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HE PONTIAC PRESS ~
ee PONTIAC, M ICHIGAN, MONDAY,
Commission Contest in 4 Districts *
Candidates, 2 Issues Face Voters
at Spring Primary in City Monday One week from today,
the question of increased munici-
pal parking for the city, sioners.
nomina- In order to outline to citizens the |
tion of eight candidates for the questions facing them in the Pri |
City Commission from four dis- mary next Monday, March 5, the | _— eee eee
4 Veterans Organizations
Favor Parking Proposal Endorsement of the city’s proposed $600,000 mu-
nicipal parking program was made recently by four
veterans organizations within the city.
Pontiac voters will cast ballots next Monday at the
city primary for or against the issuance of $600,000
poun ef es parking revenue bonds which would
~—* provide for 624 additional ,
S-cent-an-hour parking
stalls in Pontiac. The city
presently has 413 off-street
parking spaces.
The “Committee for Five Cent
Parking” received signed resolu-
tions from the Disabled American
Veterans, Chapter 16, signed by
Commandér Morris Cucksey;
American Legion Cook-Nelson Post
20, Commander William B. Thom-
as, and Amvets, Bemis Olsen Post
113, Virgil D. Roberts.
Petoskey Fires
Cost $200,000 One Blaze Destroys 2
Downtown Buildings;
2nd, Boat Works
PETOSKEY
loss was estimated at $200,000 to-
day from two weekend fires
in the downtown district of this ww — Damage and
Te
Jimmy Dey Post 12 of Amvets,
northern lower Michigan resort _ . : city signed by its Commander Leon
“ Ss Ff 7 Sirlin
The resclutions concluded by say-
ing: “We hereby officially support
the action of the City Commission
and urge all Pontiac citizens to The other blaze, from which Pe-
toskey firemen were held back by
the prior fire, destroyed the Ted
McCutcheon boat works at Wal-
loon Lake.
Petoskey is on Little Traverse
Bay almost at the northern tip of
the Lower Peninsula, Walloon Lake
‘is 10 miles south of Petoskey. parking.’
Stories to Explain
Struggle in Africa Terror and chaos have become
the everyda, way of life in im-
portant parts of Algeria and Mo-
rocco, where key American air
bases are located. How important
is the struggle now under way?
What are the Communists up to
there?
To answer these vital questions
and others, a famed soldier-diplo- Ice-coated firemen, still busy
with the blaze in Petoskey after
a night-long battle, didn't dare
to leave it Sunday morning when
the second, beat works fire broke
out. The fire in Petoskey de-
stroyed two store buildings. Loss
was estimated at $150,000,
Emmet County Sheriff Frank
West suffered a broken arm, Ten-
degree temperatures hampered
firemen. They had to take turns
thawing out themselves and their mat, brig. Gen. Frank L Howley,
ire hoses, ‘ USA (ret.). has just toured North ij
The fire was discovered about Afmrica, Spain and France—an im
It was not ex-
Sunday 10 p.m. Saturday
tinguished until 8 a.m
COULDN'T HELP
Meanwhile, the
works broke out,
firemen couldn't
for help.
The boat works. a portant defense arc
munism
Now Gen Howley: s brilliant, in
formative and down-to-earth six
article repert is brought to you
Don't miss “North Africa — Hot
Spot in Cold War''—starting today
on page J? against Com
fire at the boat
but the Petoskes
answer that call
50 by 100-foot
| tion Pontiactricts for the April election, and (Press today has devoted a special,
voters will go to the polls to settlea proposed pay boost for commis- | ‘page on the coming election.
page 19). (See |.
Whether the city needs added municipal parking spaces will
| confront voters when Pad cast
ballots for or against the
ance of $600,000 municipal ase
ing revenue bonds proposed by
the city,
Forced into a vote by a referen-
dum action taken by an opposition
group in December, voters are ex
pected to settle the question of the
addition of 624 5-cent-an-hour stalls
in four proposed lots.
Voters in Districts 1, 2, 4, and 7
will go to the polls March 5 to
nominate two candidates for a
place on the April 2 general elec-
tion -ballot.
A second quention of a proposed
ey hike for city commissioners
nd the mayor is slated for settle-
ment also at the ee ee
New Campaign
Fund Bill Hinted Senate May Introduce
Elections Proposal to
Increase Expenses
WASHINGTON W—A new elec-
dividual senatorial candidates and
their backers to spend from $100.-
000 up to a maximum of $1,910,000
in their campaigns may be intro-
duced in the Senate this week.
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Tex-
as, the Democratic leader, told
believe we will have complete and
wholehearted cooperation’ from
members of both parties in support
of the new bill
“We are going to insist that ac-
be taken in this session of
Congress on a complete, realistic
measure encouraging the fullest
public participation and the fullest
public review of all elections,”
Johnson said,
WOULD HIKE LIMIT
In its present form the bill would
raise the present elections Jaw jim-
itation of $10,000 personal expend-
itures by a senatorial candidate
to 30 cents per vole cast in the
last previgus election, with a min-
imum ceiling of $100,000.
All expenditures for candidates
in excess of $100 would have to be
reported to the Senate, House and
Federal Distmet Court in the can-
didate’s home nrea.
The Johnson-Knowland bill would
not apply to primaries. State laws ,
sm ler
Col. 1) limitine expenditures to
(Continued on Page 2, ASSOCIA TED PR _— FEBRUARY 27, 1956—36 PAGES TED PRESS | UNITED, PRESS PHOTOS je.
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Hot-Rod Leaders “Seek State's Traffic
Takes 11 Lives
‘Over Weekend | Boy Drowns and Girl
Dies in Fire to Raise
Accident Toll
Eleven persons died in
Michigan traffic over the
weekend, which also saw,
death claim a 65-year-old
Parma boy by drowning
‘and a 10-year-old Detroit
‘girl in a fire.
Icy sidewalks caused
one fatality in Grand Rap-
ids. Mrs. Julia D. Andze-
‘jewski, 66, was injured
fatally Sunday in a falk
while on her way home
(from church.
| Four of the traffic fatalities were
attributable to snow and ice which
glazed highways and streets at
Also favoring the proposal is the tions bill which would permit in- the start of the weekend.
Dennis Lee Raigsberger, 5, of
Parma drowned after the sled
on which he and a 6-year-old |
ther, Lynn, were riding went |
onto the ice of a pend and
breke through.
Mrs. Louise Rainsberger over-
vote for this much-needed five cent reporiers he has “every reason to heard the cries of her sons and and wonder what President Eisenhower is doing on the raced a quarter of qa mile to fhe
frigid waist-deep water, but Den-
nis Lee was dead. Lynn suffered
shock, but doctors said he would
recover
Fmma Lee Golden, 10. of De-
troit, died Sunday in a house fire
after apparently seeking protection
by hiding in-w closet. Her father, |
Ernest, 40 and a brother, Archie,
8, escaped. Firemen said the blaze
started from an overheated stove
pipe.
BOWLER KILLED ~
Jack P. Hooker, 39, a member
of the Jackson Elks bowling team,
was killed Sunday when struck by
a car at a Saginaw intersection.
Hooker had competed in a week
end bowling tournament only a few
hours earlier
Edward Nasif, 54, of Lansing
wes fatally injured Sunday in a
two-car pileup at a Lansing inter
section
Mrs. Harriet Sprague,
Mount Morris was killed
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 79, eof
Satur-
6) ‘looked like Eisenhower as far back
_+
Which One Lives in White House? Drag Racing
Issue Sparks
Riot in Florida 33 Youths Jailed After
Police, National Guard
Quell 5-Hour Outbreak
DAYTONA BEACH, Fila.
(INS) — Law officials at
Daytona Beach today
sought the ringleaders of a
youthful hot-rod crowd
which staged a wild five-
hour riot in the city’s en-.
tertainment section.
The demonstration be-
gan at 8:30 Saturday night
and was not quelled until
five hours later when 85
policemen and 200 Na-
tional Guardsmen with
carbines at ready marched THE PRESIDENT ina J, CHAMBERS
‘Ike’ Rides Grand Trunk| Lack Suspects ‘ers. “ne
on Daily Run to Detroit pet poles plored “Sat eo roe enthusiasts from staging a race
jon a city street.
° | At least four persons, including
Yeggs Receive $5,000 cas pal naa
From County Market 35 of the 700 rioting auto racers
on Union Lake Road “Tet. Of the youths arrested, 33 were
held at the Volusia County Jait at Deland. Numerous others I.
A weary-eyed commuter on the Pontiac to Detroit in Safecracking
6:30 a.m. Grand Trunk run may look up from his news-|
paper one of these mornings, rub his eyes a few times, | |
same train.
But the railroad uniform would be a lees -giveaway
that it wasn’t Ike but in-* Detectives investigating the $5,-'
stead Pontiac's double to '000 safecracking early Saturday| pond and not lockéd up.
the President, aor a Predict Light Snow |morning of Giroux’s supermarket Keteatttses oaaitiamad the
Chambers, 52, of per-
ion Union Lake Road today said)sons at the Deland Jail to find
were Anderson St. ” Tonight, Tomorrow ce had no suspects in the crime.| out if any ——
at “People have been saying I have Detectives Don Francis ane — responsi
The Weatherman foresees cloudy , Dye weld pte thet err bic |broke into the store through a rear) 4 skies with a chance of some light | door.
snow this afternoon and evening .| The safe, they said, was el and the rest
Tomorrow it will be partly cloudy|Pletely wrecked,” apparently with|
with enow. flurrs a \tools including wrecking _ bars, | City officials were
father of four children, has | Snow TET ICS. | sledge hammers and cold chisels.| ‘another outbreak at the
worked on the Pontiac-Detroit The low tonight will range from No explosives were used, they add- Grand National Circuit stock car
commuter run since 1943, He has 16 to 20 degrees. The high tomor- ed. race held later in the day but the
lived in Pontiac for 28 years. row will be near 32. Mrs. Amy Galloway, manager ot event was held without incident.
The lowest temperature preced ‘the store, lives about half a ~~ WEEK as his army career in Europe,”
the Grand Trunk Railway brake-
man said.
Chambers, married and the
“A day doesn't go by that people)
don't kid me about my resem- away from the market.
m't Hpac ec ing 8 a. m. was 20 degrees. The — Se | The race which climaxed “Speed ae Ce ee rc the thermometer registered 27 “9 ] foley at Daytona Beach, was said. ‘Just Wednesday wi a ral Jets ( / m called within two laps of the fin- Detroit papers carried the story he _ em ee 1@) P. ete Ps
Was goimg to run again, all my
friends came up and said ‘why | Weight Restrictions
see you are going fo run again.’
Go on County Roads
lives up to his double by being a Weight restrictions will be
strong Republican and doing a lit- placed on all blacktop and grav-
tle golfing.” el county roads tomorrow,
Oakiand County _ Possible Record asts retaliated by slashing the tires
st a police car. When a second Non-Stop Flight _ |,» police cor, whens sca | LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, moved into high gear.
Va. #—Two Air Force jet fighter-| The racing crowd swarmed over
the bombers have campleted a non-|the four block strip where a crowd
road Commis- | stop flight from California to Lang-| of 10,000 was seeking entertain-
sion said today. Ss ley AFB in 3 hours ne ment. :
Trucks will be allowed to carry |apparently record time.
a maximum gross load of 11,700 The two Fates, averaging ee me a harted beer cans and
pounds on a single axle and 16.- than 670 m.p.h., left Norton AFB! rocks, wrecked furniture and
Chambers, a native of Ontario,
Chambers said that mest pro-
ple think he looks more like one
of the Eisenhower brothers. |
“Just the other night ata party
a bunch of kids swarmed over building, was totally destroyed \ . =p .
The loss was estiniatec at $50,000 ( rash-Lands In k ield
Eight small boats were de-
stroyed. e e
Three summer shops and a 1 O t e TO VOI S om es
business building were lost in ,
the downtown fire. .
Firemen said the blaze started PRENTON, N. J. (ENS) — A heroic, house-dodg. to aim his plane at a nearby small open field. Some
in the G. E. Beard Plumbing and 98 flight by an Air Force jet pilot was reported kids in the street ran screaming into their houses
heating. It spread to the Congo teday by an Army officer who watched as the fler Others stood rooted in terror
Shop, ae Hat Shop, a he crash landed near a a pix Honsins: project. “Suddenly the pilot tried to dip his plane under
Alice Jotin Rogers Shop, all closes : “ : . . "i
for the winter Capt. Robert M. Almes, 33, of Mount Holly, el atin aevel ‘ z ne ee the hail ~ A 15-mile an hour wind tossed N JL, nearly burned to death in his F86D Sabre Jet on ee i ee a CNET NE eS:
embers about However, the wind before two serveants rescued him BO TR RELES:
also was credited by firemen with “When I reached the plane, the pilot was stunned The captain had just taken off from MeGuire
Air Force Base near Trenton Sunday on a routine
training intercept flight when his engine quit. keeping the fire from spreading
further I unfastened his shoulder
His first but conscious straps to
and only question before he
lost consciousness was: ‘Did anyone get hurt?’ ” pial him out me and requested my autograph
to see which Eisenhower T was.”
“After all these day hy day vears
of joking and being told T look like
the President. which T take in a
good-natured way, | am beginning
fo think it myself.’ Chambers re
lated
“T didn't vote for Ike in the 1952
elections because I hadn't received
my citizenship papers as yet,”” he - mission said smashed windows as they ig-
nored tear gas and routed city
firemen who attempted to “hose
down” the crowd.
- —————|_ At one point, Bill France, presi-
dent of the National Association
for Stock Car Automobile Racing.
tried unsuccessfully to bring order 12 Nations Begin Secre
Atoms-for-Peace Parley “in. oe" | Finally, at 1 am., two com-
WASHINGTON (? — Twelve nations today start a 900 on a tandem axle, the com- at San Bernardino, Calif., at 12:50)
Thawing weather p.m. yesterday and landed at 4:24
conditions make restrictions nec- p.m. after covering the 2,400 miles)
essary, it was added, witeas refueling.
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panies of the 148th Anti-Aircraft
Storm Showers er one een * * .
Texas Panhandle desperate tight from th
With Gritty Sand ees “Tve seen fliers
ishes before ”* he
That By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, said, ey -
gA weak windstorm, this fight from the lawn of his home in the
at the edce of Ft
fisht with their planes to avoid
“but it was nothing like Spellman,
and face
Air Force
Petersen, for the hands
Dix sere
SEVERELY BI who received severe burns of the
in the rescue, paid tribute to two
ants. Julius Mo Oravetz and Robert
wr part in the rescue
RNED
said.. ‘But IT sure am going to vote |
for him it he gets nominated Conference that shapes up as a contest between the pee pe pee ae gens nary
‘gain’ United States and Russia over the form of a proposed | deat. gained order by arresting anyone
who refused to go home.
Cletus Allen, city manager,
blamed the trouble on liberties
given to the visiting racers. He
declared: world atoms-for-peace agency.
The Russians want it set up under the United Na-
tions Security Council, where their veto can be ef-
fectively used in running its affairs.
The United States wants it to have more auton- All Reds Re-elected
LONDON \W—All 11 members of
the present Presidium of the Cen-
tral Committee of the Soviet Com- hatched in man was a hero “They dived into that plane without regard for He ease haa a cincia “If we are going to be a racing
the d teat New Mex meena “Se acted as thorn herdidihit ciel it he died fini he oh al rine i Sieger that ihe pilot munist party have been eet: omy—as a specialized agency tied to the U. N. only |town, we'll have to enforce the le deserts NOV exica, mas or ee os : hth he S H i i # ) { eri al aie oday. " .
ee dle to. Provided it was alone, He squeezed every inch of was still alive.” Spellman said. Bath were severely oncow Tadio said Today. This is by a commitment to report once a year. laws. through the Texas Panhandle to- ' : _ qu vet es was still alive,” Spellman said. Both were severely the body which used to be known| : _ . oe
rr] showering ihe areal with Git distance fram his crippled plane burned as the Polithuro American officials are reported optimistic that the ;
ty ¢and LOST ALTITUDE . ——— closed-door conference, expected to last about two Senator Uses
: Propelled by winds of 30-55 “When J first) saw him, he appeared headed Almes, who is marned with two children aved Say Ike Will Run wens, wu each agreement pele propesed charter Political Trick m ph. the storm is expected to pass Stranzht -for ms house, but then he side-slipped ind 3, lives at: Mount Hoily, N. J. He was listed ‘ ‘OLUMBUS. Ohio ww ~ Three which already has been approved by eight of the ‘ Mheouch the MissoureArkensas bne losin maybe 200 to 300 feet of precious altitude in in’ fair” cor am m1 with sé voce burns of face. chest hitgion correspondents) pre: participating nations. ; Plus Psychology
bound for Kentucky and: the At the process and army, at Ft. Dix Base Hospital He camilveatcnday anal President) E: Officials are said to believe there is a good chance - 5.
lantic Seaboard, The Weather Bu * He is a member of the Saath Fichter Squadron Qnhower will run for a second that the Soviets will accept the charter without the PROVIDENCE, R.L uw — Sen
reau expects the storm to blow “T watched him swing overhead dodving houses attached to the Fastern Air Defense Command ter veto provision. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) used
itself out hy temorrew morning = ; - — a little-kmewn political trick in an
There were my indications th vos “on 1 ° ” effort to win votes for the Demo-
corm mich! step up ats foree and Lenten Guideposts—“God Gives More in Return orate
bring a repeat performance of sat ; tet
urday’s tornadoes which slammed 9 e e e e He used a taxi to go to Hope
into southern Thin and cen i High School for a speech and was
indiana ar S CCre \ C V Ca eC “= eC eC Ike V es in l 1] ) going “to give the driver a sub-
Fisewhere thie stantial tip with a plea to vote
flurries centinied vey tt SEM Democratic
Enciand states and the rertherr By WMRS. RALPH J. DARK Giants. had been a tither since are,” he told his bevhood friends cee: Nivin was offered $900 to the Series starts on Wednesday. “Sow it was a nation-wide story “But then I remembered some-
Great Lakes 4 A slagnt cool I had never seen Alvin so anger. .bevhood Headlines shouted that “and that includes what we earn. o. jr, a Rie arette brand Alvin We'll be in Cleveland that week- All of us left New York as quickly thing Sen. Green had told,” he
ing “Was noted in the Newthesst The morning papers were strewn he was about Pe an - caret oa an “ ieast . ae needed the money, but he didn't oe = i va aa : ape ans ae we ad . a It was slightly, « TOE «Nt “St aeross the breakfast table: none 1 per cent of the $11,000 he had of us; te gives much more in : amet he vack in time is for us to u ie story was awaiting ts . . .
other areas east of the Mis PPl oof us had krown a trenorter was Just earned in the Giants’ World return.” smoke; so in ail 2 me y ii i It four straight games.’ With Cleve- in’ Lake Charles. Follow-up ar- Kennedy and Sen. Green (D-R1) = ; present when Al Series vietory over Cleveland “ee (pies) (end wee ee he m e cefuse ; suit , 4 oe land the favorites, the possibility ticles appeared for several days, pon are nga en met
: eee : be Goniy kn Shee Eb hands wer oe easy decision, Next day Leo Du » G an a re ery! , Instead of a big tip,” Kennedy ; ro he far ‘ We , i that the Giants would win four and then came invitations for F . tt osts vin addressed the Of course, the family knew. \ ‘nough to see Alvin start his base- ..ocher then the nie: Sdanace _ Oy ews : aye 5 er \ . i . A “ have alw AS tithed hall e« ~ y mth the Boston Br -" oo ly i. a . a fe a - at aig Bt (essen Rink abt: Soy ORES eX Tope arioua chusicd on I eo Wu See ticanae IB ible class a . ee , teh ea approached Alvin on 6 field anc : ; / A , , told him to vote
1 fo Ze ns Calvary Baptist ce “ aa oa i ic os het Yet I believe my husband knows said) “The team needs a captain. ©n Satupday the Giants did win b ae all oan in n pine _ LOS ANGELES 1P -What does it , about tithing. He was waen his son has fulfilled old dreams. [), you want the job? It carries a Weir fourth straight, and Alvin was : 2 ‘
cost a business firm ta write Church in’ Yon- got his first job—delivering news- and he is happy as only a proud $500 bonus.” at the New York church at 9.30% oe ee are was reluctant Personal Plane of Mao
letter? kers, New York “paperg near our home in Lake father can be I asked Alvin once if he ever the next moming. That was the ne eee 'o thls Crashes in Plot Failure A survey of 200 Lis Angeles busi: on October 3, Charles, Louisiana. for $290 4 Flarly in Wis Major League ca prayed for his team to win, He day he spoke about tithing, the ae NO . NS).
nessmen. indicates the figure 1s 1954 cake - shonk his head. “I don’t believe Gay the newspaper reporter got? “It takes a couple of hours a BECCA ONCE Tse-tung aa ry mie 7 5 “ ih v : “ Are ACTOSS a { & na |
is aa 31 and ples Looks ikke Pye HE GIVES MORE IN RETURN vn Today’ Ss Press God answers prayers to win. How a ue ae appeared a day to give a talk—about ten per reported today to have exploded Ms Uneludes dictation. steho- eat cand he tal ith the: country.
Brachie ime : over head, mailing been) {BEOND a Shon ly yaltcr hey had | gone y ue ewan ; ee ; wank: So Une 22 I guess s another and crashed two weeks ago shortly Petit 2 Gling and pelated Curse " Alvin work. | was busy one day cle: County News my Se . NATION-WIDE STORY way of tithing myself. before the Red Chinese leader was
i — Se “\ said) “Maybe 1 ing his room. I was arranging hi- peditorials ............. 6 Nob ae are rine AlN ni would ce Tithing had always been a pe a due to board it.
The Samia made by Dr Should have AL DARK dresser when T noticed several sports. ....... ee Ha & een ust’ aking Gate at sonal thing with Alvin. He had — TOMORROW—Lee Bristol The pro-Natjonalist newspaper
Eoxa Keitht wate usiness ed. talked absut something else.” emvelopes. They were his budget. Theaters . og (HED NOWREES “ . The eae talked about it as once he had Jr., a” Business exec oe tells said the crash was caused by gand
Be wiles. + 1 s 31) feu ke r * 4, and on one were the words, “Fur dio Prog < 5 ad asked 1 fo address the Sum 4; cussed it with his friends., He the inspiring stery of the “Spir- put in the engines in a deliberate ucation facult\ at UC - whos But th cret Was out. The ¢ TV & Radi Pr rane 35 i clas g
nye are at th ile 1 n ). the church’ ne 125 Pay school classe wanted to encourage it, out he felt itWal Commandos.” plot to kill the c of the few businessnmien are aware of the «wh eountry soon knetw that Al Wilson, Earl ; ¢
high cust of correspondence, p vin Darky captain of the New: ¥ork “God owns everything we _ Women's Pages, «11, 15,46, 17 # “I'd like to,” said Alvin, “but (his remarks would go no further.) (F a ee copyright, 1956) Red Chinese government.
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Aircraft Probe
Hits High Gear House Subcommittee to.
Scrutinize Operations.
of Five Firms
|
WASHINGTON (INS) — A con-|
gressional probe of aircraft con-|
cerns goes into high gear this!
week with five companies coming|
under scrutiny, including strike-|
bound Republic Aviation.
* * *
A House armed services sub-|
committee, headed by Rep. F.|
Edward Herbert (D-La), turns its,
attention beginning today to some|
of the nation’s most important air-
plane manufacturing companies. * * *
The firms, and the order in
which they will be called upon, |
are: Grumman Aircraft Engi-
neering Corp., Bethpage, N. Y.;
McDonnell Aircraft Corp., at St.
Louis, Mo.; Douglas Aircraft Co.,
Inc., Santa Monica, Calif.; Re-
public Aviation Corp., Farming-
dale, N. Y.; and Chance-Vought
Aircraft Co., Dallas, Texas.
The House unit is investigating
the profits, production and per-
formances of the nation’s 15 ma-
jor manufacturing firms which
produce aircraft for the Air Force
and Navy.
New Elections Fund
Bill Hinted in Senate (Continued From Page One)
amounts would have priority over
the proposed new federal law.
The bill also would raise the
present . three-million-dollar limit
imposed on the Democratic and
Republican national committees to
20 cents per vote for the highest)
vote cast in any of the preceding
three presidential elections.
It also would permit eee Beal
and radio networks to give free
and equal time to federal office!
candidates whose party polled at
least 4 per cent of the popular;
vote in the previous election or w Re
could present petitions signed b PARIS (INS)—The French cabi
epresenti | today on new outbreaks of vio
pasa i yan com ol lence in srencg North Africa which
took at least 90 lives over the
weekend,
* a Lo]
Hoeft and Birrer
Now in Tiger Fold DETROIT (INS)—Pitchers Billy
Hoeft and Werner (Babe) Birrer
today agreed to terms for the 1956
season after exchanging telephone
calls from Lakeland, Fla., with
Detroit Tiger general meneame:
Herold (Muddy) Ruel.
With the two hurlers now in the.
fold, only two Tigers remained un- the weekend produced a bumper
signed. All-star shortstop Harvey crop of accidents in Waterford
Kuenn and Ist baseman Earl Tor- Township, Police Chief Frank Van-
-geson have yet to agree on NeW aiia said today. Five of the 17 re-
Se iported accidents involved injuries,
jhe said, and qa sixth narrowly
Two Days | Left missed being fatal : | # lac driver whose car spun
to Beat Deadline out of control, hitting three
for New Plates off Airport Road at Cutler Road
‘yesterday morning, was reported
Car owners have two days left to
beat the deadline for driving with
al olerene Truck Driver Safe Willis M. Brewer, manager of as Flames Hit Cab
the Pontiac branch of the Mic a
A truck driver whose cab Department of State, 53-55
Parke St. said new plates may bel
purchased from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to- motor burst into flames just as he
morrow.* jopened the door was able to leap to
Wednesday the office will be safety Saturday night
open from 9 a.m. “until the last) Driver Walter Zrakovi of Grand
customer leaves,’ Brewer said. Blanc told Oakland County Sher-
The office closes at 5 p.m. today. iff's deputies he had smelled gaso-
Brewer urged purchasers to line fumes in the cab seconds be
avoid the last-day rush. fore the fire broke out
———————— | Thinking the underseat gas tanh
lmight have sprung a leak, Zrakov
|stopped his truck on US 10
|Hill Road and opened the door to | The meeting, presided over by
\President Rene Coty, was expect
led to discuss the military situation
Chaotic weather conditions over
trees
Glass Door Smashed
as Thieves Take $193
Some $193 in cash was reported Investigate
stolen from a dairy at 424 Oakland) As the door opened. fire Ave. which was broken into Friday out in the cab and motor compart-
night. ment. Zrakovi jumped.
Owner Tefonce Power, 15 Mar-) Holly Fire Department subdued
via St, said front door glass had the flames, de pu es sald
been smashed and the money loot ~~
ed trom a hiding place Circuit Court Grants
33 Divorce Decrees lonia Justice Dies at 80
Divorce decrees granted recent IONIA John L. Sullivan
Ionia city justice of the peace the
lv in Oakland County Circuit Court
include at Oak
broke
past three years and former city
and township supervisor, died Sun-
day at his home. He was 80.
The Weather : PONTIAC AND VICINITY Mestir
cloudy teday with a chance ef seme light
snow this afternoon and evening. Colder
high 91-35. Partly cloudy tonight and
temerrow. a few snow flurries likely
Colder tenight, low 16-76 Centinued
eold tomorrow, high near 22. Northeast
te west winds 0-18 mph
Today in Pontiae :
Lowest temperature preceding & am Pe .
At © am: Wind velocity 2 mph, Mars? Richard B Taracke
Direction East e i Ro oGieble
Bun rises Tuesday e! 7099 @ Other effective in «six 1 f
5 gets Monda at @ 2 pr include
Moon rises Monday at A 38 |
Moon set eaday es: & 04 &@ Fone f g
Dewntown Temperatures 5 * ; éaor tease BO 1} a om . o% He ¥ ee
Tam Ti) l?r a. Lee
= 1 « ' Sar ‘ ) 1 n , 28 ¢ Bea
9 a m., . 1 2 p.m 27 Kal H Siankar
10 a.m f Rebert & Doug’as
—— m Arénit ID Evans
Sunday in Pontiac ™m George Pangrace
fAs recorded downtown) Ollie Ex ATi
Fighest temperature 5 orn Pa : Jones
Lowest temperature 15 Donald R Broeker
Mean temperature cae 3 Char ea a arer
Weather —Sunny n Fenton Thompsor
One Vear Age in Pontiac
Highest temperature as Supplies far Party Lowest temperature
Mean temperature
Weather—Rain . oe
“8 Taken From Store
Lowest Temper-tures This Highest and Thieves who broke into a Clyds
ie tn 1000 Date in 84 Years Aa 100 krocery store Saturday night
walked off with supplies for a Sunday's Temperature Chart Otiel (eae ; an Baltimore 67 Los Angeles 63 4¢ Party Jakland County Sheriff's
Bismarek 7 at Miami 78 6 detectives said today Brownsville 79 69 Milwaukee 79 616 eae = : :
Buffalo 31 24 Minneapolis 15 - ° Leland Walters, owner of Wal
Caatene ne = ca €; S$ ters’ Grocery on Main street, re
Denver 48 (23 eitcearen ed 34 ported a preliminary check indicat- - sisco 52 39 \
Fort Worth & $6 6.8 Marie 21 yee the robbers took beer, wine,
Rataeies HIF ea cy, 1M candy, pop, cigarettes, gum and Lansing 42 17, Washington 57 i luncheon meats. SKATING STAR CHOOSES PONTIAC — Gundi
Busch, Olympics ice skating star and top Ice Fol
lies performer, poses with a new red and gray
ea de after she arrived at the Pontiae plant
and.
John Statly, i
Johansson of
month’s tour.
in the troubled area and the possi
met holds an emergency meetingible sending of reinforcements to
Algeria.
The French officials also will
talk over economic, social and
political reforms for the territory.
Al least 83 Algerian Nationalist
were killed during the weekend
as French troops invaded the
Bad Weather Increases
Waterford Accident Toll
condition in Pontiac
al today.
Hospital authorities said Keith
Nealis, 24, of 51 8, Paddock St. in critical
General Hospit
| suffered severe head injuries in
the accident,
Lawrence Beach, 53 of a arkston
walked away snare after driv
ing his car into the side of a mov
ing freight train at “tr e Airport
Road Grand Trunk crossing, Satur
morning, Chief VanAtta said
Was demolished,
the
100 late to avoid hitting the train
Four people injured and
one of them hospitalized in an ac
cident last night on M59
cent Lake Road. Charles
13, of 119 Prospect St , re
ported in satisfactory condition in
Pontiac Hospital with
dislocated hip suffered in the crash ty
The
Beach said he saw car
were
at Cres
Banks,
was
General
Charles was riding in a car
driven by Elise Cheis, 38, also of
119 Prospect St_| Mrs. Cheis and
her son, Stephen, 8 were treated
and released,
Mrs eur collided with one
dmven by Bruce Ritchie, 18. of Wa
terford Township, also treated for
Chief VanAtta af
accident to icy road Cheis
minor injuries
tributed the
conditions
Three persons suffered minor in
Juries Jast night in an accident
m Clintonville Road at Walton
Boulevard when cars driven by
Maleom Crowe, 37, of Waterford
Township and Jaequeline Retan
-S, also of Waterford Townsh p
cullided
Crowe; his wife, Marjorie, 38;
and Mrs. Retan were injured.
Two passengers suffered minor
injuries when a car driven by Rob
ert Milligan, 25, of Waterford
Township. skidded on ice and hit
i culvert Saturday evening on Wil
liams Lake Road af Coventn
Road
Pantire ( ral Hospital autho
es said they treated Hazel Mill
! yu Mt Themas Barry, US
Toot f Waterford Town Nj ifte
th
M na Deshson do. of W;
ferford Township, whose car hit an
} it skidade { the
uc} ‘ (rics Y |
route fray I \
released {y 1 Pontiac G il Hos
tal
Five-Car Crash Injures
Couple From Rochester
A Rox
injured S hester man and his sister
itl night in a five
pileup on Rochester Road near
Mile Road reperted in
satisfactory condition today in St
Joseph Mercy Hospital
William Lorthe ry, 24, suffered pos uday
cat
AM were
sible injuries to his yaw and neck
inthe erash, Geraklne: Lott Yery, 16
suffered lacerationS and possible
back inpiries ‘
Troy Townshyp Police said the
other dmvers involved in the acci->
dent were Lloyd Kistter> 40, and
49, both of Rochester, flashers - |
}
|
t
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here to take delivery. She and her husband Gosta
Sweden are in the U. S. for a
French to Discuss Africa rebel stronghold in the Censtan-
ting department of Algeria.
In Morrocco, four French troop-
ers were killed by rebels near Fez
‘Frenchmen
wounded in the small-arms
with a large rebel band,
«* ¢@ * Twelve other were
duel
In
and nearby Taza, a former Caid
his teenaged son were slain
Nationalists threw a hand grenade
at the Caid and followed it up
with rifle shots.
FRENCHMEN ATTACK
And in the
stantine, some S00 young French-
men attacked: police |
The incident began with thous
ands of Frenchmen attending a
memorial for French soldiers killed
n a rebel ambush last week
The service was called to protest
the “inadmissable secrecy'’ which
local authorities clamped down
the burial of the soldiers.
* LJ 7
After the memorial ended, hun-
dreds of French youths attacked
police headquarters, hurling stones
and pieces of iron at the police
Tear gas was used to clear the
streets of ost aos:
Democrats Elect
George D. Hicks Re-elected preside
tine Cit¥ Democratic Club vester
day was George D. Hicks
Some 125 members attended the
election mecet-
ing at Fisher Un
Hal] &21
Ave
officers
1956
Marvin nt of the Pon
v
won
Baldwin
Other
named for
include
Kuschinsky, first
vice president
John Kent,
ond vice
dent: Norman
Albert Mallott,
Hazel Kusch- SEC-
presi
HICKS
Bolton. treasurer
recording secretary:
insky corresponding secretary
Llnvd Lewis. trustee: Conrad
Beaubian, sergeant-at-arms: and
George Stewart, guide
Speakers included State Rep
Walter I McMahon .D-Hazel
Park), Pontiae Citvy Coammission-
er Harry W. Lutz and former Pon-
tiac mayor, Arthur J. Law
Expect Ike |Women's Republican
Algerian city of Con-! Bentley Mum
on State Bid Lawmaker Continues.
Tour of Speechmaking;
Hits Williams’ Charge |.
| DETROIT uw — Rep. Alvin M.!
|Bentley (R-Mich) kept up a round)
jof speechmaking in Michigan today)
without saying whethet he will seek'|
re-election to Congress or run for'
the Republican nomination as gov-|
ernor. He has indicated he will }
announce his ears soon,
In a speech wore for the!
Club of
Grosse Pointe, Bentley
foreign policy statements made re-
cently by Democratic Gov.
|Mennen Williams.
The congressman said, “I notice the brilliant Elfgance
who now fancies ities at a Paris,
‘himself an expert on international rant
laffairs, is roaming the country cry
sex. Eleven Lose Lives that our governor,
ing ‘what peace?’ ”
“The answer to that,”
fey said, “can and should be
given by the millions of Ameri-
can women who must gratefully
acknowledge that the guns are |
silent and that we have prosper-
ity without having to go to war to
achieve or maintain it.”
Bentley declared, ‘‘The Eisen-
50 years, has brought
us out of war. On these facts alone,
it will be judged a success by the near Whitehall.
| people of is eedlillgi
| In a speech veneraay to a group
lof 200 Estonians in Detroit, Bent-
jley said he will continue to work tempting to cross a Detroit street. Ment is British reluctance to gran
for the “peaceful liberation of the
captive countries behind the Iron
Curtain."" He praised the United
States policy of non-recognition of was crushed Friday ni;
Soviet Russia’s seizure of the Bal- oi) truck skidded on an iey road 0n the Mediterranean islé
tie states of Estonia, Latvia and
Lithuania.
Second Polio Shots
Now Are Available
Second injections of Salk polio
vaccines are available for children
who received first injections after criticized given this elaborate mask which,
shower Republican foreign policy, waygo and
\like Republican foreign policies of
jthe past
|peace to this country and has kept the
| | wh The Day in Birmingham |
City Eyes Traffic, Funds
in Parking Lot Studies | BIRMINGHAM — Finances for!commissioners might establish pri-
ithe city’s parking lot program will| orities for all of the four proposed
go under study tonight, with a re- parking lots) summarizes bond is-
iport tallying possible funds that| sues, previous actions, assessments
lean be used. Maple Avenue's|that can be made and ordi-
joverload of traffic also will be nances that apply to financing the
discussed introduction of a tral; hots:
fic engineer’s report. mene yh 7
City Manager D. C. Egbert’s re-! Pools ty cl ped aes
| Port (requested recently so that pletion, the lots HH, south of
Hamilton and the Southeast
British Holding Sct
Cyprus Parley
i ay ing been practically eliminat-
d from consideration.
Traffic engineer T. M. Vander-
istempel’s report on Maple trafffic
‘will outline possible hours of no
iparking on the thoroughfare, NO HUNTING —That’ s the name
seems to invite what it forbids. High Colonial Officials .... a .
G. Twigs, birds, ivy and sequins 9 BEARINGS SCHEDULED
Open Talks in Move to
Bring Settlement A hearing on assessment dis-
tricts on widening and paving of
{Willetts from Bates to Chester is
slated tonight, as well as hearings
“NICOSIA (INS) — British Co- on the Eton Road pavement wid-
lonial Secretary A, T. Lennox- ening from Lincoln to Yosemite
Boyd and Governor Sir John Hard- and on the Webster crossover,
‘ing opened talks today in the latest through a Hunter boulevard island.
|move to bring about a political one 5 —— The right of way and paving settle ment on strife-torn Cyprus. | of Ferndale i Park Streets, . .
in State Traffic Cyprus. | The talks at the heavily-guarded’ tabted recently, will come again
(Continued From Page One) government house in Nicosia will’ pefore commission’ 8 eye. On this,
| day night in a head-on collision “termine whether Lennox - Boyd john W. Gafill has a communi-
will meet with Archbishop Makari- cation for the city’s attention,
os, leader of the pro- Greek Cypriot ; :
Marian Fay 15, of Ne- nationalists. Referring to a Howard Johnson
Al Weymer, 20, of restaurant that is to be bdilt on
eymer, 20, The archbishop reportedly has th. northwest corner of Telegraph
Croton died Saturday night whe ‘n sent a final reply to Harding con- | ang Maple roads, Supervisor Da-
car in which they were riding. cerning British proposals to end yid FE. Anderson of Bloomfield
the Cyprus crisis. Township asks the city to con-
| The British have offered self. Sider providing sewer and water
Walter Priehs, 68 determination * ‘in the foreseeable to the corner.
killed . : < future” for the pro-Greek and pro ible in a snowstorm Saturday Turk residents (ofl the! {alana
when struck by The major obstacle to a settl designed for
Night festiv-
France, restau- make up this mask,
on M21 near Davison.
Baxter,
hit an icy spot and went off U.S. 31
2
Two Seater Methodist Church
a. groups have slated nw etings. To-
t night. the Friendship-« rcle meets
at 8 p.m. with Mrs, John Strang,
1749 Penistone, and the Mary Og-
den circle meets tomorrow at 1
1P m, with Mrs, John Pierce, 850
Mansfield , of Detroit was
a car while at-
Cypriot demands for full amnesty
> for all political prisoners held by
28, of Utica the British forces.
ght when his Raymond Courtney, U.S. CRUSHED BY TRUCK
Thomas H. McKim,
consu
and, saw
Archbishop Makarios today for the
third time in recent days.
Although the subject of their
| discussion Was not announced,
political observers said the meet-
ings indicated the extent of U.S.
interest in the negotiations be-
| tween the British and the Cy-
pricts.
* *
near Romeo and Se Pee ey
Wednesday, and the planning
beard meets Tuesday night.
Three members of the planning
unit met Saturday with City Plan-
ner Herbert Herzberg, and with-
out a quorum, discussed several
items for approaching meetings.
* * = rolled over,
49, of
fatally injured Saturday night in a Nettie Oake. Detroit was
collision in Macomb County.
Junius White, 30, of Mount
Clemens was killed Sunday night |
en a car in which he was rid-
ing went off U.S. 25 near New
Baltimore and hit a tree.
Richard \ Individually-motored train cars | Meanwhile; the nationalist news-. which can be coupled into long of Albion paper, Alitheg, said Cypriot de- oleott, 27,
Oct. 1 of last year in Pontiac and was killed Sunday when thrown mands had been reduced to their '@!NS or can a2 Waly de ue Oakland County Health Depart-
ment clinics, Ld we hs
Vaccine for first injections is still
in very short supply, clinic rep-
resentatives said.
Private physicians have vaccine
second injections for
admin- on hand for
ill children to whom they
the first injections,
A LJ ister
D. Monore, county health director,
to bring their children in for second 9.
injections at once so that immu-
nization may be completed before
next summer's pole season.
Admits nclocont eondten
Fined $75 by Judge
to of
E
paid
before
Cecil a charge
Norman Pleading guilty
indecent conduct
Keller, 18, of Seelyville, Ind
a $7) fine at arraignment
Pontiac Municipal Judge
McCallum Saturday
Pol charged Keller solicitated
an moral in the men
lounge of a downtown establish-
ment.
Man and Wife Injured
as Car Leaves Highway
A Utica man and his wife were
reported in satisfactory condition
today in St. Joseph Mercy Hos:
pital after accident Saturday
night on J: R 18'2 Male
Road,
Patricia Crystal, 26.
possible concussion and
in the crash. Joseph ies
suffered lacerations and : ice
act s
an
t An near
suffered a
lacerations
31,
br AaASIONS
Troy Township Police al Crys-
tal’s car left the road. hitting a
tree
feavens fer Warten
to Attend Conference
Fred S. Galloway. director of
Oakland County Department of
Veterans Affairs, is leaving for
Washington, ID.C_ today to attend
habilitation Conference
the American Legion National Re-
Galloway is making the trip as a
guest of the American Legion of NM
Michigan
Will Reveal
Election Plan Wednesday
WASHIN (INS) —President that Mr. Eisenhower has decided
Fisent second term decision to be a candidate
We til 1 hest-kept se tf in
\\ : he Tie Fven most Democrats in Wash
‘ . } + that he « say ington were conceding privately
etd fly fheowerk ie that the chances of the President
« * . withdrawing from the race now
With the President back at the appear exceedingly small,
White H mise after his “week of presidential associates expect
decision” Georgia vacation, his an- Vir. Ejsenhower to qualify his
nour cement could come at any “yes” with a frank appraisal of his
Ene. health, including the possibility
Indications are, however, that he that the next few months may still will wait until Wednesday to reveal prove the burden of the White
his decision at his regular weekly House too heavy for his mended news conference. He is expected
to give a mere detailed explana
tion to the American people the
same evening over a nationwide
television and radio broadcast,
White House aides and close
Members of the President's offl-
cial family, with one or two pos-
sible exceptions, still haven't
been told (ae answer to the big
question.
and Claren¢e Aiken, 60, and Harold Most are convinced along with
Rogers, 31, of Royal Oak. jthe rest of the capital, however,
- é ¢
4 Ss 2 heart.
He will, they believe, emphasize
that he will do nothing to s@ek the
nomination but will accept a draft
if there is no setback in his re-
covery. ,
Golf Confab at MSU
EAST LANSING wh — The 26th
Conference for Golf Course
Greenkeepers will be held March
13-16 at Michigan State University. annual Parents are urged by Dr. John Mrs. Joseph paborge
tam of Pontiac and a sister, Mrs from a car against a utility pole. lowest level: The paper said: muters to towns off the main rail
line will again be discussed before Mrs. Florence Stock, 37, of Keel-| ad == ; >mbhe thers who wi er, was struck and killed Satur We have said our last word. It sesaleg We a a i yt . ” 7 a . rc e mn °
day night by a car on US. 12 is up to Britain now to show an aren bs ge * se ae
near St. Joseph equal degree) of goodwill.”’ A theft of $590 worth of diamond
wedding and engagement ring sets
from. the window of Kincaid’s
jewelers is being investigated by
Police Lt, Merlin Holmquist. The Most of Taxpayers
Sill fo File Returns si aio. te ie Joseph (Malsina) LaBarge,| An estimated 1,800,000 residents the heavy plate glass window with
of 278 N. Cass ee died last of Michigan have yet to file income 2 instrument of some kind, po-
nos after an illness of six months. tax returns before the April 16 lice say, although jt worked when
She was born in Quebec, Canada deadline, District Tax Director A, Teset for a test.
in 1862 and married Jose ph M. Menninger estimated this week. ‘The robbers were apparently
LaBarge. She resident of Menninger stated that at the half. the same ones who broke a win-
the city Way mark approximately 800,000 dow and stole about $1,000 in
returns have been processed by the diamond ring sets from Mey-
Detroit area office of the Internal er's Jewelry in Koya] Oak the Pontiac Deaths
was
r 44 years
Surviving are five children;
SU Let te Heron. Revenue Service Completed forms same night, Holmquist says.
arthur LaBarge of Pontiac, Ale are coming in at a 15 per cent fast-. Both robberies occurred Saturday pon tamerxerst poate Phillip er rate than in 1954, he said night, the local one during the Me sitet I ee Refunds are currently being re- lightning storm which showered
: y Bareomb of Auburn ceived by taxpayers who filed heavy rains Into the broken win- Heights. early. Of the state's 2,600,000 tax- dow,
Also sumiving are 33 grand- payers, over 58,000 have gotten . “ ;
children, 69 great-grand hidcen checks amounting to more than dhe Brobhery Sore any Rloves. : ~ > according to patrolmen’s investi- and one great-great-grandchild $1 700,000 . suineuibroke bw
Funeral will be at 10 am ee Raton © Lae pt Dy alla
ene sday ea ae : ‘Dead’ Vaurant Loses Police are searching for Mrs.
PAMOUILSS SURO Le UE Laura Agnes Deland, 17-year-old in Mt. Hope Cemetery Homey Sleeping Site daughter of Mrs, Perna Colburn,
There will be a recitation of the CHARLESTON, W. Va. (INS)—A 976 Ruffner, who reported the girls Rosary at 8 pm Tuesday from startled Charleston woman called disappearance on Sunday,
the Melvin A. Schutt) Funeral police when a furnace re pairman George Simenton
Home told her there was a body be- George Simenton, 280 Daines,
neath her porch planning supervisor at the Plym-
Mrs. Edwin F. Floyd When police arrived, the “body” outh plant in Detroit, and a resi-
a moved. An elderly vagrant told of- dent here for 18 years, died this
Irs. Edwin Fo tklizabeth Ruth) fcers morning at his home. He had been
‘ yd. . of 425 ore Lake “1 don't understand the fuss ill-only a short time.
Ave. died at her home this morm- [ye h sleeping here for 1
ing after an illness of four years eee leeping here for 15 gern in Marlette, in 1898, he
Born in Braxton County, West — ee Was a member of the Presby-
terlan church there, He had at- Virvinia tn 1884, she was thg dau h
fer ateChaney eand) Susa®® Given To Be Guest Speaker tended Alma college and mar-
Armstrong. She married Edwin F Kenneth L. lallenben Vardar ried Elizabeth Dervoe in 1928 in
Floyd in 1918 and was a resident of the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan reatinc: Were: they Ryd before
of the city for 27 years Authority, will be guest speaker coming here, His only survivor
Surviving besides her hushand is for the monthly meeting of the is his wife,
a sister, Mrs. I. C. Summers of Supervisors Inter-County Commit- Funeral will be at 2 pm.
Barrickville, West Virginia. tee Thursday at 10 am. in the Wednesday at Manley Bailey Fue
Funeral arrangements are pend- Washtenaw County Courthouse, neral Home, with buria] in White
Kirkhs ing at the Funeral Home. Ann Arbor. Chapel Cemetery.
Loyola Merion
OUR PRICES
Lovola Morton, 48, of 42 Eliza-
beth St. died Thursday in Pontiac
General Hospital. INVITE
Born in Pontiac in 1907, he was
the son of John W, and Mary E, COMPARISON
Rann Morton, He married Emma :
Kelley in 1927 and was a lifetime
resident of the city
Surviving besides his wife and
mother are four sisters: Nelhe |) Qo ll com mm mee ee ee ee eee ee
Ryder of Pontiac, Verness Hackett at
and Genevieve Hines of Flint and
Winifred Goodson of Holly ‘
Funeral will be at 2 pom Weed
nesday from the Trinity Baptist
Church, Buria] will follow in Oak
Hill Cemetery, The body is at the Need Not Be
William F, Davis) Fu Ineral Homie Expensive
Mrs. Harlan }. Walters . We invite you
Mrs. Harland J. (Vera Louise)
Walters, 43, of 48 Merrimac St to compare our
died yesterday in Pontiac General
Hospital after an illness of several prices on
years. VMiamo ja's {
Born in Owosso on October 15, f Meneta " aoc $35
1912, she was the daughter of Bert quality materi- ;
and Julia Yoeman Joy. She mar- , MONUMENTS From $150
ried Harlan J. Walters in 1937. als and-> work-
Mrs. Walters is survived by her
husband. her mother, Mrs. Julia manship.
Joy of Owosso: a son, Jack Lang
INCH MEMORIALS, INC. Flosie Hoag of Saginaw ;
Funeral will be at 2 pm Over 60 Years of Service in Pontiac
Wednesday from the Farmer-
Snover Funeral Home with burial 864 N. PERRY ST. FE 5-6931
in Oak Hill Cemetery, Owosso,
,
pa i —s Ate THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1956 THREE :
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6 DOZ. for An estimated 3,000,000 peo- |
; ple, one-sixth of all Iran's popu-
TT / lation, manage to scratch a liv. |
ing from the Zagros region.
97¢ Value | Most of them belong to four main
Me dicated | tribal groups, Kurds, Lurs, Bakh-
eer cis | tlari and Keshgais. Hardy, cou-
Ciaper rash rageous and fiercely independent
; these tribesmen carry on the |
nomadic life their ancestors knew
when Babylon was young. plated Gitt boxed
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after settlement of the Anglo-Ir- Value Headquarters. Come prepared to buy
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GRAND. OPENING Tuesday, Wed nesday & Thursday
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SEE THE NEW Be Our Guests for the Next Three Evenings! _ FREE GIFT and exciting panorama of Now that our expansion has been completed, we invite you to come in and browse itor every lady attending our
refreshing new designs and around through our newly enlarged store. Have a good time viewing everything : Open House. It’s absolutely
decorator-inspired designs. that's up-to-the-minute in home furnishings. Remember, 3 big evenings, Tuesday, free . . . No purchase
| Wednesday and Thursday this week! necessary.
LOCALLY OWNED
Thomas Economy Furniture Company,
one of Pontiac's oldest and most reliable
stores, was founded 42 years ago by
William D. Thomas, Sr., and is still
owned by the Thomas family.
, AMPLE FREE PARKING SEE . . . stunning Modern af SEE... the newest in colors
its best. We've brought back and fabrics! Great strides
the cream of the crop from the have been made in the de-
Furniture Shows held recently velopment of wonderful tex-
in Chicago and New York. tures, patterns and colors.
Masterpieces of craftsman- Breathtakingly lovely and so
ship! very many!
Wilma Thomas Dickinson William D. Thomas, Jr.
Secretary-Treasurer President
This Is Not Refreshments
a Sale... Onenleeee NOE , Demonstrations This | penstvery | Night Nearly an Acre of Furni- . ° is Is a Show From 7 to 9 Gifts m . ture on Display. One of
Tuesday, Wednesday Michigan's Largest Home
and Thursday Furnishings Stores.
prnate ensoeae me ceet: eee ie |
Chas. Uligian
General Manager
¥ Rh OO REINA IPR ng. tei | * amie - wre
Keith Johnston
Merchandise Manager Glyn Stone
Floor Covering Manager
Joe E. Comer A. Kelly Don Auten Chas. Martin
Salesman. Appraiser Salesman Salesman Salesman
Ed. Carlson
Service Manager J. Edw. DeGroot
Credit Manager ~
ee kets at Tiffany's, is that they do the turn of the century,
Search Your Attic Pronto
Wooden Indians By PHYLLIS BATTELLE says the
NEW YORK. (INS)—The reason humidors.’
more people aren't wealthy today Eager tobacconists in New York,
Ge go . ~' aware of this recent ‘fashion re- buying champagne for their income vival” of the ‘cigar store Ingian
tax adjusters and picking up trin- which went out in popularity at
can't get
not bother to snoop through their their hands on the real McSioux.
cellars, attics and storage rooms . started — cat —
‘ : dealers,” said one, ‘and I'd be for items of value. , : : ; ve A farther ahead if I paid a real
Tadi. tand front with Such snoops should be conducted ae 4 ae usin pone —
once. a ‘year, like seeing the dentist.
But even when they “are, alas, a week, I'd still be cheaper off.”
many people bumble over a fortune | A last official count,
simply out of sentiment or stupid-| - i .
ity. (Some women will squeal with |
delight over an old valentine, and
toss away the envelope stamped
with a collector's item valued at
20,000.)
For the sake of those who plan |
to dig through their possible pots
of gold in the basement this
spring-cleaning time, here ts a
fairly hot tip:
A legitimate cigar store Indian,
which can usually be spotted by
a hole in the head, is worth up-
wards of $1,500. The hole in the|
head, incidentally, is for linseed-|
oiling and preservation. |
“There are probably 600 or 700,
cigar store Indians stored away in|
homes around the U.S.’’, reports
one New York antique dealer, ‘and
we are willing to pay good prices’!
for them.” |
PLENTY OF CIGARS
Depending upon the vintage, size
and artistry of these wooden nico- |
tine salesmen, an owner could
rightly expect to get the price of
anywhere from hundreds to thous-
ands of the finest Havana cigs Ars.
