return 
of Mrs. Beatrice Gravitt, about 67, 
and her husband Leonard, 69, ac- 
cording to word from Florida, 
where the retired couple was vaca- 
,“ioning when the blast occurred at 
1179 W. Columbia Ave. 
A letter from Mrs. Gravitt’s 
sister says the woman suffered 
    CARL H, COPENHAVER   
Mr. Copenhaver was born in | 
Pontiac Jan, 25, 1896. His parents | 
were Henry and Anna Copen- | } haver. | 
| a pola vide A graduate of Pontiac High, 
M. Glenn. The new chairman 
represents the Pontiac Commu- 
nity Chest on the Board. Glenn 
was Budget Conmittee head last 
year. 
Other members of the Budget Institute, he was a life member) 
of Pontiac Musicians’ Union, char-| 
ter member of Pontiac Metropoli-| 
tan Club and a charter member 
of Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 19.| 
Besides his wife, the former! 
Committee are Howard H. Fitz- Lauretta Milmine, he is survived, 
gerald I], Theodore E. Wiersema, by three children, Mrs. Velma’ Donald G. Berryman and Henry Lyon, Mrs. Zelnor Siggins, Charles) 
D. Price. |Copenhaver, six grandchildren and 
Harold J. Muldowney has been *!X great-grandchildren. A brother, 
named a member-at-large on the Hugh Copenhaver of Pontiac, also 
Administrative Board, said Hart. Survives. man Service will be at 3:30 p.m. Fri-, 
| day from the Sparks-Griffin Chapel 
Body of Doctor 
Found in River with burial in Perry Mt. Park 
DETROIT (#—The 17-day search Cemetery, | 
Here’s the Way 
for a young Detroit physician end- 
ed last night when his body was to Win Honors 
for Cherry Pie pulled from the Rouge River. 
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A crew of patrolmen of the Har-       
  
  
  body of Dr. Randle M. Mullins High School senior? 
  liam said last week Dye had start- 
Helly attorney Donald J. 
, testified yesterday he 
saw Dye after the May 7 tncl- 
dent and Dye was bruised, had dirt and grass in his heir, was | 
spitting bleod and had a torn 
shirt. 
(Dye charged Clark with as- 
Sault and battery following the 
scuffle, but Clark was acquitted 
by a justice court jury.) 
GETS GUN PERMIT       trom the Detroit River. 
Dr. Mullins, 28, resident physi- the following recipe for her prize cian at Henry Ford Hospital, had winning creation: 
ndt been seen since Feb. 4 when| 
jhe left the hospital to call on a. Filling 
patient. The hospital-owned car) 4 ¢ frozen cherries, thawed and 
he had checked out was found well drained 
3 T cherry juice 
3 drops red food coloring 
1‘, t almond extract 
14 ¢ cake flour abandoned Sunday near Zug Island 
in southwestern Detroit. | 
Police said the body was recov- 
    permit 
to carry a pistol last June 7 to pro- perintendent in 1943. He later be-— 
Two Key 1956 UF Posts 2 sverstensen. Pontiac Death 
Announced by President omae eas “severe shock,” a friend of the 
family here said. 
Mrs. J. C. Whitmeyer, 1008) 
Myrtle St., said Gravitt canceled 
plans to return immediately by air- 
Harry Baitman plane. The stricken woman's con- poo eee) & be bl a Planning Board Ponders 
$1 Million Terrace Units — BIRMINGHAM — Whether ter- 
races on Woodward Avenue, just 
to the south of Colonial Terraces, caused by Woodward's angle 
against the property, 
| will bring in tentative 
ion of 
“the million dollar development.” 
He and his architect pleaded 
that fitting the terrace sapart- 
is 
Birmingham, since it 
ends here,” he points out, mean- 
ing the zoning, road engineering 
problems ' residential 
  
Sales Binge Hits ¢ Mf . , te follo Southfield Washingtonians; 10 Mile, serves pi around tate 
rup and t est at 13 Mile, Cars Go for 99c |e st, then west ot 13. ate WASHINGTON (INS)—This _{s|to join Telegraph in the Bloomfield the day when bargain worshippers area. find thei mised land in down- ae Washington. and | “Right of Way violations’’ * * ® blamed by Police Chief Ralph W. 
  Harry Baitman, 41, former own- 
School and the Pontiac Business er and operator of Harry’s Lunch,|ing.”” Mrs. Whitmeyer said. The For 77 cents, they can buy a 
typewriter; for 99 cents, a tele- 
vision set, an automobile, three dition was described as “improv- Moxley for 12 of the city’s 50 acci- 
dents last month and he has in- 
structed officers to be on the alert 
| Surviving are his wife, the form-| 
Would you like to make a cherry Mercy Hospital. 
pie like that which won the na-| 
|tional cherry ple baking champion- 
bormaster’s Division found the ship for a 17-year-old Indianapolis A. Schutt Funeral Home, Burial Chi, president of Italy, will visit 
between Zug Island and the main-| Miss Annette Hunt, competing in. tand about a half-mjJe upstream ‘Chicago against the best pie bakers, 
ifrom 48 states and Canada, used 
her second e burned to) 
death in a fire which destroyed tect himself against further injury. 
the family apartment at nearby 
Sens. * * ® 
News accounts of the blaze and 
previous misfortunes led to a 1949) 
reunion with her real mother in 
Wisconsin and later to the only 
meeting with her father. — + threatened or chased by Clark. | 
SchoclltnelChecked CADILLAC w — Cadillac Junior 
High School's 400 students re- 
sumed classes today after fire in 
boys’ washroom Tuesday drove 
them from the building. Fire Chief 
Robert. Gilchrist reported damage 
was negligible and confined to the 
interior of a ventilating shaft on 
the third floor. The fire apparently 
started from a burning cigarette Besides May 7, Dye related 
five other times he allegedly was 
Defense attorney Smith told the 
jury what Dye will testify to when, 
the trial resumes tomorrow after 
today’s legal holiday. 
On the night of the shooting Dye 
approached Clark to ask the farm-| 
er to remove a bull the lawyer be-| 
lieved was in his barnyard, Smith 
said. © 
Dye will say that Clark began | 
advancing toward him, Smith 
stated, and the attorney fired a | 
shot in the ground and another 
in the air to scare the farmer 
| off. | 
Dye will testify that Clark | 
    or match which ignited waste in   grabbed him, Smith said, tried to) 
twist the pistol to point at the)   Pour combined cherry juice, food | 
A native of Wingo, Ky., he joined coloring and almond extract over 
ithe Ford Hospital staff last July. | cherries. Put cake flour, sugar and 
Physicians at the hospital de- salt in sifter and sift over cherries. | 
scribed him as a “conscientious Add butter. Top with pastry strips. young doctor." latticed fashion in 9inch pastry! 
pan. 
Will Discuss Novels   
| For the pastry, sift flour, salt in . 'Gravitts are staying at New 400 Orchard Lake Ave. died Mon- 
day in Los Angeles, Calif. — Beach, near Daytona 
He was born Jan. 15, 1915 in| Evidence Monday led authorities 
‘Europe. He came to Pontiac from to believe exploding gas leveled 
Chicago ahd lived here ten years, | oe tory bagels 
t Angeles. ‘onsumers Power Company 
keler “aowing to Los’ Ange service pipe leading to the house 
er Beatrice Wainberg whom he W@S found to have a leak, Fire 
married in Pontiac and two chil-/Marshal Charles E. Metz said. 
dren, Lola and Charles, both at Gas apparently seeped through 
home. His mother and two broth-|five feet of ground to a septic.tank ers are living in Chicago. jcavity, from where it followed 
Service was this morning in Los/Pipes into the home, he said. 
Angeles. The Baitmans made Settling earth caused the gas pipe 
their home at 1304 Burnside Dr.,/to drop and form a leak, Metz be- 
Los Angeles. jie 
Baby Boy Flores | 
Baby boy Flores, infant son of 
\Isauro and Erlinda Gonzalez Flores 
lof 92 N. Telegraph Rd. was dead 
at birth Monday in St. Joseph He said Gravitt may be able to 
confirm whether the pilot light of| 
an oil heater ignited the gas. The 
couple apparently had all other 
utilities shut off when they left 
for Florida Jan. 14, Metz stated. 
The baby was blessed at 10.tGly’s President to Visit 
\o’clock this morning in the Melvin) LANSING «# — Giovanni Gron-   
  
  
Detroit March 5 to 7, Gov. Wil- 
liams said today. Williams said an 
invitation to the president to visit 
Michigan had been accepted in a 
| Jose J. Hernandez, 50, of 486 telegram from the Italian ambas- |followed in Mt. Hope Cemetery. 
Jose J. Hernandez down bow ties or a pint of bourbon. 
Wrist watches sell for $3.99 and 
pianos for $19. Kitchen cabinets 
go for $1.99 and electric trains 
for a buck. : 
In ‘other words, this is George 
Washington's birthday in the na- 
tion's capital, which pays hom- 
age to the father of his country 
by paying only 98 cents for an 
automobile radio, 99 cents for a 
sewing machine and only a pen- 
ny for the springs if you buy the 
mattress at regular price. 
Attracted by bargains such as! | 
these—not to mention the $3,595 
natural wild mink coat marked 
to $2,298—the customers 
have heen lining up hours before 
outside Washington's retail stores. for vitae . 
Exchange Club members are 
| staging an introductory session 
for a Dale Carnegie course to- 
night at the Community House 
at 8 p.m., with invitations out 
for other service groups and in- 
dividuals, 
* @« «@ 
Dr. Harry T. Hahn, director of 
the Oakland County Reading Clin- 
ic, will talk next Monday to Ro- 
tarians on “Why Johnny Can 
Read in Oakland County.” 
Eva H. Diamond 
Mrs. Eva H. Diamond, 1461 Ship- 
man, a resident of Detroit before 
jcoming here, died Monday. Serv- 
jice will be at 3 p.m. Thursday 
|at the Northwest Chapel of the Wil-             Many retailers are shaking their liam R. Hamilton Company and 
heads in sorrow. One of these is burial will be in Grand Lawn Cem- 
Walter Nordlinger, who started the tery. 
birthday sales at his men’s wear Mrs. Diamond, who was 82, 
shop in 1919. The whole thing ts leaves her husband, Thomas P., “becoming a monster,” moans and two daughters, Kathryn Dia- 
Nordlinger. mond and Mrg. Everett H. Wells 
of Birmingham. 
Contrary to popular opinion, po- 
tatoes eaten without added tat re/Two County Residents 
            |Wyoming St., was dead on arrival sador. potato contains about 100 calories.   
yesterday at St. Joseph Hospital. 
Born in Mexico Dec. 10, 1905, he 
was the son of Jose and Cresenci-| 
ana Garcia Hernandez. In 1934, 
he was married to the former Ger, 
trude R. McGhan in Port Huron. 
Mr. Hernanderz had been a resi- 
    Hospitalization Insurarice ™ 
Plan Before House Group LANSING W& — The operation of | 3 Win Freedom Awards Oakland County residents 
reedom Foundation awards 
for the past year, according to 
the list announced at Valley Forge 
today. Edward T. Smith, of Farm- 
ington, won $50 for a second place 
photography award for his picture 
“Keep It Always, Eon.” C. E. 
“You have to come up with & Westveer, Pleasant Ridge, won $50 
plan, a system of reserves, rates for his photograph “Lights Burn 
and the type of coverage before Bright in American Homes." (See 
we can pass it,"’ he said. ara awards story on page 14.) union leaders that there are ‘‘no. 
short cuts to state approval.” 
* * * 
  — about 200 yards from where 1 © sugar dent of Pontiac 19 years, coniing Blue Cross (Michigan Hospital <— car was found. ~~ = \, t walt . here from Port spate ae wet)! Aaa) wanlthe censor el attention 
fence. 7 ore te slene of view | 1 T melted butter Division. He was n member ot" ¢¥0 governmental arenas Tues- "Dn Mullins’ wife, Frieda, 21, a), al pied nou St. Joseph Catholic Church. day. ie © «@ | bride of four months, said her hus-|_ ve oak yb eo He leaves his wife and mother;! The House Insurance Committee) | band had appeared worried lately | $6 6 lard temperature one brother, Manuel Hernandez of began hearings on a bill requiring | jand was especially dejected the, ‘ milk. Pontiac, two brothers’ and two cooperative hospitalization insur-_ /morning she jest saw him. | sisters living in Mexico. lance firms to use deductible plans @ 
Friends may call after 7 o'clock similar to deductible auto insur-|@ this evening at the Pursley Funeral, ance. ie 
Home. Arrangements will be an- hs, | The bill, introduced by Rep. @ 
nounced later: Allison Green (R-Kinston), would @ require Blue Cros. subscribers be 
to pay fer the first day of hos- | 4   
Clarence A. Meloling Boy! Are We in Trouble! We Are Moving to a New Location and Must 
Word has been received of the 
ANN ARBOR uw — Frank O'Con- 
nor, the Irish short story writer, 
jwill discuss the “Rise and Decline Cut. dough in two pieces and roll Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor. 
of the Novel’’ at the University of 
Michigan March 6. | mixing bowl. Cut in lard until mix-' death of Clarence A. Meloling, 83, 
(ture has appearance of fine meal. formerly of Pontiac. He died |Add milk. Shape dough in ball. Saturday morning in St. Joseph’ 
one for pan. Cut rest of dough Service was held yesterday from| into 14 strips. Stevens and Bush Funeral Home 
  
For Retired Constituents ‘in Ypsilanti. Burial was in Stock- 
bridge Cemetery. 
Surviving aré a son, Clyde of   
Hubbard Eyes Hideaway Ypsilanti, with whom he made his 
home; one daughter, Mrs. Ruth 
Almas of Detroit; eight grand- 
children and eight great-grandchil- REDUCE OUR INVENTORY. pitalization and part of the subse- 
quent costs, a 
Green said the bill would elim. § 
inate abuses of subscribers and 
lower costs of the insurance. A 15 gy 
per cent increase in Blue Cross |g 
rates approved by the state will 
take effect March 1. he s @ a 
Joseph A. Navarre, state insur- § 
ance commissioner, said Blue 
Cross already has a deductible g 
plan but hasn't tried to push it. @ 
Navarre has asked Williams to @ Just name your price... 
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the shaft, he said. |lawyer and the weapon discharged 
itwice accidentally, hitting Clark’   
  There are about 6,600 bison in 
the United States, 
  The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Partly | 
cloudy and continued cold teday, tonight! 
w. High teday %2-26, bow, 
¢ 12-16, high tomorrow 24-28.) Nor’ winds 17-16 miles per hour 
today diminishing tonight. 
Today in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 om 
At @ a.m: Wind velocity 18 mph. Direction: West. 
Sun rises Thursdey at 7:18 am. 
Sun sets Wednesday at 6:13 p.m, | 
Moon rises Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. i 
Moon sets Thursday at 6:23 a.m. i an 
ton 
    Dewntown Temperatures |. 
Sonat 1 il a. m....... 22 
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n 
28 26 bees ¢ a.m 
Ta. m 
Le, Seonerecn 
am 
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Tuestay in Pontiae 
ms (As recorded downtown) 
Lowest temperature come eers 
WMtUTC......eecee 
Weather—Light snow. 
Highest and Lowest Temperatures This 
Date in 64 Years 
  $5 in 1930 <5 in 1907 
Tuesday's Temperature Chart 
19 12 Milwaukee 21 
Minneapolis 16 
16 
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  so he could once. 
The attorney also will say, said 
Smith, that Clark deliberately 
rammed his truck into Dye's car 
before leaving. 
Clark has said he advanced on 
"Dye to protect his wife and chil 
dren and the ramming was done 
by Dye. \ 
Bremer said he was called by 
Dye immediately following the 
shooting and Dye asked him to get 
a slipper he lost while allegedly 
fleeing from Clark. “I got the slip 
per,” said Bremer, ‘“‘but showed 
the spot where it was to state po- 
lice when they arrived." 
Chief Assistant Prosecutor 
George F. Taylor asked Bremer 
if he ‘destroyed ewdence by 
picking up the slipper.” 
“I destroyed not one thing, Mr. 
Taylor,” said Bremer. 
Clark previously said he left 
Dye’s barn, where he was feeding, 
a cow and her newborn calf, be-) 
cause he saw another calf in the. 
barnyard. Bremer said he saw 
only the new calf. 
3'Waterford, and L. J. Farner, of Tent will help to finance ‘it “4, Bancroft. said they talked to 5,000 READY Clark about three weeks ago at a 
dance at Ortonville. 
Clark told them, he said, that he 
wanted to get Dye behind bars, 
ages. 
Fy 
% to 100 rental un‘ts of three to five- 
room cottages and bungalows, with| traffic fatality this year. 
Two brothers, R. H. Farner, of [ubbard hoping he federal govern-| on Florida Gulf Coast DEARBORN (INS) — Dearborn’s tainly it is not an ideal place to 
irrepressible mayor Orville L. Hub- retire.’ 
bard would like to set up a low-’ Hubbard said he would put the 
rental housing project in Florida plan to the city-sponsored Pleasant 
“here his elderly constituents Hours Club, composed of people 
could “enjoy a fuller retirement Over 65, at a meeting March 5. And he’s sure the majority will go 
‘along with not only his thinking, 
The mayor would have his city ut also that of Thomas Jefferson   
with new comfort in the old south.” * a . 
build, maintain and operate a vil- ing: 
‘lage on the Gilf Coast of Florida, “7 wonder that any human being 
to be known as “Dearborn, Fla."’,should remain in a cold coun- 
The project would be similar to,try who could find room in a 
Camp Dearborn, a Michigan va-|warm one.” = 
cation spot which {is maintained 
for the exclusive use of Dearborn Detroit Driver Killed 
residents 5 
for 40th Traffic Death Hubbard's dream village of 
Dearborn's oldsters would be lo = DETROIT up—Joseph A. Battle, 
cated in a development of from 22, of Detroit, was injured fatally 
500 to 2,000 acres, within an last night when his car went out 
| hour's driving distance of “cities of control, knocked down a street 
like Sarasota,. Fort Meyer er |sign and crashed into a tree on 
Naples.” a temporary service approach to 
The project would begin with 59|the John Lodge expressway. His death was Detroit's 40th 
  
To Speak at Banquet 
. | ANN ARBOR uw — The Univer. “Dearborn has abou’ 5,000 peo- sity of Michigan will present K. B. 
ple of retirement age and the num- Rao, teaching fellow in Far East- banking people from ber gets bigger each year be-/ern studies at Iowa St 
cause people 
sue for $150,000 dam- Hubbard said, 
|north to make a living, but cer-| Keynote of World are living longer,” at a Brotherhood Week bariquet to-' 
“People stay in the day. ;He will speak on ‘‘Synthesis: 
Brotherhood. ” ‘ate College, 
ee ee ila dren. appoint a committee to study Blue a 
whom the mayor quoted as say-| 
ixeraty speak on ‘The Future Re York and London have big: Cross operation. 
Shortly after the committee 
hearing, Navarre presided at a 
hearing attended by union offi- 
cials who want to set up their | 
own cooperative hospitalization 
insurance plan. SER EEeere     Mrs. Charles Millen 
Mrs. Charles (Emma Bell) Mil-   PLL LLL LLL LLL EEL SRRESRESEREER KELLER-KOCH, Inc. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 
479 S. Woodward Birmingham 
PETRI TTI TTT TTT iii tii iyi itil irisiii 4 
  
      len, 75, died at her residence, 35 
Evelyn Court at 3:30 this morning) 
after several months illness. 
She was born in Leamington. ; 
‘Ont. Canada Feb. 17, 1881, the) Navarre told a group 
daughter of William and Ann Noble. 
Orton. The Millens were married a 
‘April 25, 1899 in Canada. Nota Deserter, | 
Mrs. Millen came to Pontiac | | from Birmingham 45 years ago Lutz Tells Why 
and was a member of Christian | My 
| and Missionary Alliance Church. He s Not Running 
She is survived by her husband| Commissioner Harry W. Lutz 
and two daughters, Mrs. Dla Mack-| (District 7), the only commisston- | 
Hem of Detroit and Mrs. Thelmal or not seeking reelection, explain.’ Webb of Pontiac. A sister, Mrs. @ hi 1 ight's Ci 
Carrie Peterson and a_ brother, Fete ceaions, night's ity 
s : 7 ivi y pI os at . t 
Se en Le S| wren) Mayor William Wa Donald: 
Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Fri-/$0n Said he regretted Lutz was not 
jday from the Sparks - Griffin) S0ing to run and “felt that he was \Chapel. The Rev. C. J. Bersche,|Sort of deserting the team,” Lutz her pastor, will officiate with bur-/ answered: 
ial in Roseland Park Cemetery. “You can have a team of horses 
and if you unhook one of them 
Realtors Will Gather | ¥°u sometimes get a better team. 
GRAND RAPIDS « — More than) . 
400 are expected to attend the third 8,070,001 in Tokyo 
annual midwinter meeting of reall TOKYO i®—The population’ of     estate alumni of the University of Tokyo, largest city in Asia and 
Michigan Friday. Realtors and third largest in the world, hit: 
western Mich- 8,070,001 last Jan. 1, the Metropoli- 
igan have been invited to hear tan Statistics Bureau announced. 
Prof. Philip Wernette of the uni-\It increased 262,335 during 1955.       American Prosperity.” ger. populations, i An 
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Fes ve ° A friend once asked me what they lead us. This is the kind of ° When I was a young girl, I Hospital authorities said the only aon lobjective my mother and father : an, ’ 
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  a patient. when maferial plans seemed tolas entering the University of Utah. | “He didn't drop the patient,” a] 1, seems i Fi sole that the tall, Then one « day in 1928, when, at SIMMS. These are but a few, shop the whole 
added —— store for plenty more. spokesman Treasurer of the fy 
United States, | About-45 of every 100 hmecicen 
men over 65 years old still have| Who is concerned | 
jobs, with billions of “ , he was still a vigorous man my) ; If do: talents, ' 
that is whore we fall,” my moth. |‘ther was run over by a car. His) er used to say, out in the kitchen, skull was fractured. He never re- 
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{__ ~ = | Michigan Senate. We contributed time, instead 
$ FAMILY PRAYER | The resolution, by Sen. John B.|of goods. Even passions aid was} 
| One day there was a mine acci- Swainson (D-Detroit), said that the a part of our religious lif e. 
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them because 
there wasnt 
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one of the companies and work our welfare program, We tithe! Em 
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| were good. If anything went — Part of our tithes goes to what| . 
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F ASY SPINDRIER |His income stopped. | Stand on Federal Funds — in trouble could come. for| Saw 33 temperature ute 3° ¥ irs Li ot < From the first, we had to a to Ss gregate j Schools |*!* : — e. Every oN 
‘used to this feast-or-famine exis- Tideet| inode baer we'd Lave eee eeweeene 
tence, Once, when we were in a 
er moved into a large house in ing the Eisenhower administration Mormon program parts of this M : |Bingham Canyon, Utah, It was just to take a clear cut stand on federal| is that we were always expected | 
        Mother turned our home into a) ,,,, aded and his innate wisdom both to his | 
And you get this lovely |boarding house. Then, in addition | Cen Ger ee oes family and to literally hundreds of! 
colorful. warm blanket free! to 50 children romping around out-| necessity for enacting additional miners who might never have) 
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committee on Senate business. spiritual storehouse within them- 
for the men. So we grew to de A second resolution, by Sen. \nelves that they contributed to al- 
_ pend heavily on family glee ‘Haskell L. Nichols (R-Jackson),| ways. 
as a time to be together in the | ,poposed creation of a seven mem- 
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mons. We have a belief in the|legislation in Congress. The group) y accidentally 
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jfulh of gas. It is in the police 
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ithe eyes of policemen passing it. 
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The Elephant’s Trunk 
Here is a baby elephant that lives in the zoo. But, alas, he’ has no. 
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who visit the zoo. So let's provide one for him. 
Color the picture with paints or crayons and paste down on careall 
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and the bushes behind the elephant are green. 
The elephant can be colored light gray with white tusks and yellow 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956   
  te Peau: 
Wace a pe Cle oss ‘Mer. Groace C. Inman, 
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Entered at Post Office, Pontiec, as second class matter 
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
. peber'as ae reublcation of af local eer print 
Tales tant Sere eet 6 —_ fh Oakland. Gene: = mai 
Washtenaw Counties tt is $12.00 a = prmeg ooh in 
Michigan and all other places fa e United States 
$20.00 ar year. Al) peu ne ne ganas in @dvance. 
Phone Po tine FE 2 “$181,   
  
  
  
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Pontiac Schools Well 
Managed and Financed 
Pontiac is very fortunate in its 
school situation. 
Many growing communities all 
over the country are struggling des- 
perately in a vain attempt to keep 
up with their educa- 
tional problems. The 
accelerated population 
increases have posed 
some baffling problems | 
‘in general. 
Pontiac has the sit- 
uation well in hand. i, 
We are more than geyser, adequately financed and the commu- 
nity faces the future with confidepce 
and assurance. 
x * * 
The Board of Education has 
just approved a three million 
dollar bond issue which the 
_ voters previously 0O.K.’d. This 
covers the next fifteen months 
and answers the current prob- 
lems. Many cities are behind in 
their building program and be- 
hind in an adequate number. of 
teachers. Many of them already 
_ are saddled with a heavy tax load. 
This is often destined to increase 
sharply in the years ahead or the 
communities will be forced to 
start part time schools plus over- 
loaded classrooms as an added 
handicap. 
x * * 
Our school board has consistently 
kept abreast and ahead of the situa- 
tion. 
Pontiac is fortunate. 
Our credit is so good that Louis H. 
SCHIMMEL, Chairman of the Board 
of Education, in commenting on the 
current three million dollar loan 
Said: 
“We'll probably get the lowest in- 
terest rate in the State.” 
That's Pontiac's happy spot. 
x *« * 
This same Louts H. ScHIMMEL 
is probably the best versed 
school tax man in America. He 
-ranks without a peer in most 
municipal problems. It is Pon- 
tiac’s good luck to have had his 
advice and assistance through 
the years. And because of Pon- 
tiac’s good management in the 
past and present we are so well 
financed now that the cost of 
the all important education for 
our children is definitely in 
hand. . 
We're on top of the problem.    
  
Washington’s Vision 
On this 224th anniversary of 
Grorce WasHINGTON’s birth, it is fit- 
ting to re-examine the reasons this 
Nation owes so much to its First 
President. 
Any such re-examination strength- 
ens one’s impression that his great- 
ness sprang from his vision. Most 
of us think of the man who did so 
much to hold the struggling colonies 
together during the Revolutionary 
War as a great military leader. But 
later he proved that he also was a 
Statesman with the common sense 
to realize what is essential to make a 
democracy work. 
x * * 
Aristocrat though he was, he 
knew instinctively the impera- 
tive need of keeping a people's 
_ government in the hands of the 
people. For that reason he re- 
fused_a third term. Washington 
could have had a life term. 
‘even were those who want- 
ed to make him king. Instead, 
_ he preferred to set the precedent 
on which was based the 22nd or 
Fd 
ad Ly 
\ 44 
    sunday 
/ . anti-third term Amendment to 
our Constitution. 
’ _ * * & 
_This anniversary also is a suitable 
time for another look at Washing- 
ton’s attitude toward entangling 
European agreements. It is true that 
160 years ago he warned against 
“permanent alliances.” At the same 
time, however, he advocated .strong 
defense and even “temporary alli- 
ances for extraordinary emergen- 
cies.” 
This means that if. Washington 
were alive today he would be one 
of the staunchest advocates of 
national preparedness. Moreover, 
it is reasonable to assume that he 
would be a believer in the present 
day theory that in international 
co-operation lies man’s best hope 
of peace. 
French Irresponsibles 
‘It is no overstatement to say that 
the behavior of the extreme right 
wing Poujadists in th: National As- 
sembly may bode ill for France. 
While their riotous performance 
was shocking, it was not surprising. 
It was just that sort of thing that 
this upstart party, which captured 
51 of the 627 seats in the Assembly, 
had promised in the recent election 
campaign. 
x * * 
Like the Communists, who have 
150 seats, the new party is anti- 
democratic and anti-parliamentary. 
Its deputies were elected on protest 
votes only. The party itself has no 
platform, no principles and seeks 
only to discredit democratic proc- 
esses. 
The truth is that in France 
today there is a sinister alliance 
between the Poujadists on the 
extreme right and the equally 
irresponsible Communists on the 
left. Though the two parties are 
at opposite ends of the French 
political picture, their aims are 
the same — to destroy free demo- 
cratic government. 
* * * 
American friends of France see a 
ray of hope in the recent outburst. 
They believe it may unite the center 
parties against the extremists on the 
Right and Left. The situation favors 
a moderate coalition, providing Pre- 
mier MoLust is able to win majority 
support for his highly controversial 
Algerian policy. 
Let’s hope he does. 
The Man About Town 
First Observance 
Washington's Birthday 
Celebrated Early Locally 
Statesman: A man who works 
for the good of his country. 
Politician: A man who works 
his country.     
    
  
Sere t 
The first general observance of Wash- 
ington’s birthday in an official way in 
Pontiac was on Feb. 22, 1838, when, in 
response to the request of 
Village. President Daniel LeRoy, 
a holiday was declared “in honor of the 
one hundred and sixth anniversary of 
the birth of the father of our country.” 
A public meeting was held in the court- 
house, at which 
Gideon 0. Whittemore 
made the address, and the school chil- 
dren's chorus sang. A feature was the 
fiddling of 
Jonathan Maxwell, 
who rendered several patriotic selections. 
  
Organized away back in 1893, 
The Holly Washington Club 
is the only organization of that kind in 
this county to hold an annual banquet 
for such a period. 
One of its new members 
Frank F. Webber 
of Addison Township, says you fully ap- 
preciate the size and growth of Oakland 
County when you get connected with its 
Board of Supervisors. 
  
In response to several inquiries as to 
how to get in line for the services of 
the Oakland County Soll Conservation 
District, just phone 
Merrill D. Ray, 
local manager, at FE 4-7901, call at 1260 
West Boulevard or write him there. 
  Volunteer labor from among its own 
stockholders, according to 
Manager Ward Wightman 
is doing a mighty fine Job at reconstruct- 
ing the Oxford community grain elevator, 
destroyed by fire recently. 
Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Tinney 
of 749 Owego Drive; fifty-eighth wedding 
anniversary. 
Mrs. Charies 6. Inch 
of 57 Mark Ave.; eighty-fifth birthday. ’   
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David Lawrence Says:   
Even Washington Sounded Warning 
of Foreign Entangling Commitments WASHINGTON — Not 4 ago, 
Chief Justice Warren made a 
speech in which he said that, if the 
bill of rights were up for adoption 
today, he was sure it would be 
ratified but not until after an ex- 
tensive debate in which doubts 
about it would be widely expressed. 
This suggests that the same thing 
might be said about George Wash- 
ington’s policies. It is often as- 
sumed that, if he were alive today 
and proposed the doctrines outlined 
in his farewell address, he would 
be denounced as an “‘isolationist”’ 
or a “rightist.” It is generally be- 
lieved he would be accused at 
least of ‘‘neutralism’ and as 
having failed to see that ‘‘the 
world is all one nowadays” and 
that there can be no such thing 
s “‘isolation."’ 
The first president of the 
United States, after eight years 
in office, gave his countrymen 
the following advice: 
“It is our true policy to stay 
clear of permanent alliances with 
any portion of the foreign world, 
so far, I mean, as we are now at 
liberty to do it... 
* * @¢ 
“Taking care always to keep our- 
selves by suitable establishments 
on a respectable defensive posture. 
we may safely trust to temporary 
alliances for extraordinary emer- 
gencies.”’ 
U.N. NOT PERMANENT PACT 
Certainly the United: States has 
Not entered into a “‘permanent al- 
liance”’ with any country. The Unit- 
ed Nations organization is not an 
“alliance,” Each government re- 
tains freedom of action on specific 
issues, including the use of mili- 
tary power. 
What George Washington wanted 
future administrations to avoid 
was “entangling’’ commitments. 
He said: ‘Why, by interweaving 
our destiny with any part of Eu- 
rope, entangle our peace and pros- 
perity in the toils of European 
ambition, rivalship, interest, hu- 
mor, or caprice?”’ 
This was a plain warning 
against becoming enmeshed in 
the internal affairs of European 
countries, and the advice holds 
good today, George Washington 
deplored “foreign influences” tn 
our own affairs and declared: 
“How many opportunities do they 
afford to tamper with domestic 
factions, to practice the arts of 
seduction, to mislead public opin- 
fon, to influence or awe the pub- 
lic councils! . . , foreign influ- 
ence is one of the most baneful 
foes of republican government.” 
These words might have been 
written today. For unquestionably 
“foreign influence,’ whether  be- 
- nevolent or malicious, is far-reach- 
ing in the domestic councils of the 
nation. The whole anti-Communist 
crusade in Congress js rightly 
based on the belief that foreign 
governments finance A political 
party and its apparatus here in 
America. 
Throughout America; there are 
many groups, some of them with 
millions to spend, who are mis- 
guidedly arguing with conscientious 
zeal that the Communist party is 
just another 
hence Congress should cease in- 
vestigating its ‘beliefs.’ These peo- 
ple do the work of a hostile govern- 
ment whether they pealize it or not. 
SPEND MORE FOR AID? 
So far as the expenditure by Con- 
gress of sums for foreign aid is 
concerned, there' are two main 
points of view. Ohe is that Amer- 
ica should spend money in the role 
of a world philanthropist on the 
strange theory that mere spending 
abroad. The 
that America should other is 
  
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  political party and spend money for “temporary alli- 
ances’ of a military nature to 
help the defense of the United 
States and of the overseas bases 
it needs to intercept airplane at- 
tack in an atomic age. 
Aid where there is human dis- 
tress and famines and other dis- 
asters is well understood by the 
American people as_ involving 
grants of sums for those emer- 
gencies. 
But to pour out American bil- 
Hons abroad year after year, as 
some returning American travel- 
ers urge, merely to create an 
“atmosphere” of friendship is an 
adventure in extravagance which 
will never get past Congress no 
matter how much the hearts of 
the advocates of unlimited spend- 
ing may bleed for the Nehrus 
and the “‘neutralists’ who play 
one side against the other. 
The ‘“‘neutralists” pontifically de- 
clare that, as between totalitarian tyranny and human freedom, they 
must observe neutrality, and that 
“justice” and “morality are 
obsolete words in the face of ‘‘ex- 
pediency." 
What the first president of our 
country prophesied has come true 
—that “at no distant period” a 
great nation would emerge ‘‘to 
give to mankind the magnanimous 
and too novel example of a people 
always guided by an exalted jus- 
tice and benevolence.” 
All that America seeks today in 
connection with her benevolence 
is that it shall not be wasted 
among those countries which do not 
exalt justice or defend a moral 
cause. For they would ignore our 
crusade against those governments 
which have committed — and 
threaten again to commit—aggres- 
sion and thus disturb the peace of 
the world. 
(Copyright, 1956, New York 
_Mereld Tribune = ) 
Brady Recounts Hassles 
With Famous Physicians 
By WILLIAM BRADY, ™.D. 
I have managed to get into 
hassles with many eminent men 
of the profession, men for whom 
I had great respect and admira- 
tion. 
And now, in retrospect, I feel 
sheepish about most of these 
clashes, for somehow the behavior 
of my opponents: in controversy 
inspired greater reverence and af- 
fection than I had felt for them 
before. ; 
There was for instance the 
scholarly, gentle, dedicated Dr. 
- Adolphus Knopf, world authority 
on tuberculosis. 
Once Dr. Knopf opined that the 
scanty clothing worn by modern 
young women gave little protec- 
tion, especially to throat and chest, 
-and so might make the poor things 
more susceptible to tuberculosis. 
I'm not sorry that I disputed 
this view, and I would do so now 
if anyone made such a statement. 
But what [I have regretted was 
the vehemence of my challenge of 
the statement. 
ft have almost forgotten now 
Just what I said about Dr. Knopf 
(I want to forget it), but the 
worst was still te come, 
I published an apology, and Dr. 
Knopf wrote me such a gracious 
letter—well, I realized then that I 
had been a perfect stinker. 
Another famous man who nearly 
but not quite became embroiled in 
the public prints with the  self- 
same stinker was Yandell Hender- 
son, Professor of Applied Physiol- 
ogy at Yale, world authority on 
resuscitation 
If you will consult volumette XXI 
you will see that the prone-pres- 
sure method of artificial respira- 
tion as Schafer directs, precludes 
setting the death-trap which is al- 
most inevitable in the arm-under- 
head method, as taught by the 
Red Cross. 
Professor Henderson told me he 
was particularly pleased to no- 
tice that T show (in volumette 
XXI, for which send 35 cents and 
stamped, self-addressed envelope 
the victim's arms drawn forward. 
He explained that— 
“By having the arms drawn for- 
ward beyond the head into the 
thoracic cage is pulled into the 
position of maximum inspiration 
and tends to return to this position 
each time the pfessure of the oper- 
ator is released.’ 
I'm confident that no physician, 
physicist, physiologist or repre- 
sentative of the American Red 
Cross will dispute Henderson's ob- 
servation or my teaching about 
that. 
‘Prof. Henderson's comment sent 
me reeling with this one: 
“It has been shown in the fab- 
oratory that when water or phys- 
fologic saline is introduced into a lung it is quite rapidly absorbed, 
and ordinarily the amount that 
enters the hungs in cases that are 
resuscitatable is probably not 
large.” 
That put a damper on the ques- 
tion for several years. I still cling 
to the assumption that water or oth. 
er fluid in the lungs or air pas- 
sages of a person rescued from 
submersion is so quickly absorbed 
that we can ignore it while trying 
to resuscitate the victim. 
Signed letters a more than one page 
er 100 words long. pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene, not to disease diag- 
nosis or treatment. will be answered by 
Dr. William Brady, if a stamped seif- 
addressed envelope ts sent to the Pon- 
tiae Press. Pontiec, Michigan. 
(Copyright 1956) 
Case Records of a Psychologist: Voice of the People   # 
Airport Manage? Outlines 
We must first provide the mini- 
mum facilities necessary before 
a permit will be issued to the air 
carrier for service. 
We started a development pro- 
gram last year by grading an area 
for a new runway. After receiving 
confirmation that federal funds 
were allocated to Pontiac, we are 
now completing the 1956 plans to 
‘construct the new 100 by 4000 feet 
east-west runway and taxi strip, 
including the purchase of land for Plans for - Improvement 
clear approaches and a runway ex- 
tension at a later date. 
needed for airline service, 
Each year we can expect only 
our fair’share of capital improve- 
ment money from the City and 
state and federal funds. It will 
take three years to complete our 
facilities so we may enjoy the priv- 
ileges of modern airline transpor- 
tation. 
Homer D. Hosking 
  
Official Fears Near East 
Will Stumble 
By JOHN H. MARTIN 
INS Foreign Director 
A top American State Depart- 
ment official has warned that there 
is grave danger that Israel and the 
Arab states might stumble into a 
full-scale war ‘‘without either one 
knowing it.” * Lo] Ld 
George V. Allen, assistant sec- 
retary of state for Middle Eastern 
affairs, made this assessment. 
“I believe,” he sald in a Voice 
of America broadcast, ‘it is. 
likely that the states of that area 
with their present tense attitude 
could be involved in serious mili- 
tary operations, perhaps without 
either one. knowing it. I think 
that the likelihood is serious.” 
Reports from the Middle East 
bear out the worry of Allen that 
the next few weeks may be critical. * * * f 
Tension has been increasing rap- 
idly, for instance, in Syria within 
the past few days. There are un- 
verified reports of an alleged Is- 
raeli plan to launch an attack 
across the Arab borders this 
spring. 
JORDAN PROJECT 
Alarm also has been caused by 
news of Israeli intention to pro- 
ceed with the diversion of the wa- 
ters of the Jordan for irrigation 
purposes. * La 
Arab political leaders of various 
allegiances have been demanding 
preparation for war in Syria. Re- 
cruitment for civil defense also is 
the subject of much talk. 
Syrian Premier Sayed Said 
Ghazzi, who also is foreign min- 
ister, himself sounded very 
alarmed in a report he made to 
the foreign affairs committee re- 
cently, * 
The committee chairman said 
later that the situation was so seri- 
ous that an urgent meeting of Arab 
rulers and heads of state was need- 
ed to take ceceave —— 
The roadblock in all this is 
Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel 
Nasser’s rejection of such a meet- 
ing because of objections to Iraq's 
Participation. The latter is a mem- 
ber of the five-nation anti-Commu- 
nist Baghdad Pact which Egypt, 
Saudi Arabia and Syria are ac- 
tively fighting 
FRUITLESS EFFORTS 
The _unconfirmed alarmist re- Into Conflict. ports on Israeli intentions doubtless 
are based on a belief that Israel 
will hit before Egypt gets a tre- 
mendous arsenal from the Soviet 
bloc. Israeli efforts to get arms 
from the U.S. thus far have failed. 
* * 
Tension in Syria has infected 
neighboring Lebanon. A newcomer 
to Lebanon reports that one is re- 
minded of wartime when he sees 
the rash of new street signs ‘jn the: 
capital of Beirut pointing to public 
air raid shelters, 
Lebanon fears that any attack on 
Syria might be launched through 
her territory. 
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE 
There is not anything on earth 
. . I would not gladly do... 
Within my power now to bring 
. . » More happiness to you... . 
But even that cannot suffice .. . 
To tell the way I feel .. . Or show 
my gratitude because . , . You 
are so warm and real... I love 
you for the sympathy ... That 
fills your gentle heart ... And for 
your goodness when we are... 
Together or apart ... You always 
write me letters or . . . You call 
me on the phone... And when my 
arms enfold you, dear... You 
are my own — alone... And as I 
pray to God each day... Your 
heart and soul to bless . . . I hope, 
dear one,. in every way ee TO 
bring you ‘happiness. 
Smiles 
Regardless of how soon the real 
cold days come, the heat still will 
be on for the buying of govern- 
ment bonds. *   
  
° 
Being broke is nothing to brag 
about, but people often write home 
about it. . 
Birthday and anniversary gifts 
promote domestic peace, says a 
judge. If you're interested in the 
future, men, don’t forget the pres- 
ent, 
  THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Therefore as the church is sub- 
ject unto Christ, so let the wives 
be to thelr own husbands ‘in 
every aes —_tenetons 5:24, 
All other goods by fortune's hand 
are given: A wife is the peculiar 
gift of Heav'n.—Pope. 
  
  
Worrying Can Be Fine Preoccupation, 
but Only if You Do It Efficiently Worry ts wonderful. And mil- 
lions of Americans don't worry 
enough. But some people un- 
fortunately haven't learned 
how to worry efficiently. So 
they derelop bad medical side 
effects of worry, such as peptic 
ulcer, spastic colitis, insomnia, 
etc. Compare this case with to- 
morrotw’s follow-up. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE: 
Case Q381: Molly D.. 
is a meticulous housev ife 
“Dr. Crane, I a great 
deal and am too tense,’ she be- 
gan. aged 31, 
Worry 
6 * LJ 
“My family doctor says I need 
to relax, but I am just naturally 
high strung, I guess. 
“How can I get rid of worry? 
Wouldn't life be wonderful if we 
were free from all our worries?” 
BRAVO, WORRY 
No, indeed, for worry is one of 
the greatest boons of mankind, if 
you worry wisely. 
Worry is simply an instance of 
mental problem solving where the 
stakes are rather high. 
Millions of people don’{ worry 
enough, which is why we already 
have millions on the taxpayer's 
back in this country as perma. 
nent relief clients of Uncle Sam. 
. And additional millions are so 
indolent and unworried. about the 
future that when they finally do 
get on a payroll, they blow in 
their firsf-pay check on down pay- 
ments for non-essentials, 
Then they haven't enough left for 
food or shelter. So it would be a 
great boon if about 25 million addi- 
tional Americans worried more dil- 
igently, Worry indicates an unsatisifed 
hunger or amibtion which the hu- 
man being is trying to solve. The 
reason many people decry worry is 
_ the fact that when they don’t worry 
efficiently, they develop bad medi- 
cal side effects, such as peptic 
ulcer, spastic colitis, insomnia, etc. 
But worry itself is man's greatest 
hoon and has produced all our won- 
derful discoveries and inventions 
It is basie to the progress of civi- 
lization, 
WORRY MEANS PROGRESS 
When we psychologists use white 
rats. or guinea pigs to -illustrate 
the laws of learning, we may place 
      such a creature in a maze. That 
is a mass of runways, most of 
which end tn blind alleys. 
But a few lead around to the 
escape box where there may be 
a piece of cheese as the animals’ 
reward. 
What do you suppose would 
happen if we placed the animal 
at the starting point, but had 
given him a full meal before- That's why it is psychologically 
foolish to speak about the famous 
Four Freedoms. It is silly to wish 
we could banish hunger, for ex- 
ample, for then people wouldn't 
work. 
No progress would be made un- 
less human beings had unsolved 
hungers which goad them onward 
into learning. 
Vorry is just the mental process 
of trial and error by which we try 
to find our way out of the many 
human mazes in which we find 
ourselves, 
* * 
If Dr. Jenner hadn't worried 
about smallpox, he would never 
have made the observation that 
milkmaids who had suffered mild 
cowpox, thereafter were immune 
to smallpox, 
WORRY BY CLOCK 
But ‘learn to lay your worrles 
down after quitting time. And quit 
fretting about yesterday's prob- 
lems. Yesterday is*ater over the 
dam, 
Be efficient and worry over 
things yet to come, for you may 
exert control over the future but 
you can't change the past. 
So worry by the clock. Make 
a daily agenda of your duties, 
large and small. That's how I 
work. Then cross off the com- 
pleted items. I use red pencil 
to inflate my ego more when I 
mark out the finished jobs. 
And don’t worry on Sundays. 
That is a day of rest, so keep it 
such, Notice tomorrow's follow-up 
about wise worrying, 
Always Write to Dr. George W ne 
The panties eee, Pentaee 
Mchgans en enclosin, = i. memes 
and printing printing Gost when’ 
for. hia" peyehologiral charts eee Pp 5  
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Commission, M anager to Join Scanners of GOC 
AN seven city commissioners| side Pontiac post Observ-| of the membership committee of | The post, located atop the Coun- 
along with City Manager Walter/ers for two-hour tours of duty to| the group, appeared before the [ty Office Building, was opened 
K. Willman and some city employ-|help the post celebrate its third (ity Commission last night to |on March 16, 1953. They present- 
es will scan the skies during the|@™Miversary and kick-off a drive! enlist the assistance of the men |the area and need a total 168 ob- week of March 12-18. —- for more volunteers. | servers to get the necessary 100 
They will take their places along) Raymond E. Best, _ chairman chip ‘in the organization. per cent coverage, Best said.   “The thought behind this Pro/Man and Woman Mute | Circuit Judge Charles 0. Areh|   
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ers of our community are not only Ot Slaying Arraignment sand Mrs. Bentley’s for March 26. in accord with the GOC program) HILLSDALE uw—Carson Wahn,| Beck died Nov. 29 of injuries UNITED but are willing to provide the/31, of Figjt and Mrs. Ellen Lam-| suffered in a beating Oct. 6. Po-| SHIRT 
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ful to thousands for 40 ly Judge Cecil Kineaid plans to 
‘said Monday he had set fire to   
‘of this crookedness, it's worth the 
Pete.” 
Admitted Killer, 12, 
fo Appear in Court BEATTYVILLE, Ky. i®—Coun- 
  hold a hearing Saturday on mur- 
der charges against William Bran- 
| denburg, 12, who admitted shoot- 
‘ing his father and b brother. 
The boy snd his 9-year-old sister 
their cabin Friday after slaying 
their father, Brack, 65, and broth- 
eof Luther, 18. 
The judge quoted the boy as) 
saying he directed his sister to 
‘take $5 and some change from 
| moonshine whisky. 
No sative’ was given for the   
    during the 1950 campaign to a com- | 
posite photograph in which separ-| 
ately made pictures of him and 
Communist Earl Browder were) 
pasted side by side to make it ap- 
pear as if they had been snapped 
having a friendly chat. 
Former Gov. William Preston. 
Lane Jr. and Mayor Thomas 
D’Alesandro of Baltimore are | 
a Tree 
* 
‘George P. Mahoney, Baltimore! 
County contractor, is the only 
other Democrat with major back- 
ing. A stormy figure in Maryland 
politics, the former chairman of 
the State Racing Commission 
claims endorsements by all or at 
least a majority of members on 17 
of the 23 county Democratic com- 
mittees. 
Officials of Hospital | . 
fo Seek Federal Aid 
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' sion, bids for $3,000,000 project are | tempt to enlist federal aid for the 
‘hospital's expansion building pro- 
According to Miss Lauretta 
Paul, hospita] director, the $3.000 
000 bond issue will not cover the 
entire cost of the program based 
on architect's estimates. 
are four will confer with Jor 
dan Popkin, director of a hospital) jured 
|survey and construction depart- 
/ment, on possible financial assis- 
tance under the Hill-Burton fed-| 
program, 
Going with Babcock will be Miss 
'Paul, Dr. Harold A. Furlong, chief) 
‘of staff, and Willis M. Brewer, 
|property chairman of the board. 
After approval of the fina) plans 
last week by the City Commis-   expected April 19. ' bills. 
“My bill alone was more than 
| $2,000," she said. ‘‘Then there 
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          its city limits live people in caves. 
  
Survives Wreck   
  | HAMILTON, Ont. (—A 31-year-, 
old mother of two, widowed by a, 
traffic accident, 
jday her 10-year-old son, uncon-| 
|scious for almost six months, may | 
\live to be 60 or 70 without ever 
; waking up. 
Mrs. James Alfred Dates wept! 
|bitterly when informed of the! 
findings of a board of doctors who| 
made a three-hour study of her 
son's condition, 
ay he 4 Michael Oates, 
a two-car collision in | 
eNEat ah 31-year-old father was 
killed, has been in a deep coma. 
| Doctors said he will live a normal 
life span unaware of the world | 
around him, 
Mrs. Oates, 
broken ribs and a broken left arm | 
suffered in the same accident, said| 
she can't begin to pay the hospital 
were funeral expenses and now 
the cost of keeping Michael] in the 
hospital for the rest of hig life.’ 
Michae'ls brain was severely in- 
when a car, driven by a 
soldier from Camp Borden plowed 
into the side of an auto driven by 
|Mr. Oates, a former petty officer 
in the Canadian Navy. The soldier 
‘also was killed. 
The Oates family was returning 
to their Mount Hamilton home 
from nearby Ancaster where they 
were putting finishing touches to 
a new brick house to which they 
expected to move that same week. Lad to Live Long Time, 
but in State of Coma 
was told yester-| 
  | recently released | tears. He cried very hard for 
fromi hospital for treatment of| about a minute then groaned loud-| 
| 
    “We were going to move out         
    
  there because Michael liked the | 
spot so much,” Mrs. Oates sald, | 
“If it had not been for him we 
would never have bought the 
place."’ 
“My brother and father finished | 
'the home while I was in the hos-| 
pital. I'm going to keep it for 
Michael.” 
Hospital officias said that Mich-| 
ael, who is fed through a gastric! 
tube, cries frequently but never 
makes a sound. The only time he/ 
lever uttered a noise of any kind’ 
was two months after the accident ' 
when his mother visited him, a’ 
nurse said. 
“He looked at her for several 
minutes then his eyes filled with 
ly, his one hand extending towered) 
hig mother.”’ 
$17 for Child Support 
LOS ANGELES w — Actress 
Mary Beth Hughes has been 
awarded $17 a week support for | 
her 9-year-old son by Edward| 
Ernest Steinel, television produc: 
er known as Michael North. She| 
testified yesterday the only mon-| 
ey she ever received from Steinel 
was $15 at the time Don James’ 
Steine] was born, The couple was! 
married in 193 and divorced in 
1946, Last month Miss Hughes di-/ 
voreed singer David Street after 
an eight-year marriage.   
  
