ay ae = Foe ey e ; / % iC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1955 63 PAGES Ce Bk orate 2 ot t * lls 290 in Nation K Ask, What About Others? on embers i ts DETROIT (UP)—The pérents of a Detroit man whom the. Russians , i e Detroit, Parents Restrain Joy. at Word Reds Will Release Son From Prison Noble and Marchuk at the camp. ‘The father said he had also seen Verdin’s signature on a card sent te Noble's friends in Germany. © heard of Verdine,” Neble said. | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) and As ot (Continued.on Page 2, Col. 3) oe ee ee ' Thursday, President’ Eisenhower ‘Rain, The Fit 4 | pieealteht elites wee Youths ‘Are Sentenced | it Onn wnemmuge on the state AGHI, n UTTIOS — | te Russians were holding Ver- | for Destructive of the union, F f iT son aes te oe at Woodhull Lake The President, who to -. OMmorrow Russians to clear prisoners they | Three juvenile boys who admit-/ Augusta, Tage He he. ed Mostly cloudy skies and rain are ‘plan to release. However, the |ted causing $20,000 damage in 4/| spent the holidays, arranged to in-store for Pontiac tomorrow, ac-| Meds denied any knowledge f (rampage through 18 summer homes| confer this afternoon with mem- ating wo Oe 0.8, Center Be) Centon. at Woodhull Lake were sentenced | bers of his Cabinet and Repab- y my it wi hegreed oie : _ pews lv ge hog) imam Hican congressional leaders. iow ‘Herel, te |W ls Issued “Fumio ab Giiiia iplensead | gna conten ot bio Tieiesteg eg pacly rlrg edbcomcmpee | task I've ever had since I've been | message, traditional vehicle for of 32 to 36, and-high tomorrow will/*.. A ndoni Bod on the bench,” Doty stated as he | outlining legislative recommenda- ty 3% to ©. Tomorrow night, will If] ing V | issued 1% to Syear terms ta. the | tions. . colder with « low at 00.0 mR ntawhd vo (I The first order of bussiness in the “Wednesday ts d to be | moval of « dead body was issued The youths are: | oe Oe ee ee —_ Hetchigan {itis morning ty, Oakland County Hated Parker, 16, of sao ris | for ot cuutrol St the Senet, De i or. Frederick. C. | Clarkston, Eugene Buchheister, | on ; | again “William ‘Danke, 32, who| 16, of S189 Clarkston-Orion Ra. |=‘ from 30| tl police heeft the ody ot Mirx| ana Raber! Withey, 2 ot aoes |, last ime Arp tngren Ruth J. Trenary, 41, in a swamp) Lakeview, Weedhell faRe. = Larry and the White House by an- ee. | make told police the weraanidied| “Al” three admitted smashing] other was in 1947-48, under Harry ‘mercury ery. An autopay showed the cause | $2000 4 & varidaliem spree \be-) | Eisenhower is not expected, 1 4 . F : tween + . a as badly ag Truman, 2m. ‘ey oe ee eee The three were waived from |tion drawn from Democratic and ] yo caus mess of’ the| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) lope ior Son's Release From Russia |l,$, Will Rejec [Soviet Demand | | Hfor 11 Children Russians. Also Pledge - Release of 2 Americans Brian Out, | Judge Named Williams Picks Bohn as Ex-Justice Battles Retirement Edict | that the three children in the U.S. | Hammarskjold’s Request for Top indian Diplomat what was said. — = Neither Nehru nor Krishna Menon had been at the airport to fo Aid Mission | on Trip Turned Down ° | |republic for 10 turbulent jyears. ee Secret police officials said Taken FromLake “Fellow Anglers Rescue Vern. C. Pelton After | "tone Fall Through Ice The 53-year-old owner of a Holly , | dairy was rescued from the frigid waters of Crotchet Lake Sunday by a human chain of neighboring ice Vern C. Pelton, owner of the » | Hickory Dairy, wag returning to ice fishing when the ice gave way beneath him, , wee. : Pelton struggled in the 15-feet deep water but could not pull - | surface. Alter 15 minutes in. the chi, water, he began shouting for help, — oe : Four nearby fishermen heard his calls and scrambled over to his Oe ee ert Tucker and Hudson Oliver, all of Holly, stretched out on the ice to form a human chain to pull Pel- ton out, page Pelton, of 14205 Fagan Rd., Holly, Oakland County sheriff's. deputies gan set trial for Jan. 6. Ship Traffic in Suez Canal to Move Again Tomorrow NS) — Ship traffic may be resumed today or tomorrow through the Suez Canal, which was blocked last week when a railroad bridge collapsed on

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Colorful floral art Bane Big : 16x24 inch size, " 16x24 Inch Size — _ SHREDDED on looney! Pillow - i i iia EN bs ¢ ' a 2 A THE PONTIAC PRESS. MOND AY, JANU ARY 3. 1955 . [Your Watch ‘ aon) idee 5/50 Deaths Last Night NEW YORK {Amy Menee 7. Halit- ssociate Ps gy A a 1 counsel of the National Labor Re Board, RY, Conn.—Andrew W. Conniff, " Pe = » Press te! © | | and father of Prank Conniff, New York : Satan and war correspondent. ‘| ‘Milwaukee—Eawerd C. Johnston, known candy, chocolate and — A - aly iy ery nt und board oe ma #9. chairman of of, Hatri-Seybold Co of the na- tion's largest mt manufacturers of printing GAINESVILLE, Fia.—-Col. Edgar 6. Walkér iret.) 06, oldest - living eraduate of the U.S. Military Academy. BERKELEY, Calif—Galen M. Pisher, 61, active inwpocial and religious work lor 60 years and author of several books. MIAMI~Milo Luke, 64, one-tine inter- nationally renowned and ft rome member a the Chicago ’ ¢" pany, Born in Prague, Czec skin. Arthur ©, ; John Paige poses ‘Diag time r ounder of the Knit of Colum st, Boston. gehts bus track meet Bei gi er "48. millionaire ‘am: w _ shares | worldwide Unilever organization. Was the Concrete Hurt? DALLAS @—Charlie Ray Zalli- of the of the Reporter - Comes to Boil Making Stanley Steamer By HAKMAN W. NICHOLS United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP)—I got what |. I've always wanted for Christmas —a $tanley Steamer automobile. This wasn't @ real one. It was a 69 ‘cent model you have to glue together. A sort of a quick con- struction kit. The American Auto- mobile Association headquarters here some 25 of these: tiny -models in a show-case in the lobby of their new building. My steamer Is 2 1909 job. in the AAA exhibit are 1963 | Cadiljacs, a 1910 replica of the Model T Ford, A 1911 . Rolls Royce, and cars the very young among Us never heard of, like the 1904 Rainbler, —the1910 Pierce Arrow—not to mention a ‘few others like the 1914 Stuts | Also and over-did it. There went two wheels, Slide steering column into slot in floorboard on right side of body. | (See drawing.) The drawing didn’t reveal much, And for lack :of a” slide column, which I didn't recog- nize on sight, another. operation was lost. Insert rear axle in right sidg of body: That shouldn't have been too difficult, but somehow it never. got done. And so it went. From front fender to left side of body to posi- tion on right side while I applied more and more glue. Place steering wheel in hands of figure after point is ) ary, the | instructions wound up. I didn’t bother to paint, so 1 didn’t tubs around putting the steering thing + wm hands of figure. “Now your model, is complete the instructions say. Well, my model isn't ready for anything. I have'a few missing parts which I probably lost on the way home. I als®& have a few things like the rear axle and the sidelamps and the ne. left over. f -New Aides Begin Work New Oakland County Assistant Prosecutors Edward H. Shigley aid William E. Lang began work today in the prosecutors’ offices in the basement of the courthouse building here. Eight assistant prosecutors are now{ on the job. Expires in Colorado and ready for the den or office,” | ‘Perennial Socialist “DENVER @®—Carie Whitehead, who figured in virtually every: ‘naj. or Colorado political race _since 1932 as a Socialist party candidate, died at a hospital yesterday after a long illness. He was 77. .- ‘Whitehead came to Denver in 1899 after his graduation from Columbia Law School in New York. }~ Although handicapped by illness, he waged a vigorous campaign for the U, S. Senate last fall, He was a close friend of Norman Thomas, perennial Socialist candidate, jer president. - Attempts. to grow sugar beets in .Massachusetts and New York in 1830 were a failure. JANUARY cee ree ee en eee * Bearcat,‘the 1908 Buick Rambler. 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JOHNS, N&d., (A helicop- © ter completed a mercy ‘flight yes- "| terday to bring an infant born with «| a Spinal growth to a Grenfell mis- son ae so on eee of Newfoundland. 40 miles southwest of the hospital at St. Anthony’s and on the other side of the peninauia. * A waree who attended the birth| : reported it by radio as Siamesé " wins, but the last night it was a single baby born with a large mass-of tumors attached to its spine. Doctors at tempt an operation to remove the av oe : 13, 1936) 7 the hospital were expected to at-|f The Greatest” ‘Inventory 7 "you buy your | y carpet before Jan. & we will GIVE, NOU a BONUS With each installation before Jan. 8th we will indude 32 oz. padding at ~ NO EXTRA . : - CHARGE of — right in any Beautiful deep, carved TWIST. Heavy, durable, long wearing twist carpet that "All rayon — loop in Beige 9. Ft. only Assisn sexual FLOR AL | Never sold below sanpeae per yd, a co mis Meee miintaliend $i tite. Free --estimates—Above rca MAKE A STAIRWAY A | Shompicee If you fieed carpet or will in the near future you can’t afford to miss this once-in-a-lifetime sale ver $125,000 worth of carpet ‘will be sold at a fraction of its - worth — discounts up to 50% and more. Carpet from all the lead- ing mills—New—Perfect Quality —No seconds—No mill ends— Buy. Now! Soft tone-on-tone pattern for care-free wear. - Blended of wool and rayon. $7795 ‘Sq. Yd. Cotton. Cut pile — You can’ carpet a bed. room or den for a few dollars. setting. R50 design of looped yarn — \ A beautiful, pattern to make a room come alive. $=95 Sq. Yd. TERMS of ‘SALE. Dei a vat Tiel “— | deal Oy gf 3 ' Oldest Locally 0 Ouned and 1 Operated Flo Covering Firm! ur History! CARPET CAN _s Extra Discount | on Stair Carpet f} Many rolls of 27 inch stair carpet or hall run- ner — Values to $15.00 per yard. REDUCED to as low as | $¢ 95 | lin. yd. Better Dresses aminihdaaie DRESSES to 16.98............. 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Joun Pauw Starr, an aero-medical — pipntiet 9 aen! og: : In'the interests of determining the best type of ejection” appa- ratus for pilots of jet planes, he risked unknown hazards in a. rocket sled speed: test: The sled - Tan on a track 3,500 feet long. The period of acceleration was five seconds and the top speed - attained was 632 miles an hour. From top speed to water brake stop took 1.4.seconds. . - : WASHINGTON—This is the mo Th oe : j ui ‘ i iF i ; eedy aut fat | i Hl i fi i S pare 3 T 4 ad in il i | | F cf 3 i l ‘ | : if i! i ig i i SEETZE F : : ‘pressures to which he was sub- ie cade MES 5 3. jected, Me was blinded for eight and a oo capa appreciate that ‘half minutes and had two black eyes. peas i reached $256,000,- * ipsa Lene HO five seconds af 20- 000 a year, four times the cost of weweeyicn he was subjected to : pressure of nine Gs, or nine times : N pri still i ee ee Se ‘the force of gravity. This blacked a, ta Soren, Fy Sepgais ent ot anman wouh ts Oh ee eee - out his sight for two seconds but ’ us “mistake a headache for will- can suddenly alter such-e course. didn’t interfere with-his think- ~~ Rd eae It it isn’t ——— sit. ing. From speed to stop he oe: Pledges on a night club “ation which can apple lates @ nek ae as paper hat are not legal instru. cart, it could be the tinkering was subjecte P ; BAN . ments in the sense of the tourna- With the domestic situation by or ae —— = Se tal Ss the , “é . Col. Stapp ish’t ready yet to say «© . Marching Along Together *. : . . Challe lines wider, - @ reduetion in taxes and the dis- whether it would be safe for a jet. pilot =“ = — ¢ human suffering in to bail out flying 1,000 mph at 35,000 Voice of the People | We will be waving it instead of however, the spenders in Congress mgthen. our economy # ot ce aman oe COMMunism Is a Vicious, Ungodly Life; *"*": cua, "ue tn Coming ween tle Lo aed Wake Up, America, Urges Ralph Keeling src: suns teas ranch. te” fon wi be introduced. Not all the heroes of aviation are Leta a ve soem sists ers ecrmneiae shin «sunt vind that quedtion. fo bere cat We fi mows cond ~7 _ fliers. an son teleghune wane ef the that can save us. We need the help re a few lines. put windahield - wipers on his te So. : 2 - - : a i g i : if the writer so of a higher power... ; t ud of smoked. ‘s ' sasly ____ANoTHgr person deserving much more. finer '*F * oritical _ Ralph Keeling teas veer I rp det ‘ni PEs —_—= ate aun: Ae dv. eredit and praise than he receives is the Communism as practiced in Rus Rowe ane eT Ee ae tee tome \tatib ee be coda Eikiien, 7 OA) Ou to be seen whether - eh: one who invented the road map that ‘sia ts vicious and ungodly way ‘Give a Dollar's Worth The issue pertaining to the ofl The United States is as powerful fi Demesrais wm Prats." = intiody thin oer sur. folds like an accordion. i of Mie. sin leaders do om of Hope to Bobbie Dunn’ caiiea, Camel wa tea _—, Sent aes a in i iver eae . be distributed to the free : a knife at their nat | @'s tungry at a cost of five cents The Man About Town. _—_—_ back. ‘Some of our leaders dition of 800 already 10 the Increasing Values . HH i rr rt : 77 i fe f E ik ie ill = is ev i , EE anes ig rd ee it was the the biggest single influence on i. ‘~plistaed Sor, twa cimts per peraqn per. day - — Eee. . in Oa = County paagirey 1 the Indiana- the economy. But they will have 4 Pe : Final day for Christmas het, | to recognize a supplementary ie it é git pite | i | E a i igtpe fi z E ett ical wee vos eos ; part of the purchase price of $8,000, and for > fa: Pavehinlociet Ser tat oa et eey mn. es He Tare, Soe ecords of 8 Peychologist be __ Femam and hil tn this county for & exceeds a quarter mle. me ~Some Nursing Homes Won't Release 2 ss"2 =" _toaadopt some such sane solution ofthis Witt er oaeatet ~Elderly People; Want Their Pensions : who néw adds that his dad forgot to mail tt, — «wnite slavery” ts going on : | . ‘ “pot it's OK because I got what I wanted : i | fe ay if ! 7H ‘i ifs ‘i H if nai H i Fg a ? Ht | ansity* on terly people i” read of the tendent of the home ‘ me some o ‘ a nursing home : , saying he time. : eat ES Huby ‘was thas Rept. prisoner Saint permet Saat ee ber without the. this. country for the tree and in 1008 to's, popular ‘nope, bat , = A pedigreed dogowned by . “= HBell gna should been re. . He told her she was in need of les “ame ge equal right to make our own it's in 1986—the presidential elec- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Crawford: sed, because th. further Ulti- ameter cma eo oe ah ye : | : 4 i i i Ht li i i i ui Bilt eu sbi z i 3 ; »/ One of the first results was @ embroidered on it) : / @hange in the Garuda, the mythi- | eke tien Te a soe. Acme get ge aa" a | ' wo oldest graduates of Michigan sa a fk oh rollin oe Agricultural College, now Michigan State. brilliant mind and a. remarkable ei Sn and halfman. Former- - . couege, have died within a few-days of each Vocabulary. In her youth she went “ly this emblem always appeared other." The oldest, : 5 eee . | with golden body and red wings, = Dr.L. 8. Bailey = = + Bu past 4 . Nowithas blue wings of Ithaca, N. ¥., who graduated in 1882, died she has lived in a small room and = os low wings Dec. 24; exactly pata ek after “has received an old age pension - = = 4 * * * * me = : ee F Be, tis “pee Me - 5 _ © Afar more noticeable change has af- of Holly, # meinber of the Class-of 1883. Both felt ‘and cut her ection , fected Thailand roofs. In the past the were %yearsefage. =. Bt mand she. developed 9 Math. eg Be g g En ns re * . * d Alsi it aa es z Z F J § 8 = 3 3 i 5 4 Z : 3 be A _ ernment buildings will have green roofs. said- to .be the largest of ite-kind tn the "| Unfortunately, as the Swiss Review of "NOM MS | Affairs points out, Thailand’s Ji RT ee me a of Detroit, who was born at Hoily in 1907. bmmunism is showy and imprac- fice “coud i ae OF fh st i . 5 iar 33 ie Hl te i 8 a sits? | . 3 | y = : * es : eee 2 = aw : ee a a ee oS se = Ree is 3 g = 4 i = 2 z 3 % 3 Es ‘ ‘ —s 4 ee: : 2 fete 4 get hee Seon mee: eS 4 me . 2 Eee = S : x 4 2 ; . —_ 4 ge = sgt : - ee . g id eee y : . 2 : . ‘Mr. and Mrs, sto the ot 281 eet * te eo eae E * 4 oe * La. pictured in a tall hat and an old-fashioned gown. To- es nun toe Laue ts conti sad og es So goes the rhyme of Mother Goose, a storybook lady more than 200 years old. Almost everyone knows of her. The cheerful old i 45 ay Breinis ced 8 « e3i% UAR Seip im Hoe Sud eyuir fie j ny eh iinine ~ : 1 = te ra eo ‘JAN aE hol . etitZ ie je Hill RAE (eet ey i : Lt. John Brown, 28, a native of | day's picture, showing her sailing along on a big gander over the Virginia, was killed instantly when hill, can be cut out to rock along your his — crashed in a field it Dlelas | te! Pe | Li in 7 Hi eon heralded the event, and the a F iff ag ul 3 5 fsijeany Hl | | sie = 3|| Mae Reg. 149.95! mbent Clare p samy ae hip tend sheriff nomi- E ee ct ay i : Pil Ht Hil il i f Ar Hal $9993 Ball apenas « Bees grote (peg nat. rnp aman nation, tl HT if id i; le : BR He A be i ih ali Hare A lifts: a hip ga Mr bat we on 2 a i Ett Hitt Pill EE ui ae ws Rhee feriti Ha 3 i é l iis tit i 17 a 4H F qin y th ne ia 13 Hil : ily a ite 36 ita ihr TRE a malta \ . ~Triple-Action Delivered, tnatalled and’ Serviced SAT. TO 9. pre hbuton _ All-new pus OPEN MON., Ba | [MBH a i i aut oll hifilis! < | BH rh Hii ay i bein! wall st i year f ae ‘if t home si en : ait y: BUHL iy ihe -2 it AL d HOH dey an ; ‘B22 A. bil ; it nfs rll ii Ht TT ie iF HE He a & Yo + = : e _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY: 3, 1955: l i 4 “You” know you might have wrecked my: ‘car by misdirecting us?” gp dha mae ‘T couldn't care Bi Hugh Lawrence Nelson -|and didn't know when she'd be ing. to The Spires?” wale alt

