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112th YEAR ee ** PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 —28 PAGES Magara ee ae ae
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31 Can
dates on
ty Primary Ballots Mon ay
2 Warrants Issued —
in State Road Deals
Fraud Claimed |_
in Purchasing
Muskegon Land Highway Probe Names
Mrs. Lois Moon Ley and
‘
oping for a Winner Bill fo Restrict
Treaty Powers Last Minute Dem Vote Gives President Victory
Over George Proposal
WASHINGTON (AP) —
President Eisenhower won
a majority victory in the
Senate’s vote last night kill-
ing proposals to amend the
Constitution to limit treaty
powers. ‘
The vote was 60-31, one ‘a bat bo i Senate Defeats | Join Campaign for. Safe Highways Name Nominees.
for Commission
and Two Judes 4
Polls to Open at 7 A.M.
and Operate to 8 P.M.3
Precincts Increased
Pontiac voters will go to
the polls Monday in a city
| primary to nominate candi-
dates for seven places on
the city comimission and for
= two municipal judgeships.
‘ a Polling places will open
2 at 7 a.m. and close at 8
G. Palmer Seeley fewer than the required = pm.
MUSKEGON (AP) — two-thirds of those ballot- | Thirty - one candidates,
Municipal Judge William T. ing. The proposal that lost the largest primary field in
Caughey today signed con-
“spiracy warrants charging
a Muskegon woman and a
state highway department
employe with fraudulently
obtaining $90,000.
* Muskegon County Prose-
- ‘eutor Robert A. Cavanaugh was one by Sen. George (D-
the final of several versions
the Senate has been debat-
ing since Jan. 20.
+ The President has said he has
no objection to an amendment that
would declare no treaty or_inter- Ga) which had emerged as} .
4 Pontiac's history, await de-
cision of the voters.
Twenty - six candidates
are in the commission race
at the — with 12 to
|be nominated to places on
| the April 5 general election
ballot (two each Dis-
trict 2 through 7).
asked the warrants against
Mrs. Lois T. Moon Ley, a
Muskegon real estate brok-
er, and G. Palmer Seeley, of
Grand Rapids, ousted state
highway right-of-way
buyer.
The warrants charge See-
ley and Mrs. Ley wjth con-
spiracy to fraudulently Po Pentiac Press Photo
SIGN PLEDGES—Shown above with Pontiac | took pledges in the state-wide program. The stu-
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley (left) are three | dents are (1 to r) Marvin Caswell of 72 Home St.,
members of Pontiac High School’s student council | sergeant at arms; Lee Williams of 256 Baldwin
who took part in yesterday's safe driving pledge | Ave., treasurer; and Zack Athanas of 173 Beech
project at the school. About 1,000 PHS students | St. president.
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Tear Gas Bomb Students in Pontiac Area
TL: Promise Better Driving
Routs Thieves | Over 5,000 Pontiac area students promised yesterday
Automatic Device Foils to become better drivers.
Safecrackers; Police
hink 4 Local Breckins
Thiewm,Miniked to three other
breakins Friday , Were scared off
by an exploding tear gas bomb in-
side a four-foot wall sale at Rie
menschneider Bros. auto dealers
FIRST ENTRY—Vivian Taylor, 2, of Orlando, Fla., hugs her
10-month-dld boxer, Stormy, and smiles as she becomes first to enter
pet in YMCA pet show to be held March 6 in the Florida city. Show
is open to all youngsters up to 15 and all live pets are eligible entries.
New Controls Threatened
WASHINGTON (UP)—Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy faced
a threat of new controls on his Red-hunting activities
today as an eftermath of his angry feud with Army Sec-
retary Robert T. Stevens.
Although the Wisconsin Republican seemed ready for
an armed truce with Stevens over treatment of Army
witnesses, he announced his permanent investigating
subcommittee would launch a new investigation of the
* army Monday.
The Army —_—_~ to be
cooperating. I to
produce two privates Mcc-
Carthy wants to question
about whether they signed
loyalty oaths when they put
on the uniform. zi BF Judge Ponders
Law on Rabies Mandamus Request in
License Case Involves
Constitutionality Chamber of Commerce Safety | the
is cepa Ge lamus re-| Committee, will be mailed to the | --ay pontiac residents
sui Senn Charles | Youth council in Lansing. | here at
7 Co ‘conse |. The Safety Committee initiated |
, \the local program this week by |
to a Waterford man who re arranging the aiséiMblies through if the first teenage driver
safety conference being
held in Lansing Friday. goz Vis ae it list
tas ed li | | . I Motorists Jam
License Office
for Auto Plates
Burns on Runway ef: vi whether or not. the constitutionality
of a law in relation to the duties
‘of a ministerial officer (Sparks)
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be u if _| - Students at Eastern, Washington
and Lincoln Junior High Schools | routine training
also took the oath.
Rochester, Avondale and Water-
| ford High Schools planned similar |
| programs.
Press Search for Airliner
Missing With 9 on Board CASPER, WYO. (AP)—Combined air-ground. rescue
teams, aided by clearing skies, pressed the search today
for a Los Angeles-to-Minneapolis airlines plane missing
in Wyoming or South Dakota with nine persons aboard.
The Convair 240 airliner, with a crew of three and six
passengers, was reported missing late yesterday at
Wright Junction, about 80 miles north of Casper.
Muhary and Civil Air*
Patrol planes from Wyo-
ming, and South
Dakota went aloft at dawn
to trace the airliner’s route
over mountainous terrain
between Wright Junction
and Rapid City.
S. D. Amphibious SAI6 planes
from. the 44th Air Rescue Squadron
at Lowry Air Force Base at Den-
=
i any consideration for performance
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BIRMINGHAM—Lack of parking
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interviewed.
3,500 Petition .
‘for Bingo Vote County Residents Sign
of
Ring Defrauds Auto
Finance Companies
and banks of up to $500.- |
000 in a car buying racket.
Detectives said the ring would
order new cars, resell them in
other states, then default on the
payments
¢ One finance company said it
had been defrauded of about $40
000 in 21 deals
Police auto recovery bureau de-
tectives and loan company inves-
tigators plan to check photostat
copies of titles used in the phony
deals in an effort to crack the
ring.
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tentght end Senday with rein
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flurries Sunde, lew tenight “BR te 38
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. i Parking Space Shortage
Is Called Major Problem
_ by Birmingham Shoppers
raented_ .
Speaking out on the juvenile prob- James Frederick, 311 Aspen
|
“Maybe we need an ambulance
service and a hospital, we're grow
ing awful fast.’ was the answer
115 E. Maple. * .
Holding a meeting this
week, Girt Scout Troops 301 and
36 of Birmingham High School
heard Mrs. Phyllis Adams speak
Ly
j planned for
with a skit by FL
parsonage.
a box supper and
games and devotions.
auctioned box
to buy a gift
.
topics
this week's
meeting ‘with Russel Haeger the
weekly winner in the
Highway?” ° e s
Edwin F. Kirbert. secretary of
YMCA spoke on the ne-
expanded “‘Y"’
Stuart
Fieischmann and John Nelli
s * e
Under the direction of Ann Hart-
| koff,
| the Nazarene will discuss “Poison
lon the Newsstands’ at their reg-
war service at 6:30 p.m. tomor- “
row. * * °
A complaint of a flooded home
due to an alleged undersize sewer
opening under Woodward avenue
at Ravine given by city com-
manager for
Buckeridge, of 507
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In observance of Youth Month
in Methodist churches, young
The Rev. Reginald Becker. con
tinuing a series of sermons on
on “Lead Us Not jnto Temptation.’
the Lord's Prayer, will speak
Jehn Fall and Robert Hunter will
help with the service.
. . Ld
Ending a series of discussions
Mrs. Geraldine Patterson, a su-
pervisor of Oakland county Family
Service, will speak. on ‘Going
Steady” at tomorrow's 7 p.m
meeting of the Senior Fellowship
of First Methdédist Church. Jean-
ette Mange will preside over the
service
All young people of Kirk in the
Hills and the community are in-
vited to tomorrow's Fireside Hour
at 6 3 p.m. at the church house
Dr. Harold C. DeWindt, minister
of the church, will lead a dis-
cussion on ‘‘Putting Away Childish
Things.”’ Miss Virginia Dowling
will lead the devotions
+ s es .
Service for Mrs. Emily G. Holz
angle, $3. of 1533 W. Maple
Ave., wilt be at 2:30 p.m. Mon.
day at the Bell Chapel of the
William RK. Hamilten Co., with
burial in Royal Oak Cemetery.
The widow of Highland Park flor-
ist -Frank Holznagie, she died at
her residence Thursday after @ Abdullah Yafi announced last night | Later, angered in’
brief fines = ‘he had failed in his attempt to Win Place ih State Finals ‘ohneon Ave... incumbe Mes. | tions he had. “capttulated’” to Me- form a Cabinet. The announcement ipa ac | Carthy, Stevens issued a state-
Newcomers to Birmingham are: followed a meeting of prospective NAS See en ane Johnoon Troquoit mao: colke oume i tad rane oted iter Garou wc'asg''s| ministers @uring which they dis- High School will repreant. its re-| Odin H. Johnson. 496 W. troquols per cent” ba he had Mile Ré He ls wut Commer Mani: agreed on the distribution of 10 gion ichigan Rd., recently appointed to serve received “assurances” from sub-
Mr. and Mrs William N. Millar. for- Cabinet posts . Asm. debating finals at Ann Arbor out the unexpired term of the late committee’ members that Army
mer Detpolters, whose new address is m . Judge Charlies P. Webster. witnesses would not be ‘‘browbeat-
ae ; is + Flint Central debaters won &/ Cecil McCallum, 72 Dwight Ave. en and humiliated.” oa Mrs 6 ar Hull and their Yoshida to Visit U. S: regional contest at Ann Arbor Fri- Two years ago a was “Gen. Zwicker was not, abused,”
ca eke = mise ag gy ea WASHINGTON W—Prime Minis- day in which six high schools com-! held only in District 1) with 1,483 McCarthy told his news confer-
_thesver He is with J. Walter Thompses.. ter Shigeru Yoghida.af_japan has pete. inclyding dlazel Park. persons voting. In-Mareh-1950- pri-.ence. “I -elieve that--Bob Stevens
Pr 14, Minn. ineir home ts | United States, the White House an~ Creston, Detroit Pershing and Ann | tricts, with votes of 1,604, 567, 545 | abused. Be Wedit weahingion Me te wits | bed last nig? | = | peo am 4, ne! a
’ 8 a. L : Ly Ca
"| Werkere, now working for the |
to Present Concert ¥sae
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were discussed at
Toastmasters Club)
current |
speech contest for his talk on of
“Fourteen Mile Road—a Through
"| titled to have them do so in a
roung people of Church of investigating committee, or to a!
sewer opening Union Dispute
Moves fo Detroit’ § Building Trades Council
Lists Two Companies as
Unfair
DETROIT \#—The bitter dispute
between two AFL unions that
started in Flint a week and a half |
ago has spread to Detroit ‘{
The Detroit Building Trades |
Council Friday put two Detroit |
companiés on the unfair list when,
it charged, they used AFL team- |
sters to do’ work normally done
by the Building Trades
| Unless a settlement is reached |
| by Menday, the council said it |
council spokesman said the
dispute centers around ma- |
at the Packard
| Commercial Contracting Corp. |
| ts the company which was in —
volved in similar charges by the |
Flint Building Trades Council of
the AFL when 1,000-man picket |
lines were set_up around two |
Buick plants to follow up charges |
by a Flint carpenters local.
The Flint local said that team- ;
| sters hired by the firm were doing
|carpentry work. Friday in Flint
| 300-man picket Hines wore manned
around the Buick plant again.
The Detroit Trades Council
threatened to remove their work-
ers from two school projects in
| ident, said that both companies | George Higgins (R-Ferndale), died
Friday when the State Affairs
council Friday that, the workers | Committee reviewed the measure were told at a meeting with the
| would be taken off the job “unless |
| they change their policies.”
2 Warrants Issued
in State Land Deals | (Continued From Page One)
hig duties other than his regular
| state salary.
| State Highway Department in Lan-
| sing in the form of an option only,
which could either be accepted or
rejected by the state.”
a public nature against me,
ley said, “I believe that I am
court of record, or to a Senate
grand jury.” |
Seeley said that “by and large” |
he was proud of the job he and!
‘his staff have done. and+"I am
|ready to defend any transaction |
which I made in behalf of the
state against any charge of dis-
von
The ousted buyer denied being a_
/member of any moving firm con. |
[nected with the investigation, He | said that his name had been used
without his permission fot‘ pur- |
| poses of incorporation of a moving |
firm,
LANSING (UP)—Highway Com. |
; missioner Charles M. Ziegler said,
today that his department's right- |
of-way operations in the Detroit
area have been approved by an
independent auditing firm
Ziegler said the accounting firm
of J. C. Finney and Co., Detroit,
has filed results of a special audit
of transaction involved in sale of,
excess property for the construc-
tion of the Ford and Lodge ex- |
pressways in Detroit. |
A special audit consisted of a
cross-section examination of 1,000
parcels on the Lodge Expressway
and 900 parcels on the Ford Ex-
pressway within the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1933
Man Injured in Crash
to Be Arraigned Today
Roy P. Long, 41, of 2451 Willow
Rd. West Bloomfield Township,
was injured last night when he
lest control of his car on Com-
merce road west of Orchard Lake
road and struck ja tree.
After being treated at Pontiac
General Hospital for mouth cuts,
he was arrested by Orchard Lake
Police Sgt. William Brown and Pa-
trolman Edwin Heiron on a drunk
and disorderly charge. He faces
arraignment toda)
|
Fails to Form Cabinet
BEIRUT, Lebanon —Premier
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the Southwest
a new policy
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Blanch Myres.
was founded in 1871 at Fisk
versity, Nashville, Tenn.
Committee Kills
Race Track Bill
g
Racing Representatives
Lied When Testifying, ~ Sen. Gilbert Claims
LANSING «#—A bill limiting Met. ropolitan Detroit to three running
tracks is dead today.
The bill, Sen.
and tabled it.
But the chairman of the com-
Greene mittee, Sen. Perry W.
(R-Grand Rapids) said the matter
is far from closed.
He said when the Senate re-
convenes Monday his committee
will present a resolution to in-
vestigate the problem,
The committee's decision was on
a hearing of the bill Tuesday.
He said that “every transaction’ Committee members said they
which I thade was first, submitted | were confused after they listened
to the right-of-way division of the | to contradictory testimony by the
Michigan Thoroughbred Turf Club
and the Michigan Assn. Racing
Said Sen. Donald W. Gilbert
(R-Saginaw): :
“Somebody's tying to this com-
mittee. It's time we put these
witnesses under oath.”
Racing Commissioner James H.
Inglis said he would cooperate
“100 per cent’’ with the legislators.
Senate Defeats Bill
fo Restrict Treaties (Continued From Page One)
ene administration
spokesmen had helped work out.
Knowland told his colleagues
that while the George proposal was
unsatisfactory, the Senate should
| pass it and let the House try to
make improvements in it.
Speaking from the rear of the
chamber to emphasize that he was
not talking as majority leader,
Knowland said he thinks a ‘‘dan-
gerous tendency has developed” in
the form of executive department
encroachment on the legislative |
branch.
Sen. Ferguson (R-Mich), chair-
man of the GOP Policy Commit-
tee, split with Knowland. to vote
against the measure.
Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio), who
started all the controversy with a
proposal which was fought openly
by the White House and lost in
the effort to compromise the
issue, said he voted for the
George measure with the hope
that the House would “‘strength-
en” it.”
The Housé seemed unlikely to
take up the issue at all in view of |
the Senate's action. However, any
one of five absent . senators—or \
anyone who voted against passage
—could move within’ two calendar
days to reconsider the result.
1 DPW Man Released After Cave-in Injuries
One of two Pontiac DPW work- |
ers trapped briefly in a West
Brooklyn Avenue
from Pontiac General Hospital
John Merriweather,
Highland Ave.,
chest
severe head and chest injuries.
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sewer cave-in
Tuesday was released yesterday
3, of 397
suffered possible
injuries when five yards
of dirt buried him and fellow-
worker, Floyd R. Rhue, 25, of :95
E. Huron St. Rhue is still in criti-|
cal condition at the hospital with
ili ) i Pi itil than 20 years to recover.”
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head
St., funera] director,
Hugh Wolfington, 188 Norton
Ave., factory machinist.
Don -A. Zaffina, 105 Henry Clay
| Ave., service station owner,
: District 4
Chauncey L. Costello, 27 Hill-
side Dr., excavator.
Arthur J. Law, 45 Lehigh Ave.,
merchant and incumbent.
Floyd P. Miles, 103 Summit St.,
head of religious literature sales
firm
Raymond S$. Morris, 137 W.
Brooklyn Ave., merchant.
_ Albert J. Wilkinson, 775 Young
St., factory shipping clerk.
District 5
John A. Dugan, 363 Nelson St.,
factory worker.
Howard A, Frost, 577 Lowell St.,
builder.
Ronald C. Hallenbeck, 25 Gingell
Ct., factory worker and incum-
bent.
Leo Morris, 470 E. Beverly Ave.,
store manager.
John H. Ridgway, 435 Lowell St.,
factory supervisor.
J. Marvin Smith, 631 E. Tenny-
son Ave., factory employe.
a)
salesman.
James F. Flanary. at's. Ander-
J. H. Patrick Glynn, 288
‘ler Ave., sales supervisor and in-
cumbent.
_ Theodore P_ Kentros, 41 Fair-
grove Ave., sheriff's deputy.
District 7
Benjamin M. Gates, 389 Whitte-
' more S$t., factory inspector and in-
cumbent.
Harry W. Lutz, 306 Ferry Ave.,
builder.
Victor L. Smothers, 648 Okla-
homa St.. factory worker,
For City Judges
Men in the judgeship race in- .| Pontiac High School auditorium 58
Earl J. Smith, 138 W. Lawrence.
District
John E. Carry, 576 E. Pike St.,
son St., tool engineer supervisor. © |
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y THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1956
to Be Shown [uesday A color movie about Hawaii will
be shown by Nicol Smith in the
Tuesday at 8 p. m.
The travelogue, covering all ma-
jor islands in that Pacific archipel-
ago, is the fifth in the Pontiac
Kiwanis Club's current entertain-
ment series.
The movie includes pictures of a
three-day pack trip into the
crater of Haleakalaib on the vol-
canic island of Maui. Ceremonial
costumes and native customs also
are featured.
Flying Boxcar
Explodes in Air Pilot Buzzing Hometown
Crashes Plane in Field
After Clipping Tree
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with the administration at an end
if Stevens “lives up to his agree-
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In it, Stevens reversed an earlier
| Carthy with the names of all Army
| officers involved in the promotion
and honorable discharge of Dr.
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\GOPFEP Bill |
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| Do You Buy Insurance on Price?
i : discussions by the Pontac
Not OUR Customers! League Guid wil tebe wp ove State Affairs Committee
Know How at 8 hE tae Agrees to Let Measure
Service Ave. Pass Filing Deadline
Paes. 5 pi gorge Mee ogg LANSING @® — The Republican
| Other members: of the panel are version of a fair employment prac-
| J. Cecil Cox, assistant superin- tices bill was reported dead in
| tendent of Pontiae schools; Roger | | committee today. Rep. Eugene C. Betz (R-Mon-|
i ;foe), chairman of the House State | |
| Affairs committee said his group | ff
had informally agreed to let the f
The move was taken, he said, | | hite of the Mchigan Employment |
agency & | Security Commission. bill die Wednesday when the dead- | |
NC ta | ‘Phe discussions are open to the line for reporting House bills,
| public. passes.
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INSURANCE ! Ralph Austin - Since 1920
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amend the measure |
bill.
The Republican measure, spon- | Ff
DISTRICT 3 F
» | (R-Owosso) would, like Cramton’s
as seen in VOGUE But De Boom’s bill would add the :
But in Any Event, VOTE! because Rep. Louis C. Cramton |
(R-Lapeer), sponsor of a tradi-
‘
Again I Ask Your Support ;
Cramton, despite solid support |
by Democrats, was unable to force
| forbid discrimination in employ-| ff
ment be it for race, color, creed |
important words “or, membership |
in any lawful group.”
@ FORMER CITY COMMISSIONER
and Mayor Pro-Tem 1944-1948 - tional FEPC bill, threatened to |
en the floor to turn it into his |
coat uat o | Wim. W. Donaldson ‘sored by Rep. Adrian De Boom | |
mae obey | Vote for Me If You Will— |
“If You Don’t Vote---Don’t Gripe” This addition is opposed by
unions. They contend it would end |
union shops where those hired
must be members of a union. - -
In its Friday session, the House | ff
put on a burst of speed and ad-
vanced 54 bills for final votes Mon.- |
They included bills to:
Make it a felony to solicit tn-
fermation from grand jury wit-
nesses sworn te secrecy.
‘Cover between 50,000 and 75,000
more workers with workmen's
compensation by ‘¢xtending cover-
age of employers of two or more |
instead of four or more. :
Name U.S. 23 from the Ohio bor- |
der to Bay City the Clara Barton |
Memorial highway and US. 31 : United Press Phote
STROLLING ON MIAMI SANDS—Sprightly Camille Stewart
begins her morning at Miami Beach, Fla. with a romp on the sooth-
ing sands. Later, she'll cool off by taking a dip in the refreshin
waters of the Atlantic. ‘
'Soviet Leaders
‘in Agreement
With Military A parade of top Soviet general Dulles Leaving
for Venezuela
J
Certified
Gemologist JEWELERS
16 W. HURON ST.
- |
| | * ‘officers this week paid glowing
Big Issue at 21-Nation |. isute in the Moscow press to the
Meeting to Be Plans to ieadership of the armed forces by
Check Communism ‘the Communist party—and Stalin.
The tributes, coming on the
WASHINGTON (INS) — Secre| soviet army day last Tuesday, laid
tary of State John Foster Dulles | such heavy stress on party devo-
leaves Sunday for the Inter-Ameri-| ji. that they suggest an internal
can Conference, determined to ob-| ,ressity to impress the point
tain a united front against Red ex-| upon armed forces, party and pansion in the Western Hemis-
| phere.
Dulles will board President Eis-
' American countries with demands
for more vigorous action against
communism than they are pre-
pared to take.
G. EDSON HALLOCK
MUNICIPAL JUDGE @ Mr. Hallock hes
been ce succestu PLEDGED to
People who are required to go to Court, want a fair and impartial
trial. If elected Mr. Hallock will grant such a trial. Municipal
Court is principally concerned with cases involving sums of fess
than five hundred dollars—a Court for the average citizen.
Mr. Hallock, whose work has been principally associated with
School Considers TV
a meeting that the main problem
was how to fit TV into the school
program. si public.
| over, at least for the time being.
The struggle reached a climax last
July with the arrest of Lavrenty
P. Beria. As head of the interior
| ministry, he bossed a private army
| for which the regular army offi-
Odds and
OPEN SUNDAYS! Ends Sale! through Oceana, Mason and Manis-
tee counties the Pere Marquétte
Memorial highway.
Scheduled House debate on e@
bill to require licensés for fishing
in the Great Lakes was deferred
until Thursday.
Passed in the Senate and sent to
the House were bills to:
Increase the State Liquor Con-
trol Commission from three to five
‘members, raise their salaries and . . . Where would the money come from to build a
new home . . . to refurnish the old one? Answer:
from your savings, or from your Fire Insurance cov-
erage. Keep your savings intact. Let us plan your
Fire Insurance protection, soon! _
504 Pentise Bank Bidg.
VOTE for—and RETAIN
J.H. Patrick Glynn for City Commissioner
in District 6 ©
Some pertinent facts you should know
The people of the 6th District have hod with-
out any question of doubt one of the best
representations of any district in the City of
Pontiac. The Recreation facilities in District
6 are about the best in the City. They inctude
the Boys’ Club, YMCA, City Recreation pro-
gram at Eastern Jr. High, Central School
playground, the New Oriole Field Playground
with baseball and football fields, Skoti
Rink, Swings ‘and Slides. This in THE ON
DISTRICT that hos ALL RECREATIONAL
FACILITIES and more will be added when the
Sexe budget permits. Your children do not have to
go elsewhere for Recreation. District 6 also has a Branch Library. The
New City Hall is being built in Your District through the efforts of your GOODMAN'S a Fair | PRESENT COMMISSIONER, J. H. Patrick Glynn and the other Members
yeors. | of the Commission with whom he has worked with for years.
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© Well k walt Don’t be fooled by the suggestion for an underpass on Auburn Avenue.
Impartial liked ond highly re- | School underpesses ere obsolete and a menace to the lives of YOUR CHIL-
Pp = tod ce ty - te DREN on the woy to school and back home. It is a loitering place for sex
ontiac thoroughly queli- deviates to attack and assault YOUR CHILDREN. POLICE RECORDS BEAR
ce fied to be your THIS OUT and Underpasses ore frowned upon by Local Police, State Police
Municipal Municipel Judge. and Michigan State Highway Department. Underpasses are being oban-
doned everywhere becouse they ore cotch-alis for FILTH, birt AND
¢ ourt WATER. Why woste the taxpayer's money? The Schoo! Board is going
VOTE FOR G. to place Auxiliary Police in this area and install signals.
You NOW hove one of the finest representatives on the City Com-
EDSON HALLOCK mission—One who has. always done the best for the mojority of the people
M M Hi in the City of Pontiac and his district.
i ON., ARC “Pat” Glynn has demonstrated that he has no selfish interests in aski
to be retained as your representative on. the City Commission. “AS
YOUR CHILDREN WHO KNOW HIM.”
The voters of District 6 are too intelligent to be misled by lost minute
letters and pamphlets filled with vague lities and veiled insinuations.
Actions and focts will speak for themselves. ;
Vote For and Retain a Man with 15 Years Experience
a hint of the unabashed ex- je | é
enhower's personal plane, the Col- cavegence which ettended use of tance tax the real property held | F AGENCY
wabine, ot 9 asm. EST for Core-|nis name in the prose during bis) Jetslly by bpstend ang wtte LAZEI | E ’ :
abiatcre of the 21 epublica wil lifetime, am indice tion that Stalin-| | Prevent the estates of foreign-| - INC. q
| hold their 10th annual meeti lem still re = al | born Michigan residents from | Our Own Personalized Service s Policy
M8- | though the leader’s glory has been | going behind the Iron Curtain by ee
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political issues will have to be tates for rightful heirs unless it is
resolved, but a stringent check ‘The stream of laudatory articles proven that Russian satellite gov- | INSURE! 34 3 SURE!
| ce'Conntannist tmreads ta Nerth, |gives the impression that the|ernments will not be the real|i bd ©
| Central and South America tops [party's present rulers have| gainers. ,'
| the U.S, agenda. reached some of understand-
. Nie oduense tas bone work oh ones fe <n : ; DEPT. STORE é
i ion, ha » his experience in e/ a ;
come-te pow and understand the probilons of the working man. - -§18-520 S. Saginaw ‘LIE [x} VOTE MONDAY nae MARCH Ist “4
+ aa iit wih B Gor hal! G coh ct Friends, E2274. (This Advettisement Paid for by Friends) °
a. : '@ “4 é THE PONTIAC runes, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1054
eal sof, 972,950 cases pt ma-| ot both the Army and Navy dur . 7 : Me . : = —— => SS mere
Senne me renaling Wet Mar Laborite Split | News of the Men in Service || - A Man You Should -Be Proud to Have as Your
for Tune-Up SPECIALIST | : | NEW CITY COMMISSIONER |
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Spring Time Is Tune-up Time! Dissension af =| eat ior
and increased all-cround per-
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mechanics
Bs | © Practicing Attorney for 19 Years
rearmament of West Germany . Ft
_Bven if nly temporary, the re] TA @ Interested in Pontiac City Affairs may dissipate a public opinion ad- <a Pvt. Loftis Spencer, son of Mr
faine 21 Gin |804 Mrs. Porter Spencer of 229 @ Knows the Needs of the People ,
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| of pote @ Will Co-operate With Them All
ON MONDAY, MARCH Ist | es ee ae ae le , ra - . .: He spent-« 1%
VOTE FOR --- RE-FLECT \geot tn e European Aray (E00. i day furlough wit Ask Your Attorney What.
‘Frances detayed the rt as bemeeiye one He Thinks of Patterson for
J. H. PATRICK | comerstone of United | Army since returned to Commissioner of District 2 «|
| British policy for the m Nov. 1953. Ft. Knox for addi- ’
| West Parepe. . | ea * * tional training.
G Y N N | Britain’s Labor party is regarded | homme aig me hana po SPENCER swe of ties x Vote Monday one March Ist
: 'as a senior and honored body by | Co., § pong
| Socialists on the continent. Had - N. ber 1983. ee __
| fo vd | might have influenced their col-
r | leagues in France, Italy, the Low
AP — and in West -Germany | s
Commissioner |" sean taraines ur a most exactly down the middle
DISTRICT 6 A Labor delegation Geackie to
the question with i &
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Pat Glynn de- : Jersey where he is awaiting orders
serves re-election probably the influence of the Brit-| for shipment to German. . ° ° i
:
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ish deputation has been frittered
for his record away. Pvt. Anthony Zografos is another
of service includes * © ¢@ area boy who has been
Though the Laborites have been training at Ft.
many, many ime |) i isine three years, the emphasis a oe
provements in city || heretofore has been on personali- the $rd Armored
everament; ee Division. go. # [| control the organization, follow the ie a ave
services, and |) leadership of former Prime Min tag sa
ister Clement Attlee and Herbert , haa
financing. Morrison, while the leftwing has fos will return to
clustered behind Aneurin Bevan. Ft. Knox for addi
But the German rearmament tional duties be-
ea fight was one of principle. At a fore permanent Current rate paid on sav-
J. H. “Pat” Glynn caucus last Tuesday night of La- assignment to an ings accounts.
bor members of Parliament the Army unit. He is
“Pat” Glynn’s 15 yeors of service es a commissioner |] Bevanites gained 104 votes against) ZOGRAFOS the son of Mr *
‘ German‘ rearmament—only nine | Peter Zografos of 120 Ruth Ave.
acer epeacl je — shane telat tor = ~—* short of the total polled by the |= +
cial planning, much improved recreational facilities, oa 7” =~ be.| M W bb!
library services, improved streets, street lighting, public ee #0 port ' alain be an hs es,
services and continual reduction of the t. He has Bevan kept quiet during the cau- Gets Li f qu ! cense for kept his promises. cus. Harold Wilson, his chief lieu- .
tenant, made the fight tor the! Dog, Not Wife - Savings added until the
10th of the month earn
from the Ist of the month.