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Are Nowhere, idle Testimony Mexico City Enjoying a Remarkable Boom _ Are Nowhere, ; N tR 1 Gone ® ‘ By JOE HAAS (traffic we ever encountered, and created in the big eruption, and in, February days just loll around in that even top educators in the 
nano of Pu sner MEXICO CITY —This capital rarely hear horn blown. | Nor much the same manner they have)a Michigan June atmosphere. | United States say is little short of NEW YORK (INS)—Man, this leity of the republic to the south carcech oe Gasser a lived for thousands of years. To an outsider, from @ land that | marvelous. is the tale of three cool cats who . N Owner is enjoying a remarkable boom, ee fe a has everything, it seems that the) Starting almost from scratch, thought they were real gone but) !@XQS ews w' beth industrially aad fa 0 tourist Traffic officers are stationeq in| Nature is good to this area. It civic and cultural sides have been|they have erected buildings to ac- found out they were no where. |“ Wij] Tell Grand Jury the center of busy intersections, produces practically everythingemphasized in this great rebuild-|commodate an enrollment of 28,000, . * * »« of Crime Conditions t “in population it now is awayjand the direction of their out-|that it needs, and with so little|ing of Mexico City. covering every possible Two of the cats, apparently : ag stretched arms rules the road. human effort that countless gener-| For instance, in the matter of|from the oldest sciences to the aware that trumpeter Dizzy Gilles- . a Arguments are few, wrecks scarce,iations have bred a lazy race.|higher education, during the pastjcosmic ray. The common school 
the bdbgter’s New York home and|spending the night in the Tarrant] said te bo lower than ta omy othnrlsuntocr aan’ tho mesamry tetienien City bes Yor oo or cubes [have bosn Salh wp seypprieanialy. leaned any summer, when the mercury fre-|Mexico City put on a miul up proportionately. 
lot more loot ‘Laredo newspaper publisher Wil- is built . SITUATED ATOP LAKE = : Veralty iit quite largely 
They almost flipped at the Deru Gad jay hae to eee Started untold centuries ago on ’ , along the lines of our Yost sight of the trumpet, said to be = | bove WHAT’S Y LINE? Stadium at Ann Arbor, bat is ; about crime conditions in Fort a plateau over a mile ab sea ee eee Wake level; Mexico City is on the site INSTRUCTIONS: | Each word ie reloted to work. Un- [areca sp, el games ver country — - _* @ 8 of a lake that some 10,000 years scramble os as possible to guess my + Answer | other college sports highly here, which Dissy says is the | 1. arty kaired, -yeor-okl pub: ago was filled with volcanic rock oppeors under orrow, reading downwerd. fostered, and they'll be sending 
eth nership lisher.of the Laredo Times: -was in an earth-shaking eruption. This pe - some challenges up our way. bee conde yl wl ore fined $100 and sent to jail by Dist. bed of rock furnishes the founda: sais tae A large part of the expense of The men in blue and brass later; Judge Dave McGee yesterday aft- tion for every building in the city. 26 ¥ the Mexican government is borne got word that some ¢razy cats er he refused to testify before the =e by the receipts from a federal lot- were offering around such an off-| grand jury on the grounds ~—s -. ee the same pein roe = tery. Many millions are spent beat horn. violated his constitutional buildings were ere unti 1 weekly for tickets, and three draw- 7? se and might, incriminate him. within comparatively recent years. ings are held every week They moved in yesterday and) Later in' the day, Allen an serving as prime minister, It also is the material in thousands 2 The government retains 15 per arrested Hughley Jenkins and Ro-inounced that he would testify but, of miles of walls in the city. For, 3 cent of the receipts, and the other land Pate on charges of looting| Judge McGee refused to release 1 . . since its earliest inception, and to 85 per cent is distributed in prizes, Dizzy's heme. him from jail, saying he could! Tings Aims to Win the present day, it has been the , She caruesene Teak care They . also arrested Walter | Purge himself poling cy Ld : — odd stories line the streets, alljrule that every property owner “ square deal, in contrast to the Jedhden «a a chergee of criminally testifying and that ve Solo P t | t 50 of steel and concrete construction, |must surround his holdings with 1. WADE numbers racket so prevalent in receiving the loot. pa remain in custody until he did n 0S 0s in J\and all onloves rage iad con- | walls. ; 2 HELDAN 6 our country, in which no govern- } : i ! rt! border. agency ything.~ To get Jackson was no easy job. Le - | ANNAPOLIS, Md.  —Millard "The eight. aa) akeraeas with Bacbyratiorsed rey pores 4 core 7 — * Le ° : The police spent two hours work-| Allen was subpoenaed by the\r Tydings a veteran of 24 years which the city abounds, with their; st] ig maintained. The walls 5 RYECHR ‘| One of the largest buildings in —— way Places four locks —— I eae gipebe gp in the U.S. Senate, has entered broad palm-lined center strips, range from 8 to 30 feet high : shed 8 dds capital city ie the one in which on Jackson's apartment. torial redo the May 7 Maryland primary in/furnish a traffic vent that looks and from a foot to three feet thousands of : an ac- nen they finally, entered the per. thle, cig fos“ permtting|®, bid, to win back the job he lost ike a solution for the principal| tm thictneas eee idee q|count on the lottery. ‘Tickets are O Seaadas knocking on my/|vice and payoffs. He charged that - =. es » poche Samaras cease The Mexicans claim a civiliza- on sale everywhere, the vendors door?”* one politician here takes a cut of . | Speeding and horn blowing are tion that antedates Columbus b getting a commission. The princi- ? The 65-year-old Democrat was ~ {ion that antedates Columbus by pal meek ‘aguinet tine! loti vice payoff money because he i taboo. To discourage speedsters, | -onturies. They have the remains : valeurs ait But Fifty-five per cent of U. S. im-|wants to run for lieutenant gov-|defeated six years ago by Republi-| tines of metal discs are fastened |; prccel muck i aithing icentarins © 1600 Wher ty Line. les 3 is that it fosters gambling. But ports come from the Western Hem-|€rnor. oS at aagiarauniaireeh across the pavements at regular jefore Christ. And it must. be| Mexico has no income tax. isphere. Allen was served with the sub- a agmerilay a ene intervals, which produce such |. ymnitted that they still retain| 
poena while attending the annual) Witch investigated “back| B&rd bumps that it is necessary (oie of the practices of the cave) - convention of the = posed cavergvecrd nia camp of “back t come almost to a stop when eal dave! L F eer Assn. in Dallas Mon- CUCS. crossing them. There the pedes- l pes Butler has filed for renomina-| trians have the right of way. Mexico City itself is without AS ADVERTISED IN MAGAZINE i Na C in ee s doubt one of the most cosmopoli- , . Since coming here a few days|tan areas in the world. Foremost | hen 8 ter being wee S pido stad Tydings objected in particular| ago we have ridden for many|in its regular section, right at) 
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Bob Considine Roya: 7 |Pegay Llayd to Wed meal one 1 wt be ton second To Direct MSU Work _ | 
SANTA MONICA, Calif. w — — Gordon - | : — = |H. Sheehe, | Peasy Lioyd, daughter of former! Ajthough most of  Iceland’s/traffic raat has nalleea tt 4 
Nep orters Have Fiel ay 1 UIVAS OFS pore se snr ot ed ce nay ta oe a Lloyd, will be married about/per cent of the population now is director of the Highway — F 
-P (INS)—During a, “Where's she at?” A man from the duchess is going to tell about said, ‘Leave the - pipes to the, But from first glance the|March 1 to actor Bob Patten.|directly engaged in that indus-/Safety Center at Michigan State 
it—when he was playing one of his Scots!’ The duchess’ story is full of duchess’ story seems to be one ™— said the wedding will be ajtry. bse taba reports. University, 
own selections on his pipes. He| good stuff like that.” of the most remarkable written 
plays the pipes, you know. This; We picked up a lot of other ‘stamens ever, given by a wom- OPEN 3 NIGHTS to   
  
        
   
  room. Matter of fact, there were; he said. must have been at Balmoral, 
cauasal | Mamadeedol Gan ee ; i “His father, that would be cme newny Moms af the party, which | o. doem't need the money 5 Mon., Fri. and Sat. ‘How's about the duke?” he : | pellet) heidag peusal lebogecsal | 
“oe asked, willing to settle George V. raised a window and aoatere boner They don’t ex- |(525,000 from the magazine , ° yelled, ‘What's that infernal) alone.) This she plainly wanted to All had come to an 86-proof tea) «7, there,” the man said. point-|).-ket?’ The duke. he would have fit tegether, these items, tell a oe a 
ask half-finished questions about - : ; : at re z0es: because her heart bas been a bout ling to huge and impreg-|been Prince of Wales then, said, filled with it for 20 bittersweet 
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jney. ” The outfit the duke wore ‘FCC Member Backs 
ae Med he f the -See sta and thus were complete-| State ical School hace he en he : se Order ¢ oe Trial of Pay TV 
oe sce . NEW YORK W—Robert E ' rt E. Lee, = perimeter of .the duchess’) KALAMAZOO —The Kalama- him. « cemher smpae 7 of the Federal Com- group. She was being interviewed zoo City Commission has voted munications Commission (FCC), 
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question of subscription television 
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iobviously fascinated by the story state medical school is established Hank Walter, is the duchess’ law-| 
ers 0 ym duchess has, at long last, told. it be located here. yer and agent. Will Rogers Jr.. 
PUZZLED NEWSMEN Mayor Glenn S. Allen Jr. said he 0né of the guests, is now on CBS) 
“Who did your dress?” the lady, will appoint a citizens’ commit-| peaepe aoe Se (Prom-| 
tee within a week to lay #is i im we'd stay up late enough |)... igt final 
Anti Trust Row [reporter tad pod | city’s advantages before the prop-/Some night to catch him.) rel pie . ony 6 
referred to their vast pocket Ro-|¢ sutharities. UNUSUAL SPORY ‘ | 
Auto Parts Convention setta stones without comfort. | Only the _ University of Mich-) It’s an extraordinary story. this jon the subscription television ‘pro- 
Bla: hes oe re jigan and Wayne University now/jone the duchess tells. After Cleve-| |posal yesterday during a question- lasts Manufacturers on The cut-ct juchess replied |h@ve medical schools. A third one|land Amory bowed out, I thought |and-answer period following a talk 
iy @ ive Selling’ is has been proposed in the Legisla-|it would be a trite little thing, full/before the Radio and Television coercive ing with a name that sounded French, | , = but she was cut off by another ‘ure and elsewhere. ~ jof self-imposed puffs. | Executive Society. 
SAN FRANCISCO (AA national sharp question —s i i= = 
sie mae oes enti tered Mo ere wire st Mr T Th ed With R day wil study recent antt-crust|™7 Kansas [own reaten ith Ruin hearings against automotive and “1 always wear my heart on | B k’ C hi E h D 
rated manufaciers nthe et) my era” te twtr we AS DANK S Cashier 5x austs Deposits The theme of the National Stand-| fine blue eyes began to search | SMOLAN. Kan. 
ard Parts Assn. convention was; the room for a fire escape about (attributed to 
keynoted yesterday by a blast! then. 
against “coercive selling.” iP—A shortage his sister's home in nearby Salina.|institution but was stopped by an 
*‘manipulations” of “I have no comment to make at) examiner. 
ithe cashier has closed a 5l-year- this time,” he said. “Nothing can be taken out of Well, sir, never got to see the, ld bank here and threatens many; No charges have been filed. -|this bank until we get a complete 
Practices charged against big| celebrated couple but sure tuned|of this community's 200 residents | * ¢ 8s record,” said the eee 
a makers, oj] and rubber com-|in on a lot of information about! With loss of eer lite SAVINGS. J. Alfred Nelson, 72-year-old di-| “Just wanted to sell the bonds es. them. | rector of the bank, ‘cael to get! to get something to eat,’ Nelson). 
“Coercive selling ls the eco | “ a ihe ict nigra State’ his government bonds out of the mumbled. 
nomic cancer of business,” de- | ‘He's in charge of the pictures.” eee Peel ale : sala clared Henry Trauscht of the @ man said. “There won't be any little hope the Smolan State Bank) A 
Evanston Auto Co., Evanston, pictures of the present Queen used Would reopen. It has less than 
nL - to illustrate the text. He'll see herpes deposits and is not cov-| 
: that. red by federal deposit insurance. 
Charging that big companies} «11's a wonderful fellow. Lived| He said the bank suffered an 
are freezing out independents by|;, mortal fear of his mother.|Undetermined loss because of the 
forcing dealers to handle their|comeone around the office asked,| ‘manipulations of the cashier,| 
lines, Trauscht declared: ‘Did you ever make fun of her| Raymond Holmquist.” “All these goliaths of the indus-| nets?’ And he seemed bewildered. Lindley said Holmquist orally’ 
try. have achieved their present | wwouidn't have dared!’ he said,|®‘mitted to an examiner that he| 
sales position, t a degree, through | poking surprised. , falsified bank records. | G. W. Lindley, 
                
  
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Bet Borie fa: | Ann Arbor May Be 
Colorado Hunters Shoot Down Avalanches “\ Without Buses : ANN ARBOR w—This. city of | DENVER, @®—Ted Bakken, a create more than half the moun-|ture’s,” explained Dist. Engineer Other mountain men say Pat can| shells. They burst in red fire and 50,000 residents and students may|® lean, red-haired, 28-year-old moun-|tain pass avalanches themselves in|George Miles.   
  
    
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He hunts avalanches, When he| It is done with the precision of|“The Seven Sisters,” “Slippery says: _|small slide resulted, and it failed ® subsidiary of Great Lakes Grey-| ; Lees carpet. You finds one that is ripe, he brings ® military maneuver, Jim,” “Little Professor,” “Five-| «You can't really know. Weight|to reach the road. hound Lines, has announced to the can do it for as it down with artillery fire. ; Car,” and ‘‘The Pink Lady. and wind are factors. So is the| A small crowd of spectators that/City Council that it is seriously } little as vs When snow bolids up dete | NTE ONSERVED temperature. There are othérs, too.|had assembled was visibly disap-/considering dropping its franchise ‘ed—he howit sot blocked “off, and a high I went with Miles to watch the But when everything is right, any|pointed. because of recurring financial $[Q00 | wwitzer s + | . , . i aot wares in a explosive. shell {s fired’ into the/avalanche control unit in action.*¥dden vibration — a passing) . 7 * ab Vij : LR 8 cacuh) § —is the chiet an beta a) : _ tractor, a rifle shot, even a honk- Guess I didn’t earn my pay W. R. Budd of roit : iting tech- snow mass. Usually after the man-|Its job this day was to test dan- ' | : Detroit, presi- LZ a od i pr feesird ast avalenct ‘ea a ow areas in the historic /"& horn — will start her down. jtoday,”” said Ted, as he finished) dent and general manager of |) g \ end in ot Highways. the waiting snow removal machin-|Bethaud Pass, on both sides of the READY TO SHOOT: jaring: Great Lakes Greyhound, said the |- before . ’ : . * * *& ery can clear a lane through in Continental Divide. | Young Bakken wheeled his how. WORTH THE EFFORT firm is trying to find “an able le Px t ; Keeping roads through 21 high less than an hour. Pat Murray, a veteran road fore- itzer, contributed by the National | But it had been worthwhile. | aparece so that the ge xe I : in passes free of snow is; “The snow is brought down at'man known as “The Man on the Guard, into position. “We know the snow there is Still have some means of bus 7 } , 
ape ach and sometinies hazard-Ur convenience—not Mother Na-|Mouytain,” picked they targets.’ In the next hour he fired ten/stabilized until there's some kind  ‘ransportation. : | : 
= task this time of year. ~~ ~~~ of weather change,” said Miles. | The most recent financial report * { nt 
| ne from January 1955 to January 1956 © : 
| Actually Ted has a pretty good shows a loss of $7,000, Budd said, 
\box score. He has fired about 500 The bus company services school |* shells in the last three years,| ohiidren and shoppers—about 3,000 | 
brought dowa 40 avalanches that of them a day. a \ 
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the same number of smaller) _ : avalanches that didn’t. | The company earlier withdrew / 
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Mom's Shopping at 
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: lonia Snowed Under week in several years. Weather observation station records showed IONIA @®—Official reports Mon- : 
day confirmed what most residents’ beg ot = is tres anew 
had known last week while shovel- 
ing walks and driveways clear. 
The ‘snowfall last week in lonia plants, employing some 
County was the heaviest for any} workers. 
BICYCLE VALUES BOYS’ & GIRLS’ SCHWINN BUILT 
Spitfire Bicycles BALLOON TIRE STYLE   
  ln Spring 
a young man's fancy... | North Carolina has 450 furniture 
3”     topic is As English 
porereans offered by the academy. 
    
        
     
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24-Inch Spitfire ..... "3° . $42.95 
Boys’ 20-inch Size . . Res, it S _ $36.95 
HOUSE PET! — Kimbo, a fairly-domesticated AP Wirephote Many Other Schwinn Equipped Bicycles Such As: | 350 pound puss who likes to sit on the kitchen sink, ago, as a baby, and reared him as a pet. Now he | Corvette _. $174.95 Phantom .. $79.95 
| lounges in his favorite position as his owner, Mrs. romps around the house, sometimes watches TV, Tiger $6. 4.95 Hornet $59.95 
and eats ten pounds of horse meat and a cilce: | 
= milk a day. Melvin Koontz, of Thousand Oaks, Calif., does the 
dishes. Mrs, Koontz acquired Kimbo five years’ * 
Army Unveils Equipment 
tor Firing 60-Ft. Missile 
WASHINGTON (INS)—The | goes wrong with the delicate io 
Army ‘has unveiled some of the|ing operation.” 
futuristic equipment used to han-| The details were given with oe 
dle and fire the 60-foot-high Red- ‘release by the Defense Department 
stone missile that ranks as the of four pictures of the Redstone and | 
Benson Blasting 
Rigid Supports Says Farm Surpluses 
Smothering GOP Plan   LAZY-BOUNES PLEXIBLE SHANK SHOES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS SCHWINN ENGLISH TYPE BICYCLES .............$49.95 
ENGLISH RALEIGH BICYCLES..................$68,.96 0 
’ Other ENGLISH BICYCLES as Low as $39.95 
A Large Supply of Schwinn Bicycles — Children’s Wheel Goods of All Kinds — 
Toys of All Types. 
BUY WHERE YOU KNOW YOU CAN GET PARTS AND SERVICE 
EASY TERMS — 10% DOWN 6 MONTHS ON BALANCE! 
SCARLETT’S “sop “26 Years in the Bicycle Business in Pontiac” 
20 E. Lawrence Street j 
j 
“m-m-m-m! | suppose your first love is the 
  one you'll always remember... but our 
LAZY-BONES shoes ore worth o hug 
. Or tw6, tool Our feet just kiss the   
         * largest rocket built so far. lone of the Air Force's intercon- 
sidewalk when we wear them ep tiosee Speech ce itinental “Snark” — a 60-ton, jet- BIC Y CLE i The Redstone, comparatively propelled missile believed to have | W AMUSO, NS) Agricul- short-ranged but considered a mod- a 5,000-mile range 
ture cretary Ezra Taft Benson | for intercontinental and space-: 
told Congress yesterday the admin- travel rockets yet to come, is fueled KRALL 200M 0-mi ‘eal istration’s farm program is| ‘in an upright position from a mo-| - ae e eels ‘ a ee 
“smothered” under surpluses built bile servicing structure more than °. “ = . on ; ies ver up by rigid price supports. ‘tw ice its own height. hoe eas of miEsieecar Pa 
Plsapans hand ie eae ogo The missile undergoes static called “air-breathing’’ missiles of 
Ag ee | tests. while suspended from a the Snark type are still subsonic. = mittee, which consistently has fav-| stand that the Army is “as tall in speed. 
ored high-level supports instead of || 15-story building” — about 
the administration's flexible price the came height as the unique The newly - released pictures support program. 5 were taken at Redstone Arsenal servicing structure. Re . He asserted that staggering near Huntsville, Alabama, where 
farm surpluses robbed American the Redstone was built under the 
farmers of mere than twe bil. | direction of Dr. Wernher Von 
| SPA ae lest year. Braun, and at Patrick Air Force 
| Benson added that this amounted Base at Coco, Fla., where the 
to nearly 20 per cent of net farm | rockets and the Snark have been 
i test-fired repeatedly in recent 
months, 
Despite his strong criticism of 
‘what he termed “our past  pro- 
grams," the secretary did not state| 
his opposition to the Senate bill to 
restore rigid price supports, nor 
did he suggest the threat of. a presi- +«LAZY-BONES ore so 
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Vote 
FOR 
39° Parking Public Owned — Self-Supporting from Sc meter fees as PROVEN in past 
experience.    Despite the size of the latter, 
the Army said the fueling tower) 
“is so designed that it will auto-| 
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Sizes 8% te 12—A, B.C, 0.8...» $5.95 
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  Woman Wins 
One picture revealing that the 
Redstone carries a giant headlight College Degree jin its nose, showed th ke’ 
After 37 Years eeciing Gimcen a ee s 
MOUNT PLEASANT ww — Mrs./sparks in a limited firing at the 
\Gladys Flarity, who entered col-|army test range near Huntsville. * ® ai al 
‘dential veto. 
Mommy... hut, lones Shoes . jlege 37 years ago, has finally won| All full scale firing is understood 
Jin y down for cor laty-B s today @ AFFIRMATIVE APPROACH her degree. to have been over the Atlantic 
Benson's statement primarily, The 55-year-old teacher plans to from the Air Force's east Florida was an affirmative «approach, in start work on her master’s degree launching platform, — ~ urged coogreenioas! ap- after a short rest. | The missile’s headlight, which proval of the soil bank and eight| jsends a piercing beam of light 
other proposals sent to Congress sa in Neen eon ape ‘far head of the missile’s flight, by President Eisenhower. | cales Gee aa lereama ae She 8S described by the Army as He declared: “The nine-point yay driven the 100-mile coal tA iy “like a flashlight shining through vrar : rock stic : 
program offers no DostTum oF BA te Meamd Pleasant simant anny [% TOK plastic nose ) Rather, it includes a sound, logical | wentccnsectae at Coetrel Mee: 
attack on our most urgent problem. | . 
the surplus. It strikes at both sides As principal of the elementary 
of the price-cost squeeze."’ section of the Norman-Dixon 
Be Schools, Mrs. Flarity’s office over- 
Penciae! igi that hse me looks her home. She said: 
expanded pe naa = “If mother needs anything, she 
chases and higher cupparta tor hangs a white cloth in the win- 
soybeans, cottonseed and flax— |%™ are.“being accomplished admin- Mrs. Flarity entered Central, 
Michigan College in 1919 and be- istratively.” 
|gan teaching the next year. Pointing out that this year's, 
crops already are being planted in| She continued her education 
the South, Benson urged the House, through summer sessions, Satur- 
group to act with “maximum, 48y classes = and extension | speed’ on the proposals. | courses and received her di- 
He maintained that the Eisen-| a 
hower program ‘‘offers convincing) ‘I just love to teach,” she said. 
evidence that farm prices and in- “It keeps me young.” 
comes will be strengthened by a 
direct attack on the surplus prob-| New York is 13,135 miles from: 
lem itself." San Francisco via the Straits of| 
The secretary said: ‘The only! Magellan and 5,262 miles via the 
sound way yet devised to get out! ‘Panama Canal. 
from under the surplus burden . —_— 
is to cut down the flow of wheat, | 
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  FOURTEEN ~~ __ 
Passer-by's Fast »     
Editor's Wot ina Washington's birthday cere- 
mony at historic Valley Forge. 
thinking by a vi | Thelude Bob. Considine, A Jury of state supreme court 
pomeye a mechanical digger rence and Stanley Rukeyser, pad dapat ane 
tew Bloch away helped rseNe 8) VqLLEY FORGE, Pa. (NS) —| and patie reups beaded br five feet of earth. . |Cartoonists, writers and photo-| Dr. B. Allen, chancel- 
** graphers for large and small news-| "°F o% the University of Califor: 
A sewage disposal pit where he 
10 feet below the 
working with shove 
and their hands to free him. 
The machine was brought to the 
He is reported in fair condition 
at Bryn Mawr Hospital. 
  There were 34,000 traffic acci- 
dents in New York City in 1955.   
  
PENCIL A good quality, thin lead 
pencil with a retail value 
of $1.00. 
30° ta attain ttate tet ttrtatetatetnd 
Red Border 
Dennison Labels WHILE 
' THEY 
LAST It 
   
   
     
    nia at Los Angeles, made the 
selections from thousands of en- 
tries. 
Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chair- 
man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 
ad personally presented the top priz- 
The non-profit Freedoms Foun- es to those who spoke up for free- 
dation announced the winners of dom, including the famed judge 
\its seventh annual award program, Harold Medina of New York. 
Pontiac City Affairs 
30 Blacktopping Projects 
Approved by Commission Action was quickly taken on 30 Barber's Flying Service fer lot 
blacktopping projects for 
roads in 1956 as the City Commis-| cents @ square foot. The com- 
sion last night breezed through a| missioners approved the recom- | honored today along with corp- 
    
  
    
J. A. Fredman, Inc., construction 
firm had withdrawn a request of 
installing a one-inch encroachment 
over the new Kinsel Drug store at 
the corner of Huron and Saginaw 
streets. 
The City Commission accepted a     
neer Lewis M. Wrenn that pro- 
  and Eston streets be deleted from 
a special assessment roll. 
Dies in Chicago statist stunt su Heart Attack Is Fatal 
to Capone Era Chief 
Jack Guzik, 69 
CHICAGO # — Jack (Greasy 
Thumb) Guzik, who didn’t fit any 
popular conception of a gang boss sen to Marshall, The commission 
authorized the city assessor to 
prepare ai special assessment 
mission next week. 
Public hearings will 
  |read last night and accepted. 
assessment rolls for ldays of Al Capone in the 1920s, 4 ¥ 
THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956 
ae 
  
| Judge Medina, who presided with\carfoons with “Our Strongest 
‘distinction at the protracted trial/Arms,”” showing Uncle Sam ex- 
‘of Communist leaders, was ac-| 
claimed for his public address, /ntited: 
“A Look at America. Constitution.” 
$38,250 AWARDED | Highest awards in the gener- | Top awardees in 10 categories! 9) category went to Americans 
|received $1,000 and George vee | for the Competitive Enterprises 
|ington honor medals. The program.) system, Inc., (ACES), of Phila- 
| deiphia; the Boy Scouts of “Love of God,” 
Country — The U. 8. 
lincluding trips and library grants 
to’ school winners, offered awards| America, New Brunswick, N. J., 
totaling $190,000 in value. Cash and Veterans of Foreign Wars, 
ri mounted to $38,250. [Prizes amounted to $38 _ | Kansas City, Mo, 
' Hy Rosen, of Afbany (N. Y.)| George E. Sokolsky,   jtending to our children two books 
and 
of King! and reporter, received a 
'Times-Union, drew top honors in Features Syndicate, was granted an| award in the general class for his |honor medal in the editorials cate- 
gory for “Washington — A Great 
Leader.” He also got a “‘disting- 
uished service scroll'’ given those 
who have been selected for awards 
in at least five-of the foundation's 
A second place in the general 
category was won by the New 
York Mirror for its youth program 
“Citizens in the Making,’’ which 
embraced a youth forum, athletic 
tournaments and dance festivals. 
Bob Considine, INS columnist 
medal     
Nation WillEat Wrecked Au to Ordinance 
Action Deferred 2 Weeks Cartoonists, Writers, Photographers Win Freedom Awards famous and widely - reprinted, In local advertising, the winner 
“Newspaperman’s Prayer.” |was the Florida Power and Light 
SPECIAL AWARDS GIVEN |Co., of Miami,, Fla., for a series 
Freedom Foundation’s “special showing the many freedoms en- 
awards” went to the DuPont Co.;/ joyed By all segments in America. 
the Kiwanis International: the’, 
Daughters of the American Revo-! 
lution, and the Office of Armed   
  
  Forces Information and Educa- 
tion. , | 
| The U. S. Military Academy at 
iWest Point captured the college 
|campus program's top award for 
lits four-day “Students Conference 
on U. S. Affairs’ attended by 
representatives of 59 American and 
five Canadian colleges and uni- 
versities, | 
Columaist David Lawrence 
took the freedom leadership 
medal “for his continuing cour- 
     ESEERIEA MUSLME/D) 
LEROY ITG LL OY 
for Homeowners More Food in 56 The City Commission last night|a gentleman in the audience ob- 
deferred action for two weeks on aj jected to the rezoning which would 
city, six at the City Airport at six | 
33-point agenda in 68 minutes. | mendation, 
The commissioners also author-| (4, , : ized City Clerk Ad ‘ity Attorney William A. Ewart 
BR. Evans te told the commissioners that the take bids for the 1956 two-inch culture 
recommendation from City Engi- 
posed sanitary sewers for Spruce | Sumption—both in total and on @ ganizations éngaged in the storing, 
intention te construct a water | 
main in Elm street from Ander. | 
roli and te report to the com: | 
after engineer's estimates were foods 
but who was ranked a big wheel) Confirmation was deferred after 
in the underworld since the bloodyjlast night's hearings ms eee: spend about 25 per cent of per 
A e _ Retail Prices Will Stay Proposed cy on ace ‘wrecking 
at Same Level as 1955, and dismantling of wrecked auto- |mobiles within the city. 
The. aétion resulted from Com- 
: missioner Floyd P. Miles’ (Dis- 
WASHINGTON (INS)—The Agri- trict 4) recommendation, so that a 
Department said that group of eight auto wrecking es- 
Americans will fare foodwise as tablishments might study the ordi- 
well or better in 1956 than they|nance with a city committee that 
did in 1955, when there was an' formulated it. 
abundance of good things to eat. The introduction and first read- 
| . = * | ing was aired at last week's 
The country's domestic food sup-) meeting. 
ply will be at least as large this) ‘The proposed ordinance would 
lyear as it was in 1955, while COM- | require all persons, firms, or or- + According to Report 
per capita basis—is expected to be wrecking, and dismantling of auto- permit further auto wrecking es- 
tablishments in the area. 
“T would like to see the matter 
of the car wrecking ordinance 
passed before we do any more re-) 
zoning,’ Miles said. 
Round Up 115 Cited 
in Racial Bus Boycott 
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (%—Mont- 
'gomery law officers today began 
rounding up 115 persons indicted 
for taking active parts in the Ne- 
gro bus boycott. 
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      a little higher than it was last mobiles unfit for reconditioning for} 
year. ihighway use to securg a license 
Retail food prices are expected |from ha hast fehl ete the ap- 
to average the same as last year, Prova! 0 ee | pat Americans are likely | Previously, such licenses have to | . 5 
| spend more for food this year \not been required by the city. 
| than they did in 1955. Before action was deferred, a 
‘continued hearing on rezoning to 
| The department said, the in-/ manufacturing 3 of lots 145-147 of 
icrease will reflect not only the the Dixie Highway Subdivision, was 
be held expected small gain in food con-|also put over until March 6. 
Feb. 28 on 10 blacktop pave-|sumption, but also the continued) Miles suggested the move after) 
ment projects totaling $40,497.05 ae | 9 shift to the more highly processed) ——————~—————— 
wesc ih toa” “5 Fay Naval Balloon 
Approaching Africa On the average, Americans will! 
capita income for food—about the -| | A grand jury yesterday returned 
lt true bills against 115 defend- 
jants charged with participating in 
\the prolonged protest to racial seg- 
regation. 
| The grand jury report warned 
ithat ‘violence is inevitable” in 
\Montgomery “if we continue on 
jour present course of race rela- 
tions.” 
The indictmems were returned 
junder a seldom used state statute 
jwhich makes conspiracy to boycott 
a misdemeanor punishable by up 
  to six months in prison and a $1,- 
000 fine. 
The grand jury's written report spiracy through editorials and | 
special articles.” | 
Top award for editorials was 
presented to James D. Corriell, of 
the Boulder (Colo.) Daily Camera, 
for “The Right to Tojl, Sweat—, 
and be Free.'’ Part of his article 
read; “Happiness is not guaran- 
teed, the right to work for hap- 
pinéss is." 
A second-place in this category,| 
in the special circulation class, 
was taken by Merryle Stanley Ru- 
keyser, INS economic commen- 
tator, for an article entitled ““Am-' 
erican Economic System has re-| 
spect for Individual.’ Rukeyser' 
commented in the article: “The 
survival of a business enterprise 
‘hinges on pleasing the all-impor- 
tant person — the customer.” 
Highest recognition for commu- 
|nity programs went to the Chicago 
| (high school) Key Clubs and the 
|\Chicago Daily News, which con-) 
\aaced a “youth good citizenship” | 
jcampaign to reduce vandalism 
under the slogan, “Let's Grow Up, | 
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series showing historical Amery) ORDER Clean Winter Comfort NOW! 
  2 lis dead blacktop pavement for the follow. — |. amount as in recent years.| i amat can achievements. a ne . . Si years. | said the attack on Alabama's seg- 7 - | 13 
196" x TY", 60 labels in box. | .* ing streets: |This prediction is based on the _OPPAMA, Japan (®—The U. S. regation laws by the National Assn. The “I Led Three Lives” series, vMPROM 
Retail value $2.40. | The 69-year-old gang chief, who) Beverly avenue from Baldwin to Un!-' Hremise that the national pros- Navy said today a weather balloon|i, the Advancement of Colored|%Picting the activities of Herbert     
        
    
     
       
  versity, Blaine street from Oekland to 
           " lieutenant tealm: Burt’ avenue from Montcalm perity will continue to remain it launched here Feb. 18 is nearly} people j i sible f iC. Philbrick as an undercover —_.. once was Capone's chief ontea r perity wi “People is primarily responsible for | / ~ —— 
12 ¢€ jand who reportedly masterminded {¢ ee ee cco pees high for the remaining months of to Africa after crossing the Pacific,| .urrent racial unrest in Montgom-|#ent in the Communist party was 5 White 
Boxes |the gang's way to riches and po- win to University. Drexel avenue {f0™ this year Cos United States and most of the ery. adjudged best in television. It was Seal) 
. Our Price litical power, died last night. Death trom Jeaste to. Bentord: (poarth avenea MAJOR FOOD SHIFTS jAtantie : | a eee produced by ZIV Television Pro-| 
jwes attributed to a heart) attack.| {rem Josie to Puller: Gergen avenue’ ee | The Navy reported the 40-foot Wi f : | grams, Inc., of New York City. 
| Police were unable to confirm) trem south boulevard to Prospect. and| In a report on “the national food gas bag this morning was 700) 1re Surprised T vard in vent EEDWAY immediately if Guzik. died at his| #amiiton and MeNet! stredts from Bald-| citugtion,’ the department said miles west of French Moroc | op awa sermons wen 
General Printing _ {South Side home or at the home) shifts in among traveling | to Rev. A. T. Tomshany of Kal- | consumption 
   
  
  = | Other business saw the city aes d al ae kaska, Mich., with ‘Freedom's WE 
& Office Supply <: son-in-law, also on the South | clerk being granted authoriza- ‘major foods are likely this year. eee moving at about 140 miles Remark Realized INmiielsiallw a sttund lie reedeesss FUEL OIL 
Guzik. gray-haired, flabby and! tien to advertise fer bids fer the Among the livestock abana: The balloon’s automatic instru Strength.” _ CALL: 
17 W. Lewrence St. |mild mannered, was regarded as, alee — non oe Lah os dat kee ok els ae ments were reported radioing re-| ST. LOUIS u—"What we need National advertising acclaim was 
the top gambling boss in Chicago, oe cal ce ire = inbliol armel | of 35-below-zero tempera-'is a bus,’ Mrs. Louis Fusz ob bestowed on the Timken Roller FE 5-6159 
= — after Capone abdicated. “Scarface|) The City Commission also ap- and chicken meat, w nap tures from that altitude. The bal- served as she and her husband Bearing Co., of Canton, O., for OAKLAND FUEL 
Al’ left Chicago, at the request of proved resolutions to receive spe- dectines are likely for veal, igon was the 15th launched by the and their six children crowded) “exceptional institutional adver- 
ithe federal government, to serve cial assessment rolls by the city lamb and mutton. ‘Navy from Japan in its senes of 
‘assessor for blacktop pavement for’ Consumption rates for butter weather tests. _ the farmaly car. . tising pointing up the benefits of 
the American way of life as con- and PAINT CO. |11 years in prison for income tax,    \the following streets: 
od ad . Anderson § street And it was for income tax eva- Michigan Airline Railroad: Central ave from Elm to the products, eggs, turkey, meat and and other manufactured dairy: 
Bomb Under Bush lard will probably remain at last So she shouldn't have been sur-| 
prised when her husband, an auto| 
|dealer, drove up in front of their     trasted to life under Communism.” | 436 Orchard Lake Ave 
  
       
    
    
     
     
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\sion that Guzik met with his euly|ceanas trees Teisgragh to Dawson Mill year's level. . ; (feces with a bright red 35-foot $ - 
fevers in his many brushes with Pa iste" wT! im aienadl’ The department says Americans Will Stay for Awhile ost 2. "28"... Save *60.00 on This \the law in some 30 years. He was to 120 feet west of Going. Luther street will eat more processed vegetables | , no! exclaimed as s 
eeutemeed ta 1990, with Capone, 00) ren, Serene te eee eereneland the edible ve seal |Fusz suggested tearing out all the 
serve five years in prison and|seete ema Tron’ piney Mat prannnia, (And the edible vegetable alls us’) TOKYO WA schoolteacher who) seats, building bunk beds, instail- fined nal e ane Peek place from Hovey to O'Riley and Mainly in cooking and salad oil, | found an unexploded World War IT in, . hicien Wand d 
$17, for evasion of |Peggy evenue from Voorheis te Hazel mayonnaise, and French dressings. | . . oats g a c n making raper- 
than one million dollars in income} ° 2 @ |bomb under a rose bush in his|jes for the windows. : Sidewalks for Melrose. Kenil-| back yard was told today it would! * * e@ | taxes for 1927-1929. : . | Officials say its 1 Shy tis ya as told today it would) 
He fought the conviction for two| Worth. Cameron, and Emerson elas say Ss foo can'y 4 just have to stay there for a couple’ avenues from Madison avenue to accurately forecast production and Beautiful GE Refrigerator   Now, a year and several pleas- 
    
  years ring | of months. ure trips later, all these things 
his pdivasact = — Leaven|Mt. Clemens street were declared Consumption prospects for most) Tatsuhiko Ojiro said bomb dis- have been done—not to mention 
| worth Federal Prison for ‘a public necessity in action taken fresh fruits and vegetables, since 5.3) officials explained they had a battery powered refrigerator     three! ast night. much intormation is often based 
Upon the recommendation of,on weather conditions. |digging up 7,000 bontbs and shells) Fusz now is thinking about in- 
|Commissioner John E. Carry (Dis-| However, it appears that the’ quring the past 10 months. |stalling a shower. \trict 6), a sidewalk for the south) population will eat less canned One they get more funds for the] a 
lside of Auburn avenue from East|fruit and cereal food products|new fiscal year, beginning April 1, Although the first eyeglasses oft- nae Se t spent all their allotted money for and a bottled gas cookstove. 
Guzik was No. 10 on Chicago's LUSCO. © compiled by me 
Commission in 1930. At that time   
  
  @ The Space-Maker Chairshown ff  , prohibi era — he was Poulevard to Clifford street was this year than last, while the use they promised they would come en were regarded as products 
here is ideal for reception roome, pedhodl pron of. 1g\also declared a public necessity|of frozen fruits and juices, mar-land get Ojiro’s find. Meanwhile,|the devil, at a later time, artists 
conference rooms, private offices! Bt on terprises—illegal breweries |because of school children walk-|garine and shortening will prob-/the teacher doesn’t plan to do any often pictured the apostles as wear-| 
it's smart, comfortable, and folds and face tracks gambling" and (ne there, ably remain at 1955 levels. rose cultivation. ling spectacles. | 
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‘their many businegses operating, 
|Guzik used his head. He never 
was known to carry a gun. The 
“story is that he was given the 
nickname ‘‘Greasy Thumb” by the 
Capone mobsters who watched him 
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  THE 
Fahntasteek Rites Set for Grac By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—I asked about the rumor she's getting married 
next week—and Marilyn Monroe answered, “What! Nobody’ W 
have me!” ... 
A top Hollywood producer protested in court here, “That 
opposing lawyer’s trying to make a liar out of me!” The 
lawyer replied, “Exactly!” — 
and did. The Hollywoodian had 
to pay $57,00C real fast. 
The N. Y. contingent’s get- 
ting ready for Grace Kelly's 
wedding. Salvador Dali'll do 
“fahntasteek decor” and Dr. 
Maurice Sandoz (the Swiss 
author-composer who lives 
(here) will do the music for 
' an ornate ballet for the guests. 
| Miss Tony Lander, Danish 
| “dancer of the year,” will star 
| Dali says, “Myself weel create 
the decor, myself weel go 
March 15, myself can tell you 
nussing in advance. Except 
weel be fahntasteek!” Grace 
herself will be here in a couple 
“‘weeks—happiness-bound. She'll         
  GRACE 
have a private sun deck on “The Constitution” when she sails. | 
x * * 
David Wayne's so brilliant in “The Ponder Heart”— 
and Joe Fields and Jerome Chodoroy gave. him a wonderful 
line when his bride (played by Sarah Marshall, Herbert | 
Marshall's dtr) collects an electric icebox, dishwasher, 
TV set, washing machine, ete., and puts them all in the 
living room. “Now wouldn't it be wonderful,” he asks, “if 
we just had electricity?” 
* * * * 
A Bway show's planning to use “living statues’’—girls 
|bare from the waist up who aren't permitted to move. “You 
‘must stand perfectly still,” says tall model and showgal Siri. 
“You see a mouse—and you're out of work!” 
* * * x 
I went up to the ancient Amsterdam Roof to see “Strip for 
| Action” rehearsing and saw Jack Pearl, Jack Whiting, Yvonne 
Adair, Jessica James, Lois O’Brien, Jerome Cortland, etc 
and, over in a corner, Composer Jimmy McHugh, a fugitive from 
Hollywood. : 
“Last time I worked there,” ie 
      he said, “was 1930. This was 
= Ziegfeld’s Midnight Roof. It cost you $5 just to sit down. | | 
“Mark Hellinger was always here. His girl, Gladys 
Glad, was in the show, and we had the Duncan Sisters, 
Ruby Keeler, Helen Morgan, and Lillian Roth. Only one 
show a night and just the best people in town!” 
He sighed and so did Il. They say his songs will make some 
/new stars. 
* * * * 
eG which 1D been Tuning humorous ads, those 
| Hollywood Headlines:   
Former Mayor O'Dwyer 
Going Into Film Business | 
| | Your Comic 4 | By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS nani, Ernie Borgnine, Jimmy MC 4 | HOLLYWOOD (INS) — One of Cagney, Arthur O'Connell and, of 
Back again DP |the important stories of the week | oat Lemmon — 
because you P» Every Nite of the Week 4 is William Goetz's' move to Warner ry wanted him > to the rhythmic masic of Brothers to produce an outside It was a big moment in Susie's back > “3 LITTLE WORDS” 4 picture for Jack Warner! For days life and she was very -grac fous 3o 
* NICK LAWRENCE i smashing afl popularity records! now negotations have been going Was Eleanor Parker, who has been on. nominated so many times ae 
Back from a Las Vegas |p ELICIOUS FOOD In fact, three weeks ago | tele. bad so many of the nominees were 
engagement that won him |p DELIC imnere!| iteaks phoned to ask about the story absent. . encore, upon ea He > ee — or Orders} os that Bill would personally produce —= nd i 
pening Soe meell 4 eee “Sayonara,” the charming tale by AS 1 wylked into Chasen's Bing v : » . James Michener Crosby was walking out with Kathy 
* GLORIA BROOKS } : UB AHOE Today 1 was told “Sayonara” Grant. He leaves as soon as he 
Blonde-Bombshell Singer! She |p L T starts late this year and will be finishes “High Society” for a two 
puts everything into a song! if 3412 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-9754 ¢ filmed partly in Japan and partly ro trip to Europe with Jimmy 
NO COVER--NO MINIMUM | in Hollywood. Paul Osborn, who | Van PeUsen —- | was nominated this year for He'll take a camera with him to = ———————— — “Fast of Eden,” has been given Shoot footage of his trip and. as T a G oo the scripting job. said before, I'm pretty sure he'll 
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» Ford, who most certainly deserved = {recently our ambassador to Mex- Soames For some time now she's | ico, Willlam O'Dwyer, is going into Dee? the only one he’s been dating 
the motion picture business. He EXHAUSTED DONALD 
jand Albert C. Gannaway have for. Snapshots of Hollwood collected 
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which will give the world two pic-|al4 O'Connor after his Las Vegas 
|tures annually. engagement that he quietly entered 
’ The first picture Bill has chosen Midway Hospital and remained 
an original| there for several days. 
'by Tom Hubbard. June 10 is given 
as the starting date, and Ray Mil Grace Kellv’s tent public appear- 
jland is the first choice for the ance before her marriage will he 
at the foreign correspondents’ din 
ner Thursday night. Grace and the   
, SOME SURPRISES 
the academy nominations 
some of Pprino's — Grawe all in | apointments. I thought surely Rod aie 
| Steiger would be nominated either 
'for Judd in Oklahoma!" or for Liz Taylor, who has been In 
and out of St. John Hospital for 
the past six weeks, is out again 
Aponer and at home. surprise was Glenn 
a nomination for either Trial Slngetacirese Ieabel Bigiev cand 
Blackboard Jungle” or “Inter- ; G Larry Barnett, MCA vice-presi- rupted Melody.” He'll never have dent, expect their first baby in 7 a better year than 1955. I also _— , 
thought Rosalind Russell would be 
paged for “Picnic.” Judy Garland never sang with 
It was a foregone conclusion ‘as much feeling as when she sang 
that Susan sa bate Anna 7 es L Love You Truly” at the wedding 
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prince and her papa-in-law-to-be, | 
Prince Pierre. were a happy three- | ) i 
_ FE oe ARY 29 eS 1956 
saying they have a very’ careful chef (he brings his own) 
lunch), and that they can't take reservations (the head- 
waiters’ too busy handling complaints)—just had this one 
rejected: “Please drink more booze at Rosoff’s. No self respect- 
ing restaurant makes money on its food.” ... Showgal Rose- 
mary Ridgewell and ex-Mayor Wm. O'Dwyer busted up. She 
| decided there was no future in it 
* * * * 
Hal Block—now writing for Ted Mack—has financial in- 
terests and told somebody to phone him at J. P. Morgan & 
Co. “I'll be in conference with J. P.,” bragged Hal, who, of 
jcourse, knew that J. P.'s dead. “Do you mean,” gushed the 
‘party, “that you know that lovely young lady personally?” 
x * x * 
‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL... While everybody was talking about the Hal March-Candy 
'Toxton marriage at El Rancho Vegas, a man spoke up that 
his dtr. was marrying, too. "Twas Jack Kelly, Grace's pop, 
resting there while Grace's mom was in L. A. shopping .. . 
Rita Gam aad Tom Guinzberg helped Biamorize the “Carouse]”’ 
opening already. glamorized by license plate “NY-1”—Averell 
Harriman’s 
* * * * 
CBS-TV will do the Circus, National Football League and 
. Bob Feller will be Person-to- 
Person'd ... Johnny Meyer and his bride cut short their 
|European honeymioon=teo cold there . . 
celebrated their fourth ann'y. (And they said she wouldn't! 
. A feature of Galen Drake's show is Three Beaux 
jand a Peep, with Darlene Zito 
* * * * 5 
Jaeger, the famed Lindy’s waiter, was on the Jack Paar 
show recently. Asked to appear gratis, he shrugged, “Only 
the birds sing for nothing” . . . Chicago disk jockey Marty 
Faye, who calls himself “world’s most hated dj.” hassled 
on the air with Guy Mitchell . .. An entertainer, often men- 
tioned in scandal mags, says, “T wish I'd had all the fun they, 
say I've had.” 
At the “Carousel” premiere a guest told the Mexican 
U.N. representative, “I'm very fond of your country—I 
just got my divorce there” . Del Casino, former singing 
Star, is now a salesman of alnpiane parts ... Morty Gunty 
Says the Miami hotels are so crowded that “you have to 
have a reservation to get turned down.” 
EARL’S PEARLS _.. 
A psychiatrist is a fellow who tells you 
things about yourself you already’’know, 
in words you don't understand 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A lot of people didn't foresee the coming of automobiles. Be careful, or you can still be one of them.”—Fred Hamann, San Francisco. 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “They say you shouldn't get married on Sunday. After all. it’s wrong to gamble on the 
Sabbath.”—Ima Washout. 
A local spot has a cocktail called “Sixteen Tons” One of ‘em 
and you're carrying a full load. That's earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1956, the te Syndicate. Inc.) 
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OK $3,500,000 
‘Schools Fund City - Township Library 
Assured in Election at 
Farmington       
WATERFORD TOWN SHIP — 
Election returns from yesterday's 
Waterford Township School District 
$3,500,000 bond issue election 
showed that voters approved the 
Board of Education's latest build-, 
ing program. 926 votes were cast’ 
favoring the proposition and 568, 
against. | 
Although this represented only! 
slightly more than ten per cent, 
of the registered voters (14,700), it)   
was heavier than usual for a 
school election. 
Ot the $3,500,000, $2,000,000 
will be used to construct and 
equip a second junior high school. | 
It will be located on the corner 
of Hatchery and Crescent Lake 
roads, next to the new John Mon- 
tieth School. This site is already 
owned by the school district. 
The amount of $150,000 will pur- 
chase six sites, approximately 100 
acres. Four of these sites wil] be 
used for elementary buildings, one 
for.a future third junior high and 
one for a future second high school. 
ELEMENTARY BUILDINGS 
$1,250,000 will be used to build| 
and equip the four elementary 
buildings and $100,000 to construct     Opera Singer Carl. Palangi to Appear 
in Waterford Music Series March | 
. ‘GABLE WITH VOICE OF PINZA’ — Carl Palangi’s recital at By JANE WINDELER 
Waterford Correspondent 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
Carl Palangi, popular young bass- 
baritone who will sing Thursday, 
March 1, at the Isaac E. Crary 
Junior High School auditorium un-|     der the auspices of the Waterford pilion, City Attorney, presented the, Township Civic Music Assn. has proposed Building Code and ai 
been widely acclaimed for his schedule of Fees for action at the, 
triple starring in opera, concert Keego Harbor City Council meet-' 
and tel@vision. Known for his reg 
performance as the Tsar in Boris;; 
Godunoff, proved Palangi has 
equally successful as actor and Webb to the Election Commission 
singer in such strongly contrasting! 
roles as Don Giovanni, Mephis- 
Devil and Daniel Webster. 
Winner of the San Francisco 
Music Critics’ award, the artist has 
been a featured soloist with the 
San Francisco Symphony under 
Pierre Monteux and Arthur Fied-   : F There was a discussion on sal-| and McDe ia. will be: ler, with the San Diego Philhar- jAndrew McDeramid from India. will be: or- ties for the Police Department The meetings are slated at the| Walled Lake Fire Hall — 21] reasons. : | and the Council approved a yearly Troy Countryside Chapel at 7:45 Market St., Walled Lake. jsalary of $4,300 for a patrolman, | each evening. | 
$4,600 for a sergeant and 5.000 for 
the a chief. They also approved a set’ | 
Stanford University Opera, and isalary rise ‘after the six months Ist | eee Hall (Branch) _of the’ women were! fired: 
‘probationary a Q | Ave ship 
last visit to Europe, Palangi re- jaises thereafter. monic and otter West Coast 
chestras 
He is a member of the San 
Francisco Opera Company, 
is in radio and television. On his 
ceived flattering opera and film — 
offers in France and Italy, but | 
returned to the United States to 
increase his already extensive 
repertoire of roles. : ing last night 
Jack Loveland and City Clerk! 
. 6 Edward Hermoyian are on the | | topheles, and Jabez Stone in The Commission by virtue of the Char- Sionary to British Guiana will be|_@ fee of $1.50, on a cost basis. 
ter. 
the public™* j 
meeting requested that city offices in ef a out | Oakland County Animal Shelter, be kept open evenings and Satur- '1200 E. Walton Blvd., Pontiac. 
day afternoons for voting registra- Approve Police Salary; 
Appoint New Official 
for City : 
KEEGO HARBOR — Thomas J.     lee 
5 Rabies Clinics fone cc ‘ 
: ” Slates Meeting 
at Roosevelt 
| KEEGO HARBOR—The Mothers 
Vaccination \s Offered held a besiness mecting ‘Thereday 
on Non-Profit Basis for at 7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium of 
County Dogs | Having held afternoon meet- 
owners will have a final chance to| past several years, the women 
get their dogs vaccinated against 
‘rabies in five non-profit clinics Sun- 7 , 
day All persons interested in | | 
Club of the Roosevelt School will 
ithe school. , 
Pontiac and Oakland County dog| ings in private homes for the 
s| meetings. 
Last in a series of Rabies Vac- School are invited to attend, the 
Both the code and 
he schedule were adopted | 
The Council appointed Wilma’) cination Clinics will be held from Oo 
1 p.m. to 4 pm. Sunday in five area 
‘locations, it was announced today toca “cis Firm, Union Settle County health due : Headgear Dispute 
The clinics vaccinate dogs for | 
| KALAMAZOO uw — The Suther- 
a guest sir Sunday evening in’ pr Monroe pointed out that the land Paper Co. and the United 
: a a series of missionary services| deadline for obtaining dog licenses’ Paper Workers Union have settled 
tert Ses gare jthat will begin Thursday at Troy./is Marth 1, and proof of vaccina-|their strike - precipitating dispute 
Sr. were appointed as members | Other speakers will be Lillian tion for rabies is required before over hats for women workers. of the Board of Review. Hogan from the Belgian Congo,|dogs can be licensed in Oakand| ‘The company had ordered wom- 
| Leslie Bedell, Samoan Islands, and'County. Location of the clinics'en working on certain machines to 
wear a protective hat for safety 
  MARGARET CHOW or a period of two years. Mayor 
Mrs. Margaret E. Chow, mis- 
. The women rebelled, complain- 
| West Bloomfield Township Fire ing the hats gave them headaches. 
Hall — South Willow Beach Drive,' A walkout developed and a number 
period and merit Under the agreement an. (276 West Auburn Rd. Avon Town- ah nounced yesterday, the _ dis- 
Persons present at charged women will be rein- 
stated, ip. | 
Ortonville Fire Hall, Ortonville.; 
| A joint statement recognizes the 
Approximately 2,300 dogs have company's right to discharge an 
ron U.S. Mediators, Union been vaccinated so far this year employe who ignores obligations have decided to conduct evening 
  | Waterford which begins at 8:15 p. m. March 1, is part of an extensive 
concert tour, and will include arias from Handel's “‘Berenice,”’ Da- 
Gagliano’s ‘La Flora,” Lully’s “Alceste’” and Borodin’s ‘Prince 
a” _| Igor.” His selections also include numbers by such composers as Approval of the bond issue does : 3 I a not mean an increase in the tax! Paolo Tosti, Arrigo Boito, Claude Debussy, Georges Bizet, and Peter 
rate, Because the bond issue for) lich Tschaikowsky. the construction of the high school, ~~~ 
is almost cleared and because re- 
cent state legislation allows schools 
longer periods of time in which to! 
jthought of becoming a singer. He pay off money borrowed for card f k BI ki ° 
struction, the present millage is cepac S OC Ing Rivers trained as a boxer, but with the 
sufficient officials said. | advent of the war- found himself 
FARMINGTON | oo (—Yugoslav air force wolf packs driven out of their Jairs in the Navy Here his mch bass 
; stv-eTownshin Planes bombed giant icepacks by starvation. voice Was discovered and 
Dieetat taney le oe pleas blocking Adriatic rivers today in a The shivering Continent counted;mandeered for solo performance 
“declaration of war’ against Eu- 762 known dead as the subzero with the Great Lakes Naval Choir | 
ae worst winter in living eel oli’ sear eae with; Not until after the wer, | 
Seer pEtthe Sor pho ere lbel Sin seight. however, did Palangi decide on Special teams of rifle sharp-| - : eae b ishooters patrolled Communist Po-| Floods and landslides caused | a musical career. Encouraged by 
iland in a hunt against marauding. jhieel cispeat clue (nes Lesh | comme inabie ol Se | __ | of Southern Europe as a slight | Intensive studies in voice, laa- | Looking back a dozen years to 
his boyhood, no one could be more 
surprised than Carl Palangi him- 
self that he should have turned 
out lo be an opera singer 
TRAINED AS BOXER 
— * At fifteen he was driving a beer 
truck in Cleserand in the afternoon, 
Yugoslav Plan es Bombing going to school in the morning, and 
boxing in the evening, with no an addition to the Jayno Adams 
School. 
  F , s. . we mtst— thaw set in. | guages, acting and repertoire. | 
: Crop damage on the Continent The singer has been signed for : | 
tenths rap er eee | ) egis a re fran into hundreds of millions of television films with a seventy-| 
orized by the vote is expect o dollars. Vegetable stocks ran dan- piece orchestra under the direction 
|gerously low in many place®. of Werner Janssen, who enthusi-| 
| Britain's big potato stocks froze astically describes Palangi as “A 
LANSING ® — Rep. Allison Slid in Lincolnshire. Picking of young Gable with the voice of a 
The proposed site for the library, Green (R-Kingston) asked the Leg green vegetables came to a halt. | Pinza.” 
| Spanish al ce planes finally as well as funds for its ee | ahre today to establish a com-| wore fe force planes: finally, raise $10.14 for the year. making for Schog| Study the state, eee 
  tion, are available to the district) mittee to study the need for a newts to nearly 6 heres me| + ; ders. No planes were coming off! through the estates of former resi-| state medical school \rooned for 15 days atop the highs | ee end Qe ‘sound film, “This My Son,” in col- 8. planes were coming o} F 
est in the | dents. = ah ares of the cost * ¢ * mountain on Majorca comes within its get. Green said Grand Rapids, Lan- Mediterranean Balearic Islands. ‘ 
; 7 - sing, Flint and other cities are vy- The group—which reportédly  in- for Wide Pro 
Deviate Control Bills ing for the new school, under study cluded six Americans—is’ prepar- 
by the University of Michigan ing a site for a lS radar sta- 
Board of Regents. tion 
“There will be g lot of pres- |LOWEST SINCE 1766 
LANSING w—Three bills tight- 
ening state control over sex sures brought fo bear in selecting |= German weather experts said Inquiry Into Attempts 
criminals were before the Senate a site and I think the Legislature (the freeze-up may be Central Eu-| to ‘Influence’ Solons 
should have, something to say rope’s worst in 200 years. They 
about it,” Green said. aid , > o s sa said the average temperatufe for WASHINGTON (INS) — Over- 
    today after overwhelming House f shican State the first 20 days of February ran 000 Mable Anthony of Detroit. 
approval. Uaieoray Wondee a aces slightly below the lowest average/Whelming Senate approval was ex- = a : i be the ane apes SS i, : James S. Caskey And Mone ap beer Bit) : » has ~ : : ; reind today -ping inves.| Mrs. Oscar Virgin wi the|enUsts, supervisors and office caer: _ mS The package legislation, intro- a strong interest in establishing a for the month since records were pected today for a sweeping inves aici 4 workers have not joined the Inter- WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — y 
duced by Rep. Robert W. Waldron medical school at MSU. 
Ld LJ first kept in 1766. itigation into. “illegal” or “im- 
(R-Grosse Pointe), passed the | ° ———— proper” efforts to influence the | : sis | strike Lake Grove Dr., will be at 1 p.m 
House last year but died in a) Hannah told the last meeting of Dre er Sisters ‘outcome of legislation in the Sen- Gideons, Auxiliary Meet ° . Friday from the Richardson-Bird | 
Senate conimittee. the State Board of Agriculture the y . jate. | WATERFORD — The Pontiac . Funeral Home, Milford, with burial 
The principal measure permits interests of the people would best Add 4 Trophies | Senate Majority Leader Ls ndon Camp of Gideon and Auuiliary| County Births “in White Lake Cemetery. Mr. Cas- = = 
jud rs tence sex criminals be mee the Legislature were i |B. pohnsn called a willl mectLat inelihame! of Mrs | ; tomas key was ea dead on a 
represented on a committee study- jauthorizing the $350, inquiry | — | : rival Monday at Pontiac Genera to indeterminate terms of from "CP y-to Collection Eheo Lah Demeerkue and Repub-|Henry Mehiberz. 5938 Anderson-|, Mr. sed Mrs fam statfort Mary 11° y one day to life without first es a need for a new medical 
determining that the offenders % 0 
are “sexual delinquents.” 
Waldron said wording ot the (Gere Higgins Talks present law had prevented judges 
from using the indefinite sentences a# ()rtonville Event - Another of the bills requires | KEEGO HARBOR — The Dreyer lican policy committees unani-| 
Arlene and Mari. mously approved the proposal 
  | sisters, Sharon, 
‘lyn, of Wards Point Drive, have) The measure, an outgrowth of 
added four more trophies to their| the Case “influence” incident, : 2 would create an eight-man, bi- large conection of awards for ba. parilsun| commelttes| to condact @ 
ton twirling year-long Inquiry into ‘‘attempts 
to influence improperly or ilegal- |   
  ORTONVILLE — Former State, The girls each took first place psychiatric examinations of of- : 28 , ; ‘ Ae . to sit up in bed at night and ery be- fenders by at least two physicians | Senator George Higgins Bpoke any tn their individual are groups: at tee mate or any member was the setting Friday evening for McKinnon. isburg, who had helped care for Nectaue” Ome “\ saps - “= before sentencing to indefinite the proposed turnpike project at the Land of Lakes baton contest the martiage of Ann Hackney and Following tt ceremony ~ him the past two years : ed etroit. hry, the Rotary Club's “Homecoming herevininiwcel: The far-reaching investigation Irwin Sutherland 5 - , ” 5 . 7 Mrs. Franklin Hitchcock Sr. 1 would have saved myself a lot of : N . en a | : Bs a “aie ntribu- * 2 * ception was held in the church ae = Fes sos ! Painful suffe if T bad of tried_ The third requires the state Night” here last night. | They also placed first in team mould) cov) carapalenycontiou ORTONVILLE—Word has heen ff 6:sis-wa Bitters sooner. Me CRB. tions, political activities, lobbying 
or any and all other activities or 
practices parole board to review the records) About 40 former members at- 
of persons convicted under the | tended the event, and ladies of 
Jaw every six months. Convicts) s+. anne Church served dinner. Roy Hess was general chair 
whose records were coming up for | man and sponsor of the affair Senate investigators were re- 
review would be examined by) Community singing was led by held at the C.A.1. building in Wa- ported today to have found indica- 
prison psychiatrists. Howard T. Burt, with Lee Kanaya terford. tions that oilman Howard B. Keck] 
at the piano. ‘made his biggest political contribu-) 
Kinsel Drug Official | competition 
  