“I would gladly also throw in,’
dealef, “some antique
could give them away free for
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“EYE OPENER” “Why Labor Is In
Favor of the Bond
Issue for 5c Parking’
TUNE IN DAILY
1:15 - 1:45 P. M. Peruvian Rebellion
PON! Leader in Refuge Spensered by the UAW - C10 r eB
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SMOKE RINGS—White vapor rings go skyward
from the exhaust system of a new unit of Southern
Chemical Cotton Co. at Chattanooga.
official said the rings are -actually steam and
at the outset of the
jnot been restored THF PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1956
‘Seeks Seat in Senate
1 NILES uf — Milton E. Scherer
of Waterviiet has announced he
_will seek the Democratic nomina-
tion for the State Senate seat of
Robert Faulkner (R-Coloma)
IMS when it didnt matter too penters—frequently ship's c&rpen- the big ones are commandingly who is not seeking re-election
much, indicated that less than 600 ters whg were tired of making fierce, warlike and probably seri- Scherer, a former state represent
were now standing in- front of to- prow decor—turne d toc arving In- ously decayed. Don't worry about ative, is chairman of the
bacconist shops in the states. Mu- dians, that : Science Department of the Soo
seums have grabbed up many of pITTLE RESEMBLANCE Age cannot wither the infinte Branch of Michigan Tech but
$e, é ‘re probably are far price oO} igar store Indian! maintains his home é let Ps se, sna probably ar Sincelihenelicnrversthad never Price e of ac st store mainta is home in Watervlic
ewer toda) Social
ernie : - z + . seen American Indians, they bore & Ls * P
litue resemblance to the real thing.
The Indian tobacco peddler-Hence, if you should find a statue
started in Sir Walter Raleigh’s day that looks hke a pygmy with a
when the gallant rover came back tomahawk in hand, It could be
to Queen “Elizabeth and informed really old and Vi aluab le.
her that the red-skinned natives of
America were fuming at the gills. When the art finally got to Amer-
All over Europe the smoking ica in the late 18th Century, In-
habit became popular and car- dians became Indian-like again and |
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zilian consulate in the northeast &gJ
Almest Frantic from Peruvian city of Iquitos
The newspaper La Nacion said @
Merino had taken refuge there}
DRY with his wife and daughter. He an-
. nounced his capitulation Safurday
First applications of Zemo—a F .
doctor’s soothing antiseptic —
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scalp irritations. Zemo stops
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loyal to the government had ar-
rived at Iquitos, scene of Merino’s
attempt.
Constitutional rights, suspended
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THE PONTI. AC PRESS, _MONDAY, FEBRU ARY 2 956
THE PONTIAC PRESS Trade Mark — > besneng we oe a eS ee Sunday
raldnas ead Pastis President co Publisher
FP. Howass H. Prrecerais {1,
see eutive: vies Presiéent Vice President sno¢
and Advertising Director Business Manager
pets te qr eaahbanaeer Treasurer and General x ps
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Joun W. Prreceratp Ww. cu Praxins,
Secretary and Editor Retail Advertising Mgr. Rosrat B Tare Groncs C Inman
Managing Editor Classified Manager
Entered st Post Office, Pontiac, id second class matter
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FEBRUARY 2 MONDAY, | 1956
President’: S Order Aids
Peaceful Uses of Atom
Once again President EISENHOWER
has demonstrated his belief that acts
rather than words are needed to ad-
vance the peaceful uses of atomic
energy.
While the Russians have been
boasting of their leadership in this
field and their ability to deliver
atomic bombs any place on earth,
our President has done something
about the matter. That something
proved to be an order releasing a
billion dollars worth or 88,000 pounds
of uranium 235.
* * x
Half of this amount, which is
to be delivered over a period of
years, will be for civilian use in
this country principally for re-
search and power reactors. The
remainder will be sold or leased
abroad for the same purpose.
The only restriction specified by
the President is that none of the
uranium should go to the Soviet
Union or its satellites or to any coun-
try that is producing its own. The
importance of this program, which
directly challenges the Russians to
make a similar contribution, can't be
overemphasized.
+ *
Atomic Energy Commission
Chairman Strauss said this order
permits the AEC “to meet the es-
timated requirements of private
and public power groups in the
U.S.” Seven plants are already
under construction and applica-
tions for seyen more have been
filed.
The President spoke for the Nation
when he said “mankind’s hopes and
aspirations for peace and greater
well-being are closely linked to the
world's progress in developing the
peaceful uses of atomic energy.”
He is doing his part to speed that
process. *
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Madison Junior High
Credit to Community
Opening of the new 20-room Madi-
son Junior High School marks an-
_ other important step forward in the
expansion of Pontiac’s educational
plant.
Due to a shortage of structural
steel, the gymnasium and cafeteria
section will not be completed for a
few months. Nonetheless, the build-
ing was ready on the scheduled open-
ing date to accommodate 550 pupils.
They were transferred from Wever
Junior High School, which now will
be restored to use as an elementary
school.
kt * *
When completed it estimated
that this one story. red brick struc-
ture will have cost $1,238,000, or
slightly less than $15 a square foot.
Besides 20 classrooms, gymnasium
and cafeteria, it will have a little
theater and music rooms. 1s
* * *
Bearing the name of the Na-
tion’s fourth President, Janae
Mapison, the school is an out-
Standing example of a modern
educational structure. The third
unit completed under the multi-
million. dollar expansion pro-
gram, it does credit to school offi-
cials and trustees who planned
it and the taxpayers who voted
the necessary extra millage.
Other units so far completed under
this wise, forward lopking pay-as-
we-build program are the Bethune
School and the addition to the Whit-
Os Schogl. -
Mr. Almond’s Courage Even those who might strongly en-
dorse the interposition jsesolution
adopted by Virginia’s General As-
sembly, should admire the courage
of that State's Attorney General
ALMOND.
In a commonwealth ‘strongly op-
posed politically to the Supreme
Court’s desegregation, order, Mr.
ALMonD faced an unpleasant task.
Though he himself doesn’t like the
court's order, he had the courage
and integrity to tell the lawmakers
the truth. It was that the interposi-
tion resolution they adopted had no
effect in suspending application of
the court’s decision.
* * *
Interposition is a doctrine
dusted off by states opposing
desegregation. Under it they
wouldn't openly defy the order.
Instead they would interpose
their own sovereignty against
the court’s ruling until the issue
could be settled by an amend-
ment to the Federal Constitution
upsetting the order.
In other words, it now is officially
recognized that the Supreme Court
order is the law in Virginia.
The Men out Ramm
Back Into Timber
Poplar Tree, Now Valuable,
Numerous in This Section
Woman: Who when she thinks
she is too good fer any man
may be right. But she also may
be left.
The Pontiac area is again coming into
the timber production market. First it
was settled by the white man for its
wooded stands, primary of oak, for which
Oakland County was named, and its pine
forests. Now science has done things to
make valuable a formerly considered
almost worthless wood.
The pine long since is gone and the
oak has virtually passed out even to its
second and third cuttings. But we still
have untold thousands of “popple” trees.
They are the poplar branch of the aspen
family. There isn’t a woodlot in Oakland
or surrounding counties that does not
abound in them. Their soft and porous
wood until recently was regarded as
worthless, even for firewood.
But during the past five years
science has brought the “popple”
out of the dog house. New cut-
ting and pulp processes have
elevated it into a place among our
most valuable woods. Today it
has become the leading tree in
Michigan timber harvests.
Rarely attaining a large size it is
easily cut and processed, either into a
beautiful light colored veneerlng or for
the manufacture of pulp for paper or
cardboard.
A 10-ounce pocket radio is in
production for use in hotel
lobbies and public gatherings, by
which the bearer can be paged
without those even close to him
knowing it.
We are informed that a
cribbage player
Ben Savedge
of 24 Thorpe St. recently was dealt a
perfect hand while playing with his
grandson, Richard Savedge First perfect
hand in 50 years, remarks Ben. long-time
Close to the winner in most every base-
ball and football contest that has been
conducted by MAT, and losing last year's
baseball contest by the narrowest decision,
Peter Misquell
of Rochester wonders if we're to have
another this spring. Answering Pete and
a number of others who have queried
us on the same matter, we'll say that
were now talking it over with the front
office. and hope to launch one about the
middle of March
A former resident oi Pontiac
Johnson Fedeway,
writes from his
Rapius that 50
sites of Pontiac
GMC Truck
school were present home
years ago
Motots,
Coach
out i Gra
the present
Fishef Body,
and Webster
in the country." and
“away
What article of food, used by
most everybody at every meal,
now sells at a lower price than
o0 years ago? It's salt.
A number of local collectors tell me
that the new stamp honoring
Charles Lindbergh
which according to advices from
Postmaster Leslie H. Dean,
soon is to be issued, will be in the strong
t demand of any new stamp in a great
many years
Verbal Orchids to-— Frank Howland
of Clarkston, nitety-second birthday, -
Mrs. Mary Lenhart
of 2391 Mann Rd. ninety-first birthday.
Henry Scrace
eightieth birthday.’
of Clarkston, Here ee
Cartoonist Wins Third Freedoms “Award
a MERI Cay,
LIBERTy
John Milt Morris’
Drawings Appear
in Pontiac Press
Our editorial page cartoonist,”
John Milt Morris, has just won
another Freedoms Foundation
award—his third.
The winning cartoon, published
in connection with the Fourth of
July observance last year, shows
the American torch of freedom
s ‘still the hope” of the world's
oppressed peoples.
The award is for a contribu-
tion to the American way of life.
Morris achieved similar rec-
ognition in 1950 and again in
1951. He has been a winner
also of a Lincoln Foundation
award.
Born in California, Morris
worked. on newspapers there and
in New York City before joining
the Associated Press in 1935. He
has been drawing news cartoons
for seven years. They are dis-
tributed nationally by AP News-
features.
David Lawrence Says:
Allies Dupe America Into Channeling
Our Vital Foreign Aid to Communists
WASHINGTON — Sometimes the
most sensational news is over-
looked in the hurry of modern
news gathering and maybe it’s be-
cause the subjects themselves are
not easily grasped. —
* «©
Thus a $2,500 contribution to a
campaign fund makes headlines
because it is easily understood or
is announced under dramatic cir-
cumstances. But one would think
that the revelation of a scandal in
which the Allies of the United
States obtain American money and
then proceed to help to arm and
industrialize Soviet Russia might
also get full coverage in the press.
But it received scant mention.
On Thursday of last week,
Senator John L. McClellan, chair-
man of the Senate subcommittee
on permanent investigations,
made a sensational speech on
the floor of the Senate which
was recorded verbatim in *‘The
- Congressional Record.”’ He spoke
of “the most astounding secret
concessions’’ made by our gov-
ernment in a conference with its
Allies.
He gave instance after instance °
of strategic materials released
which will help the Soviet Union
to build an armament machine
that some day can be used to kill
American soldiers and to devas-
tate American cities
Senator McClellan reported to
the Senate that his investigating
committee had conducted hearings
to try to find out how and to what
extent the United States govern-
ment had agreed to allow its Allies
to arm Soviet Russia. After read-
ing the Arkansas senator's speech
one wonders whether the American
government an refusing to let Is
rae! have arms or in letting tanks
go to Saudi Arabia isn't straining
at a gnat in the Middle East while
swallowing a camel in Central Eu-
rope.
GOVERNMENT ADAMANT
For Senator McClellan said that
in August 1944 at a secret meet-
ing of the United States and its
Allies 200 of the 450 items pre-
viously under embargo to the So-
viet Union were released. The So-
viets know what the items are be-
cause they are buying them, but to
this day the executive branch of
the government here refuses to
disclose to Congress just what the
{tems are that have been released
though they have been published
in technical periodicals abroad and
in an official journal of the British
government's trade bureau.
*
are four conspicuous ex-
amples ofthe 200 articles released
the Russians:
1. Bomng mills essential to the
manufacture of tanks, artillery,
aircraft, and for atomic reaetors
used in submarines.
Smiles Seven coaches ran wild in In- to
diana. (;o0dness knows how many
did Mtkewise during the football
senson
* %
At the ages of ene. two, 17 and
tS. kids like to stay up all mht
and vTaise cain
More people will ob iisfied
with theur lot if thes Ti put in miere
fertiliver and grass seed this
Spring
The universally favorite scent
s said to be lilac. They should
sme a skillet of bacon and exits.
During fall cleaning season
S wives fim) thurs that have
been missing since spring cleaning
When a person takes ice skating
lessons he is assured of quite a
number of sittings
* * s
We always feel sorry for the
fellow with a heart of gold. if
about it. his relatives find out
* * *
Lucky the man who counts his
blessings as he looks over a flock
of fine youngsters.
WHERES THAT GRAIN OF SALT
WE HAVE TO TAKE EVERYTHING
a \\ cH wren ee MR DREW ?|
2. Vertical boring mills essential
to the manufacture of jet engines.
3. Dynamic balance machines
used for balancing shafts on en-
gines for jet airplanes and guided
nissiles,
{ External cylindrical grinding
machines which a defense depart-
ment expert testified are essential
in making engine parts, guided
missiles and radar,
s © @
“It was emphatically stated,’
sa\s the Arkansas senator in de-
scribing the testimony of a De-
fense Department expert on mia-
chine tools, “‘that it would be bet-
ter to permit shells, guns or guided
mussiles to be disembargoed and
sent to the Soviet Union, for they
could be used against us only once
while these machine tools will be
used to make armaments of war
which could be used against us
many times.”
Senator McClellan and other sen-
ators served notice in the same
debate that they wouldn't vote for
the $4.900.000.000 asked by the ad-
ministration for aid to our Allies
unless the whole matter was satis-
factonly cleared up. McClellan
said to the Senate
“If we are providing these
funds to our Allies for the pur-
pose of helping them to develop
their military power-and strength
as a defense against Commu-
nism, then how inconsistent is it
for the same Allies, for the sake
a ase 1 On erent) te (Place in the hands of the Communist bloc,
the machines, materials and oth-
er essentials of the war potential
in a war effort? Is not the ad-
vantage we are trying to gain
and for which we are trying to
provide being offset by the mak-
ing of such machines, tools and
materials available to a poten-
tial enemy?"
Also in the offing is a demand
in allied circles abroad that the
list of articles now permitted for
export to Soviet Russia should be
released as well to Red China
though there is still a state of war
between the United Nations and
the government of that country due
to the unfinished business in Korea.
Plainly the administration is in
for trouble in the Senate on the
whole foreign aid program be-
cause of what has been done se-
cretly and injudiciously to satisfv
allied pressure for more trade
with the enemy.
(Copyright, 1956 New York Herald
Tribune, Inc.)
THOU GHTS FOR TODAY
Thy kingdom come. Thy will
he done in earth, as it is in
heaven.—Matthew 6:10...
* * « ¢
A picket frozen on duty—
A mother starved for her brood—
Socrates drinking the hemlock,
And Jesus on the rood:
And millions who, humble and
nameless
The straight, hard pathway
ind=
Rous of Large infeetine
Reveals Its Importance
By WILLIAM BRADY, _D.
Thanks to most Americans’ ignor-
ance of the physiology of the colon,
it has to take a lot of abuse
The abuse is one of the
causes of colon
“mucous colitis
The coion large intestine,
nearly five feet long, constitutes
one-fifth of the entire length of the
alimentary canal, but its caliber is
greater than that of the small in
testine main
derangement or ”
or
Commencing in the southwest
at the ileocecal valye where the
small intestine empties into the
widest part of the, colon, called
the ceum (blind pouch).
The ceum would be not only blind
but negligible but for its precious
litde appendage, the vermiform ap-
pendix,
GOES TO LIVER
From the ceum the colon as-
cends in the right lumber region
to the under surface of the liver,
bends to thew left and across the
abdomen to the—northeast, where
it takes another bend, descending
along the border of the left kidney
to the southeast where it enters
the pelvis and follows an S-shape
course tsigmoid colon),
The sigmoid, 135) Inches in
length, terminates in the rectum,
which is aboug 4'2 inches long
and terminates in the anal canal,
about 1'2 inches long,
mal deal af water is absorbed
food restdite in the ascending calor
and some digestion tia enzymes of
the 4 Pane iwiee added to the
food in the duodenuni continues
ifter the food has entered, the
large intestine i
In the 1 tine the [food
I Pico t e Peawhicn
which { file f the growth
na mM picatian of bacteria
Particuin i factise bactera
iat decompose preteam miviterral
This, putrefaction in the colon
is a normal occurence; ard even
though we can't prove it is es-
sential for, perfect health.
From the moment food is swal-
lowed until the residue reaches the
rectum — a process that takes 20
hours, more or less — the functions
of digestion are regulated and con-
trolled by the autonomic nervous
system, the savie mechanism as
that which confrols the beating of
the heart and /oreathing,
IT'S AUTOMATIC
This autemiatic regulation is. A
delicate mec hanism but it “works
wonderfully if sou don{ monkey
with it, /
In my/opinton, it takes a good
deal mfre abuse than that first dose of castor ot! inflicted on the
newborn baby, te produce colon
derangement,
frequent or
with that lax- Generally it takes
habitual interference.
ative or “regulator.” throughout
the victim's early life to insure,
lasting .““mucous colitis’ in adult-
hood
Bigre e than one page
or Int ws gt ersonal
health ait t ® disease diag
t { t fa be a a ed b
dD Wiitan a f a Tamped aelf
addre-<e tive © is t he Por
tlac Pre F 4 Mi higar
(Copyright 1956) Voice of the People
Quotes Teen
Comments
on Adult Shortcomings Letters will te tondensed when neces-
sery because of lack of space. Full
ame, address and telephone number of
the writer must accompany letters but
these will not be published tf the writer
so requests unless the letter is critical
in its nature.
My heart is with the youth. I am
always listening to them. Here are
some remarks which I would like
to repeat to adults:
“Don't go to church at (such
and such) a time because the
liquor smell will make you sick
to your stomach.”
“I get tired of listening to those
old, sad stories.”
“She looks like she'd eat you up
if she got the chance. I’j] bet she's
mean.”’
“T get tired of them screaming
at me.” .
“They think we are dumb.”
All these are very normal for this
modern day. What does a village
expect. when fools try to destroy
the youth? Thank God for the
faithful few.
Mrs. Lucille Brown
400 E. Wilson.
Questions Scant Publicity
of Waterford School Vote
There is a lot of talk in Water-
ford Township about the lack of
publicity given Tuesday's election
for a $3,500,000 bond issue for
schools.
Several years age when there
was a similar vote but only for
$1,500,000 there was a lot of front
page publicity, This time, with a
much larger amount at stake, it
was buried on an inside page
with other news from other town-
‘ships. However, when it passed on
Tuesday, it got headlines on an in-
side page. The issue passed by a
pitiably small representation of the
People. Why won't people vote?
A.M.C,
Favors Merchants Buying
His Gasoline, Coal, Too
The vested interests have been
demanding that the merchants pro-
vide free parking by buying the
four lots themselves, I’m in favor
of that. I’m also in favor of the
merchants paying for my gasoline,
the taxes on my house, my coal
bill and at least a generous part
of my groceries.
What are those old merchants
fur, anyway?
Gimme Jimny
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
I wish I had a penny now...
For every remedy ... My many
friends are offering .. . To cure
the cold in me. . . I could possess
a limousine . . . And walk on Per-
sian rugs . ... Except, of course,
for all the cash . .. I'd have to
spend on drugs . . . And all the
money that would go .. . For
lemonade and milk . . . And formu-
las all guaranteed . .. To work as
smooth as silk... My friends are
most solicitous . . . And I appre-
ciate... Their efforts to restore
my health ... At some near future
date ... But after countless recipes
. My cold remains today ...
And so I think that I'll just wait
. .. Until it goes away.
(Copyright 1956)
Russia's Five-Year Plan
Won't Help the Consumer
By JOHN H. MARTIN
INS Foreign Director
Getting down to some of the
barefoot essentials, the new Soviet
five-year plan calls for each person
to get two pairs of shoes per year.
The hope is to open up vast new
land tracts to increase food crops
in the nation, but the consumer is
not led to expect too much in the
Moscow race to try to overtake
Western capitalist production.
For Instance only 650,000 auto-
mobiles, mostly trucks, are to be
manufactured each year in the
plan running through 1960. This
means that by 1960 one family
in every 50 in Russia could pos-
Sess a Car,
Only one out of every thousand
families wih be able to obtain a
refrigerator for the family kitchen
and the ratio will be even less so
far as washing machines go.
* * ®
A major sacrifice |mposed on the
people in the emphasis on more
war potential heavy industry in-
stead of consumer goods comes in
the field of housing.
HAS COME FAR
In basic industry and engineering
the Soviet Union has come a long
way since the revolution, but the
housing situation still is very bad.
- * *
The plan calls for constructing
200,000,000 square yards of new
housing. This is twice as much as
in the past five-year period but will
not solve the housing crisis. Lack
of housing has persisted throughout
the Soviet industrial revolution.
But Russia not only has been
through a revolution, bet a war-
Case Records of a Psychologist: time invasion that destroyed
many houses. And In the last 25
years the city population of the
Seviet Union has grown by 55,-
600,000 persons and keeps on
growing.
In some respects Russia, despite
lack of housing, is ahead of other
nations in education. The dicta-
torial planners have devoted much
attention to this field because of its
close links with Soviet industrial
aims. LJ * °
Secondary education now is to
become compulsory in the U.S.S R.,
in rural as well as city areas.
Schools are to be doubled under
this new plan. The aim also is to
double the number of technical
graduates from secondary and
higher schools.
TO ABOLISH FEES
Education fees are being abol-
ished, which in itself is @ great
development since it was the late
Stalin who reintroduced education
fees approximately two decades
ago.
s ¢ «
Soviet leaders also are concen-
trating on converting the bulk of
the workers into skilled laborers.
This is part of the drive toward
automation, a speed-up process in
industry which will require men of
much technical knowledge.
Russia Is the first country to
create a special ministry for
automation.
The overall new Soviet plan is
aimed not only to catch up and
surpass Western allied production
schedules but also to become the
main arsenal of the entire Commu-
nist-ruled world.
Dr. Crane Gives Some Rules for Men
Who Want to Insure Happy Marriage Harry asks a critical question
regarding happy marriage, so
scrapbook these answers. For
they constitute the essence of
my lectures before hundreds of
different church Marriaae Clin-
tes, Divorces wsually start in
the hedroom. soa send for the
booklet below to nrervent that
common male error
By PR. GRORGE W. CRANE
Case Q08o: Harry S. aved 274,
qs soon fo be married
“Dr. Crane, } want my mar-
riage to be for keeps.’ he be-
gan, “so what special advice
would you give to a prospective
husband to make sure of that?
“T am miatyving a nderful
girl She is everything I could
ever hope for in a wife
“so please show me how to stay
happily marred forexer?”*
MARRIAGE RULES
First, tay nearmasd ty a cleres
man and hecome achive tacether
in the same ehuarch, starting with
the hones m
F he Te hic ey) { NE: , met S peo ple
Tt encourages them ae kind and
charitable ne ha) to people on
distant cunt nts, tnt -also to
their own mates
It alsa throws Vou ‘ ee
with cultured folks who are pledged
to help make this world a hetter
place in which to live
The batting averages thus
show that couples who are ac-
tive In church seldom get a di-
‘voree, That's partly because
church people rarely try to break
up the homes of their compan-
- fons,
If seur wife attends a church
when you husbands are out of
town, it isn't likely that other men
will try to date her 6r make passes
at her. But if she drops into a tavern
alone while you husbands are away
you don't need me to tell you
what 1s likely to happen!
Second, verbalize your feelings.
Tell her you love her. If you like
her pie or new frock or her, un-
then say selfishress, so, Even if
Vou are irate, if is well to get the
Venom mut of \our system via
words especially if you apologize
afterwards
* ¥ *
For most of the wives who have
consulted mie, have stated they
prefer a husband who tells them
them realize the true facts, than
to be yoked ta a man whe often-
pouts or is sullen and refuses to
explain what is wrong
VERBALIZE & VERBALIZE
Furthermore, males and females
look upon situations somewhat dif-
ferently so they can’t understand
the other's viewpoint until it is
put into words
You can't compromise or strike
a happy medium until you fully air
your different views.
So verbalize
feclings, but be doubly sure you
also verbalize your love by tell-
ing it in words every day.
A daily goodbye kiss and the act your ideas and = of offering your wife your weekly
pay check, also symbolize your
love, but smart men soon learn
that women want words. Especial-
ly, sugary, complimentary words.
Silent men, who depend on the
“sign language’ of kisses and a
pay check, don't thrill their mates
as much as the same men who
learn to talk their love.
Animals can rub noses and in-
dulge in simliar romantic’ sign
language; but only mankind has
the power of articulate expression.
And women are peculiarly suscep-
tible to spoken language.
BEDROOM INSURANCE
For a woman's chief erotic o:
gan is not her ovaries or uterus
but her brain. That's why salesmen
and other smooth talkers have
such a way with women.
If you teenagers in high school
would also like to learn how to
sweep girls off their feet in a ro-
mantic sense, then study your Eng-
hish courses more thoroughly,
Since most divorces start tn
the bedroom, he sure you hus-
bands understand the medico-
psychology of sexual relations.
This knowledge is not inherited.
The male and female bodies
were not designed anatomically
to solve this dilemma without the
aid of collateral psychological tech-
niques, These are of fairly recent
development, so be sure you com-
prehend them,
Send for my booklet, ““Sex Prob-
lems in Marriage.’ enclosing a
stamped return envelope, plus 20
cents. And read tomorrow’s follow-
up.
Always write to Dr George W. Crane
in care of The Pontiac Press, Pontiac,
Michigan, enclosing a long 3¢ stamped
self-addressed envelope and 2c to cover
tvping and printing costs when you vend
for hig pstchological charts and pam-
(Copyright 1956) Ips
TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR D y; Halt Blind .
JUNIOR EDITORS | wavejotaa, 13, Brazil Troops
fo Goto Schoo!’ Saeking Rebels Ww—A 13-year-
old Navajo artist, David Chee, who
is deaf and going blind, expects Insurgents Hole Deep to leave for the Perkins School -
for the Blind at Watertown, Mass, i" Jungle Near Amazon tomorrow. ' as Search Continues | Although the youngster can still
\see well enough to draw likenesses | : . ;
jot his classmates, he is the victim) RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil * i
lof a disease that evetitually clouds Brazilian troops pushed deep into
ithe eye to blindness: the jungle along an Amazon River
HY f Le Marshall Hester, superintendent tributary today, Their quarry was)
Ssonds ae <1 =< jat the New Mexico School for the’a small band of air force rebels)
j %. 2, A - \Deaf here, says that people all holed up for a last stand.
lover the nation have read about the —
‘boy’s plight in newspaper stories! Camouflaged rebel planes were)
jand have contributed over $2,000 reported spotted at the remote jun-|
ifrom 42 states gle airfield of Jacare-Acanga, 250!
The boy must learn to “hear’’ Miles south of Santarem, their ini-
words by placing his hands on the tial stronghold in northern Brazil |
lips of the person who is speaking, The rebels. led by Ma). Haroldo
Hester said Veloso, seized enough food to sup
oe ply 300 men for three months in
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ROCKING LITTLE BOY BLUE stage among Louisville teen-agers. south on the Tapajos River. Gov-
. So said police chief Car] Heustis ernment forces captured Itaitube
Do you remember the story of Little Boy Blue who tended the a. he called Louisville “the worst and the rebels hopped another 125
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Well, one warm day Boy Blue, feeling tired, lay down in a wo Veloso fled Santarem with two spring suits
haystack. In no time at all he forget about his duties and was sound’ He said car thefts by Juveniles or three officers and less than 100
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James E. Folsom has pledged to Miss Jan Wood, a 34-year-old pieces and precious metals
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Here’s Lineup of Eight Who Will Investigate Lobbying i in Senate WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 —\secretary of
Meet the eight senators who have President Truman,
been named as a select committee|time insurance
to investigate lobbying, campaign Rotary internat
gifts and related touchy subjects ing second term as senator after Raises Angus cattle in Tennessee looking, wounded World War II vet-|
which also sent the,eran. Son of wealthy
jOld hand at new assignment — late Cordell Hull to Washington. Joseph P. Kennedy, onetime am-/_ Trini,
jheaded House Committee on cam- Beat veteran Kenneth D. McKellar bassador to Great Britain.
jpaign spending in 78th Congress for Senate seat in 1952 after seven vard honor graduate,
Clinton’ P. Anderson, New Mexi- and has directed Democrats’ Sen- terms in House. Age:
co—Big, broad, genial. Farmer, | ate _Campaign aa in an election. year.
ss
In alphabetical order:
DEMOCRATS:
MIXING UP THE DOUBLES — Ken Rosewall
coo Yvonne Foster, ae a GOREN as she co on
oS ——— ~
le aders, seeking
arm ac Qrs Uimit debate on
Aiken,
but ihe contre
Ready to Vote States. “could put off
Senator Price next week three terms in House. ‘Age:
se expressed hope | a
roe be taken late tl ok, pone car te cee ie th Be “Arriving | in Capital Many pending ame naments to the
politically important measure agriculture under Albert Gore, Tennessee—Slated figure, or sour colleagues on him, Age: 60 today. They say of him ‘Handsome, prematurely gray, ar-major engineering firms, held di- businessman” approach to prob-
7 ie ie ‘be ¢ Selene pci eteainies rere mic “ ‘If John doesn’t know where the. ticulate. Busine ssman, World War rectorships in various enterprises sl yet often siiees ce sie man. President of Former school teacher, became a n ennedy* assacny : , ‘ " in ES = eral-internationalist” school o . = : ody is , he'll fi uit ‘e pilot. Prominent sup- Se te business conne ional 1932-33. Serv- lawyer. in YMCA night classes. setts—Youngest senator, boyish- body is buried, he'll find ou Il Air Force pilot. Prominent sup- Severed priyate business connec- predecessor as governor, Harold
60. hill country
court during Rosewall-Lew Hoad vs. Gil Shea-
Herb 2 lam see in Me Scone ne.
y an agreement to
the measure, hes President of aly
final action
today for a four-day
Supporters Set to Cast pigne Returns to Port Ballots on Bill for Two Pa
WASHINGTON uw — Sen. Mundt CLEVELAND
(R-SD) said today that packers of Orient airliner
rigid farm price supports ‘are Janded for tw
ready to start voting” on the om- missed the ta
nibus election-year farm bill
* = 6
Sen. Aiken (R-Vt), whe opposes
the rigid supports but favors the
new administration soi] bank pro-
posals, said in qa separate inter-
view he is anxious for voting this
week.
“Every day's delay will cost the
farmers money.’ Aiken said, ‘Th
sooner the soil bank is law, the
quicker farmers can make plans
for a share in it this year.”
* * The airman
Charleston W
port when the
The pilot
rick, was told
sengers and he
up the pair, A
the flight was d
utes
Two new hot
tel annex have
can Republic 5
Trujillo
Chairman Ellender (D-La\ of the
Senate Agriculture Committee said
he would confer today with Senate rooms, flight at Pittsburgh and were walk-
ing around Cleveland Hopfins Air-
, Capt.
The servicemse n would have
had to wait 12 h
els and with President Eisenhower.
ssengers eign Minister Gaetano
his wife and nine other officials. | es + ,
W—A Northwest After their Washington visit,
turned around and will go to Canada, Detroit,
) servicemen who Francisco and New York City be-
ore returnin taly Marc | keolt last night { e returning to Italy larch 14
Gronch] said as his special plane |
and sailor from left Rome
“just a nee ne
quainted” and was
to bring immediate
Arflong the Va boarded the was
results.”
Plane taxied away
A. C. kirkpa
of his missing pas
came back to pick
ifline officials said
elayed only 10 min- Middle East
icies affecting that area.
mire Ask Vets. to Meeting
a new ho invited to meet at 8 pm
riven the Domini- at 206 Auburn Avenue, when Oak-
%0 additional hotel jand County Barracks No. 49, USA,,|
reports will receive its charter 48. New as- newsman and author. Figst ter 5 >|
_{signment could make him pedal i Senate after three rou in election to Senate in 1943. Power) 1952—who quickly made a name
‘Permanent Investigating subcom-
iMcCarthy-Army
‘Missing Stop Sign
Blamed for Mishaps
lsign was blamed for injuries to
‘eight persons today.
|\Thursday, but the driver didn’ t
‘report it until] 4:45 p.m. Friday —
|jured, two critically,
¢collision at the intersection.
juntil Monday, but after last night's
\crash the accident prevention bu-
WASHINGTON uw — President
until Giovanni Gronchi of Italy arrives
official visit
Traveling with him were For
Martino,
they
yesterday that the trip
to. get ac
“not intended |
ideas he is expected
t- to stress are Italy's interest in the
and his government's
desire for a greater voice in pol-|
World War I veterans have been
Tuesday
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REPUBLICANS: ~ (porter of McCarthy in various con-
Styles Bridges, New Hampshire troversies. Currently calling for in-
sure - footed, politically _vestigation of trade union influence treat witnesses with great cour- Foresters in Session
Har- \wise. Farm boy who became gov- ‘on elections and legislation. Age:|tesy, stand for no nonsense. |
bees ernor of New Hampshire before 47. Freshman senator — elected) *. 8 «#
Edward J. Thye, Minnesota—A day meeting of
courtly, broad-shouldered 6-footer. Michigan Section of the American
A bornand-bred farmer who be- Society of Foresters’ is in session came governor of Minnesota after :
iserving as the state's deputy com- here.
missioner of agriculture, Still en- tending, tions on eleetion to Senate in 1952.)
World War I veteran. Age: 58. He'll E. Stassen.
Bostonian
has
House. Age: 38. He’s on record in in GOP politics. Has been Senate) for ao He's chairman of the
favor of tighter regulation of lob- president pro tem, Appropr iations GOP Senatorial Campaign Com-
bying. |Committee chairman. Age: 57. Out-,mittee and should know
standing economy advocate. Yale about campaign financing.
deel Me Line oS Review once said Bridges “stands) William A. Purtell, Connecticut—'
cet ee Co) Co iy toe for conscious, unashamed conserv- Genial, firm-minded, good listener gaged in large-scale farming. Serv- gan’s
wit Lawyer) Wonka War | veteran atism.” | who also can talk a blue streak. ing second term as senator. Age: second meeting attended by Lower
[Veteran “prober. Hees Senate) Barry Goldwater, — 'Self-made industrialist, has headed 59. Frank admirer of * ‘hard-headed | atcmaey delegates.
PORK much
including 40 from Michi-
Arizona
mittee. Tangled in public with Sen.
McCarthy (R-Wis) during televised
hearings. Hasn't
hesitated to follow up McCarthy
leads since taking over committee
chairmanship. Senator since 193. ‘Vith Meat Purchose CASH MARKET
WHOLE A Repeat by Popular Demand! Sliced
wace baby Pork Loins -..
AVERAGE
: FOR THOSE HARD TO FIX LENTEN MEALS
A truck knocked the sign down! DETROIT w — A missing stop.
Royal Palm
Yellow Oleo
Lbs. 3 5°
for
Queen Colby
Mild Cheese Kosher Style
Corned Beef
29i. Freshly Frozen
Ocean Perch
29i, Lean — Blade Cut
Pork Chops
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HOT DOGS
29i, shortly after five persons were in-
and 34 bus
passengers shaken up in an auto-
Last night, eight persons were in-
jured in a two-car pileup at the
intersection.
The Police Department's sign
'shop closes down at 4 p.m. Friday
jreau got emergency help and re-
iPleced the missing ‘ “stop.”
ESCANABA \—The annual two-
the Wisconsin-
Some 125 Foresters are at-
Lower Peninsula. This is the
~ Mm,
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H
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for double -action
(Have you tried the new ;
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TT is something youl find only in a
1956 Buick.
Atd we think this act
ought to come in for a sampling before press the gas pedal no more than an inch. t's like a second getaway cutting in—a
thrill and a safety sweep like nothing you've
ever experienced before in an earthbound
vehicle. That nudge taps a fraction of the mighty
snick’s big VS
That nudge gives you quick new ion iy sO exciting, you 322-cubie-inch power in
engine.
another sun sets. | getaway response. Surely you owe yourself the treat, the twin
thrills, the deep satisfaction and just the
sheer fun hours that go with driving the
best Buick yet. That nudge brings you
For Bucks new all the power and snap and performance you Variable Pitch Dynaflow is
more than just the smoothest, the swectest,
the
developed. need for normal driving and cruising. And
most responsive transmission yet since all this is at only part throttle, your
gas mileage goes up substantially. Why not come in tomorrow and match Uy ry
It's quick and it’s nimble — it's a gas-saver Then comes the next trigger — when you the words with the action?
and a great safety factor—the most thrilling need all-out acceleration for an emergenc y *New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only
Dynaflow Buick builds today. It is standard on
Roadmaster, Super and Century—optional at modest
extra cost on the Special. safety measure on the American scene today. safety-surge,
You just floor the pedal—and that swatches
Wi hen we say twin trigvered, we mean just the pitch of this airplane-principled
that. transmission.
You move the first tigger the moment you Instantly, you're at full-power take-off—and
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TEN
Troy Crashes
Caused by Ice Smashups on John: R,
Rochester Roads Send
Four to Hospital
TROY—Ice that coated other-
wise clear roads at treacherous in-
tervals was blamed for two Troy
accidents that Saturday sent four
people to St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital
Joseph Crystal, 31, of 4625 Fella
St., Utica, suffered a frac
ture and lacerations of the legs
and back, and his wife, Patricia,
26, received concussion and face
lacerations when Crsstals car hit
a tree on John Ro just south of 19
Mile Ra.
Crystal's car went out of con-
trel on an icy spot and skidded
inte the tree. He and his wife
are both in fair condition today
at St, doseph Mercy Hospital.
William O. Lothery, 586 S. Main
St., Rochester, was not injured but
his two children were hospitalized
after Lothery lost control of his
ear on ice on Rochester road near skull
Hartwig.
Lothery’s car plowed into four
parked cars in front of Paler-|
mo's Spaghetti House and then |
knocked out two guideposts at the
roadside, s LJ *
His son, William Jr, 24. is in
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital with
a compound fracture of the jaw,
shoulder and chest injuries, and his
daughter, Geraldine 16, is in the|
same hospital with leg and shoul-
der injuries. Both are in fair con-
dition. ~
Marlette Girl
Given Award
as Homemaker
MARLETTE — Elaine Forbes,
a senior at Marlette Community WINTERING IN BRADENTON — Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Beatty
Sr.. of Milford, are spending their sixteenth winter in Bradenton
“The warm climate, friendly people and many recreational activities coastal city,
Your PTA Is Planning:
Prison Term Given PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1956
bring us back here year after year,” the couple recently said of the St
Area Leaders Join Panel Slated at Rochester r ’ r . ¥ a ) Fl im ve oe Sh SN OST peel erh eth SUM A en Neat eli yh {a eee LD Fe AO een ae TBR ee ’ jl ; A ; ‘ ; ih ! } fi ie ee u eo i
ook ‘ { : f % of pe bs, ,
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3 / Per Cent Drop
in Farm Income _ January Decrease Due
| Principally to Lower
| Market Prices
| WASHINGTON (INS) — January. farm income was estimated today
jat $2.300,000,000, seven per cent
‘less than a year ago, largely be-
cause of lower average prices.
The Agriculture Department said
meat animal receipts from live-
stock and products amounted to
one billion 300 million dollars, and
crop receipts to one billion dollars,
12 per cent below a year ago
because of lower prices and small-
er marketings o
Reporting on “The Demand
and Price Situation,"”’ the depart-
ment said prices of some farm
products have increased from the
lows reached last December.
Prices for hogs and lower grades
of cattle, it said, have risen season-
lally, and prices of broilers, cotton,
|potatoes and commercial vegeta-
ibles are also higher. On the other.
hand, it adde@ jprices have de-
clined seasonally for some other
pacts parvcutary mk a T ake Orion Couple Wed eggs.
Religion School Saturday at Holy Cross
to Feature Film
onLifeof Paul “ore
ROCHESTER — The second ses- riage Roland | - : es ;sion of the Rochester Union School and Delores Mae Kottke on Satur- MK. AND MRS. ROLAND SCHROEDER
a
a Nae te ee WD vind g- dite bie, te
LAKE ORION — A candlelight Roxanne Callahan, Darlene Wi!
ceremony at Holy Cross Lutheran ams and Patricia Schroeder, all
_ of Detroit united in mar-
Acting as best man was James
Jacobs of Pontiac. Other attend. George Schroeder
of Religion will be held at 7-30 ants were Wesley Seabrook of
p.m. March 1 in the parish hall day he : Lake Orion, Walter Sheet and
of First Congregational] Church poland thes i ot Mt ~ SIVA Larry Shaffer, both of Pontiac, An linformmel coltre nourlanalret: Sc hroeder of 667 Orion Rd. and the and Richard Kottke ot Lake
acquainted period. conducted by late George Schroeder, and De- Orion. . Se 1, lores is the daughter of Mr. and Paul Methodist Church, will ert HET lds mal , BY fives r in 419 : A reception was held at Gingel- tart thelschool Mrs Herbert Kottke of 1512 La- .
ax a peer Pd ville Community Center and_ th:
A film strip, “A Visit to Co- newlyweds toured to Northern
rinth,”” the second in visual pres- Two hundred persons wit- Michigan for their honeymoon
. . entation of the life of Paul, will "¢ssed the ceremony for which Upon their return they will re-
Family Hobby Night be shown by the pastor of First | the bride chose a gown fash: cide at 667 Orion Rd
Congregational Church, and the Joned of French Chantilly lace
Rev. Kenneth Burgess will lead #94 nylon tulle. A square neck-
Drayton WCTU to Meet High School, has been named Mar- { F if
lette's “Homemaker of Tomow- 0 ormer €ac er the Bible study on Paul's “Let. line was featured and the skirt os . ters to the Corinthians.” of nylon tulle with lace appliques = oe
i ETROIT ‘INS R T ht t R h t <= OCHESTER . : " ended in a chapel sweep DRAYTON PLAINS—The Dray haa! Gan chseee from Greet DETR ane ‘S) — Former Roy- onlg Qa OC es er ROCHESTER—A Family Hobby — Cjosing prayers at 9 p.m. will : Ee ton Plains WCTU will have an al! ethan gists whe tock! nul evamdan al Oak Township school teacher Night and potluck supper is being be lead by the Rev. Edgar Lucas Delores’ Colonial bouquet was of d WW Seine) Sescion (beginning iat
tien in preliminary competition Mrs. Magnolia Sims White, 44. is) ROCHESTER Harmison Cen- elty booth, Mr. and Mrs Robert planned for March 13 at First Con- of St. Philip's Episcopal Church White carnations, centered witha 10 am Tuesday, at the home caf
for a state scholarship. beginning an 18-month federal pris-“tral PTA will meet tomght at 8 James and books, Mrs. Robert gregational Church, with a dead- Phe general public is invited to black orig the president, Mrs, J. Ro Maybee : f ‘ashing $529 th of high school gymn Rankin x attend the session f Maid of honor was Patricia 6180 Mayber Rd 4 Elaine is treasurer of her class, 0% t€T™™m for cashing $029 worth of in the high school gymnasium Popconn ; M line of Feb. 29 on registrations. se Gelen of Mt. Clemens and brides- The gr ip) will (sew | Rosplta : . a : hh fy, « ; mie 7 Richie eg oie ODCO concession i and ; . sb! a “i £ SD] I
reporter for choir, Marletter” stolen income tax refund checl Parents and students are urged Mrs. Harold Flannigan, games Hobbies that families can do Name 2 County Men naids were Dorothy Chariton. items staff member and awards chais- The checks belonged to a for. 0 attend to watch the film. pres: py. and Mrs. James Avery; bal. together will be demonstrated by
man for FHA. She has chosen mer roamer and the former own- entation “The High Wall.” ivon sales, Douglas Putman: car. @ Special speaker from the Hobby to U. of M. Honorary
nursing as her career and hopes to oy of her home, both of whonr toons and movies, James Seddon: . - Following the film there will be Paige Ford Hospital for had moved from the address. a panel discussion, with Dr. Ben ae _ ut iene mane sai ' : Jecke wckroeom % and
‘ _ Federal Judge Ralph M_ Free jamin Bisgeier, of the Pontiac a no oe eat K Ne 11 and
Ch h cl M Jman isavedeal tongue lashingialone Veterinary Hospital, acting as , cS a Ort Marsh and Dr and
Ure : ass to eet with the sentence Despite ple C moderator. _ a " i eee a ay) - . 7 sitting Alrs. Robert Jubb,
WATERFORD—The Gospel Fel- for leniency and a defense that she Oakland County Prosecutor Fred
cio acne ei ca seme te Ineuey to help Tnance Sarick C. Ziem wall join the panel
Community urch will hold its gambling house, the judge said“. in three Rochester Areal leaders
County Deaths Wilbur Anderson
LAKEVILLE: — Service for Wil-
bur Anderson, 49, 4175 Kenmore
Dr, Berkley and Lakeville, will
be held at 2 pm. Wednesday from regular monthly meeting at 7:30 Mrs. White's position as a teacher
p.m. Tuesday at the home of required her to set a better ex
Misses Esther and Elna Banghart. ample for her pupils for the
Schools Jean Lilly, visiting teacher
Rochester Community
Stringer high school coun
selor, and the Rev. Walter C
Gerken, pastor of St. John Luther
an Church. George
Women Motorcyclists Marlette Sawyer Funeral Home on Twelve
° ° Thelbiementary ETAT Hold Mile Road with bunal to follow
urn to alSl 1g IC S fair kriday, March 2 at the Bea '" Woodlawn Cemetery. He died
. McDonald School beginning at 7 suddenly Sunday morming
A pair of widowed sisters, Hazel ture for both women. Mrs. Hunter pm Suriviors include his wife, Thel E
m tw a) 2€0T2e A oO © Hunter and Vivian Morrison, who in 3916 had belonged! tole Jackson Mrs Leona Johnson was selected ia twa : “ a eS ns me in
once were avid motorcyclists in 4S feachers’ representative and the Berkley, and Eddie o roit, . . : motorcycle club which engaged in , , the Jackson area, now operate a _. following conmimittee chairmen Mrs. James Baines
successful 200-acre farm and chick. "e&ular road races and hill climbs. yore named ROYAL OAK — Rosary service g y nes esiic rhi Mrs. Morrison was an avid c s . : chet
c peer ia aca il an vide ey cli Publicity: Mrs. Donald Tapson;- for Mrs) James (hlizabeth Fllen)
i f t a » al » ’ ( 3 ‘1 iW ‘ jen en ; at the same time. decorations: Mrs. Robert Jubb; Baines, 82, of 917 Maxwell Ave > ré whee s a i e two have raisec reat, O8 finance: Mrs. Charica Joslin: Royal Oak, will be held at 8 pm
and corn and operated a full scale LJ . 5 » a . oO " -
hatchery program since they 5 Injured as Police paked wa rite candy: ore: wean nie aco ee neauee
bought their mother’s farm in 1948 ‘us Black and Mrs. Alex Clik; > ne mot kitchen linens: Mrs. Jay West. ass will be said at 9 30 am
They started with 227 chicks, Rush to Accid { over and Mrs. Dennis Buruce: Wednesday in the Shmne of the
hoping for a “pin money” flock | en Donated store gaxds.) Mr. and Little Flower, with bural in St
of laying hens to keep the family a Mire | ATaR Pateicel atte elgonat i Mary Cemetery She died Sunday
coffers jingling between the sates ROYAL OAK UP A suburban MI ; u VO afternoon after a two-day illness
of their cash crops. Clawson police cruiser, rushing to !P and Mrs Ward Hendricks: che jeaves one daughter, Mrs
__ the scene of a. traffic accident, (Midrens Handicraft, Mrs. Joe Ra Alice Fllison of Paoxal Ouk: seven
The flock now has grown to 650 colhded with another car last night ley and Mrs. Gene Atherton: Nov rand hildren an Roval Oak. Berk
laying hens. at Jo Mile road and Oakles ee and ooley Lake: and reat Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Morrison Tyree children in the other cat . : a ; , “4 = {ff
have learned to vaccinate chicks were thrown onto the icy pave 31 Representatives Go eS
for Newcastle disease and bron ment and injured They were Stan to Presidents’ Dinner Kenneth Shoemaker
chitis. They also know the proper je, 9 Ronald. & and Dennis & ROCHESTER —Service for Wen
methods of administering drugs 10 Jon. of Stanley Miodowski of Claw MARLEITTE Seventeen repre. neth Shoemaker, 47, of 420 Taxtor
alleviate colds and other disorders (4, qr) crentincecar sentatives of the Commumty Coun St, will be held at 2 pam Wednes
which can play havoc with a laying ‘ fourteen ‘tended daca franueltixies ibuncraleetianie
flock. Also injured were the police yj. .., ond annual President's Dine with burial in Mt. Avon Cemetery
The sisters’ enterprse suffered officers Ciuy Anderson and i. ay Teales Cafe here He died Sunday after a one-day
a jolt last summer when flames %8mes Lavery, The purpose of this meeting was illness
swept their brooder house. But re The earher aceident in the samme ta acquaint other members of the He Jeaves his widow, Nina: thres
pairs were made and their white area, where police were going, in. organizations with the council pro- daughters, Patmeia, Carrol and
leghorn flock has returned to busi volved a single car Llovd Traver gram which was the Community Barbara, all at home: one sister,
ness at the same old stand. and his wife. Mabel, of Van Dyke Park, surrounding the swimming Mrs. Doris Yates of Rochester;
Buying the farm was a new ven- were injured pool two brothers, J. Bo and Harold
. both of Oxford: and his father
Floyd of Pantias
Mrs. Paul Goldsworthy
ROCHESTER—Sermice for Mrs
Paul (Nanny) Goldsworthy, &2,
of 616 Seventh St. will be held
at 10°00 am Wednesday from
the Pixley Funeral Home, with
burmal in Mt. Avon Cemetery, She
died yesterday after several
months’ Ine~<s
Sumiving are two sn Tohn
Woof Lapsing and Wilham P_ of
Rochester three randechildren
and four great-grandehildren
Hohn Thomas Fisher
WALDLEIY LANE Service for
Tohn Thomas Fisher SY oof 2OLa
West Maple Rd will be held at
3pm. Thursday, from Hichardson
Bird Chapel, Walled Lake, with
burial in Oakland Hills Ceme-
tery. He died Sunday after a two
week illness
Surviving are his widow, Edith
two sons, Charles of Walled Lake,
Roy of Trov; four daughters, Mr
Harold Pletcher of Livonia, Mrs
Arthur Follows of Birmingham,
Mrs. Grace Beck and Mrs. Harry
Salampa, both of Detroit: one
brother. Arthur of Long Mont
Colo, and a sister, Mrs. Dora (~
Smith of Alpena \
Mrs. Max S, ‘Marshall _ TO RECKIVE WEBELOS AWARDS — Clark (rus nicht) Mote than on guests. parents and ALMONT — Word has been re Lemaux, Richard Stolorow, Joe Hughes, Danny children are expected to he present for the cere crived here of the recent death of
Hutchinson, Danny Anthony and Carl- Mercer, mony at the annual Ble and Gold Banquet spon- vad sate ; fc Ter weaident (left to right) will receive their coveted Webelos. sored hy Cub Pack fC Deonnkean Scheel atnall 2 lermer resident) of = 2 ‘ ‘ Almont. Funeral service was held awards from Cubmaster Lester McKinney tomor an Reel “1 : , in Berkley, Calif, where she lived
ta , ‘ * : & a .
Dg us ro : ‘\ ,
= at William Sullivan and House, Detroit. There will be an , - oe
opportunity to work with copper, aN A OT gute sad Tine
enameled jewelry and other wooden peers abd sporting news crafts. : paper hats, 46 University of Mich
igan initiates into Seabbard and
Registrations should be made Blade recently stood guard over
with Mrs. Ralph Quiggle, or with the library steps and the flag
Mrs pole Paul Anderson, OLive 1-655! ;
= i Elected to the national honorary
society for ROTC members in re
Kiwanis Offers ognition of their military leader
ship, scholarship and activities
were Huntington Woods residents S A L E e
tichard A. Little, 25804.Dundee, a ,
Senin in the Litera y College: and \ _ FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
a jariee in the Gatlege a Engi. VA BRAND NEW MODEL 805 and women a unior ot he College o Engi- Carnegie Course
Starting Tuesday
ROCHESTER—Men
residents here
demonstration of
are to invited a neering
Dale Carnegie
effective teaching methods. to be Thieves Loot Weapons s ee!
conducted Tuesday at 7:30 pm .
at the American Legion fen From Sheriff's Range
Conducting the demonstrations PHOENIX, Anz. “&—Weckend ~4 Will be John C. Todd, regional burglars stole a pistol. assorted Kes Matiz. director for the Carnegie Course. @aMmMunition, a telescopic gun . sight and a box of pistol grips The course is being sponsored aie scenemon ihe crime—the . ; aS a public service to Rochester —ount, sheriff's pistol range eo
and surrounding communities bs
the Kiwanis Club here
. = County Calendar Named Vice President Reg.
$69.95 Oakland County
The WWA grout { widows ar a
MARLETTHE Word has been oer of ane area nha ea J : > Tuts : Ita le kor
received from Boston. Mass. that are conducting am a 8p Is
Toh ct) Vie dmur cial et together is being f Be I MeCren e Adnmural Sieas) pos a Os ne ancing
) USN Retet formerly of Mar- cards and games
lette wos elected a vice president Sees ce mecerstes oes
of the John Hancock “Mutual Life Parner ' B
Instranee Co. af a meeting of the 2° ‘
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, the nex ONLY - 4 r toa cA C} { M tr cineca onenatalec deen faints
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More Roads Set “t-comitits
for Motor City Pe Persona
Predict 213 More Miles '"s
of Expressways by Anent some recent pieces on the
the fath-
1980 for Motorists The pass-
show...
Strategic Air Command,
er of two airmen writes
“Your state that Gen. Lemay 1s
DETROIT uw—Ryt 1980 motomsts deeply concerned by the low re-
driving in Detroit and its metro- enlistment figures among techni-
politan area will have access to Clans and other skilled airmen, and |
213 miles of expressways worth 11, that private industry is swiping
billion dollars. That is the predic- these men. A cross country check
tion of Alger F. Malo, Detroit Would reveal, however, that mone)
streets and traffic director alone is not the deterrent
a More likely injustices, broken
area promises that result in the loss
of respect fer superiors both
fo 75 commissioned and pon-commiis
the degradation of being
with = the In order to keep up with
growth, he said
struction must. b«
million dollars 4 vet
Malo was prin ipa! \pressway con-
ere ased
sioned,
billeted speaker at occasional
the sixth Annual Planning and drunk, and the lowering of dis
Zoning Conference vesterday, spon- - —=
sored by the Detroit: Metropolitan
Area Regional Plan
sion
He said metropolitan Detroit's
2-year construction pregram will
provide 12@ miles of depressed
highways inside Detroit. These
will connect with 93 miles ef ex-
pressways in Wayne, Macomb
and Oakland counties, he. said.