VOTE FOR “PAT” GLYNN [mon "| Ccupan nove, v. 3. * Puzzled y were trying
MONDAY, MARCH Ist Mitchell Refuses to Dine ‘° — ot en ea whl Any amount opens an ac-
With M’Carthy in Chicago | jaa indeed made a qiioue ite The day you open your Savings Ac- —
_ caeyv oan , WASHINGTON (INS) — Demo-| hour decision,
MO MONEY DOWN! EASY PAY] |icvs- smear cwrm siya | Purinay Donel Song a St. Patrick's Day banquet in} When this happened:
count here, you're on the road to home
ownership! Systematic savings, work- *
; Chicago where Sen. Joseph R. Mc- Ens. Robert Ziegler walked into | ; Motor Overhaul mes ee eee Re sue headers ta soak ing for you at a generous rate of , 1 to $10,000 by Fed- |
er Other MECHANICAL REPAIRS || weeter. he was in the right place for get, return, soon add up: to your down eral Savings and Lean In-
. ; Mitchell declared in a message | ting @ marriage license. . . LY
NOW ... With the Cooperetion to Chicago's Irish Fellowship Club, | He was directed to ——— payment requirements. Balance can
ber, registrar's office nearby. left. : : rr “Ete of Your Locel —— Seon in ead ee nn Two minutes Inter he was back be financed with “‘rent-like’ pay- *
man who has borne false witness e sa changed his :
° = > oe against over 30 million Amert- = sede tot ee nae ant me edge
ur Credit cans.” . e a icense,” ou impler, r : :
Pontiac Pis McCarthy commented; “It won't | Ziegler said, producing $2.5. | c ; Se, SER, ECS EMS
hurt my dinner at all not to have Dog license in hand he went out | talk it over,
hies there.” | his car and drove off with a Service Ce. rot blonde at his side.
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PERSONAL MESSAGES OF
INSPIRATION AND FAITH
interestingly narrated for you
each day in Lent
40 Notable Authors
40 Stirring Stories
Every day until Easter Sunday read these stories which
so dramatically demonstrate the power of faith everyday
living. Read each day's story as it. appears beginning
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, Ne ei . THE Cc PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 . nee ¢
o disturbances, said many requests : . ‘Vacation’s Over Octopus is a favorite food of | sticks, or alive from tanks of
XICO had been received from labor Artesian Well | JACKSON @ D Japan's Awaji islanders. They bay . Choice portions are
farm and political groups —~ Perry D.) it sundried stretched on boiled and sliced.
* press the party. = oF ‘ | Wetherby, who lives near Jackson, ond :
Opposing Party Ruiz Cortines, €2, was elected , Blows Its Top “Reliable INSURANCE Protection” |.
teacups Sel rade veritas , Wm. W. Donaldson A: heavy vote given an administration m. W. Agency Henriquistas party nominee. Gushes Around Clock ’ a
--on Grounds of Constant . <9 130 Barrels Per Hour of Following the election there were
_MEXICO CITY w@—Mexico last] riquista rally in midtown Mexico ROSE CITY # — A rampaging night outlawed the Federated Peo- | City developed into a shooting riot artesian well began to slow down
ple’s party, chief opposition to | that led to the arrest of about 98 last night after gushing huge quan-
President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines' | 9*F#"s- tities of water and sand for 24
déminant Revolutionary Institu-|. Te Were charges—denied by hours. Since Thursday afternoon. |
the Henriquistas—that some of the well had been gushing at a tional party, on the ground it en-| 0. rate of 130 barrels an hour, pour- | gaged in “constant subversive | pose involved ip the rally were ing its water into the niain street | eqhation. and dampening basements of sev- | The Interior Ministry announced ony Hagen yong Neg eral homes in this small Ogemaw | the order barring the three-year: 7 : Suen, noe an County community. pelities ergasteation ef Gen.| ion ‘en charges of “tawortive But thig town of 400 still has a | Miguel Henriquez Guzman, a re- Se The sand tossed het tired army officer who ran a dis-| tivities.” There was a riot in pac ny eed tant second to Ruiz Cortines in the | Mexico City. a 2 eee oe ae 1952 presidential race. of the community hall |
There was no immediate com-| Teletypes Speed OK State Conservation Officer Rob- ment from Henriquez, but political | 4,, Hospital Clai ert Van Camp estimated there |
sources said today strong protests ims was five or six truckloads of |
att ce ne _ New teletype receiving and send- fine sand dumped on the lawn. |
polled per vote in machines functioning Camp diggers
1952, will not be inactive, prey mccoy yg see eT ee oan bik |
The re 1 vil Mercy Hospitals to speed confir of an artesian well supplying the Coe re culled | mation of Blue Cross insurance LOOK, MA, NO HANDS—And no feet or seat either as rodeo| hall with water. The old well had |
coe ee claims. rider Foy Cowan, of the Kinsley ranch, near Tucson, Ariz., flew | been losing its pressure. The dig: |
litical Mexican po-| Pontiac General Hospital Direc-| high, wide but. not handsome from the bucking brone. The cowboy | gers ran into a rock at the bottom | . Highs Sinargulat nice cea cet | 1, Lauretta Paul said written cOO-| broke his left leg when he landed. Rodea season is in full swing | of the pipe and managed to drill | }Y lawed during the regime of Presi- ee ue ee eee ee , | Sround Tucson, with four rodeos planned each week unti] May. through it Thursday. dest Meant dota Camacho in| from Blue C —ge is - PP nctigge a ae
er Detroit. Muskegon outh Ki ~ eee (one
The Communist party remains! The two hospitals are cooperat- _ Y . Killed, ‘Potter Backs Bill fpoe en ik ko cos vr y
legal. Tt is small. ing in use of one circuit, accord-| Wife Injured in Collision | . | Sow. To SUM it up briefly: we make as many The Interior Ministry, in accus-|ing to Sister Mary William, St. MUSKEGON (UP) — for Da § rts ~~ “ P : |
ing the Henriquistas of fomenting | Joseph superintendent Richard | Iry uppo | _ & crew of % men and two kinds of loans as there are worth-while pur-
Southwick, 19, of M was | bulldosers battled the gusher for borrowing — at moderate cost. |
killed Friday afternoon when his eee eee as among 23) around the clock until the flow | poses to ; - | Charlies E. Potter among | began aight. need borrow for a sou ;.
THATCHER, PATTERSON & WERMET || collided with another auto driv-| members of the upper chamber| ‘vey Corp said tne welt mew | har wes we hel en by Lonnie Bird, 23, of Nunica, | named Friday by Sen. Edward J —_ reason, stop in to see us—let us help you Pontiac's Oldest Insurance Agency Route 2. Thye as co-sponsors of a bill to | “uld be capped. However, he said, | find the economical solution to your credit i
$09 Community Nations! Bank Bids. vu 2-020 | 's wile, Donna, 20, and keep dairy support prices high. | 1 aoy "tinal the wand has settled. | will welcome you at any time. : Bird, were injured critically in the! Thye, a Minnesota Republican,!" The city gets most of ite water problem. We ro ee ‘ accident on U.S. 16 near Fruitport.| read the names of 22 and Set 5 dames wes and ¥ Sane 3
[William Langer (R-N. D) asked | said the community sieht be in ‘that hig name also be included he let. The include | 20% More trouble since the release e
po . 14 Democrats, 9 Republicans and|° pent up pressure might tend
or Fair and Equal Justice |= rl q cutee Sometany Henan fon Straits Bridge Builders Hf |
| TO ALL eee eee ee ee + . ’ cont a peat. Beams hes ametnesd Scene Gas hae ) a Cc STATE BANK
« supports — now at per | Chapman .. which :
t of parity — will be lowered | Will build the substructure for the BANK! SERVICE Retain Your Present Judges st Za acie"te % per com | want brie, to apen teal COMPLETE BANKING St = | for the year starting April t of Mackinac, has leased land along BRANCHES : the waterfront for construction of VOTE FOR | los a decks. tan DRAYTON PLAINS AUBURN HEIGHTS
Justice Douglas Shoots The dock will be used to haul in equipment and material. The
dock will cost an estimated $100,-
000 and will be turned over to
the city on complettion of the
bridge.
xX] VOTE MONDAY [x] Re-Elect Commissioners
LAW—GATES— HALLENBECK Member Of Federal Deposit insurance ‘Corp.
om ee
District 4
BENJAMIN M. GATES
Keep These Proven Administrators on Your
City Commission
An examination of the records of these men will show them competent,
capable commissioners. Men whose interest in conservative, good city govern-
ment has brought about many improvements in our community, it's welfare
and it’s services to the citizens.
The drafting of plans, expansions, capital improvements and efficient operation
of every department has been of utmost concern to these men during their
terms as commissioners. They have fostered and fought for the kind of
administration that provides carrying out these objectives to the fullest extent
with funds and materials available.
Keep these men on your commission to continue Pontiac’s present and future
good government. ,
For Transportation to the Polls Please Phone FE 2-8910
LAW GATES [X)HALLENBECK Pgs
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Be Sure You Vote Monday—City Wide Primary FG
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 77, 194
Be Sure to Vote Monday As a registered votér of Pontiac you
_ hhave an important duty Monday —
/ help nominate candidates who will] vie
for seven City Commission seats in -the-
' April election.
In a very important respect this is an
unusual primary. The 29 men seeking
the 14 nominations make up the largest
field of primary candidates in the city’s
history.
* * *
This indicates an extremely
healthy interest in municipal
affairs. It also means that the
voters in six of the seven districts
will have a wide choice of candi-
dates. .
In District One there are only two
candidates for the two nominations and
these, Dr. Roy V. Cootzy and Reusen
LoPatrxr, automatically qualify for
places on the election ballots.
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Finally, it is important that there be
a heavy turnout of voters. Experience
shows the larger the, vote the wiser the
decision.
Voting is the good citizen's duty.
Don't neglect yours.
Dondero Bill
~ Recently, the House of Representa-
tives passed the Dondero Bill to increase
- the fee for validating applications for
passports from one dollar to three dol-
lars.
Certainly the Press goes along
with this type of thinking. Any-
one from this area or any place
im the United States who is con-
templating foreign travel can pay
: twe dollars more to offset the
cost of processing passport papers.
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Currently the fee is one dollar for
handling charges and a nine dollar fee
for the passport which goes to the Fed-
eral Government. The purpose of the
new bill would permit State officials and
county clerks to be paid three dollars
for execution of a passport application.
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Congressman Groros A. Don-
introduced this measure in
the House after it had been
brought to his attention by Oak-
land County Clerk, Lyrnw D.
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The Oakland County Board of Super-
visors passed a resolution supporting
the Dondero Bill and urged passage of
_ the measure.
Should the Senate pass the bill it
would mean a savings not only to Oak-
land County but to all 3,071 counties in
the United States.
EDC Gets New Boost While the Berlin parley disappointed
al] those who had hoped for German and
Austrian settlements, it has had one
cheering after effect.
Britain's Labor Party now realizes
that Mototov offered Europe nothing.
In fact a'| the Continent could hope for
was divorce from U. 8. protection and
subservience to Moscow. ,
* * *
The result is that a majority of
the party now backs the stand of
Anthony Eder and the Churchill
government fa\oring inclusion of
German troops in EDC.
The London Daily Mirror, previously
opposed to German rearmament, now
stoutly argues that German participa-
tion in EDC is the only sound course.
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j In Washington there is considerable
opinion that the French Assembly will
take a similar view after digesting For-
eign Minister Brnautt’s report on the
the significance of ‘the change
in British Labor Party sentiment.
Polish Consulates Closed Secretary of State Duties will have.
the support of public opinion for his
order closing Communist Poland's three
consulates in the United States.
The note requesting this action went
to. Poland's ambassador, Jozer W1n18-
wicz in Washington. It pointed out that
the consulates in New York, Chicago
and Detroit served no useful purposes
in U. S.-Polish relations. The note con-
cluded with the request that consulate
personnel be withdrawn within a rea-
sonable period.
Actually the order was not sur-
prising. For some time Michigan
“members of Congress have been
complaining to the State Depart-
ment that the Polish consulate
in Detroit was a center of Com-
munist propaganda activity.
Thus the effect of Secretary DuLues’
orders is to close up three more suspect-
ed operating bases for Communist -
espionage agents.
The People’s Business
What Ike Means
Advice on Jobless Benefits
Interpreted 2 Ways Here
By JACK I. GREEN
LANSING (#)—What did President Eisenhower
mean when he said unemployment compensation
should be raised by the states so that the great
majority of unemployed workers will get at
least half of their regular earnings’
That statement has become one of the big
political issues of the year—at least in Michigan.
Labor says the President meant half the
average wage. In Michigan, it says, the average
a week.
says the President meant halt
pay. That, says, is about $70
a week. ,
Michigan law now provides benefits of $27 to
a week at the maximum, $27 for the single
earning more tharr $51 a week and $2 more
for each dependent up to $35
Republican-sponsored Teahen bill in the
Hl < gz fe ies
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but that’s all they agree on.
Gov. Williams vetoed a bill last year which
would have provided the 26-week maximum. He
argued it benefitted management greatly, but
labor little.
The benefit to management contained in the
1953 bill was the merit rating system, a new
method of computing employer contributions.
Labor opposes that again this year, claiming
it will depreciate the $440,000.000 compensation
fund. But its objections seem aimed more at
finding trading stork
The merit system would reduce the minimum
employer centribtuien from 1 per cent of his
payroll te one-tenth of 1 per cent—if he has a
Some manufacturers object to this, claiming it ,
penalizes them for a high employment record
during the war and necessary layoffs afterward.
The big auto companies will benefit, labor says
Management generally approves the plan
because it can build up its fund reserves in good
times, instead of being hit during depressions,
as now .
of just waiting for a recall to their old instead i
jobs or a job referral from the State Employment
Service.
The Teahen bill would deny benefits to a man
who is drawing workmen's compensation for an
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Voice of the People
Mary L. Chapman Stresses Importance
of Voting in Primary Election on Monday (Letters will be condensed when neces-
accom
will pot be pub
requests, unless the
tte nature)
I wish to urge the voters in
the City of Pontiac to inform
themselves regarding the candi-
dates and to vot® at the city
primary election on Monday,
March 1.
It is regrettable that so few
people go to the primary elections
when two candidates for the city
commission will be chosen in each
district and four candidates for
mun judge.
It is important that we choose
the best possible candidates in
the primary.
Mary L. Chapman
14 Mark
Otto Schoot Claims Dogs
in His Locale Are Pests ¢
From time to time the subject
of dogs claims our attention. We
do not pretend to be an authority
on dogdom but like skunks, they sometimes force the notice of no
bility and me.
Directly after midnight in our
suburban locale the canine chorus
cleaves the quiet. The basso of
Days of All Faiths
Name You Give to Last
Fast of Lent Depends on
The other names, with the ex-
ception of the German ‘‘Fast-
nacht” (eve of the Fast) and the
Malian “Carnival” (farewell to
meat), all have te do with the
problem of using up forbidden
foeds before the Lenten prohibi-
tion took effect.
Meat, fat, eggs, and butter were
put into rich concoctions by thrifty
housewives, and the day became
one of excessive eating and merry-
making
The same general tone prevailed
on the preceeding two days of the
week, and Sunday and Monday
were days of feasting, leading up
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our Ancestry
colleges ma ?
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First Rule for Sales: —
Don’t Affront Prospects After 30 years of sticking to T-passenger car for 30° years. We
the same make of
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Baering Down
Be, ee done. A man looks on his
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otism in Gloria have reared their dren, and few parents will ac. —
ugly two heads on one body politic. cept blunt criticism of their —
youngsters. ,
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the all-American kick-back on ploded immediately, “and if that's
the legislative terraces. The egg-
rollers couldn't wait for Easter.
It is old hat in politics. It wa8
well established before Venice
work perfectly, so I'll just keep ‘ it another year or so,” and I
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If you are leaving a cold com-
munity for a winter vacation in
a sunny clime, better make a care-
a oe ae
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to forget certain warm-weather es- ‘ heir :
“She and I were inseparable : we Conte Buges Sates
playmates when we were very Castle “ greatest hair-do
young and it was quite natural for ae 5 io be iil us to begin over again by immedi- * *
rad — ae other os - Maywond Se ey oa =a
names. It bothers me l and in this generation which
her Mary and then turn to him ee ee
and say Mr. Smith, but I hesi- ‘ on any street corner
tate to call him John, What do oe
you advise?” —
Binyon recalled that Answer: Had you called her ta Shp Gays of the lrene Casto bi Mrs, Smith, then you would have was Anna Q. Nilssen who went
called him Mister. I¢ I were you, Miss Castle one better and “darn i
I would cay to him, “Mary end ed near cut off ALL her hair.” : I were playmates throughout our , He added:
childhood. | really can’t call her Ph Rage, was that the Pon |
husband ‘Mister’.” ; j * Z Sola , Or. boyish hair-do swept
Deer Mrs. Post: To settle a the ands and — oe “g Start the year out right. Take inventory of products will help keep your skin fair nd | ee ee perenne
oe ee a ae soothing cream. © °| the creams and lotions you'll need during | beautijul in all kinds of weather. lor and barber shops and got man
The makers of a well-known (the dry-skin season. Well-known dry-skin| ish haircuts.”
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mY recommended for use by skiers By ANNE HEYWOOD school, who specializes in decorat- | it themselves pay her because they s of the motion
Ty; . ah VA ia pa aekans @ they tre Recently, there have been some | ing nurseries. get such an unusual and enchant- Leer mratink Lepined oon cla
4y .. QUE exposed parts of their bodies un- interesting additions to my col-| For a flat sum, she will fix up | ing nursery. that had a whole generation of
protected. |lection cf part-time jobs which | ® Bursery with all the furniture Part-time work és hard to find,
rete rr cya ose” Have wthd tt rn | SFT pat | kama eho ie i a °> F ; : ; - But if you open your mind to all whose skin is particularly sensi-/"V™ on | are tot rich, she gets te work vs mA rginia tells me of kinds of unusual ideas, and open |Spring: Ensemble Blends en“ * most woe ire vita tee ot) Sant md meen |S Sa : 9 : cia | had three children. ple around you — and if you really
Simplicity With Detailing |\s==,°%,= Mer desgse end her eciel| ie te Wax anf uned tas tne among When these children entered iorhes Gat iene
The sheath and its jacket con-| She showed it in black linen, so | ha ery much a —— = musa job
sedges In| pertect for the many occasions pray Se. even a lot of people who could do Copyright 1 fact, this kind of ensemble has such an ensemble can be worn, medicine and eee
Ty Ee “er besben's waar rs ae ; cotten in strong, acid yellow and husband's salary AT MOouTe
right around the clock, from 9 a.m.| added a= second brilliant color cover. LUOING AND FELT OES
— designed mete with bright ved braid trim it medicine is in most cases a
Pc ar pec ly oa per ous Guibds (as sua feame own full-time job, and she didn’t want
the great simplicity for which she to work during summers, Christ Se
is famous, it has some sparkling] The keyhole flap at the bottom mas, and all the times when her| |) =
items of detail—the direct result of | of the abbreviated jacket is as Idren were on vacation.
a recent stay in Bavaria. Salzburg-y as the festival itself, got a job as a school physi-
cian, and her own vacations and for all the dandies there sport ag as :
Wax Applier them. As for fabric suggestions 7 ie, een eee linen is ideal but so are pique, is always home for din-
Serves Many shantung and even a lightweight
Other Purposes inet the wait Another reader, in New Jersey, | _[[f] po Bust Watet Hips izes a — pee
Ingenious housewives have dis-| 3 2 i your Serect-
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handle, the applier is extremely %-inch material for dress and weekends, when fami- D F
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ing walle and ceilings end washing of 36-inch material for liming and 4 says, “and looks| Here is one of the funniest pup-| in the raw edges. Sew with color
the top of an automobile. interfacing. “ ‘ Buy 7 pets! He is not only fun_to make, | ful yarns, using large stitches,
The applier originally was de-| To order pattern 1176, address pant, mas a me | but fun to look at. This is a dragon Sew 9) eyes % Go totes 3 ae
signed to take the bending and | Spadea Syndicate, Inc., P. 0. Box i. wa / puppet made from an old sock rie: 5 ado Odeo Ob bok: fae stooping out of floor waxing. But |535, Dept. P-4, G. P. 0., New ada Seer and some eovuga, but working iin |= 2 Sine ot he
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been waxed, those fresh tracks | extra. and grin at the same time like his dragon family, sew a big
made by rampaging junior could| Pattern Booklet 10, 108 New Perfume He looks a let like one of the | felt tooth to one side of Kis mouth.
be easily whisked away with the | available at 2% cents pages, Bef B omg hh, Ags ol A
applier, chenile moistened Copyright dragon puppet. aps sal ¥
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would. Is little stuff egg ace ag Dollies, 12 | 15 you'd try on a hat or shoes or| of the sock. Out about 4 | Frank Hickson on Winding drive.
Some use the applier for washing ike razor blades end 11 in material, gloves or a dress. inches, Roll call was answered by naming
and painting screens; others for 3 strands of string. For hotplate |" and don’t feel that you're putting Now, cut an oval piece of felt | a song with a color in the title and
erasing floor defects with sand- weed 2 “Conte Tecan tar thin |, saleapersOH at the perfume | which will ft into the mouth of the |the project for the day was paint
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Distributed by Catholics
Veok campaign to aid needy
, it Was
of War Relief Services-National tet SERVICE 8:15 AM.
SUNDAY SCHOOL was the largest amount ever col-
9:45 A.M. lected in the annual drive
. Meanwhile, Frances Cardinal
nm Spellman, Archbishop of - New
ST MATTHEW'S York, blessed the first shipment
~ of contributions from the drive
LUTHERAN CHURCH which were earmarked for Korea
at ae The shipment comprised 723.687
© A. Gerken, Paster ma o-tsvs || bales, casks and sacks of cloth
&. & and Bible Class 9:30 a. m |S: shoes — Poe e pr:
| Worship Service 8: ‘ supplies totaling 2,600, s
eaelinninnasaeed | valued at $4,500,000. ms —— ee
St, John’s Lutheran, Church, eee ween nee
.. 9.45 a.m,
Paul | Lutheran Chure (The Church of the Lutheran. Hour)
Joslyn at Fourth
Welcomes You!’ 0:38 A M—Sunday School 1048 A M—Mre.ning Service
George Mahder Pastor Phone FE 5-0404
Watch “This Is the Life—Sunday, 1 0 P M —WJBK-TV ;
OES MR! 5%,
[GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Otte G. Schultz. Pastor
Glendale and Seuth Genesee
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A. M.
WORSHIP 9:30 - 11 A: M. St
THE EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCHES
CALVARY BALDWIN AVE. Peddock ot Prospect Baldwin at Homes
A. L. Bingamen. Minister fev. H. E. Ryon. Minister
am A. i. “GOD'S DESIGN” || “DOES IT MATTER” P.M. P. M.
~qipcons victory” || ‘AS the TWIG IS BENT’
Sendey Scheel .... 9:45 0. m. Youth Fellowship... 6:30 p. m.
Merning Wership . .11:00 2. m. Evening Wership .. 7:30 p.m. ;
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in a Thanks churches.
Catholic Welfare Conference, this churches
‘Boycott Against Special Rituals to Mark
season of Lent will start Wednesday, March 3.
This day, known to the Christian world as Ash Wednesday, is most
observed by. Roman Catholic, Aaqfiem and Lutheran
In the Catholic Church, palms blessed a year ago that were not Start of Lent Wednesday
refugees in Europe, | given Out on Palm Sunday are burned tn a ritualistic service at the"
frst Mass that day.
These ashes are used throughout the day by the officiating priest
as he makes the sign of the cross on the forehead of the worshippers
According to the headquarters as a sign of penitence | is also observed by most of the other Christian
ther by evangelistic effort or in other ways to place a
special emphasis on the spiritual life. The
Trinity Baptist
to Honor Pastor ee een ce
Protestants Ask
Sunday Selling KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A boy-
cott against stores which remain
open on Sunday is bemg‘edvocated| §
7 j bY Protestant ministers here.
| Members of the local Ministerial |
Alliance adopted a resolution urg- | for Rev. R. H. Dixon Jr.
ing their congregations not to pa- |
tronize such stores. j
sermons on Feb. 28, attacking Sun- |
day business practices
‘ 2 top rsecetantom America. The Rev R. W. Wright, associ-
The clergymen agreed to preach | ate
Lutheran Seminary will mark the fourth anniversary
in Latin America OK'd =| ard H. Dixon Jr. NEW YORK -- Establishment| At 3:30 p. m. Dr. L. W. Pryor
by the Lutheran World Federa-| of Flint and members of his
tion of -an international Spanish church will be guests, with Dr.
language theological seminary in| Pryor speaking and the choir giv-
» Argentina was approved in prin-| ing the special music. A reception
ciple at a meeting here of the | will follow this service.
Federation's Committee on Latin)
Newman AME Churches will be
guests, with the Rev.’ J. Allen
Parker of Newman AME Church The committee requested its ex-
ecutive secretary, Dr. Stewart W |
Herman, to consult with interested |
boards and churches to obtain more | ®* suest speaker.
| specific proposals.
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pecial Events Sunday Former Pastor to Speak
to Mark Fourth Year at Christian Men’s Club
minister of Trinity Baptist dron.
| Church, will preach at the 11.a. m. |
| service Sunday. Services that day Sabin curently represents a Chi-
of the pastorate of the Rev. Rich- | speak to the club on the impor
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At 7:30 p. m. New Bethel and | _THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954
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The Rev. Harry W. Sabin will
speak to the Christian Men's Club
next Monday at noon in Hote] Wal-
A pastor for several years, Mr.
cago publishing house. He will
tanee of Sunday School work.
Mr. Sabir also will be the chief
speaker at two sessions of a Va-
cation Bible School material dem-
onstration to be held in the First
Baptist Church on Monday. Dupli-
cate programs will be heid at 1:30
and 7:30 p. m.
Panel Meeting
The Rev. Mr. Dixon came to
| In another action, the commit-| Pontiac from First Baptist cures Slated Tuesday tee decided to place a pastor for | at Lackawanna, N. Y.. in Novem-
| permanent work among the Luth-| ber 1950. During his ministry the |
| ble candidate. It is expected that he | jmproved.
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f will come from the Lutheran
Church of Norway.
Hope was expressed that it will Churchwomen Launch be possible to establish Scandi-
navian Lutheran pastors in Mexi-
residents in
a et
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Officer in Charge,
Captain Vernon Vie
First Southern Missionary ;
Baptist Church 36S East Wikon Ave.
REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.
WORSHIP SERVICE .....11:00A.
B. T. U. saasws GtUe F.
WORSHIP SERVICE ...... 7:30 P.
“Member of Southern Baptist Convention” ° ere ee ee ee M
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1837--1954 Peaturing This Weer Seeder Schoo!
Delta Alpha Class Attendance Last Sunday Mre Ralph @mith Teacher 970
Worehis ya cuvesiiicy
s OF PETER" Dr. H. H. Savage. Preaching
This Service Will Be Broodcast
» et 11:00 A.M. Over CKLW
7:30 P.M.
Billy Graham Film
“OIL TOWN USA” Workin 7:38 p. Pm
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BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST % HM. Gavege, Pastor
Community United
Presbyterian Church
Drayton Plains, Michigan
WwW J Teeuwissen Jr Pastor
9:45 a.m. Bible School
11:00 a.m. Wership Service
The Paster Preaching last fall's national assembly of
United Church Women, a depart-
ment of the National Council of
Churches
In sessions expected to last some
six weeks, presidents and other
4:30 p.m. Vesper Service
5:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship scheduled to consider ways of in- = | ¢rans of Quito, Ecuador. as soon | membership has. increased sharply |
'as it is possible to find a suit-| and the church property has been |
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6-Week Seminary Series
leo to minister to Scandanavian! NEW YORK — Several hundred day evening at 8:30 p.m. |
that country and leading U. S. Protestant church-| The panel consists of a Jew, a.
| “down through Central America." | women gathered here for the first | Catholic, a Protestant and a Negro. |
— -iof a series of study seminars. | and a moderator. They will pre |
| They aimed at developing regional | sent a frank and friendly discus- |
and community leadership to carry | sion. of the problems facing each
out major programs adopted at group they represent.
top officers of state and local wayne University Speakers Bu-|
councils of church women were | osu
| B’nai_ Israel Program
Aims to Foster Racial,
Religious Understanding
“The Panel of Americans’ will °
present the program sponsored by
the Sisterhood of B'nai Israel Tues-
Purpose of the panel is to de- |
velop beter understanding by the |
peoples of diverse racial, relig-
fous and cultural backgrounds in
the community. }
The panel is sent out by the | ©
Local Chairmen Named for World Day of Prayer
of Prayer this yesr . | townsfolk who had heard about the
ten by Miss Sarah Chakko, presi- Project, tried it and wanted to DR. L. L. MARION
Christian Temple
fo Welcome Pastor
morning.
Dr. Marion's subject will be ‘“The
is the Greatest Year of My Min
istry. Why?” The Marions have
been vacationing in St. Peters
burg.
Lansing Church
Promotes Use
‘of Golden Rule’
LANSING—A minister who i-
duced his flock to accept strict
|| adherence to the Golden Rule for
a 3-day trial period, assessed the
results of the experiment here.
tion on New Years Day.
January ended, the red-brick edi-
fice’s 150-seat auditorium was
jammed not only with church mem.
deat of Thoburn College in Lack- | testify to its success.
degree in Internation-
al law from the University of Mich-
igan, and was one of the six
cnarxo Welsh —
People Plan
for St. David's Day Welsh people from Pontiac and
vicinity will join with others from
‘volving their membership in spiri- |
Heur, pm. tual emphasis and social and) public. The program is open to the
“Wednesday: tr er and Study
political issues.
i
9:45—Sunday School _
Fully Graded Lessons
11:00—Morning Worship
“The Three R's of Tithing”
6:45 Youth
“Bring Your Bibles”
7:30—Evening Service
Mr. Burton Hewett speaks
For Gideons
THE UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH 135 Prespect St. George Murphy. Paster
’ ¢ ’ gv
CHURCH OF CHRIST Meets at 1194 Jestyn Ave. fer Wership EACH LORD'S DAY MORN, 1! A. M.
Bervices Back Leré’s Day. Bventng........1:90 P.
Thue ealth the Lerd. Stand Ye im the ways, and see and ask for the “old
paths” where ig the good way, and walk therein and ye shall find rest for
your souls
Paul Deems, 7175 Elizabeth Lake Read FE 17-0226
KENNETH A. HUTCHINSON Minister
11:00 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP
W. H. DAVIS, Sr entens cf truh Dates Denes
7:30 P. M. EVENING SERVICE
“The Son of Man Cometh”
Sunday School 945 a. m. Youth Service 6:00 p. m.
Midweek Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
ZION CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 239 East Pike Street
10:00 A. M. Sundey School 11:00 A. M. Wership
7:30 P. M. Evengelistic Service
Rev. W & Vartan, Paster Lavere Sheffield, Muste Director
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| All Saints Episcopal Church
Williams Street at West Pike
The Rev C. George Widdifield. Rector
Rev. Waldo R. Hunt Rev Willlam C. Hamm
Rev. Ward Clabuesch
SUNDAY SERVICES 8:00 AM.—Holy Communion
9.30 AM.—Hbdly Communion, Instruction,
Church School.