The sisters, students of the West 
Bloomfield schools, hold state, Na —————————————— tion in recent years to the national 
Citizens for Eisenhower Commit- To Sponsor Card Party o jtional and Canadian champjon- tee 
Dies of Heart Attack AURBURN HEIGHTS — Auburn |, oo The bride approached she altar iiuseas Ges Melb ON Ge OT DETROIT (®—Joseph EF Half ois on the arm ef her uncle, Shirley fers, Mr. RM. Flint Heights Community Club will spon 
man, 62. general manager Of sor q public card party at 8 pm 
Kinsel Drug *Co., died of a heart; Thursday at the Club house, 220 Asks Senate for Way 
attack in his office yesterday.  /¢. Squirrel Rd to Bring Gas to U.P State Finance Group 
He joined the drug firm as a —————— Okays Bond Issues 
pharmacist in 1919 after serving| The U.S. population increased 26. LANSING Uh — Sen. Leo H. Roy 
in the first world war, A native|million in the last 10 years, a (R-Hancock) has asked the Senate) LANSING UP—The State Munici-. 
of Fowler, Clinton County, he was larger increase than the nation ex- to set up a three member com- pal Finance Commission at its! 
a graduate of Ferris Institute. | perienced in the previous 21 years. mittee to investigate ways of bring-jregular meeting yesterday ap- 
jing natural gas to Upper Penin- proved the following bond issue 
Q sula communities. proposals e | 
Your PTA Is Planning: In a resolution filed Tuesda\ 
Roy said that civie and business Open House at Waterford leaders in the area have experi 
enced difficulty in trying to ar- 
range for gas service and applied 
re- to the Senate Public Utilities Com-. 
    
Rochester Community Unit | 
School District, Oakland and Me- 
comb Counties,  $1,150,00 for 
buildings. 
Walled Lake Consolidated School 
District, $350,000 for building.   
WATERFORD VILLAGE —'the hospitalization of mentally 
Waterford Village PTA will meet tarded children. mittee for help. 
ad p.m. Thursday at the Members of the Township Road The resolution proposes that the’ 
school. | Committee will summarize town- committee be authorized to sub- ‘Cro : ° sub- ‘Cross Is the Answer * ~ Open House is slated and Par! ship road problems. |poena witnesses in the course of. h fl Ss ‘ ents are invited to visit their cht ven! Tewnabip its study and to examine books and) Fheme of Lenten Series dren’s rooms and talk with records of S of persons and companies} WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The teachers. Two members of the Hamlin [+ involved in a matter properly be-) Rev, Arvid E. Anderson, pastor of 
There will be a film on the‘ ake os Se eact ee as ae re Toup. (Christ Lutheran Church, has an- | cake and Sausage Supper at the | 
Inounced the schedule of Lenten “History DuPen ve | = 
= ere | pemiee cement ee Setarasy |r Services to be held at. the church Nery s§ to ie nt This is also Father's night. Re- | ‘ : g tween the h f 8 p.m. : freshments will be served. “es VEU [po each Wednesday evening until Eas-'   
    MSU Prof to Speak 
. Wise Persons who have put forth a ASS ARBOR Pp AStitlantacr. Theme of the meditation a 
Wi PT * nN ceichrate EF great deal of time and effort 4a Prof) Alien Ss Whiting of Michigan “The Cross Is the Answer.”’ A clos- 
aged A will celebrate Four make the event a success say a State . University will speak at a ing “Service of the Lighted Cross”’ ders’ Day with a special program large attendance Is expected. University of Michigan political will be devoted to quiet meditation, Thursday ing at 8 p.m. High-|Tickets may be had by calling science round table Thursday. The and special lenten music is includ-, the program will be a talk OL 1.0571, or purchased at the topic is “‘Intérnal Economic and ed each, week. The time of the Members of the Business and 
Professional Women's group vel- 
unteered time to the city, provid- Will Meet at Republic 
Aviation Tomorrow in the Sunday clinics. ‘of the contract. The company also 
“We urge every dog owner who was given the right to continue 
‘has not already done so to take disciplinary layoffs not to exceed 
advantage of the non-profit inocula- 30 days 
com- © 
May Approve 1-Year to Meet at Whitfield’s 
a Peter Pan collar, snug bodice and ing they were “schooled and dep- | 
utized.”” Arrangement were to be | 
made in City Hall here today. tian program,’ Dr. Monroe said.| 
ir “In this way he will be assured unfair labor practice eharges and Ben J Moshier wz ed b 'Federal mediators and union lead- of protection and safety not only ihelcom pany, wee in witndrew x 
nu. Moshier was approved by/ers meet tomorrow in a first step for his dog but for his neighbors damage suit filed against the union the council as fire marshall for the aimed at ending a strike that has and the general public as well.” : s , 
’ ‘Book of Golden Deeds city and John Sellman was appoint- halted jet plane production at the 
Mediator Frank H. Brown said County Deaths | 
FERNDALE — Mayor Bruce D. ed as deputy fire marshall. Republic Aviation Corp. pena ee * * Ld 
Form New Church | every effort will be made to de- Mrs. Christine Davies | . bass an agreement )to resolve | CLARKSTON — Setvice for Mrs. @arbutt will receive the annual 
in Avon Townshi us existing impasse. Christine Davies, 72, 4220 Foley, Book’ of Golden Deeds on Thurs- 
pD A company spokesman said Re- Ww MAT ae day, an award of the Ferndale public had not received a request aterocd cl ownenlp ym ulgbepa? Exchange Club ‘ “ay eer S chang ub. 
AVON TOWNSHIP — A new in- for mediation meetings. a ge Ser ee oat caren ( eae) afprender tonite dependent church was organized in| Seventy-six persons, practically -”, eek: _, Michigan Municipal League, has Avon Township this week calied al pickets, have been arrested in Lakeview Cemetery bere Soe oe neon naive in Forde Civie af- The Avondale Baptist Church. skirmishing since the wage strike’. vane : ‘fairs since 1936. He was appointed This group has purchased the started early Sunday. [ores mut aedl ty several mec to the City Commission in 1947 and cae age -. jand nephews including William) 46 
een oe EES OS 719 12,000 STRUCK Chase of Waterford, with whom, °lected Heme ab 
| About 12,000 production workers she has made her home the past 
Regular Sunday services will walked out at Republic's main few years. 
be held Sunday School is at 10 plant here and at three smaller , et 
a.m. with Lucille Landis as Sun- ones at Port Washington, Hicks- . Mrs. 7; Vern ene) 
day Schoo] Superintendent. The ville and Greenlawn. All the plants WALLED LAKE — Service for 
worship hour ts at 11 a.m. with |are on Long Island. LT J. Vern ; (Helen Mae) 
the Rev, Richard DeGrow as | Republic has a backlog of half Schwartz,5487)0t 2185 Decker Rd. pastor a billion dollars in government here, will be at 1 pm. Saturday 
; . in St. Matthews Lutheran Church, 
widen | isaile “and (jet plane ot Walled Lake, with burial in Glen 
“den Cemetery. The body will be 
or, will be shown. It is an up-to-| at the Richardson Bird Funeral | . | Dleted before the strike were give date version of “The Prodigal Keone nae = sale ee given Home hece untill alm. Saturday” 
Son." Public is invited. je SOMenes one own away 
Waterford Goodwill Club FARMINGDALE, NY. uw — 
  
Ferndale Mayor to Get   
  
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WHEN 
RREUMATISM 
ARTHRITIS STRIKES. Save Time, 
Suffering This Sunday evening at 7:30, the, 
the production line. But a few com- 
Mrs. Schwartz, a county resi- 
\e Police arrested 17 fist-swinging, dent for 13 years and teacher in 
pickets in morning and evening the Redford Union Schools, died | 
melees here and at the Port suddenly this morning at her 
Washington plant yesterday. The home. 
WATERFORD — The Goodwill first nonstriker was also arrested. 
Club of the Waterford Community! All were released on bond 
Church will meet at the home of, Pushing, shoving and scuffling 
|Mrs. George Whitfield, 6781 Wil- broke out when nonstrikers tried 
liams Lake Rd., at 1 p.m. Thurs- to breach picket lines and enter the She is survived by her husband; 
one brother, David R. Callen of 
California, and two sisters, Mrs. 
Ed Gerschpach of California and 
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      Governor Philip A. Hart on'door. ‘Political Conditions in Formosa.’’ service ij8 p.m. | 
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Raps Attention he oe Melt Away Hughes’ Flying Boat ala 
as but He Keeps on Cutting ‘Slated for Eviction eae ae. Given Race Spat MARQUETTE «#—It’s a busi-'are usually about the right size yong nae cae o ea Smith-Corona Lod ness where profits just naturally for railroad cars. which take 22 ict : eT | J Gov. Folsom Asks Both melt away but ice cutting still by 34 inch cakes." Pace (meee aide. his mse ADDING MACHINE goes on at a brisk paee here. iRying vost. | Sides for Cooperation © ven though iceboxes have gone| McCarty figures his profit iid _** U ~ Also VICTOR | in Solving Problem ithe way of the horse and buggy, | oughly at about a cent a pound. The Long Beach Board of Har. & ‘ 
|there’s a steady demand for fresh’ That's why, he says, “‘an ice cut-bor Commissioners ordered the REMINGTON 
wid ion” given th 1 wide attention” given the racia Marquette ice dealer, busy cut ee tox BURROUGHS 
disturbances at the University of| , ’ rear. ; ’ " be ; : 
Alabama “has been very much Me reat tat years age me BENNY S Daughter "wre | Adding Machines Rented mayer . used to put up 15,000 cakes but the city property, but Long Beach =     
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nal Island facilities by April 1. ™@ | MONTGOMERY, Ala. w — Gov. 4 | } Tanne El scieom sayeth nie balers and dairies. keep his profit from  meltin 
iis | They keep Michael McCarty, away.” 
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MAL NILI # our problems in the spirit of calm. , ©*Plaining the rather modest’ HOLLYWOOD uw — Joan Benny? ae Ss NU-VISION Tl AL . ae CEE EB ness understanding, debate and decline in demand, McCarty points Baker, 21, daughter of comedian On march 17, 1954, Hughes sued & il 
' deliberation.” : jout that even in the old days, Jack Benny, is scheduled to ob-L©ng Beach for 12 million dollars (7 
Open 9-5:30 ' Room 2-3, Phone The governor said there is ‘‘na-/ Much of the ice was sold to com-|tain a divorce in Reno, Nev., to-\f0tT damages to the flying . boat, 
Fri, ‘til 9 15 W. Lawrence FE 2-2895 , amer iffer- Mercial users who are still the morrow from Seth Baker. Friends SUStained when a dyke broke Sept. Annes ors 7 ea More : turally ... a fundamental differ 13,1953 and the boats hanmar! : lence between races and tribes quantity buyers. isaid she then plans to wed Bud‘? +9. Cesta nengarig no OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 
'since the beginning of time. There, Railroads use ice for cooler cars Rudolph, owner of a Beverly Hills| “4 flooded with mud and silt. ig   
    | : ——-__-____ jg a difference in the fundamen- 8nd to keep drinking water could haberdashery, New VouG Bor * . a | ital laws of nature regarding the|for section hands. Some air The two are scheduled to sail.‘ bad) Seat had 68.500 men 123 North Saginaw St phere FE 2483] , animal kingdom. ‘conditioning systems require ice,'for the Orient on a honeymoon ae aa, 2 bet com icon Chan) | Bazle § Thursda . | ele There aie (even! alten) hoes) ce Saturday’ in 1994. . . DITIIIIIIIliliitiririr eee eer : y 4 Baker, a New York stock broker, : - — . . . — “The great masses of Alabama boxes Iecft 
|Negroes do not fear their white M DEAD a and Miss Benny were wed in ‘ SUPER SPECTALS!! [ives costs Sts’ do time MHOM pra aves Mase St. They sevarated lat ; . . McCarty cuts his ice from the October. \of their overanxious leaders, Like | : 1 Dozen Cartons 
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‘wise the great masses of the white eS ice A Hi - , le do not fear the masses of '"CNES Ceep. A special machine Fi ifi LARGE c tee colored people as sauchTer they | takes off the spongy top layer First Contract Ratified \ ‘fear some of the extremist white | and gets down to good ice. Then! LANSING uw — Office workers EGGS ‘agitators. ® a rotary saw cuts the ice into/of the Lansing Motor Wheel Corp., 
; eeoeee S Doz. ff) “1 say to the great massés of Tatts. mio Tecently voted | too join) the eee ewe eee seen eeeeneusewmee: Pboth races, let us approach our) The ice rafts are floated ~“-CIO ratified their first con- 
5 problems in the spirit of calmness. through a channel, broken into ‘ct under the union with 96 per 
i understanding, debate and delib-| cakes and poled onto a ramp cent of those voting approving. The 
eration, | that dumps them into trucks for Comtract included union shop and _ _¢ « ¢ dalivery ts the idsl house!) There dues checkoff clauses and will run 
ot individually and collectively: n, cakes are piled ina walled [OF three years : ; | pits and blanketed with a thick approach our problems without | ea Saas 
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Here is the famed Anne Fogarty shirt- 
waist — from the designer's 1956 “back 
to spring” collection. In pussywillow + 7 \ 
Telephone | 
Before Visit 
toFriends | Be Sure They Are 
Home and Ready to 
See Callers | gray plaid silk taffeta, the skirt is crisply 
full all around and the belt is patent. 
  
By EMILY POST | 
Today's first letter asks: 
fore going to visit friends, is it 
not proper to call them on the | 
telephone to say that we are com-| 
ing over? I always insist upon do-| 
ing this, but my husband thinks |, 
it is foolish and entirely unneces- 
sary. We would appreciate having 
your opinion on this matter.” | 
| 
—— | Answer: It is very practical to! 
do so, and it insures their being! 
at, home and ready to see you. 
Or it gives them a chance to ask | 
you to come at another time if it 
is not convenient for them to see 
you on that particular evening       
“Dear Mrs. Post: My mother 
died five years ago and just 
about two years later my father 
remarried. I have a wonderful 
stepmother whom I respect very 
much as she has been very good 
to me. 
“T am going to announce my 
engagement shortly and am puz- 
zled* as to how the announcement 
in the paper should be worded. I 
do not want to slight my step- 
mother nor do I want to ignore 
my real mother. Will you please 
tell me- how both can be included . 
in the announcement.” : 4   Answer: Correctly the announce-, 
ment {s made by Mr. and Mrs. 
Henry Jones of his daughter, Mar- 
garet, to Mr. John Smith. You 
then add, ‘The _ bride-to-be’s| 
mother was the late Mary Worth- 
ington Jones.” a 
“Dear Mrs, Post: In writing | 
to a business acquaintance who 
is on equal social basis, is it 
proper to refer to his wife as 
‘your wife’ or as ‘Mrs. Jones’? 
If both forms are proper, which 
do you prefer?” css 
choice Jor the warm spring is this 
slim-lined ensemble in black'and white. subtly flashed 
= uith red. Designed by Betty Carol of Va’ selle, the Sophisticated 
  
Answer: You would most  pro- tiny sleeveless backward”. jac ket is in a black and white 
perly call her “Mrs. Jones” om on _ a 
A _woven cotton line re e T > though ‘‘your wife” is also proper. t ton lined with d. Th simply stated cotton 
He, however, should not speak of dress has a cuff of u hite linen at the high neckline. 
her as Mrs. Jones, but as “my — ——— 
wife,’ or to an intimate friend as Sisterhood Has Meeting 
“Mary.” 
Gathering ls Held Mrs. Harold Abrams gave the lections, accompanied by Mildred | 
; “opening prayer at the Tuesday Kate » 
by New Sylvanites reali Mt Sisterhood ‘of Temple a, oo 
Mrs. Alex Pittsley of Warwick’ Beth Jacob held at the temple Mrs. Freel and, a student of a 
avenue opened her home for the Following luncheon, Mrs. Irving garite Kozenn of Detroit, has ,also 
recent meeting of the New Gordon. president, conducted the studied in New York. Her se- 
Sylvanites — Club. Mrs. Donald meeting lections inchided “Aria of Ruth” 
Johnson Was a guest Mrs. Herman Stenbuck intro- by Tedesco, “Summertime” by 
Sewing and cards were enjoyed: 
by members at the social meeting 
Mrs. William Almas of Beverly 
avenue will entertain at the text 
meeting duced a program celebrating 
Jewish Music Month. Following 
a brief explanation of the history and a Jewish lullaby, ‘‘Viglid.”’ 
of Jewish music, Mrs. Jack Free- | Mrs. Kenneth Soloman conducted 
land of Detroit sang several se- ‘the closing prayer. George Gershwin, ‘Palestinian 
Nights,” an Israeli song, “Galil,” iC. T. €kelund of Ottawa 
\left this morning for several weeks’   News for spring from the collection of 
Betty Carol for Mam'selle is in this cos- 
tume with a much-shorter jacket in the 
ees mood. The black and u hite silk   
~ Women S Section o 
Ris slits tnd | 
and cotton tweed jacket is outlined by 
black braid, lined in crimson cotton. The 
slim shaped-to-flatter parfait sheath is in 
black cotton with narrow shoulder straps. For those who prefer the box jacket suit, Harry 
Frechtel- shows this blue and gray imported basket-weave 
wool, designed for spring. Drop shoulder raglan sleeves, 
like the neckline and sides of the jacket, are edged with 
_navy grosgrain, 
To Honor Scout Director 
Mrs. R. N. . publie re- Ronald Wilson, Whitfield neighbor:   
  
WEDNESDAY, kK EBRU ARY 22, = Nts chairman fof the Northern! hood chairman. 
P. AG ES 21-25 |Oakland County Girl Sceut Council, | Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. one 1956 ‘will open her home on East Iro- John MeNeely, Mrs. Richard Bal-   
  Personal News of Local Interest" . 
’ Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Young of 
Shoreview drive and Dr. and Mrs. 
drive 
vacation at Vero Beach, Fla. 
* * * 
Mrs. C. George Widdifield and 
daughter, Margaret, of West Pike 
street are visiting at the home of 
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. 
Scarlett, in Columbus, Ohio, for 
several days. 
* 6 * 
The Rev. A. J. Baughey and 
family of Thorpe street are 
spending several weeks in St. 
| Petersburg, Fla. The Baugheys 
will return to their home in 
| March. 
e* ¢ ® 
Mrs. Claire Gaukler entertained 
members of her bridge club fur 
luncheon at Devon Gables on Tues- 
day, Later the guests returned to 
the Gaukler home on Franklin 
boulevard for an afternoon of 
bridge. 
Attending the Ice Follies in C 
. Northon. troit this evening will be Mrs. 
Initiation Held, 
Tribute Given 
by Areme OES Mr. and Mrs. George Burklow 
were initiated into the Order of 
Eastern Star when Areme Chap- 
ter 503 met Monday. evening in 
Roosevelt Temple. * * 
Special tribute was given Mrs 
Mabel Vogel, Mrs. Harry Vernon 
Mrs. Robert Parr, Mrs. Jasper 
Price, Mrs. Byron Cole, Mrs, Rob 
ert Fuller and Mrs. Harley Bow 
ers, past Ruths of the chapter 
William Roberts, worthy pa- 
tron, will attend Friendship Night 
in Southfield on Wednesday, 
Mrs. Vernon was recently ap- 
pointed grand representative to 
Georgia for the Michigan Grand 
Chapter of OES. * ¥ * 
Refreshments were served by 
Mrs. L. D. Pilcher, Mrs. Hoyt 
Joyner, Mrs. Gordon Rosebrook, 
Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs 
Sam Wiscombe 
When freezing cut-up chicken 
or other poultry, it's more con 
venient to wrap. each piece separ- 
ately and place them close to- 
gether in a waxed carton or 
freezer bag. 
There are five pages in 
today’s Women’s Section Pillar Club Sar. ena sire, (Cubren Lona ot | 
-About Holy Land   —_———-—— | quois road Friday for a tea honor-! /mer and Mrs. E. A. Reitmeyer. 
ing Mrs. Evelyn Copeland, the new 
  Bells Displayed | Approximately 150 women in Girl to Women’ Ss Club Scout volunteer work from the) 
Mrs. Harry F. Buehring was | 
bert Riley, Mrs. Curtis Flath, Mrs:, son-in-law and daughter, Sgt. and 
Joseph Varion, Mrs. Elmer Gran-| Mrs. Rebert F, Lee and family. 
fiaten, Mrs. Owen Batzloff, Mrs. * #%e |i thee naw director \ me Pontine W 
Raymond Cole, Helen Turek, Clara Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Lindquist | or Ps ey c day at — 
Megredy and Mrs. Carl Brown. of Pirrin drive are receiving con-| _ Fs. William Murray will be |mee ing Monday a 
_* * 'gratulations on the birth of a son, | im charge of the tea ~~ with | YWCA, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pritch- |Frik Henri, Feb. 17 at St. Joseph! Mt* Edwin Lally 4Jr., council | Mrs, Joseph Bennett spoke on 
ard of Riviera terrace and their Mercy Hospital. president; Mrs. William — | Bells at Home and Abroad.”’ She 
granddaughter, Pamela Pritch- | Grandparents of the infant are ce Ivan Wilcox and Mrs. Lath- | closed her talk by displaying part 
ard, left Tuesday for Shreveport, Mrs. Henri F. Buck of Anderson-| ©” @tee= pouring. cn her collection of bells from 
La. where they will visit thelr ville road and Mr. and Mrs. Victor! Mrs. Edmund L. Windeler, hos-|™any countries, giving the history ~~ | Lindquist of Chariton, lowa. |pitality chairman, will be assisted|™ © oe lby Mrs. Donald §. Smith, Webster . neighborhood chairman, and Mrs. Mrs Eat Ho also spoke briefly. 
Soe (i Cl \— ——}| Mrs Sep preeree a 
Frederick rene om Dele Patient in Hospital Ras Vuk tod Monks Aree ex , _ fo Others on the committee were Mrs, T d Mrs. Sue Long of Williams street. Ernest Crich. father of Mrs.| ‘Ivan Royal, Mrs, Clifford Steffy, 
on ues ay and Mr, and Mrs. Paul Ulrich of Gilbert Brown of Barrington road,|Mrs. H, G. Lusty, Mrs. Howard 
Birmingham are grandparents of is convalescing at Bloomfield Hos-|Luther, Mrs. Frank Hardenburg 
Lundbeck of Chip- ‘he infant. pital after breaking his hip. and Mrs, Fred Miller, 
rad opened her home to = : rena ay ean 
members of the-Pillar Club of the! d : 7 \ ‘ 
4 |Washington - Webster - Whitfield | 
school areas have been invited to’ chairman of the fine arts program 
  
Has Dinner 
  Mrs. Oscar 
pewa 
First Congregational Church, for| 
a cooperative dinner Tuesday eve-| 
ning. Mrs. Lorraine Hire er ved 
as general chairman, assisted by 
Mrs. Harold Northon. 
Devotions were given by Mrs. 
A report on the recent) 
purchase of Staffordshire china! 
purchased by the Women's Fel-| 
lowship of the church was ver 
by Mrs. William Gordon. 
Mrs. Willjam Vann presented 
several selections of poetry from) — 
the “Love Letters” of Phyllis Me-| 
Ginley and poems from “A Short 
Walk from the Station.” 
Guests at the evening meeting) 
were Mrs. Donald Rosie and Mrs. 
Carl Kutz. | 
Frieda Huggett | 
Talks to AAUW | 
AAT met Mon 
the Adah Shelly Members of the 
day evening at 
zbrary 
bd » w 
Following committee reports, the 
travel group presented Frieda Hug- 
gett, visiting teacher in Waterford 
<chools 
Miss Huggett took the group on | 
a pictorial visit of the Holy Land. 
She explained the tension now 
existing between Arabs and Is- 
raclis and depicted the old and   Pentiae Press Phote 
“W hat Mirooski of Joslyn road, treasurer, and Fred Dreamed,” The play, new cultures there. . ; "a ° 
; . was presented today by sixth graders of Patsy Beegle of Simmons. court, vice She will ‘study in Europe this le 5. >» . - coal po y 3 : 
<immer and will represent the “alkim School. Pictured are officers of president. A study group -also wrote 
Pontiac Branch of AAUW at the the Junior American Citizens’ Club, spon- essays on “The Life of Washington,’ 
alder en Pars. of the or- sored by the Daughters of the American “Declaration of Independence,” “The yanization in aris. | * ’ 2 ’ * * 
g * | Revolution. Shown are (front row) Winter of Valley Forge,” “Constitution 
Fiwence Day. Naomi McVean,! 
Avilda Huemiller, Amy and Viola, 
Krueger served on the social com-| 
mittee. Charlene Evans of East Walton boule- 
vard, secretary; Wayne Kaiser of Hazel- 
| mary street, president; (back row) Danny of the United States” and “The Bill of 
Rights” for presentation at the program 
| pa ying tribute to George Washington. 
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   PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22; 1936. © : 
'Grace Names More Bridesmaids TWENTY-TWO 
Meeti Conducted. meuatoas 
Guy Emery: and Mr. Mitchel! by Wesleyan Class ret or tt heaps 
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome oanagpal and Mrs. Shelton directed the 
of Dixie highway were hosts to'cames during the social hour.   
lert Murphy taken from 
      
  the Wesleyan Class of the First Annebelle : . ; 
Methodist Chureh Saturday eve-| Red can be dangerous. One spot, Rita Gam 
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Covert Brown! of jt is enough. Red gloves are. renner . 
nary Boag ey John Grelson tine. But red gloves, handbag and) became the Wi | | Se rve 
Talmadge Shelton opened the| jhat rent Its ue should | bride ie f A I ; i 
meeting with prayer, followed by albe subtle, screaming. : 
Steinman at Wedding 
Sunday in a Sister, School Pal   
Among Attendants ceremony at < exis 
for Monaco Rite Hotel Durant 
jin Flint. She is 
| the daughter 
of Michael 
Brenner of   PHILADELPHIA (INS) — Grace 
Kelly has added hey sister Peggy, 
actress Rita Gam and a school 
chum to the entourage of brides- 
‘mhaids at the blonde beauty’s April 
wedding to Prince Rainier III of 
Monaco. 
NIGHTS TO Flint Se eae ey mm i 6g " ay ae eldest 
Mon., Fri., MRS. AL STEINMAN ond Sat. 
Couple Travels to South 
Following Flint Wedding, mo. Before an altar decorated with| jersey suit and carried pink car- item in the altar phase of the in-     Grace's sister, Mrs. 
+ |George L: Davis Jr. of Philadel-. 
= |phia, will be a bridesmaid and 
Mrs. Davis’ children, Margaret 
Ann, 9, and Mary Lee, 7, will be 
flower girls along with two nieces 
of the prince. 
Miss Gam confirmed in New 
York that she will serve in the 
    pink and white carnations, Anna- nations. a precy woe is ae “ 
belle Brenner became the bride of me Irving Gordon served as na at paloren 4 me, ee Asc “ee 
Al Steinman. The ceremony was, ** © Miss Kelly. 
performed Sunday at the Hotel Du-) 4 princh reception for etna s s 
rant in Fint. -It has been announced that Mrs. 
Elizabeth Gray of Belmont, Mass., 
The new Mrs. Steinman changed also will be a bridesmaid. She and     |and relatives was held immediately 
Michael Brenner of Flint is the, following the ceremony. 
father of the bride. The bridegroom | 
is formerly of Oneida road. 
For her wedding, the bride ‘9 New Orleans and Florida. The 
chose a pink jersey costume = newlyweds will reside at Bloom- 
with matching accessories, She field terrace on their return. | Grace were students together at 
to a navy blue suit for traveling! i. American Academy of Dra- 
matic Arts in New York in 1947. 
It was also reported unoffict- 
ally that another bridesmaid will carried a white orchid on a (on hide. Nuts keep better in a refriger-| be Mrs. Jay Kantor of New York, 
Mrs. Wesley Woods of Flint, sis- ator or freezer than on a warm| daughter of Barney Balaban, ter of the bride, was her only at- shelf and won't absorb moisture, Be®d of Paramount Pictures. 
tendant, She wore a powder blue’ held in an airtight container. Other reports said that Mrs.) 
John B. Richardson and Mrs. Mal-|   AP Wirepheote 
Prince Rainier III of Monaco. Miss Gam 
and Miss Kelly became acquainted at a 
New York television rehearsal five years 
ago and later shared a Hollywood apart- 
ment, Film actress Rita Gam, photographed 
in her New York apartment, has that   
colm Reybold, both of New York,| “wonder what I'll wear” look after dis- 
have been invited as members of closing that she will be a bridesmaid at 
the wedding party, = the April wedding of Grace Kelly and   
  Mrs. Davis confirmed that the” 
bridal attendants’ gowns will come F! A C 
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Mrs. Pamp, whose husband is| All bouffant-skirted, the featured golden dress are tiny yellow and 
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Former Steady Torments Girl With Lies By ELIZABETH WOODWARD [but the physical effort was fragile. iwith her persecutor — to no avail. gize t6 him quite sincerply- for it is that he’s ruining his own 
Did you ever have a dream in}/How much madder you get, and What else is there for her to do? your part in the scene the other| reputation at the same time and 
which you were furiously mad arid| how frustrated, in such a dream. | |She ee \night. Tell him you're sorry you giving vee it vey oe 
rained powerful blows with your| Host control of _yourself, |pression of himse fists on your victim's head, in-| Just the way you feel when Add, too, that you're sorry After. all, a gentleman doesn't “Dear Miss Woodward: After he) TWENTY-THREE     
  
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      flicting as much damage as| somebody's telling lies about you 
though you were wielding a pow-| | and’ you can’t stop it. 1 broke up with him a couple of together, that he must hurt you by! 
der puff? Here’s a girl who has asked pol- weeks ago because he Was [00stelling stories he knows aren't! happened, Then let it go at that. 
_The emotion | was Strong enough, iitely, pleaded, cried and fought mushy. Ever since he’s been say- true. The only funny thing about) Ask for no favors, just go your | 
= = = ——~ ing things about me wherever I a 2a __ | way, and try to avoid him and 
| go. I asked him not to, but he 4 | bis gang for a while. » 
\ties more than ever. . | | Your, new boy friend may rea- 
“The other night he and some | lize that he didn't give you a 
other boys got my new boy ) chance to defend yourself, innocent 
friend mad at me by telling him iparty that you are, and he may 
whoppers. That made me cry and i¢come around to patch things up 
we finally had a fight in front | with you. 
of a let of our friends. by new Don't chase him. Lie low for 
| boy friend is shy and I don't a while, until the thing blows over, 
know how to get things patched and your old boy friend finds, 
up with him, himself a new girl, His talk will! 
stop then. She'll see to it. 
(Copyright, 1956) 
Suburbanite Style Chocolate | 
Loaf Made | 
Quick Way Mrs. Irons Shares. } 
Cocoa Cake Recipe, 
Sans Milk and Eggs 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
When we copied today’s recipe 
for chocolate cake, we realized that; 
it is an excellent one for people| 
who are allergic to milk and eggs.| 
Mrs. Charles Irons of Lake Oriony 
who shares her recipe with us says 
it’s her family’s favorite cake. | 
The Irens family lives at Tom- 
my’'s Lake. Mrs. Irons is a former ‘Please tell me what to do so 
my former boy friend won't ruin 
my fun any longer.” 
Answer: I strongly suspect that) 
you explained quite bluntly to this 
jboy why you were breaking off 
'with him. In which case you cut 
him to the quick, wounded him 
in his very delicate pride. 
That his téuch should offend you 
/made him feel like a leper. Small} 
‘wonder he's feeling bitter about 
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    going with him for over a year feels, after all the fun you've had, kiss and tell — and miake Up | whopper about things that never | 
  The male suburbanite will often. 
favor a slightly dressier coat ver-| 
jstyle feature wool worsted fabrics 
  
  president of the PTA and belongs 
to an Extension club. She is cur- 
rently enthusiastic about a home| 
business she is starting. 
VINEGAR CAKE | | also suspect that the lies | SHIRLEY MAY REYNOLDS 
he's telling comvern sald mush. | yr and Mrs. Forest Reynolds 
| In which case he is telling Hes of Going street announce the en-' 
| about himself, eso For he was | Bagement of their daughter, Shir- 
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the way out of this dilemma is the tapioca pudding 
use of color—small in outlay, big Combine 4 tablespoons quick- 
‘in returns. ‘cooking tapioca, '2 cup sugar, dash 
Line a sweater with a gay MeW of salt and 21, cups reconstituted print. Or use it to line and fresh- |, : frozen orange juice in a saucepan, en up last year’s tote bag. Wra 
mixing well. Cook over medium last year's skirts with a this- 
year's colored cummerbund. heat on the top burner of your gas 
Or tuck a new silk handkerchief range until mixture comes to a 
—wear it like a banner of color— boil. Remove from heat. Cool, 
in a belt that's seen service. |stirring once after 20 minutes 
Open up last year’s necklines, Cover and chill.” Serve with plain 
and stuff in soft masses of scarf— or whipped cream and garnish with 
chiffon bright as jockeys’ silks. fresh orange segmeuts. S desired, and the pattern number 
to Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372 
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i | | Even though a aae is already C | Less glamor - conscious college . SPECIAL — insulated, it can stand checking’ lay ainers M k F | osmetics \giris tle the Bernude-chorts-ond- 
DIETETIC FOODS each fall for next winter, Both| omp a a ¢ S Ce. Ul y | shirt style pajamas in washable 
Natural Health Foods § | cravity and vibration can cause! Should Fit no-iren cotton flannel or men's 
S8 Wayne. Pontiac. FE 4-460) | home insulations to settle or pack By MURIEL LAWRENCE |served his father slices of an off-of eomplainers to make us feel the fairy tale, we find we have to | shirting fabrics. _ 
Across from the Riker Garage down as much as 50 per cent in This morning, Mrs. D.'s widowed hand cold dinner. guilty. So what we do with gqne end our telephone conversation. Activi ties | a Teimee Surcla, Owner hree years. h " ed and — like the) He objected. And crying over her, . two or three ye: mother telephoned a i jis to put up an umbrella — and HER PROBLEM LADIES’   
  
    Pectin painter rasan : - a M parrrrorrpporpoporpooorrrronrporprrorpporprnrig {wart in the fairy tale — asked ‘dishes in the kitchen. ‘Oh, mae |with the other, learn to hear the | Developing this strength, not, PARIS (INS) — - There's as much i i il i i i ht hi i i tit ti li i hin in hi hi iti i i hn lie dn tl it ht d 4 : {ews to perform three impossible — sparen, a problem real demands behind the com- Mama, is Mrs. D.'s problem. difference as day and night be- : ta eee Mama is getting to be!” iplainer’s complaints. | Parents should be particularly tween the makeup suitable for ski- ye When he asks the possible like alert to magic -demanding com- ing and winter sports and the one New Bon Lon | First. by complaining about her; Which ts as silly os calling |, -iscnable being who can ac-| ‘plainers—and their fatal faculty 10F yoy should wear fo & party. | 
by Pandora 
        
      ¥ , insomnia again, she asked Mrs. rain a “problem” because it wets | icept the limitations of his earthly’ nang us feel guilty, gncompetent ‘ D. for peace of mind. Second, = your coat. ‘life, we give it to him with kind- disappointing. Young life is| P = pjcomplaining of eyestrain, she: 1: is the nature of rain to wet ness and goodwill. But when heleasily infected by depression in) ‘4S asy expert Stendhal | . iv . p asked Mrs. D. to return her vig-' gives advice on how to look stun » crotie’ youth: our coats dust as it's s the nature | ‘starts demanding like = dwart in|its environment. Iningly beautiful for winter indoor 
L, ‘laring that she parties. Like most Paris makeup 
wai aiceehonice aeeeeras experts, he puts the emphasis on 
ing 38th wedding anniversary the eyes, 
without Mrs. D.'s dead father, Use a very light foundation 
she asked his child to restore cream and just as light a powder, 
him to life. but no rouge at all on the cheeks. 
Unlike the maiden in the fairy raga the moun in brilliant red 
tale, poor Mrs. D. did not regis- shape a a card 
ter the fact that impossibilities had| —. — ae point All new styles in beautifully 
peat cemented * | fashioned Purses. Shades   
New 
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      ; * recced | | Use an eye pencil to outline the nd design to enhance your Sli $ 98 2 She was oppressed by the feel- eye corners in an upward slanting ms arog 4 _ g oupovers } ing that she had somehow failed triangle. Use mascara, and that || ° ; > ¢jher mother. Unreasonable though’ heavily, on the lashes but on the : 4 >) it was, if seen hardened into heavy outer side of the upper lid only. § 95 2 s—98 $ | conviction. | The eyelids are shaded in irides- 4 * , | cent uoise blue. 
$ Cardigans . 7 hte na Ld ee es and up 2 $|_ The result was, when her young Use a skin protecting jelly rather 2 >| Billy trustfully showed her the hole | | > ~~ 2\ na |than foundation cream. Contrary to @ > 4 ¢ $\he'd torn in his sweater, she Ay aks a tantly ane catia | > ~*~ 2'slapped him in exasperation  in- Fat erey a oo hee a ee, 
$ = 3 stead of noting how easily it \a surean, young y 
2 @\ could be darned. And in the same | _ 
( q an a | Put some cream on the eyelids, LE 3 e | e S 3 Deaten-down state of mind. she too, to make them look shiny. For ATHER GOODS 5 ; ‘ q iwinter sports choose a_ lipstick . i ne 3 4494 Dixie Highway — Drayton Plains —OR 3-7224 3 Di t . . ‘shade which is more orange than 14W. Huron’ FE 2-2620 
2 Open Monday ‘Til 9 Friday Nite ‘Til 9 3 | rec Ol re . (purplish. 
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For Brides to Be SMART.. Contemporary | This Season An actress playing Josephine | 
‘Bonaparte wouldn't stop with just 
a high-bosomed gown — she'd be 
|faithful to the period down to be-| 
ribboned topknot and the pale color 
of her skin, says a cosmetic manu- 
facturer who more than hints at : id tie 
the need to key hair-do and make- | Young people of the Firat United nue Ste ie and Nee Jones of fifi 
up to new Expire] tanhiors: | Missionary Church assist their pastor, the avenue (left to right) sing at services, Pearce Floral Company 
A hairdo style the Hollywood) Rev. George C. Murphy, with music of suppers and other programs. : 
expert likes is the one Josephine the church. Ellen Wood of Mic higan ave- | 559 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 2-0127 \piled high on her head, tied with, _ a ——| . 
a ribbon (to match her dress), al-| ! 
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     foliness spread wide, from ear to 
ear. This one, for which shorter | 
_ hatr can be adapted, is usually ‘brushing up on botany. 
| parted tn the middle, {s dipped | Roses, poppies, butter-cups, dai- 
isies, iris and zinnias have started 
to bloom in the greenhouse atmos- loosely in one wave at the eye- 
[phere of the Paris fashion centers line. Ends are flipped out. 
The correct make-up for Empire 
styles? | Rose patterns will have a Jap- 
| anese touch. Their colors will be | 
| ‘melting,”” without district con- 
tours, and look as if they were 
painted on blotting paper. Dal- 
stes and sinnias will seem to | 
| have been designed by primitive 
| painters or even by children. 
Large poppies printed on black) 
backgrounds and blue iris with) 
jtheir green leaves will be reminis-| 
ular Rhythm shape. . ‘cent of the 1930 fashion period. 
= mm ia _ Among the most romantic 1956. Apy she Lipa should be made up to look | flower patterns are water-lilies on as ripe and ’ yssible to bal- 
20-PC. SET § 9 > ance eye make-up. A rich  taty| You €0n moke copes, copelehs end |@ background resembling a pool. 
° e red is a true E Empire shade. stoles it you're economy - minded. ow 0 Se 
: OPEN STOCK = | Add panels to your besic slim shirt Oiling Appliance to moke if up to the minute. Coming Events | he mtu et the ane as Can Be Delight Ladies Auxillary 1230. POR, wil) meet 7 a! ; TT > if Thursday at 8 pm at 289 W Montcalm !Mportant cover-up idea involves’ Jt won't be long now before! |» IE oO ERY St. for initiation and Birthday Night wool stoles — brief. wr. apped and spring cleaning time rolls around. 
: Chances are that along with this; 
         
   
His answer to that one: The 
palest possible foundation make-up. | 
and a minimum of rouge. To help 
eyes hold their own with big, bold 
hat, he suggests a blue or green) 
CAPRI . . . delicate touches of flamingo pink to [¢veshadow blended ‘subtly from . : lashes to brows and out toward the the sweeping curves of the stylized back line temples, pencil-lined lids, a bit. 
drawing, gives a refreshing sophistication to the more eyebrow emphasis and lash 
new and sparkling dinnerware pattern. On the = on both uppers and low-| 24'x12"'x4" «$39 
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  To the average person. graphite W. Quincy strect, Chicago 6 ti a Name Address ‘a ‘ is vaguely recalled as the ‘“‘lead” VETERAN APPROVED eo with in a lead pencil. In fact, under Leather slippers—no longer pro- iS — . i certain emergency conditions, a saic—make a glamorous gift in one “4 SOROECEEET Ea ae ae a ae : 
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Delta Kappa Gamma Hears Talk on Civil Defensel Alpha Beta Chapter of Deltafor a conducted tour of the build- 
Kappa Gamma, honorary educa- ing and a hattaees montne: 
tional society, met Tuesday at the 
new West Bloomfield High School “a as’ r= were Mrs. P. J. Kinsella, Mrs. bal Ealy, 
«|Mrs. Eamer Bigsby and Mrs. 
Tas UP George Panks 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1956 
O'Dell, Mrs. Ealy introduced pressed the view that “all good 
lot insurance, thus Americans are 
chairman of = detease for the subscribing to the insurance which | 
ay . ree the ia ‘preparedness gives to ea hentia 
ag car prog’ ri catastrophes and to disasters pro- 
being made department. duced by nature.” 
Working also as the assistant * * «& 
chairman of civil defense for West! she told graphically of the pro- 
Bloomfield Township, she ex- tective measures being taught   Following the business meet- 
on Better Quality ing conducted by Mrs. Iva 
Bolt End Fabrics | 7"7 rev Lehman 
by “| became the 
UPHOLSTERING YOUR!) ride of William 
\| Richard Hartt 
_| Saturday at 
~| Oakland Park 
Methodist 
Church. The 
bride, of 
»\Argyle avenue, 
z| is the 
CHAIRS 2, tow cs $35° daughter of 
‘SOFAS es bewes $75. “ \Mr. and Mrs. 
Charles During this special event you can) 
add new beauty to your home by ’ Botsford of   
      
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having your furniture reupholstered © a 
aT HUGE BAVINGS! You! .| Linton, Ind. be delighted with the wonderful se- Ql 
lection of fine fabrics, and at the’ He is the choice patterns and caters "F . 
have te offer. BUT HURRY son of the late 
Work Guaranteed for § Years i Mr. and Mrs. 
-|Richard Hartt 
Wiiuiam g) ° Oxlore 
W RIGHT:   Furniture Makers 
and Upholsterers 
_| Thyea Grey Lehman became the 
270 Orcherd Loke Ave. ‘bride of William Richard Hartt 
FE 4- 0558 ‘|Saturday in a ceremony at Oak-! 
RE LAER. land Park Methodist Church. 
_ amu, The Rev. James W. Deeg of- 
‘ficiated at the service 
Religious Goods | The bride, ef Argyle avenue, 
Rosaries, Missals, Medals, |” "eter ot Mm. Charen 
Bibles, Statues, Sick Call | 
Sets, Gifts. 
Come to 
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Beauty Clinic by Edythe McCulloch 
THIS YEAR IS 
THE NATURAL LOOK The obvious artificial look in cos- 
metics is past Today we have @ 
new concept’ in the spplicaiton of 
make-up Today cosmetics are used 
to bring out personality and natural 
beauty of the individual 
Your own best feature should be 
emphasized. This isn't too difficult 
Follow a few simple rules will guide 
you to a happy choice itn your spring 
cosmetics 
The first consideration ts the right 
chotce tn background make-up This   RONALD LEIGHTON 
Ronald Leighton, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Fred L. Leighton of East includes foundation, powder end eye- 
brow pencil. These should harmon- 
ize with your hair and skin. Found- 
ation with pinkish tone adds warmth 
and life to a sallow or pale skin 
If your skin is florid. a foundation 
in the beige tone will cool the ap- 
peararce of your skin and give you 
the look of serenity If your skin 
is healthy and attractive match 
your foundation and powder to it 
Color of your skin and hair should Montcalm street, will graduate 
Friday evening with a bachelor of 
mechanical engineering degree 
from General Motors Institute,| 
Flint. While attending the instj-: 
tute Ronald received both silver 
Social Council and was one of the guide you tn the choice of eyebrow 
of eyebrow pencil and mascara. | few men initiated into the Robots Artificial light drains the color from ; : . . le 
your make-up In the evening, He leads his graduating class 
foundation and powder should be 
pinker Next week we will discuss 
accent make-up. 
Phone Edythe McCulloch 
Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431, 
608 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. scholastically, is a member of 
Alpha Gamma Upsilon and has 
taken an active part in sports 
while attending the institute. 
PTSA Entertains   
    
  
Birmingham for Madison Staff 
TRAVEL The staff of the new James 
Madison Junior High School was 
SERVICE entertained at a luncheon given 
Tuesday by members of the execu- 
We'll Plan Your Tour Free! ye pean othe ae pee 
Phone MI 4-5711 Oak, Mrs. William Mihalek and 
Tickets, Reservations | Mts. Wayne Weaver At a recent board meeting, mem- 
‘bers voted to send two representa- 
tives to the leadership training to Anywhere!. 
Grace Plummer Reilly | gs eater ria 379 Hamilton, Birmingham | ©°Urse I a 
i next PTSA meeting will be March 
MEE |; 52 tr school library.     MR. and MRS, WILLIAM R. HARTT Pre on ine poseitat eaargement 
Thyea Lehman Becomes 
‘Bride in Methodist Rite 
and gold keys for service on the, ‘|*twill then train the children in 
first aid, and give to them a better. 
understanding of personal protec- 
tion.” 
Mrs. Warren continued with the 
progress being made by relating 
that “doctors and pharmacists 
are enrolied in this are@ for cas- 
ualty care with headquarters in 
West Bloomfield High School. 
“This township plan for emer- cs aR (‘Sa* “These adults'’’, she said, 
  