T. Ledyard Blackeman, the com- A!
mission’s executive director, at-/tum” to the US. for food
tacked as “unrealistic” the Mich-| Dr. Frederich Wahler, director
gan Turnpike Authority's plan for of the Agriculture Division of the
the Rockwood-to-Saginaw toll road. U.N. Food and Agriculture Organ-
Blackeman said the proposed ex- ization, said the frigid winter
pressway would cut through exist-/""may have endangered crops” in
ing or planned parks and disrupt the satellite nations
sewer systems in the Rouge River Wahler declared that if the e: arty
basin. spring of 1956 shows a pattern of
freeze-and-thaw weather, the great
The freedom of the City of Bel- cereal producing areas behind the
fast. Northern Ireland, will be iron curtain may be sernously hit
conferred on Sir Winston Chur-
chill to mark his wartime Jeader*
ship. ROME, (INSi—A top UN
cial has stated that offi
countries,
European coldwave,
“Then Russia and the ether
countries will have to go to the
world market for their supplies
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ately alta sated Renee eee isides of the iron curtain—are not of cereals.
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‘MR. AGRICULTURE
Wahler, who has been dubbed
“Mr. Agriculture” for his detailed
knowledge of world farming and
food problems. said although the
unusually harsh 195556 winter
“will not produce actual famine
it en bring a year of hardship
to the treatment of diseases peculiar | used to storing food supplies which
to = tS CL raEE ett ey jcould see them through a period. of e
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The agriculture expert reported
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— harm te winter vegetable crops
all over BRurope. It also has af
fected fruit production and prob
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in the citrus field especially
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cipline
War II days all must be counted.
for the general to read the griev-
ances
themselves,
his
simplified.
cause
gripes which are more or less the
' method of letting
Grievances’
ble is,
Flew
aay
“™” Hard - Hit Satellite Nations.
May Ask U.S. for Food *
iron curtain harsh
hard hit by the bitter, Furope and many of the satellite
“may have to Ceuntries rely on sheep for their
meat supply THE
al Grievances Losing Men for SAC World chine
of the in general since
it were physically possible jet
as written by the airmen * their before censoring, the
problem of retaining the best in ease
command would be greatly no vi
even
along ‘grevances' be-
there many I say
naturally are
off steam
are not to be con-
fused with these petty things. Trou- still
few such major complaints the t
get to the top” the fi
: The
Wp ote Poronta thie othe a Ppobor
via Trans Canada Viscount pened
marvelled again at the rede ni
gets in this remarkatde ma plane
MWiore
he
a pear
th
lifts a
ping
girls
girls
who ¢ lithe resistance to
Much hare
winters ef southern
servul
No PON TLAC
It is the model T. let
Kreat new
~ Its four Rells Royce jets spin
blades with the
of electric fans.
bration, no sense
though we were
at
After we
spun lazily, PRESS.
age of the prop-
soundless
There is
of speed,
whipping |
350 MPH on the trip
home. You don’t know when the
engines start.
at the ramp at Idlewild the props
. motivate parked | MONDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1956
say, guy in the car, throws out the Her daughter, John's daughter.
dame with the glasses. jhas four children. They live in
a iGreeniwch, Conn, Miss Joy goes
in for Good Works. On Lincoln's
birthday she , visited New York's
“Carry-On Club,” a meeting place
for elderly blind people, and recit-
ed the Gettysburg Address. Her
r, audience wept as she spoke. Remember Leatrice Joy? She
was a star of the silent films and
married John Gilbert, the hand-
somest devil of them all at that,
time
She's now a doting grandmother
iment of my life,”
the woman whosé name had blazed
on marquees across the world.
Frigid Fox Finds Fire Challenging. Monks
COLOMBO, Ceylon WW — More
than 2,500 Buddhist monks have
threatened to form a new party
d by
rreeze that whipped across: ang enter candidates in all dis- beld. tricty if the Ceylon government TUNBRIDGE WELLS, England
British have no cause to does not change the date for gen- yp Britain's bitter cold wave
we further for what hap- eral elections. The monks object drove a starving fox into the home
ty the comet In the Vis: to voting next April 3-10 during.ef Mrs. Fraser Simpson. She found
1 We Comey with a observances marking the 2.500th the animal curled up asleep in an
that will take us a couple armchair near the fire
ears to equal
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Putting on a puppet show at Temple Beth Jacob Sue Bisgrecer of Josephine avenue. Richard Levine of
Sunday to celebrate Purim, the merriest of Jewish holi- Ottawa drive. Jonathan Saperstein of Genesee arenue
days, were Paula Siegel of Menominee road, Marcy and Nancy Chapman of Tilden avenue. The children,
Agree of Murphy daveniwe and Judy Gordon o} James K members of the religious $4 hool, participated in SINE,
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Personal News of Interest
The Robert Suttons of Lincoln ham and Mr. and Mrs. C. A Jame Campoli of Woodland rick Ekelund, bern Feb. 2@ at
avenue are making last-minute Hall, also of Birmingham, will dv: Birmingham. president of Pontiac General Hospital. ¢
arrangements for their vacation attend the Wayne University US ieee peer ek of or (grandparents of the infant \are ~ . ih ecn $s ALS la mi ) .
-They are leaving the early part Symphony Orchestra Concert mu lun i Aas . - 1 woe a Mrs. Vendel Pinter of Saginaw and tt : a Ae Spee . Det he alunin er anc ince being
of next week for Fort Lauderdale b* coe Ee mica: the! Uetrent presented on Saturday at the Latin Mr. and Mrs. Murray DeLos Jones Fla. Institute of Arts ;
4 ° ° > Quarter in Detroit of Bloomfiela Hill
Mrs. Carmen Labowitz of San * * . bd 4
Robert Dancey, son of Mr. and tayo, Chile, the solo pianist being, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FE. Pinter
Mrs. Roy H. Dancey of Voorhels ic ented at the concert, is a per: (nee Kathleen Jones) of Colonial
read, was recently presented ona) friend of Mrs. Vosburg Way are parents of a son, Pat with the general physics award :
at Sterling College.
Tris anard is presented ama’ GrOUP Conducts Election to the student who is selected by
the faculty as outstanding in gen
eral physics. The purpose is to The Hest anne election of « {fi of last year, ut functions along
help interest students in science. °°TS ot erent ude Unit, St. Bene. the lines of a PTA, with its mgin
* * diet Church, was conducted at the objective being to supply St,
Mr. and Mrs. David Clark and recent meeting of the group held Benedict School with items and
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Marshall of) '™ St. Benedict Natl a services it would be unable to
Birmingham will arrive at Sun “ec PER eer aries ores obtain otherwise,
Valley, Idako, on Saturday for a vs no a ae hy Mrs. ‘Tro In ts eight months of existence
10-day vacation ee _ i - an Mis C relia the untt has obtained a movie pro
" * el . ; el ae sy hocks and screens for the school
On Wednesday evening Mr. wel ‘ i ae ie = Nae has conducted an audio test) for
and Mrs. Guy Vosburg of Nelson ab ne vane pam d am oo the entire student body and is in
street, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold | \¢"# bamies, coresp EN EEN process: of arranging visi
Aarni of Nelson street, Mr. and ‘“'>- tests { fluoride treatments for
Mrs. Sam Williams of Birming- | The unit was organized in dune tye students
~ A
Mis Tune MeCofinell eerved as
the first captain of the group
The room mothers have con
ducted an open house, Christmas
and Valentine parties for the in
dividual classes, and have ar
ranged two evening dances for
the fifth, sixth and seventh grade
students,
On April 21, St. Gertrude Unit
will hold the first school festival
Carmval Capers.” at St. Benedict
School
Women Accountants
to Hear GM Man
H. L. Christenson, superintendent
of the motor accounting depart
Ment, sales section of taeneral M
tors Corp, will be the speaker at
the monthly meeting of the Amer
can Society of Women Act niant
Tuesday evening at the Wormer
City Club, Detroit
.
2 His subject is “Uniform Dealer
ship: Accounting as It Apphes to
General Motors and Its Dealers.’
* Anny Koellner of Syivan Shores
drive will attend this meeting, hay
Ing recently been approved as a
% member by the board of directors
Herbert Robertson
Honored at Dinner
M 1 Mis Wilkoiny Pasbertsor
of Si l street enterta f at a
hirthe dinne inday ]
fath Herbert BRebert noof East
Pike street
Gan lided | Herbert
= Robe ] 1 Albert
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— eye 12 Jit $e St for a cooperative
A pale pink. sheath in-supplé crushed sith linen. this”. ie : . * 4 Us mre 2
dress features a delicately pleated midrifl insert of “oe yg el, §
* * “re : ; “il : : ‘i ‘ PSday 4
matching pink chiffart which rises high gi the bodice and :
extends around to the bath. Short cap sleeves and side —— “nt ¥ foe
slit pockets add further interest. e) Btonigh: at th d Are) ice ey 1 Home Auburn Ayr
“Ry Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence 8.
Martz dr. (nee Anne-Sophie
Uldall) of Wing Lake are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth
of a son, Geoffrey Stannard,
Feb. 21 at S. Joseph Mercy Hos
pital.
Grandparents of the boy are Hans
Jorgen WQWdall of Ibadan, Nigeria
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Pontiac Dominates
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Miami Gathering
By ETHEL TOMBRINK
MIAMI — It was strictly Pontiac
talk the other evening at Helen
and Clint Parr’s home. “Do you
know so-and-so?”’ ‘Remember, the
house on the corner of Saginaw.
and... ? Such questions, and
their answers, went flying when
the Ed Whipples and Dr. and Mrs
Walter Grinnell spent the evening
with the Parrs
Helen and Mrs. Grinnell, the
former Marian Baskette, kaew
each other in high school in Pon-
tiac. They had been trying to
get together for months — and
finally did, a couple of weeks
ago—first time they had seen
each other in about 15 years.
Then the other evening Helen
invited the Grinnells (he’s a resi-
dent physician at Veterans’ Ad-
ministration Hospital in Coral Ga-
bles) over so that the husbands
could meet each other.
That same day, Ed and Onalee
Whipple of Clarkston called—they
were heading back to Clearwater,
Fla., but Helen talked them into
staying on for dinner and an eve-
ning of Michigan talk Mrs
The Whipples have taken a house
in Clearwater where her parents
are spending the winter, but for the
There are four pages in
today’s Women’s Section
past few days have been moseying
~ > y’ , around the state seeing friends
dune * $i ~ : . 2 , and looking at property with a
A wee = ’ . view to buying
Readi } . ; They spent an evening with the
eading the script for the dramalogue they were a part of the program featuring Ernest V. Squiers in Lauderdale
presented at Temple Beth? Jac ob for parties, play sand pageants. Th synagogue by the Sea, then headed for Miami
. ; ia i he boat show at Dinner Key.
Purim, the gay religious holiday, were services, the Megillah (scroll) containing ie “—_ 1 : : . GOIN ( ISHING
Michael Nosanchuk of ‘Cherokee road, the story of Purim is read and praversare", : age eM TNG The Whipples went back to Clear- Ss “4 f ry > lip J : y » > usan Arnkoff of Hlinois avenue and offered in thanksgiving for the love of water. but will return to Miami
Donald Barnett of Cherokee road. With freedom implanted in the souls of man, in a couple of weeks to go for a
other members of the religious school, weekend of fishing in the keys (Ed
A setie Es Pade
doesn't care whether he catches
'fish or not—it's just the fishing he
‘likes) and then a few days in Nas-
Sau. / .
\W . For these jaunts, the Whipples’
traveling companion, their black
cocker, Judy, will remain in Clear-
= water, Otherwise they ve taken
\ gabeth T. Uidall of | “MOND. i “EK, "; 37 956 FACES s ee Mis, Eh i | call Cele IONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1956 PAGES TEI sic, everywhere send) she's an
irngh, Seotlar ind Mr. and Mrs = = ——— - ——$ - . . -xcellent traveler,’ they say.
L. S. Martz of Wang Lak _ ne
Mrs Moniamine T. , y { p) Y Her “home” is a rug in the Mr Benjamine r. Baile ¥ i a > a > e 2 ¢
ea A Pardom Concentrates On Career va o% sven wazon ana ° ‘ ie , ~ L se iS
fant’s great-grandmother and Mr she does her sightseeing from
han itton. also of Fort | ‘ : atop the suitcases. foward Bi e ‘a f Fort Lan By EMILY BELSER was divorced from actor Tyrone “It's quite a feat to be free- ue
erdate t s reat-vreat-yran U1 fs y . > 1e .
a ; ‘ “™ HOLLYWOOD iENS)—Handsome Power, has repeatedly aired her lancing under the age of 30,” En routes topthes key $7 ena mother. , Se will’ < : An pe ; B Edmund Purdom, whose colorful eMeLoNal views of Edmund, the pe declared. “I'm only 29." ples will stop in Miami again, for
‘1 fe romance with Linda Christian has '4!!. dark-haired actor has re . by that time Helen Parr’s parents,
M ind Mrs. Re D bob wDR ke pt the gossips working overtime Mained mum on the subject of the He will earn more for his next the John Kellers of Davisburg. will
a ‘ _— i a Cathy for more than a year, indicated ex-Mrs, Power. film, “The Intruder, for instance be in town. They re expected about
Judy and Donna of ashington } —, March 4
D. C are visiting Mrs, Bowhng's yice Pinel Ee ce? SOMED DIGNITY Hany es made Sin Gan ventive|y eat . . IS —or anyone ise . * = be F © “. 5
randparefits, Mr. and Mrs. Claude a * " Pinned down about the romance 4t MGS Where his annual salary. The Parrs’ lovely new colonial
D). Johnston of Union street ory P é : » he said was $50.000 home out near South Miami is done haver given it a tl rht ° . -
1 Ban will | tial] tig iairils: andeadded ak “T try to maintain a certain . in pale pastels with bright print
for the Philippa eHoreehe will Taner] manne: “amount ef dignity about these He'll get $6.20 per week for a accents, and features a spacious
ee At ned f thre ~ | things. There's very little to say. guaranteed eight weeks Florida room floored With Cuban
Rona ti nd the ¢ fH will join Purdom finally has agreed to pealiy. | see something of her ox “Plus 10 per cent of the profits,’ tiles
him in six months pay his estranged wife, Tita, casionally, but I am very busy he added gleefully ENJOYING SUNSHINE _ * 8 more than $1,000 a month ali- and she is making efforts to con . : ° oS : 6 ‘THIS Is IT
Cynthia Sheldon, daughter of Mr
ind Mrs. Thomas FP Sheldon of
Birmingham, attended a seminar
on fore Y polices eonducted by the
Ameviesn Friends Service Commit
tee in Washinuvton, D.C. last week
The group of five from Dénison
University visited the departments
of Commerce and State during
their stay
ag Miar unshine ‘an mony and child support plus $8,- vince the (film) industry that she’s Enjoying Miami's sunshine and
Purdom said it always has been days of leisure, too, are Mr. and 000 attorneys’ fees, capable of hard work and is will-
tt nfernally pencve ha nig to do it his ambition to make a good mo- Mrs. John E Dunn. He retired
LS be ULSTER eNO SIs us : ee tion picture and he thinks “this from GM and they moved here
remarked with his shght: British P think she has a) tremendous |. iy) about three months ago, buying a wecent, “but Im glad it’s all quality in het ‘ be . home in the northeast section of
straightened out, Now J] can con — The actor who has spent the last Miami
centrate on Bry free-lancing—act Purdom seemed much more in- four months in Furope, complained
ing | megn'" terested in the fact that he 1s on bitterly that “the press made out An evening out last week was
. loan-out from his home studio, I was careening around over there dinner and the theater at the Coral
Although Linda. who recently MGM doing nothing.”’ Gables Country Club with Mr
° Dunn's nephew and wife. Dr and
Mrs. Dave Bosworth of Coral Ga
bles
Theater group at the country
club presents five plays a year—
and both Dave and Elois Bos-
worth have taken many a leading
role in the productions as well
as working backstage.
Right now, Dave is president of
the country club. He and his wif
were hosts to the Dunns for dinne1
and “Dial M for Murder.”
Congregational
Womer: Honor
Sunday School
A small group of the membei
of the Womens Association of the
First Congregational Chure'
braved Frmdas s tee storm to al
tend the February meeting
The ly Henny Was se i tiv
Say brook Group tly Nirsy Wills:
Vann as chamman Assisting he
were Mrs. Willian Pfurlt a
Mrs, Sydney Baer
Devotions were given by Mrs.
Ray Falk, after which a history
of the local church's Sunday
Schoo] wag presented. Mrs, Rob-
ert Gaff recounted events from
the years 1246-62. Miss Sarah
Palmer was the founder of the
Sabbath School.
Tribute was’paid to the Sunday
School teachers, with special men-
tion made of Mrs. Bessie Wix and
Mrs. S. B. Yarper, both of whom
5 taught for more than. 25 years
Pontiac Press Photo we * e
he fashion shoei being =) rp ye : le i Dolasnar = > i The fashion show being sponsored by the Assocra- — Frank Bonner of Delaware drive, Mrs. Edward Barrett | Mrs. Robert Canfield presented
tion te the Pontine Sy mphor
5 eae members pHtAtTi these peant iy Orchestra is uppermost in of Ottawa drive (at the piano) and Mrs. R. L. Bronoel the music for the’ afternoon, a
fen weeks. Shaun selacting of Pioneer drite. The show is scheduled lor March 8 in Combanied by Charles Wilson \ } Mrs. Robert Jewel) of Sault st + F et eer F t 4 pote ey cp Chere I Creund musie are €lelt to right js Ver S, Pontiac High Ne hool auditorium. y Marie was a guest 4
at ‘ 4 F ‘
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THE PONTIAC PRESS! MONDAY, F EBRUARY 27, 1956 _ T 3 e 2 : \
| ceremonies for the party, at which)
Square Dances e"titnaays of Mr and Me FIFTEEN
|Jack Baker, John DePauw and)
at Elks Temple = xk Bs: p William Schmiel. Mr. and Mrs. By ANNE HEYWOOD - —, “When the old lady died,” Mrs. bought a little country house gim They say that it’s the irrita- | be concluded, “bless her if she own.
\tion in the oyster that makes the didn’t lea, + me a couple of thou- | “T started my kennel with two!people better, too. And my social
s! sand doll I ed svionel’ SL Oe TR eS Quadrille| The group has been! incited 4c pearl. Sometimes in our own lives, ars. I moved away and female coc aaere and now 1 have'life is a very happy on
Club when the club met Friday attend the Merry Mixers Anniver _|the things” that irritate and dis-' —= == (Copyright 1956)
evening in the Elks Temple. sary Dance being held on Friday Blesse _usythe vs can be mace Dangerous Psychology | Dn Sy ee Oscar Denham was master ot evening in n the Cal Building. _ |’ a fate Greet Members etre" = Irritation Can Create Life’ S Boarle Sane Lee SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Kaufeld Robert Nienstedt, Kenneth Goff quite = few. 1 love my work and,
and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Swee-|and Mrs. DePauw were in charge
ney were welcomed as new mem- Of decorations.
; Fre b my et exam “M om, Beware of Books! *.": ae MILLER'S—144 Oakland Ave. |. sane svn axom | Feet la | wees shempee ese. re ‘
DETEOT (P—Notice to parents land easily in their relations with)
° fal wrpasanl whe | sahoes thorengh) | © read books on child psychol-!
Our Location and Lower Overhead =|. trea dogs. She has a nice coun. ony: Psychol: youtigsters and be able to call FLA G S upon their sense of humor phen
_Saves You Money | try house, a kennel, = large in- | oe [the occasion fits. ~ || come and a very happy life. | Throw away the books and re BY the DETTRA CO.
But not so long ago, she was an lax; you're taking your role as a) Trade-Mark of Quality tor
underpaid companion to a rich | age too seriously. | he continued. “The child who Over a Century
‘woman and living a life which irri-| This advice comes from Dr. | sucks his thumb is no more ab- pil tena ates ORDER
tated her to death. Harry Bakwin of New York, | normal tham the child who later | = y FLAGS PATRIOTIC FLAGS | * * ® . President of the American Acad- | chews gum or the adult who | LODGE FLAGS
emy of Pediatrics and himself | smokes. ** } “Psychiatrists have created a
tremendous anxiety in parents,”
Mrs. L. was widowed suddenly | i) FRATERNAL FLAGS
the so-called social skills. \Viation in behavior or misbeha * * |
LITTLE GRACES le ane Reape beds ae “There is a place for the psychia-
| She could run a house, super- song that is having serious con- vinci aaa a ie WILLIAM K. COWIE \vise servants, speak French and sequences on their children, eovere pemocronal 5 disorders s
quite probably paint china and, * 6 » equally in the study of these,” Dr. Custom Upholstering . 'Bakwin said. ‘‘But we shouldn't be
jenter a moon eee. Parents, srid Dr. Bakwin, should so quick to place a serious in-|42) Year of Practical Experience
not read books on child psychology.|terpretation on everything that| (37g Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 4-2857
BEDROOM FURNITURE PRICES SLASHED!
of course, I'm beginning to like] ° BEAUTY SHOP
SAVE $7.50!
about 10 years ago, and found tRe aver ay ACE | Problems. among adolescent chil- Christian
herself nearly penniless. She had °" © d paychology dren, he said, “are really the par- . 1 LANOLIN OIL $ 50 no skills at all for the business ‘Parents shouldn't go around ents’ failure to understand what Literature Sales 7 . world, but had a good many of blaming themselves for every de- goes on in that period. 39 Oakland Ave. Lt (Hoan COLD WAVE
Nothing More to Pay
FE 2-0531 SPECIAL!
SAVE ‘5.00 For the) Es that tresses in
denim, there's a vew soe vat 1 PERMANENT and HAIRCUT
Wave ........--.40.. 7.50
Creom Rinse .............. .50
Haircut ................. 1.50
10.00
Reg. $15.00
Everything Included
41 N. Saginaw
@ Furniture You'll Be _ You know—she had the kind of But they should behave _haturally happens.” RS 2
Edwardian talents which are fine! [ a = ee
Proud of a when you're rich and worthless
when you lose your money and
V ] Y ‘Il B y ee when, L. did the only thing | | MAX . S | |
° Pleased With , , a Sag a ge ore THE C O F O U R EBR U A RY | ALE:
| keeper-companion to a very bad-
Compare and Save! | “It was pretty awful,” Mrs. L told me. ‘She was a very rich old @ Come and Look — Cnn HUNDREDS OF ITEMS DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO NEW LOWS!
lady and all her. relatives were
“They were the most disagree-
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS out after her money. They used — : to come in droves and stay for | | |
weeks on. end. —
Our 20th Year of Greater Value Giving! _ L, M p' | U | ‘ N | | LU | ‘ F . ‘ | | | | N, \;
able people, too. They ordered me
lady whom they secretly hated.
Where You Honestly Save! DOGS NICER BEDROOM GROUP $39.50 Wrought Iron Tea
about the whole human race and
/in suc h free time as I had, I would
ltake long walks with the cocker
This is a grouping removed from our Model Home
“T read all the books I could find Ethan Allen
stout dogs. their care, trang | BEDROOM ENSEMBLE $39.50 Solid Walnut Slatted
the day I would be raising dogs $9 5995 Top Coffee Table (2) oe
and spending hardly any time with MILLER FURNITURE around a good deal, made all 198 50 7 dl B d 149
kinds ol im possible 1Gernands and $ run e e .. $
' were sickeningly sweet to the old Willett Solid Maple 50 Ethna Allen
ee Av : «Ee “T used to think terrible thoughts ; Secu ee eee ee eeae .$ . 144 Oakland Ave Careful Free Delivery £ $495 Cart 14.95 WithlD-yiSink $198>°°
$59.95 Serving Wagon... .$39.50 This is trul blue moon buy .. . you get spaniel who belonged to the gard- ... tt was on display for 90 days and cannot be . the Or Gah opal ; 16 inches wide Sin olsen
r. I used to think dogs are much returned to our stock as ne Includes Lar $79 50 Cherr Dro Leat ce ; Y - ner tu C ur § a wi ge . y coated section tor bottles so you can use it as @
nicer than People . oa aes a nn — = ore veal Tea a on $ bar . . . metal basket type container tor tlowers or
son Bed, night tables an night table lamps, W ee ee eee wees 59.50 plants 2 shutter doors below . . . also 42 inch “In an effort to forget people, Simmons Beautyrest Mattress and box springs plus g , ener table with 1 leat. . . plus 2 Governor Carver
I spent more and more time skirt shade lamp for the double dresser . . . value is 95 { C {f arm chairs in black and gold decorated finish and 2
learning about dogs. I finally got $657.35 .. . reduction of $162 35. $29. Ashcra t ollee Governor Carver side chairs in maple . . . Regularly
the spaniel bred and her pups g 50 price at $279.90 save almost $82.
were adorable Table oe een ee ew we wow ee $] «
__ -$ 995 Chest Desk and Revere Chair
D R LD s 5 1) S pee Tn cping was on play in our Moet Home | 269-00 Pine Hutch Table. .$49.90 $95
DINETTE GROUP
Drexel Pine
4 Pastel Crepe Famous Make can save $13253 by buying this entire ensemble
; 2 twin beds with Simmons Innerspring Mattres- MA PLE D | NE | | E
ROBES BRAS . ses and Box Springs, Double Dresser and mirror,
night table and 2 lowely brass and milk glass lamps 50
Sons sizes Values ft $6 er all strcay Values to $] for the double dresser or night table This is $ ] 98
. Le a substantial savings on top quality merchandise z
~ pS) anh hal Pal r Shutter door hutch cabinet with open shelf top
ASSORTED JEWELRY Sra ea eo aticel a ees nel Necklaces - Braclets - Beads - Earrings - Pins
CLOSE OUT cua ie set of 4 bow seat solid maple chairs
_From $1.90 l, PRICE - . . . Extra pieces to match are available . ..
~ to $6.00 2 aku . .
== Thyme, dap pter nyia | CHINESE RATTAN | SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED HAT ( LEARAN CE—$2 : ‘fies but not-so-young feces should $ 50 All Sales i veer ths Pet back on Ke brow. - $6950 SECTIONAL SOFA ] 98
DRE SS ie most becnm ng way to wear )
Ca an db ‘ve ee te ene Apartment s ze hide-a-bed at a big savings
SHOP further back on the brow for wom covarlin nictalcltneedlin choicelot colar Open
, en past 40 We are not yet accus- $ into 43 size bed and is complete with interspring
Pine { rel Vv tomed to hats worn at eve-level matires Opens quickly and easily and bedd.ng
GTA PPare for omen With the return of more hat, see Stays inside .
Wi Ss, Saginaw St. that yours does not overpower your
face - .
Hand made Chinese Rattan combined with wrought iron $23950 DAVEN PORT
INTRODUCES THE 2 MOST seek Sunsise thin comeno Ril anne ed $]49°0
CLE MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS ff 0 ers $14.95 Dining Chair .....$4.95 | fo 0 cin ar
$6.95 Bar Stool ......... $2.95 foe ee
$27.50 Umbrella Chair... .$9.95 LOUNGE CHAIRS
$16.50 Cotfee Table ..... $4.95 $9975 It's a specially blended waving
solution designed to give natural 7
beauty to the mest difficult-to-
wave hair. Intended for more
expensive permanents, we offer
at 6pecial prices
vi a0) -*}()"
A large ¢ f cha f 2 IZ and yy
and ¢ nrg . els tox
for as much a PEON rat least we thought the
; ebeustall hy i goo. anc Since we do rot ictend to carry summer fur ture this aoe ‘ hut thevire all good quality a at
mpl lete " ith C ulting ; £99 75 represent an utstanding value we have season we have reduced all goods that could be ca 5 ew ah lnc nan €29 ts
and Styling tied as Summer Merchandise . . . So if you're going to
be needing something ... better come and look . a
For Bleached @ Dyed © Dry © Brittle Scores of Other Reductions! @ Overprocessed © Split Ends some terrific bargains . . , Immediate delivery . « «
Final Sale... , Consists of Double dresser 48 inch single Black and gold decorated Revere Chair together with
shutter door cabinet 30-inch, double sized bookcase $75.00 Drexel Hand Dec- the Drexel Pine Desk Chest are actually worth al-
Broken sizes and odd lots of Dressy and tailored stvles in- | headboard and frame Simmons Box Spring and most $125 . but both were on display at the
better dresses. Slightly soiled. cluding taffeta, gabardines. Mattress Savings amounts to $73... . This suite orated Double Bed $49 50 Model Home and must be offered As-ls .. . so you
aiecn ta, ECU SER On CRIED to be sold only as a grouping but extra pieces would _* . save $30 An excellent piece for living room, bed-
be available .~: . : room or hall too
AS @ $75.00 Willett Cherry G te
cD ) 10 Drexel Pine Night Table on ee nes $39 50 Willett Solid Cherry Transitional
Sal Size Form TWIN BED SUITE ; DINING GROUP One Lot of Small Size Houmals $10 , oa $31.00 Drexel Maple $
3 White Lace Ralarina Dresses $:)) 469 Night Table ......... $19.95 395
melt sizens Watucsi'te 2008 Shown in our Model Home for 90 days . . this : What an opportunity to save on this wonderful Solid
suite is guaranteed the same as new . and you Cherry furniture. It was on display in the Model
Home and is offered as an ensemble of buffet, 36
inch chest for linens, drop leat extension table and
4 Solid Cherry Charrs Value is $547 so
your savings ts almost $150 It's not often that
you see furniture like this priced so low ... so be
sure to come and see this outstanding buy .
and
PICTURES Other Wall Decor
Everything that was here before Christmas has .been
reduced to Clearance Price so if you locked at some-
thing and didnt buy it now is the time : Every
picture, wall sconce lawabe« clock, planter or anything
that could be hung on the wall it's as least 10% off
and many items are half price
$125.00 Hand painted Chinese
_ style original—about 30x48 $25.00
$22.50 Winter scene ...... $ 5.00
$13.95 Green iron wall planter $ 7.00
$6.95 Black iron wall planter § 2.00
$6.95 Pair of roe iron
hurricanes ....... .... $ 2.00
$12.95 Ship picture—w ith
water . ' ....$ 5.00
$5.95 Bra:- and black tile
Zodiacs 2 for $
$12.95 Telephone planter .§
$35.00 Table lamp ....... $
$ noe lamp 29.)
At rt ‘ I est d some
| —
temporary at f Ame a f ® these are
eaiiv should
me ar a me nice items tor
cottage f new hiorie BO) Benoa
f ‘ tainly can charge it.
© Abused Hair
HUNDREDS OF ONE OF A KIND GIFTS AT
2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank Bldg. FE 5-9257 ad 24 WEST HURON ST.
“H here Service and Quality ; > « '
Is Supreme” a \
on Friday ‘til 9 P. M. 3 4 jae:
Se on Open ‘Til * Open Monday No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! _ 9PM. G Friday Nights
CAAndre Beauty Calon — rnone Tonight ‘Til 9 P. M. GIVE AWAY PRICES!
4H aan | 4 * Ay Las! ; i if ! , } ¥ 4 ~ . . ey bi f / ] s ‘ . , | i . Bil ; ype et sity D ie fi lane: 7 TO Ss ; Sai f = 7 ‘A Cc
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SIXTEEN : THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FE BRU ARY 27, 19: 56
Mom’ s Disapproval Complicates Romance. By ELIZABETH WOODWARD — from school every day and Mother your interested mother to compli- stand if the only time he can sec Must you really decide between
“Dear Miss Woodward: Mother says [ shouldn't let him, He lives cate hfe for you. you is after school. them Why rar avid es |
DES tke 2. ike : . : ; , —wit our mother's understand: doesn't hike the boy T hike. (i'm about 14 miles from my house and ‘F irst- thing I'd do would be to. Your mother prefers Jim be- ; ti *, nearly 15'. He walks me home . : ing and cooperation’
. : never comes over to see me on investigate the circumstances of cause he’s local. She knows more
weekends the boy you hke best. ¢You don't-about him and sees him around ‘Dear Miss Woodward: The girl
R “Mother says he doesn't think me _ incidentally, that he has the house more often. I sit with in homeroom hkes and) ie . -TASHION SHOP PERMANENTS : mention, Incidentally a 1€ as : eae links ahs owas boy tht I like.
anything of me if he wont come
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for Long Hair over on weekends. She prefers, Jim ©*®T asked syouy out): autos? | too. He told hig sister he thought}
who calls me and comes over all Does he ever have real ‘dates? |I was cute and wanted to meet)
= FINGER WAVING the time, . | What does he use for transpor- jme, SO We Were introduced and ‘
°C . 5 ° | b: eee
| Open Evenings “She tells me to go out with tation? Can he drive a car? What liked him right off. is oi “But” my girl friend was really)
jealous. He told me she had no
strings attached to him. I'd like
to know how to get to be real ®%
good friends with him without los-| §&
ing my girl friend.” . does he usually do over week-
“nds? H * Do chores | want the other boy. How can I ends? Have a job? Do i ° 8 > Pp Ie
Park at Our Front Door > Salon) nie ots Mini) Ce Gael Ce
let me go out with him?’ around with the Doys:
SS A bit of background material on)
Answer: If only you could be him (found out by subtle questions
PERMANENT WAVE SHOP left ulone to cook up your Own pot on one of those walks home) would
Then both / ll 12 School St FE 2-6039 of soup! Bur therg’s competition explain his situation
ere S your : from another boy, and advice from you and your mother will under-
j /
date for OGG S 2. « house of finer cleaning Lee
DEEP PILE
GOAT Ogg’s Finer Cleaning Gets Them ( ‘opyrixht. 1956) a
Bake Crust, :
Clean, Restores Their Fluffiness, Add Toppin Puts the New Sheen Back Into A set for the bedroom—a patch- PP g
the Pile work quilt made in the attractive Ba ke Again
Ss . Log Cabin pattern, flus a match-
3 ing Coe alghen for at *40- | Mrs. Mason’‘s Bars
= wink = peroc oth are fascinat-
| WOOL OT NreAES! Are Dreamy to Eat,
7 | Pattern No. 56355 contains mate i
Bs | NYLON rial requirements; pattern pieces Simple to Make
f A and sew directions for quilt; cro-
“ =f By “ - F Z . + . * BELGOR ; ce ae and stitch illustra: By JANET ODELL | on Better Quality
pone On eran: | Pontiac Press Home Editor . Send 25¢ in coins, your name, | Cookie mak ; i , : ookie aking is ver
Ogq’‘s finer cleaning methods are particularly address and the pattern number ian : + ni Shore ee ee
suited to clean deep-pile coats Each coat is 3 Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372 ae ’ Sintra) Genii mien
classified as to fabric wee depth of pile and . Quincy st hicago 6, Il |have to he packed Strip or har FABRICS
cookies are easy to make. When
- made from Mrs. Patrick Mason's : Specially developed methods for re- CLEARANCE | Fevipe theyre wondestul By Upholstering Your Old
moving spots, stains and raise flat- Mrs. Mason 1s active in the fucaiue ew! by Appointment | him. But I don't want him—I
Answer: If you could only be
left alone to stir up this pot |
without the horrible feeling that
| your girl friend will hate you for
, it! Well, you can't do too much
without his cooperation,
Po. : :
You can be friendly and attrac-
tive to him, but he’s the one who
jhas to make the major moves iu The jumper look is simulated in
p rer aie keep themito yout this one-piece frock. Permanent
| Wait quietly for him to make his Pleating marks the yoke and pock-
jposition clear to your girl friend et in coral cotton. Coral on white
| (if he wants to bother). If she polka dots add a gay note as the
\explodes at you tell her YoU inset blouse and white heart- | couldn't be more surprised—not .
‘only over his attention, but also Shaped buttons trim the yoke.
|her attitude. And isn’t that just
luck!
next Saturday
‘(Jot it on your date book):
up to We Invite
You To Our
~ FASHION
tened areas begin the cleaning process Nylon & Rayon Gabardine Longfellow PTA. She has two chil- grep = eal a“
that put these coats back to their new Snow Suits $¢ 98 FTdren in school and one at home
softness, bright colors or gleam Reg. $17.98 She also belongs to the Fashion-
ing whiteness. We love to do them ette club. Her hobbies include
because when finished they look so] 1 pe. Nylon & Rayon Gabardine | (Techeting and embroidering
wonderful. They look as though they} Snow Suits $Q98 PRES CAKES
had the hand care that Ogqg’s really : Reg. $16.98 By Mrs. Patrick Mason
give them. Send us your Deep Pile edi ee
Coat for finer cleaning 10 Girls’ Winter Coats or Can Sete te) perearine
meee ‘ ; Mix like shortbread or pie crust
Chinchilla & Brushed Pat itolal pan and! bake ld sin
you have a wonderful oppor- Wool — Assorted Sizes utes in a 42>-degree oven. tunity to reupholster your old
Saturday, March 3rd | = [4 MiGente ee -nour when you need it. Girls’ Winter Coats ares a . home . . . at TERRIFIC SAV-
°
Pick-U p Reg. $26.98 1 eecvesni en iia ~ ff: fabrics, colors, and patterns we INGS! You'll be amazed at
re have to ofter BUT YOu -30 Pp M e . Mix all together and pour over 4 = ‘
: ot Girls Dresses Jpaked + e. Return ven §. MUST ACT NOW. CALL
Z: ° ° Delivery : Five Cash and Carry Stores: One <P ot) Girls Diese aked miature: Return to oven I- Us TODAY tor complete de- Now, during this special event,
7 j 1 p coconut
Just stop at Ogg Ss. - Nylon and $1238 1 ioe RB r ee Fw powder the wondertul selection of fine
Broken Blar ind bake at J2> degrees for 29 Rayon Gab
Reg. $4.98 to $10.98 ta
4481 Highland Rd 376 Auburn Ave. ; minutes Cut while warn
3-day service to your door... 506 S. Saginaw St 430 Orchard Lake Ave. | Napyy $1.98 to $4.98
everywhere you read he Press. 379 E. Prhe St. ;
Rove & Girk Better Clothes
se velit S338 in Store for CHAIRS
eg. $6.
Aete er Mrs. Consumer As §
abe q> co I NERS , BAST LANSING TINS) = Atrs mee 3 5
Consumer of 199) will have a big 5
FE 4-9593 Main Office and Plant Boles ticce Gan etoLie aed ee °
: easily cared for than ever before
B O O | ¢ ; | 4 379 E. Pike St. | 2S. Saginaw FE 5-8415 | - espite the number of increased at the
ger cherce of clothing more dur
> tags, Michigan State Univer-
sity home management experts say
. every shopper should be able to
find clothes to fit her needs and
e a her purse th anks to the biz wa
Your Fashion nad ama An MSU survey indicates that
vomen's clothing accessories |
Outline might prove a little more costly : . |
this year. But coats, suits and :
dresses are expected fo stay at WE HAVE BEEN SERVING ,
1935 levels. PONTIAC HOMEMAKERS
FOR OVER 24 YEARS!
Panhe No 857. Light etostn
wath satin elo panels. Migr
wotbond Diagonal ripper
closmg S.-M L KL $795.
Also avodoble o1 Gudile
No. 957. $7.50 | ° |
aq lO O FOR PLAYTIME...
; | S S You enjoy wearing Ske ppres
Also forecast: a hike in the price
... Gently Shaped to | Thandbags. due to Neher produc uate md oa price rise ih Work Guaranteed for § Years
"New Beauty for Each Outfit Get aao te aoe
GEre. aca Guitty. stowed W ILLIAM but the shoe industry reported],
expects a break in prices alter
the first few months of the sear
Ch rm it Also up in price. girls’ wear and RIGHT
infants’ clothing You will see
modeled the most
beautiful clothes for
CREATIONS Men's and Boys’ clothing are ex Furniture Makers
pected to remain much the same 4 Uph
Fitted hy Our : in price and Upholsterers
: Expert. Corsetieres sayen een belo were Ti renal GAN 270 Orchard Lake Ave.
Spring and Easter foe) eee ae Pert eee FE 4.0558 aihesive tape ta shoe bottoms ie
there's a borimdit Bra and Girdle to
ieee eg BEGINNING CLASSES lines. See how they accent vour
COATS — SUITS — ENSEMBLES
SPORTSWEAR ~ outhne... enhance each outiit
with a qust-night flair. Come in STENOTYPE and STENOGRAPH
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r THE PONTIAC PRESS. “MONDAY. FEBRUARY |
Mr. and Mrs.
George Keller
of Riverside,-
Ill, announce
the
engagement of
their daughter,
Kay Ellen, to
Charles Gray
Robertson, son
of Mr. and
Mrs. Gray
Robertson of
Clarkston. ~*
The couple,
students at
Albion College
have set
Aug. Il] as
their wedding
date.
KAY
F; ne Methodist Church | Comes Unasked
Women’s Groups Meet eles eos,
WSCS circles of the First Metho-
- dist Church met this past week in
members homes and at the church
Sarah Circle
“The Status of Women” was pre-|
sented members of the Sarah cir-
cle by Mrs. Gerald Augsburger
The group met with Mrs. Ralph
Carr of Voorheis road.
Mrs. Stanley Colby gave the de-
votional topic “What WSCS Mem-
bership Means to Me."’ A demon-
stration luncheon was planned for
Apnil 6.
Mts. James Reynolds has invited
the group to her home on Reynolds
court for the next meeting.
Rhoda Circle
Members of Rhoda circle met
with Mrs. Finis Jones of Winding
drive and discussed the topic
‘‘Neighborhood Houses and Com-
munity Centers’’ under the direc-
tion of Mrs. George Hevel.
The next meeting of the group
wil] be held at the Perry Ruffing
home on Voorheis road.
Lois Circle
“Holy Obedience” was the devo-
tional topic chosen by Mrs. Frank
Coons when the Lois Circle met at
the South Paddock street home of
Mrs. A. W. Neelands for a coopera-
tive luncheon.
The group also chose the pro-|
gram topic of ‘Neighborhood
Houses and Community Centers.’
led by Mrs. Raymond Blevins
Mrs. Cora Emery and Mrs. Owen
Morgan were guests.
The church will be the scene of
the next circle meeting.
dulia Circle
Plans were made for a Lenten
Dinner, Feb. 29 by members of
the Julia Circle when they met in
the church parlors Thursday after
noon,
Mrs, Stuart Conway directed the
program on ‘‘Brotherhood™’ and
“A Testament of Devotion” was
given by Mrs. Perc Parsons.
Mrs. Ray Lemon of Judson street!
will entertain at the next meeting.
Leah Circle
Mrs. Bervel Anthony of South
Paddock street was hostess to the
Leah circle Wednesday,
Mrs. Arthur Nicholie arranged,
the program topic “A Crusade |
Scholar in U.S. Colleges’' and de-
votions were led by Mrs. Grace
Wade Smith on the theme, ‘'Fol-
lowers of Christ.”
Mrs. L, A. Calvert and Mrs. Het-
tie Anthony were guests at the co-
operative luncheon.
Mrs. Harriet Peck was a guest
of the Joanne circle when they
met for a dessert luncheon at the
James street home of Mrs. Felix
Mayo. Mrs. Bruce Granger was co-
hostess.
Missionary work in southeast
Asia and China was discussed by
Mrs. J. W. Green and the group
discussed the meaning of WSCS
membership.
Mrs, Claude Johnson of Cooley By MURIEL LAWRENCE
Until recently Kit and Margy,
. ninth grade classmates, have been
iquired a “steady” boy friend.
Instead “j a it's Joe who)
walks home with her from school. |
Her weekends are filled by dates
with him. Her talk, once speeula-
tion of what some dream boy-
friend would say and do, is now
filled with reference to what the
real one has actualy said and
done.
Last Saturday, Margy tele-
phoned Kit to say that she could
come over to supper if she
were wanted. Joe, she explained, best friends. Now Margy has ac- leved! Telephoned, her mother said |
vaguely, “Why, Joe’s mother ask- \targy when in fact she fee
jed her over there for supper. 27, 1956 4. SEVENTEEN
Rage May Help Child to Grow Up had to break their movie date herself as an unappreciated but de- to a reorientation in terms of self
because of a cold. voted friend to Margy has made assertion and, eventually, to free--
di
Eagerly invitea, Margy never ar- FS
Didn't you cael I guess she WAS gepend on the other girl for all her
in a hurry . . \companionship—and exposes her
* .
To comfort Kit, her mother said. naturally increase her rage.
“What 4 way to treat a good friend,
like you! If this is how she’s going)
to behave toward a girl who's as| Comfort children by endowing | them with noble feelings toward ¢- ‘it impossitas. gdom and maturity, Once this aim
Ld is reached, the rage will disap-
The belief that she cherishes pear. Thus, rage is someti imes 4
is fury necessary step in the he althy de
at her forces her to continue to velopment. and is not irrational.’
Es * * |
We are seduced, the Bible says
to increasing snubs by Margy that phy those who cry “Peace!” when
there is no peace. We are equally
In these situations, we do not betrayed by those who credit us}
with kindness not yet developed.
loyal as you are, you better let
ner So: needs to be made aware of her
UNABLE TO ACT | critical indignation with Margy
But Kit has been unable to let) so she'll be freed from the need
Margy go. The implanted vision of te cling to her—and begin the the ungrateful friend. For Kit
Unless You
Are Invited
- Criticize Gir! Who
| The following letter comes from
Lake road has invited circle mem- a young girl who asks: ‘‘Would it Don’ t Visit |
|
|
|
ELLEN KELLER Man‘s Family Will) development of critical judg-
ment for wiser friendships.
Let me pass on these illuminat-
ing remarks on the function of
janger by Dr. Erich Fromm. Writ
jing in his book, “The Forgotten
Language,"’ he says:
| “If rage is permitted to be felt
jconsciously, it can be the basis Art-Wave
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Grace Lacey. Prop.
for healthy rebellion; Mt can lead
bers to her home for the next meet-' pe wrong for me to go with a very
pa good friend to spend the weekend)
Elizabeth Circle |with his relatives? They live in a
Mary Louise Trask opened her fairly nearby town. He says they
home on Hudson street to members have asked him to bring me, but
of the Elizabeth circle. Miss Trask I have not had an invitation direct:
also led the devotions on ‘A dis-.ly from thm, and mosben is re-
ciple’s Prayer.:* luctant to let me go.” |
Mrs. George Trask, Mrs. Roy, . ;
Chisnell and Mrs. J. P. Lash were, Answer: Your mother is quite|
guests of the group who heard Mrs, "ight, and you should not go with-
Clayton Rule speak on “God's °Ut & personal invitation from his)
Trees.” relatives. It would be very cheap
reer be just ‘‘brought along’ by him | The Riviera terrace hom nm = & e am terrace Dome on Mrs. and there is no excuse for their) Chester Id w “e Arnold (will ibe thes scene not telephoning or writing .you a of the next meeting. si personal note — unless of course
Anna Circle your engagement has been an-|
A Lenten dinner for members of nounced and they wrote to you or |
the First Methodist Church was came to see you at that time. |
prepared by the Anna circle when put to go to the house of
they met Wednesday. | people whom you do not know, |
Mrs. E. H. Buddenbaum pre- or to the house of one who has |
sented devotions based on the 23rd. never invited you before, would
Psalm. be to earn their criticism.
Mrs. John Beaudine of Avon
‘boulevard will be hostess at the ‘Dear Mrs. Post: My mother
next meeting. passed away quite suddenly three
weeks ago. My husband's com
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None Injured vere, s . . house, went | to th > scene with his
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ora , Lewis Strauss of the Atomic En- miesseng >» road lere ¢ = 5
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15 Passengers Unhurt umbulance picked them) up. The spring will put emphasis on de- — ~~
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Amidst Snowstorm three were released and sent to a He said such devices could in-
tel for the night clude “weapons against incoming
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PONT TAC, | “MONDAY, FEBRUARY. 27, 1956
| Three Issues Face Voters in City Primary HCHIG AN,
oe
Election to Resolve Dispute Over Parking Space P r~
NINETEEN
an 4
roposal
Sixteen to Seek
Petition Forces
Vote on Issue Approval Would Mean
Addition of 624 Stalls
in Off-Street Areas
Do Pontiac citizens need
municipal parking lots?
This question, which has been
the topic of a two-month debate,
is due for settlement March 5 when
voters cast ballots for or against a
$600,000 municipal parking revenue
bond issue:
The vote is the result of ref-
erendum action taken by an op-
position greup headed by Sam
L. Stolorow, manager of Pon-
tiac’s Outdoor Parking Co. Some
9,900 signatures were obtained
on 396 petitions last December.
Dad On Nov, 22, the City Commission |
unanimously a do pted ordinance
1292 authorizing a revenue bond is-
sue to finance the $600,000 muni-
cipal parking project. * * @ more
|
BENJAMIN M. GATES
If approved by the voters, the’
program will add 624 off-street
parking meter stalls to the city’s
present capacity of 413.
The major facility of the pro- |
posed four-lot program will be a |
three-part 328-car lot serving the
north end of the downtown shop- |
ping district, It will be in the
Lafayette-Wayne . Pine . Jacokes
area handy te North Saginaw |
street and Oakland ave nue |
stores.
Lawrence
between Lawrence and W.
Pike, will be the second largest
lot. An area on W, Lawrence at
the foot of Wayne will furnish
spaces for 81 vehicles, *
Proposed Lot No. 4 will be lo
cated on Auburn avenue east of
Saginaw and will be state owned
and leased at $120 a month
The city treasury will provide
for $33,447 of the expansion cost
of the program.
On Dec, 13, A 148-auto unit on W.
street,
GILBERT W. LONG
Lut
rie A. Dugan condémned the action : . : A former commissioner of three of the opposition circulating the : :
petitions. He charged citizens were fers) experience, wall) be 7 \yine ee : : along with three other candidates d to 4 in Commissioner John
being “scared” into signing peti-
tions because of fear of increased
taxes if the program went through
City Manager Walter K. Willman
explained to citizens that the ordi
nance shows that the program will for the District 7 seat which will be
left vacant by Commissioner Harry
Lutz
Nomination petitions were filed
this month by former Commiss:on-
se . er Benjamin M. Gates, 63, of 389
not cause a boost in city taxes. Whittemore St: Victor L. Smoth-
“The bonds shall not be a gen- ers 37. of- 154 Perkins St: Robert
eral obligation of the city and Landry. 42, of 47 Center St: and
shall not be an indebtedness of Gilbert W. Long. 41, of 129 Pros-
the city within any state consti- pect S!
tutional provision or statutory or Gates represented District 7
charter amendment,” he said. from 1946 to 1950 and in May,
“The principal of an interest on '95!. Was appointed to fill the
id bonds shall be paid solely ‘acascy left by the late Com:-
% ym the net revenues derived from. ™issioner Nell J. Elliott.
the operation of the system, In- He sesyed his third term after cluding future improvements. en- being elected in 1952 but was de-
are ments and extensions there- feated by present Commissioner
of . . Harry W. Lutz in the 1954 ballot-
; .. ing. Speaking before a meeting of the Smothers also was defeated by
Pontiac*Real Estate Board Feb. 6. Lutz in 1944 on ine same com-
two top private parking lot opera-
tors warned of the ‘‘municipal in-
tervention into the free enterprise
system of the parking industry.’
Lost: q Years Rain
TOPEKA, Kan, eh — Lost
ears rain in Kansas
The weather bureau says a
vear-drought, among the
the state's history, now has cost
farmers a year’s normal precip-
tation,
Kansas is the nation's
winter wheat producer. mission post. The candidate is a
custodian for the Board of Edu
cation. He was formerly emploved
by General Motors Truck and
Coach Division
The World War Wl disabled
veteran has been a resident of
the city since 1929 and is a mem-
ber of the Pontiac - police re
serve. One
four
worst ir
Pontiac 1930
Landry for the 20 vears has
served in the production control
division of Fisher Body
He is past Grant Kni Comins 10
past
leading
ght of the
Incumbent, Three Others, District 4 voters must select two lando Ave: Norman R. Boulton,
nominees from among four candi- 45, of 100 W. Hopkins St.: and
dates that have filed nominating Louis Hl. Biles, 65, of 836 Sarasota
petitions seeking seats on the Ave
1956-57 City. Commission
The candidates are: Incumbent Conimissioner Miles has been
a resident of Pontiac since 1912
and Is president of the Christian of 103 Summit
42, of 794 Or ‘7 ti, Floyd P. Miles
Basil W. T: St.: Hes
FLOYD P. MILES
7 Bows Qu
Ask Pay Boost
for Commission Would Raise Salaries
to Maximum of $1,300,
Mayor's to $2,000 |
A charter amendment allocating
inereered pay for city commis-|
isioners and the mayor will be the)
jsecond issue on the primary ballot!
|March 5. f
The amendment was proposed
iby the Citizens Compensation Com-
imittee composed of three former)
'Pontiac mayors and two past com-|
| missioners.
The amendment calls for com- |
missioners, except the mayor, to |
receive for each official meeting | ROBERT LANDRY PHILIP E. ROWSTON
$25, not to exceed $1,300 in any | —
one year, The commission meets |
weekly.
Commissioners presently receive
|$5 a meeting, up to $300 a year, as
iprovided by the city charter of
| 1920
Under the proposed amendment,
the mayor would be paid $2,000 a
year based on 12 equal install-
iments for each calendar month. |
the sum of §25 for every official
meeting of the Commission at-
tended by such member.
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Define Locations
Registration Cards Tell
Voters Where to Cast He presently receives the same
pay as the rest of the commisy Election Ballots
_sioners.
As it will appear on the ballot, py. jocation of the city
the charter amendment will — - listed here for
| read: “Each commissioner ex. CICS |S tstec: here bor
cept the mayor shall be paid crence of all Pontiac vole
1” Ea s 44 pre-
the ref-
Ts.
Individual registration cards in
dieates in which precincts voters Spence, Xf
« “No member of the Commission are registered,
t shall receive more than $1,300 in) 4 Whittier School: 2--Fire Sta-
1 any®year except the mayor who tign 2 3 and 38—Bagley School;
\
shall be paid $2,000 only an-.
num in 12 equal monthly
ments at the rate of one install-
ment for each calendar month.”