11:00 A.M.—Morning Prayer, Church School,
Sermon by the Rector.
St. Mary's-in-the-Hills
of Lake Orton and Oxford
Joslyn Rd and Creenshield R4
(Nina Scripps Gchoo!)
St. Andrew's Chapel 4388 Dixie Highway
800 A M—Holy Communice
1030 A M—Morhing Prayer oe A M—HMoly Communion Church @cheol
1100 A M-—Moerning Prayer - Church School and Sermon dy Sermon by the Rey Waldo R
Runt, Vicar the Rev. Wm C. Hamm, Vicar
Fellowship |
X. |
oF Dr. William Collycott,
‘fo Be Guest Preacher '
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Dr. William H. Collycott will be |
guest speaker again this year at)
the Ash Wednesday service in
Oakland Park Methodist Church.
Dr. Collycott, retired minister
from Rochester, has been guest of
the church for this service for the | dorsing, in principle, legislation to |
last several years, according to |Prchbit discrimination in employ- |
the pastor, the Rev. James W.
Deeg
Other Lenten services will be the
family night suppers which will be
held each Thursday in Lent start-
ing March 11
_ —
Meved to 199 Auburn Ave.
D. A. V. HALL
Rev. Parris, Paster
DR WM. HART, of Detroit, Speaker
at
| Ass Church | 1517 jestyn (Full Cospel)
Sunday Scheel . Bam.
Worship Service lla.m. |
Christian . |
Endeavor 6:38 p. m.
Serv 7:45 p. m.
L. Fred Peter. Pastor
Cellier Road Church Collier Rd, at Collier Court
$. S$. 10 a.m: Y.P. Sum. 6:30 p.m.
Sun. Services 11 a.m., 7:45 p.m.
Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m.
D. B. PAWLEY., Pastor
Lapeer Broadcast Thur. 3:30 p.m.
MRS. PERCY JONES
'Church Council Urges The service will be at 7:30 p. m. | Banning of Discrimination
NEW YORK—A statement en-
religion, national origin or ances-
try’ was sent to the t. S. Senate
Committee on Labor and Public
welfare by the executive commit-
tee of the General Council of Con-
gregational Christian Churches
The Sentate committee is receiv-
in gtestimon yon a bill to ban
such discrimination.
Methodist Young People
to Attend Rally at Flint =
i | Church Federation to Aid }
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(Festival for Sacred Song) at the
| Wayward Chicago Youth
| Welsh Presbyterian Church, 2504
Monterey Ave., in Detroit.
CHICAGO—Services to boys in _ The service will be at 7 p. m.
. Of Detroit as guest conductor. The
Rev. Evan Richards of Akron,
time, the federa-
boys in the |
age bracket. —————
new Youth Service Bureau Toledo Pastor to Preach Welsh at the morning service.
| move Cane replace the at Local Church Monday
counseled some 10,000 youngsters; The Rev. C. T. Ructer, pastor of
since it began operations under |New Light Baptist Church of To-
the ehurch federation in 1918. ledo, will be guest speaker at
William H.- Robinson, director | Liberty Baptist Monday »t 8 p.m.
of the old court service, will head The Rev. Mr. Ructer is well the new bureau known for his radio broadcasts.
He said only those boys will be . The Rev. S. M. Edwards is pas accepted for counseling who have = “ the church.
received psychiatric examinations ,
and are considered ‘“‘amendabie to
treatment.”
THE FIRST CHURCH
OF THE BRETHREN
REV. MILES DePAGTER oe A.M.
Merning Message, 11:00 A. M.
5 Service, 1:60 P.M.
Wed. Night yer Service, 7:30 P. M.
Sunday with Robert M. Williams
| Mich., will preach a sermon in
A district-wide youth rally is
scheduled for Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Street Church, | First
tion of Youth Emphasis Month
of Pontiac
First Social Brethren Church
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.; Thars. Prayer 7:38 p. m.
Saturday Night Service, 7:38 p. m.
Sew Paster, Rev. Cart Downey 316 Baldwin Ave. ||
Preaching, 11:00 a. m. |
Fe 2-s548
E, C. SWANSON, Minister.
ROY OVERBAUGH, 8. & Supt.
We Invite You and Your Family to
Come and Try Our
Sunday School (all ages)
Worship _..
Pilgrim Y. P. S..
Evening Service Bee Sees eer erence pes
in the
| Dr. William O. Moulton, super
intendent of the district will lead in the dedication service.
Vatican Bans Novel
With Doctrinal Errors A
VATICAN CITY — Osservatore |] REV. WESLEY WIBLEY, Pastor Romano, Vatican newspaper, de- | ¥
work of Italian author Giovanni 111A. Papini, would not be the Index as it already {alle ender || Svangelistic 7:45 P. M.
the censorship of Canon Law. Tues. Bible
ia oe Y 7:45 P. MM.
Ime tae enue enter Conon iT nomens 10; 16. $908. seal Nailin siubiiang Somme oe “Visit the Cherch of the seas past Old Fashioned Gospel”
“DEMOCRACY'IN ACTION” |
The Rev, Maleotm K. Burton, Preaching
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Firs Presbyierica] Mormons fo Gel DF) {Pastor to Make |
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Kirk in the Hills ~~ :
Dr. Harold C. DeWindt, Minister
11 o’clock—Sermon
Protestants of the World — Unite!
11 o’clock—Kirk School
Plan’ Family Nights [ewe eos in te etctea com
31-day tour. The trip will be made : .
‘ : munities, by plane. and will be conducted by DB. & 8. LAMSON BN ochre re mel dE
at First Methodist | 7% metintions — Dixie Catege De. Frank Field, retired minister) | ven ea ee Indiana Pastor to Preoch | FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH
neid tn Pet Mekedist Cinch |Onlen —- cure Wensiurved te te it taehaen ts at First Free Methodist _ 249 Beldwin Avenve ¢ 0 O7ITB
starting next Thursday evening.| state in the early 1930s by the be guests of the Christian Welcome to the Services in Our New Charch |
These will replage prayer meeting | Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- preach Mission i Bethichem. Sunday School ........ 10:00 A. M,
for the Lenten season. Day Saints with the deeds in each With mission workers as guides, Morning Service ......11:00 A.M.
Guest speaker at the first meet-| Case specifying the college would the group will see and study Evening Service........ 7:00 P.M.
ind OG be De, Hayh Tome ot ee us eee Holy Land. “hane iad Ges te
: : _— ew. 2 tes WALKING PILGRIM—Walter Ernt, o German, carries a cross] | The mission <a . Ww Eve. Preyer.. 7:30 P.M, e.
posed the votrenster tn a mso~ | @ Wak from Mente Carte to Nice, part of bis two-year ple image | ond trom its hilltop location guesti Seturdey Eve. Service.... 7:30 P.M. i
ange to the Legistature saying it | ™ Europe to “save the souls” of his compatriots. : can view the Dead Sea, mountains Austin Stoward. Speaker
Mennttal borden of Snereting @e | Confident Living y | — ee M. Tampion, heir Director i
8 without discontinuing a ae, - e! The Havens will leave the party : —
Search Ditticult Situation |s.407,%.%, %'2,s%u0 Macedonia Baptist Guild 1 re PARKDALE -rzz7=- 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School and Worship
7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Hour
“CHRISTIANITY vs. COMMUNISM”
for Guide Light to Victory Be pao it nase rrowrcn| once? Le a
and charecter of church It is, ‘In your patience possess ye L. &.
The educational oppor- your souls.’ tony gel -oyalal ‘A Message You Should Hear
tunities offered to youth are just Wy yon have 0 let of faith, come pester
How Christian Science Heals a eek OS eee Sy real spiritual experience and Mid-Week Service Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. . :
“YOU DON'T HAVE axe I Ge ouie's. enough! understanding so that you ‘ |
TO CATCH " Bic igre bigeeteem por Saas ot ~~ erg eae Mn t 2-4928 NAZARENE ) COLD and operate them as part of its cep wp your comeme, and pat United Presbyterian Minister-—FE 2-6928
CKLW (800he) Sundey 9:45 AM, | educational ayetem was given by your mind in God, you can ostve Church
. Reuben Clark Jr, second cou ony . Dr. Andrew © Creswell, Minister
selor of the Church's First Presi- = — a
dency, shortly after the governor's This man then gave me the 10:00 o. m. W
message was sunt to the Logie apt pare mt von oF coo vere” 11 CHURCH OF CHRIST ture. eS a an ties ae ie oe ast Pike at Tasmanie—Phone FE
Church fo Observe meree es nace neues || Pepainiee 2 AE See right way. 6:00 p.m. Youth = " 2 * i
_ What he said and the way he dl
Week of Dedication sald it fascinated me and ha been . : : my ever le many
Methodist Church is eet preg — ask, ae | CONVENTION
next week. It is expected that way a
a Soe ohn “ne =*'1 enten Series Slated rect teciet (emia, Seton Os hee “Going the second mile in mis ‘The first thing is to hold in mind ol | Brethren Church, Baldwin
sionary giving.” the conviction that there can be| @f Central Methodist 2:30 te 4:30
In preparation, laymen at Bald- and wil bo a hegy cutcome 0 316 Baldwin Ave.—2:30 to 4:30
win Avenue and Covert Methodist |. 4, every trying situation, even yours. The School of Christian Living
Churches have been giving « stort Believe that there are creative|Lenten Services will start Ash | Geraldine Foust Trie, Church of God
Sundays. Their sub-| “, . cumstances. Methodist Church speaker Beptist Church -
Prive been "We Dedicate| "1 found myself on the streets | 1+ may sound trite, but it's true| will be Dr. William ©. Moulton, Socio!
All of Myself,” ““Put-| % this city once more,” he told me./ tat “Every cloud has a silver | superintendent of the Flint District san p.m. coe veo HL eee Oust, Brethren Church
Into Life,” and “Every | “But this time Iwas » little ahead | ining” it you believe it and look | of the Methodist Church,— Sunday Service 10:00 A Moat 1 1|] Zion Ave. Nazarene Quertet—Sociel Brthren Quartet,
Methodist 2 Missionary.” ¢ the gums. for X. ip all two. cosy to com, The Junior Choir will furnish <n Sam ao 98 ORM Mrs. Phelps, Soloist i
ng ot er din onse Uta tayo eapesinmee Gam, Ot Ga wien is to| The service will begin with a Plus Choir and Congregation ,
will preach two special Men,” and “The World| *ith i God, myself, and tn these search hopefully in the family night supper with hosts and CENTER Come out ond help support this good gospel singing
’ Ld there. contacted phone . . Seginew
—— Faith for Today’ i ieesidale ka eee el ee ee. Eules Hoston and Elsie Goskin, Secretary end Treasurer
Methodist Pastor Program Draws SS ae siete. ahem Guest speakers eve been se-|] arrnated with Unity Center Schoo! it
2 * eve- . EVE
Series {Mail Response | Sy" uststion you'win fads =o. il ic ca aamrta
a ca nat | “Faith for Today” is the title of sa wi fied |“ = \
Dr. Milton H.|‘the TV program sponsored by the second point fs singly to , South Saginaw St. at Judson Street i H i
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of amy Worst. “Toe ch mare | | Ao, wrong Cine ee ant|| 10:00 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A. M.
Contusion,” “The Grace of A special offering was, received | make the mistabe of doing a “Songs At Evening” Serviess by Riv. Lele Marion
oa pe fone Aas mal foe ranainay dy Algadheam- aga bowtie = Hine bw temp diye 11:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL
New Kingdom.” then be honest with yourself and 6:00 P. M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
; yes wi ot WO Me Gene, ae WORSHIP
a sy © a your Pp possess ye “ esti ience”
Pontiac School of Religion |= © TP or Mein cela a
N T he C , han Sen om tate 0 cneation Gat Dr. Hughes Townley of Saginaw speaking.
ames i eacners, _Ourse. ts trying, batting, bewildering and| | Slides of India - , _ -
Pontine School of Region, which the Rev. Rebert R. Van Oxyen Seer et de & dew yok weal
en tsar Sars, re aga as toy mt wal THE BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH |
Mandey nights Oaldand Maxhediet |/bard, In other words, do your
— | for | Grurch; “Misslonary Education fa Cia ao yon nied te Gen Oat Fred R. Tiffany. Minister .
eee eee ee, ee ee Cnarel Bathetat Chureh,| Tad J2 the diiactive wey to most W. Huron, between General Hospital end Webster School
include “The Bible Jesus Used,” | and ——— SUNDAY SERVICES
7 : eran Church in Waterford. 9:30 A. M.—Prayer. 10:00 A. M—Worship
WESLEYAN METHODIST Classes in the eseatit ‘Gatton o FIRST SJ} 11:15 A. M.—Study, Cradle Roll through High School
DS 11:15 A. M.—College of Christian Living,. All Adults
| 1 NORTH LYNN STREET | mammagerace Ava; Athear le =4 PRESBYTERIAN 7:00 P. M.—Graded Groups for All Young People
ries Ween an 6 ae WAPS. Oris theran Church, a taacher tn the CHURCH (Daily Events Listed in Sunday's Art Calendar)
“Child's Approach te Religion.” W. Huron at St. B
teacher te be announced; Church School 9:45 a. m. :
. “Teaching Nursery,” Mrs. Mar- 1l @ m Morning Worship : ee
PRESBYTERIAN FIRST. CHURCH OF. GOD JOSLYN AVENUE UNITED PRESBYTERI MALONE: .
25 East Boulevard — South of Lockout Drive oe .
BEV. GROVER Cc. JOHNSON Sunday Scheel ...... ++ 10:00 Morning Worship ..+0.. 18108 Wee
evreeeeee meee :30 4 M4 *
10:45. m. Morning epi Enagt Gideon Speaker Ne eis lie Fae anit Sunday Evening Service, 7:30
9:45 a.m. Sunday Scheol Offices, Andersen, Ind. EDMOND 1 WATKING—Poster Phone: FE sone || Message by Rev. Tom Malone q
“THE WORD tg
FREEMETHODIST |j of ANGuIsH” | eo The fourth of 9 series of messages on the
CHURCH, 87 Lofeyette St. (2 Blocks West of Sears) || | last 7 words of Joous . he BAPTISMAL SERVICE
Dr. Byron S. Lamson
of Winona Loke, Ind., Missionary - Secretary — is
guest speaker tonight ond tomorrow. Pictures of, Dr.
Lamson’s travels will be shown preceding the sermon.
Sunday School at 10:00
Evening Services. at 7:30
~ Public Is Cordially Welcome to fvety Service
"HOWARD C. ARTZ, Paster. SBURTELLA GREEN, 6. 5. Sept, Central Methodist Rev, Mites B. Rank, B.D. Rev. John W. Mulder,
Minister : ,
MORNING WORSHIP SERMON, 10:45 A, M. “Ig It Nothing To You?”
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biggest year in the Oscar. derby. ayne; “
Chicken Dinner ........ $1.35 3B! tie is up for six different produc- ae Fiying Tiew, “Sailer Beware
Delicious T-Bone Steak. . $1.95 eS ee Wed., Fri: ‘The Plunderers
OPEN 7 A.M. 702 A.M. Barbecued Spare Ribs a, other
DINNERS Call FE 3-9821, your feed will =
be ready. Dis! your feverite cab ==) one-reel cartoon class — “Toot, |
To Take Out! ts dctiver wt = Whistle, Plunk and Boom" and | The rugged ‘Bear.’ In two-reel|
| Shorts, his ‘Ben and Me” is up |
against ‘‘Bear Country.” Woe is |
Walt
The nominations show how Dis- |
ney has branched out from his |
original business of grinding out |
Mickey Mouse shorts. ‘“The Living |
| Desert,” up for the feature-length |
HIRLEY ‘documentary award, is his first
feature in the true-life adventure
TEMPLE nominated for the best documen-
tary short, is his first venture in a
companion series called People
and. Places. —
““Ben and Me" is Disney's first
20-minute short and ‘*Toot, etc." is
his first cartoon in cinemascope,
His major 193 effort, ‘‘Peter
Pan,’ isn't up for an Oscar since |
cartoon features have no niche in|
the voting setup. However, Walt
isn't worrying. It has already won
|the movie goers’ award of seven
million dollars in domestic gross,
| according to Variety. Sat., _Tues.: a lan from Fort
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‘The Robe” may rank as the top
moneymaker of all time when the
returns are totaled up, but it has| FUN RIOT—Dean Martin and Jetry Lewis and) produced by Hal Wallis and directed by George
been something less than an artis-| their inimitable antics are back in @ new comedy | Marshall. The brand new comedy, being shown on
| tic triumph. Witness the fact that | riot) “Money From Home.” The film, written by | the Panoramic giant screen at the Oakland, is in
| it garnered only five Oscar nom- D
inations to ‘From Here to Eter- = = oa on hein dicn Maio | Seahaioster:
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| ing jean Craine, Micheal Rennie.» Planes Supplant Stages |Health Conference Set ' “Three _
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Sat: “The Lady Wants Mint,” color,
Dennis O'Keefe, Ruth Hussey; “Iron | ™golor. somes Cagney. Boy Last’ Bing | Coaches arrived at or departed
SU + Gran sae etn at 1300 P.M.
0! Outdoor . | Mountain Trail,” Rex Allen o Lhd rouna.” | Crosby, Claude Dauphin. from Boston, The running time be- Education and Recreation will be | .
in M-C-M's | ector, Richard Widmark. Eisine piewart. | | murs, Bel: (Meet De. jetv sad Mr. | tween Boston and New York was/held at Central Michigan college “MILLION DOLLAR MERMAID” at 1:00 — 4:40 — 8:10
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color, Bob ope Rose: Cleone for arraignment arch Oak-
Swat Paint technicolor, Robert Stack. land county Circuit at aes he 9 Blazing Adventure! ‘ &®
4 Jean T
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re. hnicolor, Donald O'Connor, | ” sty umor:
| Janet “Private Byes,” Lee Gorcey ® concealed weapons charge. He
and the Bowery Boys —_ returned to Oakland County ie
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ah ell me technicolor, | ownship Justice Elmer C. Dieter-
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to the first-floor section of the house. PLANTERS FORM STAIR SEPARATION—In plece ef the
superintendent was E. Derocher. traditional stair
rail, the Annetts selected a double planter arrange
ment to mark the stairway separation in their reception hallway,
room is floored in ledgerock. Accessible from here
and walnut without going through the remainder of the house is the bedroom Another wall in this room has built-in bookcases and the
lower portion houses a swivel-based TV with « door concealing &
high fidelity recorder, Draperies for the large window-wall over+
looking the lake are in dude ranch print, one wall has « large
wrought fron steer head outline centering en array of Western
trivets, ;
central paneled in authentic surfwood and in one corner section
is the built-in grill. Storage cupboard facilities are part of this
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FRUITWOOD FURNISHES DINING ROOM—In Provincial
tyling, the fruitwood furniture selected by the Annetts has a dull _ built-in china
gold threaded tweed for upholstering fabric, This room, too, has ing matches that of the Annet Consider Comfort of Fr
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_ 831 Oeklend Avenue FE 2-0224
NAIRN’S
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° TILE You Owe It to Yourself to Shop at
‘Automatic Heat
New Furnace Systems
From Tending Fires | Removing the Drudgery.
| Better than one of every four | ~
homes in the nation now has an|
automatically controlled heating |
system
This reflects an increase of nine
per cent during 1953 in the num
ber of homes so equipped bringing
the total to approximately 13.-
900.000. Surveys show that since
1943 there has been a 200 per cent
increase in the number af homes
with automati¢ heating.
Thermostats, stokers and auto. | 2 = TT
__'THE PONTIAC PRESS. |
matic pilots have taken home | |
heating plants out of the house. |
hold burden class. Heating plants
are getting smaller, too, many
| being se larger than a hot wa-
ter tank or a refrigerator, This
has encouraged more building of
homes without basements.
Today's most popular heating
systems include forced hot water
in houses, either with or without
basements: hot water gravity.
nearly always in homes with base
ments: one-pipe steam, only in
homes with basements; two-pipe
steam. mainly in large homes with
basements; forced warm air in
houses with or without basements;
warm air gravity, in compact
houses with basements, and forced
warm air ‘‘permeter,”’ in houses
with hasements
In the field of controls the chief
trend in 193 was to the use of
electronics to control home tem-
peratures. It is expected that by
the end of 194 some 530.000 Ameri
can homes will have both outdoor
and indoor thermostats, which
vary indoor temperatures accord
ing to outside weather conditions
Older House Wiring |
Now Inadequate Homes built 20 years ago were
wired for lights chiefly, plus two | freer
SAF
NEWS FOR PAINTERS—New paints, applicators and paint re- |
mover are designed to help amateurs match the work of professionals
for speed and quality.
Prospective Home Builder
Should Consider Planning
for Outdoor Living Room If you expect to build a home
this year, you can save money by
doing your planning now.
It's a very good idea to sketch |
out your long-time dreams before
you see your architect or builder
You'll be surprised at the fun and
it can bé profitable. For instance
thousands of planners have dis-
covered how to get an extra-bonus
living space
You can have a lovely all-pur-
pose outdoor living reom for lit- modified U-shape or a house de-
signed on a sweeping curve.
It is advisable to make a de-
tailed study of the building site be-
fore making any final plans. Rest-
ful quiet is important, so the out-
door living space should face away
from highways or streets, If you
are lucky enough to have a tree | ..
on your property, by all means
save it and build your house URDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954
4 Group to Protect
'4 Property Rights
tleor no extra cost. It wit be | 27ound it.
rooted by the sky, and sheathed | Outdoor living rooms can be
im natural wooed Walls to give _ bullt adjoining homes already in
privacy and te harmonize with | use. Solid, estate-type fences, or
the rest of the garden. You can | the new louvred er woven wood
spend more time outdoors and fence sections will generally pro-
| enjoy living im the modern mood. vide the intimacy needed. Two-
Even our cavemen ancestors) S9-feurs er tweby-ctues make
were smart enough to move out- | interesting, casy-to-maintais
doors when the cave became stuffy | patio deck
PONTIAG FLOOR COVERINGS or three small appliances
Today the average home has at and overwarm. It ts refreshing to Wood siding can be installed
Complete Venetian Blind and Shade Service
- L. R. TAYLOR, Owner
879 Orchard Lake Avenue FE 2-2353
Compare Our Quality! Compare Our Prices!
Watch for
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9515 West Huren
Build it with
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. FAST DELIVERY, avy quantity lerge or | . small, whenever your forme ere ready!
motter whet your needs from « few te thousends
test trensrt-
CE BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Detroit and Michigen Concrete Block Association
Supplies
|} Fer
SAFETY—BEAUTY
least 11 appliances and twice the
number of lamps and fixtures. In
most cases the wiring is too small
to supply sufficient current for the
expanded electrical loads
Result: Sluggish, inefficient and
costly operation of electrical equip-
ment
Lack of ineulalion ounaa
Overheated Furnaces
A frequent reason for over-
heated furnaces is lack of weather-
stripping and insulation The air
infiltration due to these inade j
i
| quacies keeps the heating system
| running continuously.
INSTALL WROUGHT
Mode! 108 Contractor's Special
A NEW HEAVY-DUTY SAW
THAT HAS EVERYTHING
* LIGHT WEIGHT
* POWER | * SAFETY | * SPEED
Som, SOT
SEE IT SOON
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No. | | 3041 Orchard Leke Rd.
FE 2-3766 —
Keege Herbor, Michigen
discover that man hasn't lost these
basic impulses.
The secret of getting this added
living space, almost free, depends
1) The floer plan should be ar-
ranged so a gheltered area is
formed, because the exterior
walls of the home must do double
duty as the walls of the outdoor |
living room.
CLEAN UP
RENT A
FLOOR SANDER
FLOOR EDGER § Wood All Types Finishes
PONTIAC PAIN | rem or smentis tants mee te! Survey Shows
:| Top Incomes Up
~ |of tubular steel. | several patterns and finished in a
| variefy of ways to provide at-
tractive, grained walls for the out-
‘door living room. Walls can
i original
Adjustable Steel Pier
‘ Quite Easy to Install NEW YORK (UP) — When
warm weather rolls around,
you'll be able to install your own
steel pier in only a couple of
| It comes in frame sections made
You just set the
first section on the shore or beach
and builc out as far as you want.
You work out from the land
Crossplanks which are set on
the frame may be either steel] or
wood. ©
= signed for the pier
|: Two people can handle the en-
‘tire installation. When vacation |
time ends, you dismantle the pier |
and store it until next season.
The painting of the kitchen is
151 Oakland
BUILDING MATERIALS and HARDWARE |||
for the
BRUCE ANNETT HOME
(Pictured on the Ist page of this Section) ;
FURNISHED BY
| -F. J. POOLE CO.
Free Customer Parking
TORE es
FE 4.1594
a a ee
tT
to Represent Country’s
Land Owners
Establishment of a national fed-
eration of property owners to rep-
«7 | resent tite nation’s 40 million prop-
; EER
SY Peers i z
—_ Before the use of safety giass|in accidents were cut by broken
cars, 4_per cent of all injured | glass.
Rough Wear Has No Effed on NEW
mre WALLHTDE oe —
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! Wai es J tse a Se CY UF crayon. Wash i oben, color and sheea.
PONTIAC GLASS CO. (23 W. Lawrence St. Phone FE 58-6441
"WESTRIDGE at. = WATERFORD The Address of Distinction
Several fine new Custom Ranch Homes now under con-
struction—the last word in design for livability end st-
tractivenets,
Drive out and see these homes.
— dust off Dixie Hwy. near Waterford stoplight.
HELTMAN & TRIPP Exclusive Builders and Developers ef Westridge at Wateriord
Phones OR 3-9411—FE 5-8822
FUEL OIL TANKS
Pontiac Welding and Machine Works —
| Phone PE 2-4121 64 WN. Parke Se.
HEATING EQUIPMENT
OTTO A. TRZOS CO. 3103 Orcherd Lake Reed
_ Keege Harbor : FE 2-0278
7
YOfjcan easily
PANEL YOUR OWN WALLS
that will last for the life of your home. ‘
Quality Since 1890 os a
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Boydell’s New
Texture Paint . Paint and Plaster in
ONE Operation
fRiog simisé
Cheese Satin Tex in 18 Decorator Colors
ind Finishing White
BIG MONEY SAVING
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——s Buy 1! gal. of Satin-Tex, the
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Wall Paint and get
this $2.69 Roller &
Pan for only $1.29
while they last.
BURKE LUMBER CO. | “Where the Home Begins”
preyees © Plains on the Dixie OR 3-1211
AVERAGE
6-ROOM HOUSE
® Lay Out
| DEico. HEAT
| em Sloce axe now hent-cunfased flea eoturings, cch-an the. enaiy~ | % | \
“THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954
FLOORS LOOK UP—Beautiful, practical camouflage for a prob-| cleaned edrduroy pattern shown above.
Build Basement Facilities
for TV- Barbecue Parties Two favorite pastimes of the
American family — TV and the
barbecue party—can be combined
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indoors. 3. You y have a center.
REMODELING | .222. 2.202 HET EE living room and hamburger-roast- :
| ing was restricted to balmy days nee = aa —
in the yard or on the terrace. This the middie of the
FHA Terms, No Money Down! Sle: eileen Aeswe seeiia | ee ae te eae
TTIC ROOMS some plans for “family living” | 4 By tar the best lighting for
eae Sea, ‘wake ae a room of this type is fluorescent
weit | Dulbs, but for cozy effects have
GARAGES SIDING - —— the usual lamps here and there
ALUMINUM or WOOD COMBINATION WINDOWS atthe hones,” |*0F reading and the times, when
Call FEderal 2-121 1, for Free Estimate your own TV- 5. By all means have an ex-
. Here are some)|tra half-bath installed near the
G & W CONSTRUCTION CO Pet a eas se hate } » all \ssdiag toasted BOs bovteree lanete cae = pee : : material for t ample, in summer, when the young-
2010 Dixie Hwy. at Kennett Rd., Pontiac moe tg thee ‘tinsel aics aus ome So dem eieg. ll
radio can have | of dirt and sand, they can bathe
in a gr and change here before supper.
. cabinets. er-
© Service the closets up-
r Supplies in these cabi- | Material Ideal
© Dishwashers FIRST for Glass Walls
© Disposals For Best in New Homes © Water Heaters Price and | oy —
© Fixtures Quick Service | cupant of the giass-walled house, is the announcement of a new
© Water Softeners Lond Contvecte | cilklike gauze with special quall-
Insure ties to prevent sun-deterioration
Phone FE 4-0127 Trost Service | Called Fortisan Gauze, the fab- Calis Taken 24 Hours Daily Investments ric made in a variety of decorator
colors, combines a cellulose fiber
STANLEY R. NIELSEN inthe “rary pi pd PLUMBINC— BR. 3. Dawson — MH. A. Watece yarns in ne
HEATING CONTRACTOR TaLsGRAPh ROAD 11¥4 N. Saginaw Se. oat a a a by al
- aE Pas ae | loomed, will weaken when ex-
posed to sunlight, will not shrink
le stretch ae washed, or dry
T cleaned, car color-fast to wash-
ditions.
Colors include caramel, gold,
INSTALL YOUR OWN HEATING PLANT [2 o202..°5...0%" hair. Vapety i , lime,
thistle, sané and willow green.
Compressed air is used in 22 fac- | tory operations in the manufac-
| ture of fiber glass.
ia
Gently circulates clean
warm air
Filters and humidifies air
you breathe
Quick, quiet heat
Summertime eomfort— Complete Price blower fan can be oper-
ated alone
OIL FURNACE For warm sir heating systems
Phone for FREE
home heating survey
- [fe money Down-s mowTus To PAY! cenenal @ etectaic
O'BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY
Outside Comes In
With Open Windows Even though a homeowner rates
"| his house as fully weatherstripped,
he can still pay high fuel bills due
to a very common heat loss which Corrulux fiber glass reinforced
plastic building panels are shat-
terproof and can be sawed and
nailed like wood,
QUIN & BEAUTIFUL
Za HOME We have many now evail-
able in every price range.
Call
ROY ANNETT, Inc. REALTOR
8 EB. Seren 6. Phone FE 58-7108
Open Eves. and Sen. 1-5 FP. M.
We Help Finance Down Payments
Open Sunday 1 10 to 31
Construction Special!
Whther you are building a house or planning improve-
ments you would like to make:
A New Room... Finish the Altic....
Buy all the materials you need to do the job “ay
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include it all in your budget
NO DOWN PAYMENT
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT
EXTRA-
CHOICE 1x12
VELVET PINE Lin. Fe. ie
ELIMINATES DIGGING
IT'S MODERN...
traps ond clogged lines.