Hospital Alums 
Name Chairmen 
of Committees 
Mrs. Wendell Wilkinson, 
elected president of St. 
Mercy Hospital Alumnae, an- 
nounced committee chairmen for 
the year when the group met Mon- 
day evening in the hospital. 
Ld] * s newly 
May. Sister Mary William spoke operation." 
Joseph, 
Plans were also made for the! 
Scholarship Ball to be held in|   
gencies commands road control; Mrs. Warren believes this plan 
and enlists aid from the Ground is effective and should be consid-. 
jObserver Corps which maintains'ered by other townships wishing. 
a 24-hour service manned by vol-to be prepared for any type of, 
unteers. We have established emer- disaster. 
gency welfare shelters to supply, | 
food and housing and -have de-| A tea and social hour followed 
veloped a full plan. for theirjthe talk, with Mrs. O'Dell pre. 
|siding at the tea table. 
La : Sen, “ 
The 
engagement of 
his daughter, 
Barbara Allen, 
to Samuel G. 
Johnson Jr. is 
annouficed by 
Llewellyn W. 
Smead of 
BloomYield 
. Hills. Mr. and 
Mrs.‘ Samuel 
Johnson of St. 
Petersburg, 
Fla., are * * 
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Samuel's 
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attended the 
University of 
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      could play. 
Serving on committees are 
Mrs. Richard Hoover, ways and 
means; Hazel Pace, member- 
ship; Geraldine Zettel] and Mrs. 
Robert Brown, publicity, and 
Mrs, William Earle, scholarship. 
Botsford of Linten, Ind. The 
bridegroos Orien, ts Evelyn Joyner, program; Mrs. 
Richard (Martt of Oxterd: Mrs, pag acai McManus, historian, | 
The bride chose white lace for D Retveskonents were served by the 
her wedding gown and were ajcommittee following the business! 
jeweled headpiece. She carried) |meeting. 
white carnations centered with a} —_————_ 
white orchid. 
Muzora J. Marcus of Royal oak Carol Riley Gives 
was maid of honor. She wore a Tobogganing Party 
blue silk gown with a pink hat, 
Her flowers were of pink carna-} 
tions.   [nue entertained at 
party recently. Carol's sts re- 
John J. Hartt of Mount Clem- |tyrned to her home ieee in the 
ens served as best man. levening for refreshments and a 
The newlyweds are on a South- juke-box dance session. 
ern honeymoon. Attending were Loretta Nosan- 
chuk, Peggy Warren, Lynde Hart-   
The Fellowship Bible Class of the, 
First Baptist Church met Tuesday | 
evening in the Educational Build- 
ing for a cooperative dinner and) 
meeting. Devotions were given by, 
Car! Franklin of Pennsylvania who 
jused the ‘Parable of The Sower”™ 
las the subject 
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denio and 
'Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Campbell 
were in charge of the program for 
the evening Charles Buchner, 
president, announced the contest 
to increase the class attendance 
Points will be earned for attend-| 
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Couple to Live Here 
| Mrs. Helen Howard of Phoenix. 
Ariz., formerly of Pontiac, an-; 
nounces the Sept. 24 marriage of! 
her daughter, Jean Marie, to Ger- 
ald L. Kiesel, son of Mrs. John 
Lancaster of Rochester, recently 
lof Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Kiesel 
| will reside in Pontiac on his dis- 
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Change in Fashion 
Any kind of change is always 
stimulating to men’s wear. Top- 
coats provide the indisputable 
proof to this fact by emerging for 
winter weather in a whole new 
array of styles, shapes, colofs and 
patterns. 
Fabrics are lighter too — they 
i\keep the wearer just as warm as, 
a heavy, bulky fabric, yet provide 
\a new high level of comfort. And 
jthere is a topcoat to meet every 
occasion in any man’s life. 
For the ‘country squire,’’ there 
is the raglan sleeve Balmacaan 
mode] full-cut from wool basket- 
weave fabric, in the lighter brown |. 
tones, especially tan*and beige. MARGARET ANN 
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St. Paul 
Lutheran Church JOSLYN et FOURTH 
Lenten Service 
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MICHIGAN ROOKIES IN TIGER CAMP—Mich- of Highland Park. Back row, left to right: Ron igan boys attending the Detroit Tigers rookie school Witucki, Bay City; Bernard Meteosky, Center Line; at Lakeland, Fla. get advice from Tiger coach Larry Donovan, Ionia; Ron Rozman, Detroit, and Jack Tighe, right, of Muskegon. Front row, left Jim Stump of Lansing. \ 
to right: Charley Lau, Reno Bertoia and Bob Bruce 
  
Neff Keeping 
Top Pace in 
Tiger Games Rookie Outfielder From 
Ohio Holds Big Bat at 
Lakeland Camp   
    
  From Bloomfield Hills 
The Seeks Entry in 
\ W-O Conference 
PRESS BOX 
By BRUNO L. KEARNS 
Sperts Editor, Pontiac Press 
Little Bloomfield Hills High School, petually | 
youngster eight months old, is looking forward to — . 
mingling with pretty good competition in another YORE |e Gar Not bok Goo The beautiful Hilf§ school has applied for MeMbeF- tg help the Striped Sox to an 11-3 
ship in the Wayne-Oakland League and from all indi- victory aver the Black Sox in yes- 
cations the loop is ready to accept an 8th member t0jterday’s exhibition game at the 
its ranks. Tiger rookie spring training camp. 
Six of the seven W-O schools voted to accept the |,,,1" three games at Tigertown, the 
_ Barons. Brighton, one of the-two Wayne County Scar Pag nov tog rerrdpes 
schools in the loop, abstained from voting and there- \ a early lead in long-ball honors with 
fore Bloomfield’s entry was pending for unanimous |two home runs and a triple. 
approval. | Neff hit 286 at Durham, N.C. After a couple weeks’ deliberation it seems that) last season and set a club record : : ; belting six home runs 399 feet Brighton is ready ¥ go along with the other six. eras a gasi’a wk Gane : 
Bill Froats, John Fickinger and     
      Competitively for the seven present schools, the | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 
Red Wings Shuffle Back 
Wayne-Oakland League has provided good competi- John Tsitouris gave up seven hits 1956 
Into 2nd Plac   
Final Stanza | 
Beats Boston New York Can Regain 
Spot in Game Tonight 
With Toronto 
DETROIT (#—The Boston Bruins 
ran into grief at Detroit Olympia. 
The Bruins, battling for the 
fourth and last playoff berth in 
the National Hockey League, were 
clobbered by the Red Wings 41 
last night. It was the 19th straight 
game they failed to win at Detroit. 
* * * 
There is less than a month to go 
in the schedule and the Bruins 
can't afford to lose many games. 
A win last night for the Bruins— 
they looked hot until Wings ex-| 
ploded for four goals in the third 
period—would have put them alone 
in 4th place and shifted the pres- 
sure to the Toronto Maple Leafs.   WINGS BID FOR GOAL FAILS — Detroit Red Wing Gordie Howe (not shown), sends the puck toward the net for goal attempt 
but Boston goalie Terry Sawchuk was waiting to make the save         AP Wirephete 
in the first period of last night's game in Detroit. Boston player at 
left is Bill Quackenbush, while Wings’ Capt. Ted Lindsay (in center), 
watches puck. The Wings won 4-1. 
  As it is now, Boston is tied 
‘with the Leafs with 48 points. 
Toronto gets a chance to move 
ahead in tonight's lone game. 
The Leafs visit New York, where 
they have lost all five games 
this season to the Rangers. 
Marcel Bonin, who scored the 
Boston goal, and goaltender Terry! 
Sawchuk kept the Bruins’ victory 
chances alive for 47 minutes. How- 
ever, Ted Lindsay, Dutch Reibel, 
Gordie Howe and Alex Delvecchio 
fired successive goals in the third 
period to beat them. 
* * * 
Bonin sent the Bruins into a 1-0 
lead in the second period before a 
crowd of 11,248 fans. Sawchuk Bone Also Qualifier   
HOUSTON W—Cary Middlecoff,, Middlecoff won the Houston open 
the golfer most frequently picked) in 1950 and 1953. . 
to win the Houston Open, will be| Professionals Harry Dee, Harts- 
the favorite again when the 72-| dale N.Y., and Bob Gajda, De- 
hole, $30,000 event starts tomorrew.| troit, Mich., and amateur Bill 
In two days, the former Mem-| Williamson, Charlotte, N.C., post- 
phis dentist has collected 14 bird-| ed identical scores of 33-35-68 yes- 
ies practice rounds over the sprawl-| terday te share medalist honors 
ing, 7,122-yard, par 72 Memorial! as 51 out of 144 players qualified 
Park course. for tomorrow's field of 160,   Gajda Medalist at Houston Howie Johnson, Houston, and Bob Gajda is the pro at Forest Lake 
. Inman, Detroit, Mich., Country Club. 
Forty-nine qualified with scores 
of 74 or better. This left room for! day. , 
only three of the 14 tied at 75. Two 7... ¢ 
of them, Joe Black, Abilene, Tex.,) Henry Williams Jr., Reading, 
and Don Byrd, Lake Wauacee,/Pa., was the top money winner in 
Ind., qualified before darkness 
stopped a swatfest:afier two holes. 
Tonly Henschel, St. Louis, Mo.,         
was great in stopping Detroit snip-   | } | | 
Blames Self   ers for more than two periods. He! . 
handled 41 shots, 18 in the middle we t Ictory session. He was out of the nets— 
giving way to sixth attacker—when 
two of the goals were scored. | 
tntay tor soeaeee eas Machen S Target Gardner's Boston penalty to tie         Ranger Coach Irked resumed 
competition for the third spot to 
tion and organization, even though its athletes get (0 ihe Back Sox. Tsitouris allowed 
little recognition. v the 166 Ms al : 
This is because of the attitude of the loop’s board| | 
of control to debilitate the league by forbidding iene oes: Byeercld right * * * 
of other leagues. 
A WISE MOVE FOR BLOOMFIELD HILLS aad walked one the score at 7:28 of the third 
period. The veteran Detroit cap- | 
tain took Howe's long shot and |   Bay Area Heavyweight 
Tangles Tonight With!   in Losing 2nd Place 
NEW YORK ® — Coach Phil|for 22 games. All we need is more 
Watson of the New York Rangers | determination and better skating."’|58 for the low best ball. beat Sawchuk for his %4th goal | 
Havana’s Mederos looked sadly at the National Hock- an . ‘ ho t last season with 
members to participate in polls, balloting or anything the Tigers, nal the winners score- 
that would put its athletes on a fair ke¢l with athletes jess on three hits for the opening 
|three innings. Foytack fanned four 
| Shortstop Buddy Hicks kept up| : 
For Bloomfield Hills, however, it was a wise move his hitting with a double and a sin-| Sawchuk was taken off the ice UD De aten in 11 professiona of the season. 
  Reibel made it 2-1 five minutes 
\later completing a play with Lind- 
|say and defenseman Red Kelly. 
* * Ld 
to get out of the loose Southeast Suburban League. gle while catcher Gabby Witucki of with a minute to play and after ‘ . school. Only other Bay City. Jfich., slammed out a'Lindsay had missed once, Howe. no Bloomfield is presently a Class C school. Only three singles in four slid a 60-foot ehot into the net at dros of Havana. “C” school in the league right now is West Bloomfield. ‘riple an 
Recent survey shows, however, that the Long | 
Lake road prep unit should be about ready for Class '160-Pounders in Action 
B status by the time it begins actual competition 
in the league. 
The Hillsmen would probably not embark into the/irvin Steen of San Diego, Calif.   
Wayne-Oakland schedule until 1957, since schedules in a 10round middleweight main 
are prepared long in advance. ° 
* * ~* * - 
The magnificent basketball court of the Hills is 
adequately comfortable for a school its size and going, 
up for expected use next fall is a football site, with 
basebaligand tennis sites in the immediate future. 
Most of all, Superintendent of Schools Eugene 
Johnson went out and found a versatile athletic 
leader in Don Hoff, former Minnesota athlete, who 
activated the sports program at Negaunee high 
school before coming to the area last fall. 
Hoff’s football team was the doormat of his league} A good strategic move in the 
last year, and may likely be the mat of Wayne-Oakland |jate innings often means the dif- 
for couple seasons, but as Don looks at it, “the Mt erence between winning and los- 
will toughen up with wear.” ing a ball game. Enough good 
DITTO MARKS IN THE PRESS BOX 
The decadent national AAU committee and its in-| 
consistent rules on amateurism is getting swatted from) 
all sides, the press, the government and even member 
bodies such as the Missouri Valley Assn. 
* * x * 
Is the Knights of Columbus one of the organizations 
trying to buy Briggs Stadium? 5 
- x w&* * 
The Saginaw Valley Conference has lost one of its Arena. 
  
It’s Mot Stove 
league Time and- 
OAL the Manager 
(Fourteenth of a Series)     
  ‘calls during the year also can 
* |19:23 for his 33rd goal of the sea- 
son. Delvecchio scored at 19:39 
with Sawchuk still on the bench. 
Referee Lou Maschio called sev- 
HOLYOKE, Mass. » — Andre/en penalties, four against Boston. 
Tessier of Springfield will meet   
int ibrand manne mae Allan) RENEWS 
      AAU Attack KANSAS CITY (INS) — Dr. For- 
rest C. (Phog) Allen, severest crit- 
ic of the Amateur Athletic Union, 
|renewed his attack on that body in 
an address last night in Kansas 
City. 
Last December, the University of 
\Kansas basketball coach assailed! 
some AAU officials as ‘“‘Oceanic 
Hitchhikers,” and in his talk before 
the men’s organization of the St.| 
Michael & All Angels Episcopal 
Church, Allen commented:   | “That designation still stands, as, : |far as I’m concerned.” 
Allen protested against the dis- 
| barment for life of miler Wes 
| Santee, and said: 
| “I hope that sports writers of the 
country will reveal other alleged 
] dit AAU censure. The point is the victory over the Orchard Lake St 
AAU has been doing this for 50 Mary JV's at St. 
  ey League standings today and de- 
SAN FRANCISCO up — Heavy.|ided it was his fault that his club 
‘was in third place. weight Eddie Machen, the Bay P ; se ; y) “if 1 had any guts,” he said 
|Area's heavyweight hope who | tum, “I'd fine five of my play- 
i Gy nt! to make ioe for indifferent play. But I have jatarte;y will iry (onignt 10 make ‘none, so I'll let it go, Maybe they an even dozen against Julio Me were tired." 
| ° * * 
| The Broadway Blues, 
| And, if Machen gets by the ring-/haven’t been in the playoffs for |wise and more experienced Cuban the past five years, have been rid- 
battler, he will prove himself Sling along in second place most of \better fighter than most of the the season. But Detroit took over fans hereabouts give him credit |the runner-up spot last night by for being. |defeating the Boston Bruins. 
| “I know we'll probably ‘make 
The nationally televised bout,|the playoffs," said Watson. ‘But which will go on at 10 p.m. (EST),|[ don't want to back into them. I 
will be Machen’s first bout before| Want the club to be rolling when 
the camefas and it likewise will |they start. 
|be the first bout in San Francisco's) “We've been lucky, If Detroit 
newest palace of the fistic art,|had been playing all year the way 
Promoter Bennie Ford's San Fran.|it Should we'd be fighting for! 
cisco Garden. It was built by Ford fourth place instead of second. | 'to handle TV fights, |Perhaps our luck is holding out) 
* * *® and we're having our slump now) 
Machen will take into the ring|$o we'll be up in the playoffs.” | 
an 11-0 pro record, with 10 of the| The Blues have been playing un-| )11 wins being by knockouts. One | der #0 this month for the first} 
was over Howatd King of Reno, |time this season, but’ Watson said 
who went 10 rounds but lost ajhe won't change the lineup for the) 
decision to light-heavyweight'game with Toronto in Madison 
champ Archie Moore here Monday) Square Garden tonight. 
night. His longest fight was a 10-| .- - ° 
‘round decision over Ben Wise last) “That's no solution,” December. . \bled.   | _ 
      
    
he grum-| 
“We've had the same team 
RO St. Mary Wins SCL 
Junior Varsity Crown 
Royal Oak St 
won the Suburban Catholic League 
Junior Varsity championship Tues- 57 Victories   
PRINCESS ANNE Md um —! See The Rangers can move back into! Greenwood, 
wns wens They Just Keep Winning Watson can't understand why the| kins, 
jteam is listless in view of the mon-| 
ey involved. 4 
j * * « 
| “If they hustle and finish in sec- 
\ond place, and then win the play- 
joff it's worth $2,500 for each man,” 
jhe pointed out. “The way they're 
going they'll get anly $850. That's 
ja big difference,” Tied at 69 in the qualifying 
round were Monte Bradley, 
ton, and Gene Bone, Pontiac, Mich., 
John Knight, Los Angeles, Hamp- 
  
        Miss.; amateur Jim 
second place if they lick the Maple;Tom Blair, Jefferson City, Mo.; 
Leafs. They have 63 points to the|and Murray Turcker, ‘Toronto, 
Red Wings’ 64. , Canada. 
Search Begins for Top 
Oakland County Cagers string of candidates listed for 
nomination, 
Each nominee is being given 
personal attention by the Selection 
These are the players who will| Board weighing the merits of each 
be named by a Selection Board] Player's ability, 
of Coaches for the Pontiac Press s 2 © 
All-Oakland County cage team, On the board are coaches rep. 
Nominating ballots which were | Tesenting all classes of teams, with 
mailed out to schools throughout | 4 Cross-section of each area of 
the county have been returned | the county. 
by the coaches with a long From southern portion in Class 
— — A ranks, the board ‘is repre. 
sented with Ed Campbell of 
Royal Oak, Class B ranks have 
Madison's’ Cart Baker of the 
Oakland B league, 
| The southwest sector has Niles 
Last Saturday, the basketball) Freeland of Walled Lake, a mem-     
The search is on for the five 
top basketball players in Oakland 
County along with the best in 
Class A, B and C ranks. -— 
      practices which have gone on with- day afternoon with a 45-43 overtime Some day, 
College ought to give in and wind 8&2 to end the regular season a little Maryland State team dumped Delaware State 98-| ber of the A-B Inter-Lakes league, * * * 
newest and most ambitious coaches in the resignation 
of Jerry Ruelf. Ruelf came to the Valley circuit from 
Florida tg take over the task of building a swimming 
team at Saginaw Eastern. Saginaw had never before 
had a tank squad because it had no pool. That was/- 
changed with erection of a fine new school and the 
Olympic-type pool. 
In two years Ruelf has created a strong team, but 
he now goes back to Boca Ciega High School, St. Pete, | 
Fla. a $$ $$ 
Was Tough Foe 
Cubs Happy With Meyer   
  
Brook- MESA, Ariz. U*—The Chicago Philadelphia Phillies and 
Cubs used to be Russ Meyer's fa- lyn. gan beat the Cubs 24 
. 2 a a.'re times and lost to them on only vorite cousins, But today they're Jonchsione Inione stretch he bent 
his brothers and everybody con- them 18 in a row. | 
cemed appears satisfied with the; ae | 
cozy new relationship. NHL STANDINGS 
Sn W L T Pts.GF GA 
The Cubs are smiling over their Montreal 36 12 10 8&2 179 3| 
acquisition of the ex-Brooklyn DETROIT 25 19 14 64 157 119 
pitcher because when they were 
playing against him they found 
him as hard to beat as mom's Toronto 19 30 10 48 159 ( 
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New York 27 21 9 63 170 1% 12 =a! 
Boston . 18 29 12 48 1 
1 apple pie. Chicago 17 31 11 45 134 185) And Meyer is happy about the 
transfer because he'll do a_ Mot TUESDAY'S RESULT 
mor: pitching with the Cubs than DETROIT {, Boston 1. 
id \ Brooklyn. 
hej did inn bas WEDNESDAY'S GAME 
This is actually a return en Torento aty New York, | 
gagement for Russ. The 32-year- THURSDAY'S GAME 
old righthander was with the Cubs) New York at Montreal. = 
part of 1946 and all of 197 and z oe . 1948. What happened after that is Top one S GAME 
something the Cubs would just as Seon ak SCARS. 
soon ‘not have spread around. SATURDAY'S GAMES * * « DETROIT at Montreal. 
Boston at Toronto. 
® In his seven seasons with the SIIUdq Valeuryey Buysoos ‘pas! 
§ |SBM snoqi0y “puoces 
iPaoyloBs Wingysy —     t 
  MAYO SMITH j 
be the difference between finish- 
ing in first or second place or the! 
first and second division. 
In the following situation, Man- 
ager Mayo Smith looked good as 
the Philadelphia Phillies nipped) 
Pittsburgh in a close one. 
How would you have played it? 
(R) stands for a righthanded, 
batter or pitcher and (L) for a 
lefthanded batter or pitcher. | 
The Phillies and ittsburgh are 
deadlocked 2-2 in the top of the| 
10th at Pittsburgh. Bob Friend (R)) 
is on the mound for the Pirates. 
Philadelphia Pitcher Herman Weh- 
meier starts the inning with a 
single: Richie Ashburn (L) is the 
next batter with Glen Gorbous   
  
Would you: 
A. Put in a pinch-rdaner for Wehmeier and try a steal of 
second? 
B. Order Ashburn to sacrifice? | 
C. Let Ashburn swing away? 
  
— 
| "(12 ABW) ZC) Ulm 0} sunt alour om) dn payoid! 
ls Aa[feus pue passed Ajasodind 
1 Jaraurya 
:ynsey     4 lyears and now it's making a goat|in Pontiac. . 
out of this boy, Wes Santee."’ | 
* Ld * 
and that while he may be guilty| Bob Costello of the Irish led their some 400 
under AAU rules, there are few respective 
amateurs who are not, Frederick's gym up on the short end of a score in 
ke ‘an athletic contest. 
Each team scored 15 field goals * * «¢ | 
jand committed 21 personal fouls’ The basketball and. football rec- Dr. Allen said Santee is ‘‘one of in the hotly contested playoff. Or- ords being compiled by this Ne-! he finest, cleanest men” he knew chard Lake's Terry Raymond and gro school with an enrallment of 
students are positively: 
13 points outrageous. Or, at least, so their 
opponents have a right to believe. clubs with 
japiece. Class A of the top portion has 
| Pontiac's Art Van Ryzin on the beaten. in 20 games, 
* « *® 
The football team, 
1955, in the last seven years has Mineweaser of St. Mikes. 
won 57, tied 1 and lost only 5.| Class B schools of the upper The basketball team has an al- half do not have a representative. 
most identical record for the past edi ams, vies : A coach of the Wayne-Oakland 
Vite sceeone ot vusceses against eircuit which is Class B was 7d Ss. defeats __ asked to participate but rules of   
   
      
LOOKING FOR THE BEST — Four coaches.of the six-man 
selection panel go through 24 nominating ballots jn search of the 
Oakland County basketball team, and the teams for Class A, B and 
C divisions. Left to right are Bob Mineweaser, St. Mikes: Ed Camp- 
bell, Royal Oak; Art Van Ryzin, Pontiac, and Niles Freeland of a representative of the Pontiac Pre 
tions. 
; 4 hy 
  Walled Lake. Also aiding in selections are Carl Baker, Madison, and 
to be considered. Coaches from Oakland Couhty made the nomina- | the league prohibit members 
from taking part in such activity. 
Final tabulations and the 
coaches’ decisions are expected 
within two weeks. 
Prep Results | Milford 75, Waterford 65 
Madison 68 Ferndale St 
Rochester 17, Oxford 483 
| Walled Lake 72, Cranbrook 54 Orchard Lake St. Mary 73. Detrott   
  James 58 
46 
St. Clair 55. Mt Clemens 49 
Marysville 53, Yale 4! 
Saginaw Arthur Hill 13, Midland 60 
Frankenmuth 88 Akron 53 
West Bloomfield 75, Ortonville 70 
Eagt Detroit 75, Van Dyke 2 
, Mt. Clemens St. Mary 66. Inkster 57 
Lakeview 59, Eastiand 45 
Center Line 66, Lakeshore 53 
Utica 60, South Lake 55 
Grosse Pointe 43, Ferndale 34 
Huron 69, Oak Park 40 
Ann Arbor 57, Ypstlant! 35     COLLEGE BASKETBALL 
Columbia 78, Harvard 35 
Canisius 89, Villanova 81 
Pitt 85, Carnegie Tech 8! (OT) 
Rhode Island 83, Colby 61 
N.C. State 79, North Carolina 73 
Duke 92, Virginia 58 
G. Wash, 70, Georgetown (DC) 67 
Western Kentucky 85, Cincinnati 1 
South Carolina 89, Clemson 83 
Eastern Kentucky,86, Louisville 04 
St. Louis 96, Drake 81! Pontiac Press Phote| Western Reserve 67, Wooster 63 
DePaul Bi Lem “an Tt DePauw wis ( 
(Beloit 91, Lake Forest 71 ‘Findlay 90,       4 Ohio Northern 1 . 
amazoo 73, Calvin 67 (OT) 
Rm Grande ‘@) 84, Lawrecne Tech 78 
| Southern Methodist 89, Baylor 68. | Texas 04, Rice 62 ; ss, There are nearly 80 nominees ‘| unbeaten in| board, and Class C ranks Bob 
oT) - 
       he THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 32, 1956   | MPWENTY-RIGHT | 
Game at PHS” , a 
“Clown Princes’ Play Here The “clown princes” of basket-, squad Is center Bill “Rookie” 
ball, who else but the Hariem| Brown who stands 64, and at 
Globetrotters, make their appear-| 6-10 the Trotters have Lee Gar- 
ance at Pontiac high school Sun-| ner, the qweeper of the boards, 
Gay against the House of David) a. jormer Globetrotter great in a benefit game sponsored by the) 7m » 
Lions club of Pontiac. [Roscoe Duke” Cumberland 
; * * @ 
A colorful new crew led by 1% hour program Sunday night will   
  |coaches the team. Proceeds of the} 
  1411 11 10—46) sation from Wilmington, N.C., Lions club. 
into the shoes of the old great 
a 
canon, constrea °* 4% Over Detroit Squad 
career at Williston (ver Sweetest Heart of Detroit last 
At Williston he amassed more against four defeats for the Eag- 
and joined the Trotters. Now he} ted Kopacki tallied 24 points and 
Taking his Siace with Lemon on every quarter for an easy verdict. 
western High pmol: 
with the Trotters. He is the crowd. | bowed to Sweetest Heart in the pre- | 
a One of the old-timers of the |overteet, Beart 19 19 14 21-73) Meadows Lemon, high school sen-'go for the blind activities of the 
Garner, Murphy Summers, and, 
Woodrow sauldsberry have stepped F | f C R | 
to the Eaglet Cagers Ro Lemon ts considered by Abe 
oor a Lad Mapes ey helen | Orchard Lake St. Mary's basket- —_— ball team rolled to a 73-46. decision 
Andustrial School in Wtimington ‘night at Orchard Lake. It was 
— ‘the 10th victory of the season 
than 2200 points, and after two jets. 
years in the service he came out | * ©« 
gets the billing aé Goose Tatum’s pete Madelans 21 as the Eaglets 
suecessor. joutscored the opposition. in 
the zany stage is Murphy Summers |The loser's Wally Garon took scor- 
who hails from Detroit's North- jing honors with 25 points. 
* 8 | The pp reserves, comprised 
Summers, a is in his 2nd year/of freshmen and sophomores, 
pleaser with his dribbling over, liminary game, 32-24, 
around and under his opponents. | 
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       By BILL CORNWELL Rangy Jim Davidson, -Oakland 
Milford’s high-flying basketball County's No. 1 scorer, spear 
team succeeded in atoning for its|headed the 3rd-quarter onslaught 
only setback of the season Tues-|@gainst Don. Beedle's Skippers day night at Milford. jwith 11 points. Davison wound up 
Jack Minzey’s Wayne-Oakland|t?e evening with 27 points on 10 
champions handed invading Wa- Wer buckets and seven foul shots. 
terford a 75-65 licking for their | = Fred not without help, 
13th victory in 14 games. Milford|2°Wever. Baker and Jim dropped @ 52-51 decision at Water-| one made their heavy contri- 
ford in the season opener for both Putions to the Redskin cause. 
schools. Baker accounting for 20 points and 
The Skippers were in front at [Green 16. the end of @ productive ist half, | Chuck Gillis sparked the Skip- 
42-38. Bu: the Redskin power. Pers with 25 points and teammate 
house moved into high gear after Jerry Kruskie was not far be 
intermission, ‘racking up 21 0% 22. Waterford’s overall re 
points in the 3rd quarter to Wa. ow reads 8-6. 
terford’s 12 and boasting a 16-11 |KEEGO, VIKINGS WIN 
edge in the final period. West Bloomfield’s Lakefs and! Walled Lake both ‘thalhed up tri- 
umphs on enemy courts while Ox- 
ford took it on the chin in Tues- 
day encounters, 
* cs * 
The Lakers, held toa 40-all dead- 
lock at halftime, pulled away from 
Ortonville with a strong 3rd stanza 
to deweat the Blackhawks, 75-70. 
Four. Lakers scored in double 
figures, headed by Frank Rogers 
who notched 25 points. Bob Hat- 
chings of the Blackhawks 
grabbed scoring laurels with 2. 
Walled Lake's Larry Hughes 
whipped the netting for 29 points 
as the Vikings downed Cranbrook 
in an afternoon engagement, 72-54.   
    
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LAYING IT UP — Going up for a wide open Jayup shot is John 
Walker (24) of Walled Lake as © ranbrook's John Kirk fails in his | 
attempt to stop the shot. The Vikings handed Cranbrook a 72-54 
setback on the Crane court with Larry Hughes dumping through 29 
points for Walled Lake. It was an afternoon came. 
  
Indians Televise 60 CLEVELAND (INS)—The Cleve- 
land Indians will televise 60 week-| 
this 
| policy of the past two seasons | 
iwhen only road games were tele- 
| Vised -lthe © 
Bowling Clinic By BILL J SIXTY 
y°~™"G THE LINE — It's - 
ing among topflighters that your 
bowling goes as your feet go. What, 
© they mean, precisely, is that you're 
in the big swing only as long as 
your footwork is in line. The slight- 
est variation in stride, right or left, 
and your direction is off. 
The common mistake ts drifting 
to the right with the first step.’ 
Result? The first step, out of line, 
tilts the shoulders to the right and 
causes the finishing step-slide to 
  
FOOT IN 
LINE - 
THIRD 
sree 
      
angle right, Release the ball at 
that angle and it misses the head 
pin. To avoid this, the arm in- 
stinctively is pulled to the left, 
quickly, and the ball drives high 
on the head pin, ° 
Check on your stride. Be sure 
that the first step, whether in 
three-four or five-step stride, is 
straight ahead, in line. Or, better 
still, step, a little to the left with 
the first step to compensate for 
any tendency to drift right. on sue 
cessive steps 
Finishing at an identical spot at 
the foul line with every first (strike 
ball) delivery is so important that 
occasional ‘‘shadow"' bowling will 
pay off. Without using a ball, stride 
to the line repeatedly and check 
your finish. Do this every chance 
you get, not only for a strike ball 
angle, but for spare angles as 
well. 
(Copyright 1956, John P. Dille Co) teams. 
i} 
gram, /Expanding All Athletics   
EAST LANSING, Mich, (® —'that Biggie would concentrate! 
Michigan State University is best) most on his first sports love—toot- 
| known in the sports world for its , , lbig and brawny, successful, ex- ‘ball, Developments have shown. 
|pensive and money-making football this isn’t so. * . * 
But, on the reverse side of the This new MSU plicy under 
coin, there's a new trend in ath- Munn gives a boost to some pre-| 
\letics developing at MSU. viously overlooked sports that MSU Gives Attention to Minor Sports These smaller sports are getting! 
'help in the line of equipment, | 
|transportation and other encour-! 
jagement—the money coming from 
jathletic funds garnered from the! 
imajor box office attractions like 
tootball. 
| -_* 
“TI don't think any sport should) * Ld Milford Rips Waterford, 75-65 John Walker added 16 for the Vik- 
ings, who led all the way. John 
Kirk scored 19 points for the 
* s * 
Gene Konley's Rochester cagers 
were unpleasant hosts as they 
shellacked Oxford, TT-53. Three 
of the Falcons tallied two figures, 
Jim Van Nocker showing the way 
with 21 points. Rochester used 13 
players, nine scored, and reserves 
played the entire 4th quarter. 
UTICA KEEPS MOVING 
Bi-County League nemo: 
Utica won its llth straight in 
loop game last night. 
Utica enjoyed a prosperous 
2nd period, then coasted to a 60- 
535 verdict over South Lake on 
the loser’s floor* Low Haase 
oreo the Chieftaing with 23   | le Line sewed up 2nd place 
|With a 66-53 Victory over the only 
|foe threatening its position—Lake 
|Shore. Bob Wright netted 26 points 
for Center Line while the visitor's 
Don Sharpe collected 19. 
oo GAMES LAST NIGHT 
Fred Wasen and Evans Webb 
|meshed 18 and 15 points respec- 
ring to lead Royal Oak’s Acorns 
to a 55-50 triumph over hapless 
|Hazel Park on the Viking court. 
It is a policy of giving more of don't ated have varsity status. (be called a ‘minor’ one,’ said)Dan Potter and Nick Kamenoff   la break and more attention to the. — 
so-called ‘‘fringe’’ and ‘‘minor”’ 
The movement is being pushed | 
by Athletic Director Clarence 
(Biggie) Munn who built football, 
‘into a big-time business for the 
Spartans before he stepped up to, 
\take over the entire athletic pro-| 
There _were some who thought)   
_Semens Quintet Continues 
Spoiler Act in City Loop Louie's Tavern continues to be 
spoiler" in the city basketball 
league s 
| The Tavern cagers aren't going 
edie in the adult circuit, in 
- fact they're next to the cellar in 
the National loop, but they Get 
Little Colleges | 
Want Tourney NCAA to Hold Meet 
for Schools With Small 
, Enrollments 
DES MOINES uP — Iowa college) 
athletic officials express varied 
opinions on entry of the NCAA into 
the small college basketball field.| 
The National Collegiate Athletic 
Assn. (NCAA) recently announced: 
its small college members ‘'re- 
quested” it to conduct a basketball 
tournament for them. The tourney a ssn 4 d 
| 
manage to make life miserable for 
contending clubs. | 
Last night a Jefferson Junior 
High the Tavern quintet upset the. 
runner-up Trojans, 50-46, to deal) 
a crippling blow to their hopes of) 
catching pace-setting Griff's Grill.| 
Griff's walloped Phil's Inn, 66-33, / : *: 25 
\to stretch its lead to two full! : 
‘games. | } 
Dale .Davis bucketed 20 points 
and Ron Sandage followed with 19) 
for Louie's, which staged a big last 
quarter uprising to gain the de- 
cision. Mel Karrigan and Wilbur | 
Finley each scored 14 points for! 
the Trojans   who BIG GUY—Robin Roberts, 
John Bridgewater tallied 17 DS Won 20 gumes for the past five seasons, goes after a sixth int Chuck li 6, = uck Franklin 1 and spurred by a Phillies’ contract Larry Spencer 12 to pace Griff's making him the highest paid |Munn. ‘We feel if the students) 
have drive enough to become good| 
in any sport, they should have| 
‘some encouragement from the 
athletic department. 
* * * | 
| The MSU ski team, for instance, 
has been getting increased finan- 
jcial aid. The team recently placed 
|second in the Michigan intercol- 
legiate meet and will compete in) 
jthe national collegiate meet in) 
|Colorado. 
A Spartan weight-lifting team) 
/will hold a meet with Ohio State, 
Saturday—the first ever held at) 
‘East Lansing. 
Meets are being arranged for 
the soccer club, which last year 
sent three contenders to the Olym- 
pic tryouts. 
* . scored 22 and 18 for the Vikings. 
bowed to invading 
Grosse Pointe in a sluggish af- 
fair, 43-34. Bud Leonard was tops 
for the winners with 16 points 
|while Larry Granzow made 14 for 
| the Railsplitters. 
-East Detroit routed inept Van 
Dyke, 75-26, on the Shamrocks’ 
floor. Abes failed to net a 
field goal until the last two min- 
utes of the 2nd period. 
Jim Simer burned the meshes 
for 26 points as the Madison Eagles 
whipped Ferndale St. James at 
| Madison, 68-55. The Dales’ Tom 
‘Ortbals bettered Simer's efforts, 
‘however, with a 33-point splurge. 
In other games last night War- 
ren trounced Clawson, 70-52, and 
  St. Clair topped Mt. Clemens, 55- 
The rifle team. a part of the’ 49 
ROTC setup, is getting more at- WATERFORD MILFORD 
: OFrP orp tention, And a couple of speed 41, 10 5.25 Davidson 10 7 21 skaters are being encouraged in| Kruskte e4 2 Averill aH 
j ig ; Meeker 1 Green 
their specialty. Bersche 3.17 6 8 20 Dual meets also are -being-: ar-| Weed i¢ 3 McPariane 20 4 
ranged for the table tennis and DUm>risue : ~~ 
¢ ; § 26 13 63 28 19 75 handball teams and the 2 0 ailai it 4-68 
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  llopsided win. Al Ki made a... ; ‘dozen points for Phil's ton. pitcher in the game. 
In Class D action Tuesday night ’ 
at Eastern the Blue Devils defeat- Cagers Moms 
'ed Slaybaugh's, 36-32; Pulver Tire. & 
trimmed Central Christian, 46-21; Paid Honor 
Oliver Buick downed the Wol- : 
verines in overtime, 49-44; and the at Bal] Game 
Boys Club won via forfeit over 
the Lakesiders. Sixty Get Corsages 
Tonight's activity matches Shaw's in Half-Time Affair 
Jewelers-Lakeside Royals and at Milford 
Stone Front-GMC in adult Ameri- ee BLISS, is set for 1957 
The NAIA—National Assn. of 
Intercollegiate Athletics — has 
held an annual cage meet at 
Kansas City for the past 17 years. 
The NAIA has 45 member 
schools with an average enroll- 
ment of 1,200 students. 
There is considerable overlap- 
ping of the two groups as the 
smaller colleges also belonging to 
the NCAA. 
* * * 
The NAIA now 
gaged in strengthening its position 
by writing and explaining the situ 
ation to its members is actively en- 
A brochure containing news- 
paper clippings and excerpts of 
letters from educators criticizing 
the NCAA decision has been cir- 
culated to member institutions. 
Babe Tysseling of Central Col-' 
lege criticized the NAIA for doing 
what he said “it had accused the, 
NCAA of doing, ignoring the small 
college (300-800 enrollment) and 
favoring the medium sized 
colleges.   It’s   can League games at Pontiac High. 
along with the Hot Shots—Blue More than 60 mothers of bas- 
Devils and Lakers-Oliver Buick nelpally players of | base BMiliord pairings in Class D at Lincoln. and Waterford High school teams 
last night were honored during a 
Louie's sacle sieges «nis : : " 0 I et very colorful and sentime ntal half- 
time feature, at Milford. 
PRG eens 8 8 8 33) 
Rea tat) Gag eoconsaKind 21°13 20 19—66! During the game the mothers 
[eek lai Sreneer ters : 4 i ies at behind their sons, and at 
— Sodan he intermission were called up 
Central aitteeees ime 2 ‘ el by Milford Principal Erwin 
Sliver A ay ee Johnson to receive corsages of 
Wolrsriggs io 1@ ¢ 12 o 44 Carnations and rosebuds. Moth- 
: : ers of cheer leaders were also 
Sets Free Toss Mark ainenx|(her: 
WATERVILLE, Maine i — Ron Biggest crowd of the yeur wi Marozzi of R&ode Island connect- ue ssetl the game. wor by Yiltor! ed on his test fice free throw at i>65. More than 100 were turned 
tempts before missing last night hy at the doors. school offi D tolset! al major (college! basketball oe reported. ¢fmnasium seats 
record of 35 straight. Idea for the event was John- Rhode Island, 
32 foul shots as a team, de 
Colby 83-61, hitting on 25 a@f & feated son's, begun 7 years ago. Milford 
is the only league school present- 
The previous record for consec- ‘ing the affair. Moms will also be 
utive free throw conversions was banquet guests at close of the cage 
33, set by Kansas State’s Howard season. Similar affairs have been 
Shannon in the 197-48 season, held at Milford for football team 
—imembers’ dads. The school ath-   
letic department sponsors these 
events 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956 & 
TWENTY-NINE _   
‘Public Hunting Fading   
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AP Wirephote 
LUNKER — Johnnie Menghini of Iron Mountain (above) speared 
a prize northern pike through the ice of Moon Lake, inside Iron 
Mountain's city limits. The big fish was 41'y inches long and weighed | 
2445 
spearing it. Heenan ue 
  Eye New Marks 
iwhen winds held back the ocean|'€4" 
pounds. It took the afigler 12 minutes to land his fish after | Wild Land Shrinkage Points Problem By JACK PATTERSON - 
This column has frequently pointed out that un- 
\restricted public hunting, as it has been known in the 
past, has entered its twilight phase. A mushrooming 
population and accompanying umes s ; 
of wild land. allow no other conclusion. , 
Michigan ranks among the leaders of 
states which have recognized that in order # 
to perpetuate any measure of public hunt- ¥} 
ing, substantial areas must be set aside 
for wildlife refuges and for public hunt- | 
ing areas. 
It has been the policy of the state for 
many years to acquire suitable lands, 
when possible, for such purposes. Over 
the years considerable progress has been PATTERSON    Navy Gets Ex-Lion 
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (INS)—Steve' 
Belichick, former halfback for the 
Detoit Lions, was signed today as 
backfield coach at the Naval Acad- 
. often pestered by water weeds 
- \boating. Ed Clark of Sylvan Lake 
4 ty Boat Club is raising funds for 
ithe purpose of poisoning weeds to with the theory of a refuge, if 
a refuge, as we believe it should 
be, is a place which wildlife may 
man and his works. 
Local lakefront residents are 
which interfere with bathing and 
advises us that the Oakland Coun- 
a distance of 150 feet from the 
shore of Sylvan Lake. 
* * : * 
Sounds like a good idea. It is 
not expected the poisoning will) ~     made in that direction. Some instrumentalities of the 
federal government have a different slant on the most 
NASCAR Pilots   
lands. 
The Army Corps of Engineers | 
has long been the whipping boy of | 
sissippi. Building dams for 
control, irrigation, power at and) 
draining marshes for land reclam- 
ation are projects dear to the! 
heart of the Corps. 
In some instances the neces- 
sity or desirability of such e 
pensive developments has eae | Tuneup Runs Indicate 
Fast Times Due Today 
Over Smooth Sands 
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (® — has not. In almost all cases 
Finally favored wth smooth sands ambitiens of the engineers have 
on the ocean beach, National Assn.) been squarely at cross- purposes 
for Stock Car Automobile Racing, with the aims of conservation- 
drivers today went after new rec-| ists and sportsmen ef the af- 
ords for speed over the measured] fected areas. 
jmile. Jo RF 
"We. haven't been subjected lo-   
* ° * 
itrials for U.S. stock peseeneet| 
cars, and U.S. and European sports = are. Tat | The Air Fore has got into the 
ly by assuming control | Scheduled to start last week, the 9*t recent 
trials were postponed day after day} joe several thousand northern Mich- | 
  ltides and left the beach full of|PUblic. Their argument, of course, soft spots and rough bum too 
oe eae for the ore speed Fuse'| a handy catch-phrase, doubly use- | 
With the benefit of a tailwind,|{ul because in the first place it) Herb Thomas of Sanford, N.C., jmight be true, and as such not 
  lron Mountain Ready to 
Stage Ski-Jumping Meet IRON MOUNTAIN \®—Two top peming, who set the hill record 
Finns, six American Olympic of 300 feet here last year; Billy, 
team performers and four 1956 (the kid) Olson, of Eau Claire, 
United States champions are al-|Wis.; and Roy Sherwood, of Salis- 
ready entered in the two-day as-|bury, Conn. 
sault on a new North American 
distance ski-jumping record here. 
Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 25-26.) 
Over 120 jumpers are expected Former olympic team members 
to be in the alkstar lineup for the who will compete are Art Tokle, of 
Kiwanis International meet on Sat- Chicago; Ralph Bietila, of Ishpem 
urday and the A. J. Barth Me- ‘ing, and Wilbur Rasmussen, of Ne- 
morial Tournament on Sunday. gaunee, Mich 
All fotr mew 1956 national 
champions also will be here ‘for 
the classic on the world's highest 
artificia} ski scaffold. * * s 
Setting for America's biggest 
ski-jumping spectacle of the year 
will be giant Pine Mountain slide, 
the highest artificial ski scaffold 
in the world. 7 
Members of the 1956 United Claire, Wis., 
States olympic team coming here of Duluth, Minn., Class B; Willy 
are Rudy (Bailer) Maki, of Ish- Erickson, of Kingsford, Mich 
=——— Class C and Lloyd Sevrud, 
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133.38 by Dan Eames of Detroit|wildlife refuges. While control, 
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BOSTON uw — The best-in- show | 
selection tonight wil] climax the 
3rd Eastern Dog Show's 12th 
anual event at Mechanics aie 
  invasion which is Enconsistant 
Eckert Reports _ 
on Parks Plan Wilbur White Swan, the toy 
poodle owned by Mrs. spake 
Smith of Beth Page, N.Y., ho| 
minster show in New York, “a to Be Outlined March 2) 
be judged in its breed today. 
Yesterday the breed winners in-| at Lansing Meeting 
cluded Ch. Fancy Bombardier, a 
bloodhound who won best-in- er 
here two years ago, and Ch. Robin 
Hill Brigade. a Sealyham terrier 
owned by Mrs. Robert B. Choate ei) Ca 
State University, March 2. Edward! 
PKC Puppy Mat Match 
Takes Place May 6 |"srmomoces by tte mictigan Forestry and Park Association ha Department of with Wyandotte Mt. Plans are being completed at this! 
time .for the season’s first puppy| 
match for Pontiac Kennel Club. 
The match is set for May 6, at the 
Pontiac National Guard Armory, and the M.8.U. 
Land and Water Conservation, 
the conference will attract 200 to 
Kellogg Center. 
and will be an all-breed event ee one-day program alse will 
List of judges has been forward- feature other specialists to discuss ad tothe American Kennellclub phases of park and forest operation 
for approval, and will be an- and maintenance, reports Lyle 
nounced soon, Burt G. Jolinston Ambs. of Jackson, president of the state association 
Robert Osgood, of Pontiac, 
vice president of the Forestry and 
{Park Association. 
Sa Ween | ro BASKETBALL EASTERN DIVISION of the club says. 
May Get New Park 
LANSING — Michigan may es- 
tablish a state park in Marquette 1s 
Won Lest Prt 
County, following action by the py, aselphia . 38 2049 its Boston Beate 32% 61! Syrac ise bas 29 el 
February 9-10 meeting at Lansing. New York wnavkex Division 31 
| The commission agreed to ac- po wayne ” 
|cept transfer of Van Riper Park Minneapolis : 2 
which is a Marquette County park Rochester SNESDAY A aCmEn m2 
The county board of poston at Minneapolis 
| Supervisors asked the Conserva- 8t Louis vs Reems a Philadelphia; 
'tion Department to take over the New York at 
TUESD ESULTS 
area as a state park. hs Louis 101, 
Fy clas ‘Rochester 106, Fort wayne 12     
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|Should be dotie fairly early tt the 
spring for oe est remalts. results. naville, Birmingham (above). His f 
colm of Rochester. Gould's fish, 13'   BIGGEST PERCH — Biggest perch he ever saw, or caught (big 
one at left), is displayed with pride by Donald A. Gould, 424 Ben- 
the ice at Lakeville Lake last weekend, with a small minnow lure. 
It was part of a limit catch of aa and calicoes. emy. ; ‘ 
  
  
ishing companion was Dick Mal- 
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= Speedway Li Lists Change in Lures 
3 More Entries Prings Good Luck 
Total Now in Field at —_— lures during a weekend 
| Indianapolis Boosted to fishing trip to Lakeville Lake, he   Almost immediately after Don- All-Star Team 
Slates Friday 
Game at Crary 
Waterford Loop Cagers |} 
Challenge First Place | 
  {took what to him was a record 
14 Cars | yellow perch. The prize was 13'3| Clarkston Merchants . 
A men's basketbail game be-| |inches long. 
INDIANAPOLIS The Indian- 
‘apolis Motor Speedway announced 
jtoday the receipt of three more | 7” tween the Clarkston Merchants and| 
eS ond ea eokienrod | the Waterford Township Recrea-| 
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  Warmup times yesterday indicat-\C@lly to too many of the Corps’ |entries for this year's 500-mile| 
ed there will be some new marks |!Mprov ements but they may - dis-) race, increasing to }4 the field for| 
after today's heavy program of/ Cover Pontiac Creek any day MOW.\the 40th annual Memorial Day, 
contest. | 
acres, formerly open to the Phoenix, Ariz. 
‘was “military necessity.” This is He did not list a 
second car. 
\sale of Whittier, Calif., 
itheir Greenman - Casale Special 
ibut did not nominate a driver. 
April 15, and at least 45 more| 
cars are expected. Time trials be-| 
iginning May 19 will cut the field] 
‘lineup May 30. 
« Upset Game in 
~~ Waterford Rec | 
to lead Poole Lumber to an 80-71 
decision over Beattie in the Water- 
ford recreation league last night. 
- nys knocked off Drayton 65-51 with 
pe DeWitt getting 24 points. | 
| beating Johnson and Anderson 38-! 
|40. Pete Palshan got 20 for Clark- 
ston and Joe Umphrey 20 for the 
|tooers. 
|with Redford St. Mary at Redford 
has been switched from Thursday |dogs came under the critical gaze) |lure was just off the bottom in | 
|6%y feet of water.’ | 
| Goud hooked another, about an| 
inch shorter. 
A. E. Dean of Paramount, Calif.| 
entered two Dean Van Lines Spe-| commented. chants to the match patented Pre-Shrunk Oils, it® 
cials and named any akira} H noon C Players selected on the all-star jj] gives super service on any “ 
champion, to drive one of them, [LOINC HOOT Cage} reser are Clarence Beers, WR I exterior surtce. It scrcly ¥ 
ames iss“ Playoffs Reach Lysle Greenman and E. R. Ca- Deciding Round entered) 
The Home Room basketball pro- 
|gram, sponsored the Pontiac 
| Parks and Recreation Departrient, | 
|has completed its lst round playoff) 
‘games at Washington and Eastern| 
Junior High Schools. | 
Playoff contests involve only the 
top four teams in each grade. Win- 
ners of the 1st round, who play a   Entries will be accepted until 
to the 33 fastest for the starting) 
  |'Saturday to determine grade cham- 
ipionships, are listed below. 
  1th Grade | Qioberuners 13, Sa Le cay hd 11 (OT) 
Nationals 29, City D nae ers 
Sth Grade 
Rams 66, Demons 10 
owks 40, Paleons 5 
Clodhoppers 11, Coolcats 10 
The Boys 23, Terrors cd 
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th Grede Bob Bradley pushed in 30 points | | 
Bill Carter had 27 for the losers. | Apes 20 Cheaters 5 
In an upset Monday night Man-| Widests 27, Bisckniras 20 | re 
Crazy Eights 21, Patters 8 
Piying Poots eet Aces 21 
Grade 
Besomen} Bums 44, pomtness) eo | 
Trojens 3 al. Hoboes | 
Same Ohio Pointer The other game saw Clarkston “That one looked/en Waterford loop teams, chal-| 
small alongside the big one,” he\lenged the pom Mer-} 
ance, Pat Thompson, Roger John- 
son, Pete Palshan, Richard Hessel- 
\grave, 
Fisher and James Loree    
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best will tell you O'Brien's | 
“75” is the BEST in fine qual- 
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A nominal fee will 
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  Tel-Huron “ DETROIT (INS)—Wayne * Uni- 
versity's basketball squad today 
resumed practice after a ered Aut 
vacation—assured of its most suc: | uto 
cessful season in 28 years. i ee 
The Tartars—who have won 16 race us. 
|games and lost only one—will play 
their final game of the season 
against John Carroll at the! 
Memorial Building, in Detroit. -   
  