Voting Machines per
VICTOR L. SMOTHERS
Leaves
s s C Others are: 13
| School: 15 and 42—Owen School;
IS ric = rh 16 and 35—LeBaron School;
Q@d U Emerson School;
4. 19—St. Michael's Hall;
Pontiac 69 Knights of Columbus YMCA: 21—Central School; 22—
chapter, and presently a member Trend Continues for city Hall. 23—Eastern Junior
of Pontiac Elks 810. : 5 . + fT onefello School. 23
Mechanical Units — in {8.74 Taneieliow Scho The fourth candidate, Long is . dC COREE non et
a native of Pontiac and was edu. Oakland Precincts and 29—Wilson. School, wo ongre-
cated at Pontiac High School. gation B'nai Isrvel es ‘Weber
Pontiac voters again will use School: 23—Naval Training Center;
_He was employed for 15 years by paper ballots in the coming March 4—Pontiac Housing Bldg.: 36 and
Fisher Body and the Yellow Truck ejection and also in Apnl. The 80 37—Jefferson Junior High; 43—
and Coach Co., and is a former voting machines which the Pontiac Malkim School; and 44 at Baldwin
real estate and insurance sales- City Commission has ordered for a School
man = year’s trail will not be ready be- owe 7 reas et . lect WO fore the August primary ; ’ :
é re Four eandidates for noml- the new machines are expected p { ‘by ) t t |
hation to. the A} il ballot 1a be delivered by July 1. allowing recinc S IS ric
i month for demonstrations and an
educational campaign to acquaint
voters with their use, 3 Michigan Youths
Killed in Stolen Auto
3OWLING GREEN, Ohio vA —
Three teen-aged Michigan boys
died Saturday night when the stol-
en car in which they were riding
overturned into a water-filled ditch
four miles north of Bowling Green
The highway patrol said
the automobile was reported stolen
than a half hour earlier at
Napoleon, Ohio, about 20 miles east
of the accident In the meantime the trend to
voting machines in the county
continues, Farmington recently
ordered eight machines, and the
City of Sylvag Lake has just or-
dered two machines,
Only a few spots in the
part of the county, and several of
the less populous townships in the
extreme north end of the country
are now without machines or with-
out machines on order
All machines naw onwed or
dered for Oakland
cincts are of the
lL by the Automatic iy
m, Coa. of Jamestown, N.Y
Ford On these machines the names of
candidates are on horizontal] strips
face of the machine
Another type of machine, not in
here, has the party ticket pre-
sented vertically. state
ess
or-
County — pre
> type, made
Machine scem
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Police ident Voting
Wf Monroe
Wh; Harold
Brvant, 13
The highway
boys apparently
and went off the
tion of Ohio 110 ified the victims, a
as John Wilham Clo
Lintz, 16, and
patrol said the
missed a curve
road at the junc-
and 64 across the
use
Literature Sales Co. He js seek. Owen-Hawthorme Commumity Club
ing a second term from this dis- “and a member of the Chamber of
trict. Com
merce
is ’
He‘ Bus
and is currently
Christian
in the attended,.the
tute of Pontiac
president of the
Clib, He is ac Ness the Motor
See KIny Inst. ‘Poles, an employe of
ir ‘Lransport Co
the City Camm { a
Men's position on Mission
f Wever- tive
BASIL W. TOLES south 43 4—F mmanuel
instail- 5
volers
precincts and the districts in which
they
)
District 7—-
easily
power!
each
By
Vice
up to nine Christian
39 and 40—Washington
6 and 9—Senior High School:
Stevens Hall; 8, 31, and
ster School; 10—Crofoot
1—Oakland County Offic
12—Wisner School,
of all
lists 1 benefit
Press the
the For
are situated
*
District 1—1, 2, 3, 3
District 2—4, 5,
District 3—6, 7
District 4—12,
District 5—16,
4
District 6—20, 17,
21, 22, 2.
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attached electronic
to absorb the initial high surge
that goes through the
time the set is tu
reportedly makes ti
He has lived: in relieving this strain, School;. miwsion July 5, 1955 to fill the Mo. where he was born and edu-|
_ Vaeaney left by the resignation School;
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41—Web-
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Pontiac
he city's
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CHICAGO :
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the de
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man Furniture resider a
is a salesman for city
Co. He
He attended the Californ
nicipal balloting local
Democratic
in bids for ¢
| Stable in 1948 and He is
535,
Club,
n district
and
IS pres ntine
nt since
the Wy
Was un
ity eon
1950.
1a Teach-
ers’ College for two years, and
is a former steward of Local 658 of
the old Wilson Foundry, He is a
former justice of the peace, a cae
pacity he filled for 18 years
Two of the four candidtaes must
be nominated by District 4 voters
for a place on the Aprml 2 mu- ’
FRANK O'BRIEN Second District to Select
of 44 Precincts Two From Ticket of Three 8 Nominations Four Districts to Decide
Commission Candidates
Here Next Week
Questions of increased munict-
pal parking for the city, nomina-
tion of eight candidates from four
districts for the 1956-57 City Com-
imission, and a pay hike for the
commissioners will confront Pon-
tiac voters Monday, March 5.
Polis in the city’s 44 precincts
iwill open at 7 a. m. and close at
'8 p. m. for city primary.
Voters will be asked te either
vote for the issuance of $600,000
worth of revenue bonds or
against the issuance of said
bends which would provide 624
additional 5-cent-an-hour ‘park-
ing stalls in four new municipal
lots.
After the passage of the ordi-
nance Nov. 22 by the City Com-
mission, an opposition group re-
ceived sufficient signatures to a
|petition to force a referendum de-
cision on the issue.
On the second question, voters
in Districts 1, 2, 4, and 7 must
ldecide on two City Commission
candidates to be placed on the
|April, 2 general election ballot.
Under the City Charter, = at St
WILIAM G, SPENCE
The newest member to the pres-; O'Brien, a barber of 32 years primary vote is necessary -
ent City Commission,
Commissioner Philip E
will attempt
two candidates seek to unseat him.| District 2 experience,
Rowston, 1925 from Pierre, S.D. where he| § for only two nominating pett-
to hold his post as,was born, came to Pontiac =I candidates in Districts 3, 5, ond
tions were filed in each of these
three districts. i |
| The second issue facing voters He is a member and past vice | * * * 5 president of the State Barbers |, amend-
Rowstonli34lok 24) Utical Rats) Asana seamberllef (Wabeter (200 Se eee iment to the City Charter propos-
entered in the District 2 race, School PTA, and St. |ing pay boosts for the mayor and
against Frank O'Brien, 533, of 30 Church, This ts his first bid for | commissioners.
N. Telegraph Rd., and William G.
), of 1034 Canterbury Dr
Rowston, a partner in the law
firm ef Beer, Rowston, and Cur-
rah, was appointed to the com-
of Harcourt 8. Patterson.
The incumbent was admitted to!
the bar in December, 1953, and
received his law degree from the ,
in
1953. He is a member of the Pon-|
17— trac Real Estate Board and just) ‘*X"
18—Fire Station recently was named to the Oak- dates for nomination to the April|registrations over the present:num-
20— land County Tax Allocation Board. |ballot.
DR. ROY V. COOLEY
June,
SAMUEL J. WHITERS
JOHN B. WOODWARD election. | The amendment was based
District 2 hopeful Spence is the upon a recommendation by a Citi-
of a used car business in 2°"S Compensation Study Com-
the city and came to Pontiac 28 GEICO ge) OSE od nd Co © composed of three former mayors
years ago from Duncan County,/and two past commissioners, owner
ee Canadian Cars to Soar
He studied at the General Mo-| TORONTO W— Canada can look tors Institute in Flint and is a forward to having 10 million mo-
member of the Pontiac Chamber of a een les in operation by 1975,
Commerce. _ W. Gilchrist, managing director
* . Me Canadian Good Roads Assn.,
District 2 voters must mark an says this would represent an in-
for two of the three candi-\crease of 2'9 times in vehicle cated,
*
*
|ber of some 4 million.
ANDREW
~ First District With Five
Leads in Total Aspirants The District 1 race for a place member of the Pontiac Chamber A. McCASKILL DAVID SIMMONS
‘of Commerce.
the largest) Woodward, a barbecue owner,
‘made a bid for the same post in
1950 and was defeated by McCas-
in. Kill. He came to the city in 1926
and and serves as a bondsman for Oak-
land County. " & ballot will be be-
candidates, on the April
tween five
number to file in any district for
the March 5 primary.
Included in the group is the
cumbent seeking a third term
a former commissioner from the,
district seeking another seat. Also| He is credited with organizing
included is one hopeful that made|the Negro National Mayors, the
Mellow. Lane Club, REMA Club, an unsuccessful bid in 1950 and
two neweomers in the political/8Md has been very active in the
ring ‘Independent Voters Club.
3 The candidates are: Comndis- | A resident of Pontiac since
191%, Whiters is bidding for a sioner Dr. Roy V.
District 1 seat for the first time, 441 Bartlett St.; Andrew Cooley, 36, of
A. Me.
Caskill, 53, of 226 Fisher Ave.; An electrical contractor, the can-
John B. Woodward, 52, of 153 didate owns an electrical firm in
Wessen St.; Samuel J. Whiters, the city.
43, of 453 Harvey St.; and David Hie is a member of the Urban
Simmons, 36, of 296 Fern St. League Board of Directors,
Cooley was elected commissioner “-A A:C.P., chairman of the mem-
in 1952 lected in 1954, and has bership committee of REMA Club,
lived in Pontiac since 1927 A grad- the Whittier School PTA, and the
uate of the University of Michigan Oakland County Electrical Con- tractors Assn ree
Medical School, he has been prac ‘ are rh
ticine win) th citvorsince dal? The fifth candidate, David Sim-
, * © « mons, is a native of Pontiac. He
The doctor is a member of the '8 employed by the Pontiac Board
Oakland County Medical Society, of Education
Americ a Medical ep Neopol. He is president of the Neopoll-
itan Club, REMA Club N.A ACP. tan Club, Southside Community
and oo Pontiac ( Anas r of Com-,Club, North Oakland County Young
merce. Jemocratic Club, and a delegate
to the state Central Democratiz McCaskill, a dry cleaning store, Committee of Michigan | of 2 ‘an. owner, served on tha 1950-52 City
Commission and was defeated by
Cooley for reelection in 1952. He
came to Pontiac in 1926 and
served eight years on the Oak-
land County Board of Supervi-
sors.
2 Newborn Triplets Die
GRAND RAPIDS (INS) — Two
of triplet sons born Thursday night
to Mrs. Frank L. Slaymaker of
Grand Rapids died yesterday and
The former ‘commissioner is vice the third was reported in-only fair
président of REMA Club, former,condition. The babies were two
president of .N.AA.C.P., and .a months premature,
i | 4 a ah a ET i al Ie a ad i
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powertul, most destructive weap- 50Meone invites them, he invited
ons of the age are being installed Members of all denominations, en-
on board ships in increasing num.| "re clubs and a whole host of cel- bers.” ebrities,
* 6 »« | He received thanks from such
The Navy “is hard at work on Persons as President and Mrs. Ei-
new developments,” Burke said, S¢nhower, Gov. Allan Shivers,
adapting nuclear power to ship State Atty, Gen. John Ben Shep-
propulsion and creating both car- Perd and showman Arthur
rier-based aircraft and seaplanes Godfrey. which he said are ‘“‘moving rapidly Ritchel estimated that more than
into the supersonic era.” 2,700 persons showed up: If extra
In an address prepared for The chairs hadn't been available, there
Citadel, famous Southern military ate have been standing room
‘School, Burke did not spell out :
‘in detail his reference to the power-, * Ld *
Nearly everyone in town heard \ful weapons installed aboard ships.
| Burke warned of the progress of - » churc > US “AY-
‘Russia, in seapower and atomic a Seti Re Salad ai
|power. He said: ‘and invitations. 7. * Newspapers, radio and television
| “The United States, as you know, helped spread his invitation to does not have a monopoly on nU-'«‘e9me fill your cup with good.
clear developments. Nor is the fellowship
United States the only nation in ‘The entire congregation sang the
ithe race for sea supremacy. The Lord's Prayer at Ritchel’s request. ‘Soviet navy is and has been €a-;| —_—___—_— ——————— i
‘gaged in an unprecedented ship- . ;
building program. The soviets have Robbing of Churches also made significant progress in ’ * : i
the field of nuclear energy. Some | That s His Career
of their progress has surprised us|) LOS ANGELES u—A man ar- |in the past. We could be surprised/rested at a church on suspicion of
again.” |burglary was quoted by police:
i ~ | “Every time I pass a church, I
_ Burke reported that the Navy 1s get the urge. I always break into shifting from guns to guided mis- churches. It's my lifelihood. 1
‘siles for antiaircraft defense and never rob anything other than
“developing surface-to-surface mis- churches.”
siles that wil] increase our long-| * *
range offensive capacilities.”’ Police said Wesley S. Pond, 38,
He also claimed that ‘we now served a year and a half in San
|have the fastest operational fighter Quentin Prison in 1951-52 for of Ritchel's challenge to himself
*
s
ANS:
§ the federal Republic of Germany. | churches. 'm the world."’ He did not specify,church burglaries and another six
ithe plane. |months in the county jail last year
eee lfor the same offense. Since his
Travelers are now permitted to release Dec. 20, detectives quoted
take 400 duty-free cigarettes into him, he’ has burglarized 10 more
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TOPSY-TURVY — An upside-d
cooperation of the University of Florida.
Schools to Consolidate |
LELAND #® — The Leelanau
County school districts of Empire, |
Glen Arbor and Centerville have!
voted to consolidate. Spokesmen
expected a board of education for
the new district—which carries a
state equalized valuation of $7.718,-
000—to be named within seven own
harpy eagie at ‘‘Birds of Prey’ farm near Ocala, Fla., which has
days. The new board will plan
for a high school, select a site and
prepare financing measures.
The potential of Australia's fish-|
ing industry exceeds that of South’
Africa, Jason Gurney, food tech-
nologist for South African fish
firms, said in Adelaide after a
study of fish resources. Pooch Woofs It Up
on First Birthday }
t) j
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LOS ANGELES w—Cyrano, Ce-
‘cil, Clem, Gillie, Harry, Mickey,
Molly, Jaycee and Rockett got to-
gether for a birthday party yester-
day
Blossom, a basset hound, was 1
year old, and owner Ellen Weis-
man invited her pet's basset
friends to the back yard festivities.
The guests also included Blossom's
sextuplet brothers. and _ sisters,
Bonnie, Grock,; Max, Duchess and
Joie; the parents, Pierre and Bon
Bon, and a Chihuahua named Chi
Chi.
The only untoward incident oc-
cured when one of the dogs’ own-
ers saw her small son sitting at a
table, helping himself to some
goodies from a paper plate marked
“Cyrano.”
“David!” she shrieked. “Stop
eating that! That's dog food!”
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- General | Howley Bares Fantastic. Red Plot for Turmoil i in North Africa (Brig. Gon. Fueee &. Howley, famed =,
was American |
military governor of Berlin for four
erttical bas ned from
a tour of the world’s trouble «
in A and France
He interviewed = American, French |
c: and native
leaders in North Africa; he obtained
— secret orders to Commu-
nist agents there. Howley elso in-
terviewed Generalissimo Franco of |
Speen and well-informed officials tp
France to bring you an authorative
report on ean area of vital interest
to Americans. This is the first of six
articles.) Rifles and grenades are being
emuggied into the battle area.
pots | Organizers from Egypt’s beast |
schools, military and political, |
| are being trained and sent into
| Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco.
I have a confidential document cil of the Revolution,
jeent by the Algeris rian governor gen-'is in operation a spec ial service of
pire re om 2a
nat sa ecascinedh ais inadiatal ,eral to a Paris Cabinet member. the Egyptian army charged with EACH PART DIFFERS
‘It says: a section concerned with direct-|
see: ing, recruiting, paying and issuing/munist intrigue, is:
with instructions from the chief /0& to the separatist movements of |ferent.
lot government and from the Coun- French North Africa.
that there mary ARTERS COMBINED
‘These commandes of North
\Africa, formed in Egypt, trained
lin the Casserns of the Egyptian,“ites the other. wR ort "7
! Communism is no threat
Each presents a different. Party having more than a quarter
| proble m. Only the Moslem hatejcontrol of the French ae As- Communist Party of Algeria, issue ‘honor of liberation—such as Ham-
of the non-believer unites one side, | |sembly,
and the civilization of Europe|ACTIVE IN AFRICA
Soviet diplomacy is very active bodies butchered. =
The newspaper “Liberte,” in ber of 50 French families working tine engaged in the armed com-
What I found, aside {rom Com-|Spain, Franco—and the people — at the mines. Throats were slit, pat which since the beginning
: Each of the have seen to that. In France there
“It is at Cairo, in accordance Of passports for agitators belong- major parts of North Africa is dif-| lis a threat with the local Red lhas taken in that region the char-
pub- acter of a great popular battle of
lished in January, 1956, and en-the masses, Many of them have
titled the ‘clandestine organ of the|fajien gloriously on the field of
No. 6," says: td ma Lakhdar, fallen in the region
“It is no sensational revelation | of of Sidi Aoun ,..
‘that from the first days of the| (Tomorrow: Algeria, A Witches’
HOWLEY, U. 8. A. (RET.) Vice Chancellor, New York
University
NEW YORK (INS)—Run a line,
from Paris to Gibraltar to Tunis
and it forms a ‘“V.”
This is the “V". which had bet-|
ter stand for victory during the)
cold war, or it will stand for de-!|
feat in the hot war.
Russia knows this and is busy,
with Egypt's help, winning the
cold war by creating terror and
chaos in North Africa, | By BRIG. GEN. FRANK L.
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- Sylvan Lake
of Two Voting Machines The rental of two automatic vot-
ing machines at a cost of $150 per
machine, was approved recently
by the Sylvan Lake City Council.
It is expected that the machines
will be ready for the August pri-
mary election.
‘In other city affairs, City Man-
ager Ernest L. Ethier warned
Sylvan Lake taxpayers that
Wednesday, Feb. 29 is the last
day te pay July and December
taxes at the City Hall, jto the State Highway Dept. was
OKs Rental
owners that after Feb. 29 the tee]
will be increased $1 on all 1956
dog licenses. A certificate of ya-
bies vaccination must accompany
the application, Ethier added.
‘A traffice signal was recently
installed at Orchard Lake and
Middlebelt at Inverness, after the
Sylvan Lake City Council's request)
japproved.
In other business, the Board of
|Review will meet March 6 and 12 THE FAW In ITS. EARLY MONTHS, WEARS A On March 1, all unpaid taxes to review assessment rolis with
will be sent to the Oakland County|property owners, Ethier an-
Treasurer's office where penalties nounced. The hearings are slated
are added to the delinquent taxes.|for the City Hall from 9 a.m. to
Tomorrow is also the last day to|12 noon and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
register for the special election on the above dates.
time voters will be asked to vote,
on the Consumers Power Co. fran-
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from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the City q
Hall, Ethier announced. : |
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Shakeup Treatment By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (the ‘Player of the Year" by the This is an unprecedented situation)
Manager Al Lopez of the Cleve- Cleveland baseball writers last sed- and it has the Bomber brass wor-,
jand Indians apparently has de-| /son, played six positions in 1955. ried.
cided to give his team the “‘shake-| young fellows have just as| Ace Whitey Ford heads the list.
well” treatment in an effort to head. chance as anyone else of He and the club still are $5,000
off the New York Yankees in the winnifig a place on the team,” said. apart. He wants $30,000 and has
American League pennant chase! | Lopez. “One -hustling young play-|been offered $25,000. Others in the
this coming season. : ler sometimes can give the whole holdout brigade are Tom Morgan,
He called his club together for club a lift.” ‘Bob Grim, Jim Konstanty, Don
a meeting today in its Tucson,| . = = Larsen and Mickey McDermott.
Ariz., lair, and announced that All Meanwhile, the Yanks were hav-
Smith was the only player on hand ing their troubles with holdouts.|
who was certain xo ie job. Billy: ear a ine Noren stil
On their first day of spring train- ‘are unsigned, but they are not due
ing, they were faced with the prob- to report until tomorrow, so they)|
“And he sian ae a set posi--lem- of bringing a half-dozen of won't be classified holdouts until
tion, ” added Lopez. Smith, named their front-line pitchers into line. i then.
Shoots for Big Ones
Needles Owners Eye Rich Race sist MIAMT, Fla. uw > The Florida inchide “the Triple Crown,
Derby and the winner's share of |cago, everything.” jahead of Winding Way Farm's Golf
another $100,000 purse is the im-| It figures that this stretch-run-| Ace. Calumet Farms’ Fabius was
mediate goal of Needles, easily the ning colt, bred in Kentucky but) \third and Maine Chance Farm's
best horse in Saturday's Flamingo) born in Florida, will be a_ solid| |Gun Shot, favorite before the race,
Stakes. | contender this year if all goes well. |was fourth.
But he will be a candidate for| He ran the mile and a furlong) *
every other big race for 3-year-|Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah Satur-| Needles, ridden by jockey Dave
olds this year, says Hugh Fontaine, | day in 1:49 2-5, which is 1-5 faster|Erb and earrying 117 pounds, ran/
his trainer, These, Fontaine says,,than Nashua’s 's winning time last easily in the Flamingo at the back}
~—— |of the field until he covered 6 fur-:
‘longs. Then he began to overtake |
horses.
Turning for home, Erb swung)
‘him out to the middle of the track
and he blazed down the stretch,
flashing by such contenders as
Pete's Folly, Nan's Mink, Nail, who
was the 1955 juvenile champion, |
Fabius and the leader, Golf Ace.
Nail, pace setter most of the way,
faded to ninth,
* * °
Erb said he hit the horse ‘‘three|
or four times to keep his mind on
his business but I didn’t want to
hurt him. He’s not much of a stick
horse. He gives you everything he’s
got so willingly when you ask,|
there's no point in hitting him.”
* * *
The victory, worth $111,600 to,
| Needles’ owners, Jackson Dudley
jand Bonnie Heath, boosted his life-)
|time earnings to $234,405, He js the}
jsecond Florida horse to win more’
than $100,000.
Wolverine 5
Dumps Badgers Kramer and Jorgensen
Set Scoring Pace in
78-68 Big 10 Win
4
Chi-| year. Needles came in 2% lengths
ANN ARBOR W— Ron Kramer
and Tom Jorgensen shot Michigan)
to a 78-68 Big Ten basketball vic-
tory over Wisconsin over the week-
lend. Kramer got
| Jorgensen 27.
The triumph gave the Wolver-
| Ines a tie for 7th place in the-
_ league with Minnesota, which
| lost 83-73 to lewa in an overtime
centest. Both the Wolverines
and Gophers now are 4-7 in Big
Ten play . ser
ine
‘*
PAUL FOYTACK
Harris Glows Over Efforts
of Pitcher Paul Foytack n gave Michigan a scare
the 2nd half, shooting
- 1> lead, after having
28-32 at halftime. But the
lead was short lived. Jorgensen
bucketed a 2-pointer to put the
Wolverines ahead to stay Wiseons
ved AAV
mto a
trailed
LAKELAND, Fla ‘(®—Managetr his siv on in iealens of work, Kramer was on a shot-making
Bucky Harris was all aglow today. has fanned seven and allowed rampage in the: 2nd half. racking iy locks likecat least in Febreu: only five hits. up 20 of his 28 points after inter-
ary—the pitching he has been’ Foytack came up to the Tigers ™Ss!0n
looking for might be coming his three years ago and looked then 4 .
way. hike he might have some of the Our Poors
Panl Fovtack. who couldn't find answers to pitching | questions.
the plate before, now has gone Sent off to Buffalo. finally, he Go After Spots wound up with a >-10 record there six ihings in Detroit's rookie camp
one batsman and at Louisville. Lack of control in National Test . and has walked only
: caused him a lot ef trouble, as it
The 25-year-old righthander, it had in spring training with De. (JRAND JUNETION Tenn. up —
might be added, still is unscored |... Four perters came out today to
Jacky Harris liked him last kea- ey to impress the judges in the
son although he stil couldat find National Bird Dog Championships
Irish, ‘Wreck’ the plate often enough soa Foytack Billie _of, Arkansas, owned by
Resume Gridiron *1"* sith the tise: Mrs, Mary C. Oliver of Little Rock But the youngster gol to work Ark, was braced in the morning ql = . _ run with Wayriel’s Allegheny Sport
Cries in ORD aie ean SE enede NARS ned by J) A) Hays and 2) always in relief. His efforts re- OO ee ee Riggins of Knoxville ATLANTA i.®—Georgia Tech
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rin sulted in a 0-1 record
Yesterday, Foytack helped afternoon quail hunt paired pitch
Wonnie’s Rickey III, owned by Dr
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY
for Trib Over in the National League, new |
manager Bill Rigney of the New.
|\York Giants, looked over his club|
on the first day of training and|
announced
* 7 * |
He would pattern his methods,
wick those employed by Leo Du-
rocher, his predecessor.
‘2. The Giants have as good a
chance as anyone of winning the,
pennant, but..,.
3. The Brooklyn Dodgers
the favorite's role, » * “rate”
Elsewhere around the camps:
Boston Red Sox pitcher Mel Par-
nell, troubled with ailments the
past two seasons, said he feels
great “and there’s no reason why
I shouldn't get 15 victories this
year.” . , . Milwaukee already has
sold 13,600 tickets for its opener)
against Chicago April 17... . Chi-|
cago White Sox Manager Marty)
Marion said he is demanding his)
pitchers and catchers be in top)
shape by March 1. . . Chicago,
Cubs already being plagued by a)
rash of.aminor injuries. . Brook-)
‘lyn World Series hero Johnny Pod-
res said he has no idea when he'll.
be inducted into the service.
Swede Netters
of Top Players Schmidt Takes Indoor
Title; USLTA Officials.
Worried Over Future
NEW YORK W — Young Ulf
|Schmidt's surprising victory in the ¢
National Indoor Championships,
| emphasizing the sad state of
‘American tennis, brought mixed
reactions today from the brass of
the U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn.
“This makes it clear we have
to ditch our old timers and con-
|centrate on young men,”’ said Ren-
ville McManri, new president of
the U.S. L.T.A. “We have to
build again from the bottom.”
_ Bill Talbert, captain of the
. Davis Cup Team, took a less
poem viewpoint.
“We can't. be impressed by
what happens indoors,’’ he said.
“The Swedes and other Scandi-
navians do well en hard wood
because they play indoors 10
months out of the year. But the
| tables always turn when you shift
outdoors,”
America's proud Davis Cup stars
watched yesterday at the Seventh
Regiment Armory as. Schmidt, a
-yeartold Stockholm toy import-
smashed the favored Sven
Davidson, also of Sweden, in the
indoor finals, 6-1, 6-3, 8-10, 6-3. Vie
Seixas, Art Larsen, Gilbert Shea
and Sam Giammalva were Yank.
victims in earlier rounds
Young Schmidt played bmniliant
tennis, serving and volleving with
crushing force, to whip the 26-
year-old Davidson, 1954 indoor
champion and top-seeded foreigner
Davidson was obviously off form,
going 11 games before winning his
own service, then having his game
collapse in the midst of a spirited
comeback
Davidson said he believed there
was a good chance of stopping the
Americans thi in the inter-
zone finals
“Without Tony Wrabert and Vic
Seixas, the Americans will be hard
he said s year
pressed ze
Dr. Reginald Weir became the
first Negro to win a US. LTA
national championship when he
indoor seniors crown with
Ted Tarangioli. won the
a win over
Buckeye Swimmers
Swamp U. of M. Team
COLUMBUS W—Ohio State,
which expects to 8th
straizht Big Ten swimming cham- win its | trophy emblematic of the National Indoor Tennis
jp St oe taking part in jE round
(500 to be paid over a five-year pe-|
lriod and another $36,500 when he jockey won his third straight race! terday’s race at an average speed 27, 1956
AP Werephete |
of the title play in the 7th Regiment Armory in
New York, Sunday. Schmidt upset his heavily- SWEDISH HARDWARE — Ulf Schmidt,
and Sven Davidson, a pair of Swedes, look over left,
__TWENTY-FIVE _
From
The
PRESS BOX Former Cranbrook wrestler
Roger K. Morrison, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Merle J. Morrison, 1263
Brookwood Street, Birmingham, is
a member of Brown University's
undefeated freshman wrestling
squad which is rated as one of the
Strongest in the school’s history,
Coach of the Brown team is Ralph
Anderson.
Another Birmingham lad doing
mat work in college is Cal At-
wood, who is a sophomore at the
University of Michigan, He is
expected to help the Welverines
next season after a little ex-
perience.
Avondale made a great come-
back in the second half of the
Oakland B league. The Jackets
had a 3-3 league mark for the
first round and 6-0 for the second
haif, finishing in a tie with Madi-
son for second place with a 9-3
are: w LJ *
Orchard Lake St, Mary's cag-
ers took it on the chin Saturday
| at Wyandotte. A strong Mt. Car-
favored countryman, 6-1, 6-3, 8-10, 6-3, to win the
title in a is — eer Gnal in 29 years.
Tough Task for Roo By JOE REICHLER jof many eager rookies in the Redjthat money, The organization has|
SARASOTA, Fla. W—You're 18 50x camp, bent on paying back! been wonderful to me, They prom-
years old, the star pitcher of your the first dividends on the cub’s ised to bring me up as soon as
high school team. A major league ifivestment. i showed | merited it. They kept!
club hands you $125,000 to sign a) . =< their promise, Now I've got to
contract. What would you do with) “Ive got to make good,"” Bau- prove they made no mistake.”
mann said earnestly. ‘Not only for; Baumann Said he did not feel
myself but for Mr. Yawkey (Own-|he should reveal the exact amount
er Tom Yawkey), He had enough;of money he received but he ad-
confidence in me to give me all) mitted it was a ‘sizeable amount.” all that money?
That was the situation young
Frank Baumann found himself in,
in 1952. A pitching sensation in St. .
Louis high, the 18-year-old left-|
hand. - had scouts from all 16 6 big Flock’s Sree
league clubs knocking on his doo:
offering fabulous sums fog his si
en ins Third NASCAR R * * *
The overwhelmed youngster, aft.| \ ) ace
er carefully considering all bids, |
finally decided to cast his lot with DAYTONA BE ACH, Fla. iw — until he quit. Well,
the Boston Red Sox. The bonus fig-, There’s a secret to driving on Day-| about this beach.’
ure never was announced but was tona's 4.1-mile beach and road race) Qther drivers. were willing to
estimated at around $125,000. The course, but Tim Flock is, keeping, | agree.
contract reportedly called for $85.- iit to himself.
The 31-year-old Atlanta stock car) Flock’s got his!
~ * *
‘Tim covered the 152 miles in yes-
made the Red Sex roster
mm * over the sand and black-topped of 90.83 m.p.h. This despite a big oval yesterday, finishing 57 seconds| starting field of 78 which crowded!
The suddenly wealthy teen-ager/ahead of Billy Myers of German-|the track, rain which made condi-|
spent the next year and a half ton, N.C., in NASCAR's Grand Na- tions difficult and two laps run at|
learning how to pitch in Louisville,|tional championship for late model 4 gnail's pace under the yellow,
a Red Sox farm club. Then he stock cars. \caution fag because of crack-ups.
was called into service, putting in od |
two years with the Army Back in) Friday Flock won a race for
a baseball] uniform, Frank is one sportsman and moditied autos, Aj
Rawls Winner vase
Over Miss Dodd : | Speed Week's program of the Na.
Scrapes By on onal Assn. for Stock Car Auto, [cuey
Stroke in Zaharias i 10 Top-Rated
Cancer Fund Event *
* *
pocketed $2,375,
“It's because I have a little se-
One cret. It took me a long time driving
on this beach to find it. And I'm
not telling anybody what it is. Ben)
‘Hogan had his secret about golf)
and didn't tell any body what it was Colts on List sicalchtawey speed from a car on)
the sand than most drivers, the|
father of five sand:
Record Entry Set for
80th Preakness May 19
at Pimlico SARASOTA, Fla. (” Betsy
| Rawls. who held a six-stroke lead
going into the finals, needed all Canadian Takes
of it to edge Betty Dodd by one Eastern Crown. BALTIMORE —Nine of the 10
stroke for top money in the Babe
Zaharias Cancer Fund. Golf Tour- Ski J
nament in 1 umping |which have been nominated for
Miss Rawls shot a 77 yesterday, | GILFORD, NH um — Canada’s the 80th running of Pimlico’s $100,-
her worst round of the tournament, Jacques Charland today holds the 000 Preakness May 19.
but won $900 with her 72-hdle total Eastern Class A ski jumping cham-| The 10th, Prince John, is out of
of 291 pionship. [action with a fractured foot.
Miss Doddg@ef San Antonio, Tex., Charland, from Three Rivers, [ligh on the list of probabies are
shot a three-under-par 72 and fin. Quebec, turned in jumps of 244 and Barclay Stable’s Polly's Jet. win-
ished) with a birdie on the 18th bole. 248 feet yesterday on Torger Tokle, ner of five stakes last year, Maine |top- rated colts in the country are
among the record number of 176
She won $630 |Hill for the. victory Chance Bone s B jusher Fantasy,
Louise Suggs of Sea Island, Ga | U.S Olympic team member Art and Lily Ann Stables Getthere
fimshed in a tie for third at 296 Deviingol Lake Tscs: I ee 1 : ‘i
with Fay Crocker of Montevideo, second with Jumps of 217 and 224) Sunny Jim Bites Enmuns, reiner feet followed by teammate Roy Of last year’s Preakness winner,
Uruguay. Sherwood of Salisbury, Conn, with Nashua, has a nominee —Gray
Amateur Wiffi Smith, St’ Clair, efforts of 211 and 218 feet. ‘Phantom of the Wheatley Stable.
Mich, tied at 298. ene ‘Calumet Farm has nominated Lib-|
erty Sun, Fabius and Eastgate.
Rex Ellswerth, owner Mrs. Zaharias attended the prize Flames Damage New 4
kie
Flock drove a 1956 Chrysler|
300B and led every lap except
three, when he was in the pits for
- fuel. His share of the $13,950 purse
|was $4,025. Myers, in a new Mer-
of Ken- mel quintet whipped Fr, John
| Rakoczy’s Eaglets, 72-52, to hand
them their 5th loss in'14 games,
* * «@
There will probably bé some
lame school teachers at Troy and
Clawson high schools come next
| Thursday morning. Men faculty
members of the two schools will
|meet in a donkey basketball game
Wednesday night at Troy at 8
p.m. Those mules are hard-backed
‘and saddles aren't allowed,
Duffy Daugherty, MSU's coach
of the year, his assistants and
seniors from Michigan State's
| Rese Bowl! football champions
| will be present at a spring grid-
iron dinner honoring athletes of
Oakland County,
The banquet will be heid March
1 in the Birmingham Community
House. Bob Reynolds, WIR
| sportscaster, will be toastmast-
er, Films of the Rose Bow! —
will be shown,
St. Frederick's basketball team,
hoping to keep in shape for the
approaching district tournament at
Pontiac High, travels to Ferndale
Tuesday night to meet SCL foe
St. James. The Rams edged the
| Dales in a league game here, 58-57.
| Starting time is 7 p.m.
it's Hot Stove
— Time and—
AbHuNw the Manager
(Sixteenth of a Series)
Norm Zauchin struck out 105
times last season to lead the Amer-
ican League. “However, the Boston
Red Sox first baseman also wal-
jloped 27 home runs,
| Following is a situation in which
, Zauchin played the pivotal part.
iManager Pinky Higgins looked
good on this one, What strategy
would you have used?
(R) stands for a righthanded
batter or pitcher and (L) for a
ilefthanded batter or pitcher.
The Red Sox and the Orioles
are’ deadlocked 3-3 in the top of
PINKY HIGGINS
ithe eighth at Baltimore. George
\Zuverink (R) is pitching for the termittent intersectional football se- the Black Sox to a 41 tr 1umph : pionship at the conference meet at awarding ceremonies and accepted
ries in 1959, Furman Bisher. sports over the Striped Sor I Nesheim of Mexico, Mo., and Purdue this weekend. swamped a deed to 20 acres in a Sarasota Minneapolis Stadium tucky Derby winner Swaps, has.home team. Jackie Jensen opens
editor of the Atlanta Constitution Mitchina, owned by H.W. Denham crippled Michigan 57-36 Saturday deve lopmne! nt for the fund MINNEAPOLIS. (INS F |Terrang and Nuclear Power — ajwith a single Zauchin (R) is the
said todas MICHIGAN WEEKEND SPORTS Fr of Milam, Mich night The Babe. still out of competition t it t ane | a he full brother of Swaps—on the list. ‘next scheduled batter with Sammy = : a : on . a 3 riggerec jutane gas heater| :
Bisher wrote that plans are in BASKETRALL Thirty-seven prize birddogs all Without their su au nded Wardrop because a a bout with cancer, said “ee a Caused arin dan Andy Crevolin, owner of 1954 White (R) and Grady Hatton (L) } 1 1 é ; a be S . , PRMPIOSI Cc SOC s 2 & = py
the works for a single game to be Canisius 96 Detroit 75 champions of lesser stakes, are en- twins, Bert and Jack, the Wolver- che hopes a cancer hospital or clin neues a Gays tt mill * Derby winner Determine, has nom- to follow. : PGs ‘ a ; age yesterday to a iree Thiion *
nisscd at South Bend,..Ind., that tered in the national, The winner is ines were he andicapped sut if je will be binlt on the site some aellae baseball etadian under Con inated Swift Boots and Document. | _ Would you: : ns i Ce A . ) : WA | » . vear with the possib nility of another expected to be named Thur sda might have tur ied out quite the da. etructionuton the. Mirvieapolis Mil- The largest prev ious list of nomi-| A. Put in a lefty pinch-hitter
vame at South Bend in 1960 reais an ci aes barring weather delays Same any\\ as The Buckeyes won s - F t th A A nees for the Preakness was last for Zauchin? A
” Offi t the t hools would pec) Kalan azoo 3B - - 8 of the 10 events ers of the American Association. j year's when it pumbered bl | Stet Lauchin\swing away? als a he two scnools y Gh us 5 tall = Laue: L)
; ie rel Detrott Tech 1 SON FA) = The jiargest of the hears. the Al Wiggins of Ohio set an appar Ja hawks Set for neither confirm nor denyit ech Mich Tech 119 Northiand vA ‘ ; a ee C. Try a hit- cand run fititting and sc athe Dame last played in 1952 Soo Tech @4 Ciogehir IC 68 kodiak averages Jess than 1,000 ent new American record of 8 ; ' wt ke aye 1 ae t ptio dartean iTor D
Ou a + mv the 29h ard ava el awks Making rive for “tint rw: = 1 : ~ - t 1922 ee oY F pig rown . Have Zauc ais sacrifice?
7-1 The series began im ite. Mich Tech 3 ch State 1 : Notre Dame has won 14 games Min rhotn 4 ay orada College 2 S A D f t, . = ; (7, Jdes) £-9 UTM Michigan 1% U of Montrea h AN CIVY. Kan, ¢#—Coach . : 3 :
amt Tech (wo GYMNASTICS amrocks venge e €a Ao Fastun'’s Kansas Jayhawks ap 0} SUNT atoU Jno] pepper uo sog
2 2 ; = — ; ; ae ne Un Hosier BULIVIS “papdurs atl) k Michigan 73 Wisconsin 28 - f ° pear poised ta nab their fifth suc By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston by defeating the Syracuse Rite _ uid. anEZ or aneoa " - r * c = wa
Purdue Puts Bra eu Fee eer ETN | rounce t. ary Serris cessive Big 3 font nie oe The St. Louis Hawks, who. have jae o* eis he cor ics were eee * ~ ‘ . treat ehamypuoanship here NAN gone forward and backward in downing tochester 10
on McCo ' Beats M SWIMMING Caririias » “ “—_— , k F ll
Y sar Michigan Bete SO) iowa Biacret St Michaels Shamrocks gained to pour on the coal in the 2nd half d Saturday nights. spurts all season, are making a Big Bob Pettit, himself battling Oc ey ata y CAA br ke 1 ( a 1 . ups at ~ ‘
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Pur x nr ae les Soares ene $0 qa lot of personal satisfaction Sun. 19 Win going away. The Javhauks showed their cus- determined late drive for runner- for the league's individual ACORN ‘H F l] . \ 1 sno Jullus t Strate & Mi igan cs beat td - : :
concentrated on high scoring Julius Qi ert ciemnatt 2 dav afternoon. although it came Star forward John Keller enjoyed tomary team strength in defeating up, and possibly higher honors in honors, led the Hawks with urt in a Ae . ange c S are vo ! ain Aly te We JON! a | y . = : 3 5 : ‘icCox, held him to 19 po nis and TRACK ta late aie ee flee Sateen (ie fest ce ute a spell with Missour: 50-45 in a dual at Law- the Western Division of the Nation- points to run hig total for the last oe State {i the 2nd - ; . fies del ro aS the Suburhan his best game quite a spell with : ae S : z i
Ra ere ee ete eee ichican wis, Catholic League basketball picture a 20-point effort. Chuck Brown renee, Kan, last Saturday al Basketball Assn three games to 115, Nat Chfton QU £UCSON LTac que Western ichis 2145 SANE LA AR FASE RSET PIC as oO OK TOWN ; 7 5 :
time this season in a Big Ten bas: aa irangular ‘ was concerned followed with 12 points. and Dan Ransas won) only 7 firsts) to ° * mae the Peat of the tec-cold Wenieks cs N up—Charli ketball game over the weekend ieneeas Normal 92%, Denison a) hey Ae farter the Dropps made 19. It was the: 19th for Missouri, but the Jayhawks had) The Hawks, division leaders dur- with 16 Ponts) Mr ae : a * : ait Guin-
The score was 63-56. Central Michigan 74. Bowling Green _ /t1€T @ Tagged Ist quarter tne lk ® 14 Gan ve, Shp the over-all power ing the early part of the season = ee up, a leading jockey at Rillito race
McCov had a 28.1 average per 7% Wevne 26 (triangular Mikes hit their stride to hand Royal Victory in 14 games far the Sham.” = and then as low as the cellar, have track was fatally injured yester-
eae Tas Se FENCING Oak St. Mary a sound 56-33 belting Tocks - inn day : 1row ; lak S lary 1 56-3: 7 : : a "4 ay when he was thrown from game:going into the Purdue con- , Bia 16 on ; edie a 5 ; . a three-game winning streak going a ama fe er ins : : : Noes
a S pd Us ka on the St. Mike court to avenge St, Mike's reserves made the Hold Fourth Roller after beating the New York Knicks Letitia’s Boy in the ninth race and
The Boilermakers assiened their SATURDAY'’S BASKETBALL the season's most costly defeat afternoon a complete success by Skate Elimination 103-85 yesterday at St. Louis follow- ; ; trampled by several horses.
ne ‘i Dartmouth 74. Penn 60 : . ae the Irish, SCL Junior Var- ing Saturday's triumph over the 00 in 0 | e | The 28-year-old jockey was in
giant center, Lam: ar Lundy, to Corneil 63, Columbia 58 Tt was the Shamrock's 36-34 sity champs, by Ca) oes Winner xere determined Sat dns ays J : 4 third place when Letitia'’s Boy a al 2 on & re : ¥ oc WV @ bod co ners were mat-.. 5 tna) Wr ac r
guard McCoy ‘in the beginning... 42/¢ 2h Re on ee setback in an SCL tilt ‘at Reyal ttl) a mn J same club in New York scenes ee tree ; bf ae
hut after Lundy picked up four Duguesne 66 Temple ea” Oak that cost them an undis. “" © weiting preliminary battle, urday tn the’ 4th elimination races > * - UNION SPRINGS; Ala. ( — parently clipped the heels of the uit after Lundy picker ih) ues! em Bie 6 P a: : 2 : P P 5 : : N C State 80, Wake Porest 78 r the 3rd penod of competition at ot orvcc : : . e front, stumbh qitick personal fouls, they switched. pit oa West Virginia Tt puted league crown. But they "OST MURX > ST MICHARL 2 Soe P The victory, coupled with Fort Beau's Stow Man, owned by four horse in a and
fo f 1 Joe Sexson, who a Rie De ish Oi amen SOEs atoned for that mistake yesterday Prevetinsei 1 6 # Keller a «29 Rolladium roller rink Wayne's 95-90 decision over Min- Birmingham men, won the coveted, throwing Guinup to the groun o Orwe aS i Ze 1+ ‘ ‘ ’ 5 ‘r 1 e
ae th eh Pp 2 a t i anne ve ites ni in no uncertain terms eee aR baie 4412 They are neapolis, put the Hawks a game in National Shooting Dog Champion: Several horses ran over Guinup Counts TT ywrdueé points in uke Geor id 5 ? fj muts ee, i ! } i Ros c| A yh P ce Cle me 7 : 1 Z . : ss = it af th ~ ke yt ld t
Oh Gantenbein | 6 2 Drop 4 210 WO¥VS—A lash A. DAD Pri ass front of the third-place Lakers The ship here vesterday, vefore their jockeys cou urn
addition to holding McCoy in check Ton The Mrkes got off to a poor start D Let 2 Le J y a1 Randy Kress, and Class ©. Tom- first three teams qualify for the The setter won the judges’ nod} jthem to the outside ii
Sa Wichits ind trailed entering the Und quar- 1°92 , my Kidd plavoffs with fine handling of seven covey] Guinup, from Elmira, N_Y., died
North Dakota's hockey team Sein 46. Oklahoma AAM 4 ier, 10-6. But a prosperous 2nd nas Girls—Class A, Ruth Benner In the Eastern Division, the Phil-;finds yesterday in.one of the clos-jan hour later at the hospital. He
hooked 28 games for. the current: De vad - Notre D Dat ne 74 period gave thefn a 26-16 advan- be 4f i . “ «6 Class BR. Jo Ann Moss and Class C, adelphia Warnors held to. their six- est finals in the seven-year‘history|leaves a wife and thrre small
— . ! i Ot Mita a Vi / o 4 “, 4 SF AaSOR. i Catifornia 63. Was! ey a) tage at halftime and they contmued g;° wichael 6 20 18 13-56 Mramahan, 4 ' game margin over second-place of the shooting dog ST 1? Ichi Idren,
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TWENTY-SIX | "THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1956 | :
Joe Walton, Pitt end, caught 12 son, but eight of them were good| . ‘
5 ® ‘ s
pa eam | HiQgins Finds an Answer Trotters Please Full H
INSTALLED Studebakers Wh B _ . | , | U ( Ise
OSOX Ss on | eS A capacity crowd jammed into! The oyerflow audience ex- |with his ball-handling magic and,and other bits of comedy assocl-
y : ithe Pontiac High School gymnas-| peeted- to be entertained and sejdom-serious performance. De-|ated with the organization.
F R 3 E : | amused by the fantastic Harlem . Bill (Rookie) Brown gained his ium Sunday night to watch the ® ‘spite his court deviltry, the long- WHILE YOU WAIT y SARASOTA, Fla. w—Having had feels that he has at least the par- ¢abutous Harlem Globetrotters per. S*STesatioe—end mo ome wasdis | a deg SEE be Ge ced cap ee
. one season, his first as a big league tial answer, now and will be same- ¢,-1, their basketball antics oninet appointed. mers delighted the crowd with a collected 18 points. ibbli manager, in which to find out why what better able to cope with hisit,, House of David from Benton| The Globetrotters won, of course, | It was a typical Trotter show, the style of Marquis Haines, But the Boston Red-Sox have not been more experienced American Harbor 'b . iby : We oA ne si i arb y a 61-50 score, but the fina] re-|but one which never seems to STOW) he star of the piaht was Lemo
winning pennants, Mike Higgins League rivals in the 1956 race. (The Trotters were here as the gut was secondary to the hilarious Old. They began with their famous|in< ‘y =
i
: ane 5 : ithe Trotters’ chief comedian and Not that the large Texan didn't feature attraction of an all-star . icircle passing demonstration to the | k at -emely well in his fi BD aro ee , Shenanigans they perpetrated. A | prankster. r) ) do extremely well in his first stab program sponsored by the Pontiac oo ets strains of Sweet Georgia Brown. En Par
"Tail Pipes q lens In fat the job. He took over a club Lions Club for the benefit of the! ‘Before the evening was over they, _ Ted Bourne from e athe }- Exhaust Pi Quality _which had finished 42 games from blind The affair must be consid-| Meadow Lemon, the Trotters’ had enraged the officials, played| Bob Anderson a ? ae _ wae ton ithe top the previous year and ered a rousing success. newest sensation, stole the show their baseball and football routines,| table tennis exhibition during the
aimee oS "| halftime intermission and played
| ~t a P an abbreviated game with
‘Lane Wins Decision Bourne winning, 9-8.
| LANSING w — Lightweight con. Tony Lavelli, former All-Ameri-
|tender Kenny Lane of Muskegon can basketball great from Yale,
-|has another victory to point to in and Jock Cordon got in the vaude-
his campaign for recognition. |ville licks. Lavelli played the ac-
Lane, 13942, won a 10-round de- cordian and Cordon performed on
cision over Isaac Vaughn, 136, Cin-|the unicycle. Cordon later joined hauled it up within @ dozen games - s
of the champion Yankees at the
finish. Higgins intends to do still
. better since he has learned how
' Defeat at Montreal vitally important bench strength
121-123 E. Montcalm FE 4-8230 i ; " has become lately.
| Rangers’ Win Shoves “It's hopeless to try to win with-,
. 3 d out plenty of good reserves these;
= Detroit to r days,"’ he said in camp here. “Hav-|
ing eight good men and a pitcher
i i . ie lli in an accordion-guitar ses- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS isn’t near enotigh any. longer. I got! cinnati, in a co-feature ofa card Lave li in gu
; to thinking last season that the! here Saturday night. | sion. - Montreal Canadiens are the new Sane ae pe 4 Se < ai oe : — eee | The preliminary game* between thole. ge » he P . <a | n en
. Natiomal Hockey League cham- bahia levine in the big orice and! LOS ANGELES uw — Funeral'The Pontiac Press and radio sta
services will be held Wednesday tions WPON and WCAR probably , , j og | e 5 ) te : : re rr | To Train for High Salary Positions in Electronics, | pions, ending the Detroit Red that wasn't but about 10 years ago. for former sports writer and ath-,should have been part of the vaude- Redio & Television. Day and Evening Classes Allow | Wings’ seven-year monopoly onI wouldn't be surprised if Casey)
* Stengel '¢ letic commissioner, William Smith, ville act, but it passed for basket-
You to Remain Fully Employed While Training. : phlee Stengel could be yaives (credit) tor 70, who died Saturday after a heart ball instead. The Press lost in Mail Coupe Call tor Comolet The Canadiens clinched the pen- being the first to see what was| a! tiack S overtime, 29-27 nm or Call for plete ~ 2) al Kaonenl 5 Aa ‘ zal ‘ | 29-27. _—
information. No Obligation. wo 22-5661 nant Saturday at Montreal when happening and adjusting his squad) ioe a
ne wentert tensa sug) OY coer Wings 5110 the hang” ELECTRONICS INSTITUTES sesss,ccn ot Fe tes, | oe tte Dontiac Nicht F; a ie | And now the Wings are in the on lac it Ive
unaccustomed position of battling . .
for 2nd place. The New York Wins in Cl0 Loop
Rangers nudged them out of the
| rummerup spot Sunday by com-
| ing trom behind a 2-0 deficit t0 | p.ne, sos 9 1 No. 683 Night 6 $ win 3-2 at New York. The Rang- (No. 504 Night 81 No 683 Day 28
ers moved into 2nd place, a point “°° Psy 4 Ford see : ‘
ahead of Detroit. | Pontiac Motors Local 653 night)
The fight for the 4th and last, shift basketball team scored an
playoff berth tightened with Bos-/#8Y 97-32 victory over its day shift
ton's 3-1 victory over Toronto Sat-/ Counterpart in a UAW-CIO League |
urday. Last place Chicago stalled 4mMe Sunc ay afternoon at Jeffer-|
Boston's attempt to climb into a 50" Junior High gymnasium. |
tie with Leafs Sunday, however.) (;MC's 594 night shift club, ran-!
by defeating the Bruins 41 at ner-up in the league, won by for-
Chicago feit over cellar-dwelling Ford 898
Five Montrealers accounted for of Milford. :
the goals against Wings—Maurice| Two games Thursday night at
Richard, Bert Olmstead, Bernie Jefferson will cor
Geoffrion, Floyd Curry and Jackie j¢
LeLclair. Gordie Howe scored the |
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Meadow Lemon, latest Trotter find who frequently had the audience
in hysterics at last night's Lions Club benefit program in the Pontiac
High gym, prepares to let go at the bucket over the outstretched
hand of an unidentified House of David player. The Trotters won,
by] wl
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won, of course, and they almost the count at 27-all and force the
marathon into an extra period.
did—but not quite
A worn-out band of Press basket The Press was seriously handi-
hall players, only s’x strong, sub- capped by the absence of two key
mitted to equally-tired radiomen players—6-3 Burt Stoddard, re- ' C.
from Stations WPON and WCAR bound ace, and 280-pound Bill De-
in a thnilling and riotous prelimi- Bats, mammoth pivot star,
.% nary ta the Globetrotter show at Oh well—as the Brooklyn Dodg-
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MIAMI—You hear so much about the big city areas of Florida with ‘the same old traffic jams, the same
tired faces in the night clubs and cafeteries, the same jockeys, the same prize fighters, even the same waiters George King, a 130-pound senior much competition. Week in and and bellhops you see up north, that it might bea good idea today to talk about the Florida Keys, those re- freshingly beautiful islands that fringe the state from Anastasia Island up near St. Augustine down to the fascinating labyrinth of mangrove and coral keys at the southern tip of the state.
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In the old days, residents of the keys lived a miser- able life salvaging wrecks of schooners.
Which reminds us of the time a governor in- spected a new lighthouse on a certain key, proudly addressed the little handful of inhabitants dressed in their. Sunday best, shook hands, and then asked if he could do anything for them.
_ A spokesman promptly said: “Yasss, pull that dahm lighthouse down. Hit shows light so far to sea we will starve to death.”
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starving on the Florida keys these dollars worth of trade pours in by Well, no one is
days as millions of
way of incredibly plus aluminum trailers, outboard mo- tors, fishing yachts and skin-divers, Captiva and Sani- bel, islands off the West Coast, are world famous for their sea shells. Laddie Mojo, who has.a camp near the Boca Grande-Gasparilla Pass, predicts the area soon will be the site of a new sports boom as the East Coast becomes fished out.
There are mighty interesting tarpon waters here.
THIS IS A PARADISE FOR NATURALISTS
Naturalists, amateur and pro, roam the Ten Thous- and Islands studying raccooris, a few panthers, minia- ture key deer and the nesting grounds of pelicans cormorants, herons and ibis.
Herbert Hoover, Howard Hall and many other big names from Who’s Who are not too proud to desert the so-called Gold Coast of Palm Beach to. rough it on a mangrove flat and cast for bonefish or merely loaf on a small dock and yank up tasty red snapper.
_ It is hard to believe Key West was once the largest city in Florida. It prospered during the first World War, then Seindled until, in 1934, half the population was on relief. ’
* * * *
Not so today.
Things are booming, thanks to a wonderful over- seas highway built in part on the old railway trestles.
Kroll Wins by 3 Stroke
Margin Over Jack Burke HOUSTON U®—With Ted Kroll as par for the 7,122-yard Memorial
its mew leading money’ winner, Park course—to win the $6,000 top golf's winter tour troupe dropped Money in the $30,000 Houston Open.
in at Port Arthur, Tex., today for Ss
a $3,500 pro-amateur event while The only player from a starting en route to the $12,500 Baton Rouge field of 160 to break Memorial's Open. par-72 four consecutive rounds.
Kroll posted a “‘cautious’’ 69 yes- Kroll finished three strokes ahead
terday for a 72-hole 277—11 under of Jack Burke Jr. and. Dave Doug.
: las, two former Houston champi-
ons
from 10th to first place as the
The league leading Clarkston Springs. Calif dropped to second Clarkston Defeats 1 0 6 With the $6,000. Kroll jumped
All-Stars, 11-69 leading money winner of 1956 with
$8.380. Young Gene Littler, Palm
Merchants whipped the Waterford place with $7568 75
Township Recreation League All A Pennsylvanian playing out of
Stars, 77-69. in their challenge Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Kroll won
match last Friday night at the with rounds of 70. 67. 71 and #9
Isaac Crary gym. Clarkston was but thouzht he played “‘pretty bad
in front all the way all week.”
Pete Palshan and Bob Mills were Se et
high for the Merchants with 21 and He began the final round one
19 points respectively Gordon stroke ahead of Burke and_ in-
Campbell of° Manny's topped the creased this to two after the first
All-Stars with 14 points, followed nine holes. After hearing that
by Jerry Bradley of Poole’s and Burke ran into early trouble on
Tex Klaus of Philgas who made the back nine, Kroll took no
10 apiece. chances
Tonight's league play pits Beattie -
Motor against the Waterford Mer- Cranes
chants at 7:15 and Philgas against
Clarkston at 8 30.% Defeat Nichols
Cranbrook chalked up a 69-59 vic-
tory over Nichols Academy of Buf-
falo in an Inter-State Prep League Flyers Win Tournament, basketball game Saturday at Cran-
brook. Owen Fett and John Kirk Bens Lose Consolation each scored 16 points for the
Detroit St. Andrew's Flyers won Cranes. whose season record now
the parochial high school tourna- stands 76 3
ment as expected with a 6454 vic- — ; | »
| NEW YORK (Ron Delany, the
ambling Irishman from Villanova, |
still might get sqme competition
in his mile jaunts before the indoor,
track season ends. ‘ | * * * 1
from New York University, has
entered the mile in the Knights of
Columbus Games. Saturday. He
won the IC4A 2-mile last Saturday, |
jrunning the last quarter in a
|breathtaking 59.2. 2 ||
Even in his heyday, Greg Rice,
|probably the most consistent 2-
‘miler in modern times, never,
jhustled so fast in the final quarter. |
|King’s final clocking was 9:07 and
lit broke the meet record of 9:07.2) __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, S | . .
1956 “
New Competition for Delany coach, Emil von’ Elling, today. “I hattan won only two events and third-place tie in the broad jump
guarantee the Knights of Columbus. yjjjanova_five. ,
mile will be under 4:10." '
Delany has been showing a fine
finishing kick all season, but with
Wes Santee banned, he hasn't had of Penn State tox The Jasper winners were Len
and Al 3 Moore in the broad jump (23 51,) hurdles in 7.3,
and Ken Bantum in the shot put ~ eee
(55-6%), The Villanova victors were ®2-8'2, @ meet record. J
Charlie Jenkins in the 600 (1:11.9),' Halt of
week out he teases his opposition
by loafing along until] he turns’ 0M p oavi ‘ oe . : s in the high jump (6-5), Don) | Reta GENES the Best in the final quarter, 'Bragg in the pole vault (15-2) and ST. ETERS RG e-
He'll never win any popularity the l-mile relay team (3:19.6), |Walt Swindeman, a Toledo, Ohio, contest in Madison Square Garden, | aA
i ’ ’ run, | ,
noe Coe a oe John Haines of Penn equalled winter lightning champion.
and if he sets a fast pace, Delany the world indoor 60-yard dash rec- Swindeman captured three of the
will be forced to keep up with 9Fd of 6.1 both in the semifinal five heats in the three-day event him and final, Pitt's Arnie Sowell won andifinished lyesteniag wiih, 2%
. * * 2 the 1,000 in 2:13.5, anchored the 2- ae? ; tdi Manhattan won the IC4A title mile relay. team which set a meet Points. He has won the title twice with a 22-114 effort. Rod Perry)
the 60-yard,
Cornell tossed the 35-pound weight,
Delany in the mile (4:11.4), Phil Ohio Sailor New Champ.
Fla, uy —|
iskipper, is the new national mid-|
|set by Dick Church of Syracuse in with 36 points to 4 for Villanova. Tecord of 7:40, and finished in a before. .| mittent tapping in soft or hard met-
-| als—large or small hole jobs with
* © s |Eastment spread his forces thin |
| “King is ready right now for a'to cope with the individual Vil-
| 4:06 or 4:08 mile,” said his grizzled lanova stars. As it turned out, Man-
—s oy ae ‘Earning Diet 1950, ‘It was a close battle all the way.
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Detroiters Capture
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line of Detroit, national match-
game champion, today holds a
|piece of another major U.S. bowl-
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| Miss Cantaline, 28, teamed up
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Twins from Columbus, Ohio,
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New Window to Universe
President Asks Funds
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on Burroughs Co. a li Saal
DETROIT @ — Lamont Haver- @
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-f Eljsenhower has asked Congress to, when he noticed a hiss coming |
|help the nation’s astronomers open from different parts of the sky. |
sInemaScopE wa *Warnenco.os Fup a vast new “window” to the
universe. ition says, ‘‘Techniques have been spo
JOWN PAYNE - RONALD REAL REAGAN | | His budget for the next fiscal developed whereby, through the use
| year includes a request for three of dish-shaped . . . antennae and
' and a half million dollars to start sensitive radio and recording
building a radio astronomy equipment,-these signals can be
facility which will cost still an- detected and analyzed.” | GOoPER Since that discovery, the: founda- |
RHONDA FLEMING - COLEEN GRAY . = Bret td
| other million before its comple- * * «
| tion in two years and then nearly | padio astronomy has : fare | 7 ‘ y has an advan-|
_ $300,000 a year to operate. |tage over visual astronomy in that| ached THRU WED.! unmistakably
| Radio astronomy is one of the it is unaffected by the earth's alive as
few sciences actually born in the atmospheric conditions and Perens)
The foundation describes radlo
astronomy this way: The Lincoln Junior High School
It is a ‘‘comparatively new field band under the direction of EL
of science’’ dating from the early don C, Rosegart and the Pontiac
1930s “when an American engi- Senior High School band under the!
neer working on improvements indirection of Dale C, Harris became
radio communication detected eligible for the state contest by
weak radio signals which orig-Aaking first’ division ratings at the
inated in outer space." 'district. contest held Saturday at
The engineer, Cari Jansky, of Wayne University.
the Bell Sabarutesion! was study- | Schoo] bands winning a first divi-
ing the radio circuits between sion rating in the district contests
= _ |will compete in the state finals to
be held in Muskegon April 14 and
at Michigan State University on
April 2). THE VIEW FROM 4 " POMPEY’S HEAD it
Clark GABLE
Jane RUSSELL
Robert RYAN | LAKE THEATER
TONIGHT
judges of prepared numbers, in
their respective sections, and from
the sight reading judge of their re-
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Without Favorite Directo
Lanza is being a dreamboat these
days, but one thing he’s adamant
jabout, he will not make a picture
unless Anthony Mann, who directed
him in “Serenade,” is at the helm
The contract Columbia is making
Over 75
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Boston Dog Show — for reasons quite obvious as
RIOT? | | roughs'
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agent at Burroughs.
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she proudly poses with her recent litter of eight |
pups. All are owned by Elsie Macdonald, of Co- |
chituate, Mass. |
| picture in London, which Is ready
| to go immediately.
Greta Garbo twenty years ago.
The starting date now is April 15th,
Swan" in Riverside, many cards
were turned in praising Guinness. story that lends itself more color
fully to an origina] music score
which will give Mario a chance to)
lift his glorious voice in song. Over 500 press correspondents
‘have asked for credentials to at-
Alec ,tend the wedding of Grace Kelly
is Deeply disappointed
Foreign Press dinner: The whole
Oe rocked with laughter over
Marlon Brando's wire that he
couldn't be present to accept his
honor as ‘‘Actor of the Year’' be-
cause he's leaving for the Orient
CIN w= sTECHNICOLOR PLUS
They blasted
their way
— STARTING THURSDAY—.
“A Star Is Born’ and
“Duel On the Mississippi”
next week. Some wit called, ‘'Is
he packing tonight?’’
'GRACE ACCEPTS
Grace Kelly was
present to accept her very much
award and
Desi Arnaz who received a TV
award. Dick Powell, as master
of ceremonies, had lots of help
from the star-studded audience.
Even our own Academy Awards
have never had a better turn ou
Richard Breen, who have oe AS-
sociated for years, have called off two Detroit plants have) -
s
Haverkate said the society will &
U.S. Yet rdi to the Na- study 24 hours a day. 99
tional Scieeee Foindation| this — | you or |
try “is laggi f behind |
other nations” ita feed notably Two Bands Eligible :
Holland, Australia is Englan WALTER
“7 for District Contest WANGER’S
wyAN ADO MONA: WANCY JAMES 1000 COMICS with Mario is a package deal in- Guinness, who had hoped after and Prince Rainier III. Unfortu- OW
AEFLIN-RAY-FREEMAN-OL SON-WHITMOD Also t000 TRUE LOVE cluding the serviees of Mann. the death of Sir Alex Korda that nately, the cathedral only seats Tati) history!
RAYMOND AB COROT ANNE STORY MAGAZINES Columbia is asking for a double he could return to Hollywood to 400. Grace says that she is sending gp He Will
MASSEY HUNT ie AA Fos Pine National gece decker—after completing oe n co-star with Eleanor Parker im her list to Monaco and all invita- EDRUND GRAINGER ,...... B Steal
i r’s Ma azine utlet Boy" they are negotiating for the ‘The Painted Veil."" Seems that tions will be sent out from there. LLEY GILBERT
Teon nut - toi WALSH =e 35 Hee reed FE 4-8240 } '©2™ of Mario and Mann to do Korda’s estate has pre-empted }{is Eminence Francis Cardinal | MNTERS ROLAN m ‘Your “Marco Polo.” | Alec, and he has to make one Spellman will attend as a repre- ® Heart
- sentative of the church THE TREASURE OF = Away!
Afterthoughts on the Golden PANCHO LLA
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t School band and the Senior High _ ; , Academy nominees, returns to AND PRAY
at tS School band received first division By ae oan renee Oey Coope P nade work on that date. os ratings from’ each of the three Motion eture Ee tor Marco Polo or Sam Goldwyn a _ a WOODWARD - Pad CAREY - Raymond BURR - Aione HANES
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OPEN 10:45 A.M.
Our New Show
BILLY FARRELL
Nick Lawrence '
very graciously accepted for Mar- —_—_e_
lor. —_—
A tip about how the Academy
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= ! applause for Frmnest Borgnine when 4b " e
ust at ese Ww rices! he picked up his award for finest LOUNGE
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Ernie also accepted Anna Mag- 1122 W. Huron resumvescoa
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Market Turns [MARKETS |Wh Produce DETROIT PRODUCE y
DETROIT, Feb. 26 (AP'—The following
prices cover sales of locally grown prod-
fuce of No 1 and { grades only, ; e f
Down Quiefly. 4 =
ers and sold by them in wholesale pack-
NEW YORK w—The steck mar-| eee lots
. tces Priday were De-
ket turned down quietly today fol-' yeleus fancy. Neale. pe.
lowing a five-session advance. he Bae 350 bu;
Prices in the early
were j _afternoon fancy, 3.00 bu; No 1, 2
most Ww e gains ran to arounc & Northérn Spy, fancy, 400 bu: No 1 -
1 to 2 points at the 35 bu, apples, Steele's Red. fancy, 400
bu. No 1, 250-3 bu Vegetables, misc —Beets topped No t
0
‘poi hanges were quietly 175-225 bu Cabbage. Ne 1. -259 bu
— 1G q D Garrats topped, fancy. 375 io 1
small. 1928-2 78 bu eotty, Fat. No 3. 1.49-1.$0
1 ood doa bechs orseradish, o 1, 28-37
Trading at times hit a good pace Tick: Leeks, No 1, 125-175 doz behs
inted at 2,500,000 shares for ;, fancy, 1.75 $0-Ib bag, No !
1 40- -ip bag Parsley, curly, No 1,
the y- That compares with 2,- 65-100 doz behs. arsiey root. No 1.
890 shares traded Friday when 1060-1 25 dos Ae srenl ps: Bhs ie
soy 14.78 ‘a bu ‘olatoes, fancy, .
market staged a better-than-‘bag No 1, 1460-150 50-Ib bag Radishes,
the / = A black, No 1, 150200 bu radishes hot-
eine advance. house, No 1 150 doz behs Rhubarb
Fi i sanded hothouse, fancy. 7$c §-lb box. No 1,
/A distinctly lower tone pr rvaded §0-60 $-ib box. rhubarb, hothouse No 1,
steels, chemicals, motors and j 00-125 doz as ,, mutabegas, Xo 4.
i 125-150 bu uash, eliclous. o
the tobaccos. The latter group 75-125 bu. squash, Hubbard. No 1 7S
Tomatoes, hothouse. No 1 2 00-
was under the. influence of news 12 on ! bekt Turnip; topped, o
that rabbit's ears developed can- 2 00-2 50 mul se wet iceect salle
2 Greens ale, No é u
cer when paintec with cigarette g.,; Large. 15 00-1609 30-doz case,
medium. 13 66-1400 small, 10 00-11 06
tars.
No group was definitely higher
although the railroads maintained Poultry
» position in -the DETROIT POULTRY
iS rather steady el shoo DETROIT. Peb 27 ‘AP! —Prices paid
face of quiet selling. - pee pound fob, Detroit for No 1 quality
: ’ ive poultry up to. 10 am
Higher stocks Dette alae Hear) Hesse ks Selicapenciterntty ibat
j raft which reported 26 15-3’ Ibs) Ww-31
Aire * RCA ( Pe ! . Market steady Light receipts mostly
its sales topped a billion dollars paponettes were ample to @ moderate
last year for the first time’, Ana- pd oaaeet ly Clisr\aee over tie] week
conda Co., Westinghouse Electric. —
‘ni Co. DETROIT EGGS
Union Pacific and Texas ~ DETROIT. Feb 27 (AP) Eggs fob
Lower were US. Steel, Chrysler, Detroit, cases included, federal-state
y ‘ | grades
Douglas Aircraft, Assia Radio. Ui Whlies rade A Jumbo 30-51 wright
<ennecott per, Uni “arbide, ed sverage Marge 46-47. wid ave
hen > cop ‘ oe Toba |medium 43, grade B, large 4!
General Electric, American Tobac- prowns—Grade A jumbo 48 Jarge 46
co, Liggett & Myres, oo, To iarge 30-21 grede B. large 42. grace C
bacco “B,” Standa (N n ks— 35-36, wt 38!
B,” Standard Oil (! . Commercially graded” Whites Grade A exira large 44, large Baltimore & Ohio.
/474a-43, medium 37-40
N Y k Stocks | eears eecainen eee 300 ore feAy 2 args
-42, medium -39, grade ree
ew or a Market unsettied Trade continues
(Late Morning Quotations) [caiatirel ee Supplies et large lib- (eral, medium light and short. under-
Admiral ...... 184 Johns Man .-. 0 rades clearing weaaity as breaking oul
Air Reduction 391 Jones & L ,.. 484 iets are active
Wied Chem 112, Kennecott . ..1264 nes
ane re ss 1 ee ne vee $8 CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS ee CHICAGO, Feb 37 1AP) Butter
Alum Lid . ..1068 Kroger - steady, receipts 616.607, wholesale buy-
Am Airline Be LOF Glass ... ely ing prices unchanged, 9) score AA $7
al “ (4b Mc&L .,. 16 . "
Can 4“ 92 A 57, 90 B 56, 69 C $55 cars 90 B
a Cnt ite ss ae a9 C56 25 re,
$32 > Soe gs weak receipts 13.835, wholesale
26.3 is a Cem. ae buying prices ‘s to 1 lower, US large
$1 Cerniere i whites 60-699 per cent A’w 385 mixed
- $83 Cou @ Nash ‘p92 3285. mediums 317%, standards J75,
.n6 Meck Trk . 02 dirties 36. checks 385, current re
hel Martin G! ... 264 celpts 368 .. 83 ay D Ste . 413)
185 McQraw H 60 Li t k
77 Mead Cp 704 ivestoc x 263 E
$8 idl etl Pa. 447 DETROIT LIVESTOCK
$33 Phew Hon <, DETROIT, Feb 27 —‘AP) ‘UBDA)
16 onsan Ch 45 Hogs-Salable 1200 No early sales
33 Mueller Br 373 asking slightly higher
1476 Mont Ward ee07 Cattle Balabie 2100 Largely &
474 Murray Cp 41 | slaughter steer and yearling run, rath-
hes see Bi ge a er liberal supply good and low choice
o ‘ relatively short fed steers about 30 per
454 Nat . M1 cent receipts cows, slaughter steers and
25 Nat 496 yearlings opening steady. stronger ask-
1834 Nat 834 ing prices slowing trade, cows and bulla
as sok as steady, stockers and feeders raiher
al .. .searce, steady, 7 head prime in 111
161 wie M Pow .. 315 Ib steers 2100, bulk sales “ve good and
. cs Norf & West 64 |choice fed steers 1850-2000 severa} lots
23 No Am Av . M42 high choice jong yearling steers 20 00
4 Nor Pac .. 772 few head cholce and prime 1182 Ib steers
30.5 "366 Nwst Airline 177 2050. early sales utility and commercial
303 Ohio Ot! 367 steers and heifers mostiy 13 00-1400
“316 Owens 1) Gi 0 early bulk utility cows 10 00-11 50, latter
ee Pac G&E] ... 504 price paid more frequently few better
‘41g Pan AW Air Wijiheavy utility cows 1200 ecanners and
' 36 coe ne an) YB | pesecod mony 900-1100 few Nghtweight
.. 162 rke “« canners 6 down: early sales utility
' ga@ Pennev JC ... 994 and commercial bulls 1300-1550 part
2 1 oe es =) load good and choice 707 Ib feeder
me ‘ola... 27% steers 17.00
Nay freer Dp... rir Calves — Salable 300 Vealers opening
$6.7 deg SOE labout steady with last week's close de- 3 Philip Aa. S205 447 mand moderately broad early sales
: Oo |good and choice 1800-2600 few high
4 | dopa Sa choice and prime indixiduals up to 30 00 , 61 ate G ! 9g utility and commercial 13.00.1900, cull
we Laer tg , Ue « and utility mostly 606-13 00
6 Pure Ot) “* 44q@ Sheep — Gelable 1800 Few early sale-
..... 42.2 RCA eee, 482. FOOd and choice around 00 ib shorn
Com Edis .....47.7 Repub St! we mbs No. 1 pelts about steady at 16 00
Con N Gas... 4 x rug |. 96,1950 but market not fully established
Consum Pow 50.) Rey Met pts early demand rather nerrow, sheep
Con ‘Pow pf . 1102 Rey Tob B $1.1) searce, unchanged: early sales good and
Gent at seo See 285 choice slaughter ewes 6 00-8 90
: 5 Gafeway Bt 417 .
( . 5 St Reg Pap ase "32 Scoville Mfg 776! on rac ors in Settles we ... 30.7 Beab AI RR 784 Deere ... 344.2 Bears Roeb WS
Det Edis M6 Shel! OU 75
ga Site Sos’ 3 0 Organize Agency ony Mob a7
ee : perry Rand m3 > : Fast Air t $8 sta Brand Efforts to organize a public in-
Th Ante Lite oa) Std Of Cart 989 formation agency made up of Oak-
SH Be RS Sf, land County building contractors
Erie R n2 Selon Ohie s16 will be launched Tuesday night at r ne t ~
nese de ec Stud Peck . >5 an 8 pm, meeting in the AFL La-
Pirestone a6 sone Bel, = Me bor Temple, 268 Pike St.
Pre se 6 Sylv El 1 Formation plans are currently
Aue Robt ae reseed Coy 1s + being spearheaded by James W.
Gen Elec . $41 Thomp Pa sa4 Asher of Oxbow Lake, head of
Gen Fa 4 ‘ ra
Gen Motors ea? Rime R Beer 68 Jocal construction firm. Asher rep-
Gen Tel 406 Transamer 421 resents a grou $ ip of area contrac- ede aa 3 Twent Cen 289, - .
Goebel Br o3 Underwood 37 2) (OTS.
Good Sl un Carbide 1122 Purpose of the organization will
Sestyens ae Un Pac Ho rdi i Ail ;
Gran Paige aa; Unte Air Lin 412 be to coordinate information to the
nit ire . M6 i
Seese) ielunhiern | urs ecru eres eg oan ee revhound 143 Un Gas Cp M4 gw Ss col ctors,
Balt Ot std US tines 215 Asher said. Members of trade or- Holland PF 136 os mer! i 07.2 ganizations and persons associated o Ac " i i Hooker El ee Walerecn 41 With building firms will be eligible
mM Cent, 36 Warn B Pic . 232 to join, he stated. ay West Un Tel 207 _
evar us Wests ry Bk 08 ies plese is expected to he
jeatg ! Sa 7 ra} » Sec oe balestek® 15 Par teed ae pean offic ial of the Detrmt Securities
tnt Bus Mach 410 3 witson & Co 14¢@ Commission.
'mt Bary ..... 8 | Woolworth aa) see
int Nick ® Yale & To a4 + Int Paper 116@ young 8 Ww oe Salmon is the most valuable
tnt Silver Ch “ Rae a i) ee eae product of Canada’s extensive fish-
Jacobs ; 7 ing industries
STOCK AVERAGES _
NEW YORK. Fe
Associated Press b. 27—Compiled br the
oo sw dL Cases on Docket brought to the farmers’ markets by groWg
“| year of $1055 266.000, a 12 per cent in- ‘THE PONTIAC /
eat, Beans,
Rye Go Higher : ORD ace for David
i ‘Little, 62, of 8694 Aqua View Dr.,
1 ; Route 6, will be at .m. Tuesday
THICAGO «m — Wheat. soybeans from the Richardson Bird fiseral
and rye again whirled higher ©" Home, Milford, with burial in Oak
the Board of Trade today even Grove Cemetery. Mr. Little died
vity slowed down a bil Friday in William Beaumont Hos- fast pace of last week. pital, :
| - » A county resident for 25 years
Feed grains again lagged. Oats and an apprafsal engineer for the
showed definite weakness at one Ford Motor Co., Mr. Little is sur-
time as the March contract con- yived by his wife, Margaret; a
tinued to be liquidated. Ample daughter, Mrs. Donald T. Gay of
receipts of chsh corn and oats Manchester, N.H. and one brother,
helped to hold back these cereals. James C. Little of Saline.
Wheat near the end of the first Mrs, Harley Cramton
hour was “s to 1's higher, March _. LAPEER — Prayer service for $2.21%; corn unchanged to *4 low-
er, March $1.30; oats ', to ty low. Mrs. Harley (Matilda L.) Cramton, from the
er. March 62'2; rye 2 to 2% higher. 66, of 3420 Oregon Rd., will be held
‘at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow from C. F.
higher, March $2.624, and larc un- Sherman Funeral Home. Orton- ille. Funeral service will be at changed to 5 cents a hundred ¥
pounds lower, May $12.45. 2 p.m. tomorrow at Christ Luther-
Buying in éoybeans early agair
was based on strength in soybean
oil, which in turn reflected recent
large export allocations and the
feeling there would be additional Surviving are her husband, Har-
allocations because of damage to ley; four sons, Norman, Melvin
olive trees in southern European and Harley Seebert, all of Flint,
countries. Arnold Seebert of Flushing, two
daughters, Mrs. Wiljam Reid of \March $1.34: soybeans 1 to 2'4
, , an Church, South Hadley, with bur-
ial in Christ Lutheran Cemetery.
-Mrs. Cramton died Saturday after
several weeks’ illness.
a
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO Feb 27 (AP) — Opening Metamora, Mrs George Judson of
ion Gas Linden; two brothers, Martin Rose
Mer 22114 — ‘ 62°. of Detroit, Edward Rose of Hadley:
ce He ee er ee ‘one sister, Mrs. Louis Ross of
Sep - 203%. Mar ....» eh 1376 G aC " - 5 “oi é a apie Mas ee Goodrich and mne grandchildren
Cor uly . 1m ~ “
far 10s Bep 126, Charte, K, Doyle n 3 s re eo *
ve HS nee 1700:«~©) 6S DRAYTON PLAINS — Service
Pl ' a Bep 1322 for Charles K. Doyle, 71, of Lexing- c é -
ton, Ky., a former Drayton Plains
| . resident, will be held at the Mil-
Earnings ward Funeral Home, Lexington,
tno time stated) where his body
NeW YORK (INB: The Gillette CoO Woe ¢ - a . Snare: tay gepeciad (record sarcings in as)" 2° sent Sunday, by the Sparks
of $29.03! 290 or $313 per share com- Griffin Funeral Home, Pontiac.
red with $26 138 101
year Net
an increase or $2.77 per share
sales climbed to
of 914.730.0925 pa
the previous
$176 028 594,
over 1954 Mr. Doyle died Friday.
He is survived by a son, John
Doyle, of Naples, Fla; three grand-
NEW YORK ‘INS: Earnings with the children; four great-grandchildren
Radio Corporation of .Americe totaled \
$47 525.000 in 1955 compared with $40 and two sisters, Mrs, Lillian De-
625.000 the previous year The annual Hate of Dayton Ohio. and Mrs
report released today shows sales Imst! is y a
Mary Sullivan of Dayton, Ky
Mrs, Helen Sheldon
MILFORD—Service for Mrs. Hel- |cerase over 1954 and the first time RCA)
‘has passed the billion-dollar mark
Cal iINS) BANTA MONICA -
Douglas Alrcraft Co
earnings dropped in the fiscal vear end- Rd Piymouth Waniio be held vi
+ 5 iS ing Nov. 30 1058 to $28 216 242 ecual
to £765 per-commom share from 636- 3 nm day ichardson-B rd
156.86) of $980 a share the previous ,. [tte i fay at R iat a Aa
year Baies toteled $867 404228 compsr- Funeral Home, Milford, with bur-
ing with $015 216.705 In 1054 Chairman jay
Denald Douglas said the blacklog of or- in West Highland Cemetery,
iders et the end af the fiscal year Mrs. Sheldon died at
amounted to $2 billion a alight increase Friday
from a year earlier bot She is survived by a daughter,
Bertha Sheldon, of Plymouth;
grandchildren; three brothers, Fid-
gar Clark of Bowling Green, Ky,
F C f Henry of Milford and Benjamin
rom on erence of Flint and three sisters, Mrs
t ‘James Burley of Highland, Mrs
Top educators in the county are Harold Beagle of Milford and Mrs
back at their desks again today Benjamin Flewelling of Pontiac.
following the annual meeting of the ‘Archibald T. Sinclair
Americani Assen intion (of & 7 merican Association of School Ad- - p ocieSTER—Service for Archi- ministrators at Atlantic Citv : esa
According to Superintendent. of bald T. Sinclair, 53, of 3225 Crooks
Rd., will be held at 1 p.m. tomor- Pontiac Schools. Dana P, Whitmer, ;
approximately 18.000 school admin- TOW from the Wilham R. Potere
istraters from the country attended Funeral Home, with burial in Mt
the week long session . Avon Cemetery. He died Saturday
of injuries received when he was
Theme for the event was “Edu. struck by a car Dec. 27 on Wood-
cation, a Key to Lasting Peace.” ward Ave. in Royal Oak
The discussion meetings and in- = Mr. Sinclair leaves one brother,
formal get-togethers were tied to) Eqward of Chicago; and four sis- Educators Return
tition among as
| this theme, Whitmer sald. ters. Mrs. Christina Smillie of sociates) of the
Among the highlights of “the Scotland Mrs Jane Ploegert of Columbus! Mutual
meeting was the general ses: Chicago. Mrs Marion Mied! of TOE) CET
sion addressed by Carloe P) Rom. Wisconsin and Mrs Catherine Bur- Life Insurance
ulo, Phillipine ambassador to the nettle “
limited States. Romulos was ton- Mrs. Franklin Knapp Nee ne
cerned mainly with Russia as a ANP W HUDSON Service for Baber Wilkansen
threat to world peace He said that yypo0 Franklin) (Bertha Irene! ie rl Ten
Russia. clear back to Lenin's time. Knapp, 86, of 57732 Pontiac Trail, a - ee in. Pons
had considered the closest way to \all be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday fhe
London and Paris was via Hong from Richardson-Bird Funeral waLkINSoN Kecording mato
Kong and Singapore
Supt. Whitmer said another issue
that commanded quite a bit of in-
terest in the informal group ses-
sions was that of segregation in
the south Whitmer said the
general feeling was that elimina-
tion of segregation would take a Home, Milford, with bumal in Oak-
rove Cemetery She died Sunday.
Mrs. Knapp leaves three sons,
Layoff Pay Plan
GRAND RAPIDS uf—Mrs. Julia
Andzejewski, 66, died Sunday at
St Mary Hospital where she was
taken after falling twice on icy U
Automakers’ ‘Big Three
to Implement Operation Deaths in Nearby Comm
reported today its en Sheldon, 58, of 15945. Marilyn 5
her home would be criven to ! u {
PRESS, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1956 re
é d
unities
Hussell of Melba, Idaho: Harvey of
Wichita, Kans.; Franklin ‘of New
Hudson: four daughters, Mrs.
Gladys Hyde of Linden, Mrs. Ruby
Allen of Detroit, Mrs. Alice Nie-
stroy, of Detroit, Mrs. Doris Ban-
herman of Florida; one sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Rice of Dearborn: 17.
grandchildren and 9 great-grand-
children, ~
Henry W. Halsey
IMLAY CITY—Service for Henry
W. Halsey, Tz, a former resident
here, will be held at 2 p.m. to-
‘morrow from Lester Smith and
Son Funeral Home with Ma-
se-ic burial in Imlay Township
Cemetery. He died Saturday at
William Beaumont Hospital, Royal
Oak,
Mr. Halsey leaves his wife
Alma; a son, Harry of Detroit; @
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Buck of
Royal Oak; two brothers, Fred of
Detroit, Clifford of Yale; and six
grandchildren,
Cattle Buyers.
Jam Auctions Farmers Bring Livestock
Where Representatives
Bid for Deal
GRAND RAPIDS W—-A “traffic
jam" every Thursday around the
Marion Livestock Auction in Os-
ceola County shows veteran ax-
ricultural men the biz change In
cattle marketing throughout much
of Michigan
Ld * *
Farmers of today bring their
cattle to auchon houses where
representative buyers bid to the
tune of the auctioneer
Oldtimes say it was much dif-
ferent 50 years ago, when the
traveling cattle buyer was part
of the rural scene.
The buyer would scour an area
dickering with farmers for their
surplus livestock until a deal was
complet Purchased cattle then
a the nearest
shipping point—often as far as 15
miles away—with nearly the en- ed
three tire farm family helping on the
project, a miner version of th
western cattle drives.
The length of the drive often
meant camping out all night.
Hlorse-drawn wagons, equipped
with stock racks, later appeared
on the scene and from there it
was but a step to the modern ver-
sion of hauling cattle by truck and
trailer to the auction center.
* *
Business Briefs Zobert Ho Wilkinson, of 35°94
Ward Point Dr, has been named
winner of sixth place in national 1
1955 salgs compe- ;
Columbus officials, he is the only 3
associate in the firm who has had
a perfect persistency r cord during °
each of his nine years with the
company. His life insurance
in 1955 topped the previous year's
total by nearly $475,000 sales
DETROIT (INS)—Donald R- Stu-
art will join the advertising firm
of McCann-Erickson Inc. Thursday
as a Vice president and director of
merchandising
Stuart, for the past year general
manager of Packard. had
previously been in the General Mo-
more than sales
fors organization
Vears sidewalks while on her way home
from church. Pohce reported at of New Program
least 15 others suffered fractures ppEeTROIT om The United Auto
in falls on slippery Grand Rapids Workers umon says that opera
Balke tion of layoff pay plans now
assured for Ford, ¢
and Chrysler employes, beginning
Indust Rails Ut] Stocks se
Nove Mes, 1. 2563, 182 728 1799. otal Prev. day .2..>256€ 1362 738 1799 u reme ourt Ex ecte ‘Big Three’, the layoff pay plans
Week ago .. 2517-9363 733 1775! : were contingent upon states in
cee en ee EP S Sheila hich twovthirds. of a compan . 1 159 whic wo-thirds of a company s
1985-86 high... 2578 1424 757 181 t M k ] ]
1935-5¢ low sort lies er? 1488 O a e evera ull S__ cmployes live approving the set.
1954 high 2119 1230 683 1552 up
1954 low . 1439. 778 854 1080 . _ SUE—SUPREME COURT 17 & ol
(on aaah ce WASHINGTON (INS) — The Su-
Pigures after decimal points are.eighths preme Court meets today after a
High on Noon i The plans call for layoff pay
from a company-financed fand on
top of regular state unemployment
The constitutionality of requir- compensation. Beginning in June also take action against such
subversion.
.
Baldwin Rubber* is tea four-week working recess and MAY 1) ihe Com st Pe S
Gerity -saichigan? oa yn band down 10 or more decisions | See erat arty to regis: workers may draw from the com-
Kingston Products* .. 27 «32 :0N pending cases ae 7 e il SING eee ‘pany fund enough. when added to
Masawest Abrasive’ : AR _- * mas ‘ st of the 1954 law Te: nemployment compensation, to
Rudy Mier , (7 at On the docket are 31 legal dis fees baa ae when IMMUNITY give them 60 to 65 per cent of their
ee bel Sh Aa Ue s putes on which arguments were rom prosecution is granted normal take-home pay.
— tte heard as far back as last Novem {. Whether the DuPent Corp. States which have ruled that lay-
ber has a monopoly in the cellophane off pay will not affect a workers
Best 20 Years to Come Among the more important qucs- industry, night to unemployment compensa
CHICAGO (INS) — Arthur © tions awaiting decision are ius awaiting « decionie wie tien were Jisted by the UANW as
Isa awe 4 t = = cnc att Tie
Horrocks, public relations officer 1; Whether the federal govern. ther the OT New Wore as Michigan. Massachnsetts, Con
for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company, declared today in Chi
cago that the next 20 years should ment has extusive power to pros
ecute acts of sedition intended
to overthrow the federal govern:
ment, or whether states may
Today?
anna THE EXCLUSIVE NUTRITIONAL FOOD
Cell UN 4-0)12 Detroit
er See Your Favorite Beauty 4alon
WJBK 12:15 P.M.
Feeling Low
TRY HN @hecticut. Delaware. New York
night to fire a college teacher for Naw Jersey, Pennsyivamia. Florida
refusing at a Senate subcom- ang California
mittee in 12 whether he had been tHe UAW said favorable rulings
. . ” a he arhe - an =, . ~
a pe 12 sens erie cover more than 70 per cent of
< me also _ udesaithe CaS Ford's employes. two-thirds of
0 ew York gambler Frank Cos- GM's and practically all of Chrys-
fello, who is trying to upset a COn- Jers. Most of the latter's opera-
vicnon for income tax evasron for tiong are concentrated in the De-
which he was sentenced to five troit area
years in prison and fined $20,000
In another, the government has Eight Tires Stolen
appealed its case against for-
mer International Longshore. From New Car Lot
an” 7 >»
men’s Union boss Joseph P. Ryan 4, apparent ring of tire thieves. for accepting “presents” from an), ich has plagued automobile deal-
al aly i tora = oe ers this month, Friday night struek
ce I 809 SW Av » decision in New York courts, ate - podw arly Ave
Eight tires, valued at $150, were
The list of 31 undecided cases is taken from new cars according to
shghtly higher than usual at this the manager Richard Duncan, of
time’ but is expected to be cut Detroit. 5 ;
down by todays opimons. Last Five similar cases have heen re-
vear 21 cases awaited decisions in ported to Pontiac police sinc? Feb
late February. is of Jack W
seneral Motors sales manager for Dodge cars and DETROIT «INSt —
Minot Appointment
, as general
trucks was announced today by
Byron J. Nichols, Dodge vice presi-
contracts with the dent in charge of sales
Minor had served as advertising
and merchandising sales manager.
Dr. F. Milton’ Hathaway, Pontiac
optometnst, recently conferred
with other US. vision specialists
during a forum on sebool visual
problems in Cleveland, O. ” ~ Lodge Calendar Regular membership meeting of
the NAACP. to be held Mon,
Feb. 25 at 7:30 P.M. Trinity Bap-
tist Church. 123 Wesson St. Speciai
order of bu-iness installation o
newly elected officers. dv.
Special meeting. Pontiac Chap-
ter No 228, OES. Called for Mon-
day. Feb. 27 has been CAN-
CELLED. Edith M. Coons, Sec.
Adv.
News in Brief Alber Kugler, 40, S. Kose!
Dr. reported a $40 bicycle w..
stolen from the rear of his home
Saturday, Pontiac police said, 3
A bilifold containing $24 was lost
Saturday morning at the corner of
Huron and Wayne Sts.. police were
told by Mrs, Joan Goodwin, 163 W. /
Princeton Ave '
Attention! Veterans of W.W. I
meet with Oakland Barracks No.
49. U.S. A. at 206 Auburn Ave.,
Pontiac, Feb 29. 8:00 p.m Meet-
ing of special interest to all W. W.
I veterans, benefits and legisla-|
tion —Adv |
|
if vour friend's in jail and needs |
bail. Ph. FE 35-9424 or MA 5-4031. |
—Adv |
Ethel Chapdelaine’s Beauty
Shop, specialist in hair styling and
cutting. 6303 Dellwood, Williams
Lake. OR 3-4792. —Adv.
Pickets Let Aircraft
Workers Into Plant -
FARMINGDALE. NY. uw—Un-
ion pickets stood aside today and |
allowed Republic Aviation Corp. |
emploves to enter the firm's strike-
bound plants on Long Island.
Ld La *
Workers entered the main plant,
here in cars and on foot. It was |
not known immediately. whether
those passing through the gates |
were union members or other em-
ployes who have not been on strike.
= * * j
. | The strike, now in its second
week, led to violent clashes be- |
tween hundreds of pickets, non-
strikers and police before the com-
pany obtained an injunction Fri-
day against mass picketing, Scores
were arrested and injured.
& OF MICHIGAN
bace Court for the County
Juvenile Dtviston
In the m-tter of the petition concerti- In the Pro-
of Oakland!
ing Crary Tippett minor Cause No
14059 =
To Johu Tippett, father of said child
Petition having been filed ir this
Court alleeing that the present mhere-;
abouts of the father of said minor chiid
Is unknow: and the sald child Is de-
pendent upon the punlic for support
and that said hild should be placed
under the jurisdiction of this Court
In the name of the peovie of the State
of Michigan ‘ou are hereby notified
that the hearing on said petition will be
veld at the Juvenile Court Oakland
County Bervice Center Court House An-
nex 1260-B Wes: Blvd in the City of
Pontiac {n said County, on the 6th day of
March AD 1954 a! eleven o'clock in
the forenoon. and you are hereby com-
manded to appear personally at said
heating
being Impra al to make persona:
Bey hereof this ssanmons and moth «
sha be setved t 10t faro
one Weel Previou { hear tae tn the
i t printed at
Arthur £E
in the Cory
, this 24th day
1956
ARTHUR EF MOORE
Iicge of Probate
ELSIF Jo VASCASSFNNO
Deyn Frobate Recister
Juvenile Divisten
Feb 27 195+
NOTICE OF SALE £400 Dir
WALLED LAKE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
OASKI AND COUNTY MELCH ICG AN
BUILDING AND SITE BOSD SERIES }
Sealed bics for the putihase of By
ing ard Site Bonds Series 1 to be | .
bo Walled Lake Cer dated & hos
Drs Oakland County Mirchoran {
the par \a 180 000 will be received
the Walled ‘lake
ne. 615 Poni‘a
tgan unt! 0
ern Standard Type
t day of M
ad place “aye hs
e
coupon bet
ef &1 090 eacd Said
1934
nom'natic:
ronmsecutively win witl
mavir.ies (rom 2
Wiclusive and will {nteres!
their date at a rate or rates not ex: eed-
Ing 4°. per annum pavabie on June 1
1956 and thereafter semi-annualls
June 1 and December 1 Each bid sha!)
state the annual interest rate or
% submitted expressed
te The interest
period on any one
Acctwed
of such
hacer at
is
enor
rate for each coupon
bond shall be at one rate anit
tniteres o eliver
bonds mist the pur
the time of
ar deliver’
Rat ‘ eype ser the
ear as Felt
1047
eal uf “hie ears
$20 000 In each
thru 1981 Bonds
inclusive maturing
fo 1981 both inclusive
subject redemption at the option of
the achool district prior to maturit tr
Inverse numerical order, On any One or
more interest pavment dates on
after the following dates. to-wit Bonds
Nos 291 thru 350 om and A&fter June
1. 1960 nd bonds Nos 216 thru 290,
on and after June 1, 1966 Bonds called
for redemption prior to maturity -shail
be redeemed at par and accrued interest
plus a premium on each bond in accord-
ance with the following schedule
$30 if called ‘o be redeemed on or after
June 1, 1960 but prior to June 1, 1963
$25 if called to be redeemed on or after
June 1 1963 but prior to June 1 1986
$20 1f called to be redeemed on or after
prior to” June 1, 1969
Nos
ta
on}
rates |
and!
Theme of the conference was redeemed on or afrer
“Johnny Can Read" The event prior to June 1. 1972)
. redeemed on or after
Was sponsored by the American t prior to June 1. 1978
Academy of Optometry and the In- * Leder med song ou slic:
ternational Reading Assn, oie Slit ‘
tha 1 days privt
- OO - redemptjon a! jeast
ok Dec Nt 4
a jart of i at
the «ale of |
H | k Fi ld in ic -
eavy Truck Fie oe . . ai ' e
DETROLT «INst— Chevrolet too chaser ‘* 5
A . rae The bornds are he a pa ta ical
day announced invasiom of The sie of s750.n00 yor\d for 1) ole
heavy-duty commercial field with ot sett the cose of eve : ;
r ia in hee
”} new vehicles in the 2':-ton class + : ey
that will be built in its new fruck Ptocies | remote: see
assembly plant at Willow Foun ta sites far sct at
The company listed these as sig: i. Show a BS
nificant features bi to levy ups all the ‘axahe
* Pp here i a va rem ates
. . be as may be necessary to pay satd bond
Chevrolet's first offering of tan- an interest thereon without ‘imitation
5 < as to rate or ametunt
dem axle equipment as production “For the purpoce of awarding the bends
options, the most powerful truck !>* ees eS ae oe bid) enl be Rone ietecninte ae
engine ever featured by the Com: rates specified therein, 1h
yalue of all interest
pany. a new automatic transmis-
sion that “promises greater safety
and control of heavily loaded ve-
hicles.”” and the largest school bus
chassis yet offered by the General
Motors division. F «
The announcement (said it
brought Chevrolet's array of trucks
to 86 models on 23 wheelbases.
“filling approximately 95 per cent
of, all truck requirements
4
deducting
prentitum The bonds
to the bidder whose
computation produc
cost ta the school distr ce Ly
April 1 1988 to their resper
z. anc
{for the ‘purchase of
the bonds or at a §
par value, will be « i
A certified or cashiers check in the
amount of $7000 drawn upon an tneor-
rated bank of trust company and pay-
able ta the order of the Treasurer of the
school distric' must accompany each
bid as ma guarantee of good faith on the’
part of the bidder to be forfetted as
liquidated damages such hid be
accepted and the bidder fails to take up i 1¢ if Ld { and pay for the bonds. No interest
shall be allowed on the good faith checks
and checks of the unsuccessful bidders
will be promptly returned to each bid-|
der representative or by registered |
mait ,
Bids shall bé conditioned upon the
unqualified opinion of Berry Stevens
& Moorman, attorneys, Detroit, Lapa nos
approving the legality of the bonds Le
cost of said tegal opinion and of the
printing of the bonds. will be paid by the
school district. Bonds will be delivered
at Detroit, Michigan. / The right is reserved to reject any or |
all bids |
Envelopes containing the bids should |
be plainly marked “Proposal for Bonds.”
DWIGHT L. WISEMAN
Secretary of the
Board of Education |
Dated: February 23, 1956 °
Notice is turther given that the above |
described issue ef bonds has been quali-
fied to the extent of 100°, by the Super- | intendent of Public Instruction of the
State of Michigan pursuant to Act No |
161 of the Michigan Public Acts of 1955. !
DWIGHT L WISEMAN.
Secretary of the
Board of Education
Feb. 27. 1956!
- Death Notices DAVIS. FEB’ 26, GERTRUDE E., 914 {
Vaughan 8t., Amn Arbor Pu- |
neral service will be held
day, Feb 28. at 3 pm from
Muhling Chapel Ann Arbor
terment «at 430 pm at Davis-
burg Cemetery Funeral arrange-
ments by the Davis-Graham Fu- i
neral Home Fenton e
DOYLE. FEB 24, 1956. CHARLES
K. 702 Franklin Ave. Lexington,
Ky ‘formerly of Drayten Plains)
age 71 dear father of John |
Doyle: dear brother of Mrs Lil-
lian DeHate and Mrs. Mary Sullt-
van Mr Doyle was sent from the
Sparks-Griffin Puneral Home to
the Milward Puneral Home, Lex-
ington, Ky. for service and bur-
fal. Funeral arrangements by the
Sparks-Griffin Puneral Home
FISHER, FEB 26, 1956, JOHN | THOMAS, 2015 West Maple Road, |
age 69 beloved husband of Edith |
M Fisher, dear father of | }
|
| 4 e&
eo
:
Charles and Roy Fisher. Mrs
Harold Pletcher. Mrs Arthur
Follows Mrs Grace Beck and
Mrs. Harry Salampa, dear brother
of Mrs Dore Smith and Arthur
Fisher Funeral service will be ‘
held Thursday, March 1}. at 3 i
pm from the Richardson-Bird
Chape) with Rev Almond T
McAllister officiating. Interment
in Oakiand Hills Cemetery Mr
Fisher will lie in state at the
Richardson-Bird Funeral Home.
Walled Lake
FLOYD, PEB 27. 1956 ELIZABETH
RUTH. age 71, beloved wife of Ed-
_Rin F Plovd: dear sister of Mrs
I C Summers Funeral arrange-
ments will be announced later by
the Kirkby Funeral Home
KNAPP, FEB. 26. 1956. BERTHA.,
57732 Pontiac Trai], New Hudson
ace 86 dear mother of Russell
Knapp, Mrs. Gladys Hyde. Mrs
Rubv Allen, Harvey
Franklin J Knapp
Niestroy and Mrs Doris
man, dear sister of Mra
Rice Puneral service
held Feb 29, at 3 pm from the
Ri-hardson-Bird Funeral Home |
with Rev James Roberts offictat-
etery
state at the Richardson-Bird Fau-
neral Home Milford
LaB¢RCE FFB 26. 1956 MALVINN 27 Cass age $4 dear mother at
of Mrs Zelina Besaw Arthur La- ;
Albte, and Phillip LaBarge
Mary Barcomb Funeral
be held Wednesday,
trom 8t
Michael s h Interment in
Mount Hope Ceimetery Mre La
Barge {s at the Melvin A Schutt
Funeral Home where Rosary serv-
ll be recited at 9 pm Tues
evening
LITTLE FEB Aqua View will 2
=
24. 1956 DAVID 8694
Dr. Milford age 62
beloved husband of Margaret
Tittle. dear father of Mrs Donald
T (Gay, dear brother of James C
Little uneral service will be |
held Tuesday. Feb 28
trom the Richardson -Bt
Home with Charies Richie
officiating Interment tn Oak }
Grove Cemetery Mr Little will
lie state at the Richardson-
Funeral Home. Milford
MORTON FEB 23. 1956 LOYOLA,
42 Elizabeth St. age 48 beloved
of Emma Morton: be-
of Mary E Morton
Nellie
Crenevieve
Cioodsar
Weanesdas
Trinaty
*
at 1 pm
rd Puneral
Vervess Hackett
tred
will be of
olfictauir Interment in
Mr Morton
the William
Home
1936 HELEN
Pl. inouth
of Berth w
i] Cemetery
in state at
Davis Funeral
SHELDON FEB 25.
1945 Martivn Ra
Sa dear mother
con dear stster
and Beniemin Clark
Burley Mis Maz ic
Benjamin Fleue x i
vice will he Leid Monday,
at 3 pr from Richard-
{ Funeral Home with Rev
Jones offictating Inter
in West Highland Centers
Sheldon will lie in state at
RiAardson-Bird Funeral
Milford
WALTERS, FEB 726 lyS6
OW 48 N Merrimac
wife of Harland J
mothe of ave
She)-
H e
Funeral
Wednesday
from ‘the
rai Heme with
ebach officiating
tin Oak Hill Cemetery
ers will be im state at
rmer-Snover Funetal Home service
Peb
2
LOVING MEMORY OF HA-
Pete who passed away Feb
1950 |
Deep in our heart lies a picture
loved ones gone to. rest
memor, s frame ‘we
Keep it
Because they
ASOT In Memoriam
shall
were
by the
Caro best
sn Pete
Flowers: 3
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Donelson-Johns | FUNERAL HUME DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” |
SPARKS-GRIFFIN CHAPEL _
Thoughtful Service FE 2-5841
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Service Plane or Motor
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Cemetery Lots 5
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Cerietery in Sectinn @ FE 2-317
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CAB DRIVERS STEADY DAY
and night shift. 25 yrs or alder
ply 438-Orchard Lake. 3 to 6
Dh
CAN YOU USE EXTRA MONEY?
Help meet those mopthiy pay-
car TV,
consumers in tac with
Rawileich Products Start im- mediately Write Rawleigh s,
Dept MCB - 696-312. Freeport. M!.
-GARPENTERS. ROUGH STEADY work. Must be good for custom
arrk in Bloomfield. Call LA
14500 after 6 pm __
COLLEGE GRADUATES ermanent position on our sales
staff open immediately no over-
night traveling $5100 salery and
Prefer mar-
ried men,
fidential adv Write Pontiac Press _ ke Fon _Box_31. COLLECTOR SALARY AND COM-
mission. Contact Mr McCabe. 1214
_ Pontiac State Bank Bidg. ___ FXPERIENCED WASHING MA-
chine repairman Must have expe-
rience on automatic washers ard
work. vacation
- Experienced
Salesman
ADVER-
1 TO SELL NATIONALLY
CON- TISED HEATING AND AIR
DITIONING EQUIPMENT
Excellent Opportunity
A. Elbling & Sons SEE MR JANKA
13 8 PARKE ST.
EXPERIENCED CAR WASHER, ~ by a large Standard statie Top
flight pay. for a top flight worker
Must have best references. of
dont apply, JO 60726
EXPERIENCED REFRIGERATION service man for a GE and Tyler
distributor Year around paid job.
Phone MUtual 45665 for inter-
view _
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC WITH
tials Bnould know power glide.
Insuraf&e and hospitalization va-
cation Apply in person. Haskins
Chevrolet _Crark ston ;
EYPERIENCED GROOM. SINGLE,
live in Bloomfield Open Hunt,
6-2581 or MI 4-0411 - z
EXPERIENCED HAND SCREW
machine operator Must have own
tools & be confident FE, 27-0412
EXPERIENCED COUNTER MAN
for meat department Apply tn
erson Sfire Bros 180 W. Maple,
irmingham _
INSPECTOR
For precision aircraft parts must
be experienced Apply in person
only no phone calls Employ-
ment office closed Saturday,
Damiels Mig. Corp.
2677 Orchard Lake Rd
JANITOR PART TIME WORK
References required AppPlv 9507
Mariva St_ from 4 to 6 pm
JOBS FOR MEN Draft.man $550
Grad Accountant $40
Sales Trainee, some College $360
Skilled Machanic $350
Bar Tender $370
CAREER CENTER
B-1 Riker Bidg _FE 68-0416
KOREAN VEIS AND
NOX ios
See Ad Under Instructions
LOOK. MEN!
Steady vear around sales position
with excellent earnings for ambi-
tious men Sales experience not
required but celpful We train
you for future managerial posi-
tor Must be etiiing lo work &
follow instruction: Best Insurance
A retirement benefits for your
familys protection Apply Mr
Brown Singer Sewing Machine
Co 102 N Saginaw
Machine
Designers
Medium size Plant
VE COMPANY FAS
OPENINGS IN A NEW
AND DEVELOP
In YOUR LO- AGGRESS!
SEVE 1
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MINT CENTER
CALITY
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Working Conditions i
MACHINE
NECESSARY PREVIOUS DESIGN
PHO.E MA 41 os
MEN SALES - CLERICAL - TECHNICAL
PON TING
limployment Service
W Huron &t FF 4.2551
MIDWES] FOR MEN
Junior Acc: untant $56
Graduate Accountant B40
Cost Accountant $476
Time Keepe 196
Industrial Sales Trainee $375
Pentiar State Bank Bide
FF, 5-9227
NEEDS SALESMEN CALL FOR
APPOINTMENT
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 8. Telegraph Rd Open 9-9
one FE 3710s or FE 35-7292
Co-onerative Real Estate Exchange
PART TIME Eves. placing 5 well-dressed young
men in training Car necessary.
$48.50 week start Datly compen-
sation _vs expenses plus commis-
Absolutely mo canvassing
no delivery. Call
FE #0981
PERMANENT POSITION FOR man, age 23-35 who has inttlative
& salesmanship aebili.y With or
witieut aciua experience ta
enter the life tneurance business
A complete course of training 1
given In advanced life underwrit-
4 an aptitude test tn pro
3 and commi«s
contract with
adva
Wohomt dst hae,
PROCTOR & GVA
(i ics
Pap ee) Xie Set ve
eels NEANAGL es ||
ONE Te tars
on
ce
SNES RENIN ING |] *@iesmen, ere @iven training
in sales and merchandising in own
territory Experience not neces-
sary Age 72 courge
education
OPPORTUNITY With one of the jeading manu-
facturers of America and the
leader In {ts field All executce
positions are filled from within
the company so definite advance
ment ‘is possibe for right man.
SALARY AND BONUS Salesmen are paid a month!iv «a
art and participate tn our bonus
jar
\UTOMOBILE.
Car furnished by company and el
expenses pa
EIT SHARING PR
And other highiv rateq personne] ae
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APPLY AT. HIGH SCHOO
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‘HOUSEKEEPER FOR WIDOWERS | home More for good home than
cise Seeatipns a in good west! waces Call Milford MU 42362 |
s | cer ea Ri m. H
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Je R. HILTZ HOUSEKEEPER FULL CHARGE ALTOR No children. Live in, Within walk- Real Estate and Insurance | ing distance te town. Two blocks
1011 W. We Sere) oo bas ee HOU SING AIDE Lakeside. Homes Project. Salary
$4043 to $4667. Duties are to ac-
cept housing applications. Inter-
‘iew applicants and assign units | SALES TRAINING | Natfonally known firm will train
a single young men, 22 to 28. to
sell bookkeeping machines in the |
Pontiac terr: tory Prefer 2 yesrs|
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sociology. psychology or a related
img experience such as| banking. ete. Car necessary. $350] Ottice. Gn nan teary ; Parke Bt to $400 to start. plus automobile Se ee
expenses, Excellent opportunity INTELLIGENT GIRL 25 TO 45.
for oenal msn Ge leasant per. must be experienced ith chil- ray Mis. Eowards at! ten es te ance Oran eed
IC plain cooking ve in. 00 ht
RAEBNER’S every 6 months Employ other
| help, $35: _References MI 4 313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
FE 6-0277 { arties. No experience necessary.
SINGLE MAN OR MARRIED COU.) focal area or trave:, also Rus
Lae Mood vere) Lady to assist others and receive commission
th housework, man must have) their sales Brushes, Matietries
and cosmetics For local interview |
write: Mrs. . Teachout, 1705
_N. Franklir Ave, J itnt 6, Mich
MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO LIVE
in. care for 2 achosiasee bovs
and light housework. FE 5-0119.
NURSE TO WORK WITH CHIL-
dren in doctor's office. Write Pon-
stating ane experience fitting cattle for sale |
Salesmen
Real Estate Esse premiers Sais aiert one
Plenty al age ations aietane he
contacts Earnings unlimited.
To Buy—To Sell—io Trade
YOU BUY MT—WELL INSURE n| |
MAHAN
tiac Press Box 44,
and experience
NURSEMAID & LAUNDRESS E EX-
perience required Private room
& bath MaAvfair 6-6901.
OPENING
Sales Woman
Experience in selling ready to
wear
Fashion minded person les
Neat appearance. Desire to ad-
vance
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYE
DISCOUNT
#0 Hour—5 day work week REALTY CO., REALTORS
Co-operative Real Fotate Exchange ree Holidays
FE ZOW Apply Waites Personnel Office— |
176 W. Huro _ 5th Floor |
Clee Tee BRANCH z
eee Oe PONTIAC | REFRIGERATOR SERVICE MAN |
service commercial domestic and JOBS FOR GIRLS air conditioner Experience nec- |
essary. hey for cope amet § RFCEPTIONIST PBX
am.to ll am. only ov 8 * RECE NIS1 . ave
placement parts and service. #6 ECE EIIC EllR UE GOCH ate
Oakland RECEPTIONIST, cashier $120 RECEPTIONIST. Ins firm $190
SALESMEN SWITCHBOARD RECPT. for auto Wanted for Pontiac area’ Call on _ firm : $300 |
established accoufts Good start- FILE CLERK $200 |
ing salary, full benefits expense INVESTIGATOR, credit $200 |
account Must be aggressive CASHIER, credit $200
Furnisn reference For appoint- ROOKKEEPER full che $2i5
ment one WEbster 3-1135 or SECRFTARY, no shorthand $250 |
write Lee Tire & Rubber Co SECRETARY to executive
13116 Grand River Detroit, Micii
| GRAFBNER’S—Pontiae
313 Pontiac Stete Bank Bidz.
FE. 53-0277
2 WANTED SALESMAN AT ONCE
Ww innan, 66 Huron #t
wince FIRST CLASS METAI
bumper. No other need apply M . _ _
+4016 ——— = $2-435 HOUR SELLING FRIENDS |
WANTED . EXPERIENCED BAK neighbors highest quallly cos-
ber Don's Barber Shop FE Wetics 40 per cent comm bonus
32-0247 prises Write Fashion Beesuls As:
WANTED YOUNG MEN BETWEEN Devt AQ6 Cincinnenl 25 OW io
the ewes of 17 & 18), or Mode RESPONSIBTI F WOMAN FOR
Tuesday end Wednesiay. 8 to 10 i housewor Live in. Good
pm $136', per hour ~ U s F 6-179
forma furnished Interview each SING! F GIRT OVFR 25 GENER
Monday, Tuesday and Wediesca, al office work topocg. fling, rec
nights at 6pm Opportunity fur ore, ete Phone MU 1355
prescient at W Lawrence STOP 'OOKING. START WORK-
Rees eae Ub) eee 2 — ing We have openings for either
WANTED EXPERIENCED LOCK. part or full time sales peopie.
er room man for private gcit which offer high earnings and
club Apply jac Press Box 86 flexible hours Wf you ere over
7 “YOUNG MEN 11 have @ car and telephone, 't |
National organization seeking 2 Wil pay rou to investigate for | men, ages 22 to 30. Must have! !"ierview appointment. Call OR
high achool diploma no previous 22700 ee
experience required This is oul- TROUSSEAU ADVISOR AM-
door work, interviewing and put bitious woman, 35-65. to &asist
ie @ontact No collection pee relt and advise young women in the
tng Excellent pr@motional cppe: selection of linens for their trou:-
tunities and emplove be Aen Sal sean Our merchandise ts nm
ary, bonus and expenses, no fai tional advertised and available
offs Call FE 5-9248 enix through our appointed Ter
— — resentatives Congenial work for
woman who enlora meeting young
peoule and who needs eabore aver-
age income Applicant must be Help Wanted Female 7
IRLINES reeking & dignified permanent drive have own transportation
AIR TRAVEL AGENCIES NEED ¢ "5‘rtion ard have cer No cer- Pontiac Press Rox 62
fOMEN 5 | Rayne No experience ee a ine IRONINOS $3 A BUSHEL GOOD RO OINS : : to Trouseeau tinen Outfitters, Inc SINGS £ . BEE AD UNDER INSTRUCTIONS 218 uc waueci Ave” Ghicage 4 work #4 Mary Day FF 2-400! AMBITIOUS WOMAN EARN $85) 5) : OT RONINGA A Be sur: PICK:
rectly beads pears ae VACATION POSITIONS Up and celivery FE
Teaus pe.ntiful No canvassing Tnu-ua} vacation position paying TRONINGS & RABY arena IN
Carnecessary PE 16135 or HF iceeners irom |b ae $1 $00 ae my home OR ,3-5118 1 6 IT pe ie re ] _— O47 _ Dirk ‘This te a profecstonel tery: IRONING, $3 PER BUSHFIL Ft
BEAUTY. ng a F(t Me ienchers lake pride in nender- <—” (e5-
tee In Diayton Plains OR tng Dien fied rk. ds (Merent from LADY WIsilFs Day WORK OF . 3-0097 ore nary an employment an kind FF $67
JIPWATING; Rae ed im conti dence for full infor. PaAby WISHES DAY WORK 5 BIRATINGH \M rea ive seuT educational days @ week Home at natt Pet
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Gual featior teaching exber. erences. Transportation FE Generali office, secretaries. book erce. anil extre curricular activ: £-o0a
keepers and waitresses No do [e- Write to Box 18 ne ae =
mestic Birmingham ro eoine © A rm TRESS FOR SATURDAY MATL RE vaoN Ww ane ps ue 5
Service 130 W. Mape Birming Mu<t be «tend Apply in pees . e als thing,
2am Wt ee Gi Os ee) HDDIEA SD LADY RELIABLE qi eae N i 1 [TABI
CLERKTYT iS ee ANTED Goon Ta" Dabeatting Job FE Zit! 4 an
Immediate oper exact WA Le WE : Ree mcon Diale Spot MIDDILFAGED WOMAN WANTS
ee te at. oe! Say CAP ee « 10 and MIS babysitting job FE 53-2060
ing personality Must be Vis WANTFD WOMAN TO CARE FOR MIDDLEAGTD eb sey
ec otder All empleymett bene! ! t Ueren ep general hourewo ag Ett Ms ule
salary Se per month Apres U vs er go home nights FE Sat & 8 FE . 9910
Personne] Office Pontiac Genera: rE ee MIMEOGRAPHING, TY PING 8EC-
_Hoapital 461 Meet Hurcn ~ M] . oy i retaria] Service EM 3-842
Ts W HY WAIT PHA AL. NURSE AVAILABLE
To i ERKT) ee ct . | OR Ee = = st ¢ 1a OR A JOB WITH AN ae we t ND STR amall manufacturing compan: ape SEE US! une, SEAOOER, 7) De “STRETCH
Preferably with some experience ~ | weyers
along these lines. Write Pontia: PONTING TYPING TO DO ve “HOME. FE _Press Box . : _ Toanployinent Serv ice Pon a
CAB DRIVERS STEADY DAY AND uae Fr o2i1| TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK
mt ht shift, 25 vrs. or older Appi, 18 W Hs an 9) | to do In own home Experience:
Orchard Lake 3 to 6 pm woe ron CLEANING, TRO | end references if necessary
Tern “14 cooking liv in 2 8.2687 after € ate ng. e \o
CHE CRER WB AGG Ro 662 —_ WANTED WASHINGS AND IRO irmingham Cleanrrs. 1253 & cannes RIG MONEY DAT! ¥ ings FE 5-@988
_ Woodward. MI €4620 __ _ mot apparel) for aarce WASHINGS WANTED P PICK-UP 2 . : 5 ri r pian sensation ‘
DISHWASHER AND | Sus Pere an serine glgr, | and delivery Fe ¢ bee
BUS WOMAN ao & $258 - 11 dave spare) URGENT! Y NEED ANY TYPE OF , * Hit er ure r
Prefer ages 38 to 4: Te!-Huron We ee i , Tiitrol . wit “WATCH CHBLDREN IN MY store. Apply in person tt store WOMEN G ENFF AL HOUSFWORK hame FE 61884 : “oe
- I" Rie y SANDERS Cae ore eed sia ORD ear RABY as IN OWN HOME
DISTRICT MANAGER PositiIun ? a ee ee ater 3 pm gti) nee now open in Pontiac Area for a WOMEN NFFD COSMETICS = wort LIKE IRONING TO DO
qualified woman to recruit ar! There te @ tremen ous (oo. |) TN OWN HOM RY THE PIFCr
manage @ staff of Le 3454's AURI AVE FE 4149
Car ard plone : ic plete training furn! Building SAL nz opportunity for perce ‘ T # 7 .
Cee eee ceel ice erie ee | oa care {! 4 8ET OF BLDG PLANS DRAWN ‘on tery r ; eo ee nant
PR Good, 12827 Covie Detrett 17 f obec fen mal te bulging EM oe Mich oie Trust an wer é oe
EXPERIENCED WAITHESS re ne FE Mrs ATR COMIPR 880 RS BRFARERS
ork nights MTs wet ¢ ere Patt Hs oe Fs T apce & japee ans
x eC ‘Si t on Oi) Al OFNERATEREPAIRG HON SS eee ano industry OR 2-2057 after
‘ rs TO [cere FoR AIR COMPPFSS9ORS ATR TOG!
O o tunity BT ot ae ‘ ge MA &I6R} Power generators heaters, :at ah : f ers, ef Open Sur
PE y WAITPFS® APPLY PARK INS JACKSON 8 RENTA!
OPES 1 FOI wen Ce nare Vsry 62 Wo Mont FF 45247 : VENING WORK Fe
EXPER ee ay Highway, Drayton A-1l Ck} vi aaP “VW C8] kK
C t es LLOYD MONROE : + 46a
ECre ar y _ Help Wanted 8. sR AER
7 ADDI TONS Shorthand and frbing necessary a t dt {
Capable of handing @ fob of te AD MATCHES, SELL AMAZING Bee: aon AIG ne c) tank:
sponsibility Salary open accor DESIGN as 1f 20 30 40 and 24° ee ee ater et po ing to qualifications _ light matcies BIGQER x tchen ee cupbear é oes Tit : wT COMM Fiery bust- artitions change aeh gt ter
COAPPANY Gt NPT rhor ¢ oe OU ec ace Rien 1 to 5 ¥rs Bit tree ls timetecica
Employee Discount Immediately without exp men wemen: full TICHIGAN HOME REMODE! ERs
Holiday v part ‘ime BUY NOTHING Bele 3T W. Huren FE, 4-5063
Varation Par on MATCH CORP parece BRICK, CEMENT WORK
Hiespitalization Plan AMER 1¢ Dent 12 {repiates FRE 2-2458 td n n = = ——-
Reade ene RGR OCR AND Ce e =o Ae Aliso chim.ieys “ bh
i VAl fics P L ack Ve O< Sr AD 7 late. Residential and
ne: AR * M ye be T STOR] He Guaranteed Work
= re 1 Jo g1Ct) £ A cl ames eo ey “SALESWOMA a2 a PE ZS121 fer an “A CXMENT LOCK?
Toe pm Ror cu ‘ work el-Huren Cente - rk :
rorking cond o recover a loss. Dial Fl. cement is TR SPECIA’ TY,
unifornfia Paid vacat Fibore _danement EM 34879
Derfiatenti= out of s ie) . . A Cs TR ACTOR | WITH
sacs 16 to 45 Thoxe ts or under COIR tor an ad write Heol iwith losdees (rar
bi rihe Aas certificates eee : = . yard Int dump’ truce
tore am.t 4.pm. Fre 8 ” Mi ake over ayments. FE
Bancers, Ns Sdy charge it 7-051 after a
i
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¥ . 4, .
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- : Ds i. / y i i 4 | CASH “IN ON NATION’S sri
| PLUMBING
LOLOL Ee
MEN, WOMEM YEAR ROUND OP-
portunit, blished Watkins
route. Earn $2 to $3 Late hour.
Car necessary. Apply N
Perry.
WANTED. ELDERLY MAN OR
woman to keep office open and
answer 9 to pm
& days per week. rBaparioncs not
FE 45063
YOUR OWN BUSI
Instructions 9
AIRLINES
AIR TRAVEL AGENCIES
neED® Mén and women for and flight positions. Opportunities ev-
erywhere coast to coast and over-
Learn w you can NOW
qualify for one or more interest-
ing well-paid positions, After low-
eost basic tr caren & ae will be
flown to Hollyw ‘elif, trans-
jon for final
age
to. AIRLENS, Dept.
13. care of Press R-F4, Box
“BIL-
repair bill Chance
or own business
lis bow you can lion auto
for high pide et
PREE B
learn welding
work, scientific
spare time Write today
Autocraft Training, Box Utilities
c-o
_paper
DRIVING 1 LESSONS PONTIAC Drivers’ Training Days, Eves.,
and Sunday. FE 2-4867.
FINISH ean SCHOOL classes, Study at home spare
time. Diploma awarded. Write for
free catalog. Wayne School Box.
c-0 pape.
“KOREAN VETS AND
NON-VE Ts
Qualify for a jobs as: MACHIN- |
1I8TS, TOOL MAKERS. DRAFTS |
MEN, TOOL - DIE DESIONERS
OR TOOL ENGINEERS. No pre-
vious training or special education
required. Investigate our Indus-| _
trial co-operative program. Vet-
erans must bring their Report of
Separation, DD-214 See C. W
Harper, Waldron Hotel, Wednes-
day, Feb. 29, 1 to 8 p m. or Thurs-
day, March 1, 10 am. to 8pm
__Work ¢ Wanted Male _ 10,
’ BLOCK LAYING AND BASEMENT
Arthur Davis. ORlando 3-4204
BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT
work, OR 3-2016
CARPENTER AND CABINET,
__work new and repair OR 3-4857
CARPENTER AND CABINET
work New and a ot b.
Murdock, PE_ 2-786
EaRPENTERS. |
_fTepair, FE 6-
CABINET MAKER AND Carne:
Kitchen & specialty. FE |
_ $5.00
CARPENTRY. CABINETS, FOR-
mica work. Attics fnlshed: Rec-
reation rooms. Repal _ EM
34775
CARPENTER ITER WORK RK NEW A! AND!
repair. FE 44210.
EXPERIENCED CARETAKER with references. MA 5-1203
ELECTRICAL , WIRING LICENSED
Ed_ Murray ve 23-8657.
| EXP ~ CARPENTER 2 NEEDS 13 WORK.
Rellable FE §-8325
EXPERIENCED AUTO 9 POLISHER
and reconditioner, FE 2-1143 at
_er 6p mo ee
FREE ESTIMATES CARPENTRY
cabinets. repairs. Odd jobs FE
2-9552
LIGHT HAULING 4 & TRASH. ANY-
me. FE.
| MARRYED axe AS HERDSMAN or manager of dairy herd Ref-
erences furn Cal] 2651 Bayport.
or write Albert Robinson,
port
MCCLENDON . AND OLIVER WE
build, remodel and interior and
exterior decorating OR +0 654
WORK WANTED.
Reasonable. FE_ 5-101 16
WALL SERVICE, WALL > BOARD
installed Cement joints & mail«
Ready for paint or paper Ver
er ular Free estimates, MY
ball t
lw ork Wanted | Female. WW
AMBITIOUS HIGH &CHOO!
typing and book-
per- graduate with
keeping experience desires
manent position
oifice work Can fur
references Mtart immediate!
Piease reply Box 12, Pontiac
Pre
1 DAY SFRVICE IRONINGS bushel. Pick-up and delivery Fi
A-7316 _
3 WOMEN WANT WALT WASH-
ing and cleaning FE 1-025
BABY SITTING WASHINGS AND
ironings done $3 a bu FF 2-666
DAY WORK OR WORK OF ANY
kind Also Ironing to do at home
FE 53-4755
DESIRE BABYSITTING IN MY
2-513? home days FE_
EXPFRIENCED “GIRL - WISHES
general housework 5 ais Berk
and home nights. With references
Fr 5-2480 _
GIRL WANTS 8 DAYS A WK
work Car fare FE 35-1973 from
® to 8
WHERE \0O OTH- of} HOUSEKEEPER erin charge. Refined widow
NO.
B i Brick
ALTERATION. AND
2104 FE 44 |
Bay-
MODEST MAIDENS
“You won't find any favoritism in this office. He flirts
with ALL the girls!” By Jay Alan.
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i Building Service I
CUSTOM BUILDING FHA FI-
fancing | Modernizing _ F! FE 54.0
| EL ECTRICAL: WIRING LI LICENSED
Ed Murray, FE 2-867.
| FLOOR SANDING. OLD FLOOR
a speciaity, Carl L. Bill's. FE
| 2ST
FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND
; finishing. 10 years experience.
| Modern equipment, guar work
j Free estimates. John Taylor OR |
35-1616
FLOOR LAYING, SANDING & FIN- |
C Bud Bills FE 82050.
FLOOR SANDING, LAYING, PIN
| R Gardner, 491 Central FE
| 23-7519
|GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR. stone cellent work Plas-
tering _and tile e work. | FEL 42200.
HENRY WHELAN
ICONST. CO. MA 62176
GUARANTEED. ROOFS — “ALL
EST 1918 Hugus Mar-!
FE 32-3021. | _ ishing
| hinds
353 N,
| ta | HOUSE WIRING. § $180 oO.
Moore eee oR
|HOUSE MOV FULLY
j _ equipped FE 4 +0480. L.A Young.
| Jos FLEMING. FLOOR LAYING.
Sanding, finishing, 158 Edison. Ph
FE 2-4405.
AND PLAST ERING
re LATHING 1 | New and repair,
LAYING, SANDING.
Licensed Contractors
Pontiac Hardwood
“Where Quality — Comes t
PLASTERING NEW AND RE-
pair FE 7-0251_ Vern Keller
|PLASTERING AND REPAIRS
All work guaranteed, Reasonable
rates FE 2-6866000
‘PRIVATE BUILDER WOULD LIKE | opportunity to m your new
| heme. Financing available. FE
40681 of FE 5022 |
| ROOFING. SIDING AND ALL MOD- | ernization Alterations Specia
deal for February and March
iD& M Db DG IGE rixisiiNo
FE +7
Floor Serv oe
Pirst
| E 2-7
| Fives or’ San é ares 2-245
ROUGH CARPENTRY rr GEN-
eral repair No job too little!
For free estimate call FE 80304. |
SNY DER FLOOR LAYING
cing and finishing. Phone FE
h~ a?
Winter Prices Now im
Etfect on All Remodeling Qarages
Cumbisation Rt «
8
lied
Encinsed
Remodeling
Payment
Co
FE 2-1211
1 ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS rms
O & M Construction
2260 Dixte Hwy __
_Bu siness ‘Servi ices
{| repaired by factory trained men
at our store General Printing &
Office Bupply Co WwW. Law
rence St Phone FE 3-0138 _
NEPLIAXSCE SERVIC te We service all makes of refrig-
erat mechers, radioa clranere
ar > i amad appliances
ROY 8, 96 “Oakland Ave. FE
24021 0 __ ee
V&B TRENCHING Footne: water line field tile
FE 5-006)
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS
Walls and wincows Reasonable
Free est No obligation. PE 2-143
CARPET LAYING SEWING
bow Ans repairs Carpe’
jocation of ation Self
Cail 2
1 SALI)
ay WATL BY MACHINE
mete No job too big or
MAO R
EAPFR i Pee
P FREF.
small
PUSS GO A RE
E $6593 or OR
4 2000
ELE TRIC MOTOR SERVICE
salring @ rewinding 218 E
pe PE 43081
ees CLEANED “AND RE-
do Chester Nelson FF S-17R8
HEPAIR
al. All RE-
Pike
FURNAC F
and makes
fLEANFD
gar
L&é VACTIUM Horners
iaranteed
FF $-9313 FURNACES
abd Tet Be oO"
mr Ww nk
a Shiret Metal
i am * 4 HVIC 5a)
HIMNE Y WORK
Ste in chimnev clean-
tng repairing rebullding or build
new chi mneve Also build and in-
stall wire baskets on chimneys
fireplace and
cleaned and repaired. Iso all
kinds of furnace work. Local ree-
istered company FF §-3761
‘(TP VWISNG SERVIC! burners and furnaces
and serviced All _make«
FR #108] Dav (iL
w AYNE HEATIN aco
PI A= Ges NEW ANDY EF
pay Carl Buxton, FF ¢0028 _
ee MBIBG ANI > HE ATING H ®
& om, FE #3767 or Gace oll
Cleaned
er tient
A on 3 3074
! FLECTRICAL
CRY
Sinks — Sunday
TREF TRIMING
a! Free e-ti petes
14
Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 aS VER CLEANING
FE 2012
PEMOV lo FF Rervir
ANT
FE 2-¢ *
4
a PRRVICE
ONCE. TAX
TAX
Fas re
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 ACCOUNTING
Hew 2260
COATS & Al- DRESSES a
Hiruu FE €70 4 ferat
1ot
Furniture Refinishing 164
ACE SFAT COVERS
seaweed aT
‘her and ie pep
Lao
EASON Es TAX SERVICE TRY a Bagina FE
RE PAIRING
FE cially
_awmar ES A BPE
-7432 e162
Income Tax Se 17
AA ete od SERVICE
Da tay
Fast Ser 58 Bien “of Parking
rayne Garrett
FE 5-080 3 SAGINAW
‘AN INCOME TAX PETURN PRE- pared 'n your heme br qua‘ified
accnintant with masters degree
Agpts FE+3-753¢
“ACCOUNTING &
Pho22 he me cas br
Fd Hav: Ofer 104) Aree)
Shy cca NG AND TAX BERRY L. Fs Ewater -
FE 2 on ow FE @i¢
INCOME TAX
home or mine SERVICE
r24
H —
SERVICE
FE 48703 YOUR 2.
1 (DELL
incinerators |
5-A¥ eg | -Income Tax Service 17
INCOME TAX SERVICE
NO WAITING _
BENJAMIN RK. pacers
1b) 18 W Huroa Room
FE 4 1862 Eves. FE 6-0317
INCOME TAX SERVICE IN YOUR
home. OA 8-313F.
INCOME TAX REASONABLE. OR eee
3-5306 week days OR 3-0364 afte | _6 15, Home appointments
SAVE MONEY Let us file your return for you.
_43 Clark St, FE 41444 for appt.
"INCOME; Tax " SERVICES
ODELL ___ PHONE: Spirine” 3-3128
WORKING MAN'S INCOME TAX |
service. 21 East Tennyson off
in” Ave 8 am-@ pm. FED
____Laundry Service _ 18! |
LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- |
flied Beautifully finished yim
Lauodry Prone. FE 20101)
POR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- |
ice Pb. Pontiac Laundry. FE |
_ +8101 | RUG SHAMPOOING. NEW AND _used vacuum cleaners FE 3-1665—
_ Moving & 1 & Trucking — 19
AA-1 MOVING. TRUCKING. LOW
rates Good service. FE 5-357)
j anytime
|, Act HAULING ANYTHING, ANY-
time _FE 5- 5-52:
|ABHES & URSIEK HAULED
| ee etc. cleaned. FE
” BEDFORD MOVING Local & Long Distance-FE 2-8787.
| GEN LIGHT HAULING OF RUB-
| bish. furn _& moving FE _8-2562_
INCINERATORS CLEANED > ASH
i rg bauled. Clean up. FE +
LIGHT HAULING Heals) MOVING
anytime FE 2-768
LIGHT ~ AND eae ~ HAULIN
At any tire. FE 86-0085
LIGHT TRU CKING "AND “MOVINO, \
srhes and rubbish hauled. FE
32-1017 |
LIGHT TRU '@ AND HAUL-| _ing _FE 8-2135
LIGHT HAULING — ASHES
anything — enylme. Phone FE
5- 2020
MAN WITH * TON TRUCK
wants work FE ¢
LIGHT HAU LINO r service E5463 _
LIGHT AND ‘HEAVY TRUCKING
rubble Deauled Send fl) dirt
snd gravel FF 20603) ° ___
CARTAGE
Distance Moving
5-6608 \ oe NDABL z
8
and Long
Phone FE
REDUCED RATES | Local
Large van to serve you. Smith |
| Moving FE j
RUBBISH HAULING, CAR BUY- | ing James Snover FE 32-4330
TRUCK ANYTHING FROM | trunk to refrigerator, enytime.
_Call PE 6-0
UNWANTED ARTICLES RE-| moved free of charge. |
_ 44606.
TRUCKS, TRACTORS
AND EQUIPMENT
nee Ton Pickun 1 Ton Stake
and Dump Trucks
Pontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co, #28 8B WOODWARD
Open Dally Including Sunday
_FE PE 41442 +046)
"Painting «& Decorating 20
Al PAINTING PAPERING
Mason Thur pacn PFE 48164 __
A-l INTERIOR DFCORA-
REASONABLE ESTIMATES OR
"= PAINTING
or esti- DECORATING wal' papering. Call
FE 4-0255 ee
A-| PAINTING INTERIOR & FEX-
terior 10 per cent disc for cash
Guaranteed Free est FF 49205
A-l CUSTOM PAINTING PAPER hanging eee removed. Exti-;
mate ao18 _
CUSTOM. PONS WALI- papering Sieamong service Com-
merce EM 3.3435 =
INTERIOR cee Uli
i open time FE
PAPERHANGINO_ Ae PAINTING
plaster repair FE 17-0032
| PAPERHANOINO 23 YRS EXP
Herc ee rates. FE 42171 as “BOME
te ee AND ~ DECORATING
uaranteed. Immediate service
| 3 °F, §-5006
~ PAINTING. PAPEPHANOING
WAILLS CLEANED
TUPPER OR 3-T061
PAINTING A SPECIALTY E EX-
penienced end tellable FE §-528%
Vainting & Wall Washing
Free ethan FE 27-2706
Physio-T herapy
“
SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY
Spec technique. 72 EB 240
22
& TV
pervire Television Service
COPENHAVEP § RADIO
pair 669 Huron, Night
FE ¢36% : -
MIGHT TV SERVICE
of FE 5-8300
STRAKA
aT
§-1706
GUARANTEE rp Tv REPAIR,
t, 49
1¥
JOHNBSON'® RADIO AND TV
aFRVICE
A vd
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45500 188 F _ Pike
- Typewriter Service 224 FE 476
FR 5-3714
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BA 44 ¥.
TLCEKEE
FE
TYPFWRITEPS AND ADDING MA-
ease Te ait ne Fxgert «ark
EES SEES B RNTED
N agineaw 8
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pane CUSTOM LNT RS 2
is @114 Cooley Tak vd. EM
3761 Free e estimates
THOMAS UPHOLSTE FRING
E Mitehesi
‘Upholatering
FE_5-8882
SLIPCOVERS. D D _Spread Your material FR S597
i
eo Lost & _Faund — 24
[ror BOXER PUPPY. 3 MOS id In vicinity of Ba.dein and
Columbia. If found, piase cai
_ FE ¢5677
LOST BLACK &@ WHITE CAT
Wearitg @ red collar. Eot in vi
¢inity of Williema Lk at Grand-
| view St. Reward: Call after 4
pm. OR 14964. APES & BED. ~ _Lost & Found — _7A
$100 Niewian OR INFORMA-
tion concerning box of silverware
stolen ip ohn dean the bight
of Feb 18th. Wri
; Pontiac Press
FOUND 1) INCH PEMALE Beagle, 289 N Cass
FOUND. MAI a WHITE GOLD
wrist watch, Im vicinity of Keego
Harbor Identify & pay for ad.
_FE 23-6780.
1
Lost YOUR. PET? WANT TO give one a home?
_Micnigen Animal Rescue League.
| LOST: — LADIES ‘DIAMOND RING,
yellow gold, set im oro omy a.
_liberal reward OR 3-3
Hobbies & Supplies 2A
3) PAINT
(frames
18 East NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3,
By number sets, $1.00 up
to fit) BACKEN And © Lawrence FE
Toe Pace CAE Feces 1TO, CHANG-
300 w. and case. Like new
$39 $0 Used Argus C-3. Complete
$35. Large Polaroid with case and
flash Like new $80. Free gadg-
et bag with all Kodak kits. Reg
$900 developing kita, Pel! Slide
trays for TDC 40
PADDOCK FILM SERVICE
1032 W. Huron FE 5-8753
__Notices & Personals 25
AAA PRIVATE DEC ES.
sn
OR 3-1582
AUDIVOX HEARING AID | RM. 10 _101's N. Saginaw. FE 4-05.30
SHILDREN'S | SEWING. CHUBBIES
@ specialty! Also alterations, men
& women 32-4614
100 WEDDING INVITATIONS 81 50 Sutherland Studio, 18 W. Huron Printed napkins—PFast service.
DAINTY” MAID FOR
M PE 2-88
SUPPLIES rs. Burns. 3-0414. 03 Mark
‘FRIEND THERE 8 A TREND TO ; Fina ‘oam for cleaning rugs
and upholstery Waites Notions
HAY RIDE, WINTER SPORT PAR-
aed FOOD FURNISHED FE
IN DEBT? If you are having trouble meet-
your Bayments. see us today.
MICHIGAN eae! COUNSEL-
MORSS Hu 8 Rexiney
above Oatiaed ¢ ‘Theate
8-0458
FE
NEW CLASS IN CAKE DECORAT-
ing will start Tuesday. Feb. 28th
Total cost. §20 Last opportunity
for Jearning Kitchen Hobby Shop
Soe Ae Wth. FE 2-8008 or
Er 4 i :
REDUCE Overweight? Tired? Constipated?
Do you need helo in reducing?
Watch unds and inches melt
_away. Call _Call today. FE 44131.
SPECIAL CG COLD WAVES 45 50
Dorothy's Perry. FE
2-144 Open Fri Eves
THE METROPOLITAN CLUB. LA-
dies auxiliary wants to rent a
small room with kitchen pie
leges, twice @ month, FE 23-6641
THEM DAYS ARE GONE WAX-
ing days that is. Use Glaxo ples-
tic type linoleum finish. Waites Notions
WOMEN'S SLACKS. MADE TO
fit. FE 2-0657
Wed. Children to. to Board 26
CHILDREN TO BOARD . DAY
care. Near Fisher Body. FE
§-6341
FULL OR PART “TIME. CHRISt-
jan home FE 2-0088.
Wed. Household Goods 27
FUR NITURE NEEDED Entire home or odd tots. Get the top dollar. Will buy outright or
sell tt for you. B m munity
_ Sale. Phone OR 3-277
Let Us Buy IT oF AUCTION _it for vou. OA 86-2681,
ONE OF PONTIAC'S cots
furniture buyers, Cash waiting
FE ¢788)
WANTED FURNITURE If you bave anything for
and want prom t. courteous terv-
fce and me highest orice in
OAREAND Go UNTY S LARGEST
D FURNITURE BUYER
FE 2-2866
y FURNIT RE ANTIQUE MY 2153! _ dishes, and old tampa
Wd. Miscelianeous —
STOP! LOOK Wanted to buy houses, barns ga-
rages, chicken coops, & other
P
8CALE LIKE DOCTORS USE FOR
or torn down. ution, MY MONDAY, FEBRU ARY. 27.19. 36 *
Pate
THIRTY-ONE
| i]
i a
1
FE |
28 |
Weighing people or small platform |
_type. Newman, FE 4-725)
STOP! LOOK!
Wanted to buy
used 4x48 H
23-4432
_ Money Wanted
Button MY
abor Problems
aaselese. A or part, on Company
in the South Who Build Patented
* Special Machinery for Automotive
Indu g & Aluminum Fot) Pack
ages pact to be used for Work-
ing Capital :
WANTED MONEY TO BORROW
for investment Very good cojlat
eral PE 7-0261
WANTED $1800 CAN “REPAY
_te #100 per month Bow 41
Wanted to Rent
UNFURNISHFI) 6 a
basement hose ReaRe
Close in of near city bus
Presa Box 45
WANTED TO RENT a uaen FOR
meeting every Ird the
montn seating 89 to aie persone
within the vicinity of greater P
tlac @ to 12 moenths. Call after
4 pm. Willie Geiow Sr OF:
lands }OST}
Share Living Quarters 30 Up
29 ho
OR ROOM
nable
Pontiac
MIDDI PAGED TAD Y WHO
works ta share Lome with widew
OR 41977,
WANTED GENTIEMAN TO
ahare home in Dravton Plains
OR\ando 32-0752
ACTION!
sale of your Land Con- what We are jock
s‘ buy them
them tor you within
See us for th fast xerv-
aing for Na con-
of too small. 24
joe
tract too
Fdw., M. Stout, Realtor T1 N Saginaw bi FE 58165
fier A 10
YoUR LAND
then see Vou ie
large
Street
msec fini
SELL.
und BEFORE yor
contract- shop ar
€ APITO! BAVINGS &
74 W Hiron Bt LOAN CO
FE ¢0561
for estimates ©ail 1
fur a MMe
FF 8-044] or OOT5
J. C. HAYDEN Wa = Reali’: r
ny Crna CARH FOR yorr
jae contsact or eGuily im your BA
Pome .
kK. 1. Templeton, Realte WA Orchard Lane Fd
TO GET THRE MOST ye
corrart
a tn ame
’ one FF
WE HAVE
22000000 00
At nur diem sal to ourchase
sf seasoned land rontracts new for
eur clients. See me thefore + 4
eel, ASK FOR BOR MAHAN
Sell—To Insure Buy—To ‘ Ta
REALTORS
e Estate Exchange
yen Fvenings and Sundave
hte v Huron Ph FE 2-024]?
Jarge quantity of |
P
dash
|] PER Cen PREFERRED BTOCK |
ory 31640 N'Western Hwy at M Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Rent t Apts. Furnished 33° Rents Houses Furnished Furnished 35
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS,
Ho J. VanWelt, 3440 Dixie Hwy.
OR 39-1355
$$$ s 138
$$ $ $ >
>
ew or seasoned. Reasonable dis-
count Fast action, CLARK REAL
KSTATE, 1342 W Huron §t. FE |
4-4813 or FE 46492 Ask for Mr.
CURR
WE NEED ||
LAND CONTRACTS
We will give you « quick cash offér with no seddittanal pedGes
costs. ‘arly rete reriey * Give -
a pase call today. Free ae
28.
a holie & Harger coe WY Huron 8st E
‘QUICK CASH For your land contracts — you'll |
a service — ask for Mr. lok el.
WHITE.
BROS. REAL
NBEO Bale nes
Phone OR +1 1205. 5s
Wanted: Real E state _32A
SELLING YOUR HOME? I We have buyers apleoty for |
homes, farms, acreage. lots and
land contracts we handle all fi- |
nanctng for fast efficient service.
call today
Ruseell Young ALTOR RE
412 W Huron 44-4525
__ Sun _FE 40612 Open Eves ‘ttl &
Mahan Has Buyers YOU WANT ACTION The demand is great. Qur sales
force is exceptional e ne
your listing and will certainiv
do our utmost ease you.
Our 10 vears of satisfactory Real
Estate dealings in pont as-
sures Us tha. vou satio-
fied We handle all Gentle for ti.
nancing and closing Call ua to-
‘day to cist your property.
Buy—To Sell—To
you “BUY IT— We'LL INSURE IT
MAHAN EALTY CO., RE
ooenernive: Real oe ‘beckanes
LISTIN sey | NEEDED.
Business comm | ater
erties, serene’ or larecl oa ified
buyers wait. fi
ROY KNAUF, Realtor %6'» W. Huron: FE ahh OA 63530
WE CAN SELL
Call FE @1134 or MA 8
ALG: ELLIOTT & SONS M'belt.
BUY OR SELL
ride Lk _Ra.
or Not Sold If your p rty
it's because It Socli ‘bere nel.
| WHITE
BROS. REALTORS
8660 Dixie Hwy
_______-~ Phone OR 43-1205
WANTED; crr¥Y LoTs WITH gEW- rE Ae
er a water FE ¢0612. Call
er
For «mal! equities If vou have |
whet we want we will be at your
door within 24 hours with cash for
your equity Call pow and teil us
wiat you have
dw. M on, Realtor
TI] N. Sacitiaew 8 Ph. FE 65-6168
Open Fase “th 6 30 __
| WANTED VACANT LOTS OR
acreage Bewer and Water in or
avaliable
cearere REALTY
S Oakland A PE 50450 WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE propeftty Purchasers waiting
Office 8800 Commerce Rd.
Ph. Pontiac, EM 3-33:1
R. F. McKINNEY UNiv 1-708
“Rent Apts. Furnished 33 1 ROOM, EVERYTHING FURN
h
Private ent and pore 93 Nor--
ton FE 56-6777 ;
1 LARGE ROOM APT. FOR LADY only 200 Baldwin ;
1 ROOM KITCHENETTE AND prt hath 2 employed girla or!
couple Adults only N. P
dock Alberta Apts
2 ROOM APT PHMIVATE BATH ,
and Private entrance Use of tele. |
phone tf preferred ORlando 3-2514
2 ROOMS NEWLY REDECORAT-
ed, private bath vr) entrance
Lailities furn FE 7223
ROOMS AND BATH CLOSE IN
Private entrance $60 per month. |
Adults only 102 Washington |
AND 3} ROOM CABINS. KITCH-
facilities. Ulllities - included
2-9171 Tru-Rustic Cabins,
468 8 Broadway, Lake Orion _
2 (LEAN LARGE ROOMS, PRI-
vate entrance Working coupie, of
2 men I Florence {
2 ROOMS ADULTS ONLY #1 AU-~
burn Ave
ROOMS AND BATH. MURPHY
bed newly decorated Adulte only 2
| No drinkers 25 Monroe Bt FE YOUNG LADY DESIRES ae 5
| share her large 2 room apt wit ithe! Garage’ Srailable
another wo ee girl FE $2448, 2 ROOM, PVT BATH AND EN-
before 2 p | trance Hide-A-Hed New stove &
aS | refrigerator OR 43-1677
Wed. ‘Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ) pooms EVERYTHING FUR. nished _ minutes wal from
town No drinzers or children 73
Fairgrove
ROOM APT $12 50,
$1500 165 Center off
ROOM STFAM MEAT
(ins a2) Haldwin Ave
S-ERGT
LARGE:
ap! Handy
weleime 23) Osmoun
i ROOMS KITCHEN AND
A citid wetcame 431 North Perry |
ROOM "UPPER APT PVT BATH
and entrance West Side 'y Bik
fo bus Aduite enw 48 James Bt
ROOM & BATH PRI ENT Asu'ts 190 Niorty
2 ROOMS CHPISTIAN
a vate enirar 4 F Heward
KITCHENETTE PVT
Wo rking en a |
A a Ryi- 3 ROOM:
Auburn
LIGHT
FE
FURNISHED
& bus Chiid ROOM
to store
PATH
2
COUPLE
e it
tOOMS.
& Entra re
4 bee
BATH. PVT ENT
tae FR 3-1872 ‘
APT ADULTS
IVATF BATH FFE,
Wael. ing privileges
biocks from town 2 POOMS pyr
frigerator and
A anaaall§ y cy
re FE 44
E’IZABETH LAKE
furn Phone FF.
t
2 UM APT SHANE BATH 486 ; ~
Maton St Pr RL ONDR
2 OMS OFF N PERE Y WWTIL-
furnished Call FE $1762!
AND PRIVATE BATH Perry, FE 57805 or
ISHED APT. BABY
PE 2-S7 8) _ _
J AND 2 ROOMS . REFERENCES
teguired 26) State &t _
2POOM APT AtSO 2 ROOM APT
Child, welcome 665 8 Paddork
FE 82122
} ROOMS AND BATH 4 2 ROOM FU RN
|
4 MILFS |
|
|
Unslimited cash for land contracts oR
{= |
13 aGcean’ “& BATH. 639 BALD-
FE 63304 3 MODERN NTOWN, 2 QUITE | _tlean ‘edults _1$4 Judson, eves |
LARGE ROOMS. CHILDREN |
_Welcome, FE 6-1000
OOMS & BATH. MIDDLEAGED
couple preferred, Fa 5-2166
3 ROOMS. $1 $18 oi WEEK.
3} ROOMS A rea ae ALSO 2 rooms and bath Small child wel- |
_come 31 Park Place
3’ ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, |
clean rooms 3 Ga or Work: |
_ing couple. FE 2-6:
3 ROOM, Se "FORNTEHED: |
Ground floor 87 g§. Park
4 ROOMS, BATH a, GARAGE i
West aside. FE 2-4 or FE $2257 i
ry ROOM APT. PARTLY FURN FE | F
4 ioc (DEAL 1 FOR “WORKING | couple. Close to transportation |
_ FE 5-07 i
4 ROOMS FURNISHED ADULTS |
_FE 2-4900_ -
4. ROOMS & | y uttlities
_ erence ee _
3 RM. PVT. BATH, HEAT, LIGHTS
laundry, garage Near Refined
_Sdults only Hef FE 27-3000
4 ROOM, UTILITIES FURNISHED.
_ Christians preferred. FE 5-3233
AT SQUARE rare: PRIVATE 3 -ooms & bath, -1F
BACHELOR APT_ eaiv ite BATH
id entrance North end. Very
ice, FE 2-4376
CLEAN MODERN KITCHENETTE “hildren welcome OR 3-7700
CoueLaTELY — “FURNISHED
woom and kitchenette,
bath, near high school.
child welcome FE 2 HS LUB Non-alcoholics. Retf-
45-8700
2
private
Smali
EDRMS. WALLED LE. WALLED LK Mop.
Cisse to city.
? ake ls nor rk 7 cla Lake for sale or fm
{3 ete NTIAC OR
‘ Res. & aoe ¢ Mies Wrst
Lk $75 month.
Telereacte, “a¥ 32-6611. “
ny ‘ROOMS ‘AND BATH YR.
ted at
White Lake. available
3155 Beaumont Rd,
4-88.49.
§ ROOMS AND BATH, Sipe 7 ncee—* Adults : 5
ROOM, 4 BEDR - OO D
3 Miles out. FE .
FOR ENT: FUR =
tarisad cotta, rem owel-
come. #319 Dixie Mighwey_ | mop=s* HOUSE S
[ue pectcome: he o 15, 1066.
miles west
welcome. 3355 Fox. EM’ 3-4005
| SMALL FURN, . He s }
and bath hot and runnin. vat wail "bead #0 «@ month
UNTIL MAY 1 ERN
room house Duck and, cold running ‘wat water, nquire
e Tr Post G 3405
Ormond “Rd “Milford. MUtual ee
Wana alee gone gees m& © 2.
Elec, stove. gardea, school bus.
main highway, ete. $11 weekly.
_Phone MA ¢1875, Wailed Lake.
Rent. Houses L Unfurn. 36 ttt lat
a ‘BEDROOM. UNFURNISHED. eo.
Indianwood Rd. Lak
CLEAN 3 ROOM ie APT |} ROOM. _ PRIVATE —_—— PE 27830 : bath, FE 5-8466. 164 te Mit Clems Clemens"
3 ROOM FURN APT | 3 OME. CHIL- Peak, Fed a eee COUPLE. PRIVATE BATA AND <b BASEMENT, 90820 ate Op bus line near town. | « ROOMS sain eens :
aitlets |2 BEDRMS. Aner FRANKLIN APTS 13 Glose to city. Reasonabie, tes ee ee Adults only 1718.
on = ry : 7 et : ss y ROOMS” AND ae K.G. HEMPSTEAD _ 102, E Huron sR 40284 y BEDROOM HOUSE, OWL HEAT.
FURNISHED TARGE” Houae-| rent $85, close in. PE 2018, or kee $10 per week. No| FE 32-8672. WER PLAT. OIL Tchliaren "Tho 9 Raeburn St. | 3 BEDROOM, LOWER FLAT. GROUND FLOOR APT 1 CHILD | furnace. Near Commerce bate’ No drinkers 1035 Oakland Ave | EM 33474,
HOUSE OR APT. CALL ROMEO. 4 ROOM MODERN HO} "Lateau 3-2360. | no. of Pontiac ‘garden
MAIN. FLOOR, J LARGE ROOMS
and bath, cholce furnishings, fire-
_place, couple only _FE 92
MODERN 2 co COUPLE
We T2_ Washington.
R ROCHESTER. SMALL APT “pra ea entrance. Couple prefer-
NEWLY | an, 3 ROOM. _Funee bath, utilities furn,. Near
sher | Body, Ing 2109 Dresden. E CLEAN
3 on hauite only, 70 6, Pad-
NEWLY DE DECORAT! ED | 7 ROOMS
and bath Private, came $14 per
Week OA 6-3666
vr ENTRANCE WI WITH UTIL
couple only. $i¢.
UPPER, WEST utillties furnished. ‘oe
STUDIO APT, side,:
only, References, FE 37216,
STUDIO APT. ON WEST SIDE.
Newly decorated, Private en-
trance, after 6, FE
SMALL ~ MODERN CRN APT. wee
clean. $15 per week pi
OR 3-0369. UPPER } ROOMS & pie PRI-
vate entrance. Heete py oper week 19 Senee 6
WOMEN, CHILDRE: a Ww Rel
Welfare and A
6-440,
Reet Apts: Uaterieed accepted. FE
BEDROOM solic 4 FLAT,
close in, $55 ——_
and « ents with heat, hot wer stove, po
retrigerotee =! tw 5
mon Bee Mr. emith. 28
_E. Huron Street
2 LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE > BATH
and entrance. Inquire Au
burn Ave
> RM PURN, 3 RM BASEMENT pearly furn. & 4 rm. upper fiat
_tnfura EM 3-0406
3} ROOMS AND BATH, 1160 Cres-
cent Lake Rd, OR 3-2404
3 & BATH 1ST Bose REFRIO.
_& stove _ Utilities. L
3 ROOMS KEAR , YMCA
—— rE 4-1360_ — ee ee
3 paces Ba LE ~ ONLY, GA-
re beets decorated. 601 E spot, Small children Soieame: 75
__ For Rent Rooms 37
fen see oes pain =
“hese lady, privileges, S47 MW.
BUSINESS PERSON What aE.
LADIES” ONLY, | REFERENCES
to the
win
} LARGE ROOMS AND “BATH AS
apt. builiing. Steam heat. water furn Centrally foots,
close to bus line Ideal for em-
ployed middle aged couple o
Must rnish eee
ie p.m FE 6-2761. Days
3} ROOMs AND sare. PVT. EN-
_trance. No pets, 163 N. Roselawn.
ROOMS Cia » BATH TH. ADULTS
only $60 FE 7
2 ROOMS AND PATH WEAR Ox-
bow Lake, $50 3-254,
EM_3-3800.
3 ROOM APT, t. PVT t ENTRANCE
and bath. Stove and refrigerator
_furo., $70. FE 20179.
ROOM i vt. tiled bath and en-
electric stove, re-
FE 42886, or Close tn,
trance, utilities,
frigerator, furn.
ve one
3 BEDROOM, MODERN UPPER, large living. Ane kitehen sod bathroom eat garage
Choice este side location a sonable rental! to qualified tenant.
Call FE 46462 or FE 2-628
LARGE CLEAN ROOMS
bath Private entrance, Utibiti
furn FE 2-27160 _
4 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE
entrance, =e from Postiag Mo-
tors FF 4309 after 3.30 pm.
4 ROOMS, Ae UTILITIES ‘Fur nished ® Telegraph, Ca
FE 44734 or FE 2451000 °°
4 ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER,
available — March Ist) FE 29-7832
4° ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER
Pvt. entrance. No chiidren, $65 «
mo. FE 4¢€22)
L ROOMS Gi BATH
$75 FE 2
§ ROOM 1
farnisied: #1 8. Parke Bt.
6 ROOM UPPER ON COUNTRY
estate West side. Lovely grounds
Private 5
. WEST & SIDE.
OS HEAT & GAS
furn Enjoy fresh air & beauty of
country fe with the comforts of
elty ving. Adults only, $135 per
_mo FE 2-201, 0°
APT FOR RENT ADULTS ONLY. No drinkers 153 Washington
ARCADIA APTS.
rooms and bath 2. children
permitted, $50 per month
K.G. HEMPSTEAD 192 FE Huron FE 4-6284
COMPLETELY NEW. 3 ROOMS @
bath & utility room, Inquire 328
Busan Bt ‘ ee -
DIXIE HWY. 9961. 2 BEDROOM
inke front apts; tile beth and auto heat, lake privileges MA.
#11
MODERN FOUR ROOMS & BATH Central One or two children,
or aduite, 267 N. Perry, FEderal
41073
NEWLY DECORATED 4 ROOMS & LARGE tom, M, CLEAN, QUIET. __modern, at bus _ PE $1332.
RIVATE HOME \
Lie board, eiderly people sick or
_well, FE 4
QUIET, t CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM, 300 Baldw
Booed (FOR “1 BU oe at aT BOOR FO
only, Pri-
= ees FOR MEN, $7
off Josiyn vate entrance.
FE 4-184.
SLEEPING ROOMS FOR o week 152) Taylor.
SLEEPING RM. FOR mR WORKING
Near Post Office, 173 N
SLEEPING AND rt © Wouse.
eeping rooms,
ars, $7.
SLEEPING noted [ FOR WORKING _ Sa, Near Post Office, 173 N
Rooms V | With Board | 38
BOARD AND ROOM, CLOSE IN
. ee a
Ano} 0 POR: 415
DF ae iE si, PARKING 2 8.
PE 4-6700.
_ man in private r
ROOM FOR MOTHER inp D GIRI 1 to 3 yrs. are for ghd
_while | mother works, OR_3
M AND | sleepin Pont! id Motors, @
Convalescent Homes 38A
EXCELLENT CARE ne AGED Rates starting at $125 OR 3-632
39 ____ Hotel Rooms
HOTEL AUBURIN
Rooms by Day or Week
Also 1 or 2 room apartments
one aod tefrigeration unit
Cy _ A FE_ 28:
“HOTEL ROOSEVELT | Rooms $12.50 trite $17.50 up
re 126
HURON HOTEL CLEAN pes +! day or week 45
_Huron St_Phone FE_2-826¢ wOCERH MOTEL UNITS, WINTER
rates Free TV $15 weekly, OR
3- 77 00
__ Rent ‘Stores 40
AVAILABLE
business. FF. patra sT,
nt of | m2 .
pose WITH BASEMENT AND
dowhle ocets 46] 8S Sagine®
St Inquire 382 & ually Pr
_FF 27-7147 after 6 FE 70154 _
bath Cpe E* near Pontiac
Motor FE 2
NICE 3 ROOM pee “AND GARAGE , All utilities fur-
OR on Sylvan Lake
nished, Available March lst
3 1486
2 ROOMS In-
101 PARTLY FURNISHED —
& beth Children welcome.
quire et 57 Mechanic, apt
/ THIS BUILDING WAS go Gall
$ modern unite One }
vacant Newly painted all eecen
Tile bath, well heated. If you are
jooking for a very quiet place
this ls one you should see here
are only § people living in 4 of
them Adults only. No pets
_ Charlotte
UNION :cT
Fe com and bath.