Mere’s the most relicble end lates
cloth ond other orgonic solids.
This modern chemicel
of pool or tank y while chemical
No more expensive unhecithy pumping end digging
wp of cosspools, septic fants, esapage pools, grease
lquety, disolve end soponity greese, sludge. how,
@verentees quick ond of-
cient resulta in 12 te 16 foun. NO SHUTDOWN
5S, 10, 15, 25, $0, and 100 8. CONTAINERS method te
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KAISER COAL and SUPPLY CO. 702 S$. Paddock St. Phone FE 4-3555 1x8 8 @ fy
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Construction Grade
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WROUGHT LEGS
Vv LEGS (T able) Set of 4°
Ol vevcass 4.25 12”....... 5.50.
Os ib des 4.75 16”....... 6.75. ‘wrought iron
SHELF ENDS 4, J
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Get Your Share of These
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BURMEISTER’S
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Bateman & Kampsen
Realty Company 877 South Telegraph
Fe 4-0528
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
Commercial and Residential
DAY OR NIGHT
SERVICE
Prigideire Commercial Decler
MASON
REFRIGERATION FE 2-6400
461 Dizabeth Loke Read
Authorized
Reo Lawamower
Service
Fectory Trained Mechanics
Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily
te
ELGA The Lewn Mower and
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ALUMINUM
Baked Enamel
LAP SIDING Insulates Home
Eliminates Painting
—— Guarenteed not te
eee Inevistion tnstelied with Siding
Order Now
Avoid Spring Rush
Alsar Go. Factory
Contractor
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INSTALLATION
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FE 2-3924 or FE 4-6405 Vo Guy or Sell Real Estate See
(meen |
Vanity Lavatory
Enhances Home Women Indicate Liking
for Versatile Fixtures
in Bathroom
One fixture most women want
in their bathrooms is a vanity
lavatory.
| Therefore, it is not surprising to
\find that this fixture is pre-
fabricated in many different cab-
j inet sizes.
| Countertop lavatory also can be
set in a vanity to give this fixture
vide foot space under the lavatory
sections.
The counter surfaces flanking
the lavatory are of stain-and-burn.- |
proof plastic or ceramic tile, as)
a rule, and permit the laying out |
of cosmetics and beauty aids just
as would a conventional boudoir
| dressing table.
Big Space Needed
for Lumber Storage
| storage area. In that case, the
best bet is to the kind and
amount of wood you need when
you reed it, The less scrap,
Broker
Willis M. design, the practical arrangement af storage space and compartments J
AC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 -
be
os “if i Migitte
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+h ,
Sr fume
st ily
*» + | sound condition in New York. |
= | used creosoted pump logs from
‘4 | sections were adopted in 1932.
| of Brooklyn and Queens County.
* 4 |The telephone company reports
EARLY AMERICAN—The handsome secretary, side chair and) in the secretary. The pieces, ‘in knotty pine, are from the American
wing chair shown here are good examples of early American styling | Traditional collection—a group of living room, dining room and bed-
at its best in present-day furniture. Note the simple dignity of the | room furniture sold in open stock.
BREWER
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hay Bn el || Keasey Electric Homes. Stocntnat =
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- Roosevelt Hotel. Phone OR 3-2601-OR 3-1483
FE 4-5181 4494 Dinie Highway Drayten Plates, Mich.
Your eyes are much less strain- |
ed by distant vision than by close
work. Suburban Migration Grips
‘Most American Families During the last 15 years, there
has been a startling migration in
the United States. Tr has been
decided as the “country-wide great
American move to. the suburbs.”
It had its beginning in the 20's
The
FOR
As low as
) “FE 5-521
$43.97 PER MONTH
Large Bedrooms --- 16’ Living Room
Automatic Heat.and Hot Water
City Sewer and and Water
A Small Deposit Today Will Assure a Home for You
Models Open at 217 and 172 W. Ann Arbor
Drive Out Baldwin Ave. Turn West on Columbia
Turn North on Carlisle—One Block to Models
MORRISON-HEUGH CO. Wonderful New Walton House
625 and Only DOWN (Plus Mtg. Costs)
Includes
Everything
Featu ring
~- avg.
—
FE 55521 1’ move to the and has hit its peak in the postwar
years. It‘is also the greatest re-
volution to take place in the Amer-
can way of life since early pioneers
moved from the Atlantic sea-
board to the West.
The figures show that today
some 30 million Americans who
are dependent on cities for their
| livelthood live outside of city
limits.
The new suburbia, by combining
ithe best elements of each, is the
true embodiment of town and coun-
of American life.
The rise of suburbah districts re-
sulted from the national rise of
incomes, the development of rail
facilities, and the use of automo
| biles, It became a national am-
bition to get out of town—but not
a a Se a oe
i back in again the next morning
,on the 8:15. And the hero of the
suburbs is the all
weather, year- commuter.
win @e ree in suburban life
TO BUY OR SELL
REAL ESTATE
See
JOHN KINZLER REALTOR @ SUILDER
670 W. Hurea FE 4-3525
—— try living. According to indica-|
tions, it is also the future standard
REMODEL
LET OUR EXPERTS
BRING YOUR HOME UP-TO-DATE NOW! We offer a complete line ol
building supplies plus the
finest in building services by
expert workmen. Let us help
you plan your remodeling
now! Cal! for tree estimate.
FHA Terms?
_—Cell--FE 2.2671
has come the development of
extra metropolitan shopping mar.
kets, They all discovered there
was money in the suberbs, and
branch stores did not drain the
mother store in the city.
Today there are more than 80
major branch stores in the metro-
politan area of New York alone,
and more than 300 in the rest of
the nation.
Decentralization has become a
national mania. The emphasis on
suburban and country living - will
doubtless become one of the most
spectacular movements the country
has ever known.
Ye Extra shelves often give you
more use out of a kitchen base
Such shelves are easily cut to+
size fro ma panel of \-inch tem-
pered hardboard. They are read-
surfaces of plate giass are
distinguish it from window |
. not the thickness. Plate |
is ground and polished to)
its surfaces parallel and of
| ELLIS, Inc.|
2690 S$. Weodwerd
Check Heaters
for Oversights
Reveals Need
While oil heating usually provides
trouble free operation there are
times when services are needed.
Before calling for service, how-
ever, it is advisable to be sure
that service is really needed.
The first thing todo is to see if
the thermostat is set above room
temperature. Naturally the oil
has a low water cut-off, be sure
water in the boiler gauge glass is
at the point marked “water line.’
If you stilk have difficulty start-
ing the burner after checking all
these points, then call an exper-
ienced ofl burner service man.
‘|!Common Sense Prevents
.Accidents‘in Workshop
category.
Get rid of oily rags, don't smoke
“| when using finishing materials, use
the necessary guards on power
machines, don't leave things on the
floor that might cause you to
stumble, and so on
Most of us know exactly what
should be done to avoid accidents: |
we just neglect to do them. Lack of Weather Strip
Causes Huge Heat Loss
| Air entering through non-weath- |
erstripped windows may account
for approximately 37 per cent of
the heat loss from a typical five-
;room, well insulated home. Fur-
‘thermore, a 15 mile an hour wind
| against a weatherstripped win-
| dow admits more than 45,000 cubic
| feet of air — cold and damp —
into a home every 24 hours!
; diameter bored through the center. |
Don't Call for Service | ‘Until Easy Examination |
| ja goat bedeoom |
Wooden Pipes
as Water Mains
Show Durability
ity under ground,
Wooden pipe lines laid in 1798
by. the Manhattan Co., which was,
Aapon Burr’s water supply com- |
pany, have been excavated in |
The New York Telephone Co. |
and the Consolidated Edison Co. |
Georgia for conduits for many
years before pre-cast concrete |
A total of 2,200 miles of wooden
conduits still are used by the |
Edison company under the streets ALUMINUM
ACCORDION
INSULATION
See how the heat goes through
3 semi-thick batts, while
type-6 INFRA stays cold!
Type-6 equals 4 3/5” of
Rockwool (upward heat flow
in winter), 9 of Rockwool that 3,350,000 feet of wooden cas-
ings stil are used for its wires
under Long Island and Staten
Island.
Pump logs were 6-foot lengths |
equipped with terminals for |
joints, In cross section they were
in the form of a Ginch square |
with a hole of about 4 inches in|
(downward heat flow in sum-
mer), and 5 5/16” of Rock-
wool (wall heat flow).
REMODEL your §
kitchen and bath & A
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1
ROAR CLAY THE
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Use ovr new LOW COST
LONG TERM finance pion
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\ @ 100% Paint Eliminetion
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wih the oot low-priced SIMZMAST foldiog dee
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“Spacemaster™ doors fold inside
the doorway, completely out af the
| way. Your kitchen is larger, easier
| to move around in. No cabinet or
counter tops lost te swinging
doors, No danger of doors stand-
ing ajar, or clocing on children’s
fingers.
ia goat living room!
“Spacemaster™ doors fold back
on themeeives, make better furni-
ture arrangement possible. No
“dead” corners, no valuable floor
and wall area lost to door swing. “Spacemaster™ doors add mang
| valuable feet of floor and wall
- space. Beds can be pushed closer
| to closets. There’s more room for
| night stands and lamps, too, be- cause swinging doors are com-
| piataly out of the picture.
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lice Chief Frank Van Atta of Wa-|
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in Orchard L WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-
SHIP — Orchard Lake Community Trugen
David Draper.
| Arrow badges were presented to
' Edward Heading, David Matteson,
Bill Hildner, Mickie Major, Arthur
Warren, Ray Wood, Richard Van-
Duesen, Gary Cummings and Gary t .
PRIMARY
Mendey, Merch 1
Vote ter Better City Government
Dest 4 Feb. 6, for a double ring wedding
ceremony which united Dolores
Elizabeth Kesterson of Walled
| Oxbow Lake.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kester-
MR. AND MRS. DONALD H. BENNETT
res Kesterson Is Wed
| Church was the setting Saturday, |
Lake and Donald H. Bennett of; the ceremony ia the church par-
gon of Oak Terrace, Walled Lake. |
The bridegroom's parents are Mr. |
and Mrs. Archie Campbell of Ox. |
bow Lake. Nl hang Te
toe, amr aba
ake €hurch served as best man for the brie!
groom. Seating the 75 guests
were Mr. Oman and Ora Ellen- |
wood of Pontiac as ushers.
A reception was held following
lors,
The young couple left for a
trip to Niagara Falls
and Toronto. They are now living
at 3315 Union Lake Rd.
- git
Dolores’ cheice for the wed-
ding ceremony was a powder
blue jersey sult, accented with
navy accessories, a white orchid
and pink rosebuds.
Serving as bridal attendant was
Dolores’ sister, Mrs. Cari Oman
|of Keego Harbor, who wore a pink
wool suit with a corsage of pink |
roses and white carnations.
is under the auspices | _ E4 Macb armeid bad Dayton, Ohio
Child Study Cub and |
patie ‘Drayton PTA
r ‘Chooses New
‘Officer Slate DRAYTON PLAINS—A new slate talk by.
| night.
| Mrs. Walter Teeuwissen Jr. also
a | presented a pageant, ‘A Light for
“= | Tomorrow’’ with teachers, parents
children participating, and
Scouts. of Pack 52 presented
colors and a salute to the flag.
Officers elected included Mrs.
_ Keith Johneon, father vice presi-
| dent; Mrs. Marion Hicks, teacher
| vice president; Mrs. Leonard Elli-
ott, recording secretary; Mrs.
Cecil Bell, corresponding secre-
|
|
tary; Mrs. Norman Cheal, treas.
‘urer; and Mrs. Gerald Livingston,
| historian.
Mrs. Darwin Catlin and Mrs.
ty counci] delegates,
Katherine Shields and Mrs. Louis
Honhart as alternates. Wé FEATURE
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Foster’ County Births
Mr end Mre Merlin
Granger road ennounce the birth of «
daughter in Goodrich Hospital Fed 26.'
Almont
Mr. and Mre. Patrick Dougherty en-
mounce the birth of a daughter, Cath-
erine Jo, Feb. 6
As a result of an extensive research
program we are proud to announce the new
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}) LAKE STREET Samar Gaunders of |
| VOTE FOR
TJ. MARVIN SMITH] Mark Youth Sunday
at Lutheran Church |
| i ie ash:
rfl
The plan would cover Genesee,
Saginaw, Tuscola, Huron,
F
lac and Lapeer counties included. |
Also the pact includes Mt. Pleas- |
ant, Alma and Clare.
Injury Prevents
Sixtieth Wedding
| WATERFORD — Youth Sunday |
| will be observed this weekend at |
| Christ Lutheran Church, with the |
Luther League taking part in the
ll a.m. Sunday worhip service.
The youth will conduct the litur-
gical part of the service and the
Rev. Arvid E. Anderson will pre-| _.
sent the message, “When Youth
Chalks Up a Victory.”
At 7:30 p.m., the youth will con-
duct a Fellowship Program for
the congregation, with “Our All
at Christ's Call" as the theme.
Rochester Cow Gives
12,394 Pounds of Milk |
| ROCHESTER—A registered) 4. and Mrs. Wol Guernsey cow, Premier S. Lois, |
owned by Jack D. McCullough of
Rochester, put 12,384 pounds of
milk and 602 pounds of butterfat |
into the nation's breadbasket dur-
According American | Anniversary Fete ORTONVILLE — Because of a
a
oe 37, 1954
MISS NANCY E. LEWIS
Mr. and Mrs. Ted T. Lewis of
9605 Pine Lake Ave., Keego Har- |
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-|
SHIP—Twelve new books have
been placed on the shelves of the |
West Bloomfield Township Library,
Gtory of America in Pictures by Alan
. Collins |
Beyond the High Himalayas by Wil-
liam O. Douglas |
Mow to Make Good Pictures by Bast- |
ITIL LLL LN
OPEN (Gi i
F | F
I Fy Fi i residents of the
their entire lives.
sists of two daughters
Mrs. Eart McKenney
Harry Featherston
and Glenn Wolfe of 83ef
Center
Community Council Ideas
Studied by Romeo Citizens | ROMEO—With the Rev. C. Earl
- | Page acting as temporary chair-
‘'man, 20 persons met with repre- |
| sentatives of the University of
| Michigan Extension Service Thurs-
|day night to discuss possible for-
| mation of a community council for
| Romeo.
Those attending the session in-
cluded a representative from most
of the organizations in the village
as well as several unaffiliated cit-
|
!
“Everyone is agreed that Romeo
is a town composed of many,
groups with lit¥e or no comnmuni-
cation between them,"’ said Dr.
Sherman Harding, who represented
the Lions Club. |
“We do not want to create just |
another organization in an already |
COMMISSIONER
DISTRICT 5
_—
a |
ae
}. Marvin Smith
competent man. interested in A
yeu, your family, and com-
munity.
For @ Better Pontiec ;completed by the over-organized town, but rather a
co-ordinating unit with a common
aim,” he added.
The Regal Store Headquarters for
Scat |
LAWN
Mrs. Max Patrick and Mrs. Nor-
man Smith of Mariette described
how a civic organization had been |
created in that community. They |
also told some of the projects)
‘Mrs. Arvid Andreson of the uni-
versity reported what other towns
had done to create community
centers and summer recreation
programs, which were two of the
needs cited by the Romeo group.
The purpose of the group would
be to disseminate information about |
the proposed work of the perma-|
nent council and to conduct a sur- |
vey to discover the primary needs |
of the community.
William Hanes was elected |
chairman of the temporary com-
mittee, with Dr. Florence Mary
Browne, secretary and Mrs. John |
the fourth
committee and officers wil] be held
Thursday.
PURINA
VITALITY FEEDS Per Poeltry and Livestock
HAY - STRAW DOG FEEDS WILD BIRD
_ UNION LAKE FEED & SUPPLY eit
The Regal Store
Authorized Reo Dealers
Reel type and Rotary type. ||
See the new Seif Propelled ||
Rotary. .
Ka
Large Complete Steck of
“Super Kemtone”
REGAL Feed & Supply Co.
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7215 Cooley Leke Read 28 Jeckson Street
ae thee — the Charge for tear ; - 3-481? eaten 3
ital ef <g
ARE YOU.
MOVING? . 72 —
For City Commissioner
District 6 -
Vote Monday for GARRY
He stands for Honest Assessments _
with fairness to all. A safety program |
for you and your children. :
Monday Vote for CARRY He advocates and will support the ;
ten-year development prégram. )
Cast Your Vote for CARRY
He will fight for more recreation. |
facilities for your district, and ade-..
quate Municipal Parking.
Your Vote for CARRY Is for a man of courage, who will:
attend all commission meetings. He.
hes fortitude to vote his convictions—
on all issues.
Dini
_
Give Yourself a Voice in City _
X] Affairs — Vote for [XX].
JOHN. CARRY For Commissioner
District 6 ~
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fis ready 16 draw detailed
plans to cope with ary large
storm, fire or enemey attack here
The final sessions was led by
Arthur J. Jones, Red Cross mid-
are deputy disaster direc
tor, at the local Red Cross chap
ter house, 118 Franklin Blvd. The
while disaster committee, headed
by Bradlee Pruden of Birmingham
attended.
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eof chairmen of 16
: ii to compile lists
of where to get food, clothing. and
medical supplies in an emergency
t the “‘survey
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should be
brought to life right away. Without
this committee's work. he warned
the Red Cross might find itself
setting up shelters when tempor
ary hospitals were needed instead
and generally doing the wrong
thing
On the disaster committee with
Jack H. Shuler, co-chairmen; J. C.|
O'Gorman, Leon J. Bingley, Dr.
J. $. Lambie, Dayton Salter Jr., |
William and Miss Ora |
Gem Mine Production
_ Has Totaled 40 Tons
~ CAPETOWN (UP)—Diamonds to |
the
Lad. of South Africa.
Of th 43,366.109 pounds |
amount the State has re- Of this
ceived 100,000,000 pounds in tax.| of some 100 officers and men ts | you dpn't expect to go on charging these highway robber prices!” | hadn't been for American aid, the
Indochina war would have been
| pesponsible American official here
difficulty getting the French and
mortar and artillery shells, of Arms Aid Ry JOHN RODERICK
SAIGON, Indochina @—"If it
lost three vears ago."
This statement was made by a
recently. He would have had little
the Indochinese to agree. j
By last Jan. 31 400 American or
French ships sailing from San
Francisco had disgorged tn Indo
china’s ports a veritable mountain
of the weapons, explosives, guns
airplanes, ships and other mater- |
ial required for modern warfare
The . jist
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260 million rounds of small arms |
ammunition
21.000 transport
trailers.
1-400 combat vehicles
360 military aircraft.
390 naval vessels
17.000 radio sets
175,000 small arms and automat-
ic weapons.
Huge amounts of mines, rockets,
hos-
and
| vehicles and
pital supplies, engineering
technical equipment
* s * |
In all, the American taxpayer
will pay nearly a bilhon dollars
this year to help fight a war some
10,000 miles from ‘his own shores
He will foot three-fifths of the
money cost of a fight whose
causes and motives remain even
more obscure to him than did the |
battle for Korea |
But the U.S. government feels
| it is getting its money's worth. It |
sees these alternatives: the loss |
of Southeast Asia to world a
munism, or personal involvement |
of more Americans in another
Korean-type war
. *, °
| While the United States is aiding |
the French and the established
governments of Viet Nam, Cam-
bodia and Laos on the one hand, |
Over about 18 highway |
routes the Reds from safe bases
along the border are shuttling an |
average of some 3.000 tons of war
material a month to the Vietminh
Without this kind of propping up
they too would have collapsed
long ago
The American Military Advisory
Assistance Group (MAAG) handles |
the huge supply job It is housed | in @ former Japanese brothel of
neo-classic design in the nearby |
Chinese city of Cholon. Its staff | | that Trapnell's departure would be which “they would likely not have
| with .Gen. Henri Navarre, the! that these purchases etthanced the
to Indochina Sell Cut Flowers te 7 tp Gon tn Tm ITHACA, WN. Y. (UP)—Grocery
nell, lean West Pointer who sur-| supermarkets and variety stores |_
vived the Bataan death march, | should go into the flower business, |
*
pre-packaged cut flowers appar-
Trapnell is due to wind up & ently wil! help increase flower shop two-year tour here in a few business by making the public months. Already there is much | more *‘flower-conacious."’
talk of replacing him with Lt. Gen.| prof Max'E. Bruak found cus-
John W. O'Danie! tomers made casual “impulse pur. Americans in the know here say | chases” of roses for
little short of catastrophic. For one! made a separate trip to the flor-
thing, he is tremendously popular jst’ The Cornell specialists feel
French commander in chief. For | customers’ appreciation for flowers another, he is getting a tough job| and stimulated them to make a done fast and efficiently. ‘larger number of special pur-
Big, blunt ‘Iron Mike’ O'Daniel chases.
would be likely to run into diffi-| Store managers had a generally culties with the French chiefly be- | favorable reaction to the new mer- cause he has been touted as a) chandise, Brunk said. man who could train Viet Nam; He found customers preferred troops. Gen. Navarre said the | roses sold in packages of one doz-
other day that for an American en. They also favored roses in
to train the Vietnamese was ‘un-| mixed colors, and tended to pur- thinkable."" That is a job Navarre|chase bright-colored packages
has cut out for himself. more often than conservative ones
SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith
“Well, Mr. Banks! Now that your taxes are reduced, I hope
by Jose Luis Salinas
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distribution of state-owned od
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dene vied te Syria today gir: | 0: four youre prior te Se sue Employes Invok ee ee, Sab a hep,
mantle today tar the uprising this week Fifth ion officers Local tse. | 5 Bits See. Boe
of power wrested Amendment; | had decided not 3. BM of BW. W. %e Section =.
——— @etator-president from the Al A’ (a) 7 Will a | eet Seal oo ed o| Lead te Bo
7 pry “en aan ae | OO ' Fired if Not the suspended memt support to The above stated amendments are
thekly, by a military revolt | arp Paper Cleared | _Top union officials could Say Tat tn’ prevrtain ae Fone
iy The: provisional chee “cate | SCHENECTADY, N. Y reached for comment not be | ordered a a Ry
lighed yesterday in Damascus, Makes 7 Copi General Electric Co a | ee tee | oe —
: capital and southern mett Tee pies aca ae . says the re- Sr of the a.00 empyee fe pilede and, passed this suum Gey of
Syria, was attacked | NEW YORK Sen employes to teil main plant. Louts oO.
. Aleppo, the coms by =a a new paper. ny ia to == ao (R-Wis) wheth A Watertord Torasbig Cert
the north where the uprisi multiple ogpies of | rn out! ae cee, “Tatindl| heel peed & oe Feb. 31, 1906.
against Shishekly was ng business forme w etters or) grave doubts concerning 7 pounds of rubber uses NOTICE OF PUBLIC GALE
minded Thursday eee lentes peat ane using | and security of the safety | tires and about 50 for tts | yeaa ee, artim be babe ot OS
Telephoned advices | elim: ig | and : cerning the sat in engi mountings and other | Lawrence 5 Sale ee oe Oe te
maeues weil from De- ae ae oo oF uses. and other | #04 e 1:30 P.M tiae, March 16,
ee et oe ——— rt ae ie aoe aes Por Gale: Clean 1962 ee
parts of the country had been “NCR” « — manager by A. C. Stevens, | Contest Reem 6 alas el. WE een et Be
° e cut. No Carbon Req of relations and Contact Room 1 Transmission. | 4 Door tiac, Motor No. PSxs
; on e vu. (paper looks and feels like —s : at GE's main plant here —n nang. ar Mesa | z, Gale to be heed 1-8 8 Merch
| Alagps, whese 55,008 a enol pool ceageoarer gee GE announcement that | +e : Peo M, Maren 1. 244" 2.
Se eae er ed by two chemical ts . med besk caspended wndes piC Ts OF epeckss, Feb. 26. 31, March 1, 'S4
aim of the Aleppo re wred ty An invisible cont company loyalty policy i MEETING | ened Stein, eet overt
onty Tebels was not printing ftutd” coating of last December. Iracituted | Outland County. Michigan | Be gg NE -
SF aceon many bn eels re ie ME Ey a sd inde oe er So .
eet 6 a oe te ies a clay-like surfacing DESIGNS WHILE Rt was reported oe pone ie digg Ee a provision thet if te, e879 cach
.——— re-gover: on te, he men ste 0 en for han YOU WAIT—Puerto Rico de- ae ee —s. A om ae — &
unti] seccesatul ‘struggie | The impact of a typewriter this iden for hand-painted designe . thought up | another fills in ‘the car sited sbatden Beslgey (ate oe eta a of the | Sth day ot ey fund Tacwey. foros, vuiing cod whe
acter ehar- $< - 8 H ¥
By procl ° ne bd on ——— pressure of a pencil Sa | Spermwene skirt is shown at ri < center; and completed workers Union ty Electrical i Eastern = a S 1:08 4 speeee. ot tha" prepestom, ree
in Damascus, tion of Parliament | fecal sheet causes a che New Non-Skid Soles | 7) 7 i i * « @ me along propose to vote tea? an cection on February 3,
er sauna: ak te its speak — between the - Cli Bad Navy aircraft carri ~ $s Six of the suspended work amount of taxes which em the total or aa is further given, that the
ws torary prodtont apo te the ike material turns the ies: ing 2 , Surfaces ‘“tri-vec’’ soles are oe statements attacking <A ee omee ieee » the _ a. M. reall ve —_ trom 508
choice, Parliament dood peared cheer, sharp alsscuall Weeree oa tas SEY) SOC OF Te7 ® staces in| County Death ‘gata Noone described it as ection | ty of Oakland. Btate Ba ees
constitution Shishekly under a Sy ria sth ns ie Foot. | *tride. urfaces in| ains | agains militant srs footer ses except ante, for the se: | exved. fromthe County Treseuree tte
last June put through A able is avail- — _ | Charles C. Bard n called it ‘“union-busting’’. | ti incurred principal on | tax * eri ace tm tne total
Kuzbart Regios as seven copies may for sportsmen and home han ‘Wayne Girl HAZEL PARK denied they ever had\ en- tion. 31 of Article ts pe proviged in See- prepay athe tog "affecting taabe
ge aden Gr cae aed (eae en en clnettte dymea. The soles are useful | irl, 16, Hurt Charles © Berta, Sof 346 tor | E0ged in sabotage or eaplonage. ieee es SStry rpensoRans STATA
of @ new president . while up type- | the yachting tor as Cor Hits Jarvis St of 144 E.| At & stormy ; same ge Shae adi ore Se et as
within two months and pledged a os eee fan as well os the ent Monday rca EAs Mere ec tS Stich, | higan or heiny cou thah see
— to | at one time = en a So A 16-year-old Wayne girl was in sored, Honus The act Fe CurY ns 6 sa = pas ae Poe ete Sat thes ecarae in myo, ay
Teported newspaper Aghays prunes tree. jared early today when "| Chapel Memorial in White investigations ous mf aes Seon in the tex ee
ee oe eae politicians | ROMuIO Flies to U. S a or a which sho was nie Gell —miniewGn. med seen, nk th ith amend . edatton fe feck ct the Ternishing at Srna teats Saas aaa oes
oe ct ees nee MANILA - 2 ber the sles are 0 tend mmo at Mn and Surviving besides his mena declining to answer ee ee cee B | Constiation, oftetng ne
@—Carlos of an abut. | Anna. widow about beset building. Behoot District Community
Attassi, Hachem P @ series of ment at are a son, Charies , alleged in said mm enid
Sse Si See = = ae el ieee eS ter, Mrs. Marg ; 0 daugh | “tiation Communist : = (oa ane ©) 8
, Geclared en Fran- | vide rings pro Hawley Hazel ; Brierley
—— Attassi ee OL ae) ont we as to by a on aliopery surfaces ee ay Me Jom re. Margaret Brierley <t| company sald none ef the men We Clarteten Coma Voted Yeare
nanded reinstatement t| Ramon Magsaysay’ as President action. squeegee" | seph ated at St. Jo | _ engaged e of the men was oe aaa oe! District........-.+.. — Se
old M in work ¢ mills
constitution. of the | personal s special and| The anti lercy Hospital for a possible | nature. of a classified Clarkston gommenty Sebeo! Dastrit. seeceee } mal wns Gre a4
United States. ive to the was deve p tread originally ed wrist. She was a Human bodies are about oc 8 og ha UR ret cosa 196! thre
loped fo senger in pas- | cen 70 . et oe oe
. ‘re tevloed or ane anders fy win Pie, 1, of 23 Ce t water. Human blood per-| The men have been ee cans = _
th Notices ‘ “=. Wayne.” 36, of S215 Ge-| and the water, bones per cent Unde days without loss of CHARLES anus — — 1940 thre
| BOX REPLIES + | __Help Wanted Male 6| Help W : ‘per a oo ae 85 |be Money a , they ruil a | A ol ~ llamar = an
LAVERING, FEBRU At 10 ~ ~ anted Female fore..a govern —— - LLOYD SIBLEY wat
San Se atea ae am, today S | wn 7| _ Help Wanted Female 7) Werk _ ment authority and) This 1 reorvary as ole en secretary. the board ot, Bd
ESAS Say ee || the tonow reptes at |] OCIESTEN | Se ae ee ca eee Building Service 2 mn) a
Mrs. i e ’ ' . in | SCHOOL 28, 96, ST,
Seinen of wire. Amende 4 es New or Used Car Seeing ince otenmanscn’ | gO, Oe ere Tint | “ieee : 12| Bookkeeping & Taxes =
Mra Leone nomen & 7. 15 2, 21, 28, 8 Steno h _box 45, Pontiac ¢ teens. Wethe | nnn PAINTER AVA _FE 20000. AISING’ FOUNDA’ - p 14 Painting &
x be held 2, 34, 38, «0, : For the vee grapners WANTED ee ee | work, FE AILABLE FOR ead coment week, Work ACCOUNTING ® T ~_— Painting & Dec orating 20
Gecnersi Punert Moms with . 20, 8.8. ~ 43, 4, tive ok terrific Combinati ey, Le othe NCED WAIT. | “work ; GIRL WANTS HOUSE 134 EM}316 of EM “Soe Mawiey, MBA PE S200 pe ig DECORAT
. setae ss] «= a, an i atio pore anya a et ~FAVESTROUGHING Chiropodists SY WAL
Mr Taeriag wil So el oe * suetrepititell ve ins Comptometer paint eS. Pinte | by week CABY ’ a yvipisadei Basen 15}. DRYW ALL AKD vas
7-1 : : no phwme calls =F . ° i are
= Schon pees | DEAL & Typist Ee ee ee dle uttaarpeelnee oe | ac aty beak Ba: | Mute PAINTING
eeper in Birm es tic work GOMUPLETE LINE OF MASONR’
SMITH. FLORE Must General cleaning. ingham area.) 5 p.m = _ bist, Wet & sins. EM 3818 Dressmaking, sdevind “end beuting
$250 Gittens Bt. p my Help Wanted In a proven high in- [oe Sere, eat ees |e nee le aon CARPENTER EM 36183 Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 MR. C .