  
One to Beat 
St. Mike-Redford Game in U.S. Trials 
Roadside Development Moved to Friday Night GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn. 
An Ohio pointer was the big gal- 
lery favorite today as four more St. Michael's basketball game 
to Friday night. The change was of National Bird Dog Championship 
Michigan's roadside development! made to avoid interference with judges. 
program will be outlined at the the parochial tournament, which 
Michigan Forestry continues tonight and Thursday at Lavin of Girard, Ohio, settled him- 
and Park Conference at Michigan petroit Servite. Judge Tom M, owned by W. E. 
jself in the gallery's affections yes- 
Bob Mineweaser’s Shamrocks|terday with an expert three-hour 
|\Eckert, chief forester with the wij) try to avenge one of their cost-'quail hunt that produced 10 sty-| 
Michigan State Highway Depart: jiest defeats Sunday afternoon at lishly handled bevies. | ment, will report on progress Of home when they meet St. Mary of| The three jujdges don't comment 
| Royal Oak. on any dog's performance before 
Orchard Lake St. Mary's Eaglets|the end of the trial, and there were 
ve scheduled a Saturday game) 29 yet to show. But thus far, at 
Carmel at} least, Tom's hunt was the one to 
| beat. { 
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Experienced. Nephrosis Day ty here | And sad and weary the way; 
for April 2Vote tq Sook Out [BR | eae Six of 22 candidates that filed Seeiy need bys eaenans aie: 
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e <n seating for six adults are| population areas in Pontiac and eaeead ter! Waceuene 13 §. PARKE ST.   Ce ed tency, 41% bate 1 | Nephrosis Day” in Pontiac. 
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ton, Thursday, Feb. 23, 7:30 p.m. pect :within a realtively few years ae tions to the Michigan Chapter of} of any place in the state is OorMees- Ip e you for eure 9 neigerat Rese “Work ey a degree. aadiireey to have at least 20 million dollars) aot He an bor the National Nephrosis Foundation, | right here in Southeastern Oak- FUNERAL HOME a wiline ‘| uggles, ineae in crouse) a ee =a cases. included, federal-state mee, \ R All hai A um rogram land County,” sald A. R. Mussen, aha en bas ne eee  rgurement, soepetia ee "Mr. . . in the neighbor’ 0 peo-|srades. : niey R. Allen, chairman o executive secretary of the Oak- Brown. r Sewing bine News in Br ief ple lestorettae er starce 40-37 war arene the drive, said some 50 school chil- . land County Tuberculosis Associ- Cemetery Lots Lots 5 —_Ce., 103 N. Saginaw, * 
awe will ES caustic era 43, grade B large 43-44, wid |dren’ are expected a Ce located Governor Cites Need | ation. pee mane peel hipaa WELDING. ANB 
i e - in t 3 . “4 : Pleading guilty to a charge of ronal several —-arganke be wereaae areesesT eid. sve cna i i wik pombe for More Expansion| «TB is a ‘hidden disease’ that Cemetery in Section 4 FE 34317. asa revel pit, Outside Bre 
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Hamtramck, failed to pay $60 fine expansion program in Texas of, Whites ‘Grade A large 42-45!s, me-/ Canisters will also be placed in) See . 5 meee The Pontiac Press fie et poe eer!   
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liams says that at the present level | only a few moments and it will be 
of governmental effort “it would| given without charge. It is ex- 
take us 100 years to wipe out our| tremely important that every adult 
slums.” safeguard not only his own health, No aapscnane needed to start 
Sales easy to mak profits 
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immdisely. , ‘about 4 million dollars in the next, cel 38-39. ; and Se erent wines tans ctha. | asee owne—Orade B large 42-43'5 
Town: ogg | Market steady too firm. Receipts of yesterday and was sentenced to 60| - The Texas expansion includes jtop quality nearby eggs have declined 
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From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 25, Allen ada added. 
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  MARRIED MAN, HERDSMAN eetpts of large are fully ample but me or msmagerl of deiry herd. Ref- . jdium and undergrades in aant supply erences Call 265: sed Robert Ballard, 25, of 192 ildiadl search and service facilities. “ short. Overall trade fa * * * but that of his children-and family parted | tnmeateney. ew cre pd write Albert Robinson, 
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  fined $100 by Waterford Township willbe built He eer acetylene, 4. a ts. te Ce) care 00m ba: bl jhave been added to the shelves of be used as the federal govern-| ‘’Thousands of cases of TB have Se ee tee Justice Donald Adams. Ballard was/me y ee ne, ethanolamines, € ais steady receipts 15.582: whole-|the City Library, Librarian Phyllis, ment’ 8 one-third of slum clearance | been found among people who dered valueless through the 
jailed for 35 days after failing to synthetic blycerine and soil furni-| oi yusing prices unchanged UB Pope announced. They are: | projects.’ thought they were perfectly well,” te ne 
pay the fine. ome aiaea on seams Psy. “andaras’ 90 | Donald Duck's Safety Book, Bed-| | This is in the face of a 1953 re-| Mussen said, “but with the rush your “kill number.” No Office mgr. trainee. 
dirties 37.5; checks 37, current receipts|ford: The Big Book of Train Stor of people from the big cities into bet merge) A) LI Cu Zepter  Geceuntens = - 
    port by the President's Advisory Fish Fry Friday night, 4:30 to 
lies: Young Kangaroo, Brown; Cow- | Housing Committee which recom- 7:30. Adults $1.00. Children 50c. 
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Oakland County, this area is be- 406 Ponties J aan aor Bi Bide. Closing time for advertise- Says Steel Market * 
  Mothers’ Dads’ Club, St. CHICAGO POTATOES |boys, Cowboys, Cowboys, Fenner; mended an expenditure of 15 billion| coming a danger point for the ments containing type sizes MILLING MACHINE OPERATOR. 
Fred's School. 197 8. Parke = | sourcago ahead Hous renetsioet: 8-1 Animals Work Too, Gates; Trails| dollars to demolish the nation’s five| disease. That's why the X-ray [eres 7 mann conan conte Experienced. Must heve journes- 
aav Will Remain Strong. dansndio@eaccnal aid market “about in ‘the Woods, Gates; Here Come million slum homes, he said. units are coming here—to give wre day previous to publication. ply Pe Central Tool & Die co. 
Carl k sales the Elephants, Goudey; The Com people a chance to ‘be sure’ with- 690 Rd. Troy Township, sale, Fri. and berry eee ue oe pepe os plate Taiealog Unde Remua: Har-| Williams talked to a meeting | Transient wen) Ads may Fitmieben ‘out having to pay expensive lab- 
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The mobile X-ray units will be 
scheduléd and operated by the Oak- be cancelled to 9:30 a.m. 
the day of pu! ication after 
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SALES AND SERVICE. Bus Station). Pontioak Chapter, ‘cancellations have not been enough) *##hed and waxed New stock arrivals Fis. 7 
National Secretaries Assoc. Adv. to kill the strong market for steel, mand moderate and market about cready are Ga are: Hostess in The ae, 
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  Ethel! Chapdelaine’s round reds tn 80 lb sacks $2.50-2 88 Transports, Lewellen; Vulcan, The land County Health Department cored we Con oe If you are between the ages of 21 
specialist in hair styling ‘ang|'™& weekly. said today. — | story of A Bald Eagle, McClung;| ‘Simple mathematics will show | and the county TB association. In 3 ‘is "3% Ses Srl relenuseas crandumarenioorr: 6303 Dellwood, W The magazine said that while, Poult : that ili faure in the “headed 4 180 348 = 5.04 ested in earnings opportunities of Lake. OR 3-4792. —Adv, buyers for automotive companies, ou 1 | French Legends, Tales and Fairy that we are selling our tutu in the past Michigan has spearhea 5 225 4405 = 6.00 $100 or more per week. we would 
* | “are trying to play it close to the| ROIT | Stories, Picard; The Secret River, name of false economy today,”’ the | the drive to wipe out TB in the ¢ 278 486 30 = ® Se interview with 
De you have a carpet problem? i vest,” some of them are busy rein- DETROIT | Aa var "Pricer paid Rawlings; and The Adventure Book governor said. He said the concen- | \nited States. sins collca meen pply 1064 W. Huron St 
Call Tuson Carpet Serv. FE —_ #103 stating ste! steel orders previously can- Wieaty nese ens on “9 18-20: jot Rocks, White, jtration of the population in suburb- : -* UE Ne) T 
AGV.’ celled. heavy bestiors ec fryera (34-3. Tes) ————ESES jan areas Is meedtly increasing, ag- Car Parts Store Looted 2 oO N & 
whites 23-24, Gray Crosses 24 | gravating problem. your friend's needs} Their probl lance | Rocks 25-26 C 4 Ibs) 36: a =) 
bail Ph. FE paver = MA! 5-4031.| steet inventor lls, oes of jibe 28-30, jauctimes 72 i breeder > For m Rochester Firm ee edapraga oa et ae of $140 in Radiators Box acres 
—Ad*.| se0s masdela co that @ey c08 |”. .c cscs noe as Seat About $140 worh of used auto-| At 10 a. m. Today NEEDS OU POINTMERT so | Market steady Receipts moderate ‘ef Bl ti grea cities,’ sa od A > 
Fish supper. 82 Perkins. nt rg come out fairly even before pro- oder Lasalle Ronee rile eid piapar aed Or as Ing vice The governor called for an ex- mobile radiators were stolen Mon | there were replies ut RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 
until. $1 Children 50c. duction of 1957 models gets under | except for cancy caponettes Receipts of pa federal housing program to day night from. a parts store a the Press office in the 262 S. Telegraph Rd. Open : way, it added. leaponettes are generally smatier sizes} Formation of AAA Blasting Serv. pare at least 200,000 units a 979 N. Perry St., Pontiac police following boxes: Phone rE 3-7103 ‘or PE_8-7202 Rummage sale. Youth Center, jand poor quality and more difficult lice Inc., a corporation devoted to) di told. Co-operative Real Estate Exch 
Lake Orion, Pri. and Sat. —Adv| The weekly noted that basic en- ™°'* lexplosives contracting! i) the! cont| iyear, plus cia “sand oy Al ere Nelson! Schaar! 3060) Diode POLICE CADET 
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gineering changes in the new CHICAGO POULTRY |struction field, was announced to- |persane sunabse to) pay hee rems |Highway, reported the front door 1s 0, a $. 11, 12, 16, | City of Pontiac, high school grad- = |models will make some steel sizes! CHICAGO, Feb 21—Live poultry tully day by President William Penn- | » 20, 25, 28, 30, 35, 37, uates can gain experience work- 
Cigarettes Missing sed in 1956 bl the "tady on heng, steady on balance Weck was forced. 38, 39, 59, 60, 66, 67, 71 ing in Police Department. Re- 
che jpsed iia cars unusable in ceipts in coopl #08 (Monday 618 oops, janen of Rochester. Headquarters) | $ a3 86919.  — ie Weight proportional, Oued A case of cigarette cartons, val- |195T variety. changed; Meese’ hens 532 ; Might. non | will be at 216 South St. in Roches- | OF man . ea ada | physical condition Desire to be- 
ued between $90 and $100, were | The shortage of some steel prod-! 1-195. broilers or fryers 23-24 old ter. Death Notices é s | come” police Ee eras praeele “ a 7 1 | e age of bs 
reported missing from a tandem| ts. sttucturals particularly. !s in- [7°34°S3. over a'y i) 40-30. ducklings 38°, General manager of the firm ts | nel office, wey hall. 38 8. Parke.   
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_Seoa2 : = PONTIAC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE APL LEIS Help Wanted Male 6 for. Paper High | | BOYNTON FEB 20 1986 FLDON | ~~ L., 5905 Waldon Rd. age 49; be- } Crocs 
loved husbend of Mre. Ruth G j ADIL SUER 
father Mrs. | ‘John R. Ross, a director. Other 
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Turchan of Detroit, secretar y-treas- trailer which owner, with steel expansion pro-|brotier turkeys 30; geese 77 
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  a share of these products. r lee Treding Sous cares aeseds urer Verne C. Smith of Utica has| NEW YORK  — An American | man jceoe wroiner of Ruel Bors rey ae eesereermane ne fires 18 Sn AWAILABLE Pom ron ton. Mrs artna ‘00: ar ’ ar- POS: a 
Descendants of dogs used on we , Age reported. that Detroit steady bulk U8. No 1, 2 and 3 barrows been named to the board of direc- paper industry leader today said | Anna Row Funeral service will Ing and at least a high school parts truck ‘driver Yor local GM 
vious antarctic expeditions went “4 other centers are expected to 173, OMainly Hip orien p pe | be held Friday, Feb. 24. at 130 frecusie. .Lzeeptional opportunity | dealer Must be able to qualify : step up their sheet and bar orders 190-220 1 ee ans rad /an expanding use of paper through. | pm from the Huntoon Puneral { sahod Company car for Chauffers license Excellent with Adm. Richard Byrd's latest speed ™ sreges.| According to Ross, the company Home with Rev. T Alleback of- Semis Call Me Bromm for working conditions Paid vacation by May and June. Because of this, few small lots mostiy No. 1 around 200.) t the world ns important new | interview. FE 42538 e ot hospitalization Tou> 
expedition. y Ry ‘210 Ibs 12.80. bulk No. 2 and 3 barrows will concentrate on operations in OU ope Yictating. Interment in Ottawa \VER. > = yppteddedd eaiaebeeo ape bdo! ____ |some: steel executives are afraid and gilts 230-260 Ibs 11.25-11.50. with \aichigan but expects to handle XPort opportunities to American Park Mr. Boynton will Me in ERAGE $25 DAY eecinser ihe telat pereon en 
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTIO they may be oversold for the sec- |around 230 Ibs with No. 1 end at 11.75; | & Pe 2 state at the Huntoon Funeral Work part time. Hours to sult Press Box 83 . Te Tlocs af BA moot 200-200 Ibs 1078-1128. few | 160- \blasting projects outside of the | Paper manufacturers. Home snes your convenience Car and nice ond quarter. 1 bs several jots common! o CASKEY. FEB 20. 1956. J 38 rsonality a must. No invest- ~ 
Satine unty, Ble schoo! Biariet . under 160 Ibs lightweights down to 600, State as well. Most of its services| ibe ceil) consump ot paper: $385 Lake Grove Dr, age 63. & ment and no canvassing, Apply REAL ESTATE Heties to herchy atren, sine = gp ye bea oe ue oe. fem will including breaking up concrete | and paper board has already | children survive: dear brother ot ulgecaets ae mine de Wa SALESMEN 
etal 7 ister salle KE en altel | Pe Py ee IP) . 
ston Community School District, = the **, Machine Company Asks | 600 Ib sows 06-9 28. and rock, stump removal and eli- reac ta an all-time annual igh Beebe Canker canada) os oi ales 7 VOUNC MEN core at cock, ma seh 
“County of Oakland and State of Mich- A Stock Sh Cattie—Salable 600, Available supplies mination of underwater obstruc- ‘of 62 million tons, reported E. W held Friday. Feb 24 at 1 pm 16-34) travel Calif! Lwacho) e established office in good west 
igen, A 27th day of beg st in toc ores june jude sround 900 steers an J Tinker, executive secretary of the from the Richardson-Bird Pun- Ore Must be - side location. ary, 1986, to vote upon the following! rried from Monday. outlet rather nar- tions eral) Home | Milford leith | Wer pee papery ; meet & single. 
“| NEW YORK uf — American Ma- [Tow and demand uncertain for aeain in. pa |American Paper & Pulp Ass'n. He| —Prea Bieliville officiating Inter- | view. Average earnings, $72°50 JeRAAIIDZ 
the County of cakmed, ichine and Foundry Co. has notified. complete; steers and heifers about st |Predicted that if present trends | wien caeres ei take Cee | nase oie giteren See REALTOR 
| with Monday's full decline utility on ‘ ; : | Real Estate and insurance poe Ups Mic: ‘ow the cum of | the New York Stock Exchange that very siow athe mostly 86 conte. lower. ontiac 0 ice oin sora es plac world a the mice ragon': Bird Funeral | CAB DRi VER § STEADY DAY 1011 W Maron s ie 
exceed } nile s Two canners and cutters most | wou reac “the enormous tota _ ome 9 =< __ and night s yrs. or older Sa 
fy oo a perrendiires|it plana to increase ite priesll| tamil cetery Sei torkers ra and, feed hos jot approximately 65 Million tone’a| Coun et ree ot ees CARE eee! Tad Mate EO ey Oise coud LOTT Gis erecting and furnishing a new eae: slow, weak; most and choice unt OF int an 30 West Hopkins St, age 10; 7 ee a few field service men in this / -| fea steers 1225 Mog down me it 00. 19.50; 41 i rs. Laur- 
Suk Ete fala onto the an" er” thweaid wnrease “by interiors etka ae | paar rt Fomaer ter tite; | pws GMb Sin ay ve | Het Seni i en a f Zelnor imi tte ston elementary school buitding = and 114. res the number allocated choice around 1200 ‘Tos 1900-19 50: some The strange disappearance of a In North America, Europe and Sisgtas ccalchatis’ Comsanarer: Mat Mare. @ecendckinr ne aed 
or saaitone toeisting aa: Unvier the re stock option plan, {eeke das ak Wet ret) Geotane|Flint man from his home Sunday| Australia, he sald, the por capita | Bess pier of Mush” oper ESE ee oe aoe., Sat cnqieetts eaaitional® schoo! Aa: official cl tha pany said/ commercial good steers 1800-1600; most has caused a two-day investiga.| Use ot paper has risen over the Mie oe O eg e | Stren or Mr Canfield “at the rong 8 sereeer piven, pen fren lithe stock would be com Geleen ecteaetelats i nnd) cosmmeretal) sieece 16-4 tion by Pontiac police into his pos-| past 20 years frem 86.5 pounds from the Sparks-Griffin Chanel Deirccgnirmara: on eas Tues. said meet: rom used B S . with internment in Perry Mt ———— eee -o f tility cows, most sales 1000-11 50,jsible whereabouts a year to 132.5 nds. = | Neocon pee hey A Ted © net - eral corporate purposes and will aoue fatter kinds unsold, canners and| = . | Lae Park Mr. Copenhaver will lie Ta Ua es SALES TR: LINING) — apue!* En me, and useat ie be-available for acquisition of other cutters 9 00-11 00, few ll ‘niweieht can-| According to Flint police. Mrs.' In other areas, excluding Russia, In state at the Sparks-Qriffin | Nationally known firm will train 
the tary Schoo} Building tn the ners 850 down, most sales utility and Prank Pilara claimed her missing 1 t hasildounied LG lilatle | p : ae rin oo. a single young men 22 to 28. to vi of Clarkston, Michigan firms if the company wants to commercial walla 13.00-16.60 1 ; annual consumption has doubled | HrRNANDEZ, FEB 21. 1956 JOSE | ositions as cluld welfare sell bookkeenine machines in the N is further given, that ihe Board continue its program of acquiring Calves Salabie 200 Trading sports hushand, 30, was involved in during the same period but has | J, 486 Wyoming St ge 50: be- | ornkercmntichtie eae | Pontiac territory Prefer 2 years 
of Education of said schoo) district has due to small receipts. prices: mostly fight here “four or five” rai : ~ } Vaye hand © Sire @ortruds . - : | of collens) accouritiis orabusingss estimated that One Million Tee tundra other companies. tena? puost goed and iow sbatce) cane ago still reached only 6.2 pounds per | R jae- dear heothe: | of mile Division of Oakland Spm tele r ellos ore the eauir Bier 
Tho __ . ers ow ew righ chols é . a ae Deo itariti ie nd 2 ott : \ rerienc such a 
ne — nS eacs ieoithe prime individuals Seance cull one A report to Flint authorines of ae tee ae e na mihere andi d fG-ty tien aud County's Probate Court ee eer dics tatecen : eo reial des -2 cull and) _, prepar oO , sis i i» ix 1 tte - eins - : She Une et ae 
ce hep laps eek Hl Cie) Ct] Markets Closed ce utility 1000-1400, some under 25 the investigation here wall be made epee Ned ce red DAC Hele ae hen Rulden, Pucer Salaries S4.070 to S4 784 ere pak ean beeen. 
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Board ot Bdvestion ‘ot sl nen aie | New York Stock Exchange Is ® sheep. “aalabie ‘G00 Trading very this afternoon, ee s ane As education and living stand- PUnCAl bivanuements cit kone soe ORF. ‘POSITION As Pret. scotty: ONAEBNER'S ee O. : . ° t Il interests during the morn- Wheaton said. He declined to re . = Uy DENT COUNSELOR AT YEAR 4 trie niet, Panenery| 14. 1000 | closed today as the day ina legal ee ee active to all interests = : act ards rise in these sections of the nounced later ROUND BOYS CAMP APPLY | 313 sone Bldg. WALTON ‘T. ROBBINS. | holiday in observance of Wash. during the morning. slaughter lambs veal details until then world, he said. there will be furth-) MULLEN. FEB. 22. 1986” FMMA PERSONNEL OFFICE, OAK- | —————* fully 80 cents higher than Monday's Vhen Mrs. Pila returnec ome : . : Bell, 35 Evelyn Court. age 75: be- AND COUNTY, SAGINAW & \- > y . Secretary of the Board of Education | ‘a t i. bt thd et) ea ee nce hen ilara 1 er increases in dé as t Mt ei ul Chae ene anne Sy pel ad Sales & Sales Promotion ' 
ol Lees batts 2 cu come leeciesc ane prime) 18 i» cheviot lambs Sunday night from visiting, she c _ De ae on reper dear mcther or Mrs. its sack 3-115 , mite eee Ret ee 
iano, Oulk gore Hes prime cs oe xecied) said. her husband was gone. al- lem and Mrs Thelma Webb: dear ‘DIRECT SALESMEN WANTED tren iAge doe. starting colary 
| tha prime, 2200-22 10. «2 head choice though his coat, hat, cigarettes, Arrest Two Suspects shal Bran ley Orion eversifeere: salesmen fo open up new terriiory, Insti Bu laway excersesli paid! and prime 102 Ib shorn lambs No U pelts money and car were at home. She ; | ice will be held Friday, Feb. 24 ee needed for Pontiac area, Bonus and salary increase ar- 2050, good and choice 94- 169 Fe shorn it ; le in Reported Ho up | at 130 pm at the Sperks-Grif- others free to travel Cen- rangement. Write giving age. ex- 
inate ol apa pelts “ Page said the television set was left fin Chapel wth Rev G. J. Bers; tral Michigan ‘area Age require- perauce | edecaten marae s 
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et soiled on as well as the car lights. Two men have been arrested by | Aye a le eisent ais Retirement pian life surance Press Box 91 
The Water Refining Company of America, Inc, of CHICAGO LIVESTOCK aaa Pontiac police investigating a} Millen will He in state at the Mopper N elakia mnarence, paid = : 
Dayton, Ohio, plans a dealership for its services in Sicaen ce, an al ee ee “active - man’s story that he was held up in| Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home. We wid train you _ SALESMEN (4 A) &. . 
your area This is on excellent opportunity for an generally steady to west ae ee cher usiness 0 es his car at Bagley and Wessen Sts. Scum AN Iz PED 22 nce, ae Roosevelt Hotel Pare m | . under 240 Ib and steady to strong on medi: & . aug ’ ier : teedy ee ee . early Saturday. Walled Lake. age 48: beloved wife d. Feb. 22, No Phone Cail “USNS || Is HOT 
individual or group of men to establish a utility type Fee ens Moca ainugnter | DETROIT (INS) — Meade F. Giark King, 195 Orchard Lake| of J Nerm Schwartz, dear steter | = : aden ' jax: f lot 7 . : So o vid R. Callen, Mrs. i of business on an exclusive franchise basis etre aay account pheuaes Me joe cory ans es nol Automo Ave.. claimed he was robbed of Gerechpach and Mable Anthony. ' ' | 370 1b at 1225 otherwise bulk Us tivesResearch and Engineering for g5 at gun- point at 2:30 a.m. | Funeral service will be held Sat- Engineering This is a tested and proved type of utility operation No 1 to 3s 190 at bee Butcperes 59- American Motors Corp., has an- The suspects, arrested Monday | veel Pied hastons 1 pm from No Down 7h r No 3s lighter welg t tid od | ‘ - a ews the 
with assured profits It is a business that needs doy | j)00 weights arcund 240-270 1b 11 bo. noune ed seven promotions in the ang yesterday" are being held in| Church with Rev OA. Gerken Illustrator low as 1150, most No 2 and 3s 270-350 ineer dep: ne ; . : officiating Interment in Gi to day management and long range planning and ib. 11.00-11 50, narrow outlet for grit" promoted were: George Hausch Oakland County Jail for investiga- | Eden Cente Gee in Clea . . | ayment 
vision. under 180 Ib; few lots 160-173 u re reorge Hausch, tion of armed robbery. Fill Me in state at the Richard- Minor and Major SOU TIORIE TERT ColaEortn evenly lower at 990-1050, 350-600 : son-Bird Fr a J 3 OUT VER J 4 : fo engineering manager of the _ _ ! uneral Home, Walled : sore ; ; ‘ , ; sows 975-1100. few 350 Ib and Nehter a : i UakcWuntn) ii) aimeaatear enicn PANO WILL BUY WHEN PRESENTEDI Every home in your area is a potential user of the to 1125. good clearance sah eeu yes Body Division; Emerson Lindsay, . { time she will be taken to the | N S al 
services we have to offer, as well as commercial and [aces average choice and better 1250 t0 Chief body engineer in charge armings Beiecricg, oe” eoke wntlll time oO season industrial plants ‘ tb down steady, to strong Korner arades of structures; Gilbert Milhan, to- Be . t Th = _ Openings for drafts- AVERAGE _, COMMISION PER 
~ ‘ Chi eS Le lia ial a ULE aides , _ NEW YORK ‘AP)—The Bell 8yctem ard o anks int in p | : about steady utliity and commercial body engineer in charge of sur- oiitiny ot the American. Telephone a men interested in per- [| AMOS g MORKER AVERAGES 
: steady to 25 lower: bulls fully hi subsidiari eports a record {| : I 
Detroit 23 Michigan other classes steady, load high prime to body interiors engineer; Walter pron soe sess 543.449 in 1985. compared | een ee Complete company : LEE Ne 
‘ 1251 Ib steers 25 00° several loads prime Jerstad, to chief body production ith 8654.898.544 for 1954 duriag: Gut eeeoek seercaren nt t fit . MO 1125-1266 Ib wetghts 2350-2400, part Of this, $664.243 416 or $1310 a share ec’, pcehee eine renefits. , 
beeen : load prime 1.050 Ih. weights 2300 good engineer in charge of body ac- was applicable to ATAT stock, compared Mrs LW, Vaught and children Or equire a_i aS and choice steers 1550-2050. choice tie Ww Ror F. with $549.931,223 or $1192 a shore in| WE WISH TO THANK OUR 
over 1.275 Ib steers down to 1700; good tivities in Isconsin, tobert 1954 | friends and neighbors for their For Appointment Call 
’ - under 1.100 Ib weights up to 1750: Jenson, to accessories engineer; The parent AT&T alone hed net in- Ges Bieta’ during the Multi-Crafts c sis; 
Oont Gambl ith utility and commercial steers 1250-1500 Coorse N_ Smith, to administra. OMS, 2%! , $946.066.67. or, $1077 a share | mes dee GCE husband Vive 2-1786 e WwW pert load nah Fuels seve Jb atest seorge i mi Oo aaministra- compared ne — art oe 2 | and fon lirs. Ambrose Sparks MR. PANKY 
i orn an chnotce neifers share in 8 s } atts 4 . he 
Ho S it teas Suinity tou low' coed crates 10 50 tive assistant to Moore. lboth Bell System and ATAT were at. In | Memoriam 2 Inc. — 
me ecuri Yee 15.00; utility and commercial cows 10 — | 26-year high. n ] 7 1200: D A cotisrs sea:te $0: - (INS) — “ : — S esmen Gime lena tiecil bul isioeliess ‘DE TROIT (INS) Mercury Di Briggs & Stratton Corp. hes reported; IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY 2014 Hilton Rd a 
food heavy fat bulls down to 11.80 vision “ Ford Motor Co. has ei net income. of $6,602,380 or $11 8 Aare peea coma 2. peeise me Ferndale JOrdan ¢6212 
vealers own wo loads choice no or j . A. for the year ended Dec 31. 1955. The : R ] E » 
iu light yearling stock steers 21.75; few low E une the appointment of E figures compared with $5,039,548 or §8 40 _ aha eee 1 soved ts now laid | Ce ew state 
good and chotce 650-825 tb feeding rickson as manager ‘for its Cen- a share for 1954 His lofing voice ix sti. a= 10%. EXPERIENCED WASHING MA- rR ; 
Suicte‘olcty Sho” Sauenter amos (Tal Sales region to succeed N. E Tre Chand oten"clespea in va! Hente'SBNawiamaie eeckersond | gene apenas “ate. feet | needy ‘with Monday” most, alee good, nyees WhO is retiring. To Assist Gut pteaow im genta co emul, | Sagem Minar aro ameaton | ST at, eheae YOUR HOME aeuee wooled lambs 110 1b. down The announcement was made GRAND RAPIDS w Ast whens l am ri alan) oe | Murt furnish references. All inf infor: Te. Bupete Gch 16 Traee 
2075. latter price including weights hy Joseph E. Bayne, general sales) GRAND Ré 5 — Ashman For memory is the only thing, | ™& comnsent® ovis OL rou BUY IT-WELL INSUR 
_ TODAY! Fee ee ey osreee ant Ome manager for Mereury. iC. Stoddard, Grand Rapids ator: gdh ‘isseg'Oy ele Wwitee ang | beOabland = | ie igeetcontce od good nae 12.00.) _ -ney and five years a member of , children. Arthur. Jaren and John- Ex rocked REFRIOERATION ty) oice slau er ewes) . nie trie r m 
5.00-8.00. ‘ Robert E. Benedict. assistant the legal staff at Lear, Inc. has!’ 1. 1 ovina MEMORY G ee Geane ebb dibionnapadl, A bbed ae AS ka 
{AWFORD- DAWE- GROVE ‘manager of the Metropolitar| Life been appointed an assistant state mother Viola Rowstom who passed a ie ce for “inter- : 
A complete exhibit of the tex-| Insurance office here, will travel to attorney general. The appointment, reas’ recetls "ted. memoried of 8 EXPERIENCED 00L OL AND DIE REALTY CO. REALTORS levevence of All Kinds tile industry of the United States| Hollywood, Fla., next week to at-\was announced Tuesday in; Lan. | loved one gone to a rg Ba Se cooretive re: 2 00263 16 Pentioe State Bank ‘was sented at the G i Ge 1 Thom | And those who think of her today 70 E. Walton Bivd. 
Bidg. — 2-8357 4 mF we e German In-|tend a three-day business confer- sing by Attorney Genera aS; Are the ones earn loved her. best, exPEnie ort AND | SCREW 1076 W. Huron 
: ustries Fair in West Be | Dennis. Curtis, Cynthia, — Bobby machine operator. Must have own KEXT DOOR To B | , rlin. ence between company officials. |M. Kavanagh. Janet, Sharon, Dawnee, , tools & be confident. FE 30012 Post OFFICE ? » \ baa ' A tan) an » 
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MIDDLEAGED WOMAN 18 QU SPECIALTY. SAI ESMEN om vie. to care Hog IAT ong Pola EM eae. 
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podlnn ga) “Must be aggressive. ah pt AIDE, P cade ot | FERGUSON TRACTOR WiTH = reference. For cor, ereund 9 aod’ paid racer beck gS, in front. 
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add to the family| GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL income by work only a few); kinds. EST 1018 H es 
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AMBITIOUS .WOMAN EARN $85 SING GIRL OvEE %. GENER- Moore “Blectric On ieee  —< 
ling and Ba’ ina.| ords, oe, Phone M rar aed Lote Me’ base: Ee nvena | Leaas . No canva: i nm | equipped. FE 48450. L.A. You Cc FE 26175 or ie We bere pithesah WORK- | JOS. FLEMING. FLOOR g LAYING " 
i NEAT hi pe ooh neal ad orn _FE 2-4405. a | lady. 18 or over for cashier! flexible hours ou ate over |LATHING AND PLASTERING. | positon: ler ——° Cs + popes 21, have a car bh it | _New and repair. ar +o74. 
selling. rr. ill to investigate for | MCCLENDON AND IVER. WE | Strand Theatre. Weds, 2 to. 4 rview appeisiment, Gal On ban remodel, and omtst, and | 
_ 327 ecorating. 30654. 
references required Apply in per- pg at Po days @ I. momsrat ep kaavecon groom | 
son. oe vince 8t.. side entr rus 8 oat we ¢ rio an ioe Cas DING FINS ae 
EAUT ATOR PULL WAaTTRESS FOR SATURDAY | Licensed Contrac FE +1647 time. In Drayton Plains. OR pereee wir be Baits” an 3 in PLASTERING <m AND RE- 
35-0607. z 7-025 ern eller 
lzabeth Lake Rad. - PlasTieniNo _AND REPAIRS. BIRMINGHAM WAITRESS WANTED OP | Al work : Qeneral office, secretaries. Wages. ¢ ~ Rd. FE | _ rates. FE 2-6664. 
Reepers, and, ‘waitresses ho do. be eT Oe |_Evee ROOFING, SIDING & AND AL! rae ,, MOD. 
Be aw Maple, ae ham home. work, N deal for February fs cae 
San th fase ge rt ania ease | D & M BLDG. “SERVICE shift. 28 yrs. oF jeider oon wou gut site — ROUEEWORE AND | —Evee_OM Pears FE 2-448 Orchard Lake 3 toe a care of three children’ Live. in, | ROUGH CARPENTRY & GEN- 
-_ Salven Soace ar Call_PE 246131 before 3 o’clock.| eral repair, No job too little! 
ose Neat appes Le Laat eh eocanalenh eA al Poel gy eS eee ey sonality. ving age. exper Call after 1 pin FE 62706. Sanding and finishing. Phone FE 77, WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL-| —~ 
COST DEPARTMENT (“Gren while motner works. some) \Vinter Prices Now in for person with | light housework. 6 Day week : by 
Tomhen background. Ez) Must hove, ove , \reqsporuaticn | Effect on All Remodeling pecionce ble, any quali-| Call F es worker oe be fo Help Wanted 8 8) Com bineiion Sores Sash 
and hospitalization Poeuee: = 
a thould be able to HOUSE RENT FREE FOR TAK: an aditions ; 5 car cows, 
Roe ee | hitel ores | mo eee mile eas vyge. Lyle . 
PONTIAC VARNISH | _."3.-Miltord! mic “7 * O°”: No Down Payment MEN, ‘WOMEN, peda wh aianer a on. ins - 
FE 43821 30 Brush St. m #2 to 8 hour, | 2260 Dixie Hwy. PE 3-211 
DIR SWOMEN WANTED Car necessary. Apply” is. ___ Business Services 13 
ealen 1s t open up new SE hs TESTS! | att, MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS 
Two” ‘needed Aces Pontios area. Women 18-65 Start high as 9377, ‘Tepaired by factory Pei men peed red others fre travel Cen-| month. Experiience of mnec-| St our store cae Laenrpl & chigan ar sea. Age require-| cessary. Get EE e i-| Office Supply Co. - Law- tae 2 lustrated book showing salaries, rence 8t e FE Pans. Rosemont pal “Ife " insurance requirements, 8 @m e tests. ACE =F, COVERS 
edical & rr 'meurenee, va- _ WRITE TE: Box 30. Pontiac Prsess Cut, ¥ and installed. 
ation and trav be 1 expenses, \WANTED. MIDDLEAGED COUPLE| Weather and trim repair work. 
Contact J. JA hia ompe Wife to ta sentiones = INCOME TA SERVICE aa orl Lot olen ——- pes FE ween | 281.8. Si * PE 5-6880 
: eS ur pm ‘- * pm APPLIANCE SERVICE DISHWASHER AND | _____ Instructions 9 We service all makes of refris- 
BUS WOMAN Scared Wrens amet spotiance Prefer ages s to 6. Nustoron DRIVING LESSON: PonTIAc| hig *S. nten Oakland Rre, FE | 
  store. eg ry — in store | 
6:30 om i Drivers Mhow— 8, Eves. 
| Sunday, by 
FRED SANDERS | ‘Work ‘Wanted Male 10 _10 
District MANAGER POSITI ON Pon CARPENTER AND CABINET) 
qualified woman te recruit and Work new and repair. OR 3-4857. manage a staff of saleswomen CARPENTER AND CABINET | 
and essential Com- work New and repair. 5 
plete train =z" furnished. Unusual Murdock. FE_2-7861. ‘| 
Egat agree ehacg ng right CARPENTERS. ALTERATION AND | 
Stst Govier Detrot ite “cARINES MAKER any ne | rolt = “t atted) Kitchen & specialty. FE 
YoU LIKE MUSIC? wouLD|_* +5000 x to carn a living at yome- CARPENTRY, ACABINETS. FOR- OR   
q ea 
  
    rene ou e? 80, mica work. Attics calee 
have ementary keyboard rnow!- -reation rooms. Repeirs. Ree | 
odes musio we have _o-4TTb. | 
| CARPENTER WORK NEW AND 
  you. aise: national or- 
ee FE ¢ s | _repair. FE ¢4210. 
EieakiinceD HLECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED RICAL acon etn t 3) | custom draperies. Wie-| 
s, Bihom. Mi 6.9690 | he Murrey _FE 
  
  
  KPERIENCED WAITRESS TO PRL GAP PENTER REEDS Wont EDS WORK. work nig’ MI a re rm ETARY FREE ESTIMATES CARPENTRY 
& dey a wane fee ossaskccas Apa rope ira Ode) tots whol 055, 
to =a! yl es "o 1 are LIGHT HAULINO & TRASH. J ANY- 
#700 ‘Williams Le Rd. OR 3-184 _ time FE_ 8-1796 
MAN AND WIFE DESIRE WORK Day or night. FE 44246 bet. 9 ,__and 5 30 | 
| PLUMBING ee WANTED. 
FORD (sane WER TEACHER ART +E a oie: 
e, se 
MOTOR CO EE *. bie with fam- y urgently needs work of 
= kind containing labor. 
1 OA 6-206 Tractor & Implement : | PLAl   
eS |WALL SERVICE. WALL BOARD Division in | installed, Cement joints & nails Ready for paint of paper. Nene 
BIRMINGHA   BSS et Free estimates. 
Work W. Wanted Fen Female iW 
| DAY. BERVICE. IRONINGS, 83, 
bushel, Pick-up and delivery. FE | 
| _ 82316   
  
a } 
_, THIRTY-THREE   oe   
(CARNIVAL 
  
     
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“You're my new neighbor, Mrs. Jones! You wouldn't by | 
any chance happen to have a cup of sugar in this load, would | 
you?” 
  
_Moving « ¢ Trucking | 19) 
setiere. Winnifred M. Odgers. 8270   
    
    ane HAULING — ASHES - Canal Rd., Utica, Mich, REpublic | 
anything ~ anytime. Phone FE _ 2-4131. 
—_5-2020. GAY. USE GLAXO | 
MAN WITH % TON TRUCK. today, a mastic type linoleum | _ Wants work FE 48421 coating, 8 waxing. Waite's No- 
LIGHT HAULING. DEPENDABLE | _“°™*. service, FE 5-4638. 
LIGHT AND ieavy 7 acces: ING, IN DEBT? rubbish haul : and gravel, ce 
O'DELL CARTAGE Local a a Moving. | 
| rt! 
| REDUCED RATES | Large van to serve you. |   
IF S@) 
Let US Give You 1 Place to Pay   
  
  
  
  ROY 
bt? fh 
~ A&B TRENCHING | apap oo ee line = field tile.   
‘bLooMrte:D D WALL CLEANERS | 
and windows Le Leta | 
ree est. No obligation. FE 2-1 
Cc = B PET LAYING. ana. 
repairs. Carpet 
cleaning ot | location i as oS employe i 
_time. TYiler "RP oist or PE FE 3-1385. 
CHIMNEY WORK We idem in chimney clean- 
tng, repels. rebuilding or butld- 
pl ch omen oO Also 
_— on chimneys. 
and Fuemss es 
el also all   __ Moving. 
RUBBISH HAULING. CAR BUY- Ease Your Mind ‘ing. James Snover. FE 2-4330 Restore Credit 
MEE Aegan’ iat WE ARE NCO A a bia Vd 
UNWANTED ARTICLES RE TICHIGAN CREDIT $4006. COUNSELLORS 
Trucks to Rent | «% sea seen t,.22 . TRACTORS -IP YOU ARE OPPOSED To WOM. | AND EQUIPMENT n smoking. read Jim's Jottings. | 
oe Seb pare eee gee ae ee * i] oe 
Pontiac Farm and TIES. FOOD FURNISHED.   Industrial Tractor Co. #25 8S. WOODWARD Open one Including Sunday | 
4-061 FE +1442 
WANTED: LIGHT HAULING. ALL | _ kinds. OR 30284. 
| Painting | & _Decorating 20 |ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. 
February 21, I will not be re- 
spsaenle for any debts contract- 
by any other than myself 
Vv. Winter, 3221 Helena. Bir- 
mingham, Mich 
ON 
February 21, 1966, I will not be 
perpen sible for any debts contract- 
ECOR . by any other than myself. 
ae Dee rodent Galnte eee Charice} Wheeler, 2740 Chryeler. 
mate FE 40255 _ —Pontiec, Mich 
cr PAINTING INTERIOR, 8 Fs Ex. | REDUCE ir r cent disc or eoeen 
Guaranteed Free est. FE 4-0205 Bo" you need helo 5 paces 
7-1 CUSTOM PAINTING, PAPER. | 
hanging. po Hf removed. Esti-| 8" 
mates, FE 4-69   
  jeaned repaired, 
kinds of furnace work. Local reg- 
_ istered company. FE 5-3701. 
| DRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE 
estimates. No job too big or small. 
PE 5-4628. 
EXPERT TREE RIMMING & a RE 
mov $-6583 or 
3 _— 
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RF- jring & rewinding 218 &.-Pike 
Pi. FE 4-306 
FURNACES “CLEANED D AND RE- 
paired. Chester Nelson, FI FE 5-1788 
| FUR NACES VACUUM ( CLEANED org Ol burners, ag) | 
Work ranteed. 
Ms Moony “Metal, $-0313.   
"HEATING SERVICE 
WAYNE HEATIN 
NEW AND Pe |e 
Burton, FE ¢0038.   
pair. 
FLOMRING 1 AND HEATING. H. 8 mpton & Son, FE 4-3167 or 
OR 3-507 
ELECTRICAL . 
SEWER CLEANING Sinks — Sunday Service FE 42012 
TREE_ CTRIMING AND | REMOV- ot wre estimates. FE 2-6019. FE   
  
: 3 GHT WORK ne Has Immediate Openings ? " bore imedapalay col A ‘sit | Bookkeeping 6 UES | altress, experience. | 
in 7 WOMEN. WANT WALL wasn. | ACCOUNTING 8, 72K, SERVICE 
memes FE 10223. _ | paw. Hawley FE 2-260   
BABYSITTING. “WASHINGS AND | 
_tronings done $3 e bu. FE 23-6866. | 
CAPABLE AND DEPENDABLE 
erties lady would like babysitting. 
SECRETARIAL   (EXPERI ceo WAITRESS   
| Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 16. 
DRESSES, SUITS, COATS ‘'& aL 
terations. 191 E. Huron FE 47074. 
Furniture Refinishing 16A 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  POSITIONS wants part time Sor paee ae Would ork lunch or = = 
: Sears er j,dare or nights @ eee, FES: ae = tet SPE. werk 477486 £ sd FE 5-0162 M32 < 
EXPERIENCED GIRL _ WISHES Income Tax Service 17 general housework 5 davs week TH 
Apply Ne ea Ne erenre AA VINCOME, TAX SERVICE : 4 | 5-24 Dally and Sund 
5 EES ) AUTO POLISHER § poy perrice. Plenty of Parkin 
2500 E. Maple Rd. | set reconditioner. FE 2-1143 aft- on Swasee Genant . 
ate Cine Orc = 8-880 381 8. BAGINAW. 
eaeat ort WA A CHIL- COM ET rt) teh Birmingham | dren and light housekeeping. Live | Ay re in ‘your home i wualened | 
in Metamora 45F3 with masters degree. +: |TRONINGS $3 “A BUSHEL. GOOD | Appts. FE 3-7534. 
Open Wednesday 'til9 | _work. % Mary Day. FE 24001. | “AccoGNTING & TAX SERVICE TRONING, 63 PER BUSHEL. rr 2602 
Saturday 9’til 12 | sake Home celle, by a : LADY WISHES DAY WORE OF Ed Rawle 7 dled Ge ac ice. eal_argyte | 24! 
| _eny kind PE $7567, BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERV. MIDDLEAGED DEPENDABLE L. tewater | 
—, Jady desires babysitting eves & pp 9.9137 Fr #1024 
HIMELHOCH’S Sat. & Sun 0819. _ OW ORuron 
Are offering excellent sales op MIMEOGRAPHING, TYPING. SEC. INCOME TAX SERVICE. YOUR portunities for exceptional sales retarial Service FEM 3-2842. home or mine FE ¢8703 
  People. 38 hour week Salary and PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. commission. Apply Manager. OR 3-5821 
BIRMINGHAM RELIABLE 6TH GRADE 168 W. Maovie girl hes to bebysit nights and 
EADY FOR. HOUSEWORK. &TA} BTAY —*fckends 284 Oakland. FE 45-7076 
nights. FE 2-7959. TYPING TO DO aT HOME FE) 
Eady. HOUSEWORK. CARE OF 21113 7, Part tt FE 5-0 et / ee 
OLEAGED TAbY er atw-| p88 ° re teil be be @ housekeeper WASHINGS WANTED. PICK-UP 
[dies iy pon r_much yo FE 4-469.   
  
would ;   
.   | URGENTLY NEED ANY TYPE OF | 
work. FE 5-3854 
  PONTIAC WILL Foe IN Bad HOME after § p.m 
| WOULD ) LIKE IRONING TO 
N OW fa) JOBS FOR GIRLS 
no ex . $180 «3654 ') AUBURN AVE. FE 44148 RECEPTIONIST. ee 
RECEPTIONIST. cashier 
RECEPTIONIST, Ins. firm .. $190 "82060 FILE RK $180 eee eae 
OFFICE TRAINEE. trpin $ > PIGURE CLERK. typing» $225 Building Servi ice V2 
MESSENGER GIRL deliver blue- 
Prints, driver's license $180 A-1 CUSTOM CARPENTERS 
BOOKKFEPER TRAINEE #1200 Rough and finish EM 39-8601 
ro boekkesying $225 4.) GENERAL REPAIRS HOME high eee! grad. $215 and industry R_3-2087 after 5 JR. SECRETA lite : A shorthan #230 ALR COMPRESSORS AIR TOOLS ARY, no shorthand $250 «Power fecerators heaters, sand- 
SECRETARY. executive $300 «ers, etc Open Sun 
* . JACKSON'S RENTAL 
W. Montcalm FE +5240 bd ’ 62 
BEN EN aise EN TOR KS 
  313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
ig addl _| LLOYD MONROE 
FE 46866 
PONTIAC ‘DDITIONS Bathrooms, including septic tank, 
hot water heaters Jet pumps 
kitchen sinks and cupboards GIRLS Partitions changed Cash or terms 
COST CL zRKe ae l to 5 yra_ For free e#timates call 
8WITCHBOA 0 {ICHIGAN HOME REMODELERS 
tae SORAPHER FOR MODE RN 3377 W Huron FE 4-5063 
Bue BRICK. CEMENT WORK RECENT GRAD FOR NEW g0«k:s*fiteplaces FF 2-2408 
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND RE. BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT - 
CEIVABLE + $249 work Also rhimueys No job too 
CREDIT, CLERK $240 large Residential ‘and comme 
LITE BOOKKEEPIY $240 ~=cial. Guaranteed work. Ph. F 
Renee kota at Hoes 4-A6n4 _ __ _ 
FIGURE CLERK 325 Sneneioe aoe ng "re 4470, “0, MIDWEST ac ie 
  & BLOCK — , de. es Feetiog a ate ya Eee work, FE §-0193 5 7 “SCHOOT. 
|WANTED WASHINGS AND IRON-| §-088. 
and delivery. | 
DO. 
ME. BY THE PIECE. 
$180 WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK FE-, INCOME TAX SERVICE IN YOUR 
home OA @-3321 
INCOME TAX REASONABLE. O OR | 
3-5908 week days OR 3-0364 after 
6 15, Home appointments. |   
SAVE MONEY re us file your return for you 
Clark St. FE 41444 for appt. 
ah coun TAX SERVICES J. ODELL PHONE: EMPIRE 3-3128 
| WORKING MAN'S INCOME TAX | service. eth eat off 
| Baldvie Aye. oo, am eu   
  
18 
LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- fled Beautifully finished nee 
Laundry Phone FE 2-8101 
FOR FAMILY I AUNDRY 
Pontiac Laundry, ___ Laundry § Service I 
BERV- 
FE 
NEW AND 
FE 3-766 
Moving & Trucking 19 
A-1. MOVING ~ HAULING EXCELLENT SERVICE | RUG SHAMPOOING _used vecuum cleaners 
  
  Reasonable Rates __ r 5-3458 
A-| MOVING— HAULING 
rates. Good service. FE 5-3571 
—Soytime. = 
| A-l HAULING ANYTHING, ANY- 
_time FE $-5244 ASHES & RUBBISH HAAULED , 
Baseménts, etc cleaned a | 
476154,   
BEDFORD MOVIN Local _& Long Distance - FE ie 
GEN. LIGHT “HAULING OF | RUB- 
bish furn & moving FFE _8-2582 
INCINERATORS CLEANED ASH 
or rubbish hauled Clean up. FE 
+5134 LIGHT Hat l 
anytime FE_ 
LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING. 
At any time. FE 
vibe tai CALL FE #1942, | 
Uk abd AND MOVING. | 
rubbish hauled. FE | ING AND MOVING 7681   
    
  
epee 
21017.   A-1 Fincaing PAPERING FE | 
M 4-8364 jason Thompson, FE |   
  A-l INTERIOR yDECORA- as COSTUMES 
TING REASONABLE | , Ma FRE: TEs. OR School 3-1626 WANTED HORSES AND SLEION 
CUSTOM DECORATING WALti- | _for sleigh ride 621. Serennk M3 gh service Soe. | Ww td. “Children. 5 ipsa 26 
PAPERHANOING A AND PAINTING 
Bpstierfersto PE Verna on| MLDRES TOR OAR Per PAPERHANGING 25 YRS EXP $-5341 : 
~ | Day 1a Sag aiden tee Ee) Reasonable rates. FE ¢2171 
FE 46820   PAINTING AND DECOR 
Fa 'Sieos Immediate 
et tT wt 3 | #| FURNITURE NEEDED     
    PAINTING PAPERHANOING coger —— or pot aetbael Get = 
ment om elt it for you. B. B Communtty SPECIALTY. EX: Sale. Phone OR }-3717. 
Pipertenced and retable PE 68308 | Uae Gare On AUCTION   
  
  
cou USED FURNITURE BUY 
FE_2-2006 . $60 ron. Night service 
ivaone NITURE. ANTIQUE + 
Be etc tal Tok ay smavice. Wiishes,_ona old lamps. MY 9-1 
M. STRAKA   a Bi TV REPAIR pany | tr 
_RADIO & TV, 1778 Rts pa 
JORROON S y RADIO: AND TV j ‘ 
Wid. M Miscellaneous 
S| STOP! LOOK! Wanted to buy houses, barns. ga- 
  rages, chicken coops & other 
“Fr Walton Bivd ss PE 700) small buildings that can be moved 
TUCKER'S RADIOTV PE 53714 © 0/, torn down BBurton My, FE 4.1690 168 FE Pike St ss oct nae FOr 
~ : = . SCAIF 1IKE ORS US ? 
Typewriter Service 224A weighing people or smal] platform 
=“ - fipe Newman FE ¢725 
TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA- WANTED ACREAGE IN GRAY 
chine repairing ixpert work ling area Doesnt necessarily 
Oeneral Printing and Office Sup- have to be water frontage, al- 
_piy Co, wi W_ Lawrence _| though would consider jake of 
TYPEWRITERS RENTED pines frontage Ale sede i 
Ld | buy om land contract. ail 
iene iar Saginaw wt _Otive 27888, M. Wilkie   
Upholstering 23 
EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- 
py | Cooley Lake 2d. EM 
+2041. estimates. - STOP! LOOK! 
| Wanted to buy’ large quantity of 
| used 4x48. H. P. Sutton. MY 
“42   
  THOMAS UPHOLSTERINO Money Wanted 2Z8A M 8. TELEGRAPH FE OOD 
SLIPCOVERS. DRAPES & BED- WANTED TO BORROW: 61500 AT 
spreacs. Your material. FE | §-5707 6 per cent per annum Repayabie 
a at per veer plus interest 
____ Lost & Found 2A Have equity tn land contract as 
8 security, Pontiac Press Bow Th 
Baran E BEAGLE NAMED WANTED ¢1800 CAN REPAY UP 
Fancy, Lake Orion’ Reward MY to 1100 per month Box 41 
_ 32-3581 Lost in Winter Subdivision WaNtTED MONEY TO BORROW 
LOST: PART GOLDEN PFRSIAN for tnvestment Very 00d coi- 
male cat Tall partly chaved _iaterel FE 7-025 
Phone FE 2-811! ext 681. Bat - 
and Sun FE 2-4270 Ww anted to Rent 29 
| FOUND FRIDAY TOOL BOX ——— full of tools on Dort Hwy. Owner ‘4 noose pep BASEMENT 26x39 
may claim by identifying and 
paring for ad ereisee= MI WANTED 3 BEDROOM M. UNFUR- 
__ 43450, | oished house by Po ae le busi- 
rT : “BROWN, M: MAN'S B nessman FE 6 _ Los ‘s ILLFOLD A HALL FOR contat 1 rtan WANTED TO RENT 
containing important oees neueet meeting every ard Awed of the 
M Apt Jioricell FE S108, | Soc senting B2 to lt vedemne Fag er re re area | wtthin the vic ites of ateater Pon- LOST: HAMILTON LADIES WHITE tiac, 6 to 12 monthe Call after 
old watch with bieck band Vicin- | 
ty of Voorhels and Telegraph or 
the down town area FEF 35-2184 
afier 439 Reward Willie Gelow OR 4pm Sr 
endo. $0671. 
Share Livi ing Quarters 30 LOST. GLASSFS WITH BLACK ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~ t nan nt ft h 
Ee dee omen eticnee ae MIDDLEAGED LADY  ® HO 
tify FE 40574 | orks to share home with widow 
= = —— Ok ¥ie7t 
LOST YOUR PET*? WANT T9 ee — mize ane a home? FE 5-200 SHARE MY HOME WI a Oe Michigan Animal Rescue Leaene ons 
Hobbies & Supplies 24A 
MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION 
Most modern camera store and Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
CASH finishing plant in Pontiac. Al) 
popular cameras anc photo sup Don't give your contract or equity 
piles om easy terms. Many spe- away have unlimited cash 
cials and see the latest tn elec waiting for all types of contracts 
tronic photo ee No charge for estimates Call us 
PADDOCK FILM BERVICE today, Ask for Ted McCullough 
1032 W. Huron E 5-878}   FE 80441 or FE 6-0078 
J. C: HAYDEN NEW SCRABBLE SETS 83. PAINT 
By number sets, $1.00 up ‘frames 
to fit» Lets RTA 15 East 
_Lawrence FE 2-1414 
    