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Tih r. of the and f Hite: Degips way in the “ces Bee ‘peech and ite I have no doubts as to ETT EEHE &* 3 oi iets ii HP a Nk Te: in| i Hi | fe : Be: fs 7 f rile | iy Te tt HEHE 21] ie Bi ie Weis Fall it Thread Slertaden of law enone agencies, ‘|the FBI, no enemy-directed s 1a = * “Tho ught} ul Service ¢ & | a pe nomenon» pi a I d rich 00 2 BE G ae © i > Pa NMR Recon eR 5 ag Er LJ ah aye . i) eee PONTIAC c ranks, MONDAY, JANUARY 2 1955 ae Be The Secret 1] ak Pomodiat Is the “Know How” = - of Our Operators : MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS $500. —. 10” cng ta ot Open Wednesday Al Oey non Friday "til 9 P. M. |Word Record . Set by Writer : “MARTA BROWNING agements| “Revoalod Over Holiday of Alpha Phi. New Store Hours ‘Monday Th Wednesday. : sa | 7 of pan ; NG te. Oe Thursday Thru Saturday = oe - 10 to 9. : Sunday - 2 to 5 er nese ~~ —— | Alwtns.. - Huron-et Telegraph Exclusive Spertowest heed Ladies 5 (Ett Dth Pie ooh CAREFUL DAN’S BARGAIN OF THE oom - pl a 2 Ht 3 I f3 eee ee *eeqteee LT, i AS This iso a real ale: These items are from our Bapaley winter, stock. Famous names. Nationally advertised. vi og -_ OSWEATERS | ° BLOUSES “sams °CHLDRES SNOW SUITS pees be Loo aR ommndepsgebe Cranbrook States. Art Show} ape ‘IInitiatory Degrees Received by Two $17.98. Noo $izs8 | FOR JANUARY ‘SWEATERS © CLEARAN cE! | Ree. $15.00 Hats... Le _ Bee Sm $11.88 ; xz Aut BETTER WINTER: HATS" | Upt0 $45.20. 49 AN Segoe 50 ee —MILLINERY— @#eeewe “ee ewe Reg. $16.95 Hats. .. . ss» Reg. $12.95 Hats. ... oleied Hats Regularly ‘Sold to $89.95 Regularly Sold to $69.95 Regularly | $55.00 i. Regularly Sold to. . Flannel, tweed, “in ind flared. All colors. Sizes 10to 16. FORMERLY — $ FORMERLY ~~ § FORMERLY. $1 SOLD TO SOLD TO - SOLD TO. - | $5.98 ...... *. \ST96 i ce $10.98. .,.- | s Skirts — Main Peet 8 i “Sein, ‘crepe, fille: v acd : dresty and tailored, black we holiday dolore. Junior and misses’ sizes, FORMERLY FORMERLY i} s FORMERLY, s SOLD TO SOLD TO” $14.95 ..... $1795 01..." SOLD TO Budget Dresses _ Second Floor oo Regularly * Sold to t. $139.00 Regularly - Sold to $119.00 Regularly _ Sold to $99.00 Regularly -_ eet Floor : mt NS OFF je ; : Plein tee iN a Regularly Sf Regularly Sold to Sold to aa 95 +79. 00 - Better Dresses — Second Floor - “GIRLS COATS TODDLERS’ THRU SUB-TEENS’ 100% wools, fleece, a chinchilla, boucle, solids and checks | wee $ | Wee $ ; » 5 $29.95 1 8 3995 & Oo : . oo: BETTER. SWEATERS 100% wool, eslon, orion, short sleeve. Slipovera, ge cardi Sizes" 32 to 40: tong sie GIRLS’ DRESSES - ‘TODDLERS’ THRU SUB-TEENS’ ~ Cotton, taffeta, velveteen, sage - Solid, plaid, print. Were @ = Were $ : neal * 1 2 See: ‘ $8.95 + $1295 | 3 ‘Young Felts Shop — Lower heed * ; edné Folks Shop — Lower Level ‘ a Ee ot fg a 2 i Malady Sold to $79.95 Regularly Sold to. $59.95 Coat Salon = Second Floor é. Were Ec Were to.$495... eee Bete ee -. sop ToS Oe "$05. _* “THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 155 : ES a ‘Don’t Let if .. | 2-Hour Free Parking - tTooth Flaw a HAVE YOUR TICKET VALIDATED | | Remain 7 AT JACOBSON’S WHEN YOU , a - MAKE A PURCHASE Le |) How totié the dreary ‘ld wives | tales hang on. One specter is van- ” quished;.only to ré@ppear in some | — . oe reputable location, clothed in all ‘| the disguise of ‘learned language. : : The ones that last the longest | an . are hung on our fears: It’s no sur- ral | should get a good look at your p > i ge : feoth cmd X-ray them every six ison AY - ? I. be doesn't notify you, call and a. Se —_ = seen ome Linda ( left) and le Marios’ ‘are 4 Saving a fine tis time in endar’ Make them for hushand| St» Petersburg, Fla., these days vacationing with their jand children, too, ~ . | parents, Mrs. Robert ‘Merion whe-is picsared erga her And as for the pregnancy, your daughters, and Mr. Marion, They are visiting with Mr. strong | Marion’ s parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Leland L. Merion in , for your baby’s teeth and. their wiriter home there. - your 2 i : E H E co yee deta ae be an] Exercise Feet. Umbrella Rack PEGG z i a8 ae S s 5 re a 3 s i eae / COATS... 3 | aa : f i. -. Dress and casual coats — fitted coats — say coats _ oa —— | -.. fur trimmed and untrimmed coats — short coats. -— % Fines — fabrics. Misi, juniors. , DRESSES... _- _ Now Open—Our New - Wool costumes — jersey dresses and ensembles — one _ DRY CLEANING - and two-piece crepes — cocktail dresses — long and DRIVE-IN Pp LANT . / short formals, Misses, juniors, half-size. = ~ 605 Oakland Ave. —— _ (Just North of Wisner Stedium) DROP OFF YOUR CLEANING! SUITS... | ‘ea ert Worsteds — gabardines — checks — flared, box and ~- f= a | fitted styles. Juniors, = mises. , aw Pry - fad Osklond on ize Pe =leey Se INTIMATE APPAREL... "SEMFANNUAL - Slips — gowns — bed jackets — panties — petticoats — en pete is rey Pauli’ SAEs ‘SPORTSWEAR... = Women's tec Skirts — blouses — knit dresses — jumpers — jackets Cry ction — raineoats — pedal pushers — Bermuda shorts — ” RED CROSS SHOES - LATS «a SPORTS” 5 ee ee Pimps — Straps’ Oxterds.42Oimia. — Stropy’ i Oxfords | oe Reg. $10.95 0 $1295 | — Reg. $795 0 $1095 ris’ coat sets, snowsuits, outer e + Soe. nee ae ras wnt ott eee $4e : $6 pe $380 $480 blouses, sweaters — toddler clothing. — . om ii | 18 ni seo . ‘50 et. re | : - oe ane mT i" Men: S Shoes a ak, >: oe ~ WALKOVERS _ = | FORTUNE : PED ) N ‘Town and Coury, 1 Mil dress and etal shee ! oe age | $7 13" wal a4] 5m te NCAR A WE i i it: 6 ie 8 $ >? &e + eee & Pee ee Re ce ee ym ee we > w ie A A A A A MB 8 A Sapa 8 age Ms Ae gga % No Asodatnent Woeossary IMPERIAL Beauty Salon 20 E. Pike St, FE 46-2878 = “it fe Spemeneeeeermennmemeeneene fo 4 Vs e fo ead 1662 SO. reuegeabn no. * ‘ - Semi-Annual SHOE SALE Savings Up to 50% ‘Andrew Geller . .. Barefoot Originals |! Carmelletes ... . Le Varo Formerly to $26.95 . . . Now An outstanding ‘abate of quality foot- wear. Shoes for all types of wear. Dress, tailored or casual. A beautiful array of. _patterns, colors and fabrics. Many sizes but of course not in every style, We urge , _. that you_shop early. _ Special elie _CAPEZIOS — ‘aakas 95... he Fs 758 fi rs : 3 | 4 & i oe i sf rT fife H ; H i i 4 i ff “OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 SATURDAY TIL 6- SUNDAY 2:to 5 "Starts Tomorrow I FINALE ‘Formals and Cocktail: Dresses Were $ 39.95, ye § 49.95 Jersey Blouses “Velans to $10.95 $5 a ie Whites! Pastels! Blocks! Gloves Values to oe He mt 82 gull GREATEST me EVENT_YOU'VE_EVER_SEEN! store- wide Clearance! - Coats! Suits! Dresses! Formals! zie " Sportswear! 123 Fine Coats ® Forstmonns © Stroocks © Alpacas © Anglos — e Weel and Cashmeres @ Chinchilles e Einiger Regularly Sold Up to $95 New Fashions! . New Colors! Sizes 8 to 20 230 Better Dresses © Date Dresses *. Casuals = © Sheer Wools % Jerseys © Pastels fe Taffetas © Jacket Dresses - Regularly Sold Up to $49.95 Many fashions to wear thru Spring! Juniors! Misses! Women’ st « 4 . PS cto eso aa ASL el. MMI = = = Quilted Lined Jackets White Stag c 27 Leather Jackets as 18 a cat ‘White! Rayon Suits — ss 18. ee 18 Sizes 8 to 14 Only! Jumpers were to 1495 Flennels! Greys! Browns! pa Bermide Shorts rts were to 9.95 IVA = SR aaah > : CR ee nr eg inex ‘ La iB io i rela Sa Ra Sd bent Ree a wel) NM oa BE * ee en $ La By ANNE HEYWOOD Recently, right in my own neigh- borhood, I have encountered a | young’ mother wheeling her baby along the park and walking ‘a ‘dog. ’ Now, that doesn't sound too uli usual, of course. But ‘the- funny thing is that each time I saw her, she had a different dog! The firs, time, early in the morning, she had a cocker span- jel trotting along by the carriage. At lunch: time, it was q large black poodle. Later in th after- He Needn’t Worry if She Continues “Turning Boy Down THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY’, 1955 a Profitable Pastime — “when my husfand absojately re- fused to get me a dog. He thinks it’s cruel te have them in the elty. But I love dogs, and I hated the thought ef waiting years and years till we get our house in the country, It was so tantalizing, too, becduse In this neighborhood there are so many dogs. — “Well,” she continued, “I just naturally got to patting .all the dogs we encountered on our walks, and chatting with the owners. I'm out all morning wth the baby, and a couple of hours in the afternoon. So I got pretty well acquainted her a favor. She had - visiting atives, and for three days she would be showing them the city. she wondered if I would be he would like to go with her, Mr cose oved tied ond noon, it was a Welsh terrier, I don’t want to cause trouble, By this time my curiosity got but I’m afraid something is going the better of me, and I chatted to happen if he doesn't leave my| with her about it, thereby. discov- ‘girl alone. belie | ering yet another pin-money hobby I know she doesn’t want to go for young mothers! - with him; but he still pesters her Eleanor L.,; as she introduced to death, always asking her for herself, walks people's dogs while dates. When she refuses, he won't | she: is walking her own baby, and take the hint. What shouvld I do? gets a smal] weekly fee. ‘Maybe give him a slight hint my- : self?” .. Who's being pestered in this Old Recipe ? I suspect that your ; friend is enjoying it 3 N ‘eeiyt Dhv'e Gatheed to doch Starts Ew | your friend wants to date | Year g ; oe es 2 a : ' You're fit t die with worry that Mrs. LeMond Uses Be sgecnicgy age ie gare Coconut Milk for status as her steady beau. You| Cake and Frosting ——_ ikeose reese BY JANET ODELL ‘Pontiac Press Food Editor itr don O's Se oon ts om. To start 1955 we have a coconut the invitations, and has to turn cake recipe that is at least 150 years old. It comes from Mrs. Ed- win E. LeMond. It may be made with either fresh or dried coconut. i : U Simply beautiful are the clean-cut lines |euffs. Capturing the flair of the artist's the classic shirt of pure silk broadcloth. | life is this narrow Bohemian tie which ” s ‘ does armchair traveling with ailored in the male tradition, it has a nar- : 1 oh» | books. She does all the charity she friend pack-| ry coll SS eal ' 2 pnony a. perfect companion to the silk shirt. thly can from her home. Sew- ing, embroidery and baking are all Helen Keller CanHelpYou | . Feeling Sorry for Yourself Today? —| itnn*e— By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE Once, when I was very blue My dear Helen Keller: : | more than 75 of them, one for every year you have lived. _ I suppose such a thing has never HT ea gifts to praise a single human being. as “Somehow ¥ do not think of my | handicaps or anyone’s when I see ; : ‘ aN. iF 235% 44 ip Fi re e : re i Hid Ff F : fit in ALL, i PEs Lie E i A E ra ; g li s I a j f - it ; i rf ti ia ST FI : iit l z rate i 7 f : RIKER FOUNTAIN Riker Bidg. Lobby ' z= 2725. | 7 a 1, : i ]} Wiser on Set a One 5 More than 12 offf}=« * FamousMake = | SWEATERS New Pitch Game Is Fun BRASSIERES - | Atvwoot, v-neck, tong | | talcct'dont Hare te exdiiiieh wl |SHINEG@=n go oil erued Go pis ! eee I seers pore Good a hf | |] evo et ra an, | nae seo wea on I msg promurg $ (0 —— colors. Reg. laren ues wr ost es Dine circle. | Take ors. Regular to $5.00. “ oe Se ees ae stand 8 fe away. The i - Sizes to 42, D-cup. long and z SKIRTS : A good assortment _¢ _] of all wool skirts in §- ee. | assorted styles fag olf : $ ~» | colors. Sizes 22 - 30. UU . zi 3 : 3 by Lanna Wrads - . FE Let Friends Know You Want Club - Seek Their Advice, They Might Make You an Offer By EMILY POST Today's first letter tells me: ““My husband And I moved to this town several fnonths ago. We have met several of the people here and like them’ very i lid Hie BS g iv tt iH rk i Hi i rE ec i E Me Ese i -fie | gg lis ua th Hy i : = : biaa dee PETUNIAI Heres an easy, Luscious way To serve it forth if if 1 2k 4 ERE 4 eee Be RR sow Without Special ‘Care’ * nila People Must Get Along » people trained i 4 hts casting System's board chairman, heads the list of the World's Best-Dressed Women for the second consecutive | : year. Also receiving top honors is Mrs. Harold E. Talbot, right, wife o} thé secretary of - the Air Force. : Petticoats Hint _|Polish Is New : at Strong Style | Tres 20" 5 seri ichen! Me aie eee te ee oe ee es ie skirts. short petticoats, ‘re wee Bid vn 3 you're the kind who likes to polish plaids and solid colors with pleats, | "27S. a or net The kiltie skirt has revived an- other fad — snug-type pants as colorful as petticoats, but not de-. signed to show. Fitted knit pants banding, rosettes and fringes in PERSONALIZED . i Se er uaiae uate PERMANENT ae a See $5.00 and Up and dacrons of tricot and woven : versions should be washed by Meniceres—Hair Setting hand ts warm sospeuds. [FE Hi a ? i. it ce = | i é ii i i tit "Mrs. William’ §, Paley, wife of the Columbia Broad. | wish or moisture and hang on a rack to| 7° ! dry. Shape any fancy trims pede > qpemg re 4 : e Of... ~ DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON AL FALL AND WINTER APPAREL . 3 “SAVINGS 25% to 50%! oe 4 = eae Eee 4 oe << cs ban , : Fall and Winter ‘E wl | Bil ; s : be = Hs Ai e44u4™ Cees : eee ee Sold to — 12 Rie so 7 $75.00... . q Rayon ie $49.95 . as mo | COATS — - @ COATS Sold to SUITS. # © Sold to “COATS - $ 80. Were $22.95 COATS ¢m. Aen. 8. i Sold: to, 7 : at. BH Soldto PAG . $1090 . ge 14. $9950 ao Fashion coats in 100% wool nati, beautifully | | om ee er oe furred in marmot, muskrat, squirrel and dyed lamb. Misses 5 unos, - [Wonderful selection of casual and untrimmed coats in miss : Grey, Mauve, Blue see them — Some — : | ta «dh: ae ¥F si ==. + Set ee Te i! Ul CCU q ~ WOOL CASUAL. CREPE. = BETTER DRESSES | | WOOL cAsuas. CREPE | Values to 3995... . Reduced to ne) oe Vals 29. Reduced to. . . = s k aa — at ae - . : ee = S81 = Crepes, Failles, Wools, Velvet Combinations and Jewel g Wool ee Rayon Gaberdines, a One and Teor : Trims, Afternoon and Cocktail Dresses. Juniors’ a= i Piece Casuals, Tailored Dresses. Sizes for Juniors, Misses’, and Half Sizes. a = Misses, and Half Sizes. No Approvals! © No Exchanges! No Refunds! ‘| January Shoe Clearance.| Deliso. - Rhythm Steps: - : Carmelettes formerly $10. $6399 ‘ siadeniie Oo tabtaior QUALITY SOME REDUCED!. Yo... we've colors on orn - ond mene ee ee * wear, ® eS A B All wool: skirts in flor +) nels and tweeds in. | Fashion Shoes at Drastic Reductions! ‘ stantially reduced for this annual event. Practically afl materials ond Sandler - Joyce - Debs fe 88 $ 88- be 88 “@ tremendous selection of famous quality footwear that has been sub- Ria se - ’ Men ROBES. — HOUSECOATS _ Ps JAMA SETS - -- 5% OFF! | | “WHITE STAG” | > Wintel Jockets = SIXTEEN ¥ In Sister Killing 3 Strangled,. Nude Body = of Teenage Girl Found in Thicket BUCYRUS, Ohio @—A T-year- d boy. was held for questioning | ‘today in the strangling death | ‘Sor his sister—younger by one year | _ & whose nude body was found in a) athicket north of Galion Saturday. = Crawford County Prosecutor John D. Sears Jr., says he is hold- Frederick Spears, of Galion, in _bounty jail. . ® The body of the youth's sister Patricia. 16, was found about 125 Jeet from a road by two teen- age | S comp ovseness * * * ” = Dr. B. P. Mansfield; county cor- Sener, said an autopsy showed the “Slue-eyed young high school sopho- “more was strangled both manually | «and probably with a cord shortly | “hiter she was reported missing | Friday. He said she had not been | ly attacked. Shears said Frederick told him he | t saw his sister Friday morning =": he left for work at a sewing chine agency. fEThe prosecutor said the youth s several hours late for work t day, but explained his ab- Bane by ‘saying he liad to go to. yrus for some equipment -for ds car. “©The girl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fi Spears, could give no explan- for the tragedy: SSears said Frederick had spent year in a private Michigan cor- tional institution after a Juven- } Court decision on an arson . The youth was released Gist July,. Sears said. - ee , Brighton Man Placed Sn Probation for. Theft = In Oakland County Circuit Court . John J, Clark, 3%, of 928 stilton Rd., Brighton, was placed Sp two years probation and wassessed $200 court costs by Judge: SBrank L. Doty. | =Oark had admitted loading a | panel fruck with lumber and) from new homesites on | boulevard near Avon ‘Dee. .. Gets 2 Years Probation seFred Pagel, 18, of 6211 Newburg, Wayne, today was placed on two probation and assessed $100 Circuit Judge Frank L. admitted last Sept. 30, 1544, in Bo ed oe hilt te Youth Held ‘Ave., | JULIA ANN JONES The engagement of their daugh- | ter Julia Ann to Robert K. Stauble | has been announced by Mr, and) Mrs, T. E. Jones of Auburn | Heights, He is the son of ‘Robert | A. Stauble of Techney, Hi. Faces Assault Count ‘ | * 4 | In «Municipal . Court Appointment ~ Municipal Court Clerk ‘Leo F. | MeDonald today began‘swearing if 12 Pontiac police officers as deputy | court clerks.in a move to improve | working condition# for policemen. Members of ‘the Police Officers _ Assn. had recently complained that too. many off-duty hours were be- | jing spent. in eourt without over- itime compensation, The four lieutenants and eight sergeants wh, will @et as dep- |. uty court clerks wil] be empow- ered ta take complaints and swear complainants in Cases in- volving violations of city ordi- Ynanees. But ne other power or authority as deputy clerks will | be granted to them. | } for Threatening Wife | A-man who threatened hit-wife with a shotgun after an argument Over a supper menu was gereed Saturday with felonious assault, ac- | cording to Assistant Oakland Coun- ty Prosecutor Robert D.