Milferd, Mich. Tee. |~ Lid Male c : good sala: ral days off 1 full che: WILL TAKE _work ete. AND CE | ORESSES - . LIFTON H Ton
sister . ge 48; beloved | come district enc Lingust ‘have teler-| pay nr on bale, FLOOR M.S sheretives, FE C106. 1 aa ge
eS "Frenne siruie, IG ——— , PON’ E st ame EL ho ve Fee | ay WO a, 08 aN _" LAYING, @ANDINO AND | °° + i 4 Wastinggn Late Cuma.
ies Duhaime end Mrs. JIG BUILDER Where NTIAC XPERIEN-ED TELEPHONE fa lig a OWN TRAN ing. 10 years’ gxpe 4383
és Major. | Funeral service ‘S rere 95% licitors, Good Sabae | ne ee NaPOETE.| Meters compe Jone rience, | REWEAVING EXIEATLY CONE. Photos
reply Png —— By a Pa DIE MAKERS customers a of the MOTO ieee | LEAN NEAT. GOOD WORKING Be oe FATORING REMOORUINO AND ; Acco
oo” cee Penrea} Dome JOURNEYMEN ONLY owners ia: ate “Does R ____ttelp Wanted | ae ee recdermising service HD | elteretions a
ing. interment | in a Bhsmamsonnontl APPLY ° : DIVISION ~ 8 | ~ Ro WOME recreation rooms. Attic rooms, | _?-3604 Edna Warner FE cddings. pormal .
—— oe ee the ta FISHER Wt . ACCOUNTAN | __ PE 6-171 tions apartment nad ie ras %
gate eb the Pursiey Punerel _ BODY eden credit of the otenwoe anne Dep ospita hal ANT |PART TIM STENO _PE ie ee ee Income Tax Service 17 Televisi
” DIVISION ers is of th mes ac, Mich. po ell wie PP eee | WANTED P 7s _ +1 t SANDING. LA — service 22
SION h e ence includ WANTED ae | - Serene, Fin. Ne W : R
OPRING. FER 36. 1806 Sk ave. ighest. seizebie, Stenay penon with goad | shuldre PLAIN SEWING TO DO) —> GES "P| BENJAMIN RBA Norris Radio &
& Broadway Lore, | STERRETED a ae - fite. W ral employe bene ehildrens school housedresses, CARPENTER WORK le W_ Buren CKUS | sePain_snop TV
+ agg ag By | Orica, come 01.80 te * Where good b . rite box 6? Pontiac Press. Se a Alterations and vad, Ye Eh te he S, REPAIR GHOP _ 840 Neveds St. ~
ow wal A Bp agg lcor dh work, per hr? Pleas anking | WOMEN f0 DO LAUwi Vete _ | 24000. ead | OR _3-2079. cestom building | BAN Lad ot Television Service
George and Bart Mom mathe | Bag Be ~~ aa wey | connections aid. i to clean, DO LAUNDRY Also Tone GENERAL BUTLDING FR AN -SA a 22
fe he "Panaral | PP Perry deal -in_all Saver ta.) tae3-e00 " and maneD (Ant warms + eet Brick, stone and m1_8 Seruse SOME SERVICE
Marek tet 3 pm st Allens rKD * Me eukee tt! High School Grad arama Race e ae eee ae Daron nowy
Sor"taners ‘Selag since MAN | “= Experienced Bookkeeper amy Sayabtr raduates |S ae ara ER ma cake ey Ne eee
| as ow tn 1 ent ae a he ae Wort Bed permanent position TeoNKOs Th_WY BORE — | — 7 email } 21 bee #! _ FE r Ls Ba
_. et the ee ite ta | a t ine cafe of Pontiac, Press, ane. ry eee as ive training Pro COLORED WOMAN f |SUANANTERD I | > SAVE MO FE Bi 5
“e a ee JOrdan 2-6266 a pest © Sy , tet ee. enpheynet, TW | SLORED WOMAN DESIRES DAY a, EED ROOFS ALL) tts me Bogie! | LS Mes
; you woaltty * Mid EXPERIENCED ee 1 | tin FS 3001 anne transporte- | _ 2-8048. Cass, FE 23021 ey - Gyr you. | Ly TEED TV. REPAN Ay?
In M a west 4-7500 XPERIENCED WOMAN oR | ~~~ nstructions oi °ae aoe. WANTED ~ Car | en | oe ~ dees
emoriam 2 Heh uD, from 1 gicloct te ¢ Lincoln 3-4436 oe vig lca 4 oe => WY aE Rouge ter Contracting i Be
pa Tat BT ein Soe en | ARTE, | Te iwnite wears apriieations ? DIESEI So onD_OTRT, DERTRES WORE ayy ed Rye ment | tev de, vuaagen er me
secs Ta we “Re a eet ep es Se ee og RLS BE ee eee | tee :
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A a = vm) F . —— | ta plenty of of nings, FE | wort ev clined and a0 ore aged tn AND IRONING PREE ESTIMa 1 .TIOnN ment by appoint Typewriter
, Ty By ERE lees encing Salesman | Sp experienced “Barak Wi fram WANTED EXPERIENCED ol © Seeded to train for poution sxwikd —WEHTInO TRONS STOPPERT & CE BHCOME TAY AND ACCOUNTING co BA
mer loving ‘end. tenges e | ae be position ter sppointment. PE + ise. tor qe eee ment. Iaduetry. cad Eup. one Sseinelionne coo POENERAL L & CECIL ee a. TYPEWRITERS AND ADOINO |
Sea" pemiy et tage who, le en experienced “TD. CARY ———— ‘ruiconsrms Eh ct yen Gent hove m= = Gn srt wt enw: OR 300m |i "* Feet, oe 3
So eH ele "Ring ea sivere imme I Sa ie Woman desi : xem CASE CoN Rinne osaae
on wills or OUR moar oe Position clears FOR ALIFIED. FE RB ---4 advancement pons | conditions, for oe to write work esires house- OR 3-9402 | Laund: , « 133
| gages a hee A Y eg NTMENT 1236 Ss Write (nag “pd with ligation. proeay eo = beb by the day. Also A J. Webster & Son. ae _ PE 2-101. = U ui ww
prue ve pce | = ef him Sea OFICE AUTO SALESMEN asiiaDes oe oss. earl Advisory Siccoaneae aby sitting nites. Call) ©! aheet rock Mir TTY. 2 Pa LAUNDRY SERV pholstering
moma? ls tee gal tiene rs, Roebuck & Co. | fer ‘Seormwesa, wet pon) ae child. may live tm Apply 240 Tr = FE 2-2744 af | me ve) WAVE YOUR
ung 7 conn einer ,Rocbuck & Co | Ewe tees, ta eee os ae ae te DareSOnsPRNO ETN OE | FE para are owns. STARE manne ae
ou teve ne tan Ola cet, MAN FHOROUGMLY ©: wn hospital and TO WORK IN ACCOUNT: verwice, Pac _Tetarial Service | _PE beens. 1a8 Raises. Ph boriragrems
Bp Tea | ig mom ia Sh See es tern Pontus Pre | __Bellding Service eee Rinne poem pxres| byt ae om | Saat Pre scumace
Ear Shs wean cacpuent Call can YOU Ra we Woodward _ write Pontiec Prese abte to 17s ging Pong FREE TO Se service, (bat, Mark Garece | ime ww or | gevere, woteriala
: — AN YOU staXD PROSPERITY: wutTe WOMA Rome Accordions aise eal ana fl cement worn, WA on ce FoR SMALL TROT. IPC =
_ Funeral MEN WANTED te your, ow heme nd te sare feerenes AMEE 50 YOU apa Sa save NOUeETRAILERS osm Al Es Eusar T 5 WE | Geet" rein or caver any time
~ —— ny RIVING IN : ‘sae “ "ino I __Ssad™roten. Fosse Fe sts 5
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onelson-Johns = eye et EXPERT WOOL SPOTTER, TOP See ne me ork Wanted Male 10 High Qualit tne On sain or Peet Colllpstii- | x $Gu ~ FRORR | home A Tee” oB
AL MOM | everready "te compeurene. Rimost LN RR Sd a, A Mast OUTS ruuty Quatirien DAIRY | Free Estimate Aor icgrestets ane coon | WASTE ony time, PE MAKERS,
Tee ioty sew ‘practical nt tor general eoptrector. =} Ewen gf Rnst Bary supervision Toeding Canara | reson sins Se custom | "ing eayume, FE Yeah ere ieee
oorhees-Siple| is required apd we iain ulitpes “of smetraction. Gund SOUNTER GIRL | tel and ‘nrveding recotde, mat. - CHI aa ‘200 = Services _13| “sesam " Upholstering
FUNERAL H | = So pees hee he agg glo 5 meng Ahaha wicca Chiesa, Si | Mr, Beimes,_ FE ie ae CHIMNEY WORK — Tie-lt Vourselt > one FE 5-8888
Ambulance Bervice OME tod re Semeee ave fe. on gece | BopYT ak TREO. ww Sranuen afi Wetete: ra? RK WANTED. ee repair rebuild oi aso ericeted a _ "ing_earSne, 7S oases, . &
Plane er Moter ' work. excellent : i le . 5- . 8. Spec - new =—Oompiets - + * : Lost Found
= - OO rot wan aware Pay. 7 ope WAITRESS | “maitaton "and On ANTENNA in- oo ne cea repair La] Soe 1 32 oo MD Trucks for Ri t Super - 2
repai ‘ te 2 i: reputad ir : . 28. JOHN a én VICINITY ADLER
NEEDED Gan Tapers ot By Se oc sty m paron| 5 Dal “Pree sin ten, bar BASEMENT AND FOOTING. | ene. <a "IND BeUiPs or seep cata ets bo :
pee ay Bt. Retween # and 7 CLUB arabes MAN WIFE to YEARS Gamez vats of repaired. bi pairing & re ; SERVICn RE ae eee 1% ier naoee:
The Pontiac Press} | Journeym | AUTO SaLEsMan eee CS _8_ Telegram na’ motor freight tratfie and BASEMENT WATER PR Ave ta Ponti Frais from nad, Dated ta, wel
, J ymen Mer venperienced and capable Oved SALES LADIES a a trate end Sassi FATHER PROOPIRG, | "Seay. one wag Pr PE SSG Seteated ¥ oe hnawery to name ;
ita . ; 7 ¥ pa gene pons! sales end redue A i ‘ | ; 8 -)
_{ FOR WANT ADS achine Repairmen | pa pry Kuner SOR Shop eis oe eetcrts | bens," Bol 4 ‘or phon | ke Pa “ERE | FROCKING AN wou re Bea Foon — Male see
+. ——— VDPED! er — er. Tele = ean Shop | cna u_ 2-3605_ eo _& hot z . : ALL ~ ra) aT tA Weedeara, bontay
DIAL FE 2-8181 | Foolmakers ge eee EiSyra olay pian com mnston LEAS en ge RECIARCE SURLDEN TREE BS Weniet ay tcery gine’ mes wes saree. = EAULINO WOE | Het Cok bem. pave Br
vo | | and Clothing Selewmen “EPEC IER), axD EXPERIENCE RLS Sarthnortealtee | SE remot ieee | Ser Sm Sear ing | Sones ne cot, Pa ca paes tt
° 8 am. to 5 oe Peace ier mean oo 2 —— | CABINET MAKER _Somn_ “ren stairway. MApie | ae a soi O’DE - Diack ticks, “howard.
p.m. Patternmak Y gron =o for neat - to edvanc t Good opportuntt bay Kitchens 6 Rs WINTER RATES ON FLOOR | Walls | WALL CLEANERS Lecal and 3-8189. mele. bs
An. errors akers gee rears Ruperts sees of M_ G'"Wanuactorine ot oe woe wie eres TS OE | re ek ae Lane, Distance Moving | "its Sinndes femal PE Coeur
alles or be te APPLY Moa a selling mens cloth ” wtp % _Rd.. Lake Orton wip part dldagn ORK WANTED PLUMBING AND HEATING _| __ ,_ SUBURBAN gerne '—“SMITH MOVING L blonde, female. FE
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a6. . —— ——— to 7 | marke dreeding records. oe : : iostT - &
nage Ka 5 a 5 = | Experienced Bookk = sate see, Maateere’ beoew can tee doen, rotation, ete. | ceding, col Powe = = iN. Sores a collie, gERVICENAN. MALE
ee ee ee DIVISION For small offic eeper | fare Sole? eae Sees, | See ee, WR Dein R O. seYE Be. | SEW aay of W. Ortonville Vietmity
are made be sure te SION charge of — take sc Unies as portal ciate 7 oie and’ h FLOOR LAYING, ER CL ANING , : 2s
at — le. lg = 8 | 3 a oe or SPE ae. i $0502 finishing. Phone FE. =
a eee Employment Office |—"R SF OE ns Teet? Biceae ones Mannie Wale GESTRES WORE mcm t WORK KS 6 CORN.
eo a , our special ‘t sleep? any kind Es WORK nin estimates : .
Closing GLE Woon S a i <oe actentific a rolaning bei : PE 5-3508 ins. Ray mond .
= ph ~ A i ee BY ctar ry Are iar MAN AGER __amteed rE eal y Results a Se a ee DAIRY “PARMER SULLDOET dh a | "eon SANDING, OLD
pg Be SikBCT BA) =, de res on OPENING POR WOUAN WITH HAND mmodiately OL 1-836 a eee cae eae aap | ee: i
Zr protien: ‘te moon the eee eae fcmity tor a. tulure’ In cleus oreeuga “Onben, WOUAR Sire | cant BIOC:NS & LOWE HAUL. _ Holly 7-410. EARINO, AND A & B TRENCHING
yee Se || Sec sedaceocera revues Suihy prtcrete g, ee A ge ate ar Eee ee tan TEK WOOD.
| pon . may ealiber @ a must e ten parecees- let ue ata on paint st advancemen with Mo Manito ua rr 7 ae - PRODUCT
= gi ren Cayce ys ss Nhs Sees, se es | erases LS encsent vas) westng nt
te le ate Bees Sena ae
wares | renews eee Tet sacri he oe. | WHITE WOMAM a. Miner, ane repair PE eae | |
wawrea— expen Teter ee pre | Saya on | Work S
F Pa i ae °° et. Greater Batre area. AN ap ower, Wo cere for 3°ounaren. ¢| ork Wanted Female
J oe ’ held hn oe gen? oe chitaren. 4 A ited Female 1)
y is oe Siiestes S ese Sap aioe ALUM. STORM
Bs Oe DERE Ss pe Bee oe eet Se TIE coon orl, WANTS Da WINDOWS
: — ie DIE MAKERS Can make up to outstate. | we wuLiabes CARS | ree we. 460 Californie
: Bindaghem Office JOURNEYM a Must heve car et .* amd dle + pm. EE einen Y GGT Sin EPHRG AND DOORS
in Ph. Midwest APPLY ONLY ; eens a Paes oy Seven Live | ie, ‘ween le hoe
3 , 4.0844 FISHER \ wrades RT EY the building A 27101 after msg? gcnltgren: | WERT IOS ARD TRONINOS WANT. ,
4 BODY _ , OR Mal _Baleom Bs tamper CADY Be Oar eons _0d FE S490 SNEnGS WART- SAVE
| 479 Mamiltes + Fale Wek Baal 7 ADY BETWEEK @ AND $6 ~ YOUNG MARREED WOMAN WTR
pe = DIVISION “Help Wanted Female 7) ,3s mitermen TES eit eS Or, ite beat
—— ‘ tr alow ave” WHITE. " CAB OR ivoRY _PE 3100 a >. oe con << “ae chal con
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: 4 A EXPERIENCE . M WAITRESS. FOR for ATORY TRCHNICIAN, | —" will be utilised. Write Meavy al except picture
. | Fes EXPEESCaD GRIN | BEPER maFe fe eee ae cases at hee oe pect sutimatesRe obit
‘ Beate, Meck. cCoeetere 300 |) Som, | fate with inning and eaperienes, net rt ve
*\ "Fiemingsem. * | in Write Poot ees | ee r Bon W Pontinc Prses ERT ERT ERE) wees -)Vill_Build ——
oo “ot Bou ioe RB pereca " brope ime. 7s | Want iim ater iy) MOME. 3 i for $3200. ~—2~
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_ _Motloes & Personals 23| Wed. Contracts, Mtge. 32| Rent Apts, Furnished 33 _7|SLICEOF HAM |, For Sale Houses 43|_— For Sale Houses
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we d ri ium rmcer's wee Humphries ak oa ra ton Bird at tsk sireet beyond | AUBURN AVENUE 08 ft. of Busi ver
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Pina enue Kast 6, Deis Se . fat eee eee | Humphries | | BRICK HOMES — 3117 Penobscot Building or call! ow aout Se re, pets. Pen Ownee_te to take MUCH! FULL PRICE $14,500
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edllect WOodward §-4000. Ry eS & pall ¢ A eS Sics St aibver Lane ACTION. A most atirac:-| = = ROmaiE 1] 3.4 d . . om Silver Hill te Open sign. | tive 2 bedroom bungalow oil | CER,
oo sre only Write Pontise Press, Box | man, $8) « pongo ig se one! - aca) Close-in
ined contrast or equity m your Ibr —Woakind GOOF WO ie be and buses. Back Ranch Siyle Bungalow win | suburban location iP o'- combined, living & ares.
fi. Templeton. Realtor |< mmee E e _1 Sesemeot. Suomen 4 garage ture vin) Sewell ernie arms. <<
TIX ~KOS CLEANERS ARENT | a, wm pe | PERMBEED APT. FoR COUPLE. | Spo Fon 3/0 SEY ; {eile tasty perimeter heat, . | bedrooms. Ceramic tile baa. © "s the proper e. 33% W Mure ss PE? _FE 63006. ee privete entrance. | F | gute. hot water plastered walls H : floors, Stee! window in
S"Peadwales "tina?" | Wanted Real Eptate 3A) Onomx> oor zpamuee, Pete Oe | Seer ciel sicerte «Humphries | fa os Aten ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING ~ : ooms be \ ae dha +g 3
Sores fae a Bs Cash for Your Home Ne Cass = a Ft nan | ! Svea bebe Rd tare right a ON rims eos Seennes | Tiectrie hot weter Close’ to. gon
The Salv. Army. We have severa: buyers of emal) APARTMENT CLEAN \Gaana’ om | om war = 4 | tar gly Rye laa block 1 Cooperative Reel Estate Exchange! S,OppIne ee riet ’
a A. 4. EANTER, POOT ‘ee - " trance Excellent for work -| ROOM & BOARD, CLOSE IN. 6 ma) ———————— _.| sure to see them this weekend!
a eee | eerie Ee, | Rates kee a ae |e ses -_H, Delos | LONG, LOW AND RaMmLina | shaw, “Ture rut fur Gheeermes Wt waters toe oon i Fe ote oc BOARD OR MEN. 2% “Sezer > © “BUDY NICHOLIE RICK; RANCH HOME St; left to open house WA alking distance = ~ = Beautiful rench home ca iot on, Sees ane Lawseses Modern homes 5 ag a ae ARTHERT FOR aS a = © 2-2) Bgal peraTe 1004300. All the : few
By AND APTER THIS DATE 338.| screage culside. Incomes, and "Sect meee. Howard a Raw ' _pESiso or PES1000 — | Ueulag’ buyers. Pull basement. WHITE
Tesponsible any/ business Eopene- take hemes ELHABETH LAKE ROOM AND ; | FOR COLORED 17 ROOM MODERN | two fireplaces, lov recreation
, house from Post 1. Mt. ‘ | erms. Cry rive, room,
Be nies Raia oft Ee Shee ngs page| Sas ern | Ea FR | ESS! =~ BROS a ; PE CM) fit weenly, PE Sine '| ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 437 Elizabeth Lake Fstates | ttachea writ. garage 30038 .
KNAPP SHOES ant to Sell WARM, CLEAN NEWLY BECO. Southern, Gentiemen, Afternoon or | mee | New home César shakes, late priv. Priced right ot e21.$00 with cash = & wi aes | ee
PR 66720 tated, 3 rooms, private . Pi boy. 168 EB. Wilson ieges 2 berms. down. Rm. for; i2 jes dccuvmascent OR 3-1872 or OL 3-1160
SHOUTING. HAVE YOUR EVES vate entrance. no laundry facili- | ee 2 more unsteirs Kitrhen and | pay 5660 Dixie High Watertord
geamined oi bome Dr Harold BUYERS WAITING ee eee ere tues | meats. tun. An ke drmk- q iB ATEM AN proywoaptctoggs ga - ge Shama AUBURN MEIONTS CABING AWD COTTAGES. ANY.
Too WEDDING INVITATIONS $6.50 [f you have lake property or your cein-wanie-) Rous ie ao | a init Wook CLOSE IN PULL PRICE 61.978 [* ea Gane, Pan NEAR OAK- Located om Washington 8 in rear toe 50 6 MODELS TO CHOOS
. ‘Sutherland mudine 18 W even | Charteien aA a: Drayton. “private bath.” private ‘entrance. Home privileges. 06 Auburn ; wae nn penie, pect, | $1500 down Kesy terms OR Soke sok bere tui Resale a ee eS Se
nd 8 _ Huren ig ao or Waterford. ica.) us| cid welcome everything, fur- 9MEAL8 WEEKLY. TELEVISION Established 1016 full basement gas heat. ex- } 3.7165 _ 7 with ges furpace. Lot 50n150 This Week's Specials
DO bs aa Rot ctl Lira aed Pa Cash rps fend’ Comune nished | eres 31 im, TV, 421 Men only FE 30341. | _ | tra building — i 3 § ROOMS TERRACE IN LIBERTY Terms COMMERCE VILLAGE
struc t Dual-control ‘ $ Perry si TLEME i } let ‘ - \ room fram
eae 3 RMS. MODERN PRIVATE EN. geod meals war Postion end “whearm ome seer Womigsic| Smeest. ” _atter 3 pm_‘or Sunday | OFF OAKLAND | Saved bighwag * ginchen cining
Wtd. Child. te Board 26 WHITE BROS trance, Adults, FE 21436 == Fisher's. 2-0918. _ ils. 16 ft. living rm. ms In Tar cTTY T sToRY F ROOM HOUSE WwitH| .,E% WAL NOME | ‘oom, living room. bem. full bass»
nn te * | aM. PURN APT NEAR [ARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM bitghen, venstion blinds, cat | 9 4 us CIT _4 bedrooms Lare lot, PE 20319 or 61.000 te carpeting sls ment. Hot sir hest, barn, 2 lots, Open ® to 8 v | after 11) Good fre Dasement with gas jus @ three bedroom ail : eae m elso aluminum 4.000, 92,500 down
DAY CARE LICENSED. * Pe’ on poh ae Auburn His. FE 46370 . tor oto ay wo gentlemen. heat, treet. dere home. situsted on « $700 DOWN doors, a kitchen is 8) Por THE HANDYMAN FE }-5' Dize yo . = _ meals 2-2. __ See ak tlne Dew $11,600 paved streci, convenient to 2 bedrooms large living room_ pie- pn orth = dream, full beth with, Cooley Leake Brand new ranch
: 1703 | VACANCY POR ELERLY PER- : schooi and busline. Only ture window, ‘% scre lot, éxeel- tab’ master bedreem | ¢ Living feom with pisture
Bay or. Bl oo 6:3 p.m. or enfin Sun- sane or couple—nurse’s care. FE| rape CAR. as Gown $19, terms too on ape ap My coptis tank, Taabe fal" pe ent end 3 car, v tne y Rough puma.
or) FOR -, Vim B Dear tin pede Some SMALL DOWN PAYMENT take housetratier for equity. —— = ™ ares AL gp ® - . &
eo while mother is j mot Sy eo _per FE ¢11%8. | Wed. Room, a _38A a A. ven i ft. srl “ba oun ee WILLIAM En besa ; we THane- 0S ot Coty Say
e. FE 6-007. . ; ly miles ef Ponting shopping | i t a . ALL POR | SACHER DESIRES PRI- month. $1.60 down, piece. 3 th COLORED FAMILIES DO Ss , $80 with down.
girl A+ -nalll- & 4. PE 4-6533. No. 9 Lake frost heme - on ee bt @ month v a vate room Auburn Heights hong total pete . to cretion sand woah. CO! RED FAMILIES agian come ts eee EMBREE & GREGG:
Ww ; Case Lake with good beach. 8, Edith. PE 20634. Preter private entrance and beth. | nancy HOME. West ay] Only 67.980, Make your ap- | ? bedroom fas heat. Automatic bol 732 W, Huron PE +1507 1686 Onion Lake R4, EM 34909
td. Household Goods 27 J. A TAYLOR, REALTOR =| 7” ROOMS Na FoR. | Write 2 most new with 4 ell} - poimtment now. water. garage. Large lot. Paved| -- = BUY. TO |
PRON +24 nished. woman must be will Hotel Rooms 39) on 1 fr, 8 Hiving rm Bt, Near bus. si for * erm Fort The All Woman Realty | "$.28%¢0 is rue ‘BIRD TO BEB
FURNITURE NEEDED to take (0 jet. clean bw = pine gy ne KAMPSEN two “ ites ayy
Entire home or o43 lote Get the FRook FORMED Apt bacn-| pfMIpEPT DMN | Rte otal ta a ; RUSSELL A. NOTT | Gusto built tabieets eng storege == NEW GI HOMES
Se op sent, oy MODERN RM. APT UTILITIES | Cyoting and refrigeration unit. cae: Realtors, FE 4-0528 170 WP TOR owe a sees venisat, eichen. beth. Com- Boa over end youll lke thei?
Wanted To BUY: ALL TYPES . turn. “Candren welcome. Sleepy | ilies’ Pe PE pe | SUBURBAN, NORTH. 9 dedrms., SRM, LAKEFRONT HOME NEAR| [oul 42 gallon electric bot we-| construction eng. outstand- Lae a we cin - Hollow 3490 Dixie Hwy. ROOSEVELT all op i fir. be ft. ne 7 8 ’ raph Eves _— L Orion. Buchy Realty. Orton-| ter heater New garage with) img features ou ae al
ee APT : HOTEL . | Co-operative Estate Exchang e te! house 1 secre cholce of basement or re.
Let 0s BUY IT OR AUCTION IT mw oon vee. Ee vaib, oll beet, full base- ville FE +31 erusnep, Chishes brick of aluminum siding and in- ad ‘On eaeat ‘ vate entrance 2 refined s- decorated. By week. Also aaa au ano SS ————— | 9f ground Less than § mi. from! Srnes of a. tare 1 bea
- omen, Reterences. Write Daily) suites by week. Ress. rates, FE) bit; Sea reek ges . 4 eee TH Pontiac. All for 6.000 with $3,000 = Ae
furniture buvers cash waiting MODERN. Re Sa About ®. its Desement, $6,500, PH 61708 eve OP & THE HURON ELIZABETH Lae | oi "alomatic het sfoeieecd
as _after 6 p.m me. ’ Spacious ranch home Very ot | Sther culstanting fostures
Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 J ROOMS COMFORTABLY. FUR. = ae ah gp ig oy tractive kitehen, 12ni8 f win | Tae Bw cl catmaee
WANTED METAL FILING CABI- ° | eemnp apam: “Tyeortais Pane topped ct ib fice BROW 2 TO 5 PM. SUNDAY | Preture ‘indows "Fim a RON H. CLARK net wit storage compartment ee Tt DOUBLF WINDOWS fm. Dasement. 1 enrages. : oa epee ee Lt CAMERO! 1.
ang card drawer preferred. Wer your eqdip. te peur month, MY 30671. | Approximately 30x70," Good for f , Lake | sees Down Cosy two bedroom buns|3 bdrm GT homes, clean. new| hood Only $11,000 with 62.00) i595 w Hurene ve con Rveninge
“ home or farm Call us on SMALL 5 APT. ALL! mnv businesses Such as men's y réeo. A buy 90,050 [med with all the furniture desirable section. Large lot 75g down. ; ; ben Ww. Rw
VAMILY OF ¢ WANTS F=UCK | the “phone “we will be ‘at Nillities "furnished. $20 rare s hardware. otc. Heat) Sith fiisee down. Wed at. automatic | gus fur-| 144. ranch type, with of without THELMA M. ELWOOD — farm. Pontiae Rt- ; ew i. odat Re nace : trum . ;
Feed Ee Ee ae Te aah et @®) 2) p plant! a a Fy ~ SUITAB | BUtEs ' <0. 3 BEDROOMS AND Ti
wate oP POW PRE| ore We crear merton (EEE a | pete ene Tetpe Bag tn | ba Rape Bo, oe es manana ks ane an | Ea dates ROOM ae vate party late model wheel- Ww. MM, Stout, ealtor ince LARGE AIRS APT. amelie ond at Take : this home ce \% beths- off furnace,| many other desirable features Picwre window. ent. Le .
ee one ee nwt te | TB. Seger Ot Fh FB 04168 | Private entrance. Complete pone Rent Office Space 41 now oniy gintbe terme. Beem ent Excellent condition. - payments trom 9008 piu epled cn beautitel mS) 6°6hCCSUN.. 2-5 P.M
or wa wy your equity H P. |. ie. 4 EB. Chicage. ~ - — .° Lake. +7062 UST FOR YOU
puss ‘ASH FOR INCOMPLETE HOUSE TE PRONT AND RA i. ~y . 7 = Cant YOR NCOMPDETE FOREE TLL PRIVATE DRONE PND RSS| For Lease . | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | "Wee: Las" cSussttite rear’ | “rep Hell tare rehome ; Newman, = a, a, . a poole Steet. Reed nceans ‘Vodk Gttiew tease] iW. te FE 66108 | paved st., two nica. porches. | ery | open sign. Salesman on property. Three bedroom well designed brick
pra : 7 ROOM PRIVATE ENTRANCE &| im new brick Located teak te = — acy. — , 5 activities room, 3 car :
WiLL B "|" path, References OR 3-167. corner paved main highway only . hn K. | wrest 5 brick 2 well iota, rty °8 waitin 7 al ~~ minutes from ‘ onn AK. irwin . 5 comm WANTED mig, Peaeree naa |S ocmsawe' mar coupe) Saiivatas cr"hegh soni oy rg, tren tase, | John K. | Ser tame Ren pe ved] rt ete Swat | 28 Tee space. Call Mr rsoa eur many photo-listings You'll — i “call floore,| Dizie to Woodridge Subdivi-
ost'be late madel. Write Pow | th "Pontinc om Sas er =| ROOMS, | BABY WetcomE. 1m | “™! * <a cave timasend money Convenient! gi) Ne 'Saginaw Street fireplace storms Just south “of Water Water. :
tine Press, Box 36. ~ | oe tere |__| _E Pie. “BUD” Nicholie a Ree es Se Phone FE 24031 Eve. FE 2-190; sed versens Ample foge Ae gone tort Ra wen
. T ACRE On CaS PRANELIN, | ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED. REAL ESTATE -L. H. BROWN, Realtor der, garage. Tg, svounas ere Pos West ' near ie ee ’| HEAR DOWNTOWN. REASONABLE Yea Wo Murce | Pe PE 2-4816" ee os dane, UB.tes, teeme. A. JOHNSON, Realtor
tae cee, as |S LARGE ch Coane: | ee a | AST SIDE —_| Memaer Coup neal"futnts Bach st : IASON, |
anne De vard, wo grtvete ‘olf | 7 room home. 3 bedrooms down) WEST SUBURBAN Qo 1 on El 1706S. T, aph Rd
WANTED 1 PT BOAT, REASON. Shop. #19 Orchard Lake. For Sale Houses 43| 2°67 Gu. sual Gein e years old. |§ room with tached | Immediate P , te bath. Boles heak, gah fers, Telegraph Ra, }
_abie, FE 6-3706. : fener poprte aat tomet Ty RMé 6 BATH FOR = a Francis E. “Bud” Miller Of heat elec. water heater, mmediate Fossession pa Ft a |
Money Wanted 2A| ROY KNAUF, Realtor employed couple. Close in. Daher Sorp omectave bame ts caccheni | Gly form. “win lnundry tebe eS nee pth eng ;
RAP RAID W Surep Pe ates: | _ +0". , - cundinen eater oe
wn "LISTINGS WANTED |" W735" | Knudsen | |e 2 rm os ‘S'ACRES cated"on iy sce sastof vn. | Sofa ase a pe pie, | Soot ieneinall Reet ace WANTED, $3,000 AT 6% PER CENT STINGS | as $3081. § ACRES eted on te cast of tor Ping tas
interest by employed couple. s¢-| puyers are walling, we buy. sell => . ; Detemere Porting Gyece meer | | cages Mom ge wee.) Pretels ©." Dad” Milter [9S om see oe See aor. Gal wo if yen pave ame tee
off BA he — Fed AS : Rent Apts. Unturnished 34| \Vest Side CAN YOU TOP THIS?| o oak floors, elec wa- Realtor | We have several low down pay-| aaie mA
Seb ie PER CENT BONDE H. C. NEWINGHAM @ room ranch home Gas heat. ¢ rooms with 3 TE ag ne gp pe nd | ment homes. Cail for further | |. Hf) BROWN, Realtor
en ee ee 2 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.| Quick possession basement eee ge feinace,| 42US, poved road with school bus | 81 2007 sae apace te meer; “armenian (1300 W, Murce Pm. PE 3ast0
por cam tgterest, fo on BROKER Utilities furnished. 42870. . wallto-wall carpeting and 3 car; “* 40°F $1,990 down. — - | Pon COLORED 3 Bouse, ©
a gag, 381 8. Marshall 5 ROOMS & BATH WeEATED,| Near High School Ete, pcall bow. PE eetes,| GI HOMES § ROOMS. MoDBRR. O48 HBT! B.D. CHARLES, Realtor | 70 rosa priced em ey, gue
Wan : weileob et FE 4063 or FE +908) private entrance. FE 21337. Income br home. 1% beh Pie Call for information today All 3| gest Bivd. Terrace 72 Auburn. ve Real Dyste Beteee seeeeee Dest P. 4.