  
  6 EF Walton Realtor 
_ Notices & I Personals 25 IMMEDIATE CASH FOR your land contract or eoutty tm your 
Aerotred Knapp Shoes pene Pra wuue kK. 1. Templeton, Realtor 
2070 _Alrport_Rd OR 3,15¢2 232 Orchard Lake Rd PE 4456) AUDIVOX REARING AID RM. 10. 
_101's N. pee FE 40539 . oo 
a ried TNO CHUBBIES PEACE ASLOST A. & Bpecia so alterations, men ~ 4 , , 
_& women. FE 2-4614 Call FIL.28181 for an ad 
100 WEDDING INVITATIONS $7.80 : ) : Gethutteca ‘pieae mean tC recover a loss. Dial I I 
[pes pee SH as 2-8181 for an ad-wrifer. 7 . = DAINTY. MAID FOR Corres. | Say “charge it.” __ Notices & Personals ‘25 J 
|Ligwr | reroeine AND HAUL. | EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR. | 
AND AFTER. "THIS “DATE: | “ACT ION . On the seein your Land Con- 
are look- tract. If it what we 
ing for or vill buy them or) pee them ior you within 
ours. wee us for ~~ toe sery- 
tract too farge or Pion) ‘small. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TiN, Ba w Street, Ph PE 58165 
fin 8 
CONTRACTS. | 
  en a THE MOST FOR and comract beteoes| Pa ts athe h bird’ to see. 1050 W 
“PS one RE; 28316. 
Cash Waiting For goad contracts call or Mr, ohfison personaly for Aner 
courteous action, 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704'S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 42533 
x << WE HAVE ‘OUR | irdee 
Hu- | 
  
  
i vo" ’ 
At our disposai to purchase new 
vr seasoned land contracts for our clients, Bee me before you 
eell, ASK FOR iB MAHAN, 
To Bur—To Sell—To Insure 
“7 MAHAN ALTY CO., REA 
Vrancrente Real watnie’ “Exchanee 
| r 1 Evenings ond 8 ie ¥ yee 
  
SS$sss | x | Valimited cash oo oeee contracts 
i ron St. FE 
Gon or FE 44-6492. Ask for Mr. 
WE NEED 
LAND CONTRACTS 
| We will give vou eo quick cash 
offer with no additional hidden - Early settlement. Give us| 
@ phone call today, Free esti- | 
| mates, 
myn icholie(é & Harger ( Co. 6-81 
‘QUICK CAS | Wor your land contracts — rots "ul 
. —_ service — ask for Mr, 
WHITE 
BROS. REALTORS 
ae Mwy 
OR, 3-1205 
| Wanted Real Estate 32A   
  
  
CASH 
48 HOURS 
FOR YOUR HOME 
EQUITY 
“yi W RIGHT, Realtor | 345 Oakland « PE 5-044 
| Co-operative ‘Real Estate Geokeces | 
  
LIST, With us Good reliable real es- 
tate service that is all we have 
ss) offer but thet we'll strive to 
give. We need modern city homes 
and suburban moosan with large 
lots or “yubdy also need 
farm for su viding. Past serv- 
fee assur 
| L. H. BROWN, 
v_Whron | 962_W 
“Mahan Has Buyers 
  | 
Realtor 
Po. FE 
re | 
our ut to please 
Our 19 Years “ot satis “wean bd rai 
Estate dealin ‘a 
sures us thas vou —" Ser 
fled We handle all details for \- | 
mancing and closing. Cail us to | day to ist your property 
OBOY ITLWELL INSURE IT 
MAHAN REALTORS 2 AND 3 ROOM “CABINS, } KITCH. 
No com 
  iS ROOM APT Pagesrel AND 
Rein, 
a Dine Hwy. | 
  Seatt |   “Rooms COMPLETELY a 
ree i N. Perry. Couple only. 2 ¢ no ROOM yLaT. w wnat “SDE. 7 rE 
54-4429. 
~~ ARCADIA APTS.   
Lee facflities. Utilities included ts tented ei | bath. osth 2-171. Tru-Rustie Cabins, 
_468 8 Broadway, Lake Orion. i G. G. HEMPSTEA AD 7 AND 3 ROOM APTS. ON N | an E. . Kw 
Telegraph Private entrance and LOOMPIE.  ereRRACE ena bath Apply 19 Clarke, Apt. 7. ee Joseph Hosp., 6 rooms & bet, Pull basement, ‘gas. he Pood 
  
    
    
  _ entrance. 430 N water, stove 
7 ROOMS. ADULTS ONLY, 61 AU- | _ month. Coll ot Apt 103. _burn Ave FOR RENT: WEST SIDE, 3 
ls ROOMS & BATH BACHELOR | and bath. No children. ‘aboly 21 
ont il utes as $13 weekly. Monroe 8t. 
Located only 1 b from Bears & JR Tr 
Roebuck. Call at N. Perry. |TAROE 3 ROOM ad LED Bate. 
2 ROOM & ‘urn, $65 monthly, Couple only. 
—Aculte._108 Ronee NT Sen want atihelserncheas (aad ae oe eee: wea rr or 
Rooms. KITCHENETTE. | PVT. TE. +1157. © 
rence. Work: cou | LOWER 3 ROOMS. BATH, roacs, ws preferred 2174 ecadale 8yl- | an Lk FE $6572 y at beat, hight and fe eats ss . 633 
? AOOu -PURN. APT. COUPLE "a , ROOMS only. 387 Osmun. FE 44780. ODERN FO fc renee cpiaren, 2 ROOMS & BATH. PYT. ENT. | or eduite. 36 . Perry, Federal _Working couple. FE 2-1672. | _4-7073. 
2 ROOM APT. FOR RENT. FE NICE 3 ROOM APT. AND GARAGE $086 on Syivan Lake. Alj utijjties fur- 
2 RM. FURN APY” ADULTS Rane. Avalisble March lst. OR 
FE 47122 
2 ROOMS,. NEAR FISHER BODY 
With leer ndon ated and clean linens 
Men only, FE 54-0526. only   PARTLY FURNISHED 2 ROOMS & bath. welcome. In- quire at rt _Mechanic, apt. 101.   2 ROOM FURNISHED APT. BABY acer ir ROE betiads newiy 
otter dd gel re 17 80 weekly. “adults only 
wan <Gaip ~envaTE seme | "pels. 47 Cha rlotte. ce. ware / 
| 7 ROOM FORNISHED APT. BABY oan Cady for Occupancy: es 
| NEW LARGE ROOMS. MURPHY | DUtd 5 stove bi ate entrance and bath’ pp Ft rad inetuaed Model ‘ol 
Retinea counle Reference. FE Plains. pany "abies a ra 
Hwy n and Sun. for ate ROOM a APT. “ON THE 
mee b respencible: party, Call Se Ore aa 
R and R Management Co. Detroit. 
i> Sere 2 Sacoun: REFERENCES | 1 lab cond a LA 
UNION CT. 3 rooms and bath. Adults only. | required. 261 State 
Ss 3 7 ROOM APT ALSO 5 ROOM APT 
    welcome, 663 8. Paddock i 
fut 2122 kK. G. HEMPSTEAD J ROOM FURN. APT. PRIVATE | 302 © Huron 
Pat, & private entrance for "| VERY NICE Wee? S1Dm 5 & 
Sia eas wana | PH aa ey mes au TAROn “ROOMS AND BATH. ia nese Co, 33. Mure, at. 
OOMs MODERN. LOWER. Wink DE, ROOMS, BAT \? otiian Pe 23408 _ fazer pe ake 
2: p.m 2 Seaton: * oultties RS Sepa! mid- 
» | —dleaged adults. Rent ‘Houses Furnished | 35 \3 etAROE ROOMS. | at ney elcome. FE 5-T900, 3 BEDRMS. WALLED LE. MOD. \3 “poor APT. MODERN. * c tty, Reasonable. side. v bath and yeivese _eint, bot Gon woah bent 
entrance. Utilities fu Fre Al 
7 hoseis oF. en _ ate for oe sae we 
> popes preterred TH. A waite. = 
3 ROOMS at Se * sedpjeaeanes, Neat couple, FE 
  _ 37 
5 ROOME. 5. sii PER WEEX. 117 
yee 2MS WITH PRIVATE BATH. prone: City pg se 
W. .Hurop. or bs 
c PRIVATE : ENTRANCE. 
ale only. Call PE 44625 after 
} ROOM APT. FURN. i CHILD 
    _Welcome. 104 Going. _ _ 
|} ROOMS AND BATH. ALSO 3 bath Smail child wel- & or 
eet ee Se cer | Seca es } MODERN, 2ND PLOOR. 3 QU’ ween .¥ clean adults 1s Sotens. SMALL a 
yee eran cae Pe sett | haar Fie Caf a oa co rises. 
3 PRIVATE BATH MEAT. R _Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 ROOM, 
Nights, laundry. Gai eat, re. simed adults only, References. rE 
\3 Boca. yey ¥" FURNIBKED. _ Ground re bib 
ays yan 
  am, or 
| 4 ROOMS — ORWIENED ULE aM 
fares W 7 eee wai | ceeneen : 4 ROOM MODER = RN r" Recreation Dr. PE 6-004 a par nealoles p mee RNISHED. Seon: tek 
14 Rogue ownTown. “AUBURN Z © we thing rnished EDR: 
| _quire. Le Aubura,. office in rear. 3 = +o WALLED LE: MOD. 
4 ROOM APT. ADULTS. 1778, 
PE 2-018) _ zl Sil wiih ange bend abe Reegse PER ch WEEE.) Bi 3 1-| with large jot and wages, 
ae bath entrance. Heat For 3 tw 6 mos, A ats Uv 
sfecuricty furnished. Avoly 606 2. 1 Se Clair 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. LOWER. 
at bau anE I Bs ached 3 furnace, Near Commerce 
| scoemLon oP; APT VATE 
nice, FE 23-4978 
BEAUTIFUL NEW 3 1 working girls or jE pea 
| CLEAN MODERN KITCHENETTE. 
    
    Conv ~ nt Homes 38A 
EXCELLENT C. AGED. 
Rates starting at . OR 3-630. 
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN by Hapa or Week 
reirigeraibntnt. 
“HOTEL R EVELT 
Rooms $13. me $17.50 up.   
   
  
Rent Stores 40   
  
BROOCK 300 6. Woodward Birminghim 
  
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S, Telegraph Rd. 
FE + 
  For Rent Miscellaneous 42 
ONE WAY 
COAST TO   
1 BEDROOM hes 3 RENT Nerf 
teed or sinba sath ta 
rT surface 
  
  
  | Children lcome. OR }-T100. 
| Coupuerecy yuRNiBNRD ee 
Jee private bath oor high school eral 
child welcome FE 2-6226 
| COUPLE PRIVATE BATH 1 AND | 
entrance, On bus kine near town. 
_Fte 4-204) 
| Bo DOWNTOWN DIO APT. FOR 
Private entrance. 
Dr. Curses   
aTU - 2 adults, * Foot ‘Clinic, 187 W. FB eee 
DOWNTOWN 3_ OOM APT. | PRI- 
vate bath 107% N. Saginaw St. 
FURNISHED 3 ROOMS AND BATe a mms —— otf La- 
  TY_Co.. at Rea) Estate E 
F E2 21263 19079 W 
SELLING ack acarel 
We have buyers apienty for 
farms, acreage, lots and 
| {mhd contracts we handle all fi- 
nancing for fast efficient service 
call today 
Russell Young Painting & Wall Washing | owe oF pontiac’ oa “TAROEST __Free_ estimates FE 2-2706 eens buyers. Cash waiting — 
___Physio-Th Z1A | wantese lysio-therapy =41A WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES | perce of furniture Phone FE _9-$623 
DISH MASSAGE & THERAPY ; Dl fone eee Hone | WANTEDIFURNITURE St FE 42851 as have anything for sale ~ 
> want er ue Bory: ‘ 
__ Television | Service 22 ice a and. the highest orice ~~~ all 
COPENHAVER’S RADIO & TV OAKLAND ayes Anger REALTOR 
412 W Huron 44525 
| Open Eves. ‘til ® Sun. FE +0612 
me IsTINOS NEEDED 
| oe acreage or farms. vers waitinre 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 
26% W. Huron; PE 92-7421: OA 6-3338 
WANTED: CITY LOTS WITH sEw- 
er and water TE ¢€0612. Call 
After @ pm ee 
BUY | OR SEI buy your prop 
11 sell it fer vou and 
you how to get cash if the 
price {» pessonabie Call now and 
Jet ua prove 5 
AE 
rE i   
nD. RILEY, FE 41157 
WE CAN SELL YOUR ROME Call FE §-1134 or MA 6-250 
31640' N'Western Hwy at M'belt. 
SOLD 
or Not Sold lf your property tant sold 
Be as because 
‘WHITE 
BROS. REALTORS 
86860 Disie Hwy 
_Phone OR 31298 
CASH For email! equities If you have 
what we want we will be at your   
et 
door within 24 hours with cash for | 
rour equity Cail now and teil us 
Tou have 
M_ Stout, Realtor 
17 nN siginas st Ph FE 5-8148 
Open Fve. ‘til & 30 
“LISTINGS WANTED 
Pea state FE Mrer 440758 
WILL BR ON an SOUn Ake 
pronert Purchasers wal 
Office 8800 Commerce Ra. 
Ph. Pontiac, EM 3-33i1 
RF] MeKINNEY UNiv 11-5708 
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
1 ROOM KITCHENETTE AND 
prt bath 2 empioyed girls or 
couple. Adults only. 200 N. Py 
dock, Alberta Apts 
ROOMS CLEAN 
FE 5-1606 
2 ROOMS 
and bath. - 
Clemens. _ 
CLEAN ROOMS PVT  EN- trance Suitable for married cou- 
pie References required. ~ 
5-434? 2 
PRIVATE ENTRANCE FE 54-8466 184 Mt. 
9 
AND BATH NICEIY furn Excellent location west side 
_ Adults ie 189 Wash! ngton Bt 
‘a RB GARAGE WASH ROOM NE aint Lal (pes melcouse: 4 Miles out 2 oR OOn8 
  ” FE 
2 “ROOMS nate | PRIVATE EN- 
trance, child weicome. Phone FE | 
85-0405 ee oe 
| 7 ROOMS AND BATH. 344 WEST 
uron, : Huron \ NEXT regok TO. BRABCE | 
ia G. ELLIOTT & SONS | 
it haan't been listed | 
~ CLosm IN| a hs Sho FRANKLIN APTS.   rooms ae bath. Adults onty. 
fee per FOR LEASE 
CO TEMPSTREAD | "geomtaneelow eat | 102 © Huron FE +9284 | bpm directly to lake, a beach Susin’ e, Full ba! GROUND FLOOR APT 1 CHILD | No drinkers 103% Oakland Ave 
GNOUND FLOOR APT NO DRINE-)| 
ers. Clean couple, 1035 Oakland 
MODERN 3 ROOM COUPL Z| 
only 172 Washington 
NEWLY DECORATED, WAR RM, 
and pleasant 3 rooms with private | on 
with shower, a, 
to sign 1 year lease, 
month 
| Sylvan 
entrance. so | weloom R lt 
everything furn. 431 Perry ae ea yf 
WiC VIEW GW ‘CAE REA- | 2389 Orcha: 1. f o-O418 
sonable rent, 3 Rooms and : Sooperstive: Real r e Closets, partly furn. EM 32783. | FOUR TR 
STUDIO APT ON WEST SIDE.| et 606 © Walton 
| Newly decorated Private en-| NEW N32 . RANCH | trance. FE 2-066] after 6 home, close to siness § sec- 
8532700 _ tion, ‘reasonable Call FE 06-2040 
SMAIL MODERN APT VERY No ans, FE 23-0245 
clean $15 per week plus utilities @MALT HOUSES FOR RENT. AU- 
OR 3-9380 to. heat. children welcome. foi 
UNION TAKE YEAR ROUND 3 Kennilworth St. off Taylor Rd 
rooms bath Modern ap buliding FE 4-2031 __ 
P.verything private EM 3-4286 UPPER INCOME 3 ROOMS AND WEST SIDE 3 ROOMS 523 OR bath, heat and hot water fur- | 
nished suburbae locetion. 8735 ver 
month. 
Lower income, 3} rooms end beth, 
fireplace, furnished, heat and hot 
water incloded, suburbes location. 
$80 per month. chard Lake FE ¢7301 
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 
'| BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, kitchen, private entrance & bath 
| 1 child 142 W Columbia. +8 ’ ' ; A 
| 7 BEDRM. APT Gas HEATE BUD N h ] oan in Lake Orion. Call afte 1c Oo 1e 
6:30. MYrtle 2-6542. and 
| a1 LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH | 
| and entrance. Inquire 645 Au- 
{= burn Ave. 
? ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH, 
as iights and heat fur near 
line lake privileges 472 Wrst “SIDE. WELL KEPT BRICK rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1'% rey 8 Telegraph, atross from Gen- ee & garage _¥E 45707. 
eral Market - : 
J ROOM APT CLOBF IN PVT For Rent Rooms 37 tlied bath afd entrance Utilities, | ~~~ si tact 
electrie stove. refrigerator furn /} OR 2 GIRLS = OE ROOM 
FF 4.2688 of FF 8-0076 ; Stove, sink, refri bik. from 
3 & BATH 18ST FLOOR REFRIG |_ Sears. 6). Lafayette FE 46375 _& ttove Utliities 34 Bchoo! 
3 Poon: NEAR “YMCA haf 
  “PE ¢1360 _ ATTRACTIVE ROOM HOME | 
13 Rooms & BATH 439 BALD- | “priv, garage, FE 6-63. win FE §-33* __ ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR RE- 
7 ROOMS AND 7 TH, PVT EN-| fined lady. privileges, 047 W. | “trance No peta 103 N. Roselewn. |. surom. 
J ROOMS AND BATH CALL FE , COOKING. LAUNDRY. | #4734 11 8 _Telegraph en eA Oe at aa Huron OEE FS 
J} ROOMS 18T FLOOR CLOSE TO | OOM, CLOSE TO wn Busline. Utilities Ce Pre. | busline, FE 2-0444, 30 36 Norton. 
fer middleaged aduite FE 2-2300 CLOSE CLEAN SLEEPING 
13) ROOMS AND DATA V ADULTS | $60 FE 1.0194 IN. 
LADIES ONLY, exchanged. 81 roome, 10 « a |, ENTRANCE | minutes walk to the courthouse. | 
FE 5-3208 P th Stove and refriferator | 
si0 FE 32-0178 
1ARGF CLEAN 
batt Private entrance 
furn FF 221460 
} ROOMS UPPER 
end entrance 
frre FF 2-299! . 0M be 
rl 
#/ LAROE ROOM, CLEAN, QUIET. _modern, at bus stop. FE $-7332 
NICE ROOM FOR WORKING 
girl with or without meals Near 
General Hospital. 75 Thorpe FE “ROOMa & Utititte« 
PRIVATE BATH 
2 closets Util 
PRIVATE PRIVATE HOME AND BATH ITH RO ROOM 
bik from Pontiac Mo 
tore FE 24300 after 330 pm.|_ ell FE $ SS 
4 ROOMS AND BATH UPPER ROOMS FOR CHRISTIAN OEN- 
Pvt entrance No children. $65 @ tleman, 66 wk. 
mo FE 48228 BL EEPING R 
3 ROOM FLAT a week. 
_& good couple ‘BLEEPING ROOM FOR MAN. 
ROOM AND BATH. STEAM | Pvt. entrance. 174 State, awe hot water furnished, FE ieee ROOM FOR RENT. 04 4 Da 
§ ROOMS ia BATH. 
$75 FF. “POOMA 
entrance 4 
YOR MEN. 7 $7, 
  REASONABLE TO 
FE ¢0084 
s 
WEST SIDE. 
: gentieman preferred 
§ ROOM Se “HEAT & GAS Shall FE 42206 
  furnished 87 8 Parke st. | SLEEPING ROOM 
6 ROOM UPPER ON UNTRY 
estate West side 1 | COUNERY _After 5, MA \_4-3187 Wal ted J Lake 
& garden Private drive & ga- BINGLE  §7 ~ PARKING _:) 6 
rage large living room, 2 hed- Paddock. PE 4-€700 
rooms & den Oj] heat & water giERP R 
firm Enjow fresh air& ‘beauty of man Su eit ha GENTLE | country life with the comforts of | . 2-4001 city livin Me FE Sse SLEEPING [ROOMS FOR RENT. woes 12-8496 m » ROOM | DUPLEX. AVAILABLE | sl i nek ENS 2 March, Ist 3 bedrock bath | SLEEPING ROOM FOR WORKING up Large nets room with tee: | A Near Post Office, 172 N 
pecs: ining room & kitchen. - 
ull’ basement & iLxabine ROOM. PRIVATE EN- 
bus eae ® month, Lt asia france, Pog drinkers, Men only. : 
i Wi 
and board iw people sick or | 
ROOMS 1831 Taylor, off Joslyn. | | 
    
  
“etree Es eer gee a 
  } ° 
fe WOR geaveaer=* rm. end 
path stinched gareay, Prat? of garden, over 
All this for the fe bar $5,080, with only 9950 : 
| $1,350 DOWN — For this West 8u- 
pak rane fait "beth wit 
shower, bemt., furnace Near schoo, and “a Im- 
mate possession. price 
QUALITY BUILT 
HOMES 
New wh, . brick 
ane cen a imennhe 
— 
  ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR A, A FINE | PE 48641 
  Mary Day, | 
| SLEEPING ROOM. Sar tal oo haar | 
plus garage eee | COMPLETELY FURN. DRAYTON AREA-8 rm. home. 
furnace, }-car garage, overhead 
posed and viet a drive, Land- 
rivile, ved 
| reat > 3 with $4,000 town. 
Huron | WEST SUBURBAN - Home new tn 
‘63 Modern kitchen, 3 bedrms, 
oak . Located on 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor . Lawrence re 5-410 
Next te the Consumer Power 
: GILES VACANT—$850 DOWN @room house with full base-   
  
pees Lot 
lor further fo 
$6000—FULL PRICE 
® a 
room ‘home, built ‘mw with new 
furniture like new, Terma 
ang ed. be arr 
LET US SELL YOUR HOME 
a ULES REALTY 
ALTE nin L ie MOU SF AMAA sTORE 
Fee 
  = 
    
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THE PONTIAC PRESS ’ 
  Ww EDNESDAY, Peonint , 1956 \y   
    
  
  REALTORS 
Ev 8 to 8 
: SFAM ILY INCOME 4 wo payment. 
ace fener ; "D. RILEY, Broker ft 
aT 
me ina 
  FOR BETTER HOMES 
'WASHINGTON’S 
  Mebieue — a et ‘tie 
we it pS 
tull basement; 
gy BIRTHDAY, 2 saving lovely dining room 
: See cog ha toe? come wih 
Tig. fist ope with m into es ! Pontiac, Pay- 
ing | urty es the line te forming. 
after @ call Mr, Weitsel, 
A, JOHNSON, Realtor 
  
    
  GENERAL REAL 
4305 For Sale Houses 43| 
WILL SACRIFICE 
1952 BUNGALOW 
at Carpe’ 
| gownrieht teal e 
wn and 
a "BEDROOM. HOME 
ONLY $1,900 DOWN You will be pleased et the size 
pearance of thie” well-ke Pontise 
home. Lovely Y 5 stown amgeerl 
nice living room, dining room 
1 bedroom down. 3 
vain 
walls, Dry basement 
with canta as heat. Neat and 
clean throughout Large 2 car ga- 
reese — ‘for large family or 
‘GIROUX & FRANKS ESTATE 
on s-o701   
Hwy. until 8 Sat.   
Tt NW. Baginaw St. STOUTS Best Buys 
Today ! 
THE SUN SHINES 
  -On this one . so don't 
wait to see it, In Auburn. 
Heights near the center of 
Has six good 
rooms with a full base- 
ment and a brand new oil 
2. ly $1. down 
» Showa by appointment enly. 
JUST FOR TW 07 Ideal for ace rooms and full an oud Geile 
tty This ome has @ very 
efficient furnace which 
will lees you pen 
mon! for 4 heating bill 
Toa price eA $8, 08 session in ays. Hurry on 
this ; 
LOW DOWN PAYMT. Only down and you're 
into Lvl in care 
Eitwe by appeisiment only. 
EXCELLENT | BUY 
monthly payments of $65. 
Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor 
Ph. PE $4163 Open Eves. Till 6 30 
  
      
  
  ANNETT OFFERS 
    
  
  
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  i 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. |2 Family FFE 4- Ss, Close to schools © eh ping center, extra large 
rooms and full beth on ma 
floor, 4 rooms and full bath 
GATEWAYS t scene secmiression Oo a ell in —— condi emen 
rs with pew gas furnace Re- 
? duced to $13,650 for quick 
: sae. Terms can be sr 
' SEE THIS TODAY _ EAST SIDE PAVED STREET Fairgrove eanene wae Location, near Paddoc bs rge Le room le 
fully insulated 6 and bath home fn excellent condition 3 bedroom hom. in spick and ideal for 3 
condition. Vene- blocks from downtown 1% 
Diinds, full besem oi} baths, ful) basement, 
heat, Storms and screens. heat. or fee ce 
attic, landscaped fenc: a, Venetian " 
with : 7 ane ah $8,950. fnsuisied. Garage. $i8, uly 
terms. as ICE ROME THE terms. 
; Ottawa Hills Ranch URON GARDENS Practically pew attractive 
FUR: all brick 3 bedroom ranch 
room and enclosed home, Ideal kitchen with 
* 8, one plan eating space Carpet tn liv- 
e. Convenient to Tel-Huron = rm, & drapes through- 
] ison Bchoo! oul Recreation space in 
Benedict Parish, land- basement, gas beat, alum}- 
sca) lot Soxnleo ft. Price to num storms and screens 
sell at $7,600, $1,500 down, OWN- Cement driveway and ce- 
: ER OF : bee ey 2 car garage | 
. . rms. 
To —To Bell—To Trade . 5 
YOU BUY IT WE'LL INSURE IT Brick Lake Front - Close in contemporary home 
on nice) landscaped = jot 
with und r groun sprin 
kiing system entrance hall, 
a, in living room 
area, carpet and 
REALTY _CO,, REALTORS drapes tile bath 2 large 
Co-operative Rea! Estate bedrooms, lake level fea- 
. FE 2.0263 tures extra bed space, pore hot water heating 
1073 W, Huron aystem. Attached 2 car ga- 
NEXT TO yaance rage, $32,500, terms , 
HAYDEN Poy Annet Inc. REALTORS 
orr 28 F Huron FEderal @0466 
home. ( Rdedclo! jet, : block | Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 
to Bo ype Oak eons: es Basr- | m™ phew gas furnace car ga-| = 
rage. Plenty of shade. Nice gar- 
ey apot A 4 180 with $4000 down 
at per month. A mood home. Well worth the price. Batet I lal | 
ATE ION, New 
room home, Living ire 11¢x/ -. P 
Ste. Separate ing room, Mas-/GI Resale ter bedroom 17°x11.5. Bath, You'll be quick to note the 
ment, e.  Cholee V-A-L-U-E im this fine east and ttle, $12,650, Cash to 
new , beat, pat od (eareat (Onis " 0! at, pav reet. 
NEW HOMES. 61.250 Down. «|  S6250 Nill 02.800 Got iD. Tooms, Master bedroom 12x luding taxes and insurance 
12. Large living room with ves- Where can you beat it?) 
ay sto Sone ccpusarda: ars with eu ii rh : = Starmaee: of a| West Side elevations, bag! and room colora Just % block off Huron 
i White Lake, Full street. 3} bedroom home with 
250. new Janitrol gas furnace 
If SiC od HAYDEN. Realtor! &>et fea heater, gatece. and p sel Lis 
FE 80441 weekend.” Only $7.950, takes oe 8. Walton, _ Open Eves | substantial down payment 
4 | e ae 
Low, Long an! Different 
NORTH SIDE | | Sqrieipetrmscat io con Sate ieee ren conzentente in this 60-toot 
you to assume this 4" per cent ar hates full  Caaamenc eho lee See glo pace any and ayese plastered ga- i orries, rooms. rage. wl - s 
M bath large living room and yoom at tha irear cof ine dining combination. Utility kiteh- home close to the kitchen 
en, up to the minute, with wash- has been included for your 
er ahd dryer Storms and screens indoor pleasure You'l! find 
througheut. Only months old. a heap of comfort and sat 
Owner's work is transferred. isfaction In this fine new 
TS YOUR CHANCE! ranch home overlooking Sii- 
I AKEI RONT R set eee Make your ap- 
= 2ERC be RB ICK pointment now : 
CONTEMPORARY SYLVA . 
LAKE PRONT! 1550 sq. « of the- st Drayton Woods Brick 
ee apace on lot 50x192. But, let’ 8 Have the kids been asking get on the Inside and be intro- | for a recreation reom with 
duced to a home that will ‘Seas! fireplace? Has dad wanted 
you im its ongedeseym A bome a 2 car attached plastered 
— will ga fou in for years garage? Has mom wished 
eome, * Cusadorta: table radiant for a modern kitchen with 
cont Two convenient baths. one separate dining room? 
with built in vanity. 3 oversize Would your guests compli- 
bedrooms and a living reom thst ment you on the 20 foct 
permite ao lake to ripple near your Itving room with fireplace? e chair. A OF There's no question about it, 
MANY OF THE FEATURES: Ro- this 3 bedroom ranch has 
Jacks, Wasie ‘canporch ‘wit ar | fair Yate “ana "ont Me an oniy 
ousie Witdews overlook: the ' 
St “Horm aud West Side B : . rms f.) t Side ick 
‘ screens, Built in buffet, built in| /V CS! ICE Uric Sockuhtives in the master bes.|  Contisting of @ Jarge rooms indirect in liv- fmcluding an 16-ff. living 
e: on hen caren and room and dining roo 
: Grapes are included. 22x27 plas-| Ceramic tie bath, | break. % . tered 7. jot an 
i. courteous sai Have one of gut! it's waterfront. Only $12,950. 
; HOMES ARE ying cseeea, (It pleases us to please YOU!”   Humphries _.. REALTOR 
FE 20474 
  OR FE 4711 | Realtors 
Open Evenings bia 8. Telegraph Kampsen 
FE 4-0528 
Eves, 
4 | 
ii 
owe. | Real Estate Exchange Co-Operative aoa Estate Exchange } 
For Sale Houses 
TEMPLETON SUBURBAN ye located just off pd 
ehh ee year homme, less than 1 
th. Good 
ae sou 
mee USIN iS ‘LAKE Neariy new 4 rooms 
68 ft. on lake. Large © 
i x 246. Gr - mein | eee sy. end | 
Substantial down paym 
K. L. i. Templeton, Realtor ke Rd FE ©4963 
OH Often 6 call PE oseee 
NO DOWN PAYMENT 
NO MORTGAGE GOST 
Wi) build on your free and clesr 
Dy bedroom 
bomes basement. Or 
bullt on our let with small down 
Lg) toe Call after 6 
LOVELAND © 188 Cass Lake Rd. -Keego Marbor | FE 2-875 FE 41661 
NEW MODERN HOUSE FINISHED 
No eee) calls. 6335 Pine Knob 
Rd. rkston. 
BUY 
NOW! Don't walt until spring when 
green ork pushes prices up—op- 
po   
knocking at your) 
door Bepeslaky if you are ing for a custom-built home. This 
aliractive ranch type Aber & 
teehee bree weway and 
jeocias red 
basement 
Pius window 
\tchen-dinette, located on 100x230 
ft lot. Neatly landscaped and 
in the new section of Walled Lake 
Owner moving to California. Price 
eee been reduced $14,506. 
Terms can be arr 
EMPREE & GREGG EM 33314; Eves. EM 3-4431 or 
EM ee ns Eee NICE RESIDENTIAL LOCATION— 
€@ room bungalow. About 2 blocks 
to high achol. Large living boos 
Wall to wall carpet. Oak ff 
Almst new gas furnace, pastes 
basement, laundry trays, nice 
lot with nee: aerme & screens. 
Shown by a 
Ot! Baldwin. ear type. Alum!- 
num siding. 3 bedrooma, ge 
living room. Not finished inside. 
Most plumbing done, Picture 
window. 2 lots. 
Large and smal) homes. 
ROSE McLARTY 
___F® 23-2162 of PE 54-3578 
BY OWNER 7 rooms. Natural fireplace. ¢ 
bedrooms, 2 baths. Double car 
garage Penced beck ard 
Good shape $11.975 with 808 
_down. 931_N. Perry St FE 6-968 
FULLY FURNISHED 
TO LAST DETAIL 2 bedroom home. on corner lot. 
Fevet aan — “ sean mand 
WILLIS oo BREW ER. Parke 
PE 4-161; ‘TE ‘23-8532; EM 3-4808 
ee D 40nr 
Immediate Possession Buburban 2 bedrooms and beth. 
Has utility room & laundry tubs 
Lot 001260. On blacktop highway 
Ouly $850 down. 
tor Colored 
4@ bedrooms near Orchard Lake 
Ave. Penced rear yard, barbecue 
eh — aoe boop tend down. 
tl KL Ek Rk REALTY Saginaw rE +4001 
a WITH $3,500 ) DOWN. BY   
owner. bedroom ranch. Base- 
ment, as heat, firepiace, plas- 
ter rge breereway, garage. 
Cesar shake & split stone fenced. 
paved drive, patio & walks Week- 
days before m 2449 Pauline 
Dr, Drayton. Near Hatchery _ 
ROCHESTER AREA Bee this almost new 3 bedroom 
ranch home, Face brick, 2 baths 
picture windows, recreation room 
with glass block and brick ot 
3 fireplaces. $25,500 with term 
’ . ’ a pene 
AUBURN HEIGHTS Here is another almost new ranch 
home with 3 rooms, bath and 
shower, Ot] furnace and elec hot | 
water heater Seainect lighting in 
window cornice Coo Price $11.- | 
750 with terms 
$500 DOWN guts . oye fixing u~ ts needed 
room ranch home ran 
e ha "esd, and fully tnsulated 
Crcutetes heat, Full price only 
SYLVAN 
REALTY 2383 Orchard Lake Rd FE $0418 
Co-operative | Real Estate _Exchange 
WE WILL 
Bulld on your lot & lovely ranch 
style starter hom bed rooms 
full bath, well 
all intertor 
down. Ask for Mr. 
L. HW. BROWN, 
1362 W. Huron 
___ Evenings eall OA #2616 
3 REDROOMS — CITY 
Located om one of the matn 
arteries inside ttre ty n 
S¢ludes 3 bedrooms, full 
bath. basement. oil heat 
breezeway Attached a- 
r and large jot Handy 
to schools transportation, 
and notes Full price $12.- 
600, ter 
‘JA. beat REALTOR Loirbil sole ea 
100 Oakland Are. 
Open_Eves 
LADD'S Signs Ate Everywhere Realtor FE 2-4810 
  ¥ 
DOKING For a 2? or 3 bedroom ranch 
brick of frame © base homer 
ment? We h 
start Immediate! ave builders that Coes 
on your lot 
Sie 
ours at reasonable prices 
tn today and see our spring Ine 
troductory offers 
LADD'S| 
OPEN SUNDAYS 
4286 Dixie Bey Drayton Plains 
or M24 
9201 
| Co-operative Real Fstate Fachange 
REDUCING? 
LIkE TAKING OFF JUST 
POUNDS this owner has taken 
off $8% In reducing the price of 
thie 2 bedroom home to the SLIM 
price of $6,950 with an UNDER- 
WEIGHT down payment of only) 
$1650. 
Call om this one today 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY —-~ 
4-3568 
Li nEN TOR 
13007 W. Hur E 
OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 
$400; DOW N Well appointed - 3 bedroom start- | 
er home with full basement and 
rough wiring tp - 3 miles from 
town on black top - lake priv- 
iM WRIGHT, Realtor 348 Oakland A FE: $-9441 | | 
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location 
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2 & 3 Bedrooms 
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| MODEL 664 ROBINWOOD 3 blocks 
| ' 43; MODEST MAIDENS 
etarter |. 
| mura cel! abbdte 
$750 Down 
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($18 750 RANCH BUNGALOW — Real or trade on five room home, pre- 
lge rooms 14x22 ft. living room,/ fer near Lincoln Jr. High. Price 
basement with recreation space. | 416 $00 
Full plastic tile bath, Dele 
heat This lovely home is cus- sILVERCREST SUB. RUNGALOW 
fom bul and has many fea- | SALE OR TRADE | 
tures that are not usually found | Beautiful modern to nae minute | 
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  |      id Jay Alay) 
SMOKE . 
    
    
3 
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“Give me a boost, Mom, it's the last one I have to do!”” 
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3) ___ For Sale Houses” 4B 
SIDE, 6 ROOMS. NEWLY 5 incon HOUSE, BEAVERTON 
decorated. Full bath up, lave | Mich, near Tobacco River. Ideal 
tory down, Gas furnace attached for retired couple. Will sell or 
eer age: Vacant. Owner. 68 Chippe- } trade for aan ay modern oer 
“Charles 3 TO BUY, "TO FLL. REALTOR 
NEW 25 BY 32 BUNGALOW Near   
__For Sale Houses _ 
WEST 
  
_ Partridge ly the to see 
ON ARDMORE 8T This house has many fee-   
‘with fireplace and Fr room, 
not have to crocs’ street Oax PAF, Call us for all the details fh - oors, painted walls, some fin- NaearlRochester! beautiful tome 
ishing needed. Nice 66 x 305 lot 
  On! left, on Pine St and ot y 2 left, $1,500 down. haw eon DINNAN, on 
KEEGO mEEROR 8 rooms, partly ae modern car gerage Lea ar y ____Eves. FE 40128 — 
schoo!" and stores, $0,720. Terms. ERINATD BUILDER HAS 3 BED- oom home. Ready for occupancy. | 
He privileges. Plastered| Full | 
basement Cedar shakes $12,200 B.D, CHARLES, Realtor | 
kr E 4.0521 _Terms Call FE 4-968) for appt 
1717 8. Telegraph = Fr 
5-6878 FE 2-5217 ROYAL OAK ¥ 
Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange = <2 See = Near 14 Mile and Rochester roads 
750 Very clean nearly new, 2? bed- 
room bungalow. paved streets. 
fenced yard, Has ot] heat. wail 
to wall carpeting. plastered walls 
aluminum storms and screens 
Pil 
sonable terms. DOWN We have three 2 bedroom homes 
ae a isdosete J Lake ‘R : . 
Priced ae quick sale at Pining J. V AL -UET, Realtor 
each. Monthly payments of 
include taxes, Insurance & inter- 
HOLMES- 
BARTRAM 4302 Dias Hwy. 
1950 
A R. ARG “AIN. 
Morgan Rd. near Baldwin 
230 «—Large § reom cunsuoe: 
glassed porch basement, oi! fur- 345 Oakland A FE 54-0603 
Co-operative ‘teat Estate Exchange 
$1,500.00 Down 
Immediate Possession Located tn Auburn Heights. this 
2 bedroom bungaiow includes full 
basement with stoker heat. auto- 
Matic hot water, separate dining « 
room, generous kitchen, venetian 
blinds. storms and screens. out- 
coor eat: paved street Full price 
LF .   
| 
1 
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nace, Also 3 room garage house. | $950.00 Down 
pias agence dees mibest cash,- | Its vacant, move right inte this 
me | cue 2 oeahoe eaen _ pee 
galow near Waterto eatures 
PON T L AC TREAT TY carpeted living room, full bath. 
a 4718 | Garten ol] heat. fet oll | ter, car garage, 3. To 
WOLVERINE LAKE | Saas 1 mile from Walled Lake 2 bdrm pees Sey Ga heat navarel uw q"’ Ni h lj 
replace. Good ch, og @ beau- 
tiful lake front lot 100x160. Bu 1C O 1e 
ANCHOR le ee! ttate § and d insurance. = . t jem 
R EAL ie ] ATE Eve Mrs Smsicneer a FE ¢6773 
  PE $-4544 LIncoin_7-3800 
NEW FHA HOMES 
KNUDSEN. 
WEST SIDE BRICK Attractive 5 rm and bath home AS LOW AS 
with space for oleae rooms 
| on the 3nd f Tile bath and 
PLUB COSTS kitchen ‘Custom bullt recreation 
r a , Tm A. heating svs- 
LOW MON | HY | tem. fireplace and many other 
PAYMENTS | features. $15,750, terms. I 
| FEATURES GALORE FA eas heat | ho M ~ auto. hot ww atac! Jo city DONELSON PARK 
sewer ater Youngstown 6 room and bath home with mant 
kitchens, full insulation near features tncluding breakfast’ fm 
schools, shop! and trans. bedrooms and 2 car garage, 
| WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 
810 Pontiac State Bank Bide _ ee FE 44516 _ 
NEAR FISHER BODY 
2 Bedroom brick. Large lot Part 
basement Near schools and shop- 
ping. $1800 flown 
JIM WRIGHT, 345 Oakland Ave rE 
Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange 
TRIPP Illinois Avenue east of N Te, , mie north of 
FE Bivd an 
MODEL OPEN ait y MAND SUN. 
Castell Realty 95 Oakland Ave FE 35-0459 
$750 DOWN 
Located west of Pontiac tn Com- 
merce Area Cozy & cute @ room 
& bath bungalow Newly decorated 
throughout Automatic oi] floor | 
furnace. Large jot. 2 car garage 
overhead 
Pric 
a ‘TD. RILEY, Broker 500 Flixabeth Lake Rd __ FE 1187 
WEST SIDE Qood clean 3 bedrom home. full 
basement, of] heat. 2 car garage | 
Close to Webster school and shop- Realtor 
  . Or 9 tern | Choice location — Ottawa ping center nly $11,050 terms | Hilla @itscovinem cl ol ba 
g -> 2 rooms up — den down Full 
\pproximat tely 2 NGOS basement 1 car garage 0 
4 room bungalow Oi heat 114 x 148 site Pull orice $12 - 
car gatage Chicken coon & fruit 500 7 
trees Plenty of garden space 
Near stores and schools \nder con Street 
7 Rooms — NM areque tte St 1041 built — 2 bedroume 
4 bedrooma 2 story. large dining and bath on first floor * 
room, living room carpeted Full second floor partially fin- 
basement, oll heat) Near St Mi- ished Ot heat, siuminum 
chaels Schoo] storma and screens, 2 car 
garage Excellent buy at 
$11,950 
S\ H RAM it Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor! ie w. tl tae Sym rm Eves. 
161 or »-83 
Be S00! or BS a) no wer —— j Goan evenings and "Bandas 
W111 Joslyn. cor 3rd INDIAN nan ‘BUNGALOW Co-operative Real Estate mais BA RADE 
| Attractive reuse: ame bungalow, 
OXFORD AREA | stairwar to expansion attic, gas 
New ranch style home with Itving |; AC heat. fireplace, beautiful 
toem. kitchen. 2 bedrooms. utility bath. other outstanding appoint- 
roam and bath 2 car garage 100 mente inciuding 2 car sarage 
x 150 ft Jot. 1! block from lake sell on terms or consider five 
with aie privileges Price room home. or income in trade. 
$00 tern Price. $13.500 
MEAG HE ® REAL lal 
Oxfo 86-3122 OTTAWA HILIUs 
“$1300 DOWN — @ good clean home | OME 
SALE OR TRADE 
Four bedroom family 
condition inside and out, spacious 
livable rooms, oi! AC_ heat, 
peting, modern streamlined kitch- 
en, 3 car garage sell on terms, home 
In thenew homes Acre of land in’ pungalow with paneled den. rec- 
cluded. Priced to se!! reation room. carpeling and ¢x- 
i ceptional kitchen O@x18 Garage 
$11600 WEST SUBURBAN — Brand and fenced jot sell on terms oF 
new bungalow with full base trade on 3 bedroom home in town 
ment Oil fired hot water base Price $12,250 | 
Rav heat Oak floors and pias- 
fered walls Birch doors & cup VACANT BUNGALOW 
boards Fireplace Here is a real SALE OR TRADE 
wel! bullt home aree 73 120 Dandy modern two bedroom home 
tt lot Fxceptionally large reams | with stairway to expansion attic 
Oniy about 142 miles from cit¥ | oak floor, tile bath, et! AC heat- 
ing plant. new garage beautifully 
$11.9} PIONEER HIGHLANDS, — ledecaped lott 70300, Can be room semi bungalow Full purchased with $1500 down, or 
Sclemen: Oi) heat Oak foors’ woula tak¢ small home, or good 
and plastsred walls. Garage. Lake car in trade. Price. 
privileges on Sylvan A ood 
home and very conventent | 
tion. Far full particulars cal! Mrs. 
Hoyt FE 2-9840. i ALi Llib | ear OOM 
SALE OR TRADE 
Exceptionally nice location east | 
3 bedroom starter $905 DOWN — suburban, near school and stores. home with full basement ell, anchor fenced lot, some ee ite 
septic wired. asutomatic hot wa- car garage plus workshop 
ter, kitchen sink,.3 pe. bath and ACT. heat. ultra modern Fitenen | 
el] interior studd You can/| and bath, sell or take one or le 
bedroom home in trade. Price. 
$11.975. tl 
TRADES — TRADES Call us, don't feel obiigated, we 
will give you our henest opinion 
as to the possibility of trading 
your property. 
WE SELL - WE TRADE 
DORRIS & =O REALTOR 3 OW, 
Coperers) Real eet g. save many $68$ by fintshing this | 
one yourself. Large lot and lake 
privileges. Only 4's mileg from 
city, 
particulars call Burk FE 39. This one 
priced at only i 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 362 W. Huron Ph, FE 2-4810 
Co-operative ‘Real Hstate Exchange FE 41587 
  ; 
‘ tures to list here. such as recre- | 
tice only §9,300 very rea- | 
S-O441 | 
At! 
car | 
te maemene 382 Auburn Ave. |__For Sale Houses 43 
VACANT. GOOD HOUSE. GOOD 
location. Bargain. FE 2-1842. 
BUILD hOW restricted 
Estimates 
; fro: Me 
'\HERPERT C. DAVIS- (025_Pontiae_Lase Rd PE $431! 
EAST SIDE INCOME Excellent return on this 2 oe 4 rms 
erson area. Terms 
5 ROOM HOME   
rford 
freely 
lees rome down bee 
ment, stoker heat. 
SUL. VER LAKE 100 ft. frontage. nicely landscaped 
lot s-bedrm. home with floor plan, Lery 
good condition, large living rm 
with fireplace. Forced a au heat 
storms & screens. Term 
John K. Irwin REALTOR ’ 
pena Full 
$8.500. 
01's inaw Street 47 
  consider rent: Lobes 2 yess pres- 
Pecan call 
RUSSELL A. 
FE 4-5005 
WHITE 
BROS. 
NEW HOMES: 
NEW 
GI's $250 DOWN 
PLUS MORTGAGE CO8T 
3 BEDROOMS Check these features: 
Extra large utility 
Double vanity sinks in bath   NOTT, R'TOR 
170 W. Pike   
t A 
Drive out M5@ (Huron 8t) to ut 
St. near Williams Lake Rd 
Down Tull 8t. OPEN signs Hours 
| pm. datly, 1 to 7:30 p.m. Sat. 
Let re 5 THE “ELDORADO” 
GI's $750 Down 
FHA $2,100 Down 
Full Price $14,700 IN CLARKSTON GARDENS WITH 
COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM 
Bee the first group of brick ranch 
homes to be built in Clarkston. 
The following features are what 
‘ou've always wanted in that 
It's all face 
a 
tile baths with colore 
The home ts heated with perimi- ter gas heat and has a gas dis- 
posal unit, Aluminum storms and 
screens arte lot, 100 x 150 for 
une children eo [meld on. Winding 
acktop road ose to schools 
an nd shopoing US 10 to M15 to) 
Waldron at South village limits 
of Clarkston. Turn right ™. mile 
  
  
  to model. Oven 1 to 8 daily. 5 ST MICHAEL AREA 
j bedroom bungalow with nice 
WHITE BROS. | ya. and easy access to bus, Per Sa ise school and stores Neat and clean 
s and @ ¢€ deal at $5.230 with Open Eves. ‘til 9 — Sun. 1 to ‘| low down payment. 
Te eee Bee | R] ving rm chen i 
ond Sepecwnn® utility, Ox17 Well | eorge rwin 
eee car’ garage on | REALTOR 209 Baldwin Ave 
cares Lane” priv. 88.500 FE 5-010! If no ans, FE 28544 ‘ Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | 
licneels trot @ rooms. Tt needs 
interior finish. Plumbing. PIONEER HIGHLANDS 
mire an in. 2 car cee Large Very attractive modern brick bun- 
lot. $10000. &: a galow 2 bedrooms, tile bath ex- 
cellent recreation room, gas heat 
| Cottage on ros dion Lake. Sleeps 6 garage fenced lot Biock to bus 
| large « l cer garerce | & lake Handy to 8 Benedicts 
Perfect, =e beach, $10,500, 
terms SYLVAN VILAGE Vacant Move right in Large 6 
New 3 bdrm shell. Full basement rm modern Fireplace, sunroom 
Large lot. Only $700 dn breakfast room garage Overiook- 
| img the lake $2500 down 
lq neat 2 bdrm. home fully fur- | nished Basément, lake priv. $8.- OFF TELEGRAPH 
800, rms. A very fine modern bungalow 3 
| bedrooms. burit tn beth oil heat 
| We have oa large soecre of other garage, 2 lots $11,750 Payments 
homes from $6,006 wu $75 mo. 
  T. G. Trocke, 
Realtor 1648 Union Lake Rd EM_ 34471 
Ridgeway BEDROOM 
VACANT 
Well located in nice neighborhood 
6 rooms dowa and up Full 
basement Gag furnace. Garage 
$2,500 down 
NORTH SIDE 
§ room bungalow with basement 
2 lots. Enclosed front porch. Tota! 
price $7,950, $1,500 down. 
DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 
$1000 DOW Buliding WwW 
the Dixie 
30x19 With full equipment Full 
price $5 950 
RGN NY REAI TOR   Close tn on 
FF 46101 975 Baliwin te Evhinere Cocopératve Real Fata 
2975 POW 
so 50 MONTHS 
VACANT—S ROL MS 
MODERN 
City home, 2 lots, 
separate dining room, 
poreh, part besement, oil heat, 
nice 3 pe. bath, shower. Better 
hurry. Apply 65 Summit street 
_ftor key to look it over. 
| A HOME FOR MR. BIG é 
A big new ranch home with over 
of luxurilous livin community 0! 
Jake Lye 
Take 27 ft 2 bedrooms 
screened 
new homes & 
fleges to Watkins 
| living room, ranch kitchen, 3 bed- 
rooms and tiled bath Lot 199 x 
180. Better see this one soon 
CHOICE BRICK RANCH On Barrington Road. in South 
Bloomfield Highlands Dont drive 
and dont ask to ser ule 
you have @ lot of rales resis- 
tance. as this one ts @ CHARM- 
ER. All brick exterior with at- 
tached garage 24 ft. living | 
_ To include carpeting 
Gas furnace. 75 ft 
Sewer and water 
biks. to Hickory Grove School 
Law Bloomfield taxes Owner 
transferred and will give 30 dares 
posseasion Full pt foe $21. 900 scaped lot 
terme Truly suburban ilving at 
fts best 
SEMINOLF WITS LJ “room lia. story Colonial. 23 
ft living root with fireplace 
sunroom and '? bath dotn 3 
bedrooms and bath up To include 
wall-to-wall carpeting in 2 rooms 
Shaded and beautifully landscaped 
lot, Garage Price $17900 terms 
JOHN 
KINZLER REAL non 
‘670 W. Huron st FR 46-3525 
Co-operative Real “watate Exchange | 
ADAMS : oa DOWN 
2 bedroom wanes in Kerego Harbor 
Full’ basement. i! heat 2 car 
|. garage. Vacant Tots price $6 000 
After 5, FE 2-T05 
COLO: 
Large 4 bedroom ewe all 2 extra lots. Auto. AES 
| heat 
WN 
bedroo full basement. 
Modern. —e on lot, fenced. 
Bug sto doo¥. Excellent 
sco 5-908 furry on this one! After i? home, We represent a builder who will, 
em. a | 
| $7,950, terms. After 5, FE 68-2003. 
$1,000 DO = t 
For 43 | APD tomes 
La agen 6 ROOMS A ND BATH | 
60 Down, Will also rent. EM- Sie. son __ __| 
S ROOMS, BATH AND BASEMENT. 
or Central” ave. By owner, phone 
\BY OWNER NEW 3 BEDROOM | | ranch ae Plastered walls. ‘ 
x 150 ft. Auto. heat Cateert: 
  and full bath up. ¢— 
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FE 43303 | Rochester | 
_ 79-068. ferietary on Cass Lake. | 
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5 rooms, complete 
beat a'r ress arest. Tle bese: 
_ment. 602 E son. PE 40243. 
FOR SALE or TRADE 8 room, bath. $6 lots. Fruit pinsea!l| 
shade “garage $13,000, with $2,- 
000 or trade comey $6,000 | 
on _new w home EMpire 3-0161 
OPEN 
DAILY: 1-6 New 3 bedroom brick, 2 tile 
baths. 2 car garage attached. 
Basement $28,500. 2060 Dev- 
pena South Bloomfield 
Hichla 
BEN AN N. SMITH 
BUILDI ENE 432 pete ACTOR 
$595 Down plus costs 
NE W 2 BEDROOM 
B HA HOMES 
‘ gas heat. wood kitchen 
eabinets tile bath. large utility 
room, Wide city lotsa. City sewer 
and water, close to schools. shop- 
ping and 
MODEL 
seven blocks 
turd right at sign to model at 
855 Inglewood 
OPEN DAILY FROM 100 PM 
PEARISBEDGYCO!   
Drive out Oakland. | 
past Montcalm —_ ‘For Sale Heaoos 
2 BEDROOMS AND DEN 
$750 Down 
PAYMENTS 
$37.97 — US TAXES & INSURANCE — daily 114 p.m. at 
ton ve Walnut Road 
a Opdyke. Ledudl aie 
WAGNER 
‘HOMES 1960 N. Opdyke Rd. FE 47197   
  Sylvan Lake Village 
Bam Warwick has severa) 
makes oa beautiful. living room 
The all-Crosley kitchen with tabie | 
  ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDROOM HOME. 
Full bath, venetian blinds, drapes. 
Lake privileges. wacuced fey sell. 
i= 50, $1250 down EM } 
i New E Brick Ranch 
CHEROKEE HILLS 
for Particular People! Distinctive! eee eeees Custom | 
  FE $-7923 
~NEW OF FICE | 
PAUL A, KERN LTOR 
1s now eI OCATED AT 
Tite N. ef sae St. 
9200   2 BEDROOM MODERN HOUSE. 4-0630. 845 Stanle . 
ONL Y $300 DOWN 
2 bedroom - furniture. Better 
-hurry! FE 4-1906 constructe: Custom | 
peer ne completion provides the 
convenient mifort. 
Delanttul carpeted 22 x 
ing-dining room has virenlace 
and window wall with a view! 
Large. haht kitchen with dining 
space tty tiled baths. amole 
wardrobe closets and storage. ast 
13 hiv | | 
  i; WARD E. 
\ranch homes. With 3 bedrgoms 
Bath and wash-room Wi or 
without basements. Massive fire- | 
place. with studio ceiling. Really | 
i 
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Attached over - sized garage. | 
Here's a home as appealing | 
as it's quiet, eee in location 
among other good homes! 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | | $03 Community Nat'l ae me 
FE 442311 Eve 1392 
    