-Long. William Dennis, 51, of 629 Markle 4s slated for Municipal Court, said Long, Dennis came home Dec. 29 and asked his: wife, Louise, 42, what | - was for supper, When she replied, “soup,” he got his shotgun from |. a closet and loaded it. She grabbed the gun which discharged during the struggle then ran from the house and summoned police. Dennis told police he was getting ready for a rabbit hunt, The as- saulf charge carries a maximum) sentence of four years in prison. Innocent Plea Filed for Breakin Suspect Forest- Phillips, 26, of 1773 Lom- bard, Detroit, today stood mute on a breaking and entering charge and Circuit Judge Frank. L. Doty entered an innocent plea for him. Phillips is accused of entering the Lewis Inn at 38410 Grand River. | Farmington, last Nov, 31. with an) accomplice and taking liquor, ‘money and a television set. Judge set. examination | on the charge today in Pontiac ; i M unicipal ‘Pontiac Couple Held ji Armed Robbery A- Pontiac couple are being held | for gs. me of armed robbery | today in. connection with the hold- up at knife point of Witson Smith of 14 Dodds Ct. Smith told Det. Sgt. Allen Noble, and detectives Olin Hoffman and Fred Wirth that $8 and a cigarette lighter were taken from him be- hind 91 Hess St. early Saturday. Held are Lyndal) R. Williams, 31, of the Hess street address and | his wife, Elsie Mae, 35. SYLVIA JANE WOLVERTON Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wolverton of Keego Harbor have disclosed the engagement of their daughter, Syi- via Jane,.to Ronald McDaniel. He | Dety directed that a trial-date be is the spn of Mr. and Mrs, George ‘ McDaniel of Keego Harbor. Judges Maurice E. | |THE PONTIAC PRESS of Policemen as Clerks to Cut Overtime Finnegan and Cecil ‘Met ‘allum ex- plained that the officers will be un- able to authorize warrants _under the measure, Both judges reeommended the ‘move last month to the association after the organization's grievance committee complalhed. to the city 'that policemen were spending off- i duty time in court.without over- time pay. The measure is subject to ter- | mination or change by MeDonald and. ig governed soiely by the éourt, The judges’ statement notes that the officers’ duties as depaty clerks are “‘free from any control by the Pontiac Police Department.” uty clerk's oath, will have to fur- nish a $1,000 bond each, said Mc- Donald. In addition to approving the new move McCallum and Finnegan also stated: “We fee! that police officers are | entitled to the statutory witness | fee, the same as any other witness ‘whenethey appear in court for trial, if their appearance is neces sary at a time other of usual duty.” The association and the court have designated the following as deputy clerks: Lieuts. Rudolph F. Nartker, liam i te I rT < ee j i 5 , . te : 1 f ie bie ae fa i 25 ‘ . a Bo ‘ oe fy Z rey | : .s zB a co : - ‘ ee : ee a : ‘ cas : ‘ = - . ! rg ney e% e=* < \ Fl : sole : : * , ' 4 ae a 4 Ba! oh ri ‘ € . 7 4)" A ; as : i! . * r a . a a ®-." j at po Ld ‘ ales ; . oe "THE. PONTIAC PRESS, Monnay. JANUARY 8.1955 - 7 me To keep slices of apple train m és , Ae 2 » The “Diet of Worms” was al - Irrigation projects built. on .the $o many records have been } slices of Hie Drive Faster Pretty Git. ee coe coat = pty Peet — my Spiclents by, Oe collected by the U. S. Federal | turning brown, put the , Luther for s teachings. a al 08 ee nga the | : agon, | (ose ag ats iz inNew Stolen Car» |} Fry. Showgirl Too Cheap saeeri agin ge So aS aE SRO sone a ee Ahrens, 22, of Whitti cao 9 ee WS Ch os gee Pe {Sus er, 1 ht ae ans es : | a Leero eas wer athace:|| [0 Buy a Phonograp because he was driving too slowly. . By EARL WILSON : A pretty ex-showgirl who used to date Vic Damene and Eddie : Route 6 between Fall Fisher is now being linked with another young romantic crooner. New Bedford for driving oe the matter,” asks pretty Gloria Pall, “___is she too ' cheap to buy a phonograph?” x **:-* * Max (“Stage Delicatessan”) Asnas —famous for his charity,.for fur- nishing free sandwiches at benefits, etc.—was told by one recipient, “Max, you will get your reward in Heaven.” ““¥ got my reward right here,” retorted Max, “else I couldn't be doing this!” * * * *: Mad Musician Victor- Borge walked to piano at a party at the Vincent Sardi Jr.’s and announced: “I will now play the |: entire score from ‘Fanny’.” He then sat down on the piano keys. ; x * * * Somewhere in Fred Allen’s book “Treadmill to Oblivion” is one of the best lines of the decade, about “a man who had claustrophobia so bad, he couldn't live in Rhode Island.” Encouraged by the sale of his book, Fred may now do his memoirs. Did you catch him on “What's caster, Pa., Dec,-24. Ahrens was charged with Jarceny of a motor) — vehicle and having no registration in his possession. * | Over-Eager to Help, Man Winds Up in Jail © BALTIMORE —When an am- | bulance stopped near -his home’ yesterday, John Calvin Jones of- fered ‘to help two firemen unload a patient. The-firemen declined and Jones became demonstrative, - Police said the 42-year-old man | Rrra his offer and Jones was arrested Gaukler Storage on a disorderly conduct charge. 9 Oroherd Lake Ave. - Read Bible for 17 Hours Ae. eos moagee ms, Ho — Se _My Line?” when he said “The first No- 1 eine: Church read the entire New Testa- Cal baby grew up to. be Frank Sinatra.”? tones ment in 17 hours and 4 minutes . : | Beton at Coot Printins Tithe Rev. Charles G. Berry and THE MIDNIGHT EARL... - mak members of his church begs "All the diners in a local restaurant c ae a 3.5053 cecal ae , Se ' : . Sot 8 7 _ . . \ =D te . ai ‘ sy as ey Pi é s: Spee wos 4 m en ae ee eee ae _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 | ee a a : The “Diet of Worms” was a Irrigation jects walt ‘es on the} So many records have council called in 1521 by the Em-/ Rio Grande Spaniards in the| collected by the U. S. F peror Charles’ V to try Martin) 16th/ century have been in use| government they would fill | almost to the present time. y| buildings the size of the Pentagon _caster, Pa., Gree, “baatnese ‘and, personal «in Next Stolen Car NEW. BEDFORD, Mass. »—Gil- bert Ahrens, 22, of Whittier, Calif., wound up in the custody of police—'| |’ Ahrens, a sailor-attached to the USS McNair, was stoped by state | police on Route 6 between Fall River and New Bedford for driving ‘10 miles an hour in a-45-mile zone. Police said an _ investigation. showed the car was stolen in Lan- charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and. having no registration in his possession. ~ | Over-Eager to Help, “Man Winds Up in Jail BALTIMORE ®—When an am- | bulance stopped near his home _yesterday, John Calvin. Jones af- fered to help two firemen unlead a patient. The firemen declined and Jones became demonstrative. Police said the 42-year-old man ripped the rear door of the ambu- challenged the firemen to a fight. Again the firemen tarned down ==" his offer and Jones was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge. Read Bible for 17 Hours PORTSMOUTH, N..H. # — Pa- rishioners of Central Baptist ment in 17 hours and 4 minutes. The Rev, Charles G. Berry and members of his church began their project on the first ute of the’ new year, € Clarence Brace q Dear F ae: : "service you : Institution — of fine service ae phone) OR 3-5053 i 2... Sait a Home 138 West Lawrence Street choose Brace- -Smith ore choosing on old, © one whose yeors and yeors have endowed it with a _ reputation for com: Earl J. smith Pogtiac, Michigan - Funeral retiavle lance open, broke the hinges and" plete dependability. Sincerely because he was driving too slowly. | Dec, 24, Ahrens was| Church read the entire New Testa-| ” CBee 4A “ton In @very country. An English — | Ex- Showgirl Too Cheap to Buy a Phonograph? By EARL WILSON A pretty ex-showgirl who used to date Vic Damone and Eddie, Fisher isnow being linked with another young romantic croener. “What's the matter,” asks pretty Gloria Pall, “——is she too cheap to buy a phonograph?” *, * * * * Max (“Stage Delicatessan”) Asnas —famous for his charity, for fur- nishing free sandwiches at benefits, etc.—was told by one recipient, “Max, You will get your reward in Heaven.” “I got my reward right here,” retorted Max, “else I couldn't be doing this!” * x * * * the piano at a party at the Vincent Sardi Jr.’s and announced: “I will now play the | entire score from ‘Fanny’.” He then sat down on the piano keys. Ss * * * * Somewhere in Fred Allen's book “Treadmill to Oblivion” is one of the best lines of the decade, about “a man who had claustrophobia so bad, he couldn't live in Rhode Island.” Encouraged by the sale of his book, Fred may now do his memoirs. ‘Did you catch him on “What's My Line?” when he said “The first No- Cal baby grew up to be Frank Sinatra.”? THE MIDNIGHT EARL... All the diners in a local restaurant _ heard a comedienne discuss her hus- band: “I’m gonna give him his al- 4 lowance and get him out”. . . Tina va Louise is set for a role in. the film version of “Kismet.” 7 GLORIA PALL Pearl Bailey and husband Louis Belison, reported splitting, were chummy at Basin Street . . . Mickey Jelke and his wife did the midtown clubs . . . Jani James’ll é get 11 G's a week for two months of one- nighters . . . Harry Steinman paced the floor in Lindy’s while his wife, Fran Warren, awaited the baby at LeRoy Sani- tarium. * * * * Earl's Pearls... . There’s a lot of useless ‘legisla- law forbids a man te marry his mother-in-law.—Ima Washout. * * * * . WISH I'D SAID THAT: “It’s a woman’s privilege to change her mind—and. her husband's.”-—Robert Q. Lewis. TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: It’s Joey Adams’ advice to motorists: “When you're out, be careful of the youngsters —some of they are terrible drivers.” TINA LOUISE HERB SHRINER RECALLS THAT a'‘store back home had a cut-rate sale on dictionaries: “There was only one thing wrong with ‘em, too—the words were out of order.” That’s earl, brother. (Copyright 1954) 1 Luther for his teachings, Mad Musician Victor Borge walked tos | ¥ STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, "9:30 A. M. until 6:00 P. M. Thursday, Fridey, Seturday, 9:30 A. M. until 9:00 P. M. _ BUDGET TERMS | RL LALLA kd TACKLESS METHOD Carper & FURNITURE cc 932 W HURON | Flint Honors GM Official — and deep appreciation” the proposal to name after him FLINT — Alfred P. Sloan, |the transportation museum in “board chairman of General Motors | Flint’s $12,000,000 college and cul- | Corp., has accepted with ‘great tural center, : 2 BLOCK FROM T LEGR: Spoon ith _KRAFT’S — t1 Spread Itt Heat Itt ‘Suggest A Spare a te and Sauerkraut — _SHUR-GOOD — ¢ : é : ’ a Re 2 Leo oS ee MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 | ae seepage. eve 5 . . —~ bE 25k i ; LES it nt ba “4 4 i a F a ia i 5 ty ic : j arya Re : hr q ze § g eis Ee ge Ari . 7 oe He has to. Hunger is the. maw “- to. He ee Le nest in } has & job. . ~ The holiday is over. He's back as right hack on the 3h even toeegh af ack on even ’ the holiday really never was quite : “mt for her. : od wry man can usually ; el truly sorry for one person’ ot. cae iu z if ; 4 EEE (Text of a message sent by Henry Ford 11, President, Ford Motor Company, FH 4 ret z PUPADODOSO ewes... 5k) j ise shortly after the close of business in 1954) & g f 38 EE vate Di fe te aie Talal aoe T ee 1954 was a great year for America. os weet, . For the first 10 months of 1954, more people : a ee "= - bought Ford passenger cars than any other make. aI We proved that we can have peace and prosperity In fact, for the entire 15-month period from - at the same time. - Se : August 1, 1953, to November 1, 1954—a postwar Vie 7 _— oS... a 7 period of. free competjtion—the Ford car is first , a 1954 was a great year.for Ford Motor Company, too. in sales. . . and our sales are continuing: at a ¢ z fei . | leadership rate. In 1954, our domestic payrolls totaled more than — : oe (le ef i ; ij ff ii $950,000,000, averaging better than $18,000,000 each week. | , \ We aré proud of this record for 1954. We. are ee . _\ grateful to the people who made the record possible : . 1954 was the best sales year in the 51 years we —our employees, our dealers, our suppliers and, _—S_—- , s have been in business. - . most importantly, our customers. - 7 ee “a As still another great year for America begins, we. ~~” remind ourselves that any achievements of ours a e are made possible only by the kind of country in © > + +}, which we live and work’ | : + 4 = a . | a _*In 1954, the American public bought more Ford Motor Company passenger cars, and trucks than in any other Wear. In total, our customers selected | and purchased more than 2,000,000 Fords, Lincolns, — Ford trucks and Ford tractors. i car/was clearly established. - - opportunity are the silent partners of all the oe: as ee a individuals and all the companies that have helped ° Complete sales information for the industry is keep this country always new, young, vigorous _/ available, at this-moment, only to November Ist. and strong. . | ~ : : “8 . oe a * ; Sarvon fr . ‘ - ms 4 . During 1954, the public swing to the Ford passenger | _ We believe that. American freedom and American | ‘FORD. + LINCOLN + MERCURY CARS.« FORD TRUCKS » FORD TRACTORS AND\FARM IMPLEMENTS + Fi i te ge: = oe 2 a He Se : Y Dele ¢ fe ee ac ks as

too in Tyg ‘ee Ke “- Junior Hockey sid Tao, “The fana and the sf Go on Road to Face/fied They kept the pressure on i ficials like aggressive fighters . lahoma Montreal, seemingly content Nebraska in Orange Bowl | kop cing To tat oot eee This, Week ets. : a oe |Tourney Opens ter aro thet mew 8] Aggies This Wook a ale ae Fla. @—Mistakes, mis-rit-led to the Blue Devils’ second) pS . ae ee ee ST. LOUIS @—It Houston and | fenseman, X Wes wat a ees ‘les,’ | touchdown. Glassford and Coach : In Turner, he'll meet an oppon-| Detroit hope to end the 19-year | for holding. That gave > "eke word was used often as|Bill Murray of Duke ageed that| “i's junior hockey tournament ent with the “American style.”|reien of Henry Iba and Eddie |>Teak it needed. ; ‘ Bill Glassford and the Ne-|was the game’s turning point. | pened over the weekend with two Winner of two straight, Gil just Red Wings stormed the Mon- _‘praska football team discussed [Halfback Nick McKeithan inter-| games at the Northside rink. keeps coming and punching. It| Hickey over Missouri Valley bas- | trea). net and, at 15:09, during a “their 34-7 loss to Duke’s Blue| cepted the other and Duke soon Tom Bryce scored four goals should be punching bee as long| ketball, they must win on the road. wild scramble, Red Kelly. poked in in the Orange Bow! New jhad another touchdown. and Al Nestor and Bob Fargher as it lasts. and that’s just where they face | what turned out to be the winning ‘ete ee - Onca; ‘st the Duke %, with| Sited tires apiece a0 Nester’s =_ at 9 04M | fhn Quo toeatenn Bis week Ms One ths ot bt Luni > «you can't make the mistakes | fourth down and 10 yards to go,| Au.Stre rowed Smilt’s Hawks, « + © ___|__ Mickey's St. Louls club enter- | peiatedly tried to regain a tie but we did and win a bowl ~ | Nebraska ran fullback Don Smith Gerry Dreyer, former British} tains Houston and seven-foot Dom [had no success. So instead of said. quarterback Dan Brown, |straight up the middie. He made Ed Proksch accounted for both Empire welterweight champion| Boldebuck Thursday night. Once- owning an point lead, they went “Duke has a fine club and you |two yards and Duke took over. | goals as Dick, & Wes blanked Lake from South Africa, is a 2-1 choice| besten Detroit Saturday plays st | home with the same margin as ‘can't take anything away from| “We should have — or|Orion, 2-0, in\the 2nd game. to beat New York's Joey Klein in| Oklahoma A & M, off to one of its | tev had before the .weekend—4 Sthem. Their offense was really | tried some wide stuff — anything Smith’s will take on Lake Orion the 10-round feature at Brooklyn'’s| worst. starts im 20 years under | points svaried and, boy, were they quick.” | but that,” commented Glassford | at 8:30 a.m. and Nestor’s will meet Eastern Parkway Arena tonight.| Ia. ut ‘ + Don Comstock, who scored Ne-| afterward. Dick & Wes at 9:30 a.m. next : Wichi " Sbraska’s touchdown, said Duke got} .-. © *% * * Saturday in 2nd-round action. ° he breaks but “we made too; Murray, proud of his team’s soles Phooe! fine showing, said he expected to * They didn’t say 4& thing that|have another good.team next sea- Saturday ep A gph dag En} ag be 2 oes 1 Officials Gym fo See Sugar It's a trying road trip for Hous- ‘Sime he said, “‘but we have some fine Over 500,000 pre Bow! — DETROIT (INS)—Biggest crowd | 10". yhich opened with = split at iia Wevteeys Dele hvac Bey. | choahl be no good, and mage bet Gridiron Fans poor het can semis teach Saale Bar games played in te Al-Callee its : as A ; : : out “to wie ‘anit Aldridge intercepted one anditer, next year.” « ; TIGITON a Fig. Robinson go through a brisk work- ee ees Oe See Bow] Tilts __||(tner bom football. games, are ® \ satisfied they had one of the best 89,191 Attend Game || spectator games and one: of the |Wednesday night, Pc a rageny oars at Pasadena, 80,735 || truly outstanding teams in Au since 1950, ot Ma Gihenns burn’s 33-13 victory over Baylor.| Robinson, former middleweight . || They also were satisfied that |and titleholder, chose ‘ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | the crowd of 34,408 on a Friday | Rindone and Detroit for his Ist bat- Ex-Pros Spark Win 501,847 to be exact—turned out for | the next two years when the game : Jum Foner puma ta te 4am . 3 : abi teetad bow! games seged VS Ee -|Horse Runs to Death and Sam Baker, another Canisiug 98 oes... 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Around me, everyone| But Broadway's fairy. dust is i * a : 3 ee oo a « | abruptly vanished. . | carbon an@-soot, its winds waft Ye 9 1 Ex alti n Ex rience “Ready?” called a man’s voice, | earthy smells, and its taxicabs are | ; = »» THE . Gg pe + AN “Think - lovely. thoughts mow!":|far more perilous than wingless : THEN hye 3 By PHYLLIS BATTELE® =| _ 4 29-year-old Britisher, looked up piped a kid. , | flight. _. ar YORK (INS) — Frankly,| with bland curiosity when it | And suddenly, like a whooshing| Poor lowfy thoughts. They s ¢ thought much of this idea| came time for the take-off. comet, I shot off, Gliding, as if on | Promptly took sick and died. . without | 4 * - }@ giant gentle wind, I soared up , Petes Pan go his way, |, an Yourelaxt” he said. into the wings. In mid-air and 1|lowa Outlaws Labeling '} I slumped quickly against ®/was coasting down again, feeling | e ® ec daadot fligh wall, showing him I was with it. |jixe pink feathefs, past the floor of Powdered Skim Milk “Good,” he said, “You'll fly all | and looping lopsided into the wings| prs yy _ Haase cmc, gh | ch” te ngened te et eo te ae pom wenies = Be eel | [Py doom look safe. If God meant , nightly with Miss| ten 25 — and E was sure there action: against labeling of dried vag pr dha us helium “Dag a: Martin. Small one, these child toes. I wanted to sing, to yee aapetunat recently ordered ° | Mary, Martin proved me wrong, | {re ee seated grab hold of plancts, to spread [a halt to sales of the powder "Mary te starring in the revival-| the cute’one. “Hope you've got| ™Y ®rms like. a bird and, most labeled “‘nonfat dry milk” or “‘non- | of “Peter Pan” and soaring like insurance,” said the fiendish one,| °% 1 to float on forever. . . fat milk” in Iowa. The department | i =] oon rae ; af 5? contents there is no such thing as ' @0, eight times a week, over the |“The important thing is to think| Just then I was Wfought softly, “nonfat milk” since Iowa law de- : screaming audiences af the Win. lovely thoughts,” said the third, | positively, to. earth. “| fines milk with the fat removed | * ter Garden. “It's the most ex- | looking doubtful... (It is lovely| Dazedly, I felt myself being un-| as “skim milk.” "| allting feeling in the world,” she- | thoughts that allegedly keep Peter | harnessed; heard one of thie “Jost —_ == * claims, “and it’s simply mad- | Pan’ aloft. Actually, of course, it is} boys” remark, ‘You must've ‘Martha Vickers Wed 7 son > ’ Seen one 2ee wre ©. Seen? : thought Jovely. ‘Cause you flew artha Vic ers e és X) Er, } come down to earth. pretty.good.” And vaguely I real-| HOLLYWOOD # — Actress eS 2 | Fe Ce * “#You must try this kind of fly- ized he was right: those were gen-| Martha Vickers, former wife of a — = ing sometime,” she insisted. “Just uinely lovely thoughts I'd borne on | Mickey Rooney, married Chilean = ie y = a me . » wear a pair of old slacks, go back- the breeze in mid-air. polo player Manuel Rojas at Mex- Aath AS Oe) Sis | tae * stage and look up Peter Foy. He's Vowing to hold them, I wan-|icali, just across the border from |- i c Ay i) ) Vi j tages we Goes 2 oll.” ; dered out the stage door onto! Calexico, Calif., last Oct. 1. net bes a “Ay Ash : saying she flew off, leaving Fs TY SSS LY eh settle my accounts and SIDE GLANCES . by Galbraith aie oe N Atel ery co Ss aa CASAS 0 wie wa . eoming back to the theater and , putting on the old slacks, NCy--YOU NEXT DAY | : ai oe NA om : | cit sence al MUST LEARN TO = ~ : BE A CHEERFUL TRA-LA-LA-LA- : BOY, AMIA. , C : : nates er ony, 1. Mt Reg, U. & Pel OF. . Cope 1968 by NEA Bervics, ima, ‘The holidays are over all right — Pop’s got the pencil out!” \ ¢ 5 ' ve 3 | \ by Walt Disney | nIxlE DUGAN by McEvoy and Strieber 7 | easeom rca”) | | = Sey v : 1 \ UMBRELLAS . CA one 3 RACES DELICATESSEN = . : 5; - : ‘Ee : miu /Y / fos ee . ) ie 4 7 \¢ 3 \ * BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES NOW . WYLLIAM la alk lcs aaii Till nie iadiimaumiisiiee tulad ee Cee ee Vy” ng Bis. lili No Matter W. hat Your Problem - May Be A Quick Action. WANT AD Can hr lyes it, - DIAL FE 2-8181 | ss = 2 oe as = ae aA * CET ie Mere eee = “4 4 1955 ae z r aes} . || Harold ngs out beautifully. She got everything, but 2 Pree $ i Bit - THE PONTIAC PRESS, MO *. ta * Ss - By i z i | T rf iy: Fs Chicken Meat Once Came t.Fro FPR The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC ' Famous Brands -at Lowest Prices! : FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATICS _ At New Low - Low Prices! 1T4ach TELEVISION Admiral “Look ‘ot these Admiral , A i television sets! : choice of cobinets....... F ee e888 Hs : * 179 ELLs to on nderfy fi 7 Fully Automatic | DRYER 95 ! se | m Barnyard & : $ ) an af 8 You name it, and the butchér i = F RPE confined to the setting ais gE eee! Explosive Sold as Fuel, Tecumseh Area Warned that of a county judge, “T like to impréss women,” Dameron explained. NDAY, JANUARY Trio Escapes€ar . » Back at 20th. - | Ateré Years. TL ay 5 i d . Jail Key Witness - in Narcotics Trial |: i 4 i of Hormel Scion Soviet Official Missing, - Vienna Police Report - Disillusioned at Lost? Srscsihe tae srs tt 4 torts! Keego . Theater William H olden’ just Many Splendored Thing,” by John Patrick. who won the Pulitzer Prize 8 could for his “Teahouse of the August | ™marry again, but she said she has Moon,” Darryl Zanuck closed the | to be really sure. * ss Pe Fri if fis °F HES f et 7 és simple but |] On Our Wise Miracle Sereen | s “SABRINA” With Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn te the wonder of he ia | a4 » ‘ asis. Zemo 2 roiat SE ——————— Bhar Wielow 5 oe aids faster healing. Buy Bat Strength Zemo for stubborn * va ‘Eom. AE : mr i} i SEErari ii - i i pe y * ‘i. AN + Se ee be NOW Thru FRIDAY! MINUTE SERVIC ON HEELS 3 ves" The g The. 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Report Finding Buoy rom Lost Freighter i i), THE PON'TI. ° . : i z rie 3 inl | Hep Wanted Male |Help Waited Forte 7 _ PRODUCTION LIVE WiTH Mc ~’ ‘ENGINEERING * BACKGROUND wast A MOTHER Permanent Positions . in - _ Birmingham % ; Lay ‘ 7% f 0 x : x oY [BrafwwING AND EXPERIENCED he " PERSONNEL-TO-BB Stenographers _ Typists Engineering File Clerks - = [Boneiso jf E Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Seesten Fume er Motor mea r soni rin = se Monuments 4A |Gastier i 4 Hf Fr a i! is af ’ Cy ens, n-Johns HOME FOR FUNERALS” “hi FH 53 xt J. & George E. Slonaker al Ave. — FE 23-4800 eee ee Hudson ; s § PERRY: MOUNT PARK CEME- tery. 878 N. Perry. FE 4-1563. BOX REPLIES At 10 am, today there were replies at the Press office in the following boxes: 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 15, 16, 24, 25, 29, 34, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 49, ial 83 | 26geeEES STOCK MARKER rs is TO = DAYS. : BLOOMFIELD FASHION SHOP 1662 8. TELEGRAPH RD. ERS RSs 3 B ; CASHIER CLERICAL Pull position available for Li is . Cash handling and ice are primary é E & i i f f The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m, to § p.m. x si 3 z All errors ‘should be re- immediately. The assumes po re = errots other the for that of first inee of the ad vertisem bas rendered valueless Detroit, Michigan. The right is reserved to reject any or Closing time for advertise. ments day of pubjication, CASH WANT AD RATES Lines 1 Day 3 Days 6 Days. . Mrs. Charles Hicks. rvice ving been filed in this dl c ugh i DeWitt C. Davis Fu- Birmingham Office Ph. Midwest 4-0844 379 Hamilton — “tt TO CLASSIFICATIONS g 2 ; gree type sizes 5 day # hour week includes 2 1 society, gcse APPLY f ase Ford Motor Company Tractor & Implement Div.) 2600 E. MAPLE RD. BIRMINGHAM _ STENOGRAPHER tien women as convalescent home; two mesis : hours. Short- hand ts required. Apply ARTHUR'S |az@ | NS iting ater von PE eae” 48. ON. w Bt. eee ge SCL DaNeCT PROM =~ Pac |WIDOW DESIRES wt eres tee orines. Aiea ,i@|WILL BABY Sit IN MY HOME, pgp ‘ Bre hour, Keego Harbor. FE Ua SEW IEE LIEE PART TIME b CALL PE 63006 APT-) Youna— E-wor ‘fo live 5 on, farm. Write __.Work Wtd, Female 11 rE ; MATORE WOMAN WANTS RE as PE 27741 WASHIPOS ANT IRONINGS AND sureine Pickun and deliver, FE on FE eorea Woman would like work by the day. Call FE os, oA B . Apply in person. Walgreen's Brug Store j ec ar WOMAN. | ) work and care of children. 9:00 to 4:00 «4 4 per week, To _ Start Jan. 4, OR 3-4623, e in. drugstore. Evening wouten in Pontise bag . TV ad und r r pore see <1 __ Classification No. 9. OMEN TO ‘CARE dren and house work while os work, im Keego. “GIRL TO STAY IN AND. care for children. Call after §:30]: FE 23-6529. WRITE YOUR OWN CHECK $50 TO $300 Brand new duct in before 12 sary. No canvassing, MI 44439 neon. WAITRESS WANTED Minit Lunch ® E. Pike 10 year's exp , Mode ar, work, Pree estimates. John: Taylor, rE fm pag fl gs no ei " . 4 - ee ‘4 O’DELL CARTAGE Trucks to Rent A “% Ton Pick - . Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. Daily Sundays On eat ve tie: Lame van et you, Smith R SUDDEN SER UB- : tee. Ane dy a BS where in United . k service. FE 4 CdS WANT REDUCED RATES eat SMALL BABY BED, SUITABLE for trailer and new. baby.. FET 45158, noel ALL Pree 40173. || Physiotherapy —_21A PAINTING AND WALL WASHING estim: Le 8 COUPLE WITH 7 MOS. old baby desire 5 room ‘| unf, house. Close in,: | Reasonable rent. Wil. give excellent care. Ref- erences. FE 8-1215. © >: a Oar, 8 er ee and week-ends. } calls only. Television Service. 22\~ ‘pay wour TV SERVICE ve Se creaea REP. 40736 AN CON- BOS nude ‘s'fy inte, as eee TV - custom -- PE 2-367) ON ‘a acre with 100 B. Mitchell's 123 N. ww St. RITERS AND MA- chine work me Highest Prices Paid) On lead contracts, i estimate, edie: ~ =a NICHOLIE & HARG co. 3_W. st. Winkelman’s $1.25 $1.68 $2.52 4.56 $40 Wt ag to S33233 eereew e223 | F E ‘Help Wanted Male 6 4 é A-I Thread Roller. Supervisor F fi ii sf i setter, capable of te chose | es, Apply box 110, Pon- Sores § : NMENT MAN. Fe mon. Le C. Aadaveon tee Lab : A REAL oom tod a > 3 ith ap ~ EXP. WAITRESS — gent oid boy, more home for wages. OR 2-4176 after jee | EXPER WAITRESS. 38i7| « EXPERIENCED GIRL OR woman — to cook, assist with chil- . Other help em) Birm FOUNTAIN WAITRESS . 160 W. Maple, Birmingh: ROWING BUSINESS _emall family, PE 2-4274 Boston a ee CED | HOUSEKEEPER, work, ust be : fi MIDDLEAGED COMPANION TO stay with. wife during convales- 40972 Call after 8:30 p.m. appointment call FE Married Women Part Time, Good Earnings “Jan. 18. 1060, . ~~ CLERK-TYPIst ~| MAN OR 5] ular agate Ages 18 to %5, # hour week Satur- ta egte ‘noon tne» (| avs and holidays off. Telephone WOMAN = sags Ror eaten il j Transient Went Ads may oe WwW: Living’ im the vicinity canceled up to 9:30 the of W or Romeo APPLY TO N. 8. DEMPSEY Circulation Dept. PONTIAC PRESS Pion to ‘build 4" a 60. ‘milkin herd bz, next fall. full, Roch nen tal Ren fl way! Ponting Press. Box 46. ence often unnecessary, & t oe book showing jobs, WRITE’ Box 3, Pontiac Press. Cat Midwest 46277 . Or Tuesday $:00-12:00 to arrange personal interview. Pe AININ ad pander ciass- ONE MORE FULL TIM Estate . Plenty of nit Josiyn. a NEEDED STENOGRAPHERS oa ae . * spocte Itstings TYPISTS” yo! referred. | Experien reelected Fils Sth a pettesne Preterre YOUR TELEVISION ~ "TRAINING MEN AND WOMEN Secure, good paying jobs svail- trained able to ly per. sonnel studio and mainten- ence LE education pe acement service. Write today for surprising facts w obligation, Tp! « | Without 5.5, TELEVISION ,.. TRAINING Write Boz 33, _ Help Wanted 8 Wed. and Gat. after 4 pan: or al) day on Rana ithe bird te AND TAN GER- man feimit _PB_3-1335 1 rom ONLY outow peeras liding garage doors. 14° hi ' Wide complete wi: Cus Instructions 9 Pontiae Press. Give age; address, phone number _ Personnel Dept. GLENWOOD avR. Saleswoman fin | Winkelman’s | MIDDLE . AGED MAN _tence work, Ph MASalG __Work Wanted Male 10|%, 4, 4, Kavren, root sbx. aoe eer — le sree e sar" to a =: at $236. __ Business Services 13 LOOMPIELD WA LEANERS. Walls Pot § ( Pa rhe a Seep nne 218 B. Pike. PLUMBING AND HEATING, aa | Compton & a fon, PE 63767, OR ee ee “h,. : 3-2000 er OR k A & B TRENCHING Ae % Water tile, Field tile, We service all makes of refriget: tors, washers, radios, cheapets. and all ty of small appliances. —ROY's, Elec. — Sewers Cleaned 4 «br. service, No results charge; chemically treated at ne x extra cost, Roto-Re Sewer. Cleaners FE t-uy ELECTRICAL SEWER CLEANING | Sinks, Sunday Serv: Ph. PE 4-2012. HOUSE ; AND FOOTINGS put im and Fes Grains l. . 2-41397.. Pree Letich.-10 Bagiey - | nin Manley Lesh. 10 Bagley LOOK FOR YOUR OP- PORTUNITY in the “Business § Opportuni- ties.” TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- +9805, FE al, : ‘ b + a estimate. FE Building Supplies 12A pes 96 Oakland Ave. FE 2-492) | ~~~ es. on James or bus. FE +7627, 1. now Shepard, - > of St. Joseph's Hospital. Reward. wi? You BUY IT-WE'LL sae ‘| 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. CASH j aJY 4540 Dixie oo OR, 31355. -§ on modern homes. = VINGS & ; St. nae ER |iMMEDIATE Cash FOR YOUR land eomtract or equity in -your., bome F-/K. L. Templeton, Realtor 20 Oreneed Lane Be. 7B tomy’ HA - 200.000 a a te purchase new ‘seasoned, land contracts top . ™ sit" eon' 8 Alaa” K POR Bos i aa ° = heh, ~To Sell-To = MAHAN. ST../ i078 W. Huron SETTLEMENT 75-0 ui Eee a _C HAYDEN, Realto#? Bivd. Ste 6: male, Wolve: © or South tag No. 42. 660 reward, MA . _Or 2101 Dr, Wolverine Lk NEAR 8T. st midnight LOST: 1 PAIR OF LADY'S’OLASS-|, x %, Joseph or 6 E. | Wanted Real Estate 324” COMPLETE | ; Real Estate Service # Want ts trade vour present hom , on s new or used =, se ee eee bu’ * frown MW. to d adviser, contact rE Confidential. The Salvation Army. islist, 3% & Saginaw St. FE) Furniture Refinishing 16A IN DEBT? : © payments, see us to- AN CREDIT hg are having trouble meet: Office Open #4 = — powms.| A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE4¢-BS 2 Sm. 1704S, Telegraph Rdioe E - we THE. PONTIAC PRESS. _ MONDAY. JANUARY 38,1955". Bs Aes Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33 La a ce -_— i i LISTINGS WASTED = pen ees buyern we wal aa will pa er our Gee” . en . we Vikesfeed D. HAMMOND Buron &t. REAL’ me re Fe sri Eves. FE 5-4714. tise tor lnkefront. bracket. gale heat, soft water, carpeted liv- © {ng room, dining L and hall. Club foom 22'x30°;-den #'x12' in base- +o: tent, landscaped lot on paved street. Will trade or buy lake home, Phone FE 6-365. md. MODERN - WEST SIDE. BRICK. PARTLY FuRN. = a art, : Ofralabie i to June, Adults. i bath Strictly modern, -All and utilities furn. 2 adults only. $100 =. S. 5. On GEO. L. . FE 5-8606. ae REatior wi | Rent it Apts. Unfurnished 34 ee al? BEDROOM LAROR LIVING room, kitchenette, private en- | trance. 1 ebild welcome. 142 Wi Columbia __ubilities — furn,, euto. gas heat 3 ROOM _ UNFURNISHED APART- =. with 1 2 Adults only. ‘TOR Soa i m | Near Wilson F 5 paiva onth with heat. tao Fisher. undry. EM 3-4322. FAMILY Ome Bony ny pare are 2 bedrooms and ath. artiti basement ideaj for professional. MURPHY STREET — near Webster School. One of -the newer 3-bed: _ homes now | automatic hot water, at- tached garage. See it now. CUSTOM BUILT - meer completion 3 story ranch - Pull uae — Living reom, and om 32’ of de- ben sictio “finish cep e cul boards, double sink. La: : eUiached garage. "ios ria eo RAY ONED. Realtor % W. oo Phone rE do 8 or FE 44178 ve Real Es Exchange Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO 3 BEDROOM RANCH tached 18s car eetegy with eo closed oil pg PE jot. Only $2,500 INDIAN VILLAGE’ “INCOME Top West nore location. Duplex bath each. Present increased. : plastered oak floors is full basement and includes car- on one side. 615,000 full Nice ranch type bungelow cn , | pobdeggpans just outside city. tom i By CARN IVAL by Dick Turner HH | 7. Mt Reg, U. & Pat OFF. Cape. 1985 by NEA Bervien, ine. ee here! “Dis ain't all profit, y'know! My wife's got $15 on deposit __ For Sale Houses 43 PRE LLL LL LOL LO ee HOMES BY PAL - OR 3-0815 © For Sale Houses 43 Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES LAKE ORIO! 6 room modern” home _ across “SPENCE ST. time offered, Owner trans- l% baths, ve for appoint- J apt. of § ream ond bath: Alse | HOUSES AND INCOMES ALL locks. tusk ener ‘center’ tn | Eins. Also — 1 homer. Rochester, oe? terms Can rw Dinnan and Son, 66 West owner es. t = Just LOOm AT THIs 3 BED COLORED room basem. A family income, 3% rooms each $11,500, terms. If you- see it— | . [oe want. it. FE +0081 or FE. — hg we $2,000 down. : TY co | 382 Auburn Ave PE ¢ 2420 PE 2-1900 bedrooms, . fireplace, Cash to 4 = mortgage FE ¢7 men car cent V. bed- call the 3 reoms. Owner 4 sacrifice bese, wy “3-0008 eal INCOME Bringing tn a total of $43 per week besidesa- owner's 5 room apartment. Owner leaving state | and will accept $5.000 down. Eves. | after 6 call Mr. Osmick, 42068 A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 ne ' Stores, SCHRAM EAST SUBURBAN INCOME ee oe J bedrooms with large living and ining rooms, $800 DOWN Gar city water. ana one bus and’ seboel bed- ba rn . The A real home! Adults only. ce. Moe HfOTMES-BARTRAM - 43921 Disie OR }-1950 § ROOM MODERN HOUS 1869 Manse, 8 ROOMS, 4 PORCH & — bus. Vacant Jan. . Scheol age chil- rE See iB AvU- oom Heights, oil heat, auto. hot | wat waduite, E 2-3680. MQDERW. orf ating acres SIX ROOMS modern oo = excel- ; ving rm. screened bedrms. and bath, “automatic —— good furnace, screens, intndremat paved street, Only ot “fale pee be. type ‘homes. Lot | auto ook hot water heater r, ian e676 including costs JOHN K, IRWIN NCOM. le "ideperaie bath sod eatinnes. Bese: West Suburvan’ Pr Priced to ic ti Sesoo. with $1400 down. EAST SIDE. Full price $42000 + eae vermont" ome 2 * ay Voge ctnns © De car garage; $500. | the Di wo” price. 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. : STORE SPA’ le Li a RIDGE ‘HAPPY DAYS STORE, exe 1 w. HORON| REALTOR: FE 2-8316] - you see and buy this’ afiractive Heat water turn. FE 43 W. Huron st. 6 room modern geo 3 jarge. _F 4 screens & storms, ® ty at, e. landse = or Sale Houses s NN Close to & bus, Ask to LEAVING | D state muss ett —— ae =. a Beat, OFFERS aoe eee ter having | ed pasmee. roomers. Has meny bedrooms, rge. dining room, peor 7 big sunroom, large dining room, with ca Lake privi- | 4 Bedrooms—Large Lot kitchen, oll hest, 2 car garage. : 000, $2, down. Cs : ly faciand ra $4,700 down. = home in excellent RANCH JACK i ne a9 nae oe payed | Brand new, never otcupied, six LOVELAND basement, furnace, auiomat- | joo™ | . ie water 7, Low do sd es for recreation payment to responsibie icons oe al Ve. pee. sae party, balance like rent. Only, $13,750. Better hurry 1% Acres—Waterford Attractive modern 4¢ bed- toom home 3 years 14x17 with kitch- eld, liv we iuge window, 16x18 basement, oil AC I ndian Village 7 room attractive home near schools and ‘losed porch yp. . ot heat, water softener, 2 ~ ne: Own- er transferred Suburban—Lot 180x208 in Ttoom with inva merican Stand- : mary. Am heat, 2% car tarage. $27,250, terms, Roy Annett Inc. New ‘Bun low Saiestl, mies Pioneer - Highlands: Immaculate 6 room gone | 2 bedrooms " down, 1 weaioemn lini? ff: Full basement. Delco heat. 1122 ep rec room, 1 car- on Lf | Lake. Ideal Lake Front JOSE PH F. REI 33's W. Huron 8t. FE 20260 Cooperative Reaj Estate Exchange Only $2,000 Dow Down For the Large Famil We offer tis family hom 4 bedrooms and dea, full « , 2 car garage, at - only $1201 or FE $1208, : “BUD” NICHOLIE’ , REAL ESTATE base- Open Ev 111 Joslyn, ratt — e with |. We natural —— bouse with electric! as ege Lape © Pontiac Motor FE 5-5091 or FE 5-2564 | _A HOME OF YOUR : OWN ~~ Off North Perry =. Perry = Near Weaver School any Soggy eg a sem: gas heat, garage. $7150, terms, Sylvan Village Excellent Sate a? m and 2 Be sure to, chook 53 “eotalle— best Lage pos sible. Early Prospect St. Four (4) bedroom jon arom possession. Another Vacant ‘Zand CONTRACTS” _ AND HARGER CO. a est side Income Russell Young REALTOR 2W. | Open wens ¥ Se. WM, H. KNUDSEN ‘ OP WISHING FOR A gona Lake Estates frame home. Best price | - NICHOLIE 4-45.25 5 To TO “paRtuipan Is THE For Sale Mesias ~~ tO Mk, BuaLaoe LTOR SELL, REA TO 43 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, allt { m rooms, trom W $4500, 3 WEST “BILE. 7 ae ule bath, Youngstown a | OLD. rxe bedrooms, living room throughout, <4 basement Newly decorated. Sell _or rent FE 4-6065 after 2 p.m. bedroom. oi! furnace.’ $11,500, a West of Pontiac, large 2 bungalow, storm windows matic water heater, $6,750, wn. : PONTIAC REALTY 137 Baldwin ; F f . 1 Acre &§ ROOMS. ved road 2% ic. Bargain priced 3 at Easy terms, - Immediate Possession - Large new bungalow near Crescent Lake..3 8, full basement, bedroom auto- $1,500 CO. E_&-6278 bath, basement and miles from $6,950 JIM WRIGHT, Realtor FE $5783 Exchange Cooperative R at Estate ri Geeta Possession . 5-044l | Ui Riaace ‘storm. windo comet — privileges. PONTIAC RE Bry 137 Baldwin ——- > a new double ¢ e location neo PSE. $1500 down. Loree t bungalow windows. Automatic ‘water 96,750. — A WORLD OF LIV THE NORTHWOOD AWOL. ING| IN A NEW 1955 NORTH- MORTGAGE. costs. EXHIBIT AIL aT ORGANIZATION CHARLES ie : be 9 | o _® 3 Hi GO ELSE TO. PAY! Mirae a bag oo between Perry ae "Real Estate’ ’ Model Phone FE 3-0504 CIs $100, Moves You. In! _ VETERANS Better value in Pontiac; No down payment (Mtg. cost about $300). HANNAN € terms. INDIAN VILLAGE. Attractive and well const: ted S-rm. modern be alow. 26 ft. living rm. with natura] fireplace, wall-to-' cal full basement with - rm., tile and gas- furnace, 2-car garage. 50 ft. lot, venient - anes shopping center a bus stop. An unusual offering. $13,500, terms. FLOYD KENT, Realtor. 24.W. Lawrence PE 5-615 open eves Next to Consumers Power TRIPP . “we, family. ee East Side Extra deve. A real fomily home. 1 + oe complete goons “- with R-S Ben wrod Pall _ Seah cag tna fea. Reeves buy’ tn "years! sepuscte’ kretidast, seca 3 5 oN’ large bedrooms and bath on B. D. CHARLES, Realtor | lest" ctndition thrgugnout. « FE 4-0521 . aeetrasiis boat gets Eecments | Today's Listing _ Is Jomorrow s Sale! ANOTHER DANDY of cur buyers might WATERFRONT HOME |. Sty ge gadseect «| MACEDAY LAKE-6 rooms with| Jroperty can be sald, CALL large well and fenced FobaY for an estimate of lot. 3 bedrooms and full bath up. property's value on to- Large living room with cut stone } vo A py if HA furnace pA aw gg Be oy Leslie R. Tr pp, Realtor Bice woes toaeey ae |* “pA eat Pa EE gain, of, 20.190 with 83.000 Gown. : 20 ACRE ESTATE DOWN CLARKSTON AREA || Full, baih ‘htardpood fnors, Plas: epee Othe teow $3,150 and mg. Un-| Yes thats the full price. Has oy a ee ee ee t : Flint, = Ful Pull only $2,250. rice, 35000) CUCKLER REALTY PAUL A. KERN, Realtor | ™ gives “no re eo M CReal Estate Suice i918 $950 DOWN LAKE ORION HOME of Ponting, lovely 4 tyom bur odern $ room home idealy lo- rooms, re te eS ee oak floors, breeseway to garage. rees and berries lake privileges, Oil furnace, lot 100 x Price vacam. ; $12,600 terms erate ‘ane $1,500 DOWN. MEAGHER OA 83122 e liv room. natura) fire- Beta wooa eore. 3% 5 nanan SS get, a, te built in "$2. Vacest, move right _ § coom modern. Oil heat. _Lincols 4-4900 tt Lo nt ay FD nt ag the a 4 e Ew a ‘ home with three bedro two up and one down, coon) and « half baths « po. | fireplace in the living room, ESTABLISHED 1916 separate room, N IDE BARGAIN. Mov nook, and basement Onrrent "ate this ” a : with on best. ye Soe home in LeBaron ee. struction with . Lar e Modern kitchen, full bath, Ve- | — tod sun gn netian - blinds, full ent, ront. A ty & t prow Gael Hare a home home at $13, ac ree. ie, 4 ‘00. mat eee | ITHAS. ROOMING HOUSE. Near Baldwin Two bedrooms. living room, School. Here is your chance for | riichen. Me Sie tahoe pele ret Bates iscahce ‘paved | Hegee, AB the is : ded in this price. street. Owner” might — . Soe. at ioe sa ton" down. _ IT NEEDS - Inte decorating, a NEAR . 4 modern home baths, rental — oe yr from, small apt. will make your | hot water heater. The total ment. Paved street, $48,750, | sono is $4,000 aries: ad MONEY IN THE BANK Owning ial - $1, down. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT. Soginaw Ot aa 5-0168 NEAK ORTONVILLE ACRE INCOME 6 W Member 9 : 1,6 DOWN — uw . ranch -~ = ees ving tered walls, and olj furnace. Lot is 100x300. e . Ideal ioe saves or house. = 4 $1.05 DOWN 2 bedroom recrea- L. H. BROWN, Realtor, Real Estate | BULGING AT THE SEAMS? uit Z i GIL. ES REALTY CO. * FS mM & GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS OPPORTUNITY ces oer Fo VACANT. $9, EXCLUSIVE! HUMPHRIES Realtor 3 ON; ae Templeton FE 2.0474 iota ms OG Ww feLieuSekkce ‘ f: s ; fil at - s tt} by) os re] a tae | oO o > <2 n Eves. | Pontiac Lake Rd. OR 3-7616. 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE HIGHW AY GRILL a“ " moneymaker —— 0 yh a id ross this year. Takes only $3,300 dn. plus stoc $150,000 PER YEAR - Now doing 43,000 and bet- ter nl . This is tru et = that can be only 000 down plus -in- ventory. Inc py al tive ether rentals. —e WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 @ Ww. Muren st. BAKERY & GRILL Close to new . Jat eoubeenis te’ teks eee pwn ly a , iaane avail- ea Roy Annett Inc. 7914 ACRES 4 W. Lawrence ‘Mest to PE 65-6106 ers Power | ase arse, ee are rial | GE. $25 to a, and included. coMMoNrrY LOAM CO : Perry. iw 30 E. LAWRENCE FE 2-7131 acs Aang h tae —— eee marie = SHOPPING FOR A LOAN? Partridge | ° BAROAING | BOYS AND OIRLS = REALTORS SESARRERONT | ™SPe wa Bt style home. finish- : ing. very as is. s unlimited for expand- . ~ eae eee! bees ee DRUGGISTS a M BLWOOD DELIGHT!!! FE 61284 PE 43844 Open 9 to 7.) ,. Sale Suburban Prop. 45A) wan a spD wins | te: _ no and te __FEW § ROOMS. BASEMENT AND | sundries, wo uw to ° the coat you cant beat. cae =. "ight Carat par-| for eon No. 13%, bie) M. Elwood, 7&| BALLS—BOTTLES— ~ Rochester Real Estate BANDS FRANK SHEPARD 8 bo aleys. 8 month liquor | Orion Rd. OL 1-611 =. © Geer BE te tcceme- For Sale Lots 6 deautiiul ay pasteet og = IDEAL. BUILDING $0x140, i doubling the poveent aon. fo a . Joseph and | Offere“ « fraction of actual worth Kase ees ita Rcae | heist, SSA eo 170 W. Pike PE $8005." ni core AND tee =| STATEWIDE PRANELIN . Real Estate Service Of Pontiae 2_ Preston, 110 Seeteee S| Fostse ‘isis Bank Big 50a SETTES Sm, va ee Fem CHEROKEE HILLSt Compare the ad of tts . gue 7 oe WONDERFUL. graph Rd. and your site OPPORTUNITY CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | "Can ‘Eupane tO POLL Tne $03 Community National Bank Bide. NO BELLI NO REQUIRED. aes 5 Bree. FE MONTH WILL ASSIST 2 bee _ Sale Farms 48) CasH REQUIRED FE ¢-4se8, builder. or ,| J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor » |e E. Walton Bivd. _ Open 9 to 6 Money to Loan 53 (State Licensed Lenders) $500 AL Pomc LOAN ow. FE 3-181 atone be x TQ c 30 4 W. Lawrence Cg Leweenee x eee Tc is3 Extra Fast Service "You cam borrow $20 - $500 quickly . car oF 3 furniture reete for any Worthwhile purpose. Up to onths to repay. HOUSEHOLD rE ei ie GET CASH aomieLy. Sale Land Contracts 32, — : LOANS) Ele Set oe Beer tne Home & Auto. Loan Company ar omen 1 Baturd Bank = ise, _ LOANS - “YES” ptly to ploy: men, women married « cmus Ealee “vii oan, By +4 as Phone, LOANS $25 T To $300 - BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 7 W. Lawrence FE 23-0249 Pontiac TEAGUE FINANCE CO. - » 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. _ LOAN ‘$35 TO $500 AUTOS z LIVESTOCK ; Ph. Rochester OL C071 OL 1.9701 Mortgage Loans 54 PPP LLL AEN LOW INTEREST Unlimited funds for single fam should berrower H. G. PERERSON — 1310 Pontiac State Bank —Phone PE 5-9408 he * or PE 5. Swaps . CHAIN SAWS. TRADE ateriaj or sell. For Sale Clothing ALASKAN SEAL FUR COAT. PE ‘$-9218. 56 . After 6 p.m. FE 2-1872 better ¢ man's new ka, | $18.00. Jo storm coats. Re: | sale Shop, 297 297 Oakignd A BALLERINA FORMAL o NET STRA’ WITH MATCHING, LACE. JACKET WORN ONCE EX CONDITION. WILL SELL FOR FE +461 BETWEEN in 1:00 ONLY — FORMAL FLOOR LEN 15. Shoes, ‘ig ee re $20 re cint™’ Call smer LaDY’s SUITS AND DRESSES, $25 to shoo | OF 3-052 rare. meee: PORTA cz PE S40. /_ range sees iv stown sink aes CRUMP ELECTRIC 465 Aubura FE 4.3573 HEDSTROM DELUXE. BABY CaR- riage. Like new, $30. FE 50856, 30 North Tasmania. HEATERS, OL 8 BURNING. HA ve |“ several that are ideal for 3 ond 2 feom houses, Beautifully es tea eens toe es e m 8 very bes! brands. gf pe A slightly seratehed in transit. Ter- cent. 3ao" Orchard’ take Ave. LINOLEUM .ccxse.+ 200 Wall Tile, rn. ft.......10c Triple Vinyl Tile.....10c SYERS, 141 W. HURON YOR | GAYTAG WASHER” SQUARE TUS | | condition, 95. +: ans eden MAHOGANY DINING ROOM Fm Be ape _* size tress ro eM FOO i. new + save, Closed NEW SECTIONAL. nat caer davenport and chair, $25. 5 SEWING MA- vacuum eener. $15. ‘aan a oe Pre-Inventory Sale 160.95 CRUMP ELECTRIC 3465 Auburn Rd. re 73 fi. used T.V "eens 13 fe ted ee t38 Hee Bel By BS WALTON TV Walton, Cor. Josiyn Pe 2-3257 Williams, FE |" 7 MODEST MAIDENS as Pa By “y Alan | F r gir can get a ot out of alee. For thstance, I pet pas | ma * ere y $4) EAT SERVICE SS ee L a ce eel TL | Berar, | Salt, ‘Associated PETR ry For Sale Miscellaneous 60 AUDIUM HEA ce, le fot BRIC K—Used—BRICK AND MATERIAL co. 5340 und Rd, (M-50) OR 3-1082 Open 5:30 Bundays ANCHOR. FENCES GH +S SUPPLY a. a7 st. 45431 Blackett’ S ~ Offer Beautiful 10 tn. red wood siding ling. As low as $19.20 C. . Slightly higher Clarkston 1EIC Burke Lumber ~ Company White Pine selects. random widths and lengths, §278 per M Sale Household Goods a "lA rosate ELECTRIC DRYER. | lamatic Washer. new reo now only hiss. iti bt EN md DR o down pa Lam yg 7 Balance at fie per mon au- tie washer. Es NG, OPEN MON., TUES., THURS., FRI. SAT. $.TO 9. WED. X NIGHT TO 5:30; L & § SALES CO., 4 mi east of | Pon ast of Auburn Rdv, M5e. size 18; also man's overcoat, tweed, size 44. Call after 13 neon. FE 5-0038. — MA awe | GOOD, CLEAN DRESS 42, fancy vest, $15. MA Senb1. MOUTON COAT. SIZE 13. FE __ #4035 after 5 p.m. WINTER COAT. SIZE 9 « ® (SHORT). ALSO TEAL BLUE SUIT SIZE 0-10, FE 5-5519 AFTER 6 6PM. ADMIRAL 3% sCIN. MAROOA USED ture tube YER. | | one. 7 cu refrigerator, ea eames ue APPLIANCE SPECIALS Used television from . 0 nna agitator auto. washer, like. washer, ‘Norge om “wacker, 4 : siee ine Ho menaz ome, 2-4. cqpeeret. |” escent. equipm dark room su lies? Te CAMERAS & , OA. INSULATE NOW AND SAVE MONEY ‘OTOR. PARSE ERTS CANARIBS, CacEs. _fooa 1927 584 Oak PARAREETS OPALINES CANAR. tea, i. PE 4-6000 1304, Mt. Clemens. sine bet th Sa . PARAKEETS. Sg aa me Eom! RAKEETA BARTER a ti aE yare bing. . P. 8. paint. ‘ . sump pumps. Thor system wet be . Sheet _ PE ¢223. — TERRY Ti 2% OR oe BULL Good buy $408 Coder Island ‘Ra. @ Gat. WATER za wood tractor work. For Sale Livestock 72 USE OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN fe ie “ose ae | supply 156 West Montcalm. FE | _» to 6: Soe *CHURC res INC. rE ie WORKSHOP set role a tools, saws, F. I. "BOOLECO. ras STANOING — Ht. ashbowls with fittings Pre-Inventory Sale BURMEISTER’S fia tare sane ee ee! T LU MBER $128. bedroom suite with ye | . and m: oe ; = | | $198. new electric range $118.00 $is9, 3 section living room TWO YARDS , ' DETROIT Perry. : om Goro | preaktaat et H tae | OPEN @ AM. TO 8 PM HP. JET PUMPS, 90060. % K.P. Canes Awe. @aLa- lew v-ctnh cabinets te Fa —— ee RR go flame Grover. tam: |p New meta: ‘Punk po Lit W Pine poarde. per-M.. 879.00 — o> 80 8. Perry mers. Jackson's Rental, @2 W. mpicte - $39.05 1x12 W. 3, per M 879.00 . Open Sun Vas teeth |” Used cleetrie washer’ $ 15.00 jxi2 W. hs shelving, per f. $ 3 LINOLEUM ....... &¢ $240, . | Wing Tor the home + every’ Gag fed Br speci dg / VINYL TILE ...... 12c STORM SASH akland Furniture ine pine floor, per M....... $4 | Smith’s, 257 S, Saginaw | “sane oem eee ® | 104 8. _ Saginaw rE 2-5523 | tile, per. TR... - cae ; RS - ZITCHEN CABINETS AT G OR s ORLAWAY | BED. Cs Po 4 Roth Wool 2 =.) $12 wei aafiite: tale week = nly. . . peer in TET! Thee. HME Steaket ineul per 100 M8 4 | CEE WEEDON REAL NICE GAS RANGE. BOOK Sanit Piyscore, each -.-.-----$ £88) LIONEL & AMERICAN | 1081 8. Tele Ro. PE 4-250 & edds & ends. PE w P. Combination doors (81488) = =FLYER TRAINS _. | Cameras, mt 1A REBUILT AND GUARANTEED hess colored baths sets, all fittings aUTHORIZED PACTORY SERV. — yeriag washers, FE 45169. = complete. o sinh | Pet part OTHER CAMERAS & RQUIPMENT KEFRIGERATORS LAST YEARS BOYDELL PAINTS TASKER’... gw. Huron Bt _Classification number nae models, one of America’s | 17 TOU ARE BUILDING 3 Ens Sale Musical 62 beet Sraade, years. bare ‘new AND SAVE UP TO $500 ON ALL ~— refrigerator for a littl uate sone irs GRAND PIANO, WALNUT. rise rec ctued machine. Michigan sheetrock ee Oa a ae ow $85.00 Mote dell 434 E. Mansfield. ope GAS iia RANOE. £, DELUXE. BURMEISTER and — all t Insulation 7] 2 ons. . divided top, waist height broiler. : $49.50 100. sq. ft = and win- {-q = r yo Tg eS ee late model. Only $85. MI s1388.| Northern Lumber Co. dws, err) rior & Ex- STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD & &X- £191 Cooley Lake terior piywoods. insulated © & as Neuipaient 63 changed Turner's 60g Mt. Clem- Eo om et EL Ln | ~~ ens 2-0801. Telegraph & 8 mm | flooring. Bring your materia] list |3 | DICT. “ sep Gas RA ; $20. Detroit 1-414) now. with transcriber & cutter. Excel- a Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co.| Sgt “ering gomemian, Fetal price USED TV'S, 90.50 AND UP. RB. CHILD'S es pe BIKE, 615. | 6120 Bogie e Lobe, Be. Commerce. 8to: Co. FE 23-0241. ks ‘ 3-5847, evenings cM stunee, Hise aw eephecora zee CAVATORIES, s,_COMPLETE WITH Sporting Goods 65 Taser $85. RB. MUNRO elec- 1954 Phi Cougts AT ban oe BOWL ire Hures 25% DISCOUNT | termite Salyer 'theeg are" crete | BE fylys soa ther bas. Uli Used Trade-in Dept >|. sysikIBMOME Pgs | _Bi'Sinc tte ate | AE sive gas stove........... 8! iwrerior G AMEL CABINETS LARGE - Spevaer guansatecd. Be Alse RLY YLOCK paints, i irre, metal $7.95 | WANTED. Washe ranteed LA Hy . Slightly marred. Also pe. living ‘room suite... i988 COAL & 7 co,| ltee_ selection nee Highest prices paid. eee Sree io . 10. 1 Ave. +7101 nets with and New VREELAND FUR co. itchen cabinet. aw ee eee fs | Egrenerd. Lake sve PE sliding le door units all at ex- ’ ALL Dow PAYMENT * secre SLiomy —PORTURER 5-1263. 303_Oghard Lake ave saa ma a - 'YMAN’ room in the house in |1- H. P. Myers shell pum _10 ~~ e fy : NS newest. 1964 designs, | terrific ew ee x RACK. oUN M3 4NCTORIAN OVAL TOP Oc- reh $3.98 value, 91°96. ‘Slightiy | cabinet sink now on _Sand, | Gravel & Dir Dirt 66 easional meee solid walnut, factory irregulars. Michigan EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS : : $22.50; sectional bookcase, 4 rescent, Orchard Lake Ave. | See the new 1955 PROCEASED pgtan: PEWAY. horizontal sections. solid oak, | DAYTON “SHALLOW-WELL «J JET KELLY’S HARDWARE | gras EM rus ey Waldo. FE 2-2065. ~ ™ -| paPomt fai wail paint "$2.70 gal. | 2004 Auburn At Adame FE 2-011 Frc FE ; “ * . DuPont interior semigioss $3.79 gal. bal we on A 5 USHED NE AND SAND is CUBIC NATOR McBride Hardware = | New" ae eaten | Gravel and fl dirs, Lyle | freezer 1 yr, old, OL 2-100. washer, iin. PR 2- or FE 86-1112. Hick tiviee noc Vid SOCAE COFFEE OPEN SUNDAYS 0 TO 12 FE 2-0392/ Was NOW $229. ‘L SAND CUSHION SAND, 2 PIECE ROOM SUITE. | i927 Auburn Rd_(at Crooks) _| New dryer, | peach sand, red, FE 5-627. } SUN. 131, Shp'e covers chair with custom made | ELECTRIC RANGI was $200.98... NOW Site. pes Le Rade iA in model, wit every new: possible ow ft. Crosiey 5130 p. teiee tas F, tamous | Was og NOW $339.96 | delivered FE ¢-6588, WAYNE GABERT’S | tame brenss. shennty “ttichigan @ APPiiance, | Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) Fivcrescent, 303 Orchard L 422 W. Huron | +1122 ee DRY CORD WOOD DELIVERED. a for. $11. FE Be Sits at a oe ams ed. 2 tor $10.1 ‘Delivered. eg EY TY. LAB WOOD A Lockhart Turkey Farm BALED WHEAT STRAW, Se A BARGAIN Manure Spreaders —— are crazy but we feel Bante one aM tractor ee from. A 6230 any $180. Used New Idea No. 4 wheel rubber tired r. , to go at $135. Used I. H. C. Olivers, and John ——- "HOUG ( SHTEN'S. = . TERMS FE 40734 #1112 KING BROS YOUR I SAY NEIGHE BOR ! MICH. 1 CHAINSAW DISTRIBUTORS We have used chainsaws ; N 197.50, En- = Fi rg repairs ter all Dick's s Air Cooled Rages 192 . Saginaw SPECIAL rth new and used farm. equipment. Ri its on all makes i tractors Wisconsin m: Pontiac Farm Supply ~ JOHN —— ees ye 2211 Pontiac Rd E +6140. 2 FT GRAIN “AND way ChE Seer. = : 6 hp. Rola 8 | 4015 Dixie Hwy. ALL KINDS HAY. STRAW. ; one a oat stra ised, ‘baled, Mt , Tian. or Hovteeriiia, Ghstle oe te paste fies ee eo rr) ae AS 4 Farm Produce 78 Briggs & tf Stratton, —— Wie- | Wn Oxford Trailer Sales + Mile Me suse, of Lake Orie en ae MOBILE HOMES . to 46 ft, Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales. pretes Plains Corner 8 bea | ma REPAIRS, BUMPING & PAINTING ey ESTIMATE. BRAID. MOTOR SALES» PHONE r. 41 Water Facts ONE ANAT SeaengE TRUCK GOING. tj lead omber_ way, Trion - Wanted Used Cars 88 Cc ALIF, BUYER HERE .¢ THE! PONTIAC , PRESS, “Monpay, JANUARY B,.1955. are ne MODEL WRECK | ‘y Auto Parts PE 5-9201 ST. ‘, [uro n Motor Sales’ . rn FE 2-2641 TRON FE 4-0582. “GLENN NEEDS eo ea = Glenn s Motor FE 4-1 4-T371 FAR iC) _-_ 7 anted Used Trucks 89 TO LEASE OWNER Dodge trucks, conven- al or COE. not — than utomobile haul to : Dopee "34 STATION WAGON. Walt take “\For Salé-Used Cars 91 isso CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE. te Pern trere older car, you take over CONDITION. BEST UECIATEL MUST SELL Su. MEDL 100 Norton Ave. PE _4-6240 HERE'S OUR LIST OF NEW YEAR CAR SOLUTIONS 1953 Buick 4 dr. V8 1952 Chevrolet 2 dr. P.G. 1953 ge Club comps. Gyre 1962 mouth Club Cou eee, ™ 1963 ‘agon 1952 Ford 2 hams Station Wagon Dod 4-dr. Buic’ - | 168 Plymouth “f dr, - € fs ai = . . Virg : per cent of traffic runs Penn- 1948 Dodge’ 4 USED 7 won 23-1440. i TON PICKUP POR ee emerges: 8, wae + rere tee ie renter ere: ab . ‘ pi sin eee ae | ~“$ui4s LARRY. “JEROME . _ Rochester Fond Dealer “FULL CANOPY. - HE LP US SELL-ebrate SE}-L-ebrate THEZNEW YEAR Ricasenschaeides Bros. Dodge- Plymouth “The Cars With The - Forward Look” 232 S. Saginaw St. -Phone FE 2-9131 . PETERSON “tow too. ve, MICHIGAN'S FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT | NOODWAND AND 13 MILE ROAD ost International > pickup whewnes vee $945 Out They Gol! (ist Chevrolet panel, .$495, ‘3! International, B 12 ft. platigrm... $595 "51 Ford pickup. . “e oe $595 ' 49 Ford panel... . -$245/ 49 THC panel ...... $245 747 Chevrolet partel : -$175 {WILSON GMC ** 809 S. Woodward é' 50 Hudson 2- or | °50 Dodge 2-dr. W ayfarer : $425 $55 "47 Buick 4-dr. special 47 Pontiac 2-dr. deluxe "48 Nash 4-door sedan 48-Dodge 4-door custom : $150 *49 Chev. 2-dr, deluxe 49 Ford tudor custom $345 - ‘50 Nash 2-door States. sedan $395 50 Ford 2-dr. custom . a $445 appear-| ‘50 Chevie 2-dr. deluxe “No Credit?’ Bad Credit? $89: on | 52 Chevie Addr. deluxe 30 Buick 4-dr. special $545 51 Plym. 4-dr. —— ‘St Chevie 2-dr. Std. 1°51 Ford Victoria ta $84 52 Chavie 2-dr. deluxe bid Aa. a $945 "52 Pontiac 4-dr. deluxe i $985 8748. | 53 Ply. t dr. Granbrook | & $1,075 53 Chevie 2-dr. Std. Saiee Jee $1,005] : ~ CEVIE a '53 Chev, 4-dr. Bel ue ' | _ Like new. ‘ owner. ~~ $1,245 a ‘9 CONVERTIBLE, ‘53 Pontiac 4- dr. deluxe is joss. Mr 438300 . $1,485 | oD | '53 Buick hard top i : $1,495 } ‘34 Ply. 2-dr. Cranbrook $1,475 |. "34 Chevie 4-dr. deluxe ‘ “$1,495 "34 Chevie 2-dr. Bel Air $1,595 34 Chevie hard top $1,745 MATTHEWS. [HARGREAVES EVROLET FE 4-4546 _ OPEN TIL 9 : Me '~ Far Sale Used Cars uy 1951 LINCOEN. 4 ‘<¢pee and daume payments. Woodward Birmingham. pontiac : RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED CARS $10 DOWN EE 464 os Hy power marsh 895 2 "51 Pontiac Catalinas “Radios. heaters. and - _ Hydramatic “ $895 ‘53 Pontiac Station Wa: on. Radio, heater and Hydrematic. $1,595 54 Ford . Convertible. Biack = radio, heate- overdrive, $1,695 *54 Pontiac Officials’ —- <= new, Load- ed with extr - "$2 Pontiac Fordor, Radio heater and Hydra- matic ‘ . $995 - "$2 Buick te Sharp cer. R os j | Forder, ‘54 Pontiac ’ $2,095 53 Pontiac Judor. Hydramatic. $1,295 90 Other Makes and Models to Choose From) | PONTIAC - RETAIL _ STORE Factory Branch | 65 Mt. Clemens at Mill \ Phone FE 3-7117 41.Bontiac 2-door deluxe a $195 | _ 211 S. SAGINAW ST. | Star Chief Convertible, Low mile- | 1951 e i] 46 Plymouth 4-dr. deluxe |, Bodee, club $65 ECONOMY USED CARS PE ¢-2131 BE :) HAPPY Drive an OLIVER USED CAR! Bring Your Title We're Ready to Deal -$1,895 1953 Buick super 4-door, 11,000 actual miles. dio, -heater, spotlight, Dynaflow. $1,895 1954 Ford Skyliner, Ford- omatic, radio, ‘heater, custom trim. We really mean business: , $1,095 1952 Pontiac 4-door deluxe Chieftain. Radio, heater and Hydramatic. _ All |} ready to go. $95 1951 Buick 2-door, radio, heater and Dynaflow. Real snappy, good paint. One owner beauty. 1952 Plymouth 2-door se- dan, radio, heater. Very low priced for a quality car. . $095 : 1951 Chevrolet club coupe. A good engine and body. This is an outstanding buy. =: $1095 Z 1953 Chevrolet 210 deluxe .2-door, radio and, heater. Compare this: one a ES Ss Ra-|.. - FUNNY ‘BUSINESS “I have trouble staying right side up!" . For Sale Used Cars 91 : | 1983 LINCOLN ‘CAPRI,- 20,500 Mt. all accessories, power power brakes, power pone lleg = 100, 4510 Brookfield Dr., Davis- burg. Taylor Chevrolet 1964 ro cote tudor. Radio and ij 1953 caer vroiet tudor with beater. 1953 sil jet tudor with heater. Sasveeies Be! Air. Tudor. Ra- eat and heater. $1395. 1952 1p54 1981 Ford 2 dr. 1950 wate ge tudor, $395. évrolet “Ton Pickup. 3.000 violet Se aliggres ethers . Ne actyal mi. - YOUR CAR AS DOWN PAYMENT -, ssssei 883238823882332332 seeeees peeves ses ese Senne eeens Cy Owens YOUR FORD DEALER SAYS Here We | Go Again 1952 STUDEBAKER 2 dr. A real value. . $990 1949 FORD 8 cylinder 2 dr. Ready to go with ra- dio aoe heater. $195 1952 DODGE 2 dr. with radio, heater and excel- | lent condition in every respect. $995 1953 FORD Custom 8 4 dr. Believe it or not this car has only. actually 2,000 miles. If you want = “new” used car here it A truebeauty. sat PONTIAC 2dr. Must be seen and driven to really be appreciated. $595 1950 FORD 4 dr. sedan. Very solid body and is really clean. Has radio and heater: $395 ible. Here is a buy. Drive it and you'll =F it. $195 1948 MERCURY 2 dr. se- dan. One of the best transportation — ‘Commander tu- | . $748. ~ ean forder Command- 1949 PONTIAC Cosivegt- | For Sale Used Cars 91 BPO lel 1943 LINCOLN CAPRI HARD TOP. 2 door, full Pgotaal Excellent con- dition. FE 5- : '53 CHEVROLET Bel Air Sport Coupe, radio, heat- tee Powerglide MICHIGAN'S FINEST. THE BIG PAVED LOT ON THE CORNER OF | WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD | You Will Find... GOOD REPUTATION EXCELLENT PRICES FINE AUTOMOBILES SCHUTZ LARRY ~ JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer Oo FORD Country Sedan, 8 cylinder, Fordomatic, tradio, heat- $1695, ‘48 AUSTIN Air Club Coupe, . _| ae angst, PONTIAC Radio, heater, PLYMOUTH ‘53 ime PLYMOUTH - For Sale Used Cars a PPP DODD | LINCOLN, GooD comprniow. 4 doo PE 2-4821. Le, NASH RAMBLER CONVERT! $325 PE 4-337: ingy Wasnt BTaTEsMAN « DOOR. over FE_2-6318. OLDS '51 SUPER 88. BEST OFF takes. 232 Grey Rd. PE 71-9600. ‘Listen. ~My | Children - and you shall hear, , how your CHEVROLET DEALER will treat you dear ... He'll give you a fine deal on OK USED CARS and) TRUCKS: and believe you me iit won't cost many BUCKS! And so o1m-- the story gves: only *MAI- THEW S-H AR - GREAVES knows, how to make a dollar stretch + so long. You can hardly feel it when it’s GONE. F BE SAFE, SEE YOUR “Franchised Dealer” FOR YOUR USED CHEVROLET | Pow: Matthews- Hargreaves , Chevrolet 211 8. PER se me DR. FACRARD _ $185. 617 Central Eves. dio, heater My-drive. This is @ real nice one! £1,305. MI 43410. . GOOD TRANS- tation. Needs some body work ae, ee Tort cow, OSS — = = Baldwin LOOK! 53 Ford Custom 8 Club ‘8 Coupe. Radio, heater and | white walls. $1,195 53 Ford Mainline 6 2-dr. Radio, heater and all the accessories. $1,095 . |’51 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan. aie Ee 2 . _ For ‘Sale Used Cars Ball Sait WE HAVE & over 150. cars to choose. makes and from. All models from ’35 to, ’53. Prices range fromt” $25 and up. WE FINANCE. ‘H LOW DOWN PAYMENT. - ECONOMY USED CARS, _ 2 Auburn PORT et a Te coon Or inal owner. mium tires and abes. ‘@° PONTIAC TIAC, «DOOR, SILVER streak Rete oy and heater Clean | FE 32-8405 Good cond: i North-Pontiac Rate Sales |}° 312, W. Montcalm * FE 4-0151 1947 PONTIAC 2-door in good, condition, S175: 6040 Van Svele. (otf \irport rd.) “OR 3-2819."— | ise STARCHIEF. COST sTO 4 Tamatic, winter- lower. DRA- . No PONTIAC, “34 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN deluxe, heater, etc. oe inal owner, $1,575. ‘OL ‘3-6851. PONTIAC 1951 BLUE AND GREY 4 door. Fully equi . Cheap. 3820 Pontiac keke $54 PONTIAC 4 DOOR _ Pally equt All eather Ba: quippec rent ins er ae a paola abr Week ol rE. Seite, _ Eves. PONTIAC 1046 4 ae NEW tor, tires. Good body. $150. E. Walton Bivd. PONTIAC 1054 began! ily 4 DR. deluxe, excellent and immaculate Plc and el access Reasonable. MAple PONTIAC ‘52, 4 DOOR DELUXE. ti 000 yadet. 1964 ST alina, . aioe miles; - white wall | , all accessories. Dont Miss on This! Chieftain 4 coor, radio, gh an eaene nice green. | we Chevrset doe ‘ooks ened. | We ate rford. - Mo. + 2780 ments. 464 5. Woodward. Birmingham. & DELUXE CHIEF- | tain 4¢ atic, two tone. | Real clean. Reasonable. FE —_ STARCHIER CAT- CAT- | rE ; | Two DAY - 20 CAR- SALE! | That’s our goal today and tomarrow! Don’t miss, it! We're going to sell 20 good used cars to _ finish up a banner year for our used Car depart- ent. winterized: No reasonable offer refused. All cars 15 minute finance service. © » | BRING YOUR TITLE $1,895 1953 Buick super 4- door, 11.000 actual miles. Radio, heater, mitt Dynaftow. $1 B95 19354 Se rd Skyliner, Fordomatic, radio, heater, custom trim, We really mean bus!- ness. . $1,095 ' 1952 Pontiac 4-door de- luxe Chieftain. Radio, heater and Hydra- matic. All ready to go. ~ $995 1951 Buick 2-door, ra- dio, heater and Dyna flow. Real snappy, _ good paint. One own- . er beauty. $695 1952 Plymouth 2-door sedan, radio, heater. Very low priced for a quality car. $695 1951 Chevrolet coupe. A good engine and body. This is an ‘ outstanding buy. . $1,095. 1953 Chevrolet 210 de- luxe 2-door, radio and ~ heater, Compare this one anywhere. : club - “$445 1950 Ford 2-door with radio, heater. Hasn't | ‘failed to start yet. A real value at this low dollar. $895 1952 Ford deluxe 2- door, radio, -heater,- Fourdomatic. Spotless. Just 2 days at this low price. $1,395 1953 Pontiac 2-door de- luxe. Chieftain with radio, heater, Hydra- matic. A nice one Ow ner car, $495 a ie 1949 De Soto- that will | really be a hit with a particular buyer. = $89. 1952 Chevrolet 2-door, radio, heater, Power- glide. A really good selection at Oliver's. $495 1950 Pontiac 2-door, ra- dio and heater. -Drive to Oliver’s and get the buy of your life. $695 1951 Lincoln 4-door, ra- ’ dio, heater and road- ability plus real com- fort. 60 Cars to Choose From $445, — — TE COUPE. 50 Ford Custom 8 4 dr.) {8 S°Woodwast Birmlaghem. Radio and heater. a erovegaten_ cuts couts. || NO DOWN PAYMENT ON CARS UNDER $300 $395 ® bearing. : 51 Oldsmobile 88 2 dr. se- Se GOTOESAKER PRESIDENT 1 dan. Lots. of accessories.| $2228 “ameeE are OO QO LIVE R BL J |( K Priced to go at BO, OU HAVE A G00 CREDHT $75 ome payment a ie hy 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. DAVE DAWSON, INC, | x26 Buckhore iy past Cor. of Clarkston R¢. and M4 |__ Open Sto Pe aaa | FE 2-9101 MY 2-311 MY 2-621!) srepemagee si taypenuwen | 10 COURTEOUS SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU WHEN YOU THINK OF sTUDE fender is rusted. uphoiste: beker—think of Carkner’s is Bir- dingy. but, mechanically sound. wee mingham. MI 43410. fone MI e-3ele ‘Start the New Rochester Ford Dealer P RO F IT “POR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A “WHOLESALE WEEK | owe, "wtstoSaiy petees to the ret an eee ee || OUR LOT IS BEING JAMMED WITH NEW CAR TRADES, THEREFORE WE MUS Mand heater dark-blue. Clean es || .SELIL IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR os MORE. 50 OF THE FINEST CARS TO] WY rene bone ees memes || CHOOSE FROM. oo, and aute. Cenemiaston. aos 1961 cone, state Gnd Seber and alee. 1954*Chrysler N.Y. hardtop ......... 2600 ‘tras 1954 Chrysler Windsor, C.C. ....... 2300 10M Gurl Windeor detest] 1954 Plymouth hardtop ...... +++. 1625 ria ——— 1934 Plymouth club coupe ......... 1450, 1946 Plymouth 2 door. A clean car 1954 Plymouth 2-door .....,..+6+5- res . * 1953 Chrysler N.Y, 4-door,...... .+- 1450 aye aus _ 1953 ‘Chrysler Windsor C. te . 1325 Clarkston. Mich. 1983 Chrysler Windsor 4-door ...... 1275 ‘gris Tae Daily 12 alain, Cea... a Todc 3 Spacicl 1953 De Soto V-8 C. Coupe ........ 1225 oady Sopecia 1953 Dodge V-8 hardtop ........++. 1225 52 Pontiac Chieftain 8 2 1953 Dodge Club Coupe V8. ageocanc 1075 door. Jet black. Radio 1953 Plymouth 4-door-.......-...6: 975 - and heater. Hydramatic POSS BIG ois cee ctor segs ce sntzers 700 and new white sidewall!) 1952. Buick 4-door .....-+¢-e0e¢eee+ 1025 oan | 1952 Chrysler Windsor H. T. . evenes 12S $1025 — 1952 De Soto Club Coupe... 825 Full Price 1952 Dodge 4-door .......+++. ve -. $750 — 1952 Mercury hardtop ..:.. ee ate . 1175 THEE TRANSFER INCLUDED. || 1952" Plymouth 4-door .......++4- 650 3 - 1952 Pontiac hardtop sosesins vakweed WOOP = Hog radio, 1952 Studebaker hardtop .......... 750 _ - $1,345 : 1951. Buick 4-door on grrr a 850 F 1951 Cadillac 60 4-door'..’, .++. 1710 2 at. 83 MERCURY 1951 Chrysler N.Y. ‘4008 . oes a es «8 Oe F345 1951 Ford tudor sedan ........:.5.5 350 ‘ss : : 1951 Hudson 4-door . Ceeee ee wen ewee 450 Cute OA Ee ». Te : 1951 Plymouth hardtop pases vadeet? 775 fires. "Line news = 1951 Plymouth 4-door wetee eee i. ee : 530 : $1,595. 1950 Chrysler Windsor 4-door ...... 650 : 53 ‘CHEVROLET : 1950 Dodge Club Coupe teen eet eee 550 eee Petes Mate tat Mentor. 41] 1949 Ford tudor sedan py.++++:++4+. 250 $1,295 ‘1942 Chevrolet sedan ote eee ee eee ses er = 51 CHEVROLET | Year Right by | : 4 The New Year Has STARTED But Will Your CAR? Ne If not buy.a car at JEROME’S where we have a large selection of fine used cars to choose from. E 46 oe +e ow @ 46 ora a ‘48 “es # # * . $295 PONTIAC INER 8 CHEVROLET HEATER AND ~ [usTROUS BROWN 149...) . $445 San WITH RADIO. BEATER: 7 * © © © © ee * © & ‘51... . $805 ee SI; 15095 > « _tHe PON misc PRESS, Wife - cH Wife = fi (sion a hire MONDAY, JANTARY 8,, 1055 aia ; jasband “gue Real Wife Gels | - Worstof Miy-Up - | a. ‘Married ‘Joan’ Jim Backus, Cont Ge . replied, “No, leave it like response * it is—he snores.” Girl Marksman Slays Father After Quarrel ro, sla eel te ve lRONE setharennenye> STATE... " 1. n4e—(4) -- “Today’ S, Television Programs - - Crnnnel 2-WIBE-TY “Chanel (WWO-TV Chasnel WAYETY ~~ Cuannel_ §—-CKLWATV TONIGHT’S TV Star, |“? Little Rascals, “For Sake.” (9) ey News, hans Grant (4) 6:$0—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. Adven- ture film (9) The Passerby. “Blind Man's Bluff.” (4) Show: | case of Stars. “Old Mother Hub- 6:45—(9) Frankie Connors. Eddie 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. _ Puppet show. (9). Hopalong Cas-| | sidy. “The Vanishing Herd.” (4) It’s a Great Life. Trio aids ac- %:16—(1) My Story. Drama. 7:30—(7) Name’s the Same. Quiz. (9Y Channel 9 Theater. “Desir- ‘able Lady.” (4) Tony Martin. - Songs.. (2). News. Doug Edwards. News: Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry | 4 8:00—(7) Royal Playhouse. a | - TBA. (4) Caesar’s Hour. Sid Caesar, Nanette Fabray in mu- sic, comedy sketches. (2) Burns and Ajlen. George invites Gracie's mother to stay with them when Gracie’s upset. 8:30—(7) Voice Program. George aria, “For You Alone,” “Believe | , Me if All Those Endearing Young |" Charms." (2) Talent Scouts. 9:00—(7) Wrestling. (4) Medic. | Problem of epilepsy told in “Boy. in the Storm.” (2) I Love Lucy. Lucy learns to drive Ricky's hard,” comedy. (2) News Ace. |- sponsible for beatings. 10:30-~(4) Ethel. Barrymore The- ater. “General Delivery.” _.. 0:45—(9) Ringside Review, Chris geen comments. | ‘ 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9) National News. ‘(4) News. Wil- liams. (2) News. LeGroff. 11:15—(7)—Armehair Theater. Guy Madison in “Texas, Heaven. and Brooklyn.” . (9) Good Neighbor Theater. “Oriental Evil.” (4 little show. “The Boat Ride.” -(2) The, City. Featurette. 11:30—(4)' Tonight. Variety with Steve Alien. « 1:45—(2) Weathervane. TUESDAY MORNING | 7:00 — (4) Today. (2) Morning Show. » 8:30—(2) Morning in Detroit. 9:00—(7) Breakfast Club. (4) Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler. 9:30—(2) Breakfast with Murphy. @:00—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong | 5. "ochaal (2) Garry Moore. 10:30—-(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) | -Way of World. (2) Arthur God- frey. |it:s0—( Strike 1 Rich, >| PUESDAY AFTERNOON. - Lady. 12:52) Love of. Lite. ‘er Your Nest. (2) Search for To- morrow, 1:00~(7) Caching Drama. Ao , Bob Maxwell Show. @ Portia Faces Life. : 1:15—(4) Sonny Elliott. (2) Road : of Life. ~dies Day. 1:45—(9) School Broadcast. 2;00—(7) Stars on Seven. Bruce Mayer Show. 2%:18—-(9) Bobo the Hobo. 3:00—~(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. (4) Gosek Gift. (2) = Pay- oft, 3:15—(4) Gude Windows. 3:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) $:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret 4:30—~(4) Mr. Sweeney’ s World. @ On Your Account. .- 4:45—~(T) Rickey the Clown. Modern Romances. 5:00—(7) Auntie-Dee. (9) Go to the Museum. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Robert Q. Lewis. &:30—(7) Rocky Jones. (9) Howdy (4) 10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham. ‘Doody. (4) Howdy Doody, (2) Pi- rate Pete. , -- Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by ‘stations Usjed tn this columm are subject te change without notice wm, cm CKLW, (900) «= WW, «e50) WCAR, (119) WXYZ, (1279) ' WJBK, (J400) —WRON, (item WwW, Bud ch 4 Lyn ‘ee 9:16 WIR. Bing pee 10:45—WJIR, Reserved _ ‘WCAR, Coffee TONIGHT CKLW. Van Kuren CKLW, Good Neighbor WW. News 10:16—WWJ, Gildersiveve weoe, WJBK, 10.20 wIR World Neihbors ae Mearite. Smith * WPROM, News Two xY2, My True Story cw, County = WCAR, News, Temple WPON, WPON, News, Piper Paul 12:45-—-WZ¥Z. Charm Lady | Posm Mkts. TUESDAY AFTERNOON WPON, News, Records 1:15—WIR, Ma Perkins 1:30—WJR, Dr, Malone CKLW Time WsBK, T 5-98, pa Light 2:00—WJR, Mrs. Burton Lee 4 11:00—WJIR, News ° 10:30—WXYZ. SaLE. Davies W. Eddie Chase . WWJ. Charles Lewis ww. Harris wo % gg O WPON, Serenade ' CKLW, Kuren, Sport CKLW, Mary ene News, 7. ¢:2—W gh. Re WPON, News WCAR, Wid. Lk. 2:15--WJR, guid Mason pe 11:13—WJR, Sports 10:43— WWJ, Break the Bank | WWJ. Pilate Be Dinner 2. WWJ. Mayer. Music WXYZ. Girl Marries WPOK, Cieb 1400 CKLW. id Windows WCAR, Gong Parade ?:30_WJR, Nora Drake WEGR, Sasig 11:00 WWJ, Strike Tt Rich Ww. L. Jones ae L: Thomas 11:38 WIR, Music . WXYZ, Martin Block WXYZ. Musie * WXYZ, Modern Romance WCAR. Hall, Sports TIRE sat, tes Se cae | AE | meoce os . : , ir 7 i, Att Van Demme she WCAR, News, Sone WWJ, Marriage ‘1:00—WIR, Guest House TUESDAY MORNING WPON. News, Party Woah. tareneng tot Red Extre 6:36—W JR, ric. Voice 11:15WEYZ, Companion 3:06—WJIR, Wendy Warren * Fulton Lewis Jr. Wwi, Bop Maxwell WPON, Hymn Time wwi. Women ia Love w ’ News, Gib Shanley CKLW, Guy Munn 11:30—WJIR, Make Up Mind CELW. News, ee 5 ps WJBK. News ww, go ay WCAR.. News, Carousel wen . WPON, John Egan Curta 1:00—WJR, Jim_ Vinal WIBK. Melee 8:15—WIR, Aunt Jenny 7:30—WIR, —— ony. iM Way Party eae Davies : rIBK. Binge 3:30—WwWy, oung Bee eae | ane anne may MR. Romar, | Sone Sa Wed Ww O'Dell WJBK, News, McLeod a gt Gal Sunday ‘J, Right to Happiness Pai . sy 4 — white SRLW, Break the Bank tonne viage Wile, : e ww. Your Land ews es WJBK, News. pe Worrice WseRayste Show WXYZ, Dick we Wisk, Rew Sretsoa E cxLw. News, Toby WPON, News Sores ; . 3 WIBK, News, 2: IR, ww, eg ot Ae WCAR, News J, Paye Hilseseth 4: teagan ae Dallas tay? Fae 8:15—WIR, Bud Guest CKLW, A Grom , Talent scouts WXYZ, Pred Wolf woe — » Club 1 5 ; _WCAR, Coffee It sm ‘ive itn og ig = 9d Brown i i e Music JBK, eLeod Ne eee Ree ees won Row. Bay bev” = * vies ad Perry Como ‘AR, Radio Revival Gann’ ie 4:46—WWJ, Woman in Home WXYZ, Hour : WIR: . WcaR, nal Hall -CELW, George Wright CKLW, Charm Hour $:00WIR, New Rd, ows. ry *peiand Sgt. Preston WJBK, meee McLeod WCAR, WPROW. Muste U. S. Calls on Consumer to Cut Down Oversupply | During January Sides. oh li. i Wass. Opera $:15—WIR, Kitchen ‘Chub . news. 3 Ww, “Guar tien, ~ WJBK, News, Don McLeod | 3:99—w, aR. Read of Life 5:15—WJR, Reynolds, Music WIBK. Gentiie $:30—WIR, ure De Wws, Mews, Mutheiend CRLW, Basie Chase 10:00--WJR, Tenn. Ernie | WrON. S kaye CKL Aires -~ ww. WJBK, News, George W, Eddie Chase Wate: “ 0:48—WIR, Pete and Joe News, Harmony WCAR, Sign Off ca ; — 4 _ ly nac 11:00—(7) Creative Cookery. | Home. 1:00-—-(7) 12 O'Clock ye (|| Tennessee : ) Valiant 12:38—-(7) Story Studio. (4) Feaihe |, 1:30—(4) Good Cooking ® La-} ()) 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt Show. (4) Jean McBride. (2) House Party. Sevk-anutaeeh tose Cy Coie of the Central Nigerian Parliament. Hofmeyer, ef the Union of South Africa. Nigeria, and Michael Ogon, M. P., At rear are Mr. and Mrs. [Pope Pius ‘Asks for Coexistence Ailing Pontiff Pleads for k Peace in Belated Yule Message to World VATICAN CITY «®—Pope Pius XI, in his delayed Christmas mes- sage to the world, urged East and West ney to seek peacelul co- The message was written in Ital- ian and an official translation into English was issued by the Vatican press office. On Christmas Eve an abbreviated message the Pope had recorded was broadcast over the. Vatican. radio. -| Japan Diet Elections | Scheduled in February = pak at oy Sop together, ; | Franceschini, a 75-year-old widow, Uneasy Vienna. Will Have a Ball - 2,000 Times enec a capital of wine, women, waltzes and dpple strudel, is determined to recapture «its oid- time gaiety in the coming carnival season. ~ Nearly 2,000 balls will be staged in seven weeks beginning Wednes- day to help Viennese forget the cares of the cold war, The balls OSAKA, Japan #®—Prime Min- ister Ichiro Hatoyama’s — ment now plans nationwide Diet himself‘elected to the premiership. Saved by Italian Gabfest FLORENCE, Italy #—Genovetfa $10 te 515 pedaling Week HAMPTON TV 825. West Huron Se. FE 4-2525 RS, OPTICAL EXAMINA ’ Time for a “dione of scene” in voor ~ living room? Our complete re-uphol- stering service will give your old furni- ~ ture a. new lease on beauty and comfort. _ william wig: 4 .two seventy orchard lake avenue - ALL Woes GUARANTEED 5 YEARS" “ , PHONE FE 4-0558 PONTIAC'S FIRST - ‘TV SERVICE DEALER! - BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE © “Authorized — for 15 Dilterent Manufacturers — 3149 W. 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Save! “pee Door Canopy Can't Rust—Made of Aluminum tog 1388 = 11,95 - Protects. against snow, rain, sun. Easy to install — 48-in. wide. Baked on finish. Save! Other Deer Cancpies, as low as 29.95 Basement Window Plastic Tile ‘Sole! met 2.39. tome 25¢ 0.7 Combination sash of sturdy Ponderésa pine. Paeeron aluminum screen. 33 x 15-ipc! size Beveled e plastic boantihit wells Easy to clean 4\4x4\4-inch . size. In many colors | Aleminem Base Sash .......<...8.29 Reg. 18 Featere Strip, phg......:.0e. a + : : s La omen 10% $ tile for. ; : . E x On HOMART APPLIED SIDING and ROOFING MATERIALS! Applied Siding INSTALLED yea AS LOW AS > per home with Homart applied siding! It insulates to sav fuel... never needs paint! Call today! 2. + to save! - Famous “f CANNON ‘Sheets | CANNON: “MUSLIN SHEETS. 0 te A/a ii e Choose Full (81x99) or Twin (72108) <5 Kg > 3 e Regularly sell for 2. 59 each! Pillow Cases: 42x36 Reg. 65 .1... 2 for 85° - CANNON PERCALE SHEETS ~ 329 e 72x108 Twin Size e Regularly 3.29 . 2” @ 381x108 Full Size @ Regularl y 3.59 Pillow C ases: 42x3814 Reg. 85c 63° ea. e Wear and wash beautifully! High Cannon. thread count! @ Fresh percales—smooth rich feel all wrapped - in -. cellophane! e Pontiac’s and Detroit S best values for famous | Cannon Sheets! @ Cannon First Quality White and Pastels—all priced . a > @ Be here early for choice selection! Hurry in today » and save! | CANNON PASTEL MUSLIN. SHEETS Regularly 3.291 2. Lice 2.98! os &1x108. Downy soft pastel ‘mail sheets ‘ond coses! : FE 4250 <“N n teak ‘ - ing. . at a savings to you! Regularly 69¢ Pillow Cases 4256 eee “ate » ~~ le ‘Pink, Mimosa Yellow, Sky Blue, ; Green, Lilac: ond Rose! CANNON. PASTEL PERCALE SHEETS toi?! ee eee”. ae? Cloud soft pastel sheets, cases, elegant a ! 186 threads her 0a inch are combspun for silky texture & ! tested G for oe mooring perfect quality! Regu rly 90c Pillow Cases, 42x36. 6le Waite's Lineas—Fourth Floor | a i is tl |A\TES WHITE SALE! TWO | : ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 “~~ Hurry in or call Fe 4-2511! Stock your linen closet today & save! @ French Blue @ Sea Green @ Sungold @ Chalk White @ Pink Whisper @ Rich Rose @ Vivid Marine Regularly 1.29! Bath Size 22x44! Guest Size Regularly 79c! 16x28 Ex up to 50¢! Reinforced Nylon and Dacron Selvage ! Famous Cannon Towels TDS AS ay 19: Regularly, 29c! Face Cloth 12x12 @ First time at these low prices! ‘Famous Cannon Towels with New Longer Wearing Edges! @ ‘Dacron and Nylon Blended with Cotten for Stronger, Tear Resistant Towel Selvages that Want Wear Out! @ Jab Tested .. . Thick and Thirsty Towels that Wash and Wear... Always Retaining Bright Vivid Colors! Hundreds of thick thirsty loops absorb many times their weight in water, dry to like-new softness! Stock up today on famous Cannon towels and washcloths. Color-mix or match them! All with neat self-borders that retain their shape. Buy several ensembles today! [save | up to 49¢! when you buy the ensemble! Thick and Absorbent! ‘’Satina’’! Cannon Extra-Large Towel Ensemble ‘Regularly 98c! Guest Size 16x28 j-? Regularly 1.49! Bath Size 24x46 - - Regularly 39c! Face Cloth 12x12 Cannon's extra large -—— luxury border *“Satina”’ towels! Now at a new low price . . downy soft, firm terry loops in these extra size brilliantly colored Cannon towels! Plush satin type towels with non-shrink mercerized .border! Hurry in iedd while they last! Weite's Domestics—Fourth Floor ®@ French Blue @ Sea Green ®@ Sungold @ Chalk White ®@ Pink Whisper ® Rich Rose @ Vivid Marine THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY. 3, 1955 THREFR ex to 80¢! Protective .. . Sanitary! Belleair Mattress Pad 87 rr: Twin : ' _ Regularly 3.79 ; je Full Regularly 4.79 CE Famous Belleair mattress pad . . . tightly sewn one-inch zig-zag | stitching to prevent the cotton real from shifting! Filling is all . inew, semi-bleached cotton! Sanitary . . . fine quality . . . durable . . . laboratory tested! Tape bound seams add to the wearing life. and most of all it is thoroughly washable! Hurry in today and save! ~ Waite's Domestics—f ourth Floos Se pi eee Aes \ sie oat Pacific Contour Sheets Regularly 2.98! Muslin! ya Twin Bottom! BUY NOW and SAVE! EED 10 2.99! First Quality Fitted ! ~ versible, snowy white . ‘around . ... never shift or wrinkle! til 9 tonite! Regulerly 2.69! Muslin! Full Bottom! oa PACIFIC CONTOUR PERCALE SHEETS! 67 yt Regularly 3.59 Regularly 3.29 win Bottom! Full Bottom! Imagine! Famous Pacific Contour Sheets and they-are all first quality! Stay smooth and flat without pulling out or-wrinkling while you sleep! Make bed-care so simple, too! Easy to wash and Pacific assures you many years of enjoyable wear! Snowy silken — smooth ... hurry in today and stock up with = greater savings than ever before! Mattress Pad and Cover “Sta-_ |— — 499: et” Double Purpose! And They Stay Neater! Reg. 7.98 Twin Size! Regularly 8.98! Full Size! TAD, e , } “It's Lab Tested! » Contour fitted for comfort, protection and budget priced! Pod is filled with bleached cotton, quilted with. double box _lock stitching! Sanforized skirt has hemmed in elastic webbing! Re- . . completely washable! Skirts are 18” wide all Seve today! SANFORITZED* Rts ca sae KERNS er me: Rete ee he cate bs = + THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 GIT) 2.96! Lab Tested! Reg. 8.95! -Koolfoam Pillow > 99. _ First Quality! _ © Sanforized! Cord Edged! Zippered Percale Cover! ® Large Premium Size! Pure Odorless Latex! Farrious Koolfoam pillow for bigger savings, easier sleeping! Washable, and dustless, it keeps its firm and round shape without — ever needing to be plumped up! Sanforized with zippered percale cover that is washable and sanitary! Koolfoam cornfort - at a low White Sale Price... Hurry in today! CEN ky . Genuine Dayton Koolfoam is 100% | Pure Foam Latex! You sleep on millions of cooling air cells! Fsave 9 3.96! Du Pont- Extra Resilient t Dacron Fiber Pillow . | ex 2.96 t First Quality ! Washable ! Ventilite Foam Pillow Allergy Free! Regularly 9.95! Farned DuPont Polyester Dacron Fiber — extra soft and feather “Up It’s Lab Tested? 5 ad A regularly 6.95 value! The latest in foam pillows with Spongex horiéycomb éore construction! More and finer cores brought to the surface for a lighter, softer, fluffier pillow! Be here early! Truly a luxurious sink-in sleeping experience. Standard size! weight! Non-matting . . . moth proof... mildew proof... completely washable! Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping! Blue and white striped ticking! Corded edges! Hurry in’ today for several of these generous 21x27-cut size super soft pillows. Save today while they lastf Waite's Domestics—Fourth Floor ; . a FIVE EXTRA PLUMP! LUXURY SIZE 23x29! KING SIZE PILLOW! x f thie bia | i ore ae = _ - 5 Blue-Striped .. . down proof ticking, corded edges! — \ by Purofied! & Ex 3.99! First Quality! Soft! 100% Imported Down ‘Reniot 9.98! 2 for 10.99! ° So 5 sad It's Lab Large 20x26 Cut Tested! Size! Luxurious cloud-soft duck down! 8 oz. blue stripe ticking filled to its bulging seams with the finest, fluffiest imported duck down! Corded edges for extra wear! All first quality with Laboratory Testing to assure complete satisfaction! Get yours today for a healthful and extra restful sleeping experience! Save today! yl —4 SALE! Siock your linen closet today @& save! Pillow gq? ® Huge 23"x29"' Custom-Cut Size! ‘Regularly 19.95! © Hurry in today for several of these king- - size pillows! A real luxury — custom size pillow that fills your pillow cases completely! No skimping — packed with fluffy, cloud-soft white European goose down that really cradles your head. Hurry. in today for several of these extra large size . downy soft goose down pillows! Now is the time to buy for extra savings during our White Sale! Be here early and save! o> 6.99! First Quality! Imported ! 100% Goose Down 4q°? Regularly 14.98! °2 for 15.50! ® Corded Edges with Down Proof Ticking! ® Cut Size 21x27! A pillow of excellent quality at an exceptional sale price! Grey imported goose down for soft comfort and firm support! Blue and white stripe ticking with extra strong edges! Hurry in today for savings on several pillows at White Sale Prices! Now is the time to buy! : Waite's Domestics—Fourth Floor , a, 2, WAITES WHITE SALE! Hurry in or call FE 4-2511! Stock your linen closet today & save! . SIX a THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 , save 3.99! First Quality ! Downy Soft ! | 100% Wool Blanket 99 Regularly 12.98! 72x84! By Famous American Woolens! ® Featherweight 3 Ibs.! Moth protected for five years! ® Soft springy nap with deep down woolen fibers! = Choose: Green - Claret Blue - Wood Rose Hurry in today for outstanding savings on ; famous ‘’Sherbrook’’ 100% all wool blanket by American Woolens! Now is the time to save as never before on luxurious blankets" Rich. wide satin binding and wide range of beautiful colors. Hurry in today while they last! oe 4 a6 Qe : ye. BUY NOW and SAVE! ex> to 11.20! First Quality ! Guaranteed! Washable! Famous .. . Textron Electric Blanket @®. 4 99 Twin It's Lab Tested J Reg: 34.95 Full Size... 1995 © A 29.95 value! Now at a terrific savings to you ~ during our White Sale! © Famous Textron Quality in large 12x84 inch size! Guaranteed for | year! Laboratory Tested assures complete satisfaction! Choose: Geranium Blue Green Cedar Rose| Keep toasty warm under a first quality famous Textron Electric Blanket that is completely washable, guaranteed for one year, and has been given the seal of Approval by Good Housekeeping! Handsomely boxed for gift giving! Hurry in today for-yours during this outstanding reduc- tion! i and save today! Waite’s Domestics—Fourth Floor a - sa iitieitiliintaed “ Set Ai ne ts = i THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 Hurry in or call FE 4-2511! Stock your ~ ET) 6.99! Gleaming! Reversible! Toasty Warm! 100% Wool Satin Comforter 99 Regularly 12.98" Full or Twin Size! ORY * 200 count satin covered comforter! Choose from six , if it % reversible colors! | a “ © First Quality in super warm 100% wool! Hurry in today for this savings on luxurious comforters! It's Lab Tested! — Here is a gleaming comforter filled to its edges with extra warm 100°s wool. See how bright and shiny it looks sitting on your bed . . . feel how light yet warm | it is! Now at a reducion during our White Sale! Choose from Brown and Gold, Rose and Blue, Hunter Green and Chartreuse, Wine and Rose, Gooseberry and Rose, also Scarlet and Grey. Save today! BUY NOW and SAVE! o> 6.99! Reversible! First Quality! Imported European! 100% Down Filled... Comforter 1 4°9 . ay Tops in Value! Regularly 21.98! (wate. « 72x84 Size! Si, | A ar Hunter Green and Gold Rust and Gold _ Hunter Green and Lime | - Wine and Grey Rose and Blue Here is another Waite’s White Sate Wonder. . . a regularly priced 21.98 . . . 100% down filled comforter with lustrous taffeta, reversible covering that is destined to add a look of luxury to any bedroom! Large (72x84) and you cary reverse colors in a jiffy! ‘Hurry in today for this tops in value and way down in price! Save today while they last! : W site's Domestics—Fourth Floot wal oad aS a “i eS SL a ee eRe ee ad a. : . ‘ * * EIGHT , THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 . | ae eo _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1955 - MARTEX..... EXCLUSIVE at WAITE'S! LABORATORY TESTED and APPROVED! ALL FIRST QUALITY!... AND at LOW JANUARY SALE. a - E> to 50¢! First Quality! Double Strength! - New “Kensington” deep... fluffy ! Martex Dacron - Edge Towels Martex Towels 99 69° 29° I” ee Regularly 1.39! Regularly 79c! Washcloth 13x13! ; Regularly 1.69! ; _. Regularly 98c! i Bath Size 22x44! Guest Size 16x28! 7 ee ee! ne = 1 , . whee: 5 | '3 Face Cloth . . . 12x12 inch! 5 Wh ~ | : e First Time Ever—a Towel with DACRON Reinforced Seloages for Longer Wear! The Towel with the “Miracle-Margin.” White Carnation Red Charcoal bd Dacron-reinforced Right Down Both Seluages Where Strain on Nile Green. Aquamist Pink “ Sunflower Towels is Greatest! Terrific Resistance to Stretching and Abrasion! ia © Bigger and Better . . . Has 88 sq. inches More Absorbent Terry than Ordinary Towels at this same price! Fluffy and Absorbent! Hurry in today for a supply of these vibrantly colored, thick e Brilliant Martex Decorator Colors .. . Every One Admires and} , and thirsty Kensington towels by Martex! Deep and fluffy, absorbent and soft - . to the touch. Every one colored “Now famous MARTEX gives you a real added plus to do wonders for every feature for longer wearing towels! Miracle Dacron woven }} bathroom that's fortunate enough to have them! All Covets. Watch Your Bathroom Glow with New Vivid Colors! In Martex Fashion- Famous Colors: aera right into the towel’s: selvage . . . meaning greater extra. thick with . then the bedy of the : th ha , 3 | towel. test for the strength ... and greater savings to you! Almost 41% handsome dobby border! Be ae Up ; ao . double strength in the selvage . . . point where towels here early for choice en . wear out first! . } selection in luxurious colors. vow During — ° a - reatest : Vldiléza ‘ . , ° a> to 80+! Exclusive at Waite’ s! New! Martex “Invitation” Ensemble 39° 99° | Regularly 49e! ‘Regularly 1.29! Regularly 2.29! 12x12 Face Cloth 16x28 Guest Towel 22x44 Bath Towel Famous Martex “Invitation” Turkish “Towel Ensemble! Colorful embroid- Tate designed ot tasteful occent, ond give them an expensive look. They're des exclusively for Woite’s oy Martex and make wonderful gifts. Bud k, Aqualaaa gm Sunflower and White. Save aotey' «Kitchen Original” Towels c Designed with an Eye ~ for Fashion! Newsias in Kitchen Towels! Each Decorated towels faahlon-designed | to give your kitchen a cheerful, festive look! Gaily patterned, quality woven in a wonderful blend of cotton, rayon and linen that’s extra absorbent and long wearing. Choose yours in a gay fork pattern, Italian Kitchen, Shish Kebab and Cookie Jar Patterns! Save — today cone Waite’ s White Sale! Weite’s oe ree tonite! * THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 Hurry in or call FE 4 a a WAITES WHITE SALE! -2511! Stock your linen closet today & save! E> 2.99! Fitted! Percale or Chintz! Dust Ruffles 3 % Regularly 6.98! 99 : Percale! megularly 7.98, Chintz Ruffle... Fits easily around boxspring and mattress. One size is ad- justable for full or twin! 18” ruffle. Hunter Green, Pink, White, Blue and Maize! Chenille Coverlet Save 2.99! 5,99 Regularly 696' Sealloped coverlet im full or twin size! Exquisite rope pattern! from 6 vibrant colors today and save! Murry > 32s! Sanforized! Percale! Pillow Protector AG Regularly 79c! Zipper closing, sanitary, bleached, and washable percole pillow pro- tector for the utmost in sleeping comfort and housekeeping ease! Fit oll standard size pillows! Bleached white' Hurry in and save ~ today !. : i E> 50+! First Quality! Imported! I00%. Linen Dish Towels Regularly 89c! Size 18x26! Imported Irish Linen . . . for the best in © absorbent clean dish washing! All wash- able and colorfast! Made in Ireland from fine staple yarns! Strong selvages! All hemmed! Green, Red, Blue, Moize and stripes ond checks! Save today! EMD 6+! Soft... absorbent! Sanitary! Morgan Jones Dish Cloths ¢ Regularly I5c! Size 12x12! Gayly colored dish cloths of quality mesh! Long wearing, quick drying fof tops in efficient Hurry in today for savings during Waite’s White Sale! ° dishwashing! em 80+! Twin ond Full! Sturdy! Mattress Covers Twin Size! y . Exclusive with Waite’s . .. sturdy, durable cotton cov- ers for longer wear! Protect innerspring, box spring or foam rubber mattresses from dust and dirt! Zipper closing! Regularly 4.79 ... Full Size... ... 3.99! Save today! , Regularly 3.79! END to 50+! Zippered! 8 Oz.! Pillow Ticks 99° Ready made zippered ticks! To renew those old pillows and pro- tect from soiling! Heavy 8 oz. ticking with corded edges! Choose from Rose, Green, Blue or Rosebud prints! Hurry in today and save! Regularly 1.49! Waite's Linens and Domestics—Fourth Floor and SAVE! o™. “a, THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955 bi ceielaictell Wow SALE! linen closet today & save! ex - — to 10.21! Reversible f First Quality! Pre-Shrunk ! Colonial Heirloom- Look Spread Se oe Ex. to 96¢! Sturdy Muslin! Famous ! Belleair F itted Sheets | Sd 3.99! First Quality! Exclusive at Waite’s! Regularly 2.29! Ad Twin Size Extn fine Belleair fitted sheets with 134 thread count for extra long ._life and constant service! Permanent fit assured even after many laun- dering strains! All four corners are mitered for a smooth, non-wrinkling Regularly 22.98 ) p77 ® Oversize 82x110 (Twin) oe Oversize 98x110 (Full) ELEVEN Luxury “Madison” Rug . ; 99 Regularly 3.98! : 4x36 By Famous TennTuft! | @ Choose from 10 vivid decorator colors! | Add startling beauty to your bathroom, bedroom, nursery and living room! genre, canes a to 1.99! Embossed! Non-Skid! Low Loop! ®@ Sensational scatter rug that spells luxury _ in any room! Created by famous . Tennessee Tufting! Hurry in today for several of these stunning... thick tufted scatter rugs . . . non-skid with embossed low loop! Long wearing beautiful rugs that are practical yet guaranteed to blend with any decor! Now is the time to buy one for every room at reduced savings during our White Sale! Be early for your favorite! cat ee Regularly 4.98 . . 24x42... .3.99 Regularly 5.98 . . 24x48... .4.99 Regularly 6.98 .. 32x48... .5.99 Regularly 10.98 .. 40x56. . .8.99 Matching Lids........... 9% BUY NOW and SAVE! ) save to 2.96! Greater Comfort .. . Protection! New! - Foam Rubber Mattress Toppers Regularly 6.95! ‘Twin Size! oy eo 4 ¢@ Added Comfort and Protection with “Serenade” Foam Rubber Mattress Pad! "© Cushioned yet firm support! Beautifully packaged in plastic bag! Now at this reduced price you can transform your present mattress into dreamed of comfort with a new, inexpensive foam rubber mattress pad! No. lumping or filling to shift . . . always firm smooth support and best of all budget priced! Extra thick 3¥4"" plush foam rubber! Reg. 8.95, full size. .5.99! Be here early for yours! Warte’s Linens & Domestics—Fourth Floor * ie rf to 1.99! First Quality! Washable! Solid. Color Linen | y°? | Regularly 3.98! Size 52x52! ¢ - © Magnificently colored! Guaranteed washable! , ® Rich Belgian Linen! Complements ' @ny table and hostess! | Deep ... startlingly colored Belgian Linen table- cloths, every one guaranteed to wash without losing their lustrous shades! Hurry in today for outstanding savings on every size! Reg. 4.98, 52x68. . .2.99! Reg. 6.98, 60x80. . 4.99! Reg. 7.98, 60x90. . .5.99!1 Matching Napkins, Reg. 98c. . .Now 49c! Save today! Forest Green Soft Grey Chartreuse Rich Pink Vivid Red Bork Brown Rich Yellow Turquois ex 1.991 First Quality! Cotton . . . Rayon Damask Cloth he, _ , Regularly 3.98! y° | Size 52x52! Regularly 4.98 . . 52x70 2.99 — Regularly 5.98... _ 3 60x80 se recees DOD . Regularly 49c ‘V7x17 . .39¢ Longest, finest staple Egyptian cotton yarns available, mer- cerized for sheen, and closely woven with easily laundered, lustrous rayon! All colorfast. Jewel Toned Cloths ... and washable! Today for just pennies you can add the utmost in table charm and fashion! Hurry in today! Waite's Linens—Fourth Floor THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1955. 5 BUY NOW and SAVE! ex> to 4.99! Imported! 6” Regularly 11.98! f Regularly 12.98, Size 64x102 8.99 Regularly 98c, Size 20x20 Napkins ...49¢ Luxuriously patterned imported Irish Linen Damask Cloths that are fully bleached and wash as easily as a hankie! Extra durable and extra fine quality . . . patterns that will add enriching beauty to any table! Fully. bleached in silken soft . . . snowy white! Hurry in today and save! ° THIRTEEN Fo 4 FOURTEEN _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955, EX to 99+! Beautiful! Easy to Launder! ... ' Sheer Nylon Panels ¢€ 81 or 90” Long x 42° Wide. per Panel Regularly 1.98! __ © Snowy White Sheer Nylon Panels now at a low... . low : seduction during our White Sale! Hurry in : Today and Save! ® Perfect window dressing for every room in your home! Slight irregulars which in no way harm the wearing qualities! oes . \ » and save! : Waite’s Curtains—Fourth Floor Kiln Dried! First Quality! Non-warping! ~ Redwood Cornices ‘ *» Size 37” and 44” Wide 8-Inch Depth! Sizes 48,''.58" and GO" ees. cases 39. : - Sizes 70 and 78”..... tecees sec. SO ‘Sizes 88” and 96”......... cectes ts oa Sizes 109 ord VLE + upieios xs ayes GAD Sives 132" ond 144" 3 i. ci i ia 13.49 Genuine California kiln dried redwood . . . beautifully grained! The best wood for cornice work . . . a terrific buy! Returns are slotted so curtain rods can slip in! 8-inches deep! To save delay have all your window measurements when you come! Hurry in today while complete size range lasts! — Miracle-care and fhiracle fabric nylon... for easy care and dazzling , color through many, washes! Now at'this budget price you can't af- ford to pass up. . . hurry in today for several pairs. Every panel is super sheer nylon for longer wear and easy care. Hurry. in today BUY and SAVE! 3 . Waite’s Cornices end Blinds—Fourth Floors © EET) 3.52! Sturdy! Washable! Lightweight! Venetian . . . _ Aluminum Blinds 7.50 Value! 19” 98 _ Thru—26” Wide! = i . ~ 26 thru 36 inches - Wee... ca 5.49 . 37 thru 43 inches. WES ici AM 44 thru 54 inches wide ........12.49 to wash! ® Won't shrink, stretch, discolor, fray or mildew ever! ® Light in weight and so “ @asy to handle! Easy. to put up! ® Hurry in today at greatest — during our White ~ © Call FE 4-2511 today for _ tops in savings in Pontiac! -FirTerk™ HE PONTIAC. PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1958 ool B: oe 8” v ..- in Bay Windows! Over Radiators . .. BUY NOW and SAVE! E> to $1! Fully Adjustable ! Scalloped or Plain! Famous ! “Glendale” Striated Cornices 10%.” v Waite’s Curtains—Fourth Floor “Permanently Adjustable’ “Pull the Tape for the Perfect Drape’ ‘_Sizes to Fit All Windows ! @ Deluxe Cameo Dacron. Shir-Back Curtains re 100° Wide per Pair x 72” : AG Long! 100"x81" long ...11.79 -100"’x90" long ...11.99 140"x81"" long ...18.79 140’x90" long .. .18.99 196"x81" long ...24.79 196"x81"" long ...24.99 268"’x81"" long ...36.49 268''x90" long .. .36.99 With problem windows, picture windows or any windows at all . . . the answer to quick, easy beauty is Cameo Shirback . . . the curtain that drapes automatically. Here are cuftains specially ~<®# designed to end all of your worries . . . they wash _ ina jiffy... dry ina flash... and they are so easy to iron! Hurry in for yours today . . . your friends will hardly believe these were not custom- cut to your own measure! Buy today and save! Regularly 4.98! Regularly 6.98, 50°” to 86” ....... “s . csi wee > 48 B Regularly 7.98, 88” to 120” .............. @”** ® Paint! Stain! Cover! Striated “Welwood Plywood !” ® Now at low, low White Sale Prices! Hurry in! Give your windows an expensive decorator look with famous Glendale Striated Cornices! Adjust quickly and . easily to your window width! Unfinished plywood . . > ready to decorate! Be one of the first to beautify your windows! 8-inches deep in natural wood! Hurry in today for greater savings! + Waites Cornices—Fourth Floor = . - . . : . i 7 ) é SIXTEEN - TIIE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1955... E> up to 3.96! New! First Quality! Expensive Looking! ‘Matchstick Bam boo Draperies Seen ate \ 4 14 ; ‘ Loseesractai Ct ee Regularly 4.95! 48” wide: per pair! in = long! . 1th Lg Regularly 7.95, 96"x54" long....... 4.99 Regularly 10.95, 144"x54" long... . .6.99 Jia Regularly 6.95, 48°°x84” long. eee 399 Regularly 11.95, 96"x84" long...... 7.99 ~ Hi Regulatly 15.95, 144’'x84" long ...... re . wie ® Partition dinette from kitchen! ® Side hems of triple thickness to qa j _ : 1 . or ® Dramatic on living room windows! prevent fraying pie echt 4. +5 me Ideal for recreation rooms! ® Wide, full 2-inch taping simplifying j installation! ® Made of top quality Higo match- stick hand picked in Japan! . : ® Call FE 4-2511 today for tops in ® Chemically treated to prevent savings! __mildew and moth damage! _ Staph Silt: Wisin Reprome . a . * Waite’s Draperies—Fourth Floor ‘New Low Cost! Simple to Install! Easy to Wash! Light! Durable! oan _ Plastic Accordion Folding Doors Th "Install them yourself in 10 mer San Size 24x80” long!” 18" “36's 00" ds | u 95 © Scissor trim to length! © Lucite handle to slide! LE? LANE SNR ‘ . ees ' : ae : ° Hang i in 10 minutes! © Ready to ossmble!_ ~ ae “depen textured < Seay , For Beauty . Mor Ciarsindak .» for Bitvocy , os for Econotiyi Light, durable plastic that never needs. painting—with 2-way crystal lucite grip handles (door opens from either side). Interlocking tex- _ tured panels on metal tracks, nylon carriers. They are also water- _ proof! They fit and operate in the te erage door or room space (no frame alterations necessan vin Play room.” Now is the:time to buy! Sane Gee a. i) a ire 6 vei ‘i " : 4 hs 4 ‘ a . | ‘ ae 5 a . — - re mn ” : § ste Baa at pc x F i . : ss ' 7 - - # a " . - ‘ . a meena