: T. cent interest foe “gue Hirst siceee one anae Png = U nooM ape. Pet. Ext. oert Oil heat ese. ta w. Setpeome, Deve serments stort 8. Telegraph. Ph. FE 40621 | broker.
“ranch style dath, : Ss ~ . . aToP — i
omg food security. — Box oop oearee Mirade your "property. 5 ROOMS & BATH. UPPER. Con W. Huron Commercial GA ! LORD — . ee ae DRE a tree) wt, le by owner Pasa 8, wes
wiper ni vives! Es tee ok chiens | Ure oeceragmees | 1 rom tems, wit te HAYDEN Gaeta es | Pee Shee ees week until $2,400 is paid. ot £ business togethe: eS Se uw toe i at once
For 32738, ah one ee entrance OR 3-6800. . . FULL PRICE 26% W Huron st PE 5-226 1 basement aoe beak, pores Re £*, Sutton +]
Wanted to Rent 29 GREEN LA ‘FI ARTLY FURR. KEW COTTAGE, WM. H. KNUDSEN $6,500 Eves. PE 5-0281 or EM 3-5042 ; st sti nly rare priced a -
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BUSINESS WOMAN TRANS (OR OREEN LAKE GaP pRWISNED-APT—s-6 Bath | ,,,t1? Pontia: piss Bent-Bite - | “Nhe” ‘Seoa bigh tot tring "om, NEW DON included sions with curtains and | 09D. Ne ’ : |
co - ich. Mutual - “HEDQTRS. a thy ml Of heet. Lights, gaa. Close in. Office FE 44516. Eve 2-3759, 2-5320| dining — po jp ne bed- K Hemosieed Realtor! WI BUI .
bility ished - pore a oa HERE FE 23-7425. . Osk floors. enamel trim, ; » Vs. ’ | 22n60 starter home, double con-
Fie . call Doro Baler FE NORMAN P. ICE RENT PREE 70 | we BY Kar reems, of modera_newty meneted , tienen, full basement, BUNGALOWS aie ee ein) ae it of
col PE S47 - | Wecocward 87766 Rings Bore ctor the .ight couple FE| fe ofl hea Youngstown kiten.| storm cach end serecns. A real 5 06 3 betresm Somes & MISS em CmLE ots BOWE
GOuUPLE WOULD LIKE ¢ OR 5 A afler 4 p. en with electric enclosed | buy — term plete on exterior only : ee aeead ADAMS REALTY CO
5 eae a ie aint ve) vel Bo port snd arrben, | Rent Houses Furnished 35) = an4 Duses 97.100 with $1,000 NORTH Extra large lot. Bus service to unfinished attic Construction | 282 Auburn _4y- £3303
EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES 1 OR Ose “and farm ering We are — Fie S-2372 3 bedroom hom 1 a gal alla ; is of brick and frame. Has full @ neariy new, living} down ; ar 4 basement with pepe heat ON
H Hosp OR ye poets pie] "O° quiet turnover welcome, Lake privileges rane and bath on first WILLIAMS LAKE PONTIAC S ie pone ae ce . Gestion
YOUNG COUPLE WANT TO RENT Will appreciate your call. On Cresent Lake. MI_ 41721. 27 ACRES 2 dice bedrme = % (in Seen Sees BEST BUY built, heat plumbing,
or lense house with option bea coe 6. tease chin, he ronan WISNER. LINCOLN oe Mat i,
wae A a: i a eg 79 © coomost farsece, ead eutomotte eo hot water, Al rooms are sized. One
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aut 2a ne __MA ! After 8" OR > Sporvmcet oo qkisriay Eat a tes o~ nd. : . NEAR LONOFELLOW SCHOOL 3) { ments wre furnished Two car SUN. 2-§ P.M.
Toke, Wrie Poolise Pres: Box #1.| NEXT BOoR a ots = monty.) Soy fh. of road froatage An wea wired rive cabinet si Today's fandfea — JUST FOR YOU
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BEd ime teruihed apartment. of ‘ WEAR LAR i ee 5 P sezeens. Some tosh te he Sens ; GEORGE R. IRWIN | tocated_m Porest Lake Country
retinas setoreeces, "Write Punting CASH GIATL, MODEAN 2 Rit, For = bay, only’ 41300 down, Rove Home Section sol BAL BeTaT Calttornis ranch” with plastered
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sewer tre =| FOR YOUR HOME |_so beets reias. SCHRAM mame sr emeg eee. — Page 16 : Siuly” rect” cog'"7 cat gare west side. PE 24807. - ~ Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 ef Wed ariveway, 3 tote. on, ot ‘geaaee, Priced right ir nat Pee “Gi EQUITY -. rm ee Sat. & Sun. —2 to 6 Bleaty of, Towers youre sheds D itch sale including | automatic ; nm e *5- e , ; @ rr, er : iF
fie ‘aiting. FEE tah 8. Telegrane * Binge fame or one emace| 6 Ww, Maren re PREM) Ans Cobrook Lane | mere ee $625 Down TAKE PRIVILEGES |g. site, Maze some very, rhetee = Share 30 ns DOUBLE LOT ws. EAST SIDE TERRACE} | Nery peat ¢ room bungalow. Pull . = :
: on eee AD ection. Call PR Sine. s,s gown, PO. Box / 96.950 for 5 rooms ‘extra large | Incl. Taxes & Ins. veut Uuituy room, Ou rend | ee - :.
MOTHER AND 2 SMALL SONS re = Westridge at Waterford | em), New Som. orn oe fur- 172 W. A Arbo rag mien (a roa gy
will share house with couple MODERN ¢ ROOM HOME 3 BED. . nace, lots of closets, Don't wait, . Ann Arbor F is F. “Bud” Mill ‘nen ‘oll ae Eahety Outs
— Will accent, on eniid. unger! WE. WILL BUY sroms, $100 mouth. FE b4eT! or Where Dreams Come | 8 7& sects is & Pike wm.) sb ahi R tor MCT | RG: to OPEN" sign. 5 ree, nD che a week rem. | @) Beally ho ne. FE $e efter Spm. | es Ont SERIOUS We True : —o -cAN E
SS Ea. |S Berges Sones room, | Fee Rent Reo 82) ae meee vite IGAYLORD) Morrison snssereniee mat 4 ee ee
WORKING Like CORT M. IMBLER aeerps Elo For) Ce let's look at now! Taste- Contempereny thaneh 3 bag eo BT, H h "AT ~~ (1704S. Telegraph Rd.
Boden home Pe citi. or | Hit Jestve FE teem | FE ae are =| Soave trmaaciate eonaien. roome, iN paths Ret aterbury 4. Milford. MU) C€ug x __leeeeu eae eee ,
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“Bs For Sale Houseteéllers ' aj . - Sale Houses . For Sale Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43) — For
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Chiel HAPPINESS. Stagelew built lant year tor OFFERS Two y te Bastern
a : Sib Reman brick firep . 7 me Fooms” abd ‘babe $ MOBILE HOMES. RAMBLING RANCH wal nite ener, 8 East Side ES SUS oe
A. te 4 f& te length, Up to Sree eae sree arene tered Valles — P rare to psy. ts <2 Vonaite: =. Sarenee. ie ment with “pew fur screens ; double garage
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A. JOHN SON. Realtor Open Eves ed Sunday’ p.m ® end screens = ful.y insu. Hive FE 5-6268 to downtown Pull besement, | heat, nicely landscaped yard Own. | FE 4-2533 GAVE ON « FT 2 BED! 4 rege, ‘smerars fawn Gi ‘0 | ortawa HILLS Never cus Income, 8490 ger month | fibere: terms This. pr . 1704 S. Telegraph Rd Gay’ Ret burst Tre a aipest ments in t brick ranch bun- Income conditions will make ae . ‘ aa pared street | fore. at $13.97 mt aiigenea erase Full price 624,00 With 05.615) goed family home Call ws ; i mond *. protect He Gears & Galea 2 pie with 63, O00 a” et ae cee eS ‘It’ nothing— them with the income- —_ bad onan to 56 Tum TION 18 EXCELLENT : Din 4 a . : “It's costing you T ‘bought : ent Trailer Space , cn a ees vent OPEN SUNDAY Fast Side tax saving you'll get with the 1954 reduction!” og Magy yh Bing ol we eS we : oo wi ign gan pro cone vest dy Wee toa, Pall basement. n= sos" ne tinted asoa't very BI JC ’ N Gordon's Trailer Camp. 2900 it. Your Choice On Sunday yawceal valu man's astered walle, hardwood floors Sale H a Ver Sis Vaiss “| 4. 208 down is vor K } } i ms. family Eve and Sus. Ph 2440 Middlebelt Road Storms and screens "Neal and For ouses _ pene. eotoreal only, No, 1621 TARGE LOT Patio. iy. FE 206% : Ultre modern 8% room| ciean. Priced at $7,960 with terms. | .. ~~ . .% _ FINANCE CO. and water, school bus. ar You BUY IT weit INSURE IT a ranch type brick, built in| ;
3 DAYS A WEEK Above Welgreen's 0841 | Parkhurst Trsiler Pk MY 11, Tohn Kinzler, Realtor. 1952, 3 bedrooms, carpeted \\ect Suburban A . NER N. SAGINAW & gorse MODERN TRAILER FOR RENT To A Jonn ’ rE 4-3828,: living room with Briar Hill a! leading te two lakes : BATE — A! this tavern | COR: " Fesponsible ¢ 2-4611 | 60, W Huron Ph FE 2089 stone corner age wa fave 6, ica tee bedroom | NORTH SIDE scaad“Weiemenl and stil, pays off. Pontiec peo. we — “37 Fe tse ramic_ tile inder b.ock home Very modern 2 bedroom . x still keep aime job or gre | bc carder ata artes yy meg Exch. Ine Cooperative Real Butate Se eaee gen lopeead” Poa kitchen two good eee a ‘ eter hd are een tea as ea a ft lake front James full tiene barvacanaounin the | pet Memoer TE 20263 ~— basement. oll agomatic heat | rooms, full bath Priced at areas $00 ‘Only 81.328 down sof Silver Lake front, basiness sig uung auarters “re LOAN | owew REBUILT» USED : heater | : DE $500 down ; | ws Open . Kym wa 8 Gun. 104 | wimst T Breeseway end carage 0 ay meh. emags om ae | ¢"earooms and 2 ag a age lg 3 rg city, $1500, 6300° No 1620 Where the peer _ So pee’ caus ures FE day sseasion ' blocks from town on down
all GM employees wext xcH STA A 7 rs 5 TR terms Directions Between | WE BUY AND SELL Possib:e income! Has e full base | —y “acres $1,350. 8400 down. W OPEN ‘7 ‘DAY “450 DOW XN —| pM gl ong Peg oO oastly bd —— — eae | LAND CONTRACTS pea. ene Pa ig ny garage acre. & —_ oe ee LATE: IDE $25 to $500 sunpats 9 tr0 ; : | converted to 2 family! Five, Middlebelt Road COLORED FAMILIES REAL ESTA weekdays ~ aere —et mt 1 1 bedroom and
, Rot modern, base- PONTIAC 8TATE BANK BLDO. . LLERBACK MRengeice, Went “at Tove yeaa “eowe''Sierge’ toaruoms | 0 fake Road HOLIE * meats cae gerege. tau piece A MAPSEN 3 ewer, probs! Community Loan-Co. HOLL ‘ woter end septic te mu os OF” yet bet | 2750 pies aie Mace ae BO sua deen Gee GL sewn, . EaTiOn canaP 3 E. Lawrence FE FE 2-7131 AUTO PART: : cane ey eatae| Rane Pe | AND HARGER CO. CHORE aie Toe fw | Realtors, FE 4.0528 mitten Hy ke, shall ie re TOUTES AUTO PARTS J or erry — S's eee F o-sisa | ¢ large apts. , e sd days @ week. R. J. VALUET, Realt terms! with firep eee| 2 Oem ee tranees. on pared street. Grose “ag eves 2 oe = ~ CASH. FASTT_ 7" bg oo 96 Real Fateie : .
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$500 * Rebuilt springs . ~ | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor Hesement wih geo hot we ’ for 94.086 de 4 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange BEAUTY - SHOP, 4i5 peed lac or note. Wer g Seen making Lots of used parts for "46 care BAN $16 Pontiac State Bank Bidg ter heat. Jaundey, trun} DOLLAR VAL ADAMS REALTY CO. een tee ee a = some te today, provideus Leen land Ave. Ph. FE 64613 =
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st of MORI CAS TA st rE . ATTENTION ——_ FOR COLORED wth story barn 4 reome with 3 bedrooms. Ful WEST SIDE. « conte Near the lakes, 2 mi. we | rence St. . ere eee ae hom: wm? car space and 6 horse Located on § ax of ex- (2 aun Real buy. P Pontiac On Cass Lake & Pontiac | Available for lease. Several 1 new We are wrecking 1949 to 1983 cars J V RIGHT, Realtor 11 rooms. frame and — foreed stalls alee $ teom house cellent soil. “ acre of fruit trees _ Dinnan & Bons, 64 Lake Rds Beautiful wooded par | stations now under ¢ tion trucks We have several late Cocperenve Real Bxtate bag ig! nae! wok werkene,, o8. 0 termes Directions = Unfinished barn. Full price $6825. cS BASEMENT | ‘Cis. As we a» $790 $75 down.| in the Pontiac srea For further Need Mone ? model low mileage used engines. Sse ra chee a3 vibe room ie Ornere eien te Pie | Suburban West—Ranch ARO ee 1M iL. LAD ae information ¢a11 Mr. Dart, FE iy eee "forts tnms A could be converted to | Middlebelt. turn le Watch | Beautife) ¢ reom h i? large lots Wil pay for itself | 4286 Dixie Bee ;
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HA A . tee room, library B. D. CH igs ES, Realtor | © ' REALTORS 7193 wir kaehee, Cunsrela anvebey PHONE. OR 312 128 —<. eee home sites in bras | TALK 18 THE “BIRD” TO MAN Wr WHEN auto financing, refinancing, instal while in safety auto glass, room, large = room Modere | Cooperative | Estate bo we 2% EF Huron FEderal ain Cedar shakes siding A big house BARGAIN $500 DOWN oods YOU WANT TO BUY A BUSINESS eller ef debvts or aay other while you Oe aca “a Bitchen 9 raermegy He gpd 1717 8. Teitgrapt Po om r iotan | — Open Evenings end Suncay ~ with small price. Don't wait—/ 4.0405 ranch, — paceee HOLMES-BARTRAM WIFE RUNS STORE worthy purpose a = ee. et each door glass or any . (@ RM N HO ; . eall today Electric, rough plum r "ge? Dix: Highwa IFE ji : Ss com on your indshield. Hub A e Z carecey, fee cher tr " bet | Village, “Real Buy Pow. Dinnee! AY TON PLAINS ‘$1,050 Down decorats — LN __ on ¥i900 Eves “OR HUBBY THE FARM Ca / FO! Te Oatuad Avesse’ SE cr rooms. | tie beth otal We have 2 homes, both with 2) ieee: sss, 1 BLOCK, OFP DIXIE HWY. IN AUTO PARTS_ Ele — — ESSION iving rooms, ful) | _™s — shi Rose- Not a get rich quick place but a : ‘ t to Everyone! chowee. | bacomens Saree: OMAR STREET ; IMMEDIATE POSS: oe prota harp tapaes water @ ROOMS & sath PULL base. —* Town on oe es combination H & Auto Discoun » Bre ie | ad laund room, Bungalow with 2 nice bdrmes éry eai home situated — ed in good suburban sree ment. atom — like you'e never seen before. Yes ome Bp cet a "71 90 8 foom., age ee-| basement new oe hg . a" 1 | on of Gensten — ane ed clean homes fruit > berries ep a 1 NEAR i oROre EAR SCHOOL. | you Il be happy here “couse you'll | vahere’ ane starters 96.50 = .
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cou rage, | of <0 Bnest hemes} rege. Vaved St 0 Plains and only four miles from Very resssnabie. Call fer appoint | pear 06 areas Gan ki Oe Gar ee | Bave sdeut every 7 se L Com TY | gibtufters._ tatipines » Se ee ee 8g eres center of Pontiac, A iy story - are R | tome and grocery store with tne | LsOCT) pa v0 N. Perry & Ph FE. 202 4 Everything .— ao Plus very nice > barm home in, frame home —_ a Seeiae, Sale Suburban Prop. 45A WILLIS M. BREWE | cae ase ecaae tn the township. | gp, Community Nationa! Bank Bidg. Auto Service 58 and drapes for vo. Drayéen Aree Larre iiving rm ——— ‘ag ini eving and TaAaW OT ee een = esis? Moonee Roosevelt _—s. | eted ia the Thumb sree a Hours: 9 to 5; ~aturday ° to 1 : : or mar Convenient a= y sate rape - ‘pre FE 2-0532 rox 100 miles . PAUL A. KERN, Realtor) $ou.suen dining room, large panded oun, 35 ACRES | @eres ef geod @ land. Busi- OU XEED FOR COMPLETE § n Onn iand Ave. 2 #200 CORT vl IMBLER — Otfered with convent AGENCY ¢ ROOM MOUSE — Between on ier | 100 x 3 x | ness tong. estan hed. Loc oa W HEN Y COLLISION SERVICE . F . sciaiaaeibiamiian at nits Soatran =_— Pr. eos —— , ith Spay ke OPEvE gre dividing and ee Fags or — South | Biva — =— Abert 32 mi — “4 $16,000 ce. te terms. $ $ Bumping, painting, refinishing, ‘ " . MA ie A s_e Cdl make you @ ranc beaut: a sites sc’ :
Bee Rector at EST SIDE Day Ouadey 2 to 6 w “F«JOSLYN Full basement ot] heat Seneeetel churches. stores. see this aoe. : . . i | bee a ue moders near KENNEDY : a, ae eee nnn stone fireplace plans —= ps tioa, wonderful —_ = SUPER DRIVE-IN O Sa Sales = Dead psa walle mr 1 <eacscn ished 3 eee eae cwsecto | rage. $17,500 Terms. here. Ma: Coughlan, 3305 | Locates west ef Pentige « ger ba ee — money e St. Phone FE 29101 | easy terms. onees ms wents, Reacenable down payment | _8 _Bivd. FE ey ef area Ghews an encefent’ p problems. You can to $500 SPECIAL BRAKE JOB $12.95. J 001 _W_ Huron FE CM! or will consider modern house- - R HILTZ LIVE IN COUNTRY WEAR | Buy real estate, business, figteres and repay in small monthly pay-| Tune up $3.95 Motor rebuilding. | K. L. Templeton, Realtor ~ INCOME _ trailer as part payment. By) . fi. the city o large, restricted | g equipment all for only pmpertd mping and painting We give a% ’. seven“ , rE 24323 nd Bi, 4 ? ‘ Has tncome $100 moan MANSFIELD AVE REAL R : moa areas, Pedals ar-| omg oe gine i sparen. ? leading : gene witemen andard Serv: "Bree, FE 3-000 SAT. & SUN, 1246 eee 5 ee ee ee fay N tet Mesi| sare Foe ace! = Deeg ge nll ice, 486 Aubure, Pie aie al ISON-HEUGI . . ond ced reasonably et | VE 6-618 ——s 3.7614 Call today. REPAIRS BUM & PA Oy ee PIONEER HIGHLANDS | vp 7 IST | JT’ ~~ For Sale A ry) FREE ESTIMATE "en Ame Arvor Fu TEE = uA! : 7. rms . . ; | re creage . [PINO — .
Jon’t Be Caught Napping LIOUOR BAR NANCE CO | Better bu only one left of | $4,500 O S I £g AN FINANCE : ALL MAKES OF CARS SENS , home that will be rice of in| ring will be here sooner You'll own 120 ft. om a va.uable | ‘evsittt price | SME Ere Sone SLE A eas Sea ee 4 ACRES | Soeueceeean| MNS Mee | et tar rg = ’ > ] be the one be Kowgld & ems | ond | awe Manis to stores rapid fied e Now we can Se ’ | ‘an ui te te, modern Phone FE 32-0186 a SENSIBLE PR CE | Im check book pets | on ee et at 1. AINS: BEST BUYS sare yous jot of trouble. ea ac ue en ik <a — modern enaraecs ig | . » Hemi oo — '
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ma | ceavanient terme. ‘You will agree | st" #1” Voor ea Pog oe bedroom 4 ‘erme * ni ports of Poster Grime’) WARD FE. PARTRIDGE| Quick, Freeody. Service | Wanted Used Cars 89 Bg Ted weym the prine| out today pm eves 32000 PE 7-614 pec gen A er aati Peony #2.280. $180 down, 10 acres Neat OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS ~ : ecked. NEW NEW LARGE § ROOM HOME AND If. | full basement, furnace, hot ROGER BR HENRY | cearkaon The 5 is beautiful acre- OmROKERS CLEARING HOUSE Boise & W WHY TAKE LESS CARROLL PORRITT | i" seit “eve our new foot | Some, O@ Pots near eter ant Wilsrnete Located close im WEN cine sini) C. LADD | COAST-TO-COAST : S$ MORE $''' ! ‘ igned | Senem : one OLive 3-111 or OLive
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st of town f . te. tops at door. pay road, . 4 BEAUTIFUL RANCH ROME eet pial g | E eersiagr sates a only WHY BE CROW DED? | well . restricted. — aed = po tigg Tap 202 S. MAIN , H. If — — ELT Leceted near Cuarscumn en poved 4:9 Ww wurne*t 44828 | I meets 5 See Westacses! Ite spacious lawns 8 Bivd, FE 28608. 0 | potntment Pontise Press.| ROCHESTER, MICH. TOR Oa Fon ANY SHARD Canal road. Pevoramic view of sur. Open Eves ‘til 8 _ 6) $1. 500 DOWN 5 ee Fee Sale Ferme 5 44,23 L — TO 9500 22 Auburn Ave rounding country from | eRe . ac . cigs : Picture windows, The dome eee = DRAYTON PLAINS | S. ee ay ten ee re Sone cain putnent leew ol | DRIVE-IN LVESTOCE Te tic tes Vc Sad rolatiny Meee te Sines | MIE 8 roome, Meters, @ S| SG ie ete | anette See sent| HERE IT 1s Bulking and eouipment tn pickers, Ob ati_| ,AVERILL. oe DOXtE yy ‘oom s rence’ -arge
luded in the price —_— 2-0878 46008 basement bus ime 2 bed- to § ecre beautifully landsce FTIRING MAN FARMER, e : : attached garage (22x23) Srepiers paneer ~- n Bg ge ey vows fe Sees Beery ee ok ee MNUNTER Pismin ay ee, Oe et ee LOW INTEREST | ‘55 } PONTIAC CATALINA, POWER end — other outstanding fea tered gree acre Mero ‘° 3000 Dinie Highway Waterford $1,500 DOWN a ae ce een | + nda Mich ring eee! sn rete ‘ ie fer that Uniimifed funds or single as __ Steering, EM 3-2753. After 6 pm, in b aw —— : Me RTYV a * a s8 of U acres — '47.’ Sy = outoanaue aes het water Oak) LAKE PROPERTY 1 and ts scree of land terms . ; D ean under cultivation 100 acres | pele tage My sol ed oes borrower die 41-'50 floors throughout 2 sae erase {tN 8 room home with ¢ room slow end THEILMA M. ELWOO of woods Live trout stream 6 jah H.G. PETERSON CARS FOR PARTS UBUR cle and |
. room . HIGH DOLL Oearenonn BUY mane $10,825 witn $3000 deen | Pull ——— — on ianassaped yard "Lecoted $143 gg gree Gas Lag’ house. small barn and rage = rc 1310 Pontia> State Bank Bidg. “MOT OR M., ART Mas koctmeer om cecieeen | «DRAY DON PLAINS | ‘sreews'veres sorsreetae Bese —iaeas!|CUL ee ee HTAVDEN, Realtor, Pee REN! Y CO. | _Paone PE soto or rE sett 121 E. Montcaim. re 44am home. basement with 4 Slasmeleteh fenced tn yard Priced at $13 025 e 2 . <a ] ( HAY DEN ealtor) REALTOR. Fo Sale Housetraiiers 55 - het water ocak floors + Set 3 i; aba a tare sccmable terms Call FE ¢-0004 : = MOHAWRK AVE. : 82 W. Huron FE 66175 FOr Googe | ~ 500 CARS WA? ANTED plastered walls and large jot @ large breeseway and « id reason M Stout. Realtor " tin ‘i 5 2% W Huron st FE 5-2264 | #7 950- terms | Geers, ond pinstered | * Pike BAWRENCE W sii Open eve. till 8 0 Foome, bath, tat floor Large bed: | _ Eves. FE 82197 of eee _| GULF SU PE R SERVICE EW AND MODERNIZED vsen BAGLEY AUTO PARTS Orr j;08LYN walls A handy convenient dining | TIN. Saginaw St Ph FE me room 2nd floor pice Sp oy ICTEASsTED In Pans QR | Por lease, e of our best soage a tratlers on rental | Sep dolar paid for wrecked and ou
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Real a ees = — “nash eign ot eond. ‘St, | | en Tile beth Utitty room =| in ae See Se ROCHESTER OFPICB | Suiatie for leht min whose PAUL A. KERN, —" tor ROOM, 14 TO Sha” We hes come 0 Ducks 8 tee ws 0 . es : - * sei oom ho mei A 5 n Oak) d Av 50 FLOOR PLA 5 | a0 . 995 DN | we Fae Fenced “las e300. se - JH SCHOOL, BS Sater heat naturai(firepiace leaner iu ‘rte Ample parting, "Real Ratate since foie Seu" quailty ‘aller: homer ents | ee . | MI \\ Low tenes geed scheel sys NEAR HIGH SCHOOL. | OS. nS tee large or for 2 tam phase wirin TO BUY. TO SELL. REALTOR | sively at regular or lower prtecs. | $0 Lincsin and es cl epe. Monthly parments jess than tem Excellent condition ed just @ block from the tly scheols transpertation and JOSE P ihe F. RFISZ _ Partridge 18 THE BIRD’ to see service the ones be sell | . ke new OPEN SIN. 10-4 ; $45.00 includes es Priced et $13,600. terms —_ Se dena ented Nas wgter $15,600 $5 53% W Hurce st FE 20250, GASOLINE STATION ON THE + deal co lye n= Aim sg fe a" and “4. . taxes om this brand new ‘ inc tu edar a — - h for sale or lease, | shed concern business since Cha 62.000 to te fan price fer tne 2 bedroom mem MES Lwiusive Take Front | pied ving) room my Onl won| yet una com pee fimnee ne | Sul "take a food, season 1882, Paved dleplay ‘and parting | Pootiay Catalina sharp, an 3 ettrectse 3} bedroom buagaloe ria oo | stdin ee oe | fireplace hardwood floors, plas. 500 FT. .ON DIXIE | tontract ae down payment. Phone | igg, Fon pleps ind. Ginins. Yecins cle gg gh Cae” mae € aoe ek ;an | er ene = pen a. | Near Telegraph Rd. on the Great | OR 31288 A @ 8. Telegraph Rd. shop- $35 inr ap Td ' j ‘ r “ap Cod j ~ ! ¥ x cross Tel. Huroa pisted ful oe ee As oo CURES ATE Charming e. = 4 BEDROOMS voghs gh EI rah e 1% | So commer HARPWARE _— — n heal with at seve payment, ont ow Py psec omen pat i alle << ene oe t rr gees wre cusaes wing | rex yc a 4 Shue base: prota a siesta Roe | bape conga stocked and eq Onen_Fvenings end Sunder pm Sconomy CARS. 2 AUBURN »portunity L iain ro pix = . Or | - - rar Here mae bome that a working av . teal so read care room Paneled = Bien: ment ana garage Full price is- — DIXIF HWY, doting fine business in . fest . WANTED P mes can affort AL fully’ Priced te sell at | dining om Conren: just on easy terms Vacant 3 bedroom. garage, | Approximate! 180 f of ideal front ppoen. By suburban community } Must - $9450 Monthly payments kitchen elec dishwasher 3 .,- | Wood floors tile bath, pe scrim age on the Lowey Good spot for Corner location block bui | * @6.685—Lovely two bedroom bungee $5424 ith « per cent in | bedrooms up-lerge Walk iIWARD FL. P settee oll furnace, storms screens small motel car lot or just about living quarters and extra | Wanted to Bay ao housetrailer tn jow With al) the above features tefest House is completely * In closets 2 tile baths | . 2 all bread new ond ready te! anything Only $2,900 down ment storage buildings Will, very gooi condition—late model Have R plus 8 Bice vestibule entrance modern Sith iarge rooms 2 | rlvcpteclh car dumciad oc | REALTOR 8316) move in Very elose fo Roches- or lease building Terms.{ an modern conventenses, Ps oom ek MAE Meerel Geen pap- ee con eee, Eee mee bts terrace 43 W Huron a SECO Eee: PES ; WARD FE. PARTRIDG a ne HAYDEN, Realtor | write PONTIAC PRESS *@ Buick R & H 6157 ment 7 i ec walls stairway to attic ee dds’ Gael: o-oesis a tee | LTOR FF 2 8316, sa Pa givine particulars & price. "49 Lincol elb.epe. 8307 seoees ak raed wrert y a | Chotce locations for home REA . 2- Ruron 48 and 46 Ferds cl ep. sie? out Elisabet) Lake Rees t- bod neighbBorhoed An eal spot for fami tricted locality Lote ot acres. | “AL or FE 5-5852 ‘ Pp. , PCrescent ‘Lake un -¢ the St geese a living | 010.669 down Shows | Bee us today @ W. Ruron | CLASS B LIQUOR LICENSE ON ,seascan — GENERAL - WEST “aot th Shere. Dns RSH, lake to your right to Plumstead ROCHESTER ase L. C. LADD | = , read. Priced reas . Look to American for full ios ot oe ae : # Mus Rq | GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION ON | with or without. property. Write = 1. de- aang “ = bal } woman Hasbosler becalea | Suburban MU #15"! —- 7 -7811 corner of E & 4 —— —Daily Press, Box 115, i livability, end om in . op a iarge corner jot A terrifi i MONTH gg an below, Can Sale Land 52 = a% £. L. H. BROWN, ‘Realtor Sea chet cee en oer me ks bones Toes, $0 PER_ ‘ shown by appointment anytime RAR AR AR A Rann ~J home. Ask ¢ Mure Ph. PE sane! Sos"ylus,? apartments tor 18 x27" living room — large 3 en _ | FE" Senb diye FE ete ere | on NEW ABLE our rental pias on, weed Wailers. pea wv. = | the, beauty ‘ot amis “homes picture window Wort-2av ing 2TOS Eeseee ca paves reed, tha > sone Seaiae ERCET. | — “tecour f_ Coser, rE —_ Genesee Bales. sll for your appotntm hen, rest ume ¢ i NESS LOTS *| FOR SAL H'wy. } to ove bake ON ben. koe hute “al heats tie ath, modern | lent location on Coeeets eo =f! eff. Contract t | ettind sSiagttttkisy | S101 BERELEY. 9 —Rrand SLT ede] Rap eek thee Tit se | Rien ; s RE YC - 4 4 per cent mort- ae : o | GILES REALTY CO jot fran tress & ebrete =| fn Lebe and park, priv ee can a eee aa we a . wx cuaeiaes See t ew l 0 i” apieeee | RR ES | Rp Seat es “SEALS oo, Rae yecon eas Stewarss re Pak Tr Bette a! : hen, full \ pay ss ; bd ee A <. bes- t CRESCENT LAKI wer nee Real pede yer flush : Giroux & Hicks: oad a= “Box 0 roo 4A. - = 6 ~ — + rty ae te =, construe ‘com contemporary ranch ; hed ra. ' , ealtor ' Large let Priced eniy -Lease Bus. Park Pon home located at orth of he ihetrosm wih sttached gs sae; Leshe R ore ot alt ees8s 61 280 aoe plus FRA cs, Dine ey sagyTarte Petes ent f nto tiac. decom 3 | Tae a. uesee- tivieges In good west suburban = 1 re oarect | mortgage cost. Approw /_—-- — STORAGE. GARAGE . i te glontak 4 , Other features _S. * Hovation Whew gees fae wade re Sane op ? — | creryt This’ te the test $500 DOVEN | “I ight Manufacturing Money to Loan $3 Oxford railer Sales |. matic oe beat, | ‘and chimney im Easy terme
so tee To mater ack tee ore om winsd “fooms 40kT5212 ent. Twe Sxi¢ en- (State Licensed Lendere t ’ % : eo vam Be} FC Wood Co,: “EPONA, BERT RAY ONEIL, Reaitdr: | Hea Fi a — cepinned eaketcalieinntane os < ie 4 a Seo citi 2 dete tenced | JIM W RIGHT, Realtor ¢. ANGUS 1s te pace +H. er Wiimeme Lake R4 OR 31238 fp Priced TE, Phone FE. pie or Ome 31048 sa Tener Real Estate FETE rant ORTONVILLE eo Qeemnst Pusuc og Oe) aS . ¢ Open-B am WS pm. | 33 KE. Tegnyson eff Joslyn ; d| Flanders 1-427 TOwnsend 64404 @ W. Buron ist, 7 > ty a “alter 8, OR 3-e0ee r Co-eperative Re
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Your Ford Dealer
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LUCKY
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Specials
“Look Over These Honeys!