WE “WILL BUILD m YOUR LOT 
40x22. 3 be 
8 
tional information contact 
Horse. - 5019 Cass Eliz Ra 
___FE _¢2252 or FE 23-0179 
EAST SIDE INCOME 
3. reom apt 
private entrances, 
nace, automatic hot water, full 
basement, space for recreation. 
grrage, lovely fenced back yard 
with outdoor fireplace patio. 
Pull price §13,700 with terms, 
  N'T 
Drive by but drive tn and 
the new custom built home being 
built on Alih! Street First street 
past Bcott Lake Rd and tum 
righ off Pontiac Lake Rd See 
the construction and layout of this 
3 bedroom home, will sell or du- 
plicate on your lot Price will 
amaze you Call for information see 
REISZ 0259 JOSEPHEE. $3'y Bal Huron St FE 2? 
ans ph MI 4-4419 no 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | 
WE PRA CEDAR ISLAND 
This split-ievel moderni: 
room home nas large 
weil-arrange@ room» F 
jovely paneled dining room 
picture windows overionkine lake 
Expensive carpeting throughout 
Basement Int II: TAKE 
tic 3 bed- 
pPeatant 
replace 1 
School 
This } bedroom brick ranch home 
is really nice — less than a year 
old Beautiful fireplace and pic- 
ture window fn living room. Oak | 
floors, activity room. Neat as a 
pin roughout. Attractive low 
ccened = es dure: 1 block 
|THE LN 4 Ns EL WOOD REALTOR 
S143 cui Elizabeth Rd 
FF §-1284 of FE 4 3844 
S1000 DOWN 
ArD 7 ROOM HOUSE! Fins 
Pike near new City Va ne 
x 120 Commercial Lot Total 
$7500 
AY Te ays Hes) 
$4000 DOWN - § ws eact 
neat and clean oil heat owners 
apt Pet are per month income 
Total 
INDI AN VILLAGE 
3 BEDROOMS,. Living room. din- 
ing room modern kitchen, sewing 
room, bedroom & full bath down 
second floor — 2 bedrooms and 
full bath. 2? car garage. Close 
to bus, shopping center & schools, 
$14,500, Terme. 
J. R. HILTZ EALTOR 
w Bue St FE 58-4181 
OPEN #7 
A TIOME OF YOUR 
OWN 
PADDOCK STREET INCOME 
A fine 12 room, 2 family apart- 
ment. Handy to G M truck 
plant. Good basement. ot] fur- 
nace, insuiation, storms, screem: 
& many other features A high 
rental property 
ment at $16,500. Terms 
REDROOM. $1300 DOWN 
Newly decorated 6 & bath. 
nace, hot water heater, 
tion. comb. storms & acreens 
Venetian blinds Full price only 
$11,250 1011 
3 Oil fur- 
SUBURBAN SHF!T ONLY $500 DN 
Get set for spring in this fine 
4 room heme Needs some work 
inside, Owner will sacrifice 
{List with and buy from) 
NICHOLIE : ANT Hi: ARGER CO. W. Huron 5-8183 
Open ‘Evenings 
$700 DOWN 
Large 5 room a4 
  
bengslow pat ted 
on an acre of land. Off Mt Clem- 
ens St. inside the city limits of 
Pontiac. Completely finished ex- 
cept bathroom fixtures 
only $5950 
RD RILEY, Broker 
$08 Flizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41157 
’ 
BE AN FARLY BIRD 
Has 2 bedrooms, 1', baths. 2 
Floors, tiled recreation room tn 
Ledley oil. he’at, 
ated and carpeting a5 ee room Fxeelient | 
& a good invest- 
insula- | 
| 
Priced at i 
nicely deco- . Tri-Level Beauty Two ‘ts acres of rolling country- 
side with this six room home 
3‘, baths Tenn ledgerock fire- 
place in 32 ft living room, Full 
> plus a utility room 
can make this practically 
| mew house a teal home. Pticed 
to sell. 
Average Man's Home Total price $8950 for this 5 room 
home with full basement Three 
nice lots gives you m to have | 
this house. Call now. 
Newlyweds Pour room home with two bed- 
| rooms, nice sized lot of 60n1 
This house {ss neat and 
with an excellent kite 
| down payment with t 
taxes included in payments 
us show you this today 
rs    
| Suburban Living 
We would like to show this at- 
tractive modern 2 bedroom ranch 
home complete in every detatl 
It has been newly decorated has 
radiant heat and ts located in an 
attractive residential area Total 
$12,000. terms Call MY 
or stop at 46 E. Flint &t., 
Orion Lake 
GI Mortgage = per month includes taxes 
this three bed- 
basement 
1', blocks to 
Total price $12 200 mn 
terms 
To Bur—To Sell—To Trade 
GAYLORD 
PR 4.9584 
136 © Pike 8t Open Eve & Sun 
‘Co-operative Real Es Estate ) Exchange 
>ECIAT —S$000 DN. ee possession on this 
cute § room and bath home 
Jocated on the east ride 
close to schools and bus 
| line Bring your deposit with 
| you on thls one and move 
Tight in 
Tdw. Mf. Stout, Realtor 
77 N Saginaw St Ph FF 5-165 
Open Eves ‘Til & 30 
Huge | 
CLARK | HIGH ON A HILL TOP you will | 
find this lovely home consisting 
of 3 large bedrooms, with 2 up 
and 1 down, living room. dining 
room iwith mahogany paneling!, 
large modern kitchen, ceramic 
tile bath with shower. plus ‘a 
bath 
rock 
throughout 
3 let< only 1 
mi! from 
Shown 
opr upstairs, Tennessee 
fireplace, indirect 
full basement Nehting 
gatace, 
hinck off pavement 
mitar Po es 
Hit Fu 
terms 
2 RFDPROOMS + te 
ra ti pe Mote eT OC TOT 
hw; room combined kitchen 
and dining rocin Plastered wail 
1 bath auto heal 
attached warage 
landscaped, quite 
lake privs Priced 
$2,500 down ,RURBAN 
I he 
neiehborhood 
at $11,500 with 
| BUILT IN ‘55. GI] RESALE $2 382 
| down, located off Baldwin, 5 room 
modern, oak floors, dining room. 
full basement. auto. of] heat. fully 
insulated, storms and screens, 
shown by eprom mer only. Pay- 
ments of $67 per month including 
taxes and insurance. 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
FE 46492 or FF 44813 
1342 W Huron Oven Eventnes 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchance 
OPEN PO DATILY Sl 
416 OSM x 2 bedroom ranch type 
walis, oak floors, picture win- 
dow. gas heat. fully insulated 
paved street, amazing value at 
$7495 with $845 down 36 97 
er month on FHA terms 
DIRECTIONS: South on East 
Bivd, to Osmun &t. right to onen “4° 
‘ 18 AN 
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Diaatered 
bedroom custom 
th fem ily dining room 
select oak floors 
‘ot! IMITIBL garace 
north rk ston rood bus 
at git 500 Meh $3 360 down ww 
Plasterecd walls 
  cv Ae & cozy 
ng to de 
v 2 bedre 
walls but move into t! 
om + 
  ue rarage 
paved drive 
owner leaving 
for only $8750 with $1 800 
see it today 
| 3 BEDROOM 
Near Blie Sky Theater 
} ‘54. nicely decorated. oi] furnace 
2 car garaee on large [tnt a int 
| of home for the money. shown 
| anytime 
Russell Young REALTOR aoe. 
built tn 
417 W Huron FE 44534 
Onen Ever til ® Sun FF 4@#12 
e EDARD AT 
®& rooms and bath ye ba-e 
@ent. gas teat 2 cpr rage 
Paved street Recently decorated 
Nice oak fioors This !s an op 
and pee a5 00 co “aowh Spee | oe et a nice melt-iocated bome. | 
call roaat ci op “CI 1° pointment only 
FRAN HEP! ARD ie re HEMPSTF FAD 
OL 1-7511102 ©, Huron FE 48284 
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Too 
@ garden. You will want to see 
rtunity for some colofd famity , eee <a pe eee —— 
wae For Sale Houses 43   
Partridge THE ‘BIRD’ TO SEB 
$1950 DOWN Modern 5 room b 
ri 
| dps ent with unit and sutomatie oil 
House fully plus 
having storms end screens. 2 car 
garage as well as 3 large en- 
closed = ches, Only $1, 086 down 
FU RNISHED 
3 BEDROOM Very comfortable 5 room home 
on large suburban lot 1002150 
Pull ogee Spacious 12x22 liv- 
ing room wil natural brick 
fireplace Includes all essential 
furnishings in every room 
price oniy $11 500" with $2,500 
aown, 
PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 43581 NEW LOCATION AT 
| FOR 2 COLORED 
top stove builtin oven dishwash-| 4 Bedroom nice large lot. New 
er and metal cabinets. Makes a | furnace Low down payment. 
kitchen to admire Construction | ON EARLEMOOR 
features are tops Best grade fir Beautiful 7 room and garage. 
lumber, face-brick, aluminum 2 Bedroom in Perry Park, $6100- 
Silndows “ap mr eene Real Le $1000 down a 
r Teal e mble gas air AL ome good income prope: 
heat Leantereet conc ses drive- | “oe P w. DINNAN 
way. car garage, City sewer A 1 
no water eee 1 block from ¢4 w ee <. +nit 4-2577 
Ges city bath na reer) Se 5 ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH. 1 
' up. Open Sundays on Chel | t A lose to Crosb 
tingham Rd Or call for appt.) cle o Son a ¥ E 45000 PE 2-2105. Ana aray 
‘6261 Andersonville Rd., Waterford 
_______ Phen: 31268 
‘ON Gf 
RON ft. nee 
ledgerock 
din-   
  
        
ren lake. 
ng room with 
{irepiace. ki;chen 
ng area separa’ by 
beautiful edgerock planter. 
You'll “live im’ the 14x15 
activities room with its 
mullion windows overlook ing 
the water 2car atrach 
garage, extravagant carpet- 
riistic decorating adds 
this cus- 
Price 
$21 000 with $8,500 down 
and worth every dollar, By 
Rppolalavent please, 
MARKLE STREET. With 
the utmost pride we offer 
this 5-room, and one- 
ha.f bungglow. Oak floors 
tered aintea walls, all 
in delightfully clean condi- 
tion. Painted basement has 
Delco AC heat. auto water 
heater also gas incinera- 
tor Picket fenced yard 
mbbon drive. 
$3500 down and 
‘per month, A GOOD BU 
A FAMILY HOME 
Spence Street. The 20 ft 
living room with natura. 
fireplace, @® music room, 
full rier roe and Lea 
en with este Nena 
are but : ace re 
tures request 
families. You’ 
shaded 
and there is a big 1'z-car 
garage. Let ome of our 
sales people show you this 
authentic colonial. 
VERY SPECIAL ts this 
custom - bult builder - occu- 
pied Roman brick home 
The 25-ft living room is 
proportioned for easy fur- 
niture arrangement Huge 
picture window overlooks 
the ‘Fairways " Modern 
the minute kitchen. 
birch cupboards. all 3 be 
rooms are master. 
robe closets 2 
ceramic tile baths 
lavatories 
plastered 
Tec oon. Q-car attached 
garage bble's 
from ‘the eiake 
-edges naturally. 
Professional man 
wishes the best 
RAN UNE: 
262 S Telegraph R. 
Phone FE er103 or one 
Co-aperstive Real Estate Realtor 
a) atm hange 
    85 FT. LAKEFRONT 
on Wolverine Lake $4,950 
$1450 down. Hannan 1! L 
  $5600 4 ROOMS AND BATH. LAKE- 
~ffont_Aft_ ¢_ PE 34378 
100 Ft. Lake Frontage 
2 bedroom year ‘round home 3 
years olf tn good sub. Forced 
ie — $8250 $2250 down or beat 
offer 
Union I 
Privilewes == Si) 
ofl and natural was 
1ot water Storms and 
Weil landscaped Some 
seen at only $1500 
IC. schuett REA! TOR 
8081 Commerce Rd 
lem 34107 Fvenings. FE §-5438 
| For For Sale Resort Prop. 444 444 ake 
bedrodm 
heat and 
NEW CABIN 
FINISH INTERIOR TO YOUR OWN 
  Pleasure _Ext erior completed with 
colt pe roof and log siab sic 
tr te 4 ard electricity 1: 
8 . Hf aN ff cabty 
5 or Fosths ff well share { ( sifje of St Hele Boa 
Jasic & «winming beach on s 
Helen Lake within 1 mile F 
selien? jeer country Price 
$2195 with aubstertiel dowr 
pavmen Pr MA 9-4210 
' Suburba n Prope rt: y 45 A 
Building Sites 
‘5s ACRE AND LARGER 
Rotling picturesque restrict- 
t ed. Price $1500 $4250 
In 3 beautiful subdivisions 
Ail in the hills north of 
Rochester. 20 per cent down. 
Balance at low monthly 
payments, 
B. Hernry. Tuc 
1849 E. Auburn Rd 
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CREEK RANCH MEM- 
& choice building lot. 
$150 MY 3-2880 
PONTIAC ESTATE 
TeasOnabie price. OR For ne 
CANADA 
bersl ip 
From owner 
WATKINS -_ ele 
  150 ROSELAWN SUB- Auburn Heights. OR- 
AH SHORES h 
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ats Laker 190 X ion 
y 39-5576 
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Atade hor ¥n p apment on rice 
ogern home in Pont modern entiac Phone 
| AVON TOWNSHIP 3 LOTS NEA 
schools and shopping. Ideal AR 
_fite, reasonable FE $000 
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“TOTS WITH shade trees 
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and 
Re Mi 
LAKEFRONT 
LOTS 
Your thoice of Several mic 
    ated on xmall+rood ft, ing 
ake ic c a aonly $350 
Coen F first 
served Get Teaay) ‘wy butld this year 
Idw. M. Stout, Realtor | TT N. Saginaw st Ph F - Open eves) tis Toe 5-8168 
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by Hershberger | For yr Sale Miscellaneou Rr slNaee Niotetee FOR PENT ae Coe we Orchard Lk me = - 
= sander = | pic, a5” CES a J day | Money to Loan 83, FUNNY BUSINESS A. BTN ome. ar LUMBER ray steer aimet rer BRP teen bore 2a Lots 46 Business Opportunities 51 Piwegi eet 
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is "HONEST. ever gil “wp | x61" Plaster a 8a | ow Bropiy. “ite Mw bontesimn with mower 383 Rows barb d ar te ge FINANC ENCOs- 
heating equipment a: Se = Ef = joint cement... i rE 12, Weekdays 9 to r Se ee Phone MA ; TINANCE . 
raise 
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vy end of March, een apps Fos Invuialion ~~ nee a s 0 4 Closed ere! he ARIA G SB FTTCAKS q BEPO! THE 6PRINO od Med Sat i) OS Ue walesrere & _ 
5 agp boar jobs. the same ise | ie “Sohal fel in ~"Sale Mu Musical | Goods 62. ~ FORD & DneRe ‘ s i 
oor t $150 | 00 ib gree “6 : ve | re OWNE % KE ft. lake oF 
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| “TOR = 5 Trout with go peach Useated BOE EECA (35, 000 CNN 
of ‘on or ‘new’ homes, ‘stores. Pusan — Une iu gocompeanilakee ai ecraian et nacre your piace” Mo 4g South Shore Drive 
to qd. 
jobs, jo MODCY Piyweod, xen!” $25 00 lessons hborket dl | farm or business ’ : oppo 
dius inven 
A Ay boards, M “ft Repairs, with les- | your ‘and cluteh $3,850 
| pad bed little pl that's just the Recommen 
down. Cail now, I mean it. Meshes | 1x" “sheathing oa 20 per cent off. loaned free eer ee sc tcn } tor “UD. at ip re re- Well restricted texet for th the wife. Now doing 
Hea OR vari | Buy Now for — vig. = cone Rarer) \edsy_f NOTON PI-{ Work a spe rts used. Experi- OTTER te, 1072175 ft. with steady business. Wil! ac- 
weed i ouy 7 telly) queremagd var? Paul St Cyr Lumber Co, BABY GRAND  ARLIN +0459. | placement pa ble. Geo Crosby Pegi Soe se hasagey See male Buckner'’s | St uae Sled Sls OE Ste Drongas tage fueysht, celles Say ‘ ith | 
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aLomnuae oa RE wae | i Wilke TRAILER a Fa Waxaiond sabia. 0 m Sai, after’ a CLOSw CHAN SAWS — : eres. 
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TIMATE. xo GONSTRUG: MEDICINE CABINE sek EL, net. | MSStedlons ace gc | 1990 Crooks Ra. . Seren = - $4,500) owner's 9 Hl lent offices in Pontiae area, 
TERMS. 
$3.95 Slightly a uitars from Ch aw . hill, overlooking lake $44,000 on terms. Includes rea. seen) can quickly bor. 
TION CO. PE 3-121). $7.05 rales: dancer G ange new. 640 66 | Mich. ain ALS : with terms. estate. few. us to 500 sme 
i'seT OF BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE | {1,0 )0' ak cearuinet kee Nolin Glarinet 822.50 SALES. SERVICE AND RENTALS | Sr pes payments. 
SET OF Call PE 5-3087 be-|  SoNinete wi its. all - Ce 11.50 3-5821 15 Front 8t. M 2 fot wit lake privileges Bacar: sadvbsenas baler anc eeet stesee | You Yet, ful emoubt, ne 
tween C1) & 6 Dm. gi "exceptional rains, wine. Michigan aes «trom ‘foe 0c a ike REDUCING OUR IN. tion dus for chy arms | ae enville, 10 cabins 
ANCHOR FENCES heerescont Banjos. ‘Mandclins, "@21 30 Nreap ttl dng Careng voy wi ei 
or many 
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we: $1,080 sow room for many more. Com Cost OF | BORROWING 
No money down. FHA unos. | METAL, CABINETS NICKELS: Wi dewels Watches trom, 1000, | | farm st ontegrte Davis Be C. Co. $16,500 down Buckners 18 
BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUN deon, beds, bow tional, oc Birthstone wierd GEG ‘5 Ortonville. N You. THINK. 
iM Oil, gas troner; 3 piece sec b: R BAR inery. F Bee ng WARD F. FE. PARTRIDGE) Tua 
FSlecnicadeset care | Sam ceehy ee cone ae, EBWARDR OUTLET. | a8 Seah apg ae ~ 
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new en new Corner wiles tists best $330, REALTOR FE 43581 Get needed cash quickly 
ee ee etal cmebee. tables awa ‘hairs, and | BB eo cial ee 
3 OF “iter 9:30 eal OR | saw LOCATION AT oS eee 
per pipe gad fitings, Lowe Bros. | <rmet— Fe Pesto FORNITORE. NEW | APINET | PIANO. Sissons’ | Smih Ot. Birminghen_ 5:30 p.m, ‘ = Feel Sale Acreage 47, 1% BLOCKS WEST or 
iat. HEIGHTS gree 2685 healing and “cock st toves and wa! 308 ee ine Co. USED TRACTORS ¥ REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES 
_Lapeer Rd. FE ol ; ter for, housetratiers 2-5036, ote REPAIRS. MR. Now If THE —— ym ACREAGE _ vs Guntpeatigne, Wate tae Buckner 
oy ep wos g 8 gin we 2 | TRAILER EXCHANGE. FEL aa || Larned SRL era) 2 dk yes or elbow room? Then | 
ft. by 100 ft with. t NO-TYPE MACHINE. | NING AND REPAIR- : : Stet coeaketuass Lemdaaae # ACRES LAND ON ELIZABETH F inance Co. 
2 be ower ond wells. assemblies NEW Automate leis More) los Leng pean Schmidt. a EB f ‘we STAKE TRADE. IN C «$1,000 
roberto broad 
she steel] side Pho: hrome top i ET A 1113 oars $4500 Mew veutics (e008ipor mana 
2 ter from my peeved girl friend — says 10) eat be Oy mews Basan (cen, Save Pure '¢) gENT (tee "credited te your | PE 6-034 ; ROS . Connoags "$9,000 omy for| many types of ba Offices are located: It's a letter ne 
| ime aoe _ Skates. FE AND USED paid im will be credi is gE KING B gmail down “payments. Call "voaay aan ° Pontiac, 2nd Floor, National Bidg. | figure it out for myse 
| cae YOR FURNITURE “ powens Mawens ROTARY neoea iS Powter git DEALER ppoin i 
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‘ CRAWFORD } L ~ WE TRADE Plains, 4512 Disle Hwy. 
hold Goods 57 1 cecal win baa =. tne | Cand heres 18 E Muren ot. PE ws bs Wied ee ee AGENCY | WE 8EL Drayton | Séle Household Goods” 87, Sale _Househ SS ee toc lin. R. vents available Fauipm Goliagh Bolen & Wheel Hors : FE 4 i849 
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x! seen ees 13¢ lin. en and 
Oal- riding hdste * 1% W. Muro SG | DORRIS & SON cua o¢ Lake. 230 Ba moos tue Tapim’ ax | SPECIALS | BE1Oe 9.50 per 100 4. was, Tears tl Chess. | daa grb «PNET eT PIANO, $380. Oa): fide a re eh , NING u| & 7 
wie Rd, Birmingham, MI 46000. : en Huron i Dties, 4003 Ven Drte \latewetret and buffet. $75. ae 1. | Metal cabinet a Li Fram bine. tts coat | beams | NEW GALVAN A PIPE ft. eds i 63)| —* sf 3 IN SAWS: NEAR GINGELLVILLE cnagernet “BUILDING ON | 088 DiseE North across genet AND BASSE Dretsery Oe s hee was Sig th PE Teeth Hse ft Sale Office Equipment $3) accutocm caain 309 iat] a) i 4 1 ACRE. BLOCK B ville. 
| net rt GE. EXC. COND. | Two burner gas pla 95 | Garage: INION pon VE PLUMB! 8) $2100 
$175 5 Garden &, Lawn Eq 4 First come, first Calder Fog _M15, Suchy Realty, Ortonville. _ 
ELECTRIC RANGE, EX biota, ee... . $23 UNIO} | __¥E CLARY ¢ CASH REGISTER. 3-2605.| gouth Woodward {Nort of By jieees) Peer eared pereets is BLOCKS W OF a 00 red 225 gal. fuel off tank 35 WRECKING CO__INC. nicks “REPAIRED TO blond showcase, $35. EM 3: Mile Rd.) oe Hes Se cat ereen a) | tame House. Commescially soned. 11 Nee _¥Bar ‘stools, EM 24400. | Good. retrigerator : 12 31245 W. 8 file Rd | OLD GARAGE Lengthen your ga- EW ODD LOT CHAIRS.) BLO Milawent 4 These are priced to seal at ym house. partiy 
CLOTHES DRYER: PA Coed, Fenigerelor $25 | Orchard Lk. Rd. KE $9200 ip new garage SALE OF ked from $12.85 to YDUSTRIAL & ‘ only $1,450 with $150 Foo house por besineus i esa ete bey | oe cantons Cor z Sun 10-2) rage 34 in all, mar oui) ATM INDU no 4 a small monthly pay Resin “bes entrance. Large ' 5 is 1. wICK marred Exceptional value. “Michi. | 40° ‘cab range e pea, AND PORK HALP AND Ferine Be 8 PORTABLES. WiLL po bled toes chairs at 50% FARM EQUIPMENT 
| men an... i REALTOR . WERE SUIe ‘an Fluorescent, 383 Orchard Oakland Furniture 24523) "Guero opiie’ Manet “FE “edit mechine within e redies of | sare cemt Rosture es mey iat”! COMING SOON ° Ei ao mn FE sues baRTRIDOR ee SERVICE? ENOL PRE BABY BUGGY 10 PIECE LIVING | ened oS adatoms on™ | Set argai te ern Aigo} leaking forward to OOR j He Ph. FE $8 SEE. 
| ent condition, $40 
Auburn. 
17 W. Lawrence, N . TIN. Saginaw St. "til 6 30 a0 
Home & ae ig the ol Excellent condi ARANTEED RE- 
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Beene 008) Ase OF AUTO| FicE ' 
ve up to 60 per } Open Eves. MED GROCERY | ues Heme '® Ame ks ihe | FOR SALE: GUARAN a ROOM GROUP 
ats y COMPLETE SET OF AU Ray . 
ed. % Weniiwess stant portent ter man & | your Gel Gaon ened a ‘Wringer washers ee | asses se Ne euite. 2 modern in some WinDOwe 1 boom. Sale Store Equipment 64 ‘ : N oo an” pine | Rofo tuvuatare of cannery Yaad | ringer ‘washere =. m ——— 
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és NIRDERAONVILLE WARP. ¥3-| Wie" can Say pron. biae t Sicresimemtnemes meet | Girare Tie im | ci OR $97, PAY Garage Doors | 272534. "= SPREE «rr mage gw came) pektlott EREe tn : A COVER. CALL; t Bal on easy terms | a repa: courteous service 8, 96 jand “AL 0 Fi 
P : 703, 
a CELLENT DEER inventory. Ba -6157 | needs. Frie Masa- | ROY’ ane z hd - 0, CHOOSE. FROM faa? E. Blvd North blonde front. OR 3-5703 
5 MA 8-6808. Beer & wine. Cail PE 6-6761 | heeds. Pri Lei Y president. 
ONLY $2 WEEKLY SPECIAL OFFER cechinod APE Lox | ~ Den Sporting Goods 65 UGHTEN & Son : For Sale Farms 48) ater 6.00pm “ees es P Bank Furniture pes #33 ‘ana sna ub. . Bolastes ea | PICKUP BOR. FORD. 0 77. Lona Sale Sporting Goods 65 walt LOOPS 
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: Gentleman's Bn Reseaty ane Home & Auto | mes, .80iiven oo, rataB nora "Wout | Cleanance = rows showens "Sylitne up aha Jie a legraph BALE. ; Fea- = buyer until 
=| PE 2-402. Used a The ‘ood oual- | PA FE 5-0108 VE NOW HAVE ey" furniture, -4 Located on 140 acres. tiring, wil] work with 
“TV SETS 630 AND | _Ave FE 
Dealer Cost. These are «& | 23901 Dixie Hwy 
E NOW 
j home, 3u64 foot bara, "with Aetms. FE 48300 after 6 pm | Loan Company) Once TEED re mere AND | Tienes eee tat oer ie Garden, b Lawn Eavioment 160) 6 INCH SOT F asad (P| oie -TE LINE 7 bOLB MY FARNC TWILL i , 
COUCH & CHAIR. ‘enge, ay levision 
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r stanchions, 30x40 horse orm JRANT, COM- 
Sou CHAIR, "$100. e te 
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on : ark. iene aes. ® pletely “squtpora Un Keero war Hours @ to §: Rat) Bonk “Bldg “aia Of ay labopacr, § deok & ch chairs te Mile Ra “Birmingnam. ‘Phone 112 AVE, LLUMBUN FESn0) (OF Bee’ arene at North ; Cop ae north of $3 500 with (01.508) Gown St | sof Communi 
_ Midwest 4-009 ATT VE ! workshop. eaopels to be 3 3.000 for cash. Call FE a | 
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? one of the best dirt farms before 3 p 
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ynt condition, $18 cash. S nes d Ski Equipment 
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§. PE bs = » EM __ k, 8 plece matche: and Ski mock toll zs. ame rile pareceel 8 Fee tS trary tose ee MALL, CHAR NE drapes, at 3 BEADEDDE ET Se pane soul wirgm tenes | Aha $67 “Rac ety rca ANDERSON HDWE. ecient Good sound 6 per So balance ol | bedded 8! OS ist floral drapes, cov, corn’ $15, | Guar. recon. elec wa $30.05 | sinks to buil hy tleo e {rigerator. Coder . 162 8. TELEGRAPH 
near | tract, with Sereamidiuccest | J0/m Law Y service Eureka vacuum atlech.- wa, | 39 inch suite $3995! Double s heey : er, Colds; rv doer | Pusas MA 3 ' 
condition and 4 J. A. a Y lor $10,704 ial t cae Partridge, i FE sean CE CO. CO. Soe windows, .42 ea., windows, ‘i be. din rm suite $19 96 | Sect Oth ;OUT closet. garage PREE PARESEO | i CARS under cover mer fin with : EM }-2685. mee 
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Ww. + ‘ NCE 1050 W. Huron, PE 43661 | 
ED. SINGLE SIZE. |} pc wood dinette » $6.85 
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CLEANER WITH as Ft epoelspee | COM r iu mae aS Contractors. pro Planter car New. : Srp AND ) ACREAGE setomes ioe Weemceee ones scan Mortgage Loans 54 KIRBY accre $15. PE |S WER OLARS TOP LOW WINTER DISCOUNT! Lad lel ace ey we load or you ‘fed Gickney| OO cet it, tledge OR $11 FE equipped for it $25 tate too 
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CRAVING. STATE SELL red panies dresser, Lopaaat they Pelee ae NGINE & | foot. ot Wall ‘Sones foved angles on and am. a) ks Cond. 10 « Dae Ui house | Large! Owner will take land coo! 1 OANS $600 to $1,500 | sl ot \teraivere: Als sheared | "pain Related § drewer chest, painted | i i938 BUICK Special ENGINE 28 wn § ectsceen eall MS GRAVEL “packer Bingle, 16 f. Belt Grain 6 room bions. Drinking) trade 
purpose limsaver oCasl practically ne Dynafiow ro pl % : : | & SON, BAND tor with Mator x bers: 30 cow Menchions. Driskin _ ioe rot modern or not im | ur -| Bed. rier, mattress. ee) eee celle, OR +714 
rent Wa eitee cn wth wl ine cups 3 silos. Gas pi CLASS “¢ homes mode = PAINT SALE § night Pray |— = caer S ph eT TANKS end full : Now Near New. . AD: kiana Coun LINODRUM s. aldwin m. of |3 CHESTS OF rE CE PTIC : 0877 and Rack, Nea t farm. r farms. ayment gets Sor bee additions ol. at Jack's. 277 Bi Apo Sesace os: ry : house doors, $5 ea = NCRETE nanan DRIVEWAY lier, 2 Walsh Oe ee: BO pd et ead reaper beda dear dh ete | ‘a. price ) ROOM SUITE | m < | side -|  REINPOR co ra. COW MANU rE Ly Cap. new. PW. DINNA rE 2577 you # straight Mquor ae Toone | improvements los. | TECE Livixo ROOM re 6p rs NT 
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tes. Produce, 800 ‘i 06 Ww. Huron +013 pesetivperl ibd ect abil hed) Fe Pact Pose fatal ad onl $25. FE 7 RY. USED avuTO! condition, OR 3-1978 2-WHEEL ee = 08. 52-GALLON | Fier or ca) See ree orev, ae After 6 FE os located on main hig houses partly or of ee EASY an NDI dryer in A-1 condition, ¢ | 82_ Hudson, SINKS ters 06, To RAVEL. FILL, R Oak —- a, Cash. Joe Sa : to To build = garage |\MAYTAG A Johp- yer x. eee... Be). water heal IVEWAY OG 80 ACRI worth Jooking inte 7 ‘ Bi a home os ers. Thyle Electric 503 UsED s Teingeraiors $74.05. Used | pia aes rer a, peeet gas heaters, ot , & foyer dirt for lawns, Delivered E 7, Chester Bie cents, rote MICHIGAN BUSINESS | iy "se ‘National’ Bung | _S8 JRD'S SPECIALS || Helge aig 9 washer oan, OTA rg TAL cern | at ANT Sale Housetrailers 78 Eek ae raed Bes SAISCORDORATION SREY Babine Sa" | Tops SPECIALS Sa eS Stee an EE A He Wood, cout & Ful 67 For See Houssraliors 7 \ 
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a = ye of side Rn Posten are 73 8. Telegraph Rd FE 41582 Swaps_ _55 5 ee cetacbee : cat 4 _Huron. FE ¢1133. T g35 | Ss Q SUPPLY CO. ror POR iASE. AW —— ss. \emsownt ena teien. cere acat ‘cre Ls: Picsirs epereme is oe — | Used TVs, from Site Ga up @ Pc. Di eo oreie tates | St Orenard Lake eel PE 37101 arECIAL Quay 4 rs. Not poe soe CANNEL COAL ) sensors, Share h blac | ere tree: 18 WORTH | Hide-e- from | 20 by @ m com- a ~ OlL 0. | ay 0-27. ge, Boil is ae s T-room house ® ND PRINTINO BUILDING Lo used | dices Ag he Double bed Hy ALLON. USED PUEL . marred “8 wood. Speedw: Or- — a Newly fenced ci cata batiaing: ‘RUBBER STAMP A Ses. pa- = $400 accepted as trade in on us | Used gas s' | ndermna set. 1 bead S 
‘ors , 46 W. Monteaim. Fuel ana. i a 1 } luding 2 pres : Van Welt. OR 3-1355. D'S -_ Dining back ORiando 3-241 
Lake Ave. PE 9-190. _| : : Sass time gardeniineace! ae Se ceatar a (;patinebate ivaicanta | _¢ars H o. — OR COSMET | . LOR 1 es Beet Senate 8 Pe pees W TITE “HITCHES Tedd! SASH chard! VY SLAB WOOD AND | “arrow, 1954. ee ; ; om in & tools inc.ud per cul ble. Box 72, Pon- =| BEAUTY COUNSEI aE and Apphanc chair & ottoman. DR. 4 
STORM SASH HARD HEA cord or (Wo | 554” CHAMPION, Oi 37003. : Temartabie buy for only #13000 | Bet Caer, tyme ae rans, measaes! chair (sits POO Oh re | or 216 Judson HlANCES” CHROME OR CADMIUM | ST wination windows for #10 in the elty, PE G20. 1084 CH o. 42000.: Call : ™ ( tac i] - ooth t vendors i 23 Ww. 
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; EMBREE & GREGG USED AUTO PARTS nie y POLISH: segucre wrigiey's Used Te Bar | USED APF rtane The kind that bolt to the frame | tnd” doors. pitta taal: SEASONED Cah? ianaiei ~ OXFORD 
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is 120 ACRES ox Mest be, moved. very low floor finish ARE | _titton_ $48. FE 2-047) | SPRINGS | washers, iat cy Ric | zee ace ve—on BS WARWICK 'S, quantity 2126 Bilverbell ihe. iler Sales ; et pereci withis 20 mies! orice NS AUTO PARTS BARNE S HARDW METAL ze eee ne ‘é | CRUMP ee | EL ECTRIC™ Lions, house in bes be =. | _sfose. ra on ' corn 
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\ ] Dining room $195 Biiehtiy ‘ghtiy crate Fas RRA RRR Or" . a steel roofs, inside : C. oe sis Catia = eS enecciercaueal fea ao . vat Crees WILL EX Le j Fase (2PIECE Liv Som S 
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mere. S ‘prices. Bank rate Lithia) Cine Leas Shee aeeketon cclsseecenbose Lear ® cu. ft., excellent con- | 12%0"* ad . tegif al eae | 
yy Ovechapede | Ser ot veges oeee. See. te Satay biplanes hdr, Chaeeinres tiac Press Box 92 | _Gitton | $68 161300. | a1" TV & TABLE MODELS | "BALE eMITH 6 —WitSBON 
"| aeAUTIPOL Da DALRATION MATE fina to 9 months. 1 Building cive will be on the premises ion TRADE 10° TABLE MODEL LAND CGOUNTY’S LAR al “QUARANTEED W ie | FOR ao zie Detective Special 
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= orm General cooghes | Lumber Yard Gly, Sed. from, 105m ke 6pm ret couch or 670 x 15 tire 0 Tattes veseine| anehsi instairs Store Unie wk kate gute eran | “soaron AT “STUD. 33-35-40 and 45 ft, lenaths Contam ing ee vana ae: weer cas ee arranged “or reo, — Sag a a hi , 86 Cote, tables dividers. record Downsta ' — cious $5000 54 Lorraine | 
PIES. AKC REOIS- dare you to compare these Luisi ier leny i commercial or, times bY “on Print Mich. of _For Sale Clothing  § cabinets. “PAINT STOR FE) Used Trade-in Dept, 6 Coe VICE STATION Plasterboard Le Rens toa’ Sot yreeding | “soaches with any anywhete. ; this Box ‘ 7 ~~ 
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| a Wekaitoment oblece Land Sons a a rt tor nar a 3 DRESSES AND 2 COATS. LAROK Pi I. “ Hay . FE $0862 Lounge chair .... btgpes frat Stir compressor OR rr t S| ou Lret ot on efer_& & ob 4501 | 30 tratlere or more oo our wot af on thr ! rs dier FE $0 143 Oakjan Sen bp 
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: cock 1 Je, 26811 | we pare *S te floor 2edisplay rooms. pan Sale Land Contracts 52 BEAVER seal 2ai40 Two typewnit Mase vnoteusm Oe oe anetainr . i Washbowis with fittings ay ae ND COUNTY'S | Golers. fats roear rr) at. Lah ig Be lh Cs Scar A eled offic 1 = - 
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‘erm ee eee iarieme rate ee ean CENT nad purherr EDWARDS OULLEL White enamel sane RI no Extention tabie and 4 chairs o50 Rave PLUMBIN "Fe #200 LARGEST GOLD BOND ab MeGnTeED. centorien.- Pone. M on M24 oe ro acres oom ‘eee Gas to lavescer. asel 18 8 Besinaw HF Harold’s Paint << OMY. 1728 Saginaw ar at PLASTERBOARD | DACHSNOND, male, 080. OL Lee 4. fier Saies can offer Alsip py ( Has been used) _ Prone rr 8-0978 
Wool suits aan oe we Dhar tete nah | THOM. AS EC ON -| $2 GAL a ELbc, MEATes Led DEAL ER Toes. = —- more for less Fe rat a =e ore 
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Jacke all aes 9S Ladies” fur, PRE-SPRING FURNITURE CO. | 38 onl sate @ (itings 959 7 
RMAN AN SHEPHERD POPPIES. ’ petite JET nested eacri- DOW Discoun 1 hvben rood selection, $1950 | A Specials 361 8 SAGINAW ST. eeaeary trave. Atand Ac taneets sie i glastersearé oo. $125) OER oumhbreds, Reasonable | Tal er Owner Sri ets Your di-| Credit tf desired Refrigerator >ypre cules ____Pontrtac MICH §AYE PL bet tal pe 4x8 Leesprebeneby : $1 “4 “= fice for § t bal. 87 000 
5 0 years oid —— | eee. BATHE | 4x8%"" p rd $1 IND PUPPIES FOR A O60 : count. $1 400 ry al bedroom ahe7 Sale HouscholdiGoods 57 Hewpaint exe tape i rr CY ayne Gabert’s FIRAT QUALITY 6 PT BATH: | SEER eiaeterpeard as noun, mA Sort, | X nge S Saginaw Corner Secured by new ¢ 
Norge, very good $49 50 Speciale tups $40 50, ite ks ee ae and 4x12 also im stock. -ARAKEETS. CANARIES CAGES el 6 foot § A-1] purchasers 
OVE. CHROME 6 an i A ppliance DE ‘ 19.96: 32x21 double sinks, 4x 
PARAKERTS. 9 Bird Hatch- | First time offered oe | home 7 x A B GAs st : auto. Norge @ tub aluminum. exe ueen washer § 880 d basins from $10.95 
$225 and supplies. Crane’ +4510 | frontage on Saginaw e in 6-044! or FE 5-0075 As piece dinette set. Bendix iq Maytag square $5085 6129 95 Speed Ose nu ft ref $188 00 hanc omens try —._ | 25 th Crown coat $27 ery, 2489 Auburn Rd. PE 4 ~ . SON used as restaurant driv cod! Call FE McCullough matic washer 2 floor lamps, oes shape . $259 96 Norge 1 eh in «TV con Thomp “CTONIC FLASH | 25 jn Joint cement $ 375 KEETS OPALINES. CANAR- ANDER‘ QO} Hol aris Colada tke Pree 6 Ne EN. Realtor Maytag washer 2 pr draper LTAQOOS $129 95 Motorola : 823095 roR SALE nore New bat- 250 tt print Chotaneey 3 80 PARARERTS Clemens PE 46000 hots TER inc ome m Mogerny oe eet [EEN 10s Nols Swanan yr nylon curtains -§ pr mar CLAYTON sole ven as ene ida hig nll Mabel, Lis 250 ft perforated tap: PERS teil Eloi hind one S CAOES DETROITE built in 1948 off heat 2 : ee OF Wa Dp tts ocuctat: - sei] arpe ; me “pe 9995 Norge 2 - o e100 #4 fertes good condition 80 Ib bag of jypsolite 6 KEFTS CANARIES | < 2 ri jaraisried: aacauste) black! Realtor ee SO vere rin ee ee. can (hkes Firnirare Apphances arenas warner ginn0o 3 g'g, fee ee TOCKED 50 Iw bag etl ims au rere: “Since 1927 $84 Oakland Ave GREAT LAKES kd Lesa d "farted! nate ‘ras se coe PAReoea home pete 7 ee ne vit, FF ‘ 2065 Orchard Hake me sue * inate “yo Inch ais ‘s170 65 FURRACES oar a tom ers ne atyocors oe PAR : BE EMER Mer would be su! 1g ane Huron Gard f per cent interest. = . n SFR WASTE : Keeso Harbo 239 o : New oo} force ent! 4x8 fir ply 8 3.80 
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| ee loagers to cane fnclude as eliereeaty cae too you $5 240 ela Sed wii 3100 Cail etter 6 Enos Ede WASHER MANY OTHERS 10 cucu f pentertlowe yikes 4665 Dixie Nea pad Aaah paneling oo 23340, Fa | ees . - sat equipment’ Terms Clark aoe i Rois or FF 44ai5 »m FE 82019 THE Pt OMCOVER Jost like new yrs TO PAY no Hee Drayton Plains = 5 ber M or Ml $55 00 PA RAKEE oS ABE r rooms, 1 io tat Lol Sree ci UA EE oe ENTION WE HAV? ig ee Tice wacAUe CSS eens FE +6) W SHARPENING SERV; 1,0°.) noard per M$ 7.00 St FE 32-4028 an month re too Ask for Mr . Aye Monitor washer a x ock coer vr old Sacrifice } 121 N Saginaw sU- G _& M BA { wood & metal. | i pine boards per 2 i 4th; 
own financing, no Roy Annett, Inc. Loan 53 Ey Etnies xalee, neni AgTowATiG WARMER® erences 2iRP cain net | ead “eny Suphnes™ ayeaees | I sree Weel per bee (MPARAR cles? FP Re yney to L Thyle Eiectric. 5 Bendix ’ more Whirlpool. | " preme os MI 6-1200 sharpened Lawn mowers | insulation & 4 eis ;@ 8 pd Sunday P.M EALTORS Mc ed ders FE ¢Alag 
Electric, K $ Ae w. $100 § rts | 100 bi $ 1.00 239 Voor: 
en ‘Eves. an apd Puncey =.~ rai ae Fiera ~~ Btate Licensed Len A BUY SMALL RADIOS 66 nO Blackstone NC EMENT | | you AL ae PAY Lees AT Las | ae ‘Walton FE 58-7838) Grade * sf 2 birch doors, up. PART r BEAGLE PUPPY, FEMALE. ONT TIAC CHIEF Spee’ Ereeke®) eed Bea LOANS $28 NOs: STONE sere ra) biarers ROY'S RE iy 1, ~ | ARUT POUND AT L & 8 x. | HOLLINOSHEAD ee ences | olanited VE AD | gift t faa) i FOX TERRIER PUP. MOBILE HOMES ING 5-875: ——— rs CAN ae hook- niles out Baldwin 
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lovely in any 5 its separate alin a UBED CONSOLE ,  $24.r Lies : s, all 6 $3 | HOT WATER HEATER 0 tc ba 1s ‘s MATERIALS. jel 7 mos. spay T M DWINTER SALE Balaw 
$1875 sell $25 incl Su 1 V antenna kit, $995 gash ts, $28 up. radios, s new approved for use ON ALL TS | “MICE DOVES ALL PET. MID. . = Pe y 32-3024 anytime $5905 TV a $2 up. TV se ette sets. § pc ae ‘ “Hines $08 and MAKE SURE | WHITE PE 46433 en our fine se "RIDG FWAY 
_MY BGiKY ii VION ‘I \ { w chrome din eed 38 Consumers $39 50 
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Re i ined, Boarded 70 extra cost “TE tet Nes , ew ull pte a parment cA 1 set never ured oO Use oO WAY PLAN >t MPs oe % GA 9197 Cocley Lake a7 Dogs Tra ine , fer at no MANUFACTURING 
Se Vice Ane week Mavius Walker ‘ate «43, or call at 465 Cimer : boy cell! (eae anething (¢ vee de T WATER M8 Per Pontiac Gol SA 8 ON . 
- pee cond tion $38 Phone 4° Wer and look around 2 acres of” T Dee 
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YOUTH RED oat 2 rence 334 ete L LO re al east ot Rimate Bix marble colors 9x9's Inch, | MATERIAL SALES { O. | ay, Grain & Feed _ 7 MES . further information 
hast 7 drawers FE 5 0 i Hollywood ames Aa tryouts bed | Heighte on Auburn R FE $0241 ts Each | 4 NEW AND USED LUMBER i cis RAY. IC ) TLOYD RENT. Realtor HOUS FHOLD BE ex Ole ie King ars A ri nt b complete $16 95 ¥E_7 2806 ; oD en > ; Large stock of Uavoe rps is ee ALFAL ra oreant whole or 4301 Dixie Hwy 3-1202 ‘ Ne . ‘ 
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oe poy emecbel (PE (7104) 000 ©) Renctle2 Peer eer eal For Sale Miscellaneous : FLOOR SHOP Md radii and. sate | ae MA, 65-0666. New lumber, Dravica Plains, (e) : 24 Ww Onen Fves ee ANCE ral! after ¢_ - roe piete ae ereca Lake Ave, (Soe 2. “fee leersanie 02 8 Saginaw St Insulation Lied Neel ALL TYPES OF HAY FIRST oe 2830 8 Dort Hwy, Fitnt Next to Consumers Po 7 
= BOTTLE GAS niture F LAUNDRY TRAYS. | AUTO MECHANIC: KITCHEN CABINET SINKS FA-| erlling pais reise nardware | second Ge straw Sey a MUST BE SOLD at | acer on of Poritiac acy, Complete tnetal- sete FE-&-1700 is ne tonis at lowest oe | mous Youngstown ma a cee 8240 naniend Ra MSO F-70802) deliver, OA 6 OND CUTTING ARES “Pontiac Chiet oeiass ee — | 9% South Saginaw Tederal oi: ig nie suse RenvOn SPEED-QUEEN WASHER GOOD t General Warehouse, 2288 Disi hed OE ad hela) — 2 ieee cantiore ON” econ Conn Che Se 76849 toot TERS oes Sa 
n Phane ls a . SPE wert liver $30 iv jas aria eughthy om arre odels Extraor ia colors Warwick's, Alfalfa ti iD CUT equipped with ev Pee Ts IOME ior AG fa r LY Fuelga« OR 3 2401 condition Will de Hey es ao Ui" {mn and 68 In model if tinued Gildden col OATS 18ST & 2ND CU nience including awning: STORE AND } m< Ge Ii C ASI HH OU ICh "AS SMATL RADIOS 16438 
Bl Ys DHIR ae dinar- vaiues Youngstomn Kite FE 4-5000 ~ CORN MA 5-4184 aS bedrooms. bathroom, 1¢ « 
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“ working net FR $-a785 RINGS & MATTRESS ine on BS en Annex 397 Orchar' NE ORGANO ALSO HOT _ AY FIRST \ & kitchen complete and fun uae Nand large. @0x180 Up to $500 CHROME Di DINFTTF SFTS ASSEM- ge aks $30 FE 4-4286 achNe AE sien LAVATOPRIPS COMP ales Witte v ae mica Like new FE 2-5158 Bulag Mle heen, straw and mieedl Like ties Seen ce foot fear Oil heat eng: eouity “ 
weet ‘ASY WASHING Stee || on chain saws ls We faicetr $2450 value $1 Ae 
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b 2 hard corn han is ief housetratler foetiand eentnce t small home or 1048 to 1955 Sited tno ASN e 
WITH ee A ers DR Tes ae orlees for your o4 ae ee Thee | are werate Talbot tt Lum el fer Gardner Rd, Oxford Phone Lani furlned rebashs Secled vacant acreage Most cease on am lee 
nC ae A VACUUM 28° . Miers Va HP natred Michigan Fluorescen : a Batin and OA 82764 | — condition Hoth tra eleohone MI I eNO e Reathon 1 cosas ale ine oe 
SPECIAL at A ce 5 model $49 95 itiend Tad EEL We ecg eee an cA BPs paints Srinver “base ara OAT AND WHEAT STRAW a1 aes 100 pment slenbene | ma R ; “E 
5 B MUNRO 1069 W Huron tin. tll from $129.50 up LiKE MAGI o iin Win ectrical sum Gen " 
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Ut ; a : tillers from ba ding ie ING . , ware, ¢ } and higan Lo _ = Hille ane =e 345 Oak! une Tea ertete Eectiare: Oak] ana. 1 See OO ce. Wheel horse fea ee ™ Lan) SIEC SOC MCU | piles N ae raaoet “ous. Oak: ; je bata WCE DRY OnTe oe ‘33, GENERAL ree Co-opera i RCTAI 
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mowers Fa $2 a ONLY land Ave Ph. +2622 wheat stra “4. HOMES, SECEVOR SUES ae St Bide 
TE BUNK RF $50 TV ens FF 2-000 “SFWING MA- Rotary awn iding mowers, Get FOR TEES): : ao > 8-3548 — = GENERAL MOBILE ing! Property op N fern gas heated 
COMPLETE Bt ff INGER CONSOLE SFWING } Morse 21-in ridi ; ROWS IN¢ SOF TENE RS | 40 CENTS & 45 CENTS A. 10956 ft. Designed for living! Ge. tarinmed) Caree ig base- Loan Co ticellent condition, $30 FE wohine 440 OR ee eRTOEE | Reel type lawn mower, 0128 f i - na : PE 20233 WAT ER DOWEX lifetime aie states. blast tor ike feet eeomourcany sleet iy One eee %. furni "FE 2-2103 i . eh ae : — ma N1YR 2 ‘a aE 79 107 Squir go, 
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: i sprayers. c RT: u ; OFTNER $280 —____—_——- ~ ® = Zoned Commercia REAL TOR 
6 N1e 25 teh rH Dealer §-4622 alae 
lie FLOC 20c¢ FT WATER § : ts 164 
Dixie Hwy, ? x : WM. G. iwittTco} st a : : “J20 ye nae THUR ORM PT 1 PGs oh CONBOLE ROUND BOB-| & Make ee fer ten ter near kee 95 Paint Ue at neces Clsnece, Ptneoin 1-4187 | _For ‘Sale L Renae 72 , MOBILE HOME REPAIR vari , OWNER 150 MT 
$c VINYL INLAID TILF a bin late model Take o ner month | supplier fo ANTI FREEZE : 
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sce neoe ling trailers. Adren PONE penta Sees ater — fe LCOHOLANTIFRER SE for q monthe’ OF pay total of SG Meeriice & parts Por SMITHS, 257 S. Saginaw _ on NE TS RSALE REASONABLE 1 REG. Sited (or qi r) and bar. Call FE 5-304 - : iy Sale ane HURON WE coe TS Pr ee pra. a g Reliable service Beret NET. x AMERICAN RITCHENS NBIC eos FOR sa Cheviot ram 3 yearel old 1033 MODERN ee n) tM) ea) mG PED 2 \ SOUL “4 oe Pees ‘URNITURE - SA SERVICE -3 PIFCES eee ce k SERVICE LIO ‘ ee span Mitdite einen «| Pevepistarea Maticcurce. ra ft Call FE_5-7331_aft. 6 pm, . MODERN WEI fe tee vei 
CASH BOR orn — mand tee Om Sosa alter 4 er Re ceeean st PE 30830 PV ERI RAINS wae abinets FHA % months years old, 124) 8 Willams Lake ~ DID YOU “KNOW _ : = v1] 
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E 28181, > ALEMITE GREASE GUN 1 10265 Highland. Rd — M | St, Rochester, OLive 1 : f FOR RENT 27 BA +. On 
feet Excelient cor e072. Oxi LY $2 WEEKLY i hire, it’s IF | 12° volt portable battery | EMpire 3-4082 tie ome ine 
sooreciate Fraonabit FE Fr rs mk Furniture | 1 Charger, $200. FEL 23070. 
‘a cane GOMMERCIAL GARAGE ‘INANCE CO DINING ROOM SUITE “ps con Pearson's Ba Ave. FE ¢7801 | 
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{ ¢ EA ROEN CO: large parking area FINA? 2 fe piano. $50 One violin . 42 Orchard Lake . ; 
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Auto Accessories 80 
REBUILT 
ete, Bargain   
WATSON AUTO PARTS Be tare Cor, Josiyn 
PE 45298   
Open ever on 
bod ail day Sunday d | 
OLLERBACK'S hiro PARTS 340 8-1431 
  rE —_ Pe yeen 
AUTO @ GLARS SERVICE 
o olarttoe tienpy Baal petailed wot t ¢ our service? ve you trie 
ioe ak tn [tree tte ree 
oF coffee ® custome? with 
122 Oak 
For Sale Tires 
ie gee TIRES, $1.50 UP, 
50 White walls, 603 8. Saginaw 
wi eis WHITE WALis NEW) tires. si6.83 each. Exchange guer- anteed. FE _ $03 8 Saginaw   j For Sale Trucks 
CHEVROLET 
~ PICKUPS 8 TO CHOOSE FROM 
BRAND) NENW 
TOSS EPP TONERS 
To be sold on first come, 
first served basis. Under 
dealer's cost. '2 and 4, 
  