KG. HEMPSTEAD Huron FE 48284
Adulte only
102 EF |
UPPER INCOME, 3 ROOMS AND |
bath, heat and hot water fur-
nished, 87$ per mo,
Lower income, J ms
bath, furnished, ene rand “pot
water included, $80 per mo.
"BUD" Nicholie:
a | Rent Office Space 41
—— | DESIRABLE TENANT
Wanteg for very desirable office
| floor of brand new bullding,
| pre and Perry Heat air eond'-
tioning. lights, and janitor serv-
ice furnished Expect occupancs
about Apri] ist For further tn-
formation, phone Mr. Fre
68121
Voss,
FLOOR R LOCATION ON
Huron, next to Riker
Ideal for retail or
| fessional services ait
| — Partridge Realtor, 1060
Huron FE 43581 MAIN | Weat
id Building. A
w.
| BIRMINGHAM
2000 eq. ft Will lease as
$400 per month or remodel
to suit Central location, ‘:
biock to Municipal parking.
BROOCK 300 8 Mort ere eee Birmingham
ferth of Coutt House. OR!ando | real ae and insurance
3414 | Mt Clerena 8t | For ir Rent ————— 42 1 POOMS AND BATH” PRIVATE | FE *s-1201 or FE 23-1372 is ALA P
entrance Cail EM 2-2082 __ | WEST SIDE. TWO ROOMS. BATH. |, r
} ROOMS CLEAN. 1 OR 2) “stove, refrigerator. FE #1638 étter ONE WAY adoits 155 Summitt Bt 4,8 00 | COAST TO COAST
) LARGE ROOM APT WITH WEsT SID: § ROOM HFATED| RENT HERB _ Li gz bat. Completely furn. Private en- fiat, Couple or 3} eduits Deposit ‘and Cioseg ere trance.. Large closet. FE 5-377 No drinkers, Available March 15 6; KE. Howland Diste Hwy.
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TILE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY
‘This fan ot has =a ¢ pleasant
ged rooms hag in
carpetin c . Large ale Excellent . Near ubiin School, A ~.
Neat Ba a BRICK. 2-FAMILY
1.600 Terms
633 W Huron
per lot, berries 2 BEDROOMS Nice, 6 room m
(66 W. Huron
oe eae a 1 ROD-RILEY,
3 Selecks —< of . PLUS costs |
PAYMENTS icone “ORED—$350 i
|
|
1960 N. Opdyke Rd.
Sylvan Lake Village
and wasb-room. With or, pytrea large lot
walls. Otl furnace,
.750 up. Open Sundays on Chel- handle this deal
FE _45000. FE 23-2105. you buy.
SUBURBAN HOME ON ACREAGE ‘This features @ fine loc in
. Bloomfield. just off "hoaine Trail. > peggy Mae and eftractive
Located in
For Sale Houses 43, For Sale Houses 4
3 BEDROOM HOME
Red | ~ tan OL 13ise- “—
‘ Horse ~~ SACRIFICE
lake front home Adjacent to Golf ; 2 own ‘ BUILD ON LOT . mode ar" anche Le Tot $8950 #110 gown. $45) 849 Tyrone, ORlando 3-
f e. our model, For addi- #¥ OWNER
with Aoses arage.
S019 Cass Elis, Rd. Roscommon io;
rE or FE. 2-079 Co! $7,500 A i] > urse i wn ecept lat
WE TRADE model cer as part down py mt.
AR IBLAND LAKE OR 37
¢1 modemistic 3 bed-|g ACRES. COZY LITTLE HOME. 1 Jarge brdm spacious
and kitchen. Full bath and base- |
ment. Only $7500 Terms
roughout.'we have a large selection of other
bomes from $6000 up. Call.
ey T. G. Trocke
is Rice — less than a year Realtor Se, ee er and ple: 1648 Union Lake Rd
heat Near Pontiac High Bchool
2 family income, Schoo! 8t, hos
in, auto melt furnace,
$2,000 dow ‘PAUL M. JONES La wus:
LB AUBURN. peise “Bird” _to | § Room, full basement, large cor-
AUGUSTA ST. i |
i
{
: AND DEN : erp
7 i DMORE
OWI! ] Lovely 4 aes home, Carpeting
| drapes and cornices.
room with bar and fireplace
Eves FE _#Olse
Large 3 room plus utliity room
oe water & electricity. Located
@ paved street * bar Rea
Road Soe _Eltzabeth Lake | ak
Romcmtesnine: ecuere) For iG AYLORD additional information call:
WAGNER | ELIZABETH LAKE
HOMES ESTATES Immediate possession for
three specious toa
rr Com pletely inisnes
FE 47197 _ |-reom in basement.
heat Lots of closets & storage
space. l'y car garage,
drive. Bee this today,
wre ‘heme Wan 5 bedreoms| SEVEN ROOM HOME for garden basements. Massive fire-
Dlace, with studio ceiling. Really ea An eae Cea senstructed
full basement with e@uto. heat itehen with table| Gn; 2 y 4 blocks to Owen School on
dev sage bub oven, Sutra | pave cet” Sunt Oe sor no to admire Construction) dnt see this one. features are Best grade fir
hemor. ftace-brick, uminum 3 ACRES 0’ LAND
= Gnd screens, Reel plas-| ping triievel home Six room, 2 Seat! welosetes Ample | sas cir bedroom, tiled floored bath . shower. Oak floors and plastered
Private eity bathing beach. Price) With concrete drive
tagham Rd Or call for appt.| 004 for you to talk to us before ___ For Sale Houses 43 ' FUNNY BUSINESS
FURNISHED
§ rooms, complete. Tile b eas Tm Basem | with $1950, heat, ved streét THe hs
_ment 602 E Tennyson, FE 4-0
WARDS ORCHARD
§ Room full basement, large lot
with fruit trees, $1,800 dn.
2 Bdrm. beme, smali down pay-
ment.
$ Room ranch on ‘: acre Roch-
ester area, $1,500 dn
FOR COLORED
Beautiful bdrm $800 do,
DINNAN
66 W Huro FE ¢2577
After 6, vdial OAKiand 68-3311
| NEW MODERN HOUSE FINISHED
No phone calls 6335 Pine Knob
_ Rd, Clarkston
Exceptional! See It Now! bedroom (1 ani. Den, Sun
Parlor Featured partitioned base
| ment, gas heat. good income pos-
sibilities Fenced yard grill, ge-
rage Many extra features Near
school, stores and bus. Its idea]
Shown by appt “7
CECIL H MYERS
Real Ectate _ "Morzase Ins
2 yBEDROOM MODERN HOUSE.
E 40630 645 Stanley
ADAMS LAKE FRONT
| 50 f frontage on Round La
; § room house. Full bath te |
Toom. Now vacant: This ls a ver:
| ‘ood buy Only $1000 down, “Att | FE 62003 : 5. INCOM
3 family on 8 Johnson. Very good
conditiun, J room apt. Now rent-
ed. Plastered walls Hard-woud
floors. Fireplace, 3 bedrooms for
owner Atlach . waraxe $4006
COLORED
3 bedroom howe. Very clean Ex
celient condition Almost immedi
ate poseession We are proud to
show this one oe call for as
appointment
After 5 FE 2-1053.
342 Auburn Ave FE 4 540)
HAYDEN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. New |
3 bedroom home Large livin
room, modern kitchen 12 6x15 6
wilh snack bar Plastered walls
tile bath with bullt-in vanity Pull
basement with oi] furnace West
suburban, off Cass-Elizabeth Hd
$13,500, Terms.
NION LAKE RD 4 room hame |
on large 100°"120' lot. Close to
echool, Storma screens Some
finishing to ¢o- good buy for the
handyman. §7.300. Terms
$500 DOWN. East side Conveni-,
th eat location 6 rooms bath
ELIZABETH LAKE RD 2 bed-
room home Living reom 188 »
11.6. Oak floors tile in kitchen &
bath, Ol] furnace, electric water
heater J') car garage. $8 950
With 62,000 down
AUBURN HEIGHTS Imtnediate
saesession 2 bedroom home Tile
DON’T PAY RENT When you can buy a three room
house for $3,100. Sure we
make terms for you. Goad. well 730 Termes
with new pump situated on large |
fenced lot. 3 miles from Court | path, living room 12'x18',° with
fireplace. separate dining Toom
modern kitchen. Oak floors and
| plastered walls Ot] furnace Tot
18° | 2159" Nicely landscaped
and yet only a few minutes drive; House. Let us hear from you to- | Je C. HAYDEN, Realtor
On 3% acres. -_ home has cory living room
ining room, convenient kitchen
Fecently added family room
2 car garage. iry hous with
addition for horses. A remarkable
reewgy oy a Buy—To Sell—To Trade
‘faa, GAYLORD
rooms, Full basement. ou heat : FE 4-93584
Has 196 F Pike St. Open Eve & Sun
meee - Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange
buy e' peep y pe Hoon / T
struction
amercees| ON 1845 Union Lake Rd. Union Lake Village
EM
OXFORD / AREA _ a 60 ft. lot.
8, utility lastered, painted ; oer: iy stoi ho Nush doors and many ponet fine features Plenty of ree-
— privileges. Price $0.- reation space in a high dry
ESTATE basemen We think this
OA 86-3122 is a buy at $12,200.
ATTRACTIVE 7: BEDROOM HOME.
il bath, — blinds, drapes. 110 FT FRONTAGE on
Lake oe Reduced well. close-in lake 19x22
$1250 ) down EM y-w2 room with ledgerock ay jace. Kitchen and
OVER E ACRE 0) pes cet Geod location, Morgan Rd, of ledgerock planter
Baldwin, Large 6 room bungalow “live in’ the 14x15 ft ac.
r . = re beens —— room with
furnace. i ion windows, overlook in,
appre $7.350 cash Mortgage can the water 2 car |
®arage, extravagant
"PONTIAC REALTY peting, artistic
adds to the charm
337_Baytvin 54378 wonderful custom
. home
EAST SIDE INCOME , it WEST SUBURBAN Excellent return on this 2 family GALOW. = bedroom home.
= Hace & bath down, 4 rms & tastefully decorated in pas-
° mot Full bsmt.. 2 car ga- tel colors Ot) auto heat ee Anderson area. Terms. lake privilewes and only 8!
This is # 3 bedrm. home)
with a different floor pian. in recy
good condition. Large Bilas Us
with fireplace. Forced r ol}
beat, storms & screens, Terma. |
‘8 ROOM HOME
ural fireplac-
al basement —
4 bedrms. and full bath up. '- hot water een earner:
“serge rooms down Pall caseneeat. well Jandscaned er heat, $2,500 down right at $14,600 See it ced
John K. Irwin RAY O'NEILL, Realtor 8. Telegraph Rd. REALTOR ell ad Since 1925
= N Joh Lon bgateh is Street
GAYLORD Johnson $1,500 Down Three bedroom | FOR BETTER HOMES floo New carpeting, Tenceliemt. kttchen|
and full basement. Let us show| FREEZING TEMPERATURES
you the: interior of this good Never bother me
home. You won't find these fea-| of the thermostat and shelp of the
tures anywhere for these ‘down gas compan’ 1 keep
Phone new toast ‘all winter Jong
ther admired Wat ™y fpotiess ap
pearance. TI hat:
water softener 9 Room Incosne Live here and let it Dey for tt-' screene Gas range and other fea
self A duplex built fn 1947 now tures Please come jook at me for
renting for $120 month. ai room#, only $2,000 down
‘e 5
pan bath. Tota) price $9,950. with SIT BACK AND WATCH
$2,000 down. We have several in-) «The moola roll in” os oe do
| just that when vou
family and here is a Good nora
formation. Good location near downtown Pon-
tiac. Ita hard to believe the own-
Two Acres er is asking only 810.500, but call and let us show you
FIRESIDE COMFORT
an be yours in this
onl¥ a part basement, ree with a beautiful comes from 6 room to 23 rooms
Phone ws today for complete in-
;
Completely Fenced vacy & quiet is what.you get)
when you buy this two bedroom| home, H as
z but ff does have « utility room ing room on lovely Oakland Lake.
" ~~ “<9New school only 3 blocks. See this| just north of Pontiac
tod. is under $10 000
Cash Buy Fire room. one story home Gar}
furnace in full basement. Garage Convenient to stores This is!
owned by a church and must be
sold for cash Bee this home now
To Buy-To Seil-To Trade Frenings after 6
gel, FE $7585
FE 4.0584 136 EB Pike St en Eve & Sun
Co-operative Rea
. WEST SUBURBAN. § room modern Yeon consisting of 2 nice bedrooms I+ ; . Ed ‘
ing room, dining room, very mod |" 10a at erm kitchen Full bath with show- oom. west side frame and
er, oak floors, plastered walls *1ne Tanch home |
Fuh basement, recreation room S°FT for the success! fully insulated 1% car garage ™S8? A conerete drive
Very neat and clean. Shown by ap-| {0° [ater pastered 4 The spacious living rocm is hileh-
; s van ecet tera a Bey s19 800 lighted by the attractive fede
stone replace qT
3 BEDROOMS. SUBURBAN Thi 09 Otter Lake Full home has 3 bedrooms up ang 2 OF terms down. Living room. dinette, mod- enh pore
: ern kitchen. Biastered walls. Pul:y | KNOTT insula’ a jock from! H ; ; 4 ere's a home matic to order for
school, a ere $0.850 with o jover of knotty pine :
beautiful Elizabeth
lake privileges on Elizabeth ate. CRESCENT LAKE ESTATES. Me Brand new this ye fivine room. co 2 rete tara setting on large 12
4
grea, ee wtility
oll heat
A ‘ apd screeds | ¢ept trade saat, tn - aby Priced to
ee ee eer = WARD I — ee iE
CLARK REAL E EST ATE! ‘REALTOR
H
eee es Eas Er NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH EM_3-3197_or EM 3-3705 STYLE. Nicely
i ivat
style home with living} post potting’ oak foore,
Call for appointment Open Eves Bun. 10 ta 2
| MULTIPLE LISTING, SERVICE
DRAYTON PLAINS
Located near business section
nice restricted neighborhood with
all good homes, 2 bedrooms With
Jaree Hving room and dining !
room combinatiqn lovely mod
em kitchen and ful] barement
with aute ol: beat and bot w
ter Full price $11,000
WEST SUBURBAN
Brick and frame, 2 becroom bir
gaiow with full basement ja»
auto ot! beat and recreation
room, large carpeted Hving room
with double fireplace must be
seen to be appreciated, call for
appointment
REALTOR 266 Baldwin nee
FE 50101 If no ans FE 27-8544
Co-operative) Real Estate Exchange
ax 400 down with a tiny
SILVER LAKE | per month including tases
100 ft. fromtage, nicely landscaped DUTCH COLONIAL tn exce!-
lent coml'tion throughout
12x19 ft living room
room. den and kitchen down
J bedrooms one master rire
1216 and bath up
FE 3-7103 of rr
Co-operative Real Estate Carhenge
| Best Buys
Today !
ENST SIDI Only $600 moves you intc
this & room house with 2
bedrooms 1 car gatage
paved driveway giassed in
front porch All this being
only a short dlatance from
downtown Pontiac
VNATURNM For the man that watis an
older louse that Cia) he
transformed Into @ ‘Ark
‘ling little §& reem bume
Close to tewn Has a full
basement apd a | car ga
rage Only $875 down and
$55 a month
SUTURES
VIVE SUBURBAN Hew home only ten minutes
from tow Has everyting
for comfortable living 4
rooms with 2 bedrooms
full bath 2 car garage Car-
peting t on Jarve 108
x 150 lot that !s completely
fenced in utry on this
one
and check into this
call
OFFICE OPEN §
By. JEOIRES SOUS,
1704S. Telegraph Rd,
GAYLORD 1P9 4 2o8)
eee Partridge
CLARK Ow.
truly moderr c
Ita best This .'
Three pine-paneled bedroome
ored fixtures in the
Priced at just $12 507 on
Sore bath in terms t's vacant and ready for
tle. Ply insulated Large! immediate occupancy.
hed iat a : T OFF SNS NAN ldeal for a couple desiring
a modern small home
Has breeteway and 1 yar
warage Has oi! furnace ane
elec water heater Blie on
foundation t< 24430 Thix one
is definitely priced right #4
$8 000
Si? ie Ne Xe Ne But it < a home and in ty
top shape Has 6 froume
with J bedrooms full base
ment, and | car garage Full
bath, fenced in vard Cop
venient terms arranged
bdw. M. Stout. Realtor
71 N, Saginaw &t Ph FE 58-8165
Open Eves ‘Til &@ 30
» KENT Established in 1616
: *
EAST SUBURBAN ‘y Acre and ©
& rm and bath New «ail fur-
nace, full basement. large 2-va1
garage Plenty of room for gar
den See@ it at $2.750 with $1750
down
TWO HOUSES Fer the price
ome Plus tl's acres cf land Le
cated north of Portiac near
Onon Neatly new 2 - bedi
home full bath meterr ketcher
and attache! gatayse Also edi
rAL PAY home under con
‘fraction Some fruit trees ‘nd
herrie Over 300 ft of maa
troud frontage All thie for tie
w Trice of $137 BOO with $3 600
Goan
$i tat THIWN ¥ r tte wet
sibut be:
et ; tt
Near mb medinte’ okie sion. Total price
$6 o50
OUALEEY BUT I
3 PPOMT
This ail new getrerocus 1 300
tq ft brick ranch me
2. bedrms 27st living
room, with the ALT. NEW
“functional 2 bath’ arrange-
Ment Plus attached ‘a e-car
garage Ail for $15.75
Can you {magine a brand
new J bedroom home so
designed that its modern
lines blend exceptionally well
with older homes Can be
built on 40 f{ city lots has
latee picture sindoaw weod
siding, and all other quality
built features For the jow
price of $16 990,
on Dy Kies
" Realtar
624° W. Lawrence & FE 56-4105
Open Eves
Went to the Consumers Power
by Hershberger |
decorated Full bath up,
tory duwn Gas furnace, witached |
garees Vacant Owner. 89 Chippe- |
~ WHITE |
BROS. | THe “ELDORADO”
(31's $750 Down
| FHA $2,100 Down
G Full Price $14,700
Yj IN CLARKSTON GARDENS WITH COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM
See the first group of brick ranch
homes to be bullt in Clarkston The -following features are what
ou've always wanted in that
home of your own. It's all face
i
brick and has three large bed-
rooms with laree closets The
. spacious living room has a beau-
tiful window wall For extra con-
venience, there are 1'— ceramic
tile baths with colored fixtures.
The home ta heated with perimi- |
| ter gas heat and has a gas dis-
posa! uae Amines Salicee and |
screen
| the chidren
biscktop road
and shopping U8.10 to M15 to
| Waldron at South villaze limits
| of Clarkston. Turn right ™% mile
PNG to model Open | to @ daily.
WHITE BROS.
REALTORS i Pho: 3-
| Open Eves. ‘tl 6 — Bun 1 to 6
play oe. Winding
lose to schools
156 by MELA Serrscn, lm
+
t’s ideal if you want to come back from a southern
vacation with,a sun-tan!”” i | | |
COLORED
86 E. Walton FE 6-044) _
George R. Irwin!
STOUT'S ° bc
Vielen S11 eet
Sulan ban : . : ; 419 DITMAR STREET
Poe Sale Houses 5 43 | - For Sale Houses _ 43 Contains 5 full rooms, part bath
Michigan basement and enclosed
2 BEDROOM MODERN HOME at’ ATTRACTIVE 27-BEDROOM HOME | - front and rear porches 1 | Wolverine TI ull basement Fuil balh ven setinn bilnds drapes
tile bath, low opthly payment lake privileges educed to sel!
Poe Rye ee “all MA 6050 | jaw Ci duced EM RON ALE T, Keo
4 3282 _ | eer 7 — | 345 Oakland ave
WV DASDY 11OME 6 Kuoms & bath 3 Bedroom | Co-Opergtive Real Estate Exchange
ace 2 2 S home, basement wilh stoker heat eS
ONLY $1500 DOWN | located oo 5. Sanford st. off -
Dice tote wih Gyolone fence _Auburn 20 days posagssion. — Syl van Vill age
edrround (bile come ae PRADIE . Here \s a most desirable T room Pea aie Gam) Natural fife: We represent a bullder who wil! Colunial home newly remodeled
piace and Jarge mirror L4xiu ft EEG your equity in your pres- bath, beautiful carpeting ‘ and
Catpeted dining Foom.. full bath eut home @3 ymrtial down pay- Crapertes, (wo weil proportioned
good dry basement Auto e711 ne nt on @ new custom butlt home
furn Neat and attractive. Lake He yeur chotee, For coraplete in-
uriviieges Outdoor grill Better imation € HUSSELL A Nort ee
FE #5005 ow
4$ BEDROOM HOME | Pike
right.
$500 Down
ONLY $1000) DOWN ions home Ready for occupancy
A e ake privileges Plastered Ful You will be pleased at the size badement (Cesar ahsker al?/ocal |
construction and attractive ap- a ee APE RY a ||
pearance of his well-kept Pontiac | — : t ‘ SPE
home Lovely Youngsown kitchen BARGAINS | nice jiving room, dining room and Clarkston Area
1 bedroom down 3 bedrooms and 4, ,, 1 wie 4 er : c arre nice modem § rooms Are you leoking for @ Gul:
Jarge tiled bath up Oak floors and — ¢y; eat $7,500 cash house? This is it Almost new 2
piastered wails Dry basement Near Fisners. .arge 6 room. } bedroom home for oftty $8450!
with guto gas heat Neat and bedrooms $7100 down | wita low down payment andlake clean throughout Large 2 car g@-) Close in to downtown J bedroonr privileges on Walters Lake
rave Ideal for jarge family or bungalow $6,000 cash
Income West side neat @ room modern
TN & ti NS Full basement Double garage S l
GIK UN & 1 RANK: 0 by 100 business jot $7,650 vi van GENERAL REAL ESTATE | ash
4385 Disle Hwy OR 39701 = ba a tag |
open unt” 8 set “Ul PONTIAC REALTY | Realty : - ee | m7 aes FF: 5-8275 | | a 3383 Orchard Lake FF 54-6418
$395 D : 7 Co-operative Heal Fstate Exchange es own . 50 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |
'
Satta nears acon DOWN Ridgewa TYLE BUNGALOW ae
FULL BASEMENT NICE : Z
IZED LOT | COMPLETE IMMEDIATE LAPEER : ON EXTERIOR AND cre : :
READY FOR YOU TO FIN- | POSSESSION a 2ORACHE ISH ON THE INSIDE. | Ewelhave three? bedroom homes iood a8 Toum houre Soils base-
ride by side overlooking Lake ment 2 Cer parece pple BaNe 2 ” 3 ment barn Grainers hicken ie | Owkland at Drayte Plains ali , ye ( ' Wood ( O. j Priced for quick sale at s7950 | none ata smal orchard: Total
| each Monthly payments ef $05 price $11.500 Terms
REALTOR include taxes, imaurance & inter- aes :
Comer Willams Lake Rd .& M50 est INC (NI
Office Open 5 OR 39-1235 ~ 2 family fi.) basemest 2 bpati«
= _After 5 call OR 73-7038 _ - Separate uthities Garage $2,000
hy OWNER come
T rooms Natural fireplace 4 BARTRAM Say ’ %,
bedrooms 2: rhea Double car Wi Sp St bl RELA ‘
garage Feneed back yard 4392 Dinte Hwy oy LOT 108 XM 412
Qood shape Pel oT with $2 BOO | OR ‘T1930 4 rooms in exceilent condition
down 931 N Perry St FE 5-0682 = = =< = —— — ' with attached 2 rar gerage Total
5 ROOMS. BATH AND BASE- BU Ulloa Unite Seite
1OFNCRES 1 Or at .B ; . ies , | ment On Coniral ave: By lower) BT NN EARLY BIRD | Has 3 bedrooms, I‘, baths 2
S500 DOWN | Floors, tiled recreation room in | vied Ong Eccated. norn ic! (Gren
' barement, off heat, nicely deco- - : : na
Tarze 3 room plus utiliv. S4tu rated apd carpeting in living room RIDGEWAY
aied on 3 lote Located east of and dininge@room Landscaped 4 REALTOR
Rey near Auburn & Crooks Rd Scenic areas $5000 down Better #5 Baldwin FE 4620) 1) kk 1] KY Bike IRER “ i oe for appointment Co-operative Real Estate Fuchange 4 . | she wv Tee i oy » fis =
509 Elizabeth Take Rd PF 41157 os \NKOSHEPARD | arene Rochester _ OL 1-181. |. MULTIPLE LISTING s@Rvice
aol TALERSITERI MULTIPLE LISTING BERVICE WATERFRONT
you've been saving your | ONTY 8 MILES OUT to Ut 3
ae for @ barxain we lovely 3 bedroom. 2 ve
susKest you Investigate tlil< \ home! Living room
home 9 bedrooms, paved heatalator fitepla.«
Street cheese to school: and batt mith double mirror i buiht
ae nt ¥ Fares ace ee oy ( le in & Cute | a ins wr Wo Ot" ok it mr meet d omer ‘ tht i er r Wo? ard ay
and comfortable Pull price 4 room bungslow built Jeo4 | SHOW rou THIS HOME $18 500
$8 950 $3.050 down wll han- 12e16 diving room 2 bed | terms
die \ rooms Fatra nice bathrm
nl heat complete invuile aT YT? < Vee:
PAUL. \ KERN, Realtor! ten All for $1830 dn ‘end LXKE PRIN TLEGIS s ‘ $43 per montna $7 $50 TERMS
i ines - ie 32-9208 You will marvel at the uniquenes«
Patate Since 1, . of this 3 bedrooe ngalo 4 \ aie \ ou Can See mi Tt eee ees
peas Rio tion Yer ‘4 bas @ natural fire-
» ae yA 4 roan actiy Pace Spick aod span with every
i VALE i] be first Bloor Pistem fousenelace Fuceirnt
Bev snd igie wey ten 7% bullt tn 1951 t 4 Tat
finan apt ‘ nh ane asm iin a 1 iy
apt up t+AS hea i HM doa to ft YOU wi S
i t $250 ope bat € & tom piu
GMrC. pliant pre sis p00, terms vent with) gas heat An excep! sonally nice | MPHRIES
, . “ear parage with cement
Sy eX \N I AKI | trie. App eum ately 10 ALTO!
Not a lJake-tront bul Just across sa ft of floor for j 2 5
the toad from park and exceiient $11 850 Longfellow ae Soil PE 247 } “re E474
sand beach Large 5 room. all area t, 82 N Telegtanh Onen Evenings
Year-round frame cee ae 4 i \\ Co-operative Real Fatate Ex
giaseserd)-tn pees oleman GAS it — ~r tt ~ - —
fitnace Womied lot, 30 x 200 Ih ni ater trout i Price $13 re tet mia A spacious family bome ft | kane h Llome
a betroom down 3 up Latce |
ENTS : Tsing room with firepia. e¢ 3 BEDROOMS Tiving room
SEMIN: HILLS Linli'> dining room 16%24 dining space kitchen bath. of een 1 fore Colonts ny tecteation room th fire i UP GEREE Water softener carpet
f Jn bye Toom with fireplace, sun: place Tot 74x35 Al for the \ a sireens & storms : Fiutra
todm and ') bath down, 3 bed price of $16,500, terins, sae awn ape i PRICE
rooms and bath up To Include Alt VCH DERMS) — 459 per wallie-wall carpeting in 2 toon ne miparalite
Shaded and beautifully land.caped
lot (iarage Price $16.600, perms Drayton \rea
JOHN 2 bedroom ranch home with $4 O90 DOWN —- 5 Kooms each
é ailached breereway and wa- | Neat & «lean all heat Owner
tage Wardrobe closets in | apartment plus $135 per month
\ pil bectrooms. tile pel ail ! income. TOTAL $15,500
beat Aluminum: sto h, Le 3 Pamuly Income | 1 cent interest on balance
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landscaped perfectly ‘ ay 1 A :
REALTOR Pe ee eer Phiabetly Lake lative
HOW bear St Renate Re 4 Tu inspei! This home tn tee TTKE NEW Reine !
etn falise Beet Restate F ange fer tourseld We mem. ining. 1 kite bari
‘ val Water heater aliminiur
‘ 0 . 1 ro* \ atari A creen Tia te aa
Vdicuiiivenn Nati! Li ae hey tage, TERMS
A titn HWriglt< Manor 1 he % room bungalow wots a
TceatT 13x22 cak floors built-in bedroame oe Loa ae .
vanily ane bath ol] heat, base Large kitchen th ig ] R H Me
ment Lot 100 x 300 $14 500 terms space full basement aut Je . | ray
heat New 1'g-« ar epee REALTOR
1 loo x 150 ft with OPEN p- 17
Piizabeth Lake ]istates | loads of shade so 978 with | rot _WooMuron St FR. 5-618"
22 rooms 6 bedrooms living room | $1973 down. Hurry on this ! - eee
20x16. dining room 14516 kitchen | one.
J4xt6 3 full complete baths, -11 1
closets ocak floors, master bed- leahbetl p tates
room l4xi6@ Butit-in bockcase in| beh abeth Lake ~ WHITE den library 8213 sewing room, | New type l's-story home,
8x7 sum reom 149 carpeting in with J guod sized bedrooms.
living reom. dining room and den Ceramic tile features In bath
Firejiace Beautifully landscaped and kitchen, loads of ci loses e
Jota of shade Corner a 150 = space full basement, puts
| heat water softener Ni oe
landscaped Priced at oniy
@0 Bont be the loser ATE A 85
: eels one, call us now CLARKSTON
! For $1000) dk ‘
| (lt pleases us to please YOU) | thre 8 Foom rehoha 280, Omiv ee ee do aE will frandie
: attached eC 7
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na ats eT ph 6-25464 } K “ m sen Within wa! ‘ ine a mance to Clark.
and « i atom Seti all the tote
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’ Heal Fetate Exchange it Wont bast lone
a
Realtors FI, 40328
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Site nan) ie HOME A MILFORD Exrie itachi TANCES Tee
aie ut walk T | carpeted living =
fence of Puntcac Mutant tae Foun: tehen, den tam
eel Py eine, test TOT atta
F uy el revere At ised bea
firepiace f hecemert wa fenced just SV Da Pet Pie
rage A uo pertect raneiin. line’ 1 tur fruit . ;
teem A real buy at $12 600 caddie orses tN ey Terms ( land thia price. Better
FOR THE ReTinE COUPLE
ine 3 toeom home. plus full
bat & utility Bullt °54¢ Has elec-
trie stove, refrigetator, attached 1041 built- 2 bedrox
bath on first
tiocr parthady
feat aluminium earace Tusulation stotms &
screens 2 cat garage E-x- seteens Targe Jot, Auburn Hgts
ceient bur at $11 950 Owner leaving state $7000 Va-
cant bedroom This
lonal bedroom «pace
4 fully insulated
3 BEDROOM SUBURBAN
“Lecated in beact fu! West Newly decorated @ rooms. bath & i in beaut tu et
; utility In very hice shape Insuia- giassed-in po Paneled in Cana- 4 " rd ; yi a , qe 2
einen once: conte ceae tlon. storms. screens. Venetian ian cedar This home aise has s
Uta Uirentace-pancied “ace blinds Pariv possession, Priced full basement with new oil fur-
tivities room 2 Hie tieched | Fight with $1150 down nace Fully insylated wired far nee eat ee a peed see stove guia nome is in
Cleese : + faterford Schoat istrict with rive Ue lamp Extras LIST WITH & BUY FROM | achiol bus service. Just $10,950
to ja fre equipment, Au « 2 od
carpeting m7 500. NIC] OL] 7 pointment today!
Te fe Ro Tripp. Realtor
22 W lLatrence St ie Evenings WitltTrE BROS
FE 58161 cr FE 35-0338 AND WARGER CO EAU TORS 17 W. Huron st FR 5-818 Phone OR 41295
Open Evenings — Coen Fies. Tul © Bun 10 to § : CU3F e i | For Sale Houses | ae
NICK RESIDENTIAL LOCATION— | 6 room bungalow. About 2 blocks, Mich,, near Tobacco Hiver Ideal | For Sale Houses _ 43 _
‘WEST SIDE, 6 ROOMS NEWLY |
Wall to wall carpet.
pt
Ranch pue Atumt-
lots
Large and mel homes,
“PE 3-2162 or des 5-3578
1
Good location, 26 iN Roselawe rE
44832
Buburbap 2 Sees and bath. |
Has utility room & laundry tubs
Lot 90x250. Pi imianiniis highway. |
‘ anaes near Orchard Lake a bus Ave. Fenced rear yard, barbecue | bing he
COCKLE R RE. Aly x 150 for |
Cedar shake & split Signe fenced.
paved drive, patio & walks
2440. Paul ine |
restricted Waterford
TOR EERT Cy DAVIS”
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
HO! §
ZONED BUSINESS, $9075
from Sears off Perry
many types of business.
Beautiful whe frame miodera to :
ern bitchen Fee bath,
pe excellent with was AC car garage and workshop dandy | Hoe eR S
Anchor fenced lot with Wi KNUDSEN bedroums, paneled den. was heat.
privileges wa) Sylvan Lake. Price |
PRIVATE: BUILDER “aan 3 BED. | Just @ jittie fixing up Is needed
} tn this 2 bedroom ranch home
built in 1952 and fully Insulated,
oul circulator heat, full price $6 -
$00 OUTSTANDING BUY, $5950
salrwav to peat attic,
OTTAWA HILLS HOME
We will give you our ipoces pt
1¢ IRRIS “& —
“LADD’S ©
Distinetive Living
“Charles
ie sTOM BUILT BRICK Rane H
2 ¢ar attached mecens
bas er alent Cpe stone firey
NOT Beas x a You
wk
Py CORAM Ps Realtor
large § Toome In good
cential area. near Tel
North ie Pa
& 1 birch cunb ards in k ae
ith $2500 down. Call far an ap- .
Roy Annilt I Inc. 5 + Roos HOUSE. BEAVERTON.
}for retired coarse Will sell or
trade for small but modern home
_ in tote 52848,
nice § ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH. 1
ay of ground, Coes to Crosby
Lake, $4506 with
GEO. MARBL E Realtor
A adersonvitle Rd. ar artes
oe " ___Pho e OR 31268
“| $595 Down -
plus costs
—| NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES
heat, Wood tichen Auto large utility ®
cabinets tile bath
room Wide city lots cliy sewer, |
and water Close to schools, shop-,
| MODEL - Drive out Oskland | Seven blocks past Montcalm -
| turn right at sign to model at
855 Inglewood
BY OPEN DAILY FROM 100 PM
| PRARTS bBEDG CO: |
| Eee
| KNUDSEN
Attention Executives aud
| Professional Men
| Exceptionally well built and de-
| signed house, brick veneer and
| 9 car brick garage -4 bedrms
9Q', baths, steam heat, recreation-
| al rm with fireplace and many
other features $28500 with FHA
terms Gladly shown by appoint-
ment
ideal tor) Built in 1040
{ gxcellent 3 bedroom bome in the
citizens Development Bub Good
| OUTSTANDING 3 BEDRM HOME exterior appearance and conven
SALE TRALE fent room arrangement das
many features of a modern home
and is approved tor FHA loan
Give us a call
frult and |
suUrTOUDdINg | REALTOR
$10 Pontiac State Bank Bice
Pho FE 4-4516
$1,000 Down
| Immediate Possession
| On this cozy #4 room bungalow |
| with approxfmately 3 acres jand
with chicken house, femeed chick-
en run Dwelling includes gen-
| erous living room, bedroom full
bath kitchen with ample dining
space, large utility room aulo-
| Matic hot water also tool sied
Total price $7 Boe
terms or trade on five room home. | 3 Pedroom
Preter near Lincoin Jr. | , legac Brick Kanches
With attached -garage ony one
sear old excellent weet subur-
| ban location Features carpeted
| lising room and dining area 2
ireplaces picture window, ce
Tamic tile bath, exhaust fan full
basement With automatic heat
and hor. water metal awning:
aluminum storms and creer
Large 100x150 ft lol Offered at
$17 500
1 "BUD" Nicholie real estate and insurance
49 Mt Clemens St FE 5.701 Fie Mr Allen FF 2-8800
WE
Pe Ue Vout!
Hoo Osrinain
DIRECTIONS Bouth on Fast
Blvd to Osmun, right to Open
ens
LOOK $700 De Wr
Arid Yoo r
prior i
1 hh ra r
fealoring actere * +
teat alum nui Wea oO
$6990 on FHA ter Ore let
so hurr.
, ( 7; |
Russell Young REA] TOR
412 W WHuren st FF 44.35
Open Fres Till @ Sunda: T
CRYSCENT TAKF FSETATES
One \rar old Fed Ha
F Price $8 269 includes ever?
thing low monthly payments
This is an FHA Nortgaue
a
pimstered walls 2
tian bin Aaiminim sterm
LSKP PRIViL bors
Ciera Home Vy % sr
(ar perma
Way beui®
“ KENNEDY Ee AL TOR
3007 W Hu FE 4 3566
OPEN "EVENINGS “TT! &
MVULTIPIE LISTING SERVICE
GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
WANE
Fou i}
Wren -« ae
Br t
Offered (at 49050, 411500) dawn BE FIRST
To Buy--To 8+) -
YOU BUY 1T-WE LL INSURE IT
“MAHAN: REALTY CO. PEALTORS
PE 24026
Co-operative Real te Exc liange
Lug) WAY
1075 Hirer
NEXT POQR TO RRANCH
POET. OFFI KR For Sale Houses wees For Sale Houses es 43
WHY PAY
~ RENT? NEW FHA APPROVED
3 ROOM HOME
$33.72,
CY IV1O. lus Taxes and Insurance
| Don’t Miss Your Chance
| to Bea Home Owner
| ONLY
$550
DOWN _ PLUS COSTS
MOV ESS OUTIN
MODEL OPEN
| DAILY & SUNDAY 120 BLAINE Ont Oakiand to
Higine east 1 block to mode!
‘Beis een Oakland and Mont- falm
Castell Realty 95 Oakland Ave FE 5-0439 _§ ACRES WOODED. SMALL house Beautiful home site Gic-
| dings Rd. Will sell equity. FE
_ 58-0327
EEC EURNTISHED
Pe LOREAST DEL AIIE 2 bedroom home Ae torner lot
Paved streef close to bus and
school $13,250 with ‘$2,250 down.
WWHBEIS At BREWER | : 55° N Parke
'FE 45181; FE « Apadd, EM 3-4808
Templeton S800, DOWN
SCOTT & PONTIAC LK. RDS. AREA
Nicely located 1 bedrm home
Om So x 735 ft fenced lot Very
nice amall home for young or
unle Handy to schoois
Hanuine and transportation, Full
price $4950 Substantial ciscount
for cash
KREEGO HAKBOR
Attractive 3 bedrm 1 down 2
up Nice dining room kitchen
full basement lo car garage ‘y
ik to fine bathing peach. Cass
take A steal at $5200 §2 200
down ang $40 g month. Imme-
“diate poss@ssion
kL Pemypleton, Realtor
2339 Orchard Lake Ra FE 4-4563
After 6 call FE 5988
BROWN $1 Ural DOWN Laxe front summer
wth mi] furniture included Fer
fall particulars call Mrs Burke
FE ei
$2500 DOWN — € room bungalow in
Siivan Willage €h! furn base.
men eereened front parch a
value Call Mrs. Hoyt Kone
FE 2-9840
$i000 = ~FULL: PRICE —-— oniw 3}
Vrats old Large two bedroom
bunkalow Oo) furn aluminum
s OTM well butlt
home A little finishis aes to do on
ih.s one Liberal term =
3
a)
$ie 750 RANCH BUNGALOW all
arke Tom fireplace. full base-
me Delco heat zat of
Wath TIM Beauttlully finished
He sure apd see this lovely
Lome <Aimost ef acre of land
$21 Wa - KRICK RANCH —- ji
becroorm full tBesetment oi] furn
Here is a well constructed home
built abd owced by a Carpenter
coitractor Many excellent fra-
Lee home too numerous
te ometien im this edd Call us
$13 6-00 SLES UN Bran!l New
pale with full basemen!
t water baserav heat
I fireplace Ail large
Proven I autiful birch cupboards
Term Tet us show you this one
i ti tune N, lvealtur
Pe’ Wo Horen Ph FE: 2-419
{ ‘ Rea! Estate Exchange
6 TOY MODERN 2 ACRES WITH
Po Tealtors $7 000 wilh terms OH
taut ka
4 ROOM HO! er Re _ LAWN
; tree 4 1
i
barement auio oll tumnece
er bath erage mo repairs
el just interior mecorating
sacrifice ax ix for $6 00
Off Baldwin and f aQGrance
30 week-
1OM
2&3
Bedrooms
t water of to
ar trane
MODE OPEN DAILY. "AND SUN
184 HORINWGOD, 3 blocks east
ef ON Perry ': mile north of Montcalm and Ea«t Bivd
Castell Realty Oi Oakian! ave . FE 50488
MT TIPE NG SERVICE
SYIVAN ts We have the
key Pay onir . 500 down. move
ent : Taree # rnaem moderr
Ht gatage Overlooking the
he
ATTRACTIVE iburban bungalow
Reem Moher big besement
Lent heat tice bath, oak
a any garage cement
a fruit trees. lake
J aon Rome, in nice
imation $12 1100 iene
Ws] PH I, INES
Ja W Huroem St FE 72-0750
[f no ancwer | MT 44419
OU PIESIE TT Tels
Pt KATSH EID
If yt are renting or Yuet °
Temly weds, you will find
va! Ue plus here Located in-
a the ¢itv off Baldwin
Ave AS room hame_ bull
1934 with new carpeting
and furniture Ike new,
Term@.can be arranged,
WF NEED LISTINGS
Gli tS REALTY (1
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___For Sale Houses $43 ‘For Sale. Farms 48 Business Opportunities 51. SLICE OF HAM
UNFINISHED HOUSE. GOOD LO. 60 pe Or Goce FAR I D.' GIPT SHOP. WELL AB a
_cation FE 21100 and = AND use, Owner leaving ane wr sacri a
SHARP New? bedroom brick—near Fish-
floor, I
el
“and screens—A regular little doll
house for only $1,400 down—
this one RIG
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 345 jand Ave PE 5-0441
Co-operative Real, Estate Exchange Gara
$10,400. Small down Saye’ fice 2336 Dixie Highway
#0 Acres, with § room house on fo BUY TO SELL REALTOR Roche ster Rd 5.000 dn
Dairy farm, modern 4 bdrm hbuse
Twin silos, fans. drinking cups
Oe ~ 6 W. Huron PE ¢3577
Eves FE #6313 _
Home, Barn and Acreage _TO 8EE PARTRIDGE 18 THE “ BIRD™
“LET'S TALK RUSINESS”
HOTEL—I.1QUOR Located pear Lake in Oakland |
County 25.°00 cash down pay-
y
ei
THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. FEBRUARY, 27. 1950
Sale Household Goods 57!
| REFRIGERA TOR,
condition, $9 FE
) REFRIGERATOR, a ae HOT
water heater $13; apt. size stoves.
cheap Double door metal cabi-
nels, $3 each PFE 35-2766
REFRIGERATOR $2950 Davenport
$905. Washer $15. New rollaway
beds. complete $1765. Electric
range $2950. Dining set $19 oe
Apt electric Tange Ne Hollywood frames $7 65 “Kitchen
table, 3 chairs 69095 Youth bed |
$9 05 yr crib, complete $16 bo
Vanity bench $295 Daybed, com-
BEEF AND ia oes HALF Al
THIRTY-THREE tf
= = . >| , For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Sale Store > Equipment ¢ 64
Pre pemaeacans 1 BET OF BOOK OF Se eee | NEW aa iorEe LumBEh. $15 6 FT
_Phone MA 54-0666 ODERN ssi CASE, encyclopedias Call FE $- e- | M blonge « ‘tron _OR 3-5
tween 415 & 6 Dm Kc OLD” GARAGES REPAIRED TO PULL EQUIPMENT FOR SOFT Brices & STRATTON ENGINE: .0ok like new Lengthen your ga- ice cream end pop corn stand.
hp $30 MI. 4-344 = rage Put in new garage doors.| FE 2-8634
Terms FE ¢-5654 RESTAURAN1 EQUIPMENT T REA: CASH FOR #URNITURE ;
PE 4-766. POWER LAWN MOWER. AND sonabe Includes everything small transit level FE 2-1104 | miles nerth of Clarke
| gbarters. Opdyke Market FE | PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE, MIs ee a pe supplies, OR 41217 OR | Sale Sporting | Goods 6 65
... PACHOUD WRECKING CO. FOR SALE. SMITH & WESSON 276 201 Eee ——— “re Sana cal. 6 shot. Detective Special. wih 200 rounds of ammunition.
—
plete $1495 Pearson's Bank Ae | j ante Sand 100 Ib bag $125" Holster. grip filler, perfect con- ment buys real estate too Newly st ¢ ae iA Se ce D : ; COI OR ED Gingelville Area — good decorated and worth looking into peers = Orenerd Late ae sae ara oors He oh hee ae Aire . each Go ccaben foe oe: Pas waeraine ve nhac ae seven room house on thir- Owner will take land contract S217 BH AG) RUG: ROSE | To cH S FROM * xe BLAYL oc ee eo OCS ct PE 2-267, ITM teen acres of level land in trade : f =e BOS ae T | L OFFER a = Contains 6 full rooms. part bath suitable for subdividing. oo | ee gna tucce sas || BAEEy Mlpse@l fully guaranteed | COAL) S| BUILDING SUPPLY co Bistentey Bee ry See fos and teeriporcess. 9 tate aerate HOTEL—TAVERN | NOER SEWING CENTER Is THe | "iO, 48 end up. Keunsies ou 81 Orchard Lake Ave, FE 37101) ~" "CU poy att TRADE 5 ct ehas | nee 5 = i a SEW! "ENTE ' ett j : ist and is in excelient conditice You should see thts spot’ Bar| rin utete a ise selling new reRERKY DO poor BALES Coq |@ INeHS SOIL PIPE 9 FT om = Burr-Shell, 374 8 Telegraph ~ 2 FAMILY Barn is first-rate. alone shows $45,000 gross and | | Singers, or used machines recon- 371 8 Paddoe _FE 20203 | rae Be uM N eet. Saad || ea HAV! E 50 seas Waterforg tn Mist a) pidai rooms; [eve | /Only/(st7_— | | ditioned with genuine Singer parts Gr eARANCE - = POWER MOWER: | 172.8 Sagina BING 8U = $2100 WE NOW HA own, is i lee 0 ee a : = ml Mooa Valley on @ large acre of Les! ie R ipp, Realtor | ery EER ESUIR Sate ana al Used machines from $1405 New “ued and New 1885 Models at A COMPLETE LINE
Machines from $9450. 102 N. Bag-| Healer Coats isle) are good ae
level land with a new 2car ga- 22 W peng! Bt Ope Evenings Roo rf | v1> : : : ore Aral ere rage. Semi-basement type home FE $4161 or FE 5-0038. e' see rental will make the pay inaw FE 2-081! | ity, know brand Miller KEAD THIS OF MINNOWS AND with § and beth for owner and \ | SPECIAL EUREKA VACUUM arden & Lawn Eqitpment. 1893 oe LIVE BAIT! 3 and bath apartment. Gay heat | ~ ~ 7 Sn senor i i cleaner $60.85 Floor mode! $49 90. outh Woodward orth of i¢ = - « 0 Full price only $7,250. Hurry! = a — MICHIGAN BUSINESS | j . MUNRO 1060 W Huron Mile et é Birmingnam. Phone Antique dry sink $ piece matched We Rent Tee Shanties . FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE SALES CORPORATION | lec BOUGHT sOLD. ex: | ‘itwen cee Castor set. Philco deep freeze : : ae J VALUET, Realtor Cal Rutledge OR 3-1111 FE 40093) s4'-2- 0 8 ; : changed. Turner's, 602 Mt. Clem- CABINET SINK. 54 IN HEAVY Philco electric stove Easy wash. | and Ski Fquipment * etre ee nag, FARM 166 ACRES LOVE! Y| 1873S Telegraph Ra. ens. FE 2-080) guage steel, Faucets traps excel-| er Coldspot refrigerator Cedar “TC , f ’ me 345 Oakland Ave fe Cees brick 10 roorr and bath home FE 4-3582 SINGER CONSOLE ‘SEWING MA- lent condition. $75 cash 9500 Man- | closet. garage door Phone: MA A N\ | TE R s( YN {DW ES Co-operative 1Reell Estes’ <ansere Weivecp full basement) (On iuciere | Plenty of Pere ine ching A 3-970 | don Rd EM 30048 - 1224 2182 5 TELEGRAPH ~ ; ai our front_ = ne $4 OR FOTO Cl i ~~ BIN uo . hot water heater barn & out, —- 8° _O8F See SINOER LESS TH YR OLD CABINET SINKS FROM $5985 ; 062 North Suburban bldgs in fine condition Excellent : eat ANNE Binks to build in from $395. FREE PARKING FOR 100 GARS ui = location. NW of Pontiac on black WELL - ESTABLISHED GROCERY Take over balance of contract at Double stinks from 80:06. Go A = ~~ ,, Ss yen = Week days, § to aieea rs tocated top toad In fast growing section on West side, perfect for man & mt a bev Desler a piles total) Thompson a0 8. _Perry j Roofing and Siding ; Sunday 6 am to 2 = Modern edroom home iocatec Burebie for Conyalescent Home. A ide i ° : eee ~ , zk . ' - hm TT) ou large fenced im lot Includes’ Club or Investment Priced tose lusty Guage, Coke ae give SINGER CONSOLE ROUND BOB. SAL STOKER ae SALE Combination Doors “Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 aod vain. hee Nes ee Brite inventory. Bal on easy terms | | Pin late mode Take orer bal aon = ChOsLol” - 4 Insulation ; ; Beer & wine Call FE $-6757 CU COULEREN WAU el 2 B2 apet ni od Le cae - A-1 TOP SOIL. CRUSHED §TONE. 7,500, $11000 down or less. AN tes after 800 p m ‘ ; for 4 months Or pay total of Fxtertor birch en 48x06x", | BENSON Sand gravel fui 1 He lin, In puis Take Township on Oe } $5548 Dealer PE 8-1564 : pend $550 cash and carry $49 N Saginaw - PE essa PE 61113 or FE 23-8572 t | 1 1 a gnway Excellent —~ ss ee = ag | Hl hoy * [ik my 2 Pontiac Plywood Co. 1486 Baldwin - ~e Ee ip ATTENTION TRUCK 5 Rg AND A. a lor build a alee $40,000, terms BE AUTY SAI ON 2 2 OPIECI | | DRO YM Ave FE 2-2543 Hee ain Wall teceemeco: ee nee Contractors. Fill dirt and rexel
200 Aer ~ Ho TT Downtown location F tablished ; ‘ >t i COMBIN ATO nN AL USN OM | 28 ea Main & range fuse boxes, vie hy ae etn =~ NCAL Owe an ore = a : pease dresser large mirror, STORM WINDOWS G $9 95 A. Thompson. 8. EALTOR — INSURANCE Ses c | 20 years Recentiy remodeted * 3) Qo. ; Ww : + | and Sashabaw For information
300 Oakland Ave FE tase tom 94 foot rice ranch | booth “uta 4 dryers Owner rei AP Mewsemerm | Gravette Gouda Tampa 8) Prndastss wo Decoun | POT | tall souintield Btgin etal Eves id kin, 2 é many out- | ng Ww ork With buver unti 2 Y Gh l= = Se eae 2 TAN he mee mo Upenee te: eae standing features, plus an- familiar with clientele Cash or EN lL. FOR sou “P "AY 7WHEEL TRAILER. $45 SEI Tc TANKS = shown ie SON Saito ee FE “What happened to the regular mailman?" i sige) os anes _ TONE y S2WEERLY DRAW TITE HITCHES | | PE 46428 3872 Elie Lake Rd 7 __
Pearson's Bank Furniture |” CunouE OR CADMIUM | orn FROM $809 12 GALLON ee ee pee Wee 5 8 Le Money to Loan 53. Sale” Household Goods 57 «2 orcnard Lake Ave FF 47881 PLATED | 30 gal gas heaters $35 OA | @3011 or FE S270, __ ‘State Licensed Lenders) Forte | PIN ING The kind that bbit fo the frame Ve Thempson 80 8 Perry 8t | DRIVEWAY GRAVEL FILL, LL. RIcH MO |e : sal | _ For Ss Sale 1 ale Lake Prop. 44 other Il room home Cow, terms FE 45269 after 6 pm | barn 36x80, hog house 24x 1 ACRE BLOCK BUILDING ON | 36. chicken house 80 foot MIS Suchy Realty Ortonville toal roe @nd corn crib, | — ~~ _ __ - '
all of steel construction An- * other lurge frame cow barn MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 82 Hudson REINFORCED CONCRETE oC on dirt. FE #1198 or FE
3 BEDROOMS With lake frontage. Fireplace tn : "+ with ample hay storage, .. aor = ~ | | CHROME DINETTE SETS. AS3- of at makes of cars PCIAL QU ~t black dirt for law live:
ak sumed Ficehen aeaa Gay pid) Mau ther 60 bullg hecire racic: Sppariunny out ie | Ree, Biocs Geena Cae) Cone ROOM GROUP ig me y14s8 aleunaie ae palie vas aul heaters Net | mm 4-6 eee. Cee expansion attic. Extra lot, recrea- pee ele my ioam/ soll Didee! mia igual) caies catle WHEN YOU NEED | [out cise and table, $0095 sf) Modern 3 piecp suite: 2 modern | ° crate marred $4950. Montcalm | for subdividing $126 vod come tax and sales tax will prove |
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tre Water ts tn and electricit 2-ne1 ) 5 able. This 94x20 t! ca € 1 Jeter io monthly amounts you can | 2 End tables $25 6 Chairs dining | after 6 > m 2 See at iP SS —— 0 ' ane's Bird it ; at ftord. Phe ie a is table buffet weather te - - FLOOR SANDING MACHINES B t ery, 2489 Auburn Rd. FE 46510. tt nad ania tat Bt pos Rent Harm Property. “* |. C, D No “OPRNIECDICIAT voles) table! $8 Gider ec | USED RU erRic RANE Te Newly re-conditioned Best offer at urmelster S Y AY : ; 641
before 6 30 am. oF | lion room. 2 car garage in lower , ; | we $3905 These are brand new, f iti i Buiders Supply. 156 W. Montcalm. | level exceptianal value at 927 - terms nee fe inveiunece peed | 1955 models. Famous make, For: ' bie idee Gee ial ! | RE 54712 | . ooo $00 which includes stock of $8.400 ee a dar ail popular color: | VOID FOR S07) PANY ' STOR MM Ss ASIL FIREPLACE CANNEL COAL- Ro Ann tt ] c. all modern equipment plus exctl- | | Cees ~ Weis okra one oe | ALL. EC tid | GLASSHEAT | At ~ Binal! mdow son Speedway boas “ore Vere : as 4s ' , o o! ese © ordinary | i : ek a | uminum combination windows | jand Fuel and Paint, tr WHITE LAKE Y : = ' igte tent oe on Seite: Se | You can get tt quick:y on your! bargains Michigan Fluorescent. | ONLY Wilt ay, | | and doors LOW, LOW price! chard Lake Ave FE $6150. ioe FT. FRONT. 1088 square ject rn ro EALTORS | ; eotes| hie Gol cioniniy Living. quarters! Manstire Roe eee Bo or _ 393 Orchard Lake Ave : .| Pearson's Bank Furniture |e ihe FE 4-6089 | | HARD HEAVY SLAB WOOD AND wing area, oman brick fire- dera Svatiable $50 manth Beer and , . mt rd i : : “FF 41 afe. clean, economical om ; Kindling, $6.00 per cord or two place. 2 large bedrooms, beauti- Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 Wine -also outdtor vegetable and| budget We will be glad to help. Px INOUEUAL $7.20 bd eas Lane pe tie Aad heating Est. free. Phone 3- 7618, | Bea one ot for $101 in the ely. FE 5-30986. ful kitchen, §14.250. Terms. 40 ACRE FARM, 25 ACRES MUCK | fruit market in summer. A-1 loca. YOU Witn your money problems. sgc WALL TILE RN FT tic SEF THE NEW GIBSON 10'y FT 3-7 pm | SET OF BRITANNICA JR ENCY sss é = | : : | iiran | fefrigerator with freezer locker) J) = ; clopedia. Mahogany bookcase $15 SEASONED HARD ~ FIREPLACE Inc! stock tools & new Ford| ton. ,; GUAR HOUSE PAINT GAL. 61 95 | $live ROV'S ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES FOR on wood FE 4-665’ tractor 3 Bedroom & bath house , lsc VINYL INLAID TILE tne | Bt FE 2a (86 Oakland “every room in the house in new- I : sOpa a gAW. OC
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1 . > | DEEP FREEZE. CHEST 15 CUBIC | Saha . ; orch $2.95 value, 95. Slightly y UMBER i r : 8081 Commerce Rd MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE REAr ron. W oH ey La OEE th Pontiat. ret pets Lele | ‘feet Excellent condition See to TWO GAS STOVES FOR SALF factory irregulars Michigan Flu- | ao aoe en lates brick = o re ts oo” . | FEM 24197 Evenings FE 5-5435 Coaperative Heal Bue Pichange | ; @ppreciate Reasonable FE 8-072! | Reasonable FE ¢1844. 76', Au- _orescemt, 393 Orchard Lake Ave New fiush doors from $550 up. | BEAGLE AT STUD FLD — ER- BEAUTIFUL 8 FT LAKEFRONT 120 ACRE FARM — : - | ELECTRIC DRYFR NEW 12 BY burn | ELECTRIC OLASSNEAT | Get our prices and save er clean Buddy 0 13° $20. lot om Wolverine Lake $4,950 Strictly modern @ room tome with SiR Ale TO PARTS 19° - 4° carpet 12 By 19 rug pad TABLE TOP MAGIC CHEF (GAS| Safe clean economical home heat: | Insulation building boards PE 41104 with $1450 down. Hannan, L! basement, kitchen 14x16. loads of = s : Chrome kitchen set plestte tit range. Bendix automatic washer | ing est tree) Phone FE 3-1616, | eelling tie felts shingles PUPPIES. | 4-4900 — cupboards & twin sinks 7 brea« Tavout to start used ; atito parts | | ehalr. plastic TV chair OR 31333 _ Smal deep freese FE 2ew2 { it pm Nails and door hardware Laval le oft, see |
DAKEPRO™ Se mane (aihmeticn | Must eee hovel vere lee ELECTRIC RANGE. EXC COND /FOR SALE SERVICE STATION | 8240 Highland Ra. MSe OR 3-T002| Cu gee On _ , a S te lak ie Ge face se “ ak ‘ or at “ os Washing machine & portable tubs TRADIOIN DEPT | type air compressor -1480 |35 PER CENT OFF ON DISCON- Bonen Anite o es Leppert | * I Oo TH t i a . 4 j 0 pee Agere ee Brick T ntce WATSONS AUTO PARTS Extra Fast ‘ fat eee as enced Guar recon elec washer $19 95 | bike STANDING TOILETS” se os — arth ha es 1 am eiving up breedin oL tri-level 23 bedroom home Large huight- 730 N La Joslyn ~ tRlcun: Good ccamiteee ae eu 35 inch gas range $39 05 ocak een: fittings tiles ee = 1-7451. or after 6, “set” ving room with SoupEs stone fire- i 2 pout i ‘ . 2 ™ Recon Elec Sweeper $95 nc. colored bath sets with trim abe BOXERS SELL. Sear “ALS OUR piace. Sd volning den. Dining room leks CBee ay otirt floor RURBER STAMP AND PRINTING | Service ; | at 7 2 pe living rm sulle $19 os i: Recary ands. irregulars $100 50 Ta ait um er dogs, puppile . Fawn wat ee) mocern gr cheny 2ycemn ee ao mee Ger ‘business including 2 presses, pa- , | FOR SALE GU ARANTRED RE- 3 pc wood dinette set $199 | SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY in ana | &_ brindle aul AK. re Cites par te led baths, large enclosed porch (rently reiling land with at least’ per cutter type punch vulcaniz- You can borrow $20-500 quickly | frigerators $3095 UP Occasional chairs 695 172 8 Saginaw FE 5-2100/8 PS. paint Also Spread Spe No reasonable off . Con- with builtin barbecue Attacied 79 arres tilahle Thies t« ideal er etc Reasonable Box 72. Pon- eon sixnature, car or furniture | Wringer washers $3995 up Ree $188 value limed oak bed- = Gold Bond coer baie ard- ress 42443 Zcar gerage. Many other fea Gairy or beet cattle farm ackPreds . | Yomns made withuot endorsers Spinner washers $6985 Up | room sulle § pieces. complete | 52 ‘GAL. ELEC. HEATER | $771 95 ware. bum bu electrical sup- | —8'* nn tures Priced to sell. Cail today ' ve far the In heaeful 6 . ar SIGE retire any’ worthwhile purpose Up | Vacuum cleaners . $795 up’ only . $79.95 | 396 Gal Auto. Gas heater lew fa plies Trim w ws doors and BOSTON \ EUPPIES, oo.