“1952 Pontiac. Sharp car.
$995
1951 Studebaker sedan,
radio, heater and hydra-
1951 Plymouth sedan, ra-
dio & heater.
$695
1951 Ford tudor, radio &
1951 Packard sedan, ra-
dio, heater and Ultra-
matic shift.
$8295
1949 Chevrolet Tudor
$345
1948 Oldsmobile Tudor
$275.
1947 Buick Sedan
$195, « ’}Two door,
WISE
BUYS at
COMMUNITY Motor Sales Inc.
* Buick-Pontiac 7+ _6t| CARNIVAL _ by Dick Turner |
a
——
Ji
O.K. USED CARS.
It
Serves
You
‘53 Pont. Catalina. Radio, heater,
Hydramatic, looks like a
million.
$1995
‘50 Chev. Four door, radio and heat-
er. Exceptionally clean,
very low mileage. Hurry
on this one!
$795
‘900-Ford Two door, Heat and mu-
sic, handsome finish and
gleaming chrome, motor
is sweet and sassy.
$695
‘50 Buick radio, heater
and Dynaflow. Excellent
condition. A real sporty
* job. ~
$795
Many More to
Choose From
Economy
Specials
$45 to $495
$5 Down Easy Terms You have a choice of 10
of these specials!
COMMUNITY
Motor Sales Inc.
Buick-Pontiac
Open 'til 10
Every Night
804 N.- Main Street
(at the North End of Town
ROCHESTER
Phone OLive 2-9311
‘$1 BUICK SPECIAL, 4 DOOR, DY-
—— excellent condition, FE
a 1953 Dodge V- four door 6700 ae-
miles.
Riemenschneider Bros.
DODGE- PLYMOUTH
Right | Yes. if you bought your
| present car frem Jack
| Habel Chevrolet.
It serves vou right and
will continue to serve
| you right until it’s time
to trade again at Habel’s
“O.K.” Used Car Lot.
3 Day Special
‘93 Chev.
a-a7
7. Reg © Pet On Cop: 1954 by NEA Bervicn, he
BEL AIR
4 Dr., 2 Tone Paint “T used to be sound asleep '“Not a Name but a Policy”
'BUY YOUR USED CAR
| ten minutes after dinner—now
I'm just raring to go places and do things in the evening!“
CLEAN
$1,595 |
3 Day Special
‘53 Buick 2 Dr., Radio, Heater,
Whitewall Tires,
Very Clean
$1,845
‘OZ Chev. CLUB COUPE
Radio, Heater, Light Blue
Nice...Nice... Nice
$1,195
“53 Ford
$1,595
4 Dr., Radio, Heater and},
Powerglide, 2 Tone Green
$945
GOOD VALUE
Transportation Nothing Over
$450 Many Way Under
’46 Oldsmobile 4 dr.
48 Mercury 4 dr.
47 Chevrolet 4 dr.
Fer Sale Used Cars 61)
1952
Chevrolets
18 Beauties
To Choose From
2 Doors. 4 Doors and
Bel Air Coupes
LOW AS
$895 MICHIGAN’S
FINEST Bg BIG PAVED LOT
CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
i942 CHEVROLET 2 DR. ALL ean be driven
, eet today paiadlleemen pt 3 CENTRAL ae MERCURY
SHARP am YR ee, “roodition Onl re ‘Taal
LOOK
AT
THI!
19499 DESOTO Very attractive light green finish,
expensive seat covers over ex-
cellent upholstery, eight tube ra-
big air condit heater,
transmission.
age. one owner Ww mile-
Puncture
buy at $7
Keller- Koch CHR YSLER-PLYMOUTH
naaused et 13% — —
Lincoln 6-6410
feat leas Pgpotlnngg el ~ Two
tone wn, new white
Pa . all extra over-
hauled transmission and motor wall
‘1 Chev. ee CHEVROLET. .*4 LICENSE.
good transportation FE 71-6079 aft-
— r
CHEVROLET SEDAN. R&k.
Met. 133 Seminole 1 Ave
ROLET BEL AIR. FUL-
ed, $1.4% EM 3-3143.
1950 CHEV ROLET es condition R.° 8;
tires; low mileage shee ¥
St FE 5-1600
=tT
redio, heater BELAIRE 2)
ww. tires
2 tone paint. Powergiide, FE
_3-0540
"46 CHEVROLET Redio and heater Not banged up
$195
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST
sear Sree
47 Pontiac 2 dr. aoceenee amp LB MILE ROAD
'48 Pontiac 2 dr. DR BUN
’46 Chevrolet 2 dr. ot, kona fly eeuipped a
47 Lincoln onvs Fae CLEAN &
Customer Confidence | “ison” phys 5 D rad res
* Over 35 Years CHEVROLET. 1 000 BELAIRE >DR : ber] clean grt R. B., Fe
JACK
HAB CHEVROLET S. Saginaw at Cottage
be
LOOK
AT
tual PHONE FE 4-4546 THIS
Belatr- 2 oor radio, > tike OVER Pat. 1084 Caer — ‘ a oo T OVER PAY. . uy
1962 mouth Club Coupe, 14,000 |: "$0 RO. FULLY SS;
& —" . $1,608 | _ equipped. e192, -
‘i ; 1948 CHRYSLER
we megieaed ewer” Te) S49 BUICK Ocetent Raia ‘Carre ‘We mee a . _ 6 0s “Radio, neater and five nearty-new —— pias, wont
” Meter tad Overdrive 0 we ___ $395. a | iia’ salen no. mone? Ga
WO oswor specie) = 8 8 MICHIGAN’S for FINEST Te we price omen oy ibe THE BIO PAVED LOT Keller-Koch
se ag ede RT a Be ae | woodward at ty aie Ra ‘ new
mmr a/R ee we Bee, LS oan] Sf cet oti aman eat | CHRTRLEA Bor ene 1980 Fore 2 door new paint . § 585 ea ov Fae seman | conten Hee. hcl et
190 Fors ¢ éoor ..... = 8 8 Light arson. power steering. 12.600, @ CHRYSLER WINDSOR DE
mie, lw 3-728. __| famous fiuid-matic drive. Fresh, 196@ Pontiac 9 door. runs good § 196 CREYIE (1, CODER, "64 LICENSE aire ype ater =
1008 Dedee 2 ten platen $ sos | -Dletes, 6000. 08 State, FE | dite [oo = ee
1980 Dodge 1 tote pickup 8 598 cERTRA i “el
Mary OTLB? FALuS cane 1953 amas Sg
Chevrolets
, 15 Beauties
“to Choose From
Executives’ Cars
Demonstrators
New Car Trade-ing
‘ LOW AS
$1,295. MICHIGAN’S |
+ nee ee oe ewe tae iia NASH Ambassador 4 Door Sedan
_ FULLY EQUIPPED
PRICED TO SELL \
~ Sree Beier” W, LAWRENCE aT CASS
NO MONEY DOWN ogee 1960, N.Y, @ DOOR.
K ‘s« Torque drive Power
brakes Moe cases 12 t 3
oor = DESOTO 1953 V8 4 door, Power
Radio & heater. Torque converter. |
Seat A
1963 DeSoto V4
coupe Radio heater
walls, Very low m e°
New car 5
& sale
. W. A, Caltrider Inc
Desoto-Plymouth Dealer
912 S. Woodward, Birm.
Desoto 1948
Custom club coupe. Radio and
— Prt | sharp car. As low
“Ww re . Caltrider Inc.
Desoto-Plymouth Dealer
912 S. Woodward, Biym.
1953
FORDS
6 Beautiful Cars
To Choose From
LOW :
51, 295 MICHIGAN’S
FINEST
TRE BIG PAVED
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
heater, Excellent cond. Executives
car, $1305. .
'46 FORD 2 DR. SED.
Good solid tranrportetion
$195
MICHIGAN’ S
FREE -
Pater 563 8.
recess Radio .
coouhend .
aay MICHIGAN’S
? For Sale Used Cars 61
proof
tubes oe tires. An excellent |~ THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 — na
Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars ay _, Sale Usbd Cars 61
PONTIAC
RETAIL
_STORE
GOODWILL
USED CARS
across FROM POST OFFICE
ON MT. CLEMENS 8T
FROM A DEALER
YOU KNOW
1M6 ANID 1947
FORDS
PONTIACS
CHEVROLETS
SPECIAL! 1951 CHEVROLET
Deluxe: Two Door
$895 “BUICK BOB"
Oliver Presents
Good
Used
Buicks
They are still coming in as
trade-ins on the sensa-|
tional 1954 Buick. | |
}
Bea |
Buick
Owner
Be the proud owner of one
of these fine cars. They
are in tip-top shape and
“Goodwill Used Car”
}M48 AND 1949
CHEVROLETS
PONTIAC
FORDS |
SPECIAL! 1953 PACKARD
“200” Series, 4 Dr.
$1,795 “Goodwill Used. Car”
SPECIAL! ’S30 STUDF BAKER
New Paint
$495 “Solid Value”
50, °51 AND ’52
AND A FEW '53s
CHEVROLETS
PLYMOUTHS
PONTIACS
FORDS
DODGES
* OLDSMOBILES
HARDTOPS
SUBURBANS
STATION WAGONS
SPECIAL
Clean and Nice
$395 “Solid Value”
PONTIAC
RETAIL
STORE Factory Branch
63 Mt, Clemens at Mill
Phone FE 3-7117
You'll Do Better At
JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC
FORD 16 3 DR. RADIO AND heater, A nice one $496. 340
win, PE 3-947?
a AT. nace. 0) dn = Rr boise *.
’47 NASH SEDAN
CORN WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
°
:Beeressss Dynafiow tr)
“Bob” Roles Auto Sales
| 8, SAaginaw St rE +7100
’SO NASH SEDAN ©
AMBASSADOR
| Radio, heater overdrive bed equip-
- ment, end moter
MICHIGAN’S
MICHIGAN’S
th LL
. % OLDSMOBILE
$195
MICHIGAN'S nee es Geet really, anaapt |-
}—2-- - SRNEST. . oan
Noose eee moan : 1949. Ford Panel :
sure to please you.
|
. $1.265 Two door with radio heeter
and Dynafiow No. 48 -'S1 BUICK {
| '$2 BUICK
This fine Legge aceny
— ee oan a a
eer ereee
eereeee
‘49 BUICK
‘and meek excel
Tent, boay, sound. No
We Have An
Excellent
~-e-aelection Of
Convertibles All Makes & Prices
Buy Now...
And Save On The
_ Springtime Price
, Transportation
Specials
eeeeeerees
Oliver's Lot
Is Open
8a.m.-9p.m.
Our salesmen are courte-
ous and you are under no
obligation to buy when
you visit the Oliver Lot.
“BUICK BOB”
Oliver Your Friendly
Buick Dealer
Corner of Orchard
Lake & Williams St. |
Phone FE 2-9101
44 OLDS. 6 SEDAN
seeactalal :-* alae __ |
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST —
|___ ON rE GOnviR OF WOODWARD AN?) 13 MILE ROAD
'47 PACKARD SED.
It Runs
$195
MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE
ono RNR P ance 6-1929.
‘48 PACKARD SED. ef eolld trane
MICHIGAN’ S
acme ae ans “esa If You
Do Not Know
Automobiles
Be Sure
You Know
Your Dealer
‘S3HENRY J, 2 door. very clean ...... 3
‘47 FRAZER, 4 door,
transportation ... $199
-'SL CHRYSLER. ‘Windsor
4 door, automatic
transmission ..,..
‘46 MERCURY
4 d00f -..cc0cce
'47 PONTIAC
2 door eer eeeeene
’S0 BUICK 2 door,
the best
49 PLYMOUTH
COUDE co a view oes —
|'46 FORD 2 door, red,
$203 8 cylinder seer eee
3] MERCURY
4 door ... eeeeee
'47 CHEVROLET
46 CADILLAC,
Hydramatic ....
new tires eeeetres
2 door
Early Postwar
Models
Available,
Your Choice
$79
TRUCKS
_ brandnew
12 ft. stake
Visit Our ©
New Location
at
TURNER'S
Motor Sales
Woodward &
13 Mile Rd.
We Are Also
~'Doing Business
-at Our Old
Location
464
Birmingham
4 door ........-: $199
$299
'48 CHEVROLET Aero, |
$299
46008 ccc cece - $199
‘51 FORD
F-1 panel ....... $599
"30 GMC
panel ee Re 2]
$52 FORD
Cour ie T ccccsces 97 ee)
Woodward { _
S. Woodward
Harold
THIS!
1952 CHRYSLER Saratoga V4. ae
Keller-Koch CHRYS! = PLYMOUTR
Woodward at arse yo Ré.
Lies 430
J ‘JACOBSON'S_ “We have ‘47 through ’S1
Mercurys
Lincolns
Pontiacs
Plymouths
FACTORY OFFICIALS’
CARS
Practically new cars at
used car prices.
LARRY
JEROME
Rochester Ford Dealer
“POR ty wrmans a
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST
: eas ser Sige ‘ ces he Tce ee Oe ee ee eee ‘
Xy el \ 4 ag | je ve \ Nea .) \ a“ si
TWENTY-SIX _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954 | | ;
For Sale Used Cars 61) For Sele Used Trucks 62 Swaps | MODRET MAIDENS For Sale Miscellaneous 72| For Sale Miscellaneous 72 For Sale Miscellaneous 72) For Sale Pets =
. sTUDIO coves ' ELECTRIC RANOE. NEwEsT w| PARAKEETS, & NEW CAGE.
| f 4 let | Ste foature—ame of an Trained, Board 82
Drive a few miles for a Sit TARE MOUSE WHEE AND | COLONIAL a i a ined, good deal in a gauranteed r yy 8 Fo B : ’ LUMB endlinast ping. 194 paTEIne are om = oF emer ee urmeister s ER CO. 11 CUMBER |otot acy” coma
aK; O.K Oe seen teen ikee ase OPEN8A.M.TO&P.M.| OPEN DAILY 86 was CO. | _Teegrap
eH “: ine’ theame) for ema” howe SUNDAY 10T0 3 | ,~ SUNDAY92 =| BY sa ag ay. Genin & Feed
ene drive Wn. Trape 36 FT MODERN ete a aca ae dara
"|. - USED "aie ees LUMBER |. | : gweld ya aera curyne | Wcdes Metamora 10R2 128 W. Pe ery 870 per M U.S.G. Sheetrock Open: 8 | “8 ‘spout ‘ _ oa No rein. Will de
‘tae TRUCKS Wieam bret, trtace er Ousme 4x4’ 4x8x34 Antique Shop p Opening AY Pom, BALE. FOR CATELE & wah: User bes end drive this bile. or . pace ss iy ge eae % PLYSCORE $1.29 | ale BE gg eters ~ * Ba saan CORN. 106,
we ne ne, eee iLL TRE, OSD Tanto $2.72 EACH | SNe citar a ae a ele
chive, ane finish with white | LOOKING pas Rodis, -neater, | Fir Boards = a also ene ier
p- ~ = a alas y . \ par eg @ perfect 4s: m anya)
apindinipyil ota Spigid n= eee 38 $69 Mo Ease sie “h"> presage ceumo | truck? Then look these; FICE CORNER LOT. tosis, AL ‘ a alse, cues os pale oe :
a go The reoie’ fe bine over befofe you buy. side waits. ete os co on trade 3 Pp LYSCORE : | .Saees gene, tana) Beret | ee acts entre T AND SECOND CUE
ihe pee Tee orce tat or Clean automobile, FE 3-438). $5.75 EACH Plyscore Palece FE <0 or Hay, “ALL KINDS, STRAW, CAN
ye YOu . CONTRACT, , Ve | RINGO WI 8) copal
“peepee Sere | ‘4Q CHEV, | eee ce re pe | Rant teoaamrna. FE bam | HRA PQ" ert an yomers one —— = ° well baow good bescstrefiors. } . $5.75 Ea. OL Few SEATS 61 Bace. Mites we he
eray. your old car. Y% TON PICKUP 2 6. Tolegragh Cpa Bree. Z in. BLANKET ~ Cas FOR FURNITURE "MU eed
New red paint and ready| oppenmo a LAROR PAMILY INSULATION Rock Lath | on oRICE ne orn % ae 3o010 wie
Clarkston |=" eae HASPERIOFT. | geBundle sciainieamgn _ for sae Lao ol ; ke @ small farm or ae a Store | miles —— un | vesn oO OLD AND 1 2YEAR
MOTOR SALE S lake Broperty ig = — make an WHITE PINE 54” Cabi Sink Ose Bs ll yoo 77845 \" ed resistered Welstein cows &.
Ser SE - ona | 49 STUDE. Edw 3 M a t, Realtor | COMBINATION DOORS Potectain, at Geade oe Aenea te aE | Shien ime “e Open 6.308. me — 8 Dm \% TON PICKUP dw. M. Stout. Rea | $14 95 Reg. $109.50 Slightly {BaTred, jo transit. also | PRESH WOLSTEIN | CO’ “, 00085
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condition Appiy 1358 Jee | we've had Not a dent ‘MOVIE MERA Las . Sale Musical Goods 73| yeerling filly, OA 8-2666, oad 5 1'x4 Granger_Rd. Oxiord. | HERD OF 15 HOLSTEIN COWS.
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3-088"
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w battery FE +4736 ee “PONTIAC CUSTOM CATA-
lima, Hydramatic green
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USED TRUCKS A-1 Condition
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A-1 Value
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°S1 Ford
Vanette
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°S1 Chevrolet |
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"48 Ford
Y% Ton Panel
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Phone FE 5-4101
Michigan's
Finest
TRUCK BARGAINS
"46 FORD
2-Ton Platform
$295
‘$2 CHEVROLET
%-Ton Panel
$795
47 CHEVROLET
Sedan Delivery
$295
"61 CHEVROLET
%-Ton Pickup
$695
‘47 FORD PANEL
$195
'S) FORD
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$695
49 GMC
1-Ton Panel
$495
*§2 CHEVROLET
Sedan Delivery
$795
*$1 DODGE
¥%-Ton Panel
$595
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S. Saginaw at Cottage
PHONE FE 4-4546
4 STAKE TRUCK Wii sell or trade for car or pic-
up truck 2 Moerelano
WANTED TO BUY FRON PrI- vate party late model ong wheel
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just like new pe, bare Ba
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WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward
FE 4-4531
DODGE - “er TON “CAB & CHAS | apeed axe! $205
PARRY Jt JEROME
Rochester OL 1-ent,
ag ae 8 pt a i OBR |
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¥ Northville | 13oena |
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NEW EW & URED CUSHMAN Coc a acbou
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Por information & free estimates
MA 646470 days. EM }-2560 eve
ORIZED CENTURY DEAL ER mNtAND LAKES BOAT 6.
MC R SALES FE 26122
CHRISCRAFT KIT BOATS AT’
cut rete prices Free delivery
Evinrude motors Tony's a
2005
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS.
Starcraf— aluminem boats
Nee trailers. Everything for ya
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306 Orchard Lake Tt 32-8020
MERCURY CoTeOaR” MOTORS
Switeer Craft & Yellow JacketBoawe
Master Craft Trailers
SHORTY HOOK'S PLACE
| At Pine Lake Ph FE
| MERC TRY MOTORS 6. Tt. «Oe
horsepowers fer delivery soon
Tellot Bite grt molded aig
boats boa hardware
Hess, oan 7101 Diste Hwy vr
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NEW BOATS, 12 FT. 600. 1¢ FT
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Transportation Offered 68 WO
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_joad etther way FE 5-608
TRANSPORTATION ..
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To Les Angeles. Frisce and other
ers
| Pontiac SDRVE Away sen SERVICE 63% UNION eai3e or eae 20372
Swaps
SALE al TRADE @ PONTIAC |
OR 3-63
CHROME DINETTE 8&T POR |
, Wood difiette set OR 3-94489
TTY im 1953, 28 FT ROYAL
setrailer, will trade for lot,
or small home or what have you
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tween 10 and i. of PE Seis!
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ic CANDY VENDING MACHINES | Good condition. a ca with
equal vaiveation, FE , efter
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For Sale Clothing 70
*% SILVER pipet COAT
FE 46182
A REAL BUY, 678 FUR TRIMMED FE 54-2003 |
LOVELY FUR CAPE LIKE NEW | Must sacrifice §75, FE $1306 |
WHITE SATIN WEDDING owe with train size 10
Sale Household desde 71 — ————
BOTTLE GAS
otek ~~. - stoves, mar
of ranges aa Coste ‘gus installed x2 79
aeey Fuelgas Co 62368 Dixie
OR }-24601 |
Pes eae GAS SPACE HEAT-
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CONVENIENT ITEMS
THOMAS ECONOMY
FURNITURE CO. 361.8 Sasinaw what bh gor wn names or ave you
Tie
BFAUTYREST MATTRESS WD
spring, nearly new
seat, green Bog excellent con- |
dition 57 win |
| CHEST OF DnAWE RS, aged
sWeeper. oe Sry
| WELSH BOODLE © BUUOY. $16, OR | 3-6376 after 3 p.m. | | CONSOLE RADIO AND PHONO graph, 9100 FE 6-6207. | apis DAVENPORT, CHAIRS, | 4
dinette set. desk and Cedar chest 36 &. Heleomd,
_Clartsten
WAYNE GABERT'S |
APPLIANCE SPECIALS |
a 3 adaee Maytag. porcelain aq
ike new eee
| Bendis automatic washer, A-l 668
lroner, sew me
Bendis clothes dryer A-1 ee
Many others to choose from
121 N Saginaw FE 56-6189
Up to % months to pay
| ANTIQUES, PAIR OF VICTORIAN
chairs, Louls XVI desk, platform
goaky. all kinds of . MY
lana RANGE AUTO LIKE NEW |
fob rE 5-424
UsED BENDIX AUTO D wabaina
machine. gord condition §
PoRMIFOR ex xe oma a over y-
mente $o1e Preakie Ra “ Ler
~|o fF sed Trade-in
Love seat
Uving foom ....\).. | iiving room dining room South Maple.
Dept.
oe me ice Toom 23° Sad os =.= ti desk
Large round kitchen table
Apt size e! stove
Smell) down payment ree
WYMAN’S
18 W. Pike Only
FRIGIDAIRE, 6 CUBIC FT. GOOD condition 1760 Cass Lake Rd
Living ROOM SUITE 0x14 RUG,
; 2-4703
ts
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ATTENTION: 12 A, Coagelonm Ye price | 6139 Bogie Lake Ra. Tel now at
We ere mer te 1060 W. Buren Pires ving} cee We ~~ - Te 8
Mared 1 se All our He agony Bonny Maid vinv! inieid oe 10¢ NRCTRIC “WATER HEATER,
ecw @ . reduced to lew Rudder base on eo ee a pets ana certo =| SYERG_18 W Berea 43000 oS = R
2 W Lawrence FE $901 BED. 4 SIMMONS | es way FLOOR SANDER FURNACE FINE RCA PORTABLE RADIO et new Paith, | cleaners amers for, and carrying case $15 FE 5-875 = = rent Suulond 1 — Paint, | - UT SALE 436 Orchard Lake. FE 56180 TABLE, BUFFET sIX CHAIRS | A. Good cond Ideal for smal! din-| Used wringer washers $1950 vp RABBIT HUTCH, 10 ial ‘LONG.
tng room. Price very reesonabdle. Used re’ rators . $30.50 up _— rabbit, 2 yrs. “94 Fe 2-5966 © Used Easy an
TAPPIN OAS RANOE. VISULITE) ine: tee te REINO x | even, condition, $30. Mul guaranteed tanks 1 . OR 37686
_ erry oe ‘Dakiand PE 3-401 orat’s CHIChG6 ROLL
| SEW ING MACHINE RADIO. # AND ONE ot VE 8 aS oe ee ee
CONSOLE Beau SA UTPOL WANOGART MO- * Pe wceows RENTAL 3 ee a gy Tard ait mean. combination #1 t2 TY. vawe. eflenws
hell 100 AM and FM 3 speed bem mers Ger drain pemp. ag aacinew ‘ recon. player and Bet! oreo MAPLE DRESSER, FRIOIDAIRE,| of rons elbume Like 7
cee Sunn, Geceeeek Sides, Saute and rE Sees — . soerman Wilms rey Brot
and dresses, various sires 123 N = ae ae aa Discontin
Cais Ave, PR 46329 after 3:30. i LINOLE UM, 9x12. .$3.95 incepta oor
TV sET PERFECT CONDITION Req. 06.99 house ne point om sal iT - ’ - -
tien te, "Gee rene’, 0h. PS VacUGM creARiaa bates) NEW LOW PRICES $2766 | 1x6 She Doards 878. ~ i | belts and bags. 056 Myrtle | tose xt Coder sting +18
MATTRESSES ies, LYWOOO | za [POR FURNITURE OR Fir, tra fe Lin rh Saturde 82 Williams, | Phone OR 3-277. | axt'e Ide Lin ‘
Pe ves a =— ie nee a — éalens shogun bea ! nishings «appliances. books. We will tnstall.
night nearly ew. Ot a BLACKETT’S
| Er crveermacn | SAEED BSS 8) Building Suppaes suite 146 oft Perry AB OAS RANGE. a i SA oe Ma’ eee spin | DRAPES 2 SMALL ROCKERS a occasional table. #L0on SANDER and F —
baby lot —_ SE gENMORE “RANGE for rent. We carry Bruce res. | clothes & girls’ dreccss FE ELECTRIC ucts, Beacon, Simonize, Old
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THELMA M..ELWOOD REALTOR | SekorirUt Ag MAROGANY. Mo-
eaoninee- S190 pe aM “aN Vil Tadic, J epeed
Pog “ you heve scl¢ = og org me. - for late model o : for
Vaawet on Shi | FE Sisal es “The job's all Fight—only trouble is, he pays your salary
in stage money!"
| Sale Household Goods 7 71) Sale Household Goods 71 a
ALMOST NEW 13x13 AND vente MOVING LAST CALL, 10 PT ar’
a all woo! tuft car- vinator refrigerator, $85, large
peting. B od included $150 or best single walnut bed complete. $20.
otter 5-5262 — — oe od
ma changer cords. ’
ae Guent mi lee pores suger, creamer and
Dishes. glass and Bric-a-brac tay, ise sok Lectomog Mlemopry
puiomarme, REFRIGERATOR, woust sELL IMMEDIATELY.
condition ree Call FE davenport and matching chair, down filled cushions, ——
. “JUNIOR sIZzE “pinto ROOM TA-| chair: ‘beck chair; y
Kiteben table, FE vei? carved ue chair; pegs
settee; bie
resem? ge or ts"| Tas EE ’ =| Seng 1 ‘ rush Eee ‘apace beater,| dottom chairs; made tie tnd rugs, 0x12, 6x6. matching throw ‘qe HAVE on eee er ey oe ge,
washers of al makes gar : in aa — nome:
0 of _ them are $9.95 and the EASY SPIND YER WASHER AND
rest te tank type vacuum cleaner FE
FE ¢1856 of Pontiac 51 W. Huros | ‘ DAVENPOR T, 430.
| to" TABLE MODEL TV Ly ___¥s | 5-1008
Outside antenna kits yy) a Ks, i as
alue, 6 Tollets value,
WALTON TV sie 98 Lavatories, complete with
re 22251 dosiya Cr. Walton ghrome mizing fevcets, is.os.