WEW TREADS ON YOUR OLD), tire casings, give you more tire” 
miles per dollar 
too Guaranteed unconditional- 
"Ea W illiams Tire Co. 451 8 Saginas St 
Auto Service 8 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN UL | 
ear. Cr imsers rebored. Zuck Ma- 
chine 3 Wood Phone FE 
_For | Sale le Motorcycles &3 
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON our Harley Davidson see Harley 
beviasce Sales Co. 372 Sou 
    
  Boats & Accessories & 85 
CENTURY BOATS TROJA YELLOWJACKET SERCURY MOTORS TRAILERS 
Ord: NOW ft Sprin: Devvery 
INLAND LAKES SALES 3127 W Huron ot 
we ¢7121 FE_2-6123 
ALUMA CRAFT BOATS 
MARINE SALES & SERVICE 8. TELEGRAPH 
SONGON OD; OUTBOARD. ) MOTORS 
Starcraft metal boats, Tee-Nee 
Trailers. DOLE. stands & carts. 
Everything che t. 
OWENS MARINE sorry Lake Ave. 
23-8020   
Orchard 
. Phone 
MERCURY OUTBOARD M RS. 
Sales & Service. FE 98380” 
AERO-CRAFT Sr hot at br BOATS 
ANOES   
  
630 Oskland Ave. 
FE 60453 PE 40024 
oe MOTORS, THOMPSON 
gator trailer. The 3 
toe wae e. Layawaye- 
trade-ins and time payments 
KELLY’S HARDWARE 3... Auburn set Adama, Auburn 
Heights, PE 23-8831. 
EVINRUDE MOTORS YRS. REPA   
  
  
Wenhineton hs BOAT 
  WORKS 1900 8. Telegraph PE 2-8033 
Transportation Offered 87 
CA TO CA TTLE, . La. Averill A Bales. 2020 
Dixie Hwy. FE a. 
TRUCK GOT NORTH. PART load elther wa 
LEAVING FOR 8 E MISSOURI eT een share expen- 
  Goma TO DENVER SOON WANT cher bt eupenses. FE 46488 
after i 
ee E 5-4904. between 
ones POR FLORIDA FER 26, riders, share expenses FE | a or 
COLD? Fiy te sunny. California on sched- 
TRANS-CONTINEN 
airliner, Pare only 
a $3980 Ferry Service 
__OR _ 30441 
ean fe pest part of fuel expense. FE | 
45318. _ 
Wanted Used Cars 88   
WANTED LATE MODEL CARS, CLEAN 
yo SHARP Lenadas 
“’ GLENN’ S   WANTED — JUNKED On "USE. D Roxie oy make any model. Top 
BA AGLEY AUTO PARTS PE 50219  —*'170 BAGLEY 8T 
’ UP To $50, FOR JUNK & CHEAP cars. 2-2666 days or eves.   
CALIFORNIA BUYER AVERILL’S, 2020 DIXIE HWY. 
FE. 29-0878 or FE 4-6806   WANTED SCRAP CARS. Ph. OR 3-4511 
THE HIGH DOLLAR a! high grade used cars We 
them. Drive the extra miles, 
ll pay you well 4540 Dixie 
ney 
GoJo VANWELT _ _~_OR 3.1155 
Wrecked & Junk ¢ 
last Side Auto Parts 
iT. 5-855 
WTD. JUNK CARS & SCRAP _jron. Fast service Call PE 40582 | 
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR 
sharp iate model cars 
COMMUNITY 
MOTORS — 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN ‘Til 10 PM OLive 2-311 
See M&M Motor Sales _   
als 
  
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TITLE, | 
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For top doilar on late mode! ah 
7 Dixie Hwy OR 3160) | 
Pray 
Top Dollar Por Clean Used Cars & Trurks 
Matthews: 
Hargreaves 211.8 Saginaw St | WE 4-4548 
__! For Sale“ i ru ks 20 
1951 CHEV WRECKER ASKING 
$800 or best offer 73 N Merri 
mac 
1954 FORD PICK UP OVER DELVE 
turn signa’ electric wipers 
Juxe cab $895 MY 3-443 21 000 
_Bctual mileage _ 
"82 AND ‘48 GMC 450. 8 YD 
rubbish and garbage Gar®ood 
_joad packer bodies FE 17-8693 
CHEVY. TRACTOR, GOOD COND! 
tion, Chean MY 3-720 
"§% CHEVIE *% TON PICKUP with '53 moter A-1l Mechanica | 
62. Oakland FE #7333 
1853 CHEVROT. ET ty TON PICKU P 
Radio. Meher atta paint & 
tires very good $695 r HOWARD L ARE INC. _370§ Orchard Lake Rd Keeco 
  1963 DODGE *% TON EXPRESS eal pci & tires very good 
HOW. ‘ARD ‘LARE, INC. pts J Orchard Lake ae " Keero 
4 DODGE, LToN Pic EXC 
Sonape _FE 44876 -or Mw 32-5492 
jose FORD PANEL. VERY REA- 
sonable. has °56 license OR 3-5307 
‘@ FORD. 44 TON STAKE EXC condition FE 9-5057   
—— CASH CUS 
TOMERS through Classi- 
fied Ads. Call FE 28181. | 
| 
* ton models, 
ance for your old truck; 
or car. Lasy terms 
Hurry! 
NORTH 
CHEVROLET 1000 s,. woman ang 
sirmingham M14-2735 
ee . TON FORD PICKUP. LOW mileage Smow tred tires, Exc 
condition MI 41373 
1953 FORD ', TON PICKUP. OR 
_s-2004 
“41 FORD: ', TON mel RUP 
| 62 ) Oekiand E 47333 
"$1 FORD, 44 TON TuLAE 
‘49 FORD (4, TON, $205 
46 PORD *, TON. 895 
‘$2 FORD SEDAN DEL REAS 
ECONOMY USED CAS 
22 Auburn re 4-213. | 
Pan 
side mower Internationa! dozer 
Tf blade 20 ton jouw bey trailer 
1*y ton Chev, tractur } ton Chev 
ickw With $2 ff tilt trailer 
_ foie Bow Walton Blid 
WILSON GMC TRUCKS 
NEW AND USED 
FE §-9485 
Oakland at Cass 
1952 FORD ', TON PANEL fect condition 
JEREREY FORD SAL Es OA BION 
For Sale Cars 
OLIVER 
BUICK 
OLDS 
SALE 
$595 1951 Olds 4 Door 
R&H, Hydra. 
$1195 1953 Olds 4 Door 
88 Sedan, Hydra 
$995 1952 Olds && 4D: R&H, Hydramati 
$395 1950 Olds Hardtop 
882 Dr, Hydra 
$1395 1953 Olds Hohdav Tl top 
RAH, Hydra. Brite Red 
PiU s 
8 Other Fine Oldsmobiles 
to Choose Prom 
~ OLIVER 
BUICK 210 Oschard Lake Ave. 
rls 29101 PEE 
91 
1951 BUICK ¢DOOR SPECIAL 
Low mileage. original owner no 
rust spots. $475.00. OR 3-2216 
‘$2 BUICK SPECIAL LIxe NFW 
must sell at once FE 5-8744 and 
afler T pm FE 1-8471 Ask for 
Troy 
"34 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOOR wiTH 
Dynafiow Radio heater low mile 
age Le ellent condition 
CARKNER STUDEBA ee 
Birmingham MI ¢3410 
1958 BUICK CENTURY HARDTOP, 
2 tone yellow & white. All ac- 
cessories. Plus power steering, 
power brakes. white sidewalls, 
custom trim & 1956 plates $2295. 
_OR_3-2225 
SL BUICK HARDTOP This ts, @ beautiful Super, dark 
Wiue top light blue body RAH 
automatic tranamission exe rub. 
ber exceptionally clean in every 
    
     respect Will trade Prople= Auto 
Salex 68 Oakiand FF 2-235) 
4 BUICK SUPFR 2DR, 
ewner 45 000 actual miles 
Dynaflow new tubeless 
siie wa tire No ru Re 
cant be equailed ail Por c 
Can be handled for $25 down and 
amall month: ¥ patments Cali FE 
29555 Ask fof Dick Black Rog- 
ers Bales and Service, 685 Au- 
burn Ave 
"$3 BUICK SUPER “CONVERTIBL E. 
For cash or take over payments. 
5-416] Ask for Jerry Neeley 
BUICK, 1055 ROADMASTER 
hardtop with everything. Very low 
mileage Must sell OR 3-1497 
1934 BUICK HARD TOP RADIO 
healer whitewalls . many other 
extras Low mileac Extremely 
clean car, OR 35808. after 6 pm 
‘4 BUICK CONVERTIBLE $25 
fake over payments. Phone 
; CAR IS 
no fe 
trees. Molter t 
+6 CADIL LA @2 4 
27) Mechanic St 
40R SEDAN 6 
condition La 
LITTLE HOT SPOT 
0G S155 
S45 (45 
4 ody ai ch ch om Sas 
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Saginaw FE 2-0131 Pop , 
Harc to 
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990 SLICE OF HAM THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956   
  
For Sale Cars | 91   
  YOUR CREDIT is 
GOOD HERE   
     
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&. 50 USED CARS 
Wi CARRY 
NOURVNO1 I: 
BRAID, - 7 H <! Desa ee Bales ee 
: Ou eSoto ~ Piymouth aler | 
As esl Years of Fair Dealing | 70 8 Cas FE 2-0186 
| 1047 FORD. NEW TIRES. EXCEL- 
| lent transportation, Carl Manning, | 
| 875 Beott Lake Ra | 
| 1955 FORD 6 PASSENGER COUN irv squire Radio heat, Ford-o | 
matic. power steering, power 
brakes, whitewall tres chrome | 
& luggage rack A black beauty 
Ee Lew Paar i eae new. One own- 
    
| SPORTING GOODS! s   
  ow "RD LARE, INC. 
| 205 Orchard Lake Ra Keego | 
92 FORD ¢DR. 2-TONE PAINT, | 
R&H. overdrive, turn signals 
backup lights. This car is perfect 
Your old car will make down e 
yment Cail FE 81521 
r Hackett, Rogers Saies and 
Service, 695 Auburn Ave 
~ OLDSMOBILES 
1956 Demonstrators 
HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY ppeneale 
AND 
GMC TRUCK DEAL | 
1538 N. Main, Rochester a 1-9761 
1955 Mercury | 
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Custom 4 Door   
. For Sale Cars 
CHEVROLET - | 1956 Demos. 
FLOOR CARS OFFICIAL & CARS 
COURTESY CARS 
SIXES AND V4 
2 DPoors--4 Doors 
Hardtops- -Wagon- 
Convertibles 
NO CREDIT PROBLEMS 
| $1599 JUST YOUR 
AND UP 10 CAR DOWN 
4 MONTHS 
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 
Highest Trade — Lowest Terms 
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION 
| Alt. KING SIZF BARGAINS 
| BUDGET PRICED FOR BASY 
OWNING 
SAVE 
; AS YOU HAVE NEVER SAVED 
1 BEFORE ' 
DON T DELAY TODAY! 
HASKINS CHEVROLET 
Jakland County's Fastest 
Growing Dealer 
751 Dingle Highway at MIS” 
MApie 5-5071 Open nites til 6 
WIELTACGEP T ~ACT 
Outboard motors, boats appl! 
ances, guns, cameras, etc. As 
bart payment of a Kovd used 
car balance easy terms 
BILEVSPENCE USED CARD 
62 Oakland Ave FE €7333 
ARE YOU LE NSENG RAIN BON, ~ 2 
sTOF' Oe EET 
‘$5 Ford (ustom 4 dr Hu 
58 Pont Starchief @ dr 
J Buick Spec 2dr kk H 
Ford Vi A T R H 
‘) Pont €) Coupe PF H 
90 Chevie 2d RM 
6 Plate en 
Bil) Sty 
UBED 
62) Oakland FR 4 
48 CHEVIE GOOU CONDITI 
$125) OF 1.0534 
00 CHEVROLET =) 
ON 
STATION WAG 
  om $225 Terms OR J-3396 
3s CHEVROLET 2-DR V8 HEAT 
i er standard shift J-tone, white 
_| __Sidewalis 8000 miles MI 40508 
CHEV. 1853 ') TON PICKUP 
Ke heater ve defroater Turn 
signals ne ik appearance 
A real bur with ‘ust vour car 
er truck down Fasy G MAC, 
terms 
Haskins Chev. Dixte 
5-071 eT5l Hichway at M15 
MApic Open nites til 
‘04 CHEV. IND CAR, 2 DR POW 
| er gitde heater excellent 
| 2855 Barkman off Clintonville Rd 
| 1951 CHEV SPORTS COUPE RA- 
H dio and heater, in good condition 
Priced right to sell. Call after 4 
pm 
CHEV = 1854-53-52, 
; body atyvles As low 
as $495 Ful! price your 
ewn term: See these OK safety 
tested specials today’ 
Haskins Chev CHOICE OF 
65S? Minte Hiehwa a MIS 
MA 5 2851 Open Mints ¥ 
SHINE CRN Ss 
Always a goml selection 
Tania (thevrolet Sales 
cO8 OLDEST 
DEALFRSHIP 
Wailed Lake OAK! ANT 
CHEVROLET 
| MArket 4156) 
1985 DFULRAY ClUB 
leather trim 2-tone finish 
gas saving over CHEV 
coupe, 
| radio and heater 
| drive) New car appearance See 
this beauty today Just your car 
down. Easy GMAC, terms 
-Haski ns Chev. Hichway at MLS 
Open miles 4 “41 Drain 
mace 55071 
Ppp POWER 4 (HEV REI ArT 
i harp | Fadio lemte 
Fr 170 
2 OR EI UXE or 
Mid 
WE NEED 
USED CARS 
[rae wer 4 Peexemt cat co 
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= 5 
- NORT TH 
CHEVBOLED | hoy < WV andiered Axe Biiningham Nt ll ye27o5 
i 170 Shorn Drive. Lake Orion. 1 Z ~~ 
cond | 91695 For Sale Cars 91 
1956 Piymouth 4@dr. V& engine | 
equipped two-tone JEROME 
  ully plus 
paint whitewaiis, other eatras | 
Demo \ ROCKEST ee fore DEALER 
| 1 
1955 Plymouth Station Wagon | “FOR MORE THAN 30 Livbehens al 
Just the all-purpose car for you | GOOD PLACE TO BUY’ i 
Business, gleasure. camping and) if 101 Uses or a good used car—one 
Fess Ford sialon Weaenncds | owner new car trade-ins | Va Best country squire J} seat: | ope 
Ford--Matic. RAH extra low , . “ Pe 
mileage Like new | HWtUTZ MOTORS 
1953 Pontiac &@ cy’ 3-dr i MZ =D WW wr rdavard, Biiam 
a penout Beautilul condition MI 47811 
1955 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR 4 1953 Plymouth Club Sedan New Cylinder Radio heater oehee| car conditidn A treal to the eves tic mae a es paint 
1992 Plymouth Cranbrook dt | Wery ciean 
Original powder biue finish | HOW ARD | . ARE. ING 
1952 Dodge Coronet Club 3-dr ‘2705 Orchard Lake Rd __Keeso 
Gyromatic drive, R&H. A real jo4g GMC. 8&8 PASSENGER. 8TA- 
performer. | ton wagon Excellent for eae 
trucking, 160 cash. 641 Third, | 1949 Pontiee Chieftain @ cyl, 2dr, | Hasan bl) 
He He es re clean: \-49 HUDSON CLUB COUPE R&H a ee yr j reclining seats Best offer 3441 | 
e~A\RKSTON | Hanford OR 3-4308_ 7 
MOMORTSNIES 
33 8 MAIN 8T { r 
cLanwaton Transportation ( HRYS! ER-PLYMOUTH 
Open Bam to @ pm dais MA 5-514! : : 
65 CHEVIE BEL R AIR HARD | 
Top WW_R-H __ ORIando 3 1028 ale 
1953 Plymouth $475 fosdoos : 
ATTENTION | 1953 Ford ..........$395 
AME 1952 Studebaker ....$375 L | A 
GM EMPLOYES 951 Studebaker $245) SPECIAL DISCOUNT I 51 eu 7 On all new 1056 Pontiacs Also we) 195K) Mercury .......$205 qghave for sale 50 used cars. some oc ri 1 9 
no money down Open every night! | §1 } lyvmouth ciel wre $1 a 
"ul 8 fats i oer SS 
: ae ISO Olds 22. SS45 Keego Sales & Service i" lds BB... _. 
FE 2.8394 | 1951 Henry i) waceauees 7S 
5] CHRYSLER NEWPORT HARD. | 195] Pontiac .......8375 top with racio heater mutomatic | = a 7 
trans Power Steering Will sell, POS) Chevrolet ...... S195 
reasonable wilh sma.) down pay- 1049 ( )| | RN $] >< | 
ds? Sage eadce 2 
TARE once MOTOR SALES c > | 
24 at (eckstot Rd POS) Kaiser 2226. S195) FORD — MERCURY | 
2-2611 = Some Llave Radios anc 5} DODGE HARI TOP RADIO. sme Va Rad and heater and automatic trans Ex Whitewall Tires | cellent cond Low price FREE . 
GOLD BELL G'FT STAMPS \ 
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES NORTH M24 at Clarkston Rd. 
  FORD MERCURY 
re own CHEVROLET BY PRIVATE OM NER eT RY 
share 51 Ford 2-« 3300 
+0088 WOOS Woodward Ave 
Minect ania! Bobet etoile ce SIG Tame, ASL U7 as sd ing snow tires FF. 2-0074 
cath - 83 am or after & pm 
Ss MERCURY 4 DP SEDAN MON 
ECONOMY) Couette ers transmisator Power brakes ra 
. \ dio-heater Highe-t bidder Low 
IS TEE MAIN eee merece 
PACTOR TODAY | 33 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DR Mercomatic radio heater white- A 100 CAR SELECTION FROM 
FORD TO A /55 Beautiful 2 tone green 
RD wall tires 
finish 
  i rL A CARKNER STUDEBAKER 
i On AND” oP Eee | Birmingham MI 4-3410 
MANY MANY TRANSPORTA- SHARP 51 MERCURY ¢DR, MA- 
TION SPECIALS $25 AND UP roon paint, R&H, overdrive, turn 
FINANCING ARRANGED signals excellent condition Can 
WILL TRADE |; be handled for 625 down and 
FOR REAL EACATE OR amall monthly payments Call Mr 
CONTRAC Black at FE 2-0555 Rogers Sales 
1 ¢ ONOMY L SC "DC ARS and Service 695 Auburn Ave 
") Auburn FE 62121 1830 MERCURY Radio & heater 
fanitard transmission . 79 50 
CLEAN 49 FORD 2.DR RAH stapes ; overdrive ond tie good 1y lee MERCUF Radio & heater 
wrcond car ( fan be handied tor w-wWall tires 2dr sedan $49 50 
ments, Call FE 2-0555. ask for 
Huey Rogers Sales and Service, | 
#95 Auburn Ave | 
"96 FORD DEMONSTRATOR DR Fairlane, Power steering ‘ord- | ae - 2 mare = 
O-Matic, safety package rear seat LING OLN-M ERC U RY 
speaker radio, heater 2-tone paint Cass et Pike Sts. 
abl miles. Call Howard at OA FE 4 388: 
EN ce : | “9 MERCURY, naata _ HEATER, "90 FORD STATION WAGON 3-| 9 dr overdrive OR 3-8204 seater A-1 condition, RAH. 5 good 3) NASH RAMBLER HARDTOP i ac ume 
ela es Bap Sait reise all Radic: heater, white tires. 2 tone 
ee cas blu FR ®1S21 ask for Rill Rogers 5 
Kalee and Service 605 Auburn c “ARKNER STUDES SER Ke Pirmingham MI «7419 
49 NASH CRACKED BLOCK K OTH 
PORT VA @ Jt ko000) (Mf) 1-e gOnd congiien gin FE 
arp” 61 7B Rim? % 
  Cy Owens 
OLIVER Your Friendly 
BUICK | Ford Dealer 
PCINTUUNG | Basti Bee in SALE Good 
  OOJ2 Used Cars 2 tiae C4} ‘ 
Hy RAE ade 2 [xige tr Val Sit te 
C295 se USNs 22 ci 
Wt like lew ..... S| 405 
trad 21% Seclity 934 Pont. 4 de. uiee. -STOS0 
tr atnatie sf Mere sit) ene. SOs 
S3 Ford Victoria ...8 S45 
Sh fonts cle nal sats 
deme "33 Ford 2dr. ......8 695 
I bite Se Mere Sti cpe Ss 645 
2 bord Ganv, 7 Xi Ss S05 
1205 2 tev ix 2a & S08 Wb oe “< _— Sa, atith & Ane 
Pratl Paneer 1), Al Pont aU) raat 
a BIG WW) Stide. ope Sele 
NH isa AVC Wes polet 4aiy 2S) 14s 
Beta eal $0 DeSota 4dr Qh 8 195 $1795. WVord V8 Qin Ss In 
Fes antce ¢ De: ae Py mouth foie . -$ WG 
h&H Hydra, pe es paliccne Ta 
Low Mileage LATER MODELS EOles 
der@itrer inte Dantiice es once -ctrccdla Sl 150) 
141 ( imease Troi iM lard Crestine 4 S100 
a Nev. Bel Ate dab § 005 
Wl eee Tes] a 
Sp cpe. Pees) GS 
TRADE WE HEI P FINANCE 
BUICK | Cy Owens SHUT TS 4 are NG 147 8 Saginaw St 
L | S-4104 FF 5-3588 
es a Open & @m to pm, 
a 
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  1851 ___ Fors Sale e Cars 91 
‘Bright Spot | 
Cadillac 
Sale 
‘adtilac D Special 
‘adillac 62 Sedan 
adillac Sedans (2) 
‘adillac Conv. <+ 
: 51 ‘adillac 62 Seflan 
30 Cadillac 60 Coupe 
JEROME Olds-Cadillac 
Cass at Orchard Lake 
FE 80488 
$4 RED NASH RAMBLER. ¢DR_ Custom station wagon 15.000 
miles excellent condition. white- 
walls 
tires 
_16F 13. 
NO MONEY p¢ DOWN. N. JUST A GOOD Private owner. Ortonville 
credit rating wil] have you driving | 
Why walk? See 
bonus 
GIFT your own car 
us for bargains! Buvers 
FREF GOLD BZLL ST4MPE 
LAKE ORION mOTOR SALES M24 at Clarkston Rd 
FORD — MERCURY 
MY   
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Credit 
Plan 
HAVE YOU BFEN TURNED 
On WHEN TRYING TO BUY 
ATTLE Do A 
EEKLY EAUMENTS Or 
LITTLE AS 8: 
No Co-Signers! 
Immediate Delivery! 
Dea! Direct! 
No Finance Co.! 
Buy Here—Pay Here 
YALL COME TO 
NATIONAL 
MOTOR SALES 
is SSN 
OLDS 8 ¢ DOOR TAKE @ver payments in trade for older 
car 2 W Huron Apartment 1 
55 OLDS' SUPER 88 4-DR 
mileage Reasonabie. FE 5-7940 
St Mohawe 
West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead is low 
and save the difference 
West Side Used Cars 
023: W. Huron FE 42185 
OLDS 1956 DEMOS SEVERAL TO 
choose from Choice of models 
and body styles As low as your 
car down Up to 36 months on 
balance 
HASKINS CHEN ROUT Poul 
Oakland County's lastest 
Growing Dealer 
A751 Dinte Righiwes at MUS 
MApile 5-507] Open Nites Til 8 with extre pair of snow | 
{OBI Es | 
LOW | ____ For r Sale Cars 9 a1 
HARDTOPS 
Chevieg and Buicks. Beau- 
2 tobe colora to choose 
| “FORD PICKUPS ! and *. Ton 
| Hh ie ‘si ae Ford Pickups 
eral © trans Lien spe- 
fe KON MIR. SAL Fords. 
hele 
$52. W Huron ____ FE Piece, 
#9 OLDS 8§ SEDAN. ROCKET EN- Eee good condition. 8175. MY 
| "53 Packard 2 dr. Pully equipped | New paint. 6005. 
| ‘63 Studebaker Champtoa 
| R&H Very clean $595 
Mazurek Motor Sales South Blvd. at Woodward. FE 4-0587 
| 1953 PACKARD CLIPPER DE- 
| luge. Club coupe. Radio. Heater 
; Automatic transmission White- 
wall tires. Very clean Only $895 
HOWARD LARE, INC. 2705 Orchard Lake 3 Ra __Keego 
92 PACKARD 300 TAKE OVER 
paz ments: OR 34479 after 4. ail ar 
‘9s PLYMOUTH SAVOY. | take over payments. FE 
54 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE 
Radio heater. Exceptionally nice 
condition 
CARKNER STUDEBAKER 
Birmingham (MI O44 3410 
‘$1 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. DELUXE 
goo condition. §205. No money sedan 
$200 & 
§-0826 
li E F REY FORD SALES | OA 83011 
'$) PONTIAC. BLACK 2 DR DE- 
luxe White sidewalls Excellent 
condition $786. 5092 Oakland Ave. 
FE 5-0184. 
1953 PONTIAC 8 ) HYDRAMATIC ¢ 4 
door, Good condition OR_3-7146 
"50 PONTIAC 2-DR HYDRA RA- 
dio. heater. Take over payments 
57_N. Roselawn + 4-6 p.m. 
Jack W. Haupt 
Pontiac Sales ” 1956 Pontiacs,   
company cars. of- 
ficial cari & demo's Al! series 
and models Place order now 
for early delivery, As low as 
hot down. Your trade-in welcome 
Main St. Clarkston 
Open Signe ‘til @ MAple 5-°566 
‘$4 PONTIAC, ORIGINAL OWNER 
A-! condition. $1350 4465 Motor- 
way Dr, weekend or evenings 
only, 
‘48 PONTIAC. 8-CYLINDER 7 DR   Radio & Heater Hydramatic 
Fair condition. Army call 653 
Homestead Dr Pontiac 
1947 PONTIAC 8&8 CONVERTIBLE 
Standard shift, $50 FE 2-0443 
53. PONTIAC CATALINA 
won't find a cleaner one! 
FE 2-1234 YoU 
Phone 
“49 PONTIAC BUSINESS COUPE | Runs good, looks good. Nice car 
for the wife 
| CARKNER STUDEBAKER 
| Birmingham _____sMT:s«#3410 
“49 PONTIAC 2-DR | HYDRAMATIC 
RAH, very clean New overhaul 
Fine rubber 82 and take over 
payments FE 6-1521. Mr Hackett 
before 6 pm Rogers Bales & 
| Service 695 Auburn Ave 
1955 PONTIAC, NICE LOOKING 
A-l condition Want someone to 
take over paymects Can see own- 
er after 1 pm O Riley 
“$) WILLYS PANE! 
| 54 International pickup. 
| ‘49 Pontiac club coupe. 
Jacobson’s Motor Sales 
| “Your Rameler-Hudson Dpeaies 
Corner Pike & Cas. 
| Quality Cars" ‘S85 “54. "33 Cadillacs 
2 ‘55 Chevys 2dr & conv 
ches Hardtops 
ne 
3} Studebaker V8, hydramactc 
$3 Pontiac R&H Hydramatic 
$3 and ‘52 Packard Patrician 
S2 Ford V8 Fordomatic 
32 DeSoto VB. 23.900 mi 
2 Stucebaker Club Coupe 
FINANCE ARRANGED 
MANY TRANSPORTATIONS 
WILL TRADE 
FOR REAL ESTATE OR 
} CONTRACTS 
PCONGAIN TK Sh ARS 
4213 22 Auburn FE 
  
which we know little of 
the other hand, many of 
new and serviced by us 
tell 
©10.00 Dov 
Birmingham 
  In Selling Used Cars: 
is Is t ion We Hear: This Is the Question We Hear: 
“Ki (antler You know aleout the wa this var Is 
treated ty its pr eviots omer 2 
Naturally, there are many cars whicli we sell about 
experienced Automen can tell by 
just how it has been tre. 
previcus usage of the car as not accurately known, 
we can tell whether or not’ the car has useful 
mileage left in at Cars that are not pood enough 
are net offered to our customers, and are imime- 
diately wholesaled to other dealers. F-ven if we can't 
you all about the car’s history, your purchase 
Is protected by our Guarantee. 
HAROLD TURNER, Ford 
"54 Ford . $899 3 Plym, 4dr. ...$ 644 
"S4 Buick hardtop $1409 Mal qiboree stowg. $1199 
3 Pack «) sed S 744 Soll onc] alle 46, ASAE 
2. ) < fio . Sy oi. 8 2. 
. cyt, ' SxS Su vil bare ro fit 
2 Dude os (uy ticle P qoaavn. Sse 
st 0 tev, Jale, .. S SO? SA inch 2 XN td 
"3 Mere Mont. ..$ O44 "SS Plain sta. we $1544 
52 bord 4-dr. ... $ 4529 “l Piximt 2dr 7.05 244 
"4 Tancoln Capri $1409 "S54 Mercury 2dr. $ 999 
"53 Dodge 4-de...8 50°53. Chev. 2dr. ...8 644 
Sain die es oe 54 Ford rch. wen. $1199 
Sexe elena PE ornd)2 drys 244 
hardtop eS lt OA veer Ll $509 
S2 Chey 2d: a) ee Ford rho we S (44 
Slap (an sae, CONT 
vn Del 
His? Nash Sta We 1s) bord Sta, Wen 
sO bird (2-1, Puhup 1983 Dodge 2-Dour 
1952? Chev. 2-Dour 1952 Plymouth 4 Dour 
IOSL Packard Cons. lal Ply. Sta. W gn 
Trucks 
953 Tptermatiuonal Ton Pickup . . sS44 
Pot bord §)-lom Fapress ........ hi eeeese Sod 
19S Chevrolet [ear | Chup eee euae S29 
LSsaC hevilet bon Pickup wee ne SAH 
Harold Turner, Ford 
464 S. Woodward Ave. 
Midwest 4-7 their previous histoty. On 
our Used Cars were sold 
It 1s a fact, however, that 
Wspecting a car 
ited. I.ven in cases where 
ivers 
7500 FO 
    
_ DOES IT 
SHAKE LIKE A QUAKE? 
RATTLE | ~ 
FROM ROAD BATTLE? - 
~ ROLL LIKE A TIRING SOUL? 
TRADE NOW FOR A DEPENDABLE 
TROUBLE FREE USED CAR 
‘55 Buick Cont. Conv. ....$2395 Red and ivory, matching interior, full power Dynaflow, radio and 
heater, All the extras. Like new. 
'55 Chev. V-8 Conv. .....$1995 Powerglide. radio and heater whitewall tires, Continenta, wheel, 
'S5 Chev. 210 2 Dr. V-8 .. .$1495 Rradio and heater whitewall tires, green and ivory. A one-owner 
who has taken wonderful care of this car. 
'54 Ford Crestline Vic. ..$1295 leather trim, low Ford-o-matic, radio and heater, whitewall tires, 
mileage. Very nice. 
'55-Ford 6 Cyl. ..... Like new, nice blue finish, A .ct of transportation for so little. 
'53 Chevrolet Sta. Wgn. .$1095 powerglide. Real nice. Just the one for pleasure 
2 Door ....§1045 real mice car for any 
family 
'S3 Pontiac Deluxe 4 Dr. . .$845 has hydramatic, radio and heater, while- 
wall tires 
'52 Ford Custom V-8 $795 4-door, radio and heater, whitewall tires Nice maroon finish, 
‘51 Chevrolet Sta. Wgn... .$645 Radio and heater This is a very nice car. 
WE HAVE SEVERAL 1949 AND 1950 CHEV- 
ROLETS AND FORDS IN WONDERFUL CON- 
DITION. WE CAN SELL FOR A LOW DOWN 
PAYMENT: 
MATTHEWS 
HARGREAVES "Your CHEVROLET Dealer” 
221 S. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 
  Radio and heater, 
end business 
‘54 Chevrolet Radio and heater, beautiful two-tone blue 
This {s @ very sharp car, 
  
  
  DONT Be Fooled by Gimmicks! 
NO GIMMICKS! 
No Padded Prices! 
No 1-Milhon- Mile Guar. No Free Financing ! 
No Flornda Vacations! 
No Barrels of Gas! No Bonuses! 
From the 
Pontiac Retail Store 
Just Good Honest Prices! 
‘SS Pont. Star Chief Cat.. .$2195 Full power with hydramatic, turquoise and white. 
‘59 Pont. Star Chief 4 dr..$2095 Radio and heater. power brakes hydramatic. turquolse 
‘5S Pont tac, Station Wan. .$2095 2 PE 
Tete [7079 A IO Pontio Of UTZ ie 
hearer t famatic Radio and BOO actual im 
4 Pontiac.Star Chief 4 dr.$1495 
'54 Pontiac deluxe 2 $1395 
'54 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr.$1295 
‘$3 Pont iae 4d Gr.. 
2 dr., clean ces 795 
3 495 Radio and heater, hydramatic, extra nice 
Radio and healer, powerg.ide 
51095 
Radin and heater hidramatic ight 
standard shift power steering, hydramatic 
blue and white 
dramatic 
hyoie fe 
Radio and heater, 
‘93 Pont Radio and hester, i-tone green 
2-tone green 
‘53 Dodge 4 dr. Coronet Radio and heater standard shift cream and green 
‘52 Pont. Custom Cat.. iramatic v3 Pont tiac sta. Won 
..& 995 
53 Plymou outh Hardtop ..$ 895 
895 
> 695 Radio and heater hy 
0c Fora 7 coor Radio and heater, standard shift 
ol Pontiac 4door.... Radio and heater. hy 
‘49 Plymouth ........ Standard shift 
PONTI RETAIL STORE. atone grees 
cramatic 
heater 
    A PHONG VU: 
~BTARTS ACOURTESY CAR 65. Mt. Clemens St ele ee) 
BE4IND THE POST OFFICE 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1956 THIRTY-SEVEN 
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_- a s Radio Programs - - “Expert Emoloys | Japan Nears Economic Lead in Asia ~_ 
“Wm, (760) CKLW, (809) WW, (956) WAR, (1130) = WXYZ, (1270) WON, (1460) WJBK, (1490) at E xpense of Wor ker S, Says Labor 
ZO : . Cha Format m3 _ TONIGHT , | : 
6:9e—WIR, Joseph Matntine 1 ecw S foeeph Halnine "ews. Minute Para cxuw. bee be ves apan = is mov- pear 2 a month, it you in labor for wil be participating, WWJ, News by Lewis J. fayer WXYZ, Breakfast Clu JBK, Tom George toward economic dominance|Clude small. workshops, the aver-)Iwaj claims. There will be no ma- WXYZ, N Town CKLW, Da ogee 
me Geese) ote Bee gee | Se ero | Sear =. | Pediatrician” Conducts ot Aeia — Sat at tie exon oll Er a) Tike verge morte” | sauce caer ina a WJBK, News, Mc ey ythm undup | 2: J nd Mrs. Burton | . Ms average worker is Gemonstra’ ra. 
WPON, News Sere mere, Coste Ris Pyke Tn WWJ, Rose Mulholland Sunday Program With underpaid workers, the nation’s 4 man with a wité and three chil-\downs and 24-hour = ie ¢:20—WJR, Bob Reynolds |” ww4, Bruce Mayer ww, day CKLW, Bud Davies ‘Ai top labor leader contends. laren, It has been estimated that! WWJ, Ross Mulholland eiaxe ir WXYZ, Bil! Stern ‘ WXYZ, Top of the Town LBL its a Story WJBK, News,-Don McLeod 2 © s i such a family needs at least 
as et Sadie Case ae Ted MoCoy CKLW, News, Homechats | WCAR, News, Caravan Akira Iwai, 34- ld f 17,000 18 ‘ See Ham to for TV 
WJBK, Don McLeod hey Shorr WJBK, News, Tom George WPON, News, Nelson Eddy year-old boss o to 18,000 yen ($50) monthly: Pp in 
WPON, Gporte Giants WPON, Blues Chaser bees) stag —_ | oe wee ere Drake By CHARLES MERCER Japan's big General Council of for a minimum standard of Free Home Trial 
1g ares mat brio Haat enh gion tose WIR, Artur Godtrey | WXYZ, News, Winter | NEW YORK The consistently Trade Unions (SOHYO) says in-l!ving. ~~ | ww, Three Star Extra | 6:00—WJR, Jim Vinal! WWJ, Weekday CKLW, Bud Davies “= |] PHILCO WXYZ, Stars at Seven WWJ, News WXYZ, When a Girl Marries WJBK’ Don McLeod best entertainers on television are dustrial determination to exploit! ,,.. - that'l Eben RCA VICTOR CKLW, Fulton Lewis Je | WEY, red Wot CRLW, Mary Morgan | woaR. Caravan of Musle babies, You don’t have to feed, workers is the reason the govern- ore dually, but eel, apes Be = cB aoe mat A 
WPON, News, Record Room) WJBK. Gentile, Binge WCAR, Birmingham High 6. a0 WIR. Wendy Warren ‘change or discipline them. You! ment opposes SOHYO's unfolding "oi 0 2.000 56) COLUMBIA ELECTRIC 
2:30—WJR, Guest House WPON, Cowboy Hank WPON, Pontiac Party WWJ, Weekday = spring campaign for wage in- “Sn 's yen (35. meron DUMONT SYLVANIA WWJ, Morgan Beatty €:30—WJR. Voice of Agricit, | 11:00—WJR, Arthur Godfrey | WXYZ, Bd McKenzie can just sit back and watch ‘em. ses. ja month.” ; WXYZ, Day's Events WWJ, Bob Maxwell WWJ, Weekday CKLW, Bud Davies . ee? creneet: | Terms Availabl CKLW., Gabriel Heatter WXYZ, Fred Wolf WXYZ, Walt Disney WJBK, News: Don McLeod | Baby wat, isles the “They have charged we are. SOHYO's wage offensive sequal — WJBK, Mickey Sherr . CKLW, Guy Nunn CKLW, Story Time WCAR, News, Caravan by ching is as therapeutic . last week and is to continue until, Trade-ins Accepted - 
WPON, Record Room WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge | WJBK, News, Tom George | WPON, News, Club 1460 (a sport as bird watching — as planning a general strike to over- iM 
§:00—WJR. Bing Crosby SPORT Ries! (=) Omine ttl tind (meee 3:30—WJR House Party long as you aren't responsible’ for whelm the government,” he said.|March 20 in four of what the Free Service Calls 
Warn unew World WWJ. Bob Maxwell 11:30—WJR, Make Up Ming | WXYZ. News McKensie the babies, A baby’s clutching “That is not true. It is impossible. "|Japanese call “‘struggle waves,” H 4 CKLW. Gangbusters WXYZ, Osgood, Wolf WWJ. Weekday CKLW, Bud Davies ‘hands are the most fascinating « The purpose is purely economic,|°#¢h Stronger than the preceding. PTON S WJBK, News, Mickey Shorr| CKLW, News, David WXYZ, News, Winter WJBK Don McLeod ‘| At the climax three million work. | 
WPON. News, Record Room| WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge| CKLW, Queen for a Dey WCAR, Carevan of Music < ake hs creation. The beati- We want and deserve a wage rs—half ized | 625 W. Huron 
. yw leer "maaan 130—WIR, Musie” Hail Weak Muste tn, in the Air 4: eo WIR, Parade. of Bands of a born heller just be- : “ 2 pend ammnac ls sear : 
Sete Br Re | Peet Be arett™ | ros Roary" | GRR st hte oe be dabei cereal on the Saatagerert| Trellsaldl fet oe| c ublic Prosecu i attrick-McKensie (floor is a profound commentary) nagement, iwai said, is mak-| CKLW, CKLW, : | 
tales ieseid Pyeald WORK! Nowe Genthe Binge | THURSDAY AFTERNOON | Wink’ News, Don ‘McLeod [on life. ing, good profits, but while foreign | 9:00—WJR, News, J. Carson! WCAR, News, Coffee 12:90—WJR, Jack White WCAR, News, Caravan trade is approaching prewar) 
Ww, You Bet Your Life | WPON, News, Rise 'n’ Shine| WWJ, News by Cederburg WPON, Community News |NURSERY NATURE levels it is anxious to k costs WXYZ, Town Meeting 8:00—WJR, Jack White WXYZ, News, Winter 4:36—WJR, Music Hall eda Tv _ as eep W e n 0 u I 
SE IOC a ee CED Chee Col vecnl| ERG ital, eae lepent enyds el las aay: WPON, News, Zee, Orville| CKLW, News, David WCAR, News Music | CKLW, Eddie cae cee UNLIKE U.8. INDUSTRIALISTS 
9:30—WJR, Amos-Andy WJBK. News, Gentile, Binge | WPON. News | WJBK, Don McLeod \loose for half an hour on a nur- e bs ww), Truth, “ses WCAR, News, Coffee 12: 30 —WIR, Time, for Muste) WCAR, Caravan of Muste |sery. No commentary will be nec- Japanese industrialists are not ni e e S a f r ] e n d 
CKLW, Bob & Ra 8:30—WIJR, Muste Hall WXYZ, News Ace §:00—WIR, Wiliam Sheehan lessary. The babies simply will go roy gt oa Gremecnal_bd omae see 
Wronl sec unl ster WXYZ. Osgved. Wolf WIBK. ‘Tom Geotee WHY, Wottrict-Meieaste (On yelling, fighting, growing, dis- Here they always consider the) 
10:00—WJR, News Makers | CKLW, Toby David WCAR, Music in the Air | CKLW. Bddie Chase covering without self-consciousness| = a wast Piober } MeCeo tet yew Ceatiie. Binge swron jencheon Music WIBK. News, Don MeLeod |while the cameras record life. Bet The Japan Federation of Em- | 
be nu by 7 % 
ee elvan meres Whom Mince ease Wwi Bose seaieene. WPON, News Serenene _ |that program would have a big ployers’ Associations denies that| © < Radio-Television 
WJBK, News, Mickey Shorr 9:00—WJR, William Sheehan! WXYZ, Paul Winter 5:30—WJR, Music Hall audience too. industry is making good profits. Record Pleyer 
Wie Bore cata] Sava te | ioe: Memes Se | Nee te ears as Service ww 3. Bowe b7 Lewis ar tess, De vid core WCAR, News, Coraven = CKLW, Edd ia Chass | : Until that day, however, baby “There may be several making 5 
: ‘0% H . —_ in- " i H 
CKELW, Ted McCoy WCAR, News, panera 3 - 1:36—WJR. You Dr. Malone Wear, carevan ati ieate watchers will have to be content a oe et eens ec eeertceny « - Stefanski id Radio & TV Sales & Service 
WJBK, Mickey Short WPON, News, Magic Carpet’ WWJ, Ross Mulholland WPON, Dinner Serenade wan Oe —— barge they rack high rider! blue jeans robe ee in ae recent Lymn eraty but 1157 W. Huren Se. FE 2-6967 
jeatch on that exce nday se mink cu ones, mode not all. smaller industries are ones —- 
half-hour program conducted by) by li-year-old Penny Smith of (struggling. We favor individual) Go 00) ee SRS i 
= = oday S elevisio! } Prograt I iS — —|that great friend of all babies, Dr.| Thornville, Ohio, They won her |merit raises, but not across the|—— 
Benjamin Spock, on NBC-TV. first prize in a ‘‘dungaree doil’’ |board. . . . We must accumulate | ; 
Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. Even if you don’t have a baby contest. capital . . . Our costs must be . - : Crises kept low wo sei! in Asia Tere] = _MOIGH FIDELITY Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV ‘a kick out of listening to and, 'D e T W hi Rj ht have been several wage increases 
—— | ) watching Dr. Spock chat with par: NY TOWNSNIP RIGHT since the war.” | — 3 
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS |= 7:15—(7) News 3:55—(9) News, = --— ents about nee i ; sata ® } 
ee | 9:30—(2) Film Theater (4)Eddie #:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date run out of material, o' pe 5 p fF Offi | Government statistics show that 
6:00—(4) News and Sports (7) | Fisher (7) Disneyland (9) Million With Life. (9) Justice Colt. ‘cause babies keep being born and_| fo ay arm icia Japan, broke at the end of World 
Buffalo Bill Jr. (9) Circle 9 The-| Dollar Movie. | 4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod- aaa ence heaping new problems LANSING W—Atty. Gen. Kava ner H. — — oe wore Wide Selection of Components 
ater. - ern Romances. on them. ~ oD Nethee “jabroad at a rate of 190 million 
e!inec(r) News) (4) Sonny: Efiot)| (0) wae) ewe Caravan '4:30—-(2) On Your Account. (4) _ 7 * po Es Se today that townships|dollars monthly at the end of 1955. Catalogue “Net” Prices 
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman —_| 8:00—(2) Arthur Godfrey and His) Queen for a Day. elses ela ipa nl Gee: | eee eee eee ee ee Attractive Demonstration Room i 6:30—(2) Linkletter’s Kids (4) Friends (4) Screen Directors g:99(2) The Early Show. (4) te cpt des oe re_ funds for payment of salary to an was two billion dollars, Last year | Death Valley Days (7) My Little, Playhouse. | Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey vision s because 8 itarel : the total was only 20 million dol- Expert Guidance—Complete Installation : 
Margie. | 8:30—(4) Father Knows Best m Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. pecrearorgesir™ Sey A world ‘agricultura seen . lars under that figure. : 
,Y "NGM Parade. ; atrician, he always) ‘ 6:45—(2) News (4) Know sal $0022) The Millonaire (@ Tel| §:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Mickey) ‘seems to be learing from the par.| Kavanagh's opinion replied to an LABOR SEEKS RAISE 2 
ae Dept. oo— e Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody. lks with. But this is the pict i ; 7 en (3)) Saal Franciacn Beat (4) | evision Theater (7) Masquerade | Ct = he talks wit |inquiry from Sen. Arthur Dehmel leader Iwai sive — | 
Amos 'n’ Andy (7) Kukla, Fran Party (9) Cross Canada Hit Pa- H. . ] A ke LECTURING (Rt Us “The pai ‘sdustrial worker 409 E. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM MI 4-5230 4 
_and Ollie (9) The Lone Wolt rade. otei Agrees Not long ago he told the TV Kavanagh quoted from court |in Japan today makes about 14,500 : ——-| 9:30—-(2) I've Got a Secret (7 With Godt ‘audience that some viewers decisions and opinions by previ- | ———— SS SSS 7 
Break the Bank (9) Jackie Rae! V¥ J Oo rey |thought he aoe Rosia nares ous attorneys general to the ef- Se Short S i 
Show. ‘Abo tL A \° of sitting around chatting. Such | fect that townships enjoy only wer orrage oeen | 4 
9 /10:00—(2) 20th Century Fox Hour ul LUANN change obviously would have been! the powers granted to them by | any ARBOR UR_Ci ; . * 
r) | (4) This Is Your Life (7) Wednes- lone of the programming mistakes) the legislature. ge ty Engineer : 
| day Night Fights (9) Mr. and) DETROIT (INS)—Television en- o¢ the year, Fortunately so many| seorge H. Sandenburgh says Ann ; \ ] , Mrs. North. certaieer Arthur Godfrey's judg- intelligent people wrote so many Payment of agricultural agents|Arbor is growing faster than the ‘ 
Yes ‘ment in the firing of at least aml is not among these, he said. city can provide sewer facilities. SERVICE * i . g 10:30—(4) Mr. District Attorney jletters in protest that the question“ 1” other opinion h (9) City Detective. of his performers was upheld to-'never came up again. | In opinion, Kavanagh |He says the city now is 75 per cent 
eTv. 10:45—(7) Sports Headlines day by a spokesman for the Stat- 5 that a county supervisor law-/larger than the area within its : 
: “New: oa ler Hotel in Detroit filmed in, filly may accept appointment asi}inuts five years ago. ; : 
5 ta ea pes Fede a tecbam * ° Gortinth Stace ie epoch is on & friend of the court after his res- ———- C&V TV 158 Oeklend Ave. 4 
2 BRA at meas The former eraber of the God- the staff of Western Reserve Uni- !gnation from the county board has A mat, Mo | 3 © Tape Recorders eos cos i aliboreie (4) frey’s gang in question is singer versity Medical School. His guests been submitted and eooeeee ateur Hour ves na Roernnn 
© Record Players Little Show (7) Premiere Play. LU Ann Simms who opened a two- appear at a studio with their ~ | NEW YORK « — Ted Mack's © terereConsenll Sytem ue = ts Nees me,'™ week run at the hotel Feb. 13 and pabies and baby tenders on a In this case, Kavanagh answered ‘Original .Amateur Hour’ will ; FI M 3 
© PA) Systous ie 9) Good was released from her contract Wednesday. The kids are tumed 8 inquiry from Jay M. Terbush move up on ABC-TV from 9:30 oor odel 3 
six days later loose in a vast crib equipped with Jr. of Owosso, prosecuting attor-|p.m. to 9 p.m. EST Sunday night, 
interesting toys while their mamas ey of Shiawassee County. |March A. 
drink coffee with the doctor. “he = = 11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary Ford 
BLAKE 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. |. A hotel spokesman sald that 11:30—(4) Tonight | on Miss Simms’ opening night     
    
  
    
  
      
      
  
    
  
  
    
          
  
  
    
      
    
  
  
                        
    
  
          
      
    
  
    
  
    
  
      
          
  
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RADIO THURSDAY MORNING how the advertised “top-rate |44Y's subject until then. And then,| ’ oa pecky ! 
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Millions of people agree with Mrs. | $2 594 42? already spent during the| . RePublicans have . privately | McGory. They rely on BEN-GAY | tiret half of this can Conese | dubbed judiciary’s juvenile de- 
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, WASHINGTON (INS) — The, which he serves, 
world—the U. S. S®nate—is about is authorized only two round trips 
jto investigate itself, and not just to his home state at public ex- 
labout gas. /pense during a single session, 
Wo | ici c i 
Shocked by the rapidly mush-! which a pgposticesy 
rooming requests from practically by al) odds the chief offender on. jevery committee of the Senate for burgeoning subcommittees and federal funds to play detective, & mushrooming staffs. i 
move is afoot to force the Rules) Under the Senate Reorganiza-| 
Committee to come before the'tion Act of 1946, the Judiciary, 
Appropriations Committee and try/ Committee was allotted a total of 
to justify the investigations it 15 tat employes. Incredible as! 
authorizes. lit may seem, it now boasts 106 
The savings to taxpayers could employes, thanks to the dozens of 
be sizeable. For instance, the (Subcommittee investigations it has 
funds voted by the Senate for launched in the intervening years. 
all investigations during the Re. $1 MILLION BUDGET 
La peal cating ne The committee, headed by Sen. 
pane ean, to a3 Harley M. Kilgore (D-W Va), aed ’ " 3,° j 
= over) tee Toots now has a budget in excess of one 165,123 in the 83rd Congress two |. 
years ago. ;million dollars, and scores of in- 
vestigations are taking senators) 
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ling gum-shoe. Coupled with the| 
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| would first have to justify its ac- penditure. 
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mittee, igators and clerical aids. 
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to determing how long they had 
CATLETTSBURG, Ky. @-—Cor-/been in the cave. Youth's Skull Found 
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Bea at possibly that of a Venezuelans are hailing the oe 
‘child 7 to 9 waa found in a cave lection of 19-year-old Susana Dj- 
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He said John Harris found the|as:“Miss World” of 1955. She 
The Senate has already voted skull while playing in the cav 
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|tide, In twoadays last week, the|the Appropriations Committee, is 
|Senate voted additional funds for quietly enlisting the support of 
_ _ia rash of investigations by four)other senators to make it manda- 
‘subcommittees of the Judiciary|tory that the Rules Committee— 
Committee, two by armed services instead of having sole authority to 
and others by the Commerce,|report favorably to the Senate on 
‘Rules, Banking and Currency,/-——- = 
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Such requests were acted on yes-| STANTON, Ky. “—An 82-year- 
jterday in the upper chamber. old farmer was killed yesterday 
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