eer ponkment oundings Miia ts Priced & oe stall gas Cationic) b hots to 20 months to repay. ROY S 06 Oakland FE 2-402) WYMANS rare vs ‘Kaa : aeete tie Sh SaH. line lot |Win ber = eae 7) ta Teche me) FOR sell or would consider trade nood 2 stall gae station « | ; | er * CELIO | Laundry trays, Sta 1 land Ave. Ph FE 4-2622 CHINCHILLAS WOULD LIKE IN- Ch. OR Gill epollltinl aienvanic FE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIO GOOD igw px FE 1122 SAVE PLUMBING ; 5 AGENCY WE 85! -E TR 5.1094 after 5 pm | working cond, $35 MA 57312)! ie | _172 8 laciaes at 8AVE ON DOORS. WARWICK'S, terior decorating done, with Chin- “ . : | SELL — WE TRADE - ‘after 4 TRADE ELEGTRIC RANGES For - BATH. | 2678 Orehard Lake Rd chillas in exchange for labor, MA- b)'a W. Hureo FE 41549 | ~ a | gas ranges, Ro B Munro. 1060 / FIRST” Quality 3S FY. Bath | _ 2678 ¢ ——————— ple 6-903) * Ea MY 31143 1) ; : = ~ a > Oe eae TV SETS. 820 AND Wr Horon = B grade tollets, ee ~ SPANIEL ~PUPPis” BILVER LAKF 75° FRONT AGE GRITS & SON ' Sale Land Contracts 52 ! Ua eae ee = vig ‘es: “reise dcuble ane rin vs. COCKER —sPANIEL ‘$6300 cash OR 311 "REALTOR PE 1557 = — | GRAY FRIEZE Coucn as cian. * 4." i nce creap cale con | hana basins ‘obey = Rewsre! Ractrases tte te : - — . : 53 W Huron § <ocnarail $60, Mahogany desk & clairs, | ke Gatahoueeeo ne bhGe, 41 | Lhompscs. 00 6 “trv. = 070° For Sale Resort Prop. 44a OPSTAL YS Real Estate buchange CONTRACT i BAL ane E ss o2468 , Ane cue cece mia $39 2 end tables §25° € chaire ne Bhop., FU RNA CEs (OVER-STOCKED | ores . Ph. OR : Set : = : 7 an Disrount 404 Cost to you a dining table buffet. $80 leather- . = 4 w of force air at cost = re ae ; reat | ! 12) VCRES Pee BN ee eee met oa tad: Pe Phone V¥idérsll 035) (5 ccoffer table. 64s glocr mitWO DRAWER GlABS SOP | Cccasrhoe. cutee Sheet cat! 3 G00D FOX oot OU NDS. TRIAL 4 cars ee parcel witnen oe om ies home and approx 3 2-3 Acres CASH NOW | cushions, §2) FE 54-4647 peinted arensel ot oat ieee | models Po ee 4665 «Dixie OERMAN ZPHERD PUPP’ NEW CARIN Pf ities 1) room Nene A Ho: JIN I waxy. | Pelntec drawer , w:, Drayton Plains e SHE. FINISH INTERIOR TO YOUR O®N <"* ha : ty S900 an We @ae "eve aiher Cocttmcla! wal: z oo conan ater bed. practically mew Restocraft roe SALE ELECTONIC FLASH Thor Pleasure Exterior completed w- x 0 ‘babe t- Keed His oust YP AY [ \ TER 1? ANS BAA 6-67T70 | fine supporter mattress a | ! gun iStrooe Flash Ili. New bat Plaste board _&4012 To A cotiage type roof and log siab « \ ( "AN S 119 ‘ MIS fr poet 7 +r Reva) Ant Cie. cash son pre ee os ner | MAHOGANY DESK & CHAIRS 835 ht stand and washing machine teries good condition Phone FE r i plac | bales 05 bone y ts <a i ¢ 2 Fr sik | het ‘ i} ov | 3 Le 5 « a su Cr * al
t jus | ! 6 6G Used refrigerator 7499 Used PARAKEETS OPALINES, CANAR- ecding Ha Wne ERoTien eae kenmee BENEFICIAL | tons _$25 FR $4547 “ Ne eerste ee | over Gee) MA ees OAKLAND COUNTY’S | tet 106 Mt Clemens, Pm 40000 Helen Lake within 1! mile Ex 100 nee F a AY iM WITH O8 WITH. Peaster F Waltor _ GAS STOVE, ‘LIKE NEW oR | | Useq TV's $2095 and up Sweets Peer onlne POP COOLER. $615 RCES SOLD BOND PARAKEFTS peal att ad Cc. S2oN wih) numstan tan Coxe Pot Meamera ahi MY ao PER CENT DISCOUNT. 3 Mkt FINANCE CO | oe | Radio ard (Apeiience) 22 W |) FE sores LARGEST GOLD BOND | “Food since 1971 06 Oak 2 (THD substance cows rh ue : aectroi AU puretacen cl wiGeeceneo ci Fr one HOT POINT WASHER AND DRY- | Huron FE ¢ : _ FOR SALE CHEAP OIL TANK & PIASTERBOARD PARAKEETS BARIEE AX AND hotel a parment Ph MA 3-«2 Sale Business Property 49 0) 8#m9 Cot to inve ter, Béluo |: : see lt a er Call before ¢ EM 3.2608 USED APPLIANCES Evanoill floor furnace Bee al CIEE) ELSE UU ary singers. =z ne a . . . P J Plone FE #-007 _ | M I 5 LEATHER TOP MAHOQANY | me Stoves Washers 1210 Tavior Rd off Joslyn DEALER 33 “ Be Cee a= : |___ Mortgage Loans 54 “ince hole desk. good condition | RUMP ELECTR It FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE Pp PARAKT ET ‘TS; BABIES . Suburban Property 454 ap commen ai lots, located on g5°6 DISCOUNT ei i : | ats bets eo a [AUBURN HEIGNIS FE « sor | and cooler OR 34665 4x8°4" plasterboard #125 ceal @exs baiiwar 7 Gaod counaleloce cent lata com LOANS S600 to $1,500 LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE (ced et eade = De 14008 4) BOILER PLATE | axe plasterboard ..... =6 i
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3 Dedroom frame, Big bed- Genel Gen Gey e203) | 43set 2 For bome additions or appreciated $395 value $165 Pac- Radio $1995" room and one 5 room 3 Sma A Tiss POMERANIAN ewe ALES. ree use ae ivi eG \ i al Evtate Bacterce Improvements |} ‘tory irreguiars Michigan Flucres- Cas Range : 63450 One power saw, | foetes 1 aaa | 28 ty Crown coal $ 220 10 mos AKC MY 37061. Pints ae Se ae : 3} To rough-p or enclose _ent, 383 Orchard Latte Ave | Refrigerator $3450! freeze motor and pump. FE! eat ont amen 3 373; RkmO TOY FOX TERRIER PUP- ot Price $11,800 wit! * 1 a a) ‘ = eT poney to Loan §3 hou-es partly constructed 1 IRINS SpE . Eiectric range $19 50 43224 ; | Sho. fk. , Aotatedata iH 20 | pies, OR 3-0563, own . a : anced llenteras 4 To build @ garage or on . me) mT ALS Daver port and chair $3950 4, @ M SAW SHARPENINO SERV | a0 1 tes ot ipeaiia ; 115 SAMOYEDS” PUPPIES Es FOR SALE.
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Just Look a sm Gin en at bet HL) ish SS) Miers on Auburn Ra M39 «8493 PAINT _ $1.69 GAL FOR ENT eee Hechester SOU HEROKTE Bn OBES eisai CO ae t ae Won eu tap: PP LENISIOON we 2 ta00 Fr S024; ANGI aioe alas WeGAL | moor sander - hand sander — | Sale Farm Produce — 75 ee es Dee ee Deentlaire mtore : SATILIS, 207 S. Saginaw | wall paper steamrra—waxers & | ee jen? ee ee anes’ 82%) ee S Mi s 60- arpace veruuta) “cleaners O8k | APPLES, 61. BU. UP HOMESTEAD YOU 1 Be Do WEE iNet er OT ery Cred t it ass Fee ‘ AA tee ceed ES ae ar bor’ ale pisccllsnecd L 0 NE inf AMERICAN | 1 4 SRS eae Eerieaiaal or Orerard see Orr iert na <i ‘ a ‘ . eit (th deacrec SELECTION OF UNPAINTED : , qe ‘ OE tC Lee tnt D : 7 a. : Hee : : : vie {i RNITURE All, FIRCTPIC TOOLS APPI! ANS rT = nop aq PIGS DRESSED 2% CEN LB ‘ i de furtion« Sale Housthold Goods §7 ;.,.,. |, dee ee a Shee: Ge wn Worse prices We) 6 ML HWE ; ri ~ FOR THAT FET PROJECT AT | MApie 6-60 poor before 3, or mh day Sriect yours soon - i a , ee “ maar tie: tke CO Authorizéd tartory service and low prices, gee Mofitcalm Bulld-| get m Su ; Daruasen, scorn (ainiter a SEA af ae eee genuine factory apse Free test ery Supply 196 W Montcalm | - —— : ART WN Bik Te : P rt onF Poppowl a (ass AT LON WE FAV THE fat cete, cupboards ar ar 2158 Dinie Hignwar PAF en ta lary) anusjuet FE 54112 Weekcave @ to 6 | Sale Farm Equipment. 76
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prpred for m aes eae : DOS Ee ee a 1 ee i | $575 for $205 Ph 45 one c te $1850 Di Oat ANS NE 818 LP ANINOD ie Pe PIGEN ATOR fATo Eecmen ACCORDIAN f OALL BIZES ? : BEI yf Pp sigue ; $B is AR EINES RO” CAKE a iad ' ; “or {t eRCeuent « Repaite ‘ ecordians é Tot aan ft 5a oe HEAT TY PRS? SSAPTRESR ANT 4 e645 MT & 3200 cena te loaned free to teginrer ty des- fr 2 homes fiance f on + cre, se ke Gea on es : — ; ie fou, fens Bnreil today FE a . a : Cie qi ales back SYLVAY a eee oO tr Sa: Ei islets ‘ re Gxt rs $54) BABY GRAND AKLINGION PL Ones acc ew ce modelsl We 69 font ; . R! AUR em pec asa : i ey nee 8 F Tare Ave 1%. $ 7a anu Ebony finish MI 46450 allow top prices for your o.d from Jake and pars i Or 2 $114 my ey OF ® eeacamrta 143 : eet ect ot “7p ont LF a SPINET PIANO, CABLE, saws . Pp ear 4. = (VAS OTe NS Be PRO BP Y r } f and F r ha ai Roz aut . ue e * ; ey thet Srou + ‘ Eo] a8 Sees ’ me A ne pene i ainich & Bar! big aipeoumt Midiand rotary filers. 3'a ENG fKFAR ST BA TRICK 8! (CHUB EH . A : mh tee rae MEE TA i eae es et eo $395 up Roe Products Co. OL lé-in, tiller with reverse Ohnice hil cee tiei 1 A - Poatre 6 te Har Aor Fak Creer asa Sd at 346 wy <1 | ee Vee. eee | 28034 OL 60571 have tillers from $120 50 up s50 1 : ‘ Sie ae Mel ee naan af ; ; oA sie oh saunlahee Sap iran : " Wheel horse & Economy riding tHELMA Ph A Uf > s Mastag <juare 1.5 89 x Ho ¥ OTAVEPE ’ AE wee fia femmerre | PIANO TUNING REPAIRS ne tractors, ai! implement: . 140 C ase-F 3 ai oe ; Mo ke Y Bs oe ' ae Ss —_ oe Bie Se ee Als dl me ae pAreveniporni) Oxford | OAR 382 Hetary .awn mowers Fairbanks FR a3: : FoR see] : a z . mAh : : a aie sy a DF Ms al ) ONE Fr TRAITFr A&A TARP PIANO TUNING ANID Seen Morse 2l-tn. riding mowers, Get
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CHETOLAL a ; : te : ee er ve ee , , $7 e “ow ce eee eee een aa “NETS LARGE 29 RENT A SPINET PIANO WITH See er ee JE Homesites"; pr “ ss Hero Aas Ap Soe : nce A i rt a ae eo a Eee = cab.net epten ta bay later All money 2A Scisidinnd a Filrabeth and Case Lace ry ere : . oe tN ‘ : Ree) dared ara fare f tosiees automat: water h © 2 Teaneen bali in wid be credited to your John pees = pies ve orci era up Terms y & Uo urs BE Lacan) lai et nar Huu hte Cues Le set a medicine acrount’ Gallagher's 38 E Hu | $P) Srecs. de VtiitOWAY MEOTRT near Sa ae CAD We tur Ke Ko orv ange ever PF. 3-#81( or FE Creck ard: toe paw egiy td ees fan net “olat lehts rite Bt —— r garcen & lawn
Red Florse fied gn REO eee ue ie) ee ; ‘ fe PULLMAN CHAIR AND SOFA 8) ce co ise oy Bs Hew ¢ ee all USFD) RLOND SPINET PIANO Make Lee By gsen tor your best peted gr: we furs shed unit Pence aid HAA On 34124 n dese esc a a a ch gen Galaghers, 18 ®& Huron St FRE! denis!
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j } rs = 2 ae 2 unis i aon ere f o he ficccaliera acd Ss Lig CHAIMERS G° TRACTOR AUNTING LAND fo ACRES Is oS ae) werele Su oe gece) RE PLECTIG® DRYER Pint le pee eter emer s ale Office, Equipment 63 Aitis cHar apee scree NDERSO? TE SWAMP EX NES © Wade fF hs [Ae taste elivered : —_ Age each aueay e ‘ At IRM XCOMANOF FE 2.1200 r 3 Rows barb ne St oD COVER CAL! & mo oo actortajed ON. scan parment ce 98 Onkand eee ee FRC HANO? 2712 EXECUTIVE DESK, TYPEWRIT-| 2-Whee! tratler $35 2 Rows CEE DEER R re eer = Plhimtorg pie stee] 1 bean wire cross cut saw. Phone MA MA 5-6858 aT HM r Me QE ORs Tis: te ne n $2 per week Ma: deg Washer) late . CA) USED CONSOLE TV Gee. yee. : e740 NEW AND USED er desk Remington 14°’ nolseless 56-1224 = ag in rae) Cees +p tion, $30 Phone TV antenna kit $0 98. (varages to Srrek 2 435 POWF jo Mi IWERS, ROTARY tipewriler and 2 chairs, all for — &———-———————— 4 WV LON | ; sarages to ea Tillers SAA ERS | $85 Royal giectiie typewriter late 2 a # = a= mi a * 8 A detect t _ohe ime \ model $250 1S‘, 5 Saginaw NEAR GIN¢ ae LEVITT ; e i. \> Walton Cort a. ORR 22237 WRECKING co we Dem Oe bse WF Mier, | basement Eagle Theater on 5 ss 1 First come. first served on acer Berk.ey Voss, New low price Compete mstal- Re RUILT VACUUMS GUARAN- 3124s Cee ie 8 eaiwars ieee nie 4 8AlF OF NEW ODD LOT CHAIRS DONT ies 5 UP ; - = qon Invi 8 Wood forth of | these fa acre parce! ri Tes P = | 4 ue f Oyt ie i gas. Kenyon teed Part« all makes 58 Morte Cee Orrrart Te Fa as oesUe) Mie Rt. Birmingham MI 46000 34 In all marked from $1284 t> - eCated fut ! } See ewes OR Fo ol : CE & IC ye EL Dae on : i ; “1 s = #127 00 in wood and steel arm c an {
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Sale Farm Equipment 76 Auto Serv ice 81 CAR? L by Dick Turner ____ For Sale Cars 91 _Vor SaleCars 91s *For Sale Cars = J. “For Sale Cars 9 | ____For Sale Cars 91
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1981 FORD TRACTOR, $750 29166. CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE r 83. CHEV: 210 #DR. RADIO
Wixom road. Phone Northville, Cy lip _tebored Zuck Ma ‘ = CHEV ROLET ° neater Ttone blue and Ivory, orte- LIT ILE | Convertible Never been heensed.
ae 2aHD a : owner Midwest €1498 after CO] I L\OTTOW New car guarantee.
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“FORD & FERGUSON =" .-- ; 0 ROU For Sale Motorcycles &3 1956 Demos. so EY ee ciate . HOT Is 7 fel re epe Minéve¢ rE 4 S 10aqgy 1983 PACKARD CLIPPER DE-
TRACTOR OWNERS (--- - -2 . —_ é
Let ws service your nC PARTS AND SERVICE ON a s — -
" your farm or business piace MveurHaviey Gsccleqe fee Hares 7 a FLOOR CARS OFFICIAL § CARS 48 TO) 52 CHEVY 5 All GOOD SPOT enn eclalpeete Hooter
tune-up. brakes and Davidson Sales Cb 372 South's COURTESY VCARS Medd | be ey AT ah ; SIL EM TODAY! wail Ures. Very clean. Only $895
peciaity Genuine | Saginaw : Piel te yOu Soils > lrevie 2 dy $1545 : | Tic AR ARE fey
Becket sinus os cate ‘B ts & A sories &5 Up mixes AND Ves OA 8901) m8 Dod J SiS “Saray, [em e705 HOWARD EARE ING
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35271. a . Ace top wth racin heater sutematie JD Pontiac Catalina SIUM) Apel ode na Ms yenou ~ we
‘McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS _ o yay 3 tard top eV agons trans Power Steering Wii FA ce ; ‘ ~ An . a - -,- #ulomatic transmission A beauti- dre and many more with po
Rentals. Parte & Repairs Dafoe igescheb.e Wilh sme.) dowo pay- 34 Pontiac Wapon. 31545 ful car | money tenn Studebak
1990 Crooks Rd M1 6-0446 : convertibles ment "S4 Ply 1 val Spas oe <2 Carkner Studebaker
is00 . . if ORION@MOTOR 8 ; : ivmouth Belve, SI145 +59 see ve ese
$00 CHICK ELECTRIC BATTERY (ey ay een ORIEN eRe e oe ae aT eet oe Mere Cus) Cpe S: >| airminghem MI 43410
brooder Misc. pouliry equipment WwW ybaugh NO CREDIT PROBLEMS . FORD — MERCURY a4 Pontiac 2 dr STO4S Automatic transmission, tadio & .5) prymoUTH @ DR. DELUXE
Mine SLGOR fs ot eee een rsd €30 attend Ave As low as MY u 2 53 ( hey les SRS rey Ss RIS Beater u Good condition. $205. No money
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$1599 ee Pee Hae 5? Pontiac 4 dr ....8 645 32 Mercury 2 door. . 49> JLEEREY FORD SALES
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SS MPRCUPY MOTOHS-TRAILERS Highest Trade — lowest Terms © 7 ueham Me 3a S| atch 4 di. eV cern a ehis
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dealers at Ortons:¢ Daiis Ma rotafl metal boats Tee Nee oe : 4 TO 2 FORDS alt GuoD eee ape easy to ral wi E_ +3885 ee { araner otudebarer
chinery Pn 45 Ortonville ilers boats étanda & carts 4 4 z DON T DELAY-ACT TODAY! teu | NG BTOK ane 272 8 Saginaw FE 20131 ;
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NOW IS THE TM ‘ J06 Orchard Lake Ave . ' i i ! .
WE HAVE A WIDE 8FLECTIC Fhone BE 28020 rs / y a> 4 Fy PP DR FOIE eae 1965 88 Holiday coupe , #7 PONTIAC 2-DR EXCELLENT
OF TRACTORS Al 7ES AY MERCURY OUTBOARD MoTORS a Ae Teli Eee | Oue bie : 1955 Siner 8 Sedan Cette ECn) CEE, City
MAKFS PRICE : ie Saies & Service FE 2-5 J pialinum $275 Udown (lb I)) Weed Super 2) ce Seort Lake Ra -
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Sota Ge clan (ate fae a nee Cioowing Dealer ence maniitices (ie od YOUR F ce OLDSMUBILE Jack W Haupt
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MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS DROP 3 fom on ' : : bn i Goen giles onl o oS eae ; $98 N Main Rochester Ol 1-076! : ee cee SE Lae Pe aaee ee eee Auburn “We found that mistake, 1 G.— happened four .ears $2 FORD ovis P| ; ie 8 Linco! : = 1955 OLDS SU es ga. GRAY AND Pontiac Sales
Oarden A Lawn Equipment. 1503 op y Se aos sce = “0 S4 CHEW BEL ALK @ DH SHARP Alto transml be COLN $225 MARATHON *92° 0% : : si
South Woodward. North of 4 new Doe DARE OE US elk) Ha en se tired hi EBA GLEE SS tw, : lel i es Ok ID SN foo een ats Walton mand Jester steering ‘FE 41208 Call after 1956 Pontiacs, company cars, of-
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SALES SERVICE AND RENTALS eas Fa Fae ie ; | oer wore heater expelient cond Gis ae ts: “VE Loan lenue tom ation a 15000 sca save the difference. Many N Main St, -Clarkston
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PER CENT DATE SOON TO. spring. Feathercraft and We) ‘*$2 FORD SEDAN DEI REAS 44 BEICK IN At SHAPE ¢ J81 uses eaall 5 ie ee Birmingham ; MI 4¢3410 FE 27234
BE ANNOUNCED. verine Baie Evinrutle motors ECGNOMY USED CARS Practiely new tires $il5u FE . : ee ne " ea : ~ 189 PONTIAC HYDRAMATIC. 2-
ve syawey I rx ter ose 22, Auburn Rr tay | > 278s ine eee FR 81321, ask for Rich $3 Packard 2 dr Fully equipped. 4; sis FE 80643, after 3 30
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HOUGHTEN & SON HARKER INC rLON BOAT . 13a FORD, TON PANEL PRC 34 BUICK ROADMASTER RIVI ‘iecuenee! . ers Salts & Service 605 ee en akee Champion sedan 9! STUDEBAKER CHAMPION
WORKS i gute cone tea: et beh wae EES ag le 34 FORID VICTORIA 1 RAH Veer cigan $595 club coupe Radio, beater. 36.000
$28_N. Main. Rochester OL 10761 iso Telegravl : re ya | POPP REN FA RD VSALES, Git, Si 2s0 FH Bleed etter ses7 Pivmouth Club Sedan New 29900 mikes loaded, CH ROR: eAirhs M pele M tae Sales tiles Immaculate 1 owner car.
aries ee graph - (er Condition A treat to the exc $4507 Green Lakes Se Carkner 5 lebak
Auction Sales Se Roe : inland Count USLESt Squth Blvd at Woodward FE 4.0587 ARNE OEUGE DAKE oo is —— 77 Transportation Offered 87 \os8 GMC DUMP 1948 GMC FLAI Quali ity Cars isa? Bivmauth eranprous ear (2S) PU 8 PASSENGER CONS Ounland County s L aStest Squth Bivd at Woodward FE 40587 9 Mt w3aro
AUCTION SAT MARCH 3 START } rack dump OH 37540 Origiia: powder bige faiton ae . wee teat ee ; Crowe eect 1948 STUDEBAKER $95 R & H,
ing 10 Mipin Located 0% wes CARS TO (CALIF “SEATIIUE | i 53 Cadiiacs | Renton, oOo S cnreme |..@791 Dinte Highway at MIS CW overdrive Ideal for second car
east of Walled Lake at 7105 W Fia, La Avert! Auto Bales 2020 WILSON GMC ? 2 “h fe hevia 2dr & conv | 1952 Dodge Corenet Club Zdr & VGweaue reck0GA Gieck beauiy | MAnle 55071 Open Nites “Tl 6 EM 32732 4
Maple Rd 1947 Internationa! M Dixie Hwy FE 2-0878 $3 Ford Va 8 000 mies Cyromati drove i & HO A teal Loe mies Like gee One own : 1955 STUDEBAKER ;HARD TOP
cece ene else nen farm TRUCK GOING NORTH PART Vie K e 4 Belek Super shar perfurmer rigy \ De MOREE WN BILD AS 4 7 he aT z Demonstrater Never been ii-
ed riding mare| joad either way FE 5-6806 : 2) thea ae) Raho) ‘ | . { as Vict 1S ane nites ‘Full ‘cr ot ; cored Power steering, and
and saddle, Guernsey cow due - SOL NEW ANID USED 2034 Ford Cony. au tee Pontiac Cuettain gest pdr TION NITY TAKE TM WO Scleal soins Pa Demet Nee 1D brakes White wall tres, aut
about Mareh 10. Quality of house. ri | 3S oe - J Studevaker V8, BKo& H Batra clean 2708. Orchard Leake Re Keegs ta ‘ ae puaTaAn'er : an tran emiselon anil rwithisicona
hold goods, several canary breed- y to sunny California on sched- {4}. 5-04 S85 J Pontiac RAa&H : (ar kney Stidlebaker 4 t can purchase for $60 per
oe aed eA pear cages and wee ue, Neos N Oak! { t sJoand S52 Pai kard i | a es Cr oe 19 Crcu Ty Bom ni tam Mio4 3410 th and $300 down
o! fh equipment Other - A engine Bittinel: Mere ens abana iat ass od Pari Va bs . D6 ‘ a“ . , 7 BREEN
mine items. ceph sn D ee | $75 Florida, $3080 Ferry Service. : : ay 52 Desoto Va F Hi i . ~\4 |. Le FAS ey ae Le To (aekne Studebaker
ernon State Bank Clerk [ne Agent OR 3-441 Al GMC POWER WRECKFH 224 92 stutebaker Chiu an ce CAAT Ea ee yotam A CAR BECAUSE OF SHORT Pomingham MI 41410
bow Wiles, Auctioneer Phone By WANTED BOMEONE! TO DRIVE W Montcalm FE 2 -66)1 FINANCE ‘ARRANGED | VlAnkscon , | HOES (OT ‘ CO! It PMPEOYMENT NO CREIi
__ ron 6263 rte A. or Denver Ret Cais lor Sale Cars gy! MANY TKANSPORTATIONS | CHYRSD ER PLYMOUTH HAY CHE DIT ETC” sponte Pol se
5 sed SMART AUCTION BALE, | _ nd witl EER ADE: | CRTC ah GU as ae Ow Gk UPOMOBI! Fs :
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jos — memnerecarironare Wanted Used Cars && POR HEAL ESTAIE OR Lehi c HEV! rT - XCFILENT THAT ° yor i ca vane yi
_ete - : \ CONTRACTS i ne LITTIE DOWN Aan ii MVP) = toting eae “| ane . ‘ Rees cGugur cory 14 OQ mir ew 1 : L
: . WANTED 1s) BIICK 4 DOOR BPECIAT. becistoND) | sb tre Vee . ; 5 7 af WEEKEY PAYMENTS OF Ao
For Sale Housetrailers 78 are wo + Dam mi ' ei. ne : Sabon priced BE 4 n44s | fA < ¥ LIME As ie ; r DEL CARS. C!FAN wo mileage origipal owner 2 4 5 oo . il \ | ree AS '
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AND SHARP BRING TITLE rust apote $475 OR 214 (4019 shes 2 1c
38. FT, 2 BEDROOM MICHIGAN MONFY WAITING AT Dakewird Ds Watains fake 52 He 1K 4 OR 1 OWNER CAL Ti NAT 9 Co-Sieners! 1 Xs >
ft Arrow, 1954 Phone OR 3-577) __ GLENN'S S adition FE 43140 THEE? NCL iy it “ROM We , = a
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XF Dy 14 etan [t&H Good cong bt : POCHESTER RONT) DFATER Inimediate Deliver. :
‘ MOTOR SALES De cy fal ble = 2448 after @ 30 iC (eu ct periy
2548 Saginaw St FR 473i! © pe nN CDi BUICK os ROADMASTER SE D \ CA Ro PON F ee Ee te . Dea! Direct! 1 WILLY¥S PANE: -
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; Trailer Sal i WANTED — JUNKFD OF USFD LCS CT everyu he y low vee i: . ' : vA V4 54 Interrational pickup.
oe soy make any model [oy mileage Must sell OR 3-7497 A LAUINIRS al HM es ‘ i AT < . a 1 49 Pontiac club coupe
Blewart Coaches have jalousie win- Y U CADILIAC 1901 THis car is! Trace your present y at on oes ee eats AM PP =e ‘vo Finance Co:! Jacobson’s Motor Sales
posal whe ooerell ines sous) B rv J E y AUTO PAK lke new shuld be seen to bet ot ot TSO Cle OU ay ren ‘vod! Hamnler Hudson Dealer
00 size bathrooms ft Appreciated Ra hydra 9 wind Ne it : RMS wi. heater autor {) S| Tit Mt? bal : pene tipi
cetlings, steel roefs oak tnside YE $-0219 _170 BAGLEY : eiield Washers outside sunvisor let ‘ 2 vee tear es EE buy Here—Pay Here : Commer Pike & Cass
walls ifr stronger construction UP TO $50 FOR JUNK & CHEAP rew seat covers new paint & new As a 4 lu \ 1. IW
and all wiring in conduit Bulit cars FE 2-2666-days or exes [. tires Motor ts pertect Call Birm xl) t XL, mA va 5 STITARP CARS!
Poel lifetime. 3-38-4245. ft WANTED SCRAP CARS e Didsiue til Cay CON Pat i” cane fie Keer DUR Wa Temilence soe YALE COME rea ART ae
fat the 47', fl upstairs job Ph OR 34-4511 00 CADILLAC 62. ¢@ DR BALE | euhat | v TAN oe Che tel
fecnceg ie, er lacareare ae “THE HIGH DOLLAR, = or trade 27 Mechanic St OP PAC TAT ks lan HUDSON CLUB COUPF P&P veubhat we adver tice NATIONAL Tiastor Chevrolet sales
ow insurance, ‘« : ( ) yee , ; : . BoGher tr In rhb ’ ' eae Es a , r
ay LO LoL Eee For high aede ws ao we Sie s Mel Nit \ S S16%s view tries a ‘ a x we Bk AS .D SKS ( rN] f me : Private Tomner gis [stock numbers aie MOTOR SALES CHEN ROLET, “DEALERSHIP i " fi tec i atvles wa Clits As luw . aah 1 F ” : c =
4 = need them Drive the extra miles 4 door radio Mm heater w wail as $405 Full price Make vwour pM 4 iets ee scent V1 8 SAGINAW MAra&et 415 Wa.led Lake
Generel couches pe 30 will pay youleel) 4540 Disie tifes, coral & gray, very sharp own terms See these OK safet) < |aw St ee taal | Hwy al . vee , ; ; Z - feasted aprclass today cr rete So Nes a ced
We dare you to compare these | JD XAXSWELT Ss Chew 21 2 Ir SAGs H sk} e Che r ee ae ae as ,
coaches with any anywhere OR 41355 Radio & rater wowall tires | SKIS EN. PHEE MG GLO HOLL Gales Poss PORT) Tl foGik S445
t , A BETTER CasH PRICE FoR beige & Ivory Heal tow mileage 6751 Disie Highway at MIs STAMPS Pay eqalepet A terrific railers of more on our jot a ;
all ti ; any make or model clean car ,. ; 5 Ly e104; MA 5 0011 (ypeu ointts lil & LARP 1RTON MOTOR S41 PS t ‘ m oes, t reer
We have a few used Krsiierss that | oF truck We buy sell _ trade Sa (nea TS f .. SIONS Pent nae Ly mae ye ON Shee
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we will sell on a rental plan Radio & tealer directional se $4 CHEVEOLFT 2 DR Rabo We tet 2 «4 at EE . “ee
Michigan Bottle “Gas Par cada to = | HASKI Ns Hak, two tobe blue, very clems healer As nive a Birmingham 4 : { ak 4 : - |
far es You wll find ot Sot Ye j ! Ae i*, : a é e oleae 9 ion 4 Nie na t thie
cessories Phon 2-072! , = : : : u . i a
1 mile 6 of tare hls ee CHIV ROT | Sex 24) <5") Choe Stidetnahs pige lest (uct aati oa Ue ne “ .
Oxford Trailer Sales can offer M lwo fone green Pawetade 1 Biem pal wer M1 44/9 tiie pe : 5 Aa el : ee ec ~To) a (i al = vt a a Ge caenemcns Gare
more for leas anytime’ Gee ‘ oe do he hesict, very tee . ! wa rote yi Vit 4 mt | , , ‘ , ‘ i meen son
1984 CHAMPION, 36 FT. GOOD OA) cy GAR PES Le i ee IOI zy 2
_condition, $2000. Call OR 3702) a us ing ee . (en =) a qs Geer Alta Seen i IORI 3T'} i" Pie he ag 1G
DISCOUN ARANCE SALE Inie Mee way et OM tatoo c rm F o> 16 ‘ ‘ie ‘ ies eae eon : : Le :
“Ess ui cuean wo Save MAnie $9071 Omengensye 0? cee in aah < hewees , “ ‘ er ee ie, Hck Sete Ae te ee ; :
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500 35 ft. Mve $600 46 1 Wrecked & Junk ¢a1 PON AS. ©] ar Se BG Save $1,200.15 {1 Save $260 |. WN ‘ . . ; Nt 1 = Jit. | ( An Ay ee
down. § per cent finance Genesee last Side Auta 2? ts, AU OIL UGS ATI, ' ss a ees ae .
Sales 2191 Dixie Mwy ‘ . ‘ ‘ sole ta r fon) erat al wee ha fet . ar a ae
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Ne Brat FEE COMMUNITY fc oe Ws HLL ACC HL ATTN TION fut, 2% (°S5 Pontiac Station Wan..$2095 L PaGercn Gre, aren AL a Ape iin, « my Pee a rere) p Veul pal W¥ Gili. .WWoud
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SPECIAL | 803 N. Main, Rochester ly Saisie Vase bir amie 80 uted care we - es CS S098) Jie p
SFI) CARS Ie (honey down Open every teal orice ms : 7 ee ae
MIDWINTER SAE) OPEN ‘TIL 19 PM @ Oatiana Ave fe esa ie : . a j
Reduced prices -on our fine se- | Obie yee argrea V CS » CHEV'R RADIO HEATER Ineegoa Sales & Service POSE | Mee Sr Soy Yas aoe ee a Die 2 cater, radio and heater, hydramatic tau to
aber at Tecondi\ioese ores cols See MAM Motor Sale r signals Power ghice FE 2 A194 al Rey Yow) Lictise ttt #R 42 t e trom
rooms that can be purchased on For top doliar on late or adel cars cE “ : PE nals qe weet ; ; re . oe
_ our rental purchase pian 2627 Dixie Hay YR Fett born € tev radet Dealer Pes b 1d aA i y= aye y fie 0 ia me C 1 eres
All deals inciude credit iif a es ' "3; 8 + , A : 1 | »» fhe HG eo { foo
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HUTCHINSON 2° Fe tzetist2? Bergan Cen rset BE 9 te” hana eo eae For Sale Trucks 90 pe a a “si \) | et ae : [Stee te Ve A se Oe Por { Cniel WO el Gio)
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HOM ES (ee, Clean Fixieiient cameditton of hy 9 “ ; ; ‘ ren : ' z 7 ; _
foes 1) CHEVROURT 8. TON PICK EP . an a eae BEST : ak = he i Ves Coe ey ( ‘ 1 jj Ce . l é {
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Tal Cr rater & defroster Diners fina! Se TUNITY vit aR e iy HIM ea sy oy : er :
algria)s Nie wilt eb annenra a ; _ 0. =e jar! Pax Nx fy ; at aos teater r RAIHAn eXtthn&
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are Lies ~ rp ; : ) 1 roe YY ay age
‘ 6751 Diate Highway at MIS 19s4 RUICK HARD TOP RADIO Bene ee cae ! mt : leper We eee aC Nh sae
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By I: NG ke Ee eilent condition $650 FFE . + me ae i \, . . 7 ko ON Leah; looeree 4( Door radio and heater hydramaliec
. . ans = ; = J CAD gaye an extra $100 tr =} (hey 210 WPtigte sea Woestelonr ne eS .
Unchel! iepmed leaders tp thelr 1853 DODGE % TON TFXPHrss mh orig the apring - —— oo, = ; _
price racee 1 2 anc 3 bra.) Motor pet & tires sere ee rg DO aoe Get a bette: 4 vor, RAT [OSS ea a Sa (ee es “EO P a4 dr. z o 995
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= TIOW ARD 1 AORN Bo INC ara So catty) « 292905 . au . * ‘ EOF fe Patio ard heater byvcramat' wht blue fonast
2705 Orchard Lake Pa Keres Sn a a ml na ; . A i ‘ t : i Aes s . - = = ‘ :
elections RO : ye . " E53 Pont. 2dr. clear L.5 795 yy ie! jE heyy ay
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 956
Bing Crosby Rejects
$50,000 Tobacco Plug By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK—Joe DiMaggio’s newest “Swedeheart”—Zahra
Norbo of Gothenburg, Sweden, and Hollywood—made a mis-
take when she first dated Joe at the Elysee. “I thought,” she
told me, “he was a football player.”
* * *
Vivian Blaine and mgr. Mannie Frank lunched chum-
mily at Bob Olin’s, she kissed him goodby—and flew to
Nevada to sue him for divorce .. . Tallulah moved into
her town house; being a jazz fan, she'll hold a “house-
cooling.” oe ee a
* * * * ‘
Bing Crosby has an offer of $50,000 and two cars to endorse
a tobacco, but he can’t afford to make any more money .
Shirley Booth went to pose for Photographer Cecil Beaton
who, after a fancy entrance, said, “But you're not photo-
genic!” Miss B. floored him with, “That's why you're here.”
* * * * :
They were introducing “the Earl Wilson Cha Cha Cha”
at Roseland;
leard while dancing with Olga:
Cha Cha because the count is too high for him—it goes all
the Way up to 3”... “Wait’ll you see him do che mambo”
. “I waited to see ian do the mambo and I'm still waiting |
to kee the mambo”... “You're just cruel” . .
* * * *
Mrs Tommy Dorsey (ex-dancer Janie New, mother of
two) is seeing her barristers about a divorce and a big
bundle of bucks ... The Duchess of Windsor was at the
Colony with S. H. Vallance of ye old financial district-
. ». Benny Goodman's virus and slipped disc caused him
to miss two Waldorf shows and the opening of his very
favorite movie.
* * * *
Frank Parker—who had Arthur Godfrey's best wishes
when he opened at the Las Vegas Desert Inn—took out a
gag that went: “I never know whether I'm working till I)
read the evening papers.”
* * * *
Helen Traubel’s licked laryngitis so everybody at “Pipe
Dream” is happy, including those who saw Temple Texas
dent her brand new car when showing it off to the cast.
Asked how she came by it, Miss Texas said, “Oh, I found it} That's fine. But how can we be :
in the subway.”
* * * *
Joan Crawford—poor thing—has a reversible mink coat;
white mink one side, ranch mink the other; got too bulky
so they had to cut out some of the ranch mink. Value:
$35,000 . . . The late Joe Laurie Jr.'s jokes, out in Pocket
Book form collected by Jerry Lieberman, say: “She's
been on a diet for three weeks and all she's taken off
is her hat.”
*
SMALL TOWN STUFF: * * *
Leon Henderson, the National Price
Administrator under F. DR. likes to boast of the native sons
of his hometown, Millville, N. J
They include: Dr. Elmer Hess, president of the American
Medical Association: Dr. Benjamin Weatherby, vice president
of Amerada Petroleum Co; Willlam Dougherty, secretary of
United States Rubber; Jack Mohr, president of Lentheric Co
and newly elected head of the famed Touchdown Club, and
Willlam Haines, administrator of the New Business and De- ¢™@'tainment
fense Administration.
Not bad for a community of 16,041 people!
THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
Grace Kelly's mother’s taking old friend Mrs. Marie Magee
‘fof NYC. along to the wedding Shelley Winters had
the cast off her leg, but ain't unfettered enough yet to Marry
Tony Franciosa, she Young Charles Evans of the
dress biz is marrying pretty Barbara
Hock in April.
ita Gam, reported in romances with
Joe DiMageio, “Romance? I wish Says
Says,
omeone would introduce us” . Jackie
Gleason’s press agent, Lee Myers (who
won $100 betting that JGd outpoint
Como last week) has a $20 wager with
Perry's atty, Jack Katz, that itl] repeat
Prof. Kinsey's in Europe asking
Those Questions . Paulette Goddard's
so E. W. showed up. Samples of dialogue 1.
“Oil can’t dance the Cha’
“Well, I'll)
say this for him; on the rhumba, he did a h—— of a shag!”:
} f ; 4 : S
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fluential figure in the industry,
and he is aggressively outspoken’
in his opposition.
He challengingly declares free ~
ITV programs are an American!
|tradition, for which any_ right-|
thinking viewer ought to aot (hese Television Programs - Pregrams furnished any stations listed in this column are = to change without notice.
Channel 2—WJBK-TV to die at the barricades. =
A BIT PREJUDICED
sure the general speaks from his
‘heart, and not his safe-deposit
‘box? After all, hes chairman of
the board at NBC. «@ . i » * *
This is a flashback to June and,
we are attending a stockholders
meeting of Paramount
and Barney Balaban,
dent, the presi-
“It now seems clear that irre-
sistible economic forces
some form of pay television in-
evitable. Experience shows that
more and more quality pro-
grams . . . particularly in |
sports ...are being withdrawn |
from sponsored television.
“There is far less freedom in|
TV than in any other form of
a few execu-,
tives and a handful of sponsors
determine what the public shall
see
» % *
“It is the promotion of products
that dictates the kind of programs
we have on television the
sale of merchandise, rather than
inherent values, that sets TV
standards
MORE SELF-INTEREST
That was nice going, but, as in
the general's case
to establish the disinterestedness
of the witness, since Balahban’s
company owns 34 per cent of
Telemeter, potentially the biggest
of the pay-as-you-see deals * ° ®
It should be noted, incidentally,
that when Balaban warned about
additional quality programs going it Was not easy
Pictures, 6:
is speaking: 6
make ¢
7:00 — (7) TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS
00—(7) — Annie Oakley. Gail
Davis in “‘The Tomboy.’ (9) —
Circle 9 Theater. Roy Rogers in,
“Heldorado,” Roy finds cattle |
man is head of international
counterfeit gang. (4) —News and
sports. Paul Williams, Bill Flem-|
ing. |
| 15—(4) — Sonny Elliot. Comedy
(2)—News. Jac LeGoff.
:25—(2) — TV Weatherman
Everett Phelps.
:30—(7)—Sky King. Enemy agents
plan to blackmail refugee sci-
entist until King arranges plot
“Boomerang... Kirby Grant)
stars. (4) — Western Marshal |
Local sheriff is replaced by)
criminal Steve Donovan, once |
sent to prison in “The Crooked,
Star.” (2)—Linkletter's Kids —
Art interviews mo |
:45—(2)—News. Doug Edwards
—Kukla, Fran and Ollie |
Puppet comedy. (9)—Hopalonz
Cassidy. William Boyd in *‘Guns
Acorss the Border.”” (4) — Dr
Hudson's Secret Journal. Daring
surgery is performed on a raii-
road worker who risked his life
to an old man in “The
Tony Story.” (2) — Cross Cur
rent —‘International Robbery,”
drama |
15—'7)—News. John Daly.
:30—(7) — Topper. Mistake by
house-movers almost cost Top-
per his home in ‘House Wrech-
ers,’ comedy with Anne Jeffreys
tobert Sterling. (9) — Million
Dollar Movie. Trevor Howard, |
Flizabeth Allen in “Heart of the!
Matter,’ drama of police com-|
missioner and his fight with his! Dr.|
save
Channel 4—WW4- Ls
Channel 7—W x
from various “hospitals.
Denny Vaughn Show Musical |
variety. (4) — Robert Montgom-
ery Presents. Jackie Cooper, |
Joan Lorring in ‘End of Morn-
ing,’ character study of man
who must find a new pattern of
living after a disaster. (2)—De-|
cember Bride. Lily promises her
family not to meddle in other|
wrestler | people's affairs, but
who wants a movie career js|
challenge she must accept.
Spring Byington plays Lily Rus-|
kin.
10:00 — (7)—Story Studio. Paul’
Henreid in “The Jewel.” (9) —
Boxing. Featherweight Bout
Miguel Bergios vs. Bobby Bell.
(2) — Studio One. Mildred Nat-
wick with Henry Jones, John
Lupton in “Always Welcome,
story of woman who makes ca-
reer,of raising homeless children’
and how one tough boy tries to
ruin her as hold
10: 30—(7) Mery
Marlowe in “The
Waterfront. Capt. John disguises
himself us a Mexican to trace
band smuggling Mexicans into
the United States Preston Fos-
ter stars in “Live Cargo.” (9) -
Sports Album. Films
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Queen. Hugh
Win Vas
Musical
variety with Soupy Sales. (9)
National News. (4)—Ne = Paul
Williams, (21 News é
Goff
11:10—(91—Local Weathercast
Crash. Sofia
Was a Wom- 11:15 — (7) The
Prresde! in *’This
an." (9)—Good Neighbor ‘The-
ater. Gaylord Pendelton in “Un-'
tamed Fury,’ engineer tries to
(4) YZTV Channel $—CKLW-TV ’
of Music.
/12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. |
(4) Feather Your Nest. (7)
Beulah.
12:45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Fea-
turette
1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Color.
jand. (7) Lunchtime Drama. (9) |
News. Shoppers Show.
1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce
1:30—(4) Good Cooking.
2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis.
Hour of Shows. (7)
Seven.
2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty
3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC
Matinee Theater. (7)
Film Festival
3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show (4)
3:55—(9) News
4:00—(9) Justice Colt.
With Life. (2) Brighter Day
4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod-
ern Romances
4:3—(2) On Your
Queen for a Day. (4) A Date
Account. (4)
5:00—(2)—The Early Show. 44) —
Pinky Lee Show. (7)—Mickey
Mouse Clubs. (9)—Dance Party
5:30—17) Mickey Mouse (lub.
(") Howdy Doody. (9) Howdy
Doody.
* Jackson Blasts
Air Secretary. Senator Says Quarles
Is Trying to Minimize
ame the Flori iverglades shopping for a B’way play - Cathryn off the air, he meant the free air tame the Florida Everglac
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Damion gets her big chance inj the/off- aters, over 5 closed eireuite must break the law. (4) — Tony) Robert Karnes in “A Cowboy's B'way show, “Best Foot Forward.” ees . ‘ ‘ ' Martin Show. Final show. (2)—| Lament.’ (2) — Miss Fairweath WASHINGTON (INS) — Sen Some of the Toots Shor mob went CATHRYN What this amounts to is pay- Robin Hood. Robin's skill with er. Bette Wright lene M Jackson «D-Wash) said to Washington to see Jimmy Healey sworn in as a Gonacesse as youssee felevision the hard bow and arrow saves him from 11:20—(2i\—Les Paul and Mary las pe fae Ne Te
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