§ ROOMS OF FURNITU NEAR- se ore fac marr
_ly new, leaving state vee. | gen. Fivorescenk 303 Orchard
STOVES BO , BOLD AND EX- changed rnet s @2 Mi. Clem- 4 BURNER GC. STOVE. 63s
_ens. FE 2000. —a\5 re Sn a
DEEP-PREEZE. UseD PIECE BL MMnonth, PE. 64633. 4 ——
ROLLAWAY BEDS BEDS AND. Twis rare 2 =< Bede) ood USED MAYTAO WASHER 9a 05
rn - Reba cleasers. tis bs 'D &. EsSseEes i a r , sie-se
_ #lectric drapes. *, chairs
sil Ninde ot llavne “and dishes. | AP _ FE +678
FE 43573
in ist. cet ee after 4 p :
DAVENPORT GOOD CORDETION. 7 ae Mw. 2
ASPITALT TILE dc cach | £ ot Sale Miscoflencoms 72
©. L.CASH CASH CASH
“~— anvthing you have of value
aue' Mic a
“Hon, M24, Lake Orion. MY 23-1631
Te yd. uu Paint #14 cal
| Harold’ , 140 S Saginaw | PE 2-480 Pree Delivery
| DAVENPORT, . ~ CHAIR, DININU
room suite Credenza buffet bed
and mattress, mise, FE
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45¢
.. 360
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35e
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Rebuilt—Guaranteed
$28 95 ce
$89 50
| Round Steak
\lee cream “%® gal
OPpyYRE "MARKE T Walten S oe
___ Open Sundays 741
FURNACES
1@ year factory guarantee Square y
1 Meadow. washer
2 Frigidaire washers A]
or atic. Nearly new $149 50.
So cu © Prigidaire,
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a's motors
CLAYTON'S
Pe sas —— Le. Re. ee
$7
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FE 37900,
LUMBER BUIL DING SU 2. = IES
SHOP AND (SAVE
rices in tow"
®: bunk odd beds | beda,
al stees. Mellyweed fre m 0 6, only $450. White pime sheathing | springs, cotton mattresses; inter-
spring mattresses roll ‘way bede: — , pol ig Bg 4 = -
kitchen cabinets; chrome ei scecy aggre’ 1a ise. ~
unfinished ches rear all sizes. wal- 28 : ry Rbvvtesdf ft. 16e Doors
out or maple finish @ressers and interior some as > as 06.00 cn |
chests; lnoleun,
LI gas stoves: ‘bereaens phon rues. wool rugs. Doors, a large stock $15 00
@ cuaranter tr save vou m~> up rs. estic and Im
ried wood Fir, White BANK FURNITURE. pine ar Birch Weldtex Wedge. | | 13 Auburn FE 47881 v ood @ man ere.
SELLING “Our ANTIQUES.) Crane & Siting. wend © onhek. dishes, paintings, YY 3-3026. | vance: Know your dealer for) SELLINO AT A “310. Loss | _ Quayity,
Sale Armstrong Vinoflor| Paul St. Cvr Lumber Co.
condition, $73, FE 52810
lish Johmsop A wax, floor was
WESTERNS —KUFO AUTOMATIC © ROOMS OF FURNITURE IN- Complete fine of super Kemtone.| shing. machme, $1 model, 683. | em | dishes and ytensiis $200. See our ‘w Cocherns spectro-
Good “tanaition “MI_ 6 10 ea oe ee y a ware. en Se Gent be toe wil ree po ee About mile weet ef warce st
rif® for 6390 Call efter $~ : — ¥WOOD AT LOW LOW PRICES: Oise” __ ‘ APARTMENT POEL OF PURNI , PLY Mote ar Low LS
SALE! | sree tp F ROTAL Oa WrnDowe rox Tile Marbietsed #%e 1 FT. CO Ox. 6 = ee Tile Cement Te gal old ent size elee- EASY SPIN DRYER, GOOD CON- “| vetle Til ni qe ee oe |_ dition OLive Hest)
| txit Linsie mart wh BARGAINS ge ag: Pg FLOORS iOP | 2 walnut twin beds complete $30 , ‘Baby bed complete $18 | 09 § Saginaw FE ¢821¢ chine cabinet —ssi«a...... $18 — __Parking in Rear cf Store Tabletop gas stove eee $20
A LOVELY ¢ PIRCE DINING 2 pe. ving rm. culte ...,..... 938 foom suite very Refrigerator wane sas
pe 8 Saginaw rr
tinder through 8)
"Lok ad! Yes, through ,,
Classified ads losers be-|
come finders fast! Call
FE 2-8181, FARM FRESH MEATS: jas NO. 2 & BETTER
YELLOW PINE FLOORING
$99 PER 1,000
|
OAK FLOORING
NO. 2 COMMON
$139 PER M.
2x4’ WHITE FIR
7c PER LIN. FT.
BIRCH DOORS
~~ $9.95
x8
SHEETROCK "$1.29
ROCK LATH 9c ‘BUNDLE
Burmeister’s
Northern Lumber Co.
WE DELIVER
With R pine Berv' Y
EM 3.4650 EM 3-3996
bbet toed HEATER.
eost $150.
Cen be used with
phiigas or natural gas, 0. Mia
IN. BICYCLE. G6OD
0, EM
PLUMBING SPECIAES Bors _ condition, |
D | _ heater,
| new 5
Steel Co. 135 Branch Bt. {across | ———;
am | ave on used bidg. material «a mil- PEKINGESE,
ket). FE good sound lumber, OUR TOOLS bo YOUR own| Ben,“ soos, Union "Bide.
plete oroek sewer ercek &| genet; "Co aifes Ww. Fight Mile
Ms Montealm | Farmington @268. Open daily 8:06 rE Pri, Wed.,| to 6:00 Sunday 10:00 to 3:00
8 >. 30. _Clees 7 corel _— v FT. RECESSED Cl sam tubs u 3252. 3.
R's scrubbable, Past drying. Ne te "Ob. Tengen, 0 8 point odor, no streaks, laps oF | as
rush mark. 100 gorgeous colors. | Genicine CABINETS. LARGE 20. See your B. P, 8. paint desler. “tac mirror all metal cabinet, USED POWER MOWERS AND) 67.95 value $3.95. Slightly marred new | models a re} Also large selection of medicine |
= a buys. wil | N iding oe Set Re] | ew' e :
WicvipeMlle? Qerden & Lawn) at Cateptional bareains Michigan
Ave: (ort of 14 Mile) Birming- oo
the new 1954 model Rototillers LIONEL & AMERICAN
for $200. Time payments evail- PLYER-TRAINS
e. AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE |
AIR DRIED DOUGLAS FIR | ,. genuine facto geet te 16 ; i @c Lin. ft.| | Pree test on nog gal $u6 IF te 16........ lle Lin ft. | / Tasker's S 1a 258 17 & le 6c Lin. ft} | ss Phone PE |
at oe Suen. we ent a L SKETS | Ae §-- 7 Sa or A FIREPLACE BASKET!
iT oe oer Se Wah hw se | PARAR ee ‘ > cara $140 pox i 28° Front Widt) 819.25 ea. | 30° Front Width $20.40 ea HAGGERTY | 3a Front widtn $31.18 oa
LUMBER COMPANY | bee Br AYLOCK =
17 Ry w Lake | Bil To
Lake Ave. rr 31161
USED HEATING
EQUIPMENT COLONIAL
LUMBER CO. PHONE OR 3-2215 7605 HIGHLAND
( Mite West of RD ‘(M-56)
Airport)
Open. Deily 66. Sunday 62
. Save rsa ‘off W Hvrom) be -ment.*nart
ment
WTD PIANO | WILL PAY C
in 24 hours, PE 40°66
| USED STEINV'AY CONSOLE WAL- : aut case like new. Save one third
; Gellaghers. 16 E. Huron. | ASH
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Gibson Guitar Le: Pav!
and amplifier
odel
emia ba WRECKING co. ingners. rs bale —~
i tol.et new
i $16 feat e
bench J'x10, 20 ft of binge. eye maple $2
wood bed, 5 and mattress.
$22_ Phone ‘
KEL
sat HARDWARE
Awning Type Windows | INSULATION
STORM DOORS
COMB. STORM SASH
M. A. BENSON
| wea 8.
50448
DRIVEWAY GRAVEL, FILL DiRT,
a ROAD A
gravel. Pr 0-40 =» cushion
sand. Wiki » Sand & Gravel
| _ PE 60218 or FE ol
PRES ay waa elev ne ww iv
| _tmg, prompt service or adn
BLE FEMALE COLLIE PUPS.
| ; eee ae. Cheap. Farmington
\= ” nines - |2 RABBIT DOGS, BLACK AND
| tan and ade 3 old 7 —| Pert SERVICE
NTEED BABY MALE Pin-
32-3340, 91 Melrose _ PIANO TUNING | AND aePain.
Ca.) Frans Boeberits sh. Others due in 2 weeks.
Also 500 bales mixed y Cc,
Gordon, Ph Holly $657 .
- | 3 LARGE 3 YR Oty
cows. Ready to freshen 1 $250
and 1 $225. Leslie
Orion 1353 W_ Scripps nd
RIDING HORSES FOR SALE.
#216 Hemmingway Rd. Lk Orion.
23-6682. Call after 6 pm
=.
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rv a OLD HOLSTEIN DUE TO freshen Feb 28 6 year old Guern-
sey due to hoses’ March 15. -Ph.
_ Holly | 5167
a YOuRS , Rates
4989 Huston Dr. off Brown Rd.
__Salle Farm Produce. 87
EsH EGGS ON FARM =—
Wholesale
“Por.
. OF money back Out
nn Carsten Nd. left first
_tloughten & Son, tee
AUTHORIZED J I. case
SALES ey SERVICE
New and used farm
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Pontiac Farm n Supply
zit Poslla’ Ra Phone FE ai
COMPARE
THESE PRICES P20 Farmall, $225. Fiz Farm
gee. Ww. C. Allis Chalmers,
i@ MASSEY-HARRis © ion.
for“ essen GROUND TOOTS
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We dem
BLACKETT INC. YOUR FEROUSON DEALER
5454 Dixie Hwy __Waterforg
ROLENS GARDEN i TRACTORS
M. 7 Pia 4g ts TILLERS MOWERS
EVANS. Baur, 6507 DIXIE HWY, 3-050¢6.
~~ ONE MAN CHR sain
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SUPER Cc
HIT
EXTRA LARGE TR I”
6s ance SEE ts U8 OR CALL
wi KING BROS.
Your I-H Dealer
| Pontiac Road at Opdyke
PE 407K FE ¢1119 wow Is 7
KING BROS.
Your I-H Dealer
Pontiac Road at Opdyke
wan Gore eet SPREADS, _Mactizery, Pa al Onteevtiie. SNOW
Berridge, Lake - |
(THE PONTIAC
--Today’s Television “Proarams - -
TONIGHT'S TV momonTs | 12:45~()—City Attire. _ wend.” stars Ruth Warrick
§:30—(T)—-Lille Begins at Kighty-/1:00-(—U. of M. Hour. (D—| . Greneen bum
- oldsters. (4)—Winchel
(4)—Stars of Tomorrow. Ama-
teur talent, Louis Jordan, guest
star. (2}—Red Skelton. Comedy
9:30—(T)—Leave It to the Girls.
Feminine panel grilis guest col-
umnist. (4)—Ethel and Albert.
Family comedy. (2)—Beat the
Clock. Quiz show.
8:00—(T)—Pantomime Quiz. Cha-
rades game; John Barrymore
Jr. (4)—Spike Jones. Zany
music, comedy; Margaret Tru-
fan, guest. (2)—The Jackie
9:30—(2)—My Favorite Husband.
Joan Caulfield, Barry Nelson:
Liz enters George in ‘‘Husband
21:15—(2)—Saturday Night Show.
Feature film to be announced.
SUNDAY MORNING
8:00—(T)—Church in the Home.
8: 45—(4)—News. (7)—Cartoons.
9:00—(4)—Crossroads Church. (7)
—<Action Theater.
10: 45—(2)—See For Yourself.
11:00—(4)—Adventure Ho. (7)—
Midnight. (2)—Court of | 1:30—(T—Sunday Matinee, (2)— This Is the Life.
2:00 — (4) — Sesundien. (2)—
Cowboy G-Man. = *
2:30—(4)—Chamber Music. (2) —
Theater. (7)—Black Spider.
3:60—(4)—Tom-Tom. (2) — Youth
Stands
-|3:30—(4) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. (7)—
Mello-D . Roundup. (2)—Man of
the week.
Jury.
venture. (4)—Zoo Parade.
per Circus. (2)—Omnibus.
SUNDAY EVENING
6:00—(4)—Dangerous Assignment.
(1)-—George Jessel.
quest.
(2)—Meet the UAW-CIO.
in comedy. (7)—TV Teen Club.
1:00—(4)~Today.
8: 45—(T)—Cartoons.
| 00—(4)—Playschool. ‘d)—Break-
9:45—(2)—Brighter Day.
18:¢0—(4)—Ding Dong Schogl. (7)
1@:36—(4)—One Man's Family.
10;46—(4)—Three Steps.
11:60—(4)—Home. (7)—Playhouse.
11:30—(2)—Strike It Rich. 4:08 — a Roy Rogers. (T)—
Laurel and Hardy. (2)—Juvenile
4:30—(7)—Annie Oakley. (2)—Ad-
5:00—(4)—Hall of Fame. (7)—Su-
6:30—(4)—Victory at Sea. (T)—
Boston Blackie. (2)—You Are
There. “The Rise of Adolf Hit-
ler,” is being repeated by re-
1:00—(4)—Badge 714. Jack Webb
stars. (7)—You Asked for It.
1:30—(4)—Mr. Peepers. Wally Cox
{2}—Jack Benny. Helen Hayes
will be Jack's guest along with
Rochester, Mel Blanc, Don Wil-
and Bert Lahr. (7)—Motion Pic-
ture Academy. Victor Jory stars
in “Border Renegade.” (2)—
Toast of the Town. Guests on Ed
American Red Cross on the show.
1e:30—(4)—The Norths. (2)—
What's My Line. (7)—Big Game
Hunt. “Cameras in the Wildern-
fast Club.
Charm Kitchen. (2)—Arthur
Godfrey.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(4)—Bride & Groom. (7)—12
Film. (2)—Valiant Lady. ~
12:15—(2)—Love of Life. (4)—
Hawkins Falls.
12:36—(7)—News. (2)—Tomorrow’s ' \ 4 "7% ‘
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6:30 WIR. on Reynolds
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CELW, Parliament
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
1:¢0—WIR, Symphony
Tein iru ha rw
WJBK, News, Cline WWJ, News 1:4—-WEYZ, J. Crowley
$:00—WJR, Gunsmoke
Dancing Party
$:38—WJR, Gen tere
$:08-—WJIR, Two for Money
CKLW. Barn Dance
9:38—W JR, Jamboree
Www. Gres
WXYZ, Henry Jerome
Lembardo
Search. (4)—Betty White
12:45-—(2)—Guiding~ tight. (7)—
Stars on Seven.
11:600—(4)—Theater. (2) — You're
What You Eat.
1:38—(2)—Moore Show.
2:00—(2)—Double or Nothing. (7)
—My Life. ‘
2:30—(7)—Theater. (2) — House
party. (4)—Jean McBride.
2:45 -(4)—Nancy Dixon.
3:00—(2)—Big Payoff. (4)—Kate
Smith. 7
$:30—(7)—Air Base. (2)—Ladies
Day.
4:00—(4)—Welcome Traveler. (7)—
Cowboy Colt.
4:30—(4)—On Your Account. (2)
Feature Theater.
6:00—(4)—Adventure Patrol. (7)
—Auntie Dee. :
5:30— (4) —Howdy Doody. (2) —
Bob Crosby. (7)—Cartoons. _
§:45—(7)—Weather. (¢2)—Sports.
MONDAY EVENING
¢:00—(4)—Music Time. (7)—De
troit Deadline. (2)—Gene Autry.
6: 15—(4)—News. (7)—Sports.
6:3@—(4)—Sports. (7)—Wild Bill.
(2)—Telenews.
6:45—(4)—Man About Town. (2)—
Weatherman. cd
7:00—(4)—Capt. Braddock. (T)—
Playhouse. (2)—Craig Kennedy.
7:30—(7)—Jamie. (2)—News. (4)
—Arthur Murray.
7:45 — (@) — News. (2) —(Perry
Como.
8:00—(4)—Name That Tune. (7)
—Sky King. (2)—Burns and
Allen.
8:30—(4)—Voice of Firestone. (2)
Talent Scouts. (7)—Dr. L Q.
9:00—(4)—Dermis Day. (7)—Wres-
tling. (2)—1 Love Lucy.
9:30— (4) —Robert Montgomery.
(2)—Masquerade Party.
10:00—(7)—Motor City. (2)—Studio
One.
16: 30—(4)—Duffy's Tavern.
. | 11:00—(4)—News. (7) — Soupy’s
On. (2)—News.
11: 16—(4)—-TBA. (7)—Theater. (2)
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WXYZ, Healing Wings .
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WJBK. Record Reom
2:46—CKLW, Chosen People WCAR, News
3:06—-WW!), Golden Voices 6:18—WJIR, Bud Quest
WXYZ, Marines Review WXYZ, Pred
WJBK, News, Record
CKLW, Sammy Kaye
WCAR, News. Review
' $:15—CKLW, Opportunity
| $:30—CKLW, I Was a Red f 6:43—WCAR, Radice Revival §30—WW), L. Jones
| WWJ, Mantovani ps 16:46—WJIR, CBS Orch.
11:06—WJR, News
U1:15—WJR, Sports Pina) WWJ, News
11:38—WJR, CBS Orch.
SUNDAY MOBNING
€:06-—WJIR, At Dawning
News, Muste
WJBK, Easy Listening
6:30—WJR, Farm Review
WJBK, Guy Bowman
6:65—WWJ, Coffee Concert | 5SO—WIR, Mage Struck
WCAR, News, Review
5:15-WJBK, Guy Bowman
7:15 WWJ, Meditations
WXYZ, Organ Reveries
CKLW,. Baughey Ted
WJBK. God's Church
1:46—WWJ, Devotion songs
WKYZ, Morn Dev
WCAR, Morn. Musicale SUNDAY EVENTING
¢:00—WJIR, Gene Autry WW), -Collegé Qu
KLW.
(JBK, News,
6:15—WXYZ. Drew Pearson WCAR, Harmony
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6:30— WIR, Our Mise Brooks |
ww, NBC Symphony
CKLW, Bob Considine
6:45—CKLW, Music Bhow
‘7:00—WJR, Jack Benny
CKLW Tabernacie
WWJ, News, Records
7:18—WXYZ, Paul Harvey
WJBK, UD. Roundtable
2:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy | WCAR. a on een is
WXYZ, What's t . CKL Austin Orent
CKLW. Radio Bible WCAR. WJBK, Gen Perguson roms
6:00—WJIR, Bing Crosby 8:45—WWJ, Guest Stars
WJBK, News, O)
$:30—W JR, Little Margie 12:-46—WJIR, Jkck White
ww WW, Fran Harris
(0:18—WJR, String Time
10:38—WJR, Chapel Hour
Music CKLW, Dr Barnhouse WJBK, Record Room
9:45—WXYZ, A. Cook « CKLW,
10:00—WJR, Man eof Week 1:30—WJR, Dr. Maione
ore. “eS Man Out WXYZ,
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10:30—WIR, Fects Forum
WW, Meet the Press CKLW, Dick Powell 1:3)-—-WKYZ, Nat'l Vespers .
WJBK, Melody Time 7:185—WJR, Music
CKLW, Sunday Schoo}
1:43—WWJ, Blue Serenade
2:06—WJR, Symphonetie 1.38. WW). Listen
WXYZ,
WWJ. Catholic Hour _ WJBK, Gentile, Binge
wxyYz, searing Waters WCAR, Corres
CKLW,. Eider Morton 7:45—-WW) News
Meet Con
Prank and Ernest
6:30—WJR, Muste
WCAR, Messenger
WJBK, Melody Time ,
WCAR, Cranbreat Theater | WCAR. Pentiae High
5:45—WJBK. McLeod
CKLW, Farm Mutual 10:45—WWJ, Break
WCAR, Harmony
WCAR, News, Le
CKLW, News
11.30—WJR, Make Up Mind .
WWJ). Phrase Pays CKLW,
WXYZ, Mod Romance
‘XYZ, Paul Winter CKLW. Queen for a Day
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12:16—WJR, Aunt
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1t:30—WJR, Helen
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Music Hall WXYZ. Ne " CKLW. Hesling Win, Sala fen Der bas WCAR, Club 1
Sun. at Home
0:30—WJR. Bergen. MC rthy WJBK, News, George
WXYZ, Hour of Decisice WCAR, News. Club. CKLW. Quiet Sanctuary
1:15—WJIR, Ma Perkins
WJBK, Tom George
Walks
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|Scelba Expected «:s.*3"sx"r | Enrico De Nicola, former: presi-
° i ; : 6:46—WYZ, News,
1:40—WJR, Dick Burris
CKLW, Teby David
CKLW. Austin Grant
CKLW, Toby David | WKY. Dick Osgood
$:00—WIR, Jack White
WWJ, Bob Maxwell
WXYZ, Osgood. Wolfe
CK".W, News, David
WJBK. News, Gentile
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WCAR, Coffee With Clem |
WW, Bob Maxwell
WXYZ. Qir! Marries
11:@8—WWJ. Gtrike It Rich
WKYZ. Grand Cent Station WXYZ, Lome Ranger
CKLW, Wonderful City
WJBK, News, McLeod
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| 11:18—WEYZ. Glagie’s Party ww, (tee) WOAR, (1188) Wve, cam) WIBK, (14608)
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‘—_ peepee ns cla ChLW News Bud Satie Temple 10:48 WIR, Christophers WIBK. Tom Georse Z, Assembly of Cod WCAR. News, Club
. ‘ 1100 WIM. Dick Burrie 2:16—-WIR, Perry Masee
Ba hickensie WXYE, News, Preedom AR, Hews, Chub
, Laver News CKLW, News, Witness t:38— WIR, Sere Draze
Kea WIBK, News WXYZ, Martin Biack
WCaR, Sports
1: 15—WJR, = y
CKLW, E. Yes. ~ Light | =:43—WJR Brighter Day WWJ, Here's e Anewer
lee 11:38WW J, Lorraine's Party CKLW
WXYZ, News, Party
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ws Records WCAR, Club 1130
WWs. Bierna) Lignt — — Ww), Lite Beautiful WXYZ Tomorrow . tater
CKLW. Back to God MONDAY NING CKLW. Piano Briets
WCAR, American Music 6:20—WIR, Farm Forum WCAR, News.. Rhythe
“| 24 WCAR, Record Rev. WWJ, Bod Maxwell WJBK, News, George
3:16—WJR, House
WWJ, Road of Life
CKLW. Eddie
Welte $:30—WIR, Pepper Young
WXYZ, Paul Winter
CKLW. Eddie ane
WJBK, Dew MeLeod WXYZ, Newa, Wolfe CKLW. Hour . CKLW. News. Davia WCAR. News, Review WJBK. Rise & Shine 3:46—WIR, Gal Sundsy
WwW. Right te Happ.
Mall 4:00—W IR, Listen Lorene
Backstage Wile ww, and Live WXYZ, Wattrick McK. ‘Wolfe vo N . News
WCAR. News, Ballads
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WwW, @telle Dalles
WCAR, Talk Sports
$:00—W JR, News
WWJ. Piain Bit!
WXYZ, Wattrick, McK
WJBK. News. Mcleod
WCAR, News, Ballads
6: 15—WJIR, Muste Mal!
WWJ, tet Page Farrell
1 CKLW, Wild, Bill oe ‘WIR, News
WEYK our of Decisics WWJ, Minute Parade 8:48 WJR. Curt Massey
4:00—WJIR, Knowledge WXYZ, Breakfast Chub WWJ). Marriage Pays
WWJ, Weekend CKLW, News, sic —
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9:15-WJR, Pleasant Valley | WWJ. News by True “ao CKLW, News, Heatter 4:45-—-WJBK, Guy Bowman WJBK, Don McLeod
WCAR, Revord v.
4:30—WJR, World Today
CKLW, Nick
WJBK, Recor %: WIR,
4:43—CKLW, Lorne Green due Tony Martin WCAR, Temple Academy
@:00—WJIR, A. Godfrey
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Bhadow CKLW. News, Sports
WJBK,
Garter CKLW. Good Netghbor eS ere ol
Room , Budd Lync 4 WJBK, Bob Murphy =
Pete & Joe CKLW. Eddie Chase
6:30—WJIR, Bod Reynolds
WW, Fran Pettay
WXYZ McKensie
WWJ, Nations’ Business
1:00—WJIR, Guest House
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Se ee | ae CKLW. Pulton Lewis Jr
CELW, True Detective | CKLW. Mary Morgan WJBK. Tem George
T:15—WW), Alex Drier
Bank WXYZ, Show World
CKLW Guy Wuse
WWJ. Morgan Beatty
CKLW GQabdrie) Heatter
| §:00—WJR. Suspense
Bell Ww, Raliresd Bour
WJBK, Tom George
6:30—WJR, [alent Scoute
WWJ, Voice m
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Trent
CKLW. Lutheran tour WEYZ. L Stanier 10: 16— WXYZ, of Tows
W.1BK.. Records CKELW, Ginger Rogers caLw, 7, ey Date
0:00—WJR, Hall of Pame . “a : MONDAY AFTERNOON (0:30—WJR, Wizard
week won Winchell 1:40—WIR, Road of Life warn ae Sy au CKLW. Burns Baptist WWJ, News, Muthoilend CKLW WNewe-
9:18—WXYZ, Taylor Grant | SATE Guee Ty ews
11:00—WJR, News
WWJ, News
CKLW. News Goends
WJBK, Houseparty
ti:86—WIR, Bob Reynolds
WW, Alles
CKLW, Sunday Musi WIDE: Pen oon Tep of Tows A y e ——
WJBK, News, Records WCAR, News, Clu’ : pt st Manhattan Musie
1:48—WJR Guidine Light 11:38—WIR, I Believe. |
‘ CKLW Phil with Musie j Z
$:00-WJR. Rrimop Meuse | Warren's nomination to be chief
| justice had drawn sharp criticism
| from Knowland, said he would like
‘to see the Californian put before’
‘the Senate a plan to overhaul its)
| time-honored seniority system of
‘electing committee chairmen.
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4.30 WWJ, Widder Brown
‘BK, Leed
WXYZ, Wattrick-McKenste
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Headiess Horseman = yesterday while Langer. at. times
| qre—woe, Pamily skeletes | Signs of a willingness
1:46—WJR, Ba. R. Murrow
WWJ, One Man's Pemily
CKLW. Perry Come
WXYZ. Your Land. Mine
The Paicon
} 8:18 WKYZ, Gammy Kaye
11:45—WJR, Rosemary WJBK, T. George
WWJ Gecond Chance
“WKYZ, Glagle's Party
| 12.00—WJR,° Wendy Warren WXYZ Band of the Day
Under - Arrest
Asked for Fort Custer
Proposed Air Academy
LANSING # — The House Fri- |
day passed a resolution urging the |
Air Force to establish the pro |
DISTRICT 4
A resident of
Pontiac since 1938
ENDORSED by Board and Body of Local 125, United Rubber Workers C.1.0.
Member of Lees! 125, U.R.W.-
A., Executive Board.
of Scab
ditty to serve city. *
He Believes in:
1. Addition te Pontiac General Hespital.
2. Solution of Down-Town Parking Problem.
3. Decent end workable canditions
other city workers, ‘them oni /besis of cities our size.
/ 4, Enforcement of Contre! Laws.
5. Better Parks and R facilities,
6 Opposes wage raise tor City Commissioners feeling ite eivie
For, Free Ride to Polls Coll PE 4-8720 Are You Ready for a Change?
VOTE FORE
Previous Chairmen Belidwi
Rubber. Education and Recres-
for Police, Firemen end all
4
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WASHINGTON u—Sen. Know. | land (R-Calif), the majority leader, |
jto try to deprive Sen. Langer |
'(R-ND) of his Judiciary Commit. |
‘tee chairmanship.
Langer, whose handling' of Far! |
.
It would give him a chance to!
| show Knowland, he said, that ‘the
senator from North Dakota has
| some triends’’ in the Senate.
Knowland, in_ talking with _news-
'men two days ago, sald it was
junes_| time for the Senate to “free itself
from being shackled by the se-
nority system’ and work out, per-
haps for next year, a more flexible
method of selecting committee
4:45—.WWJ, Woman in House chairmen so that they would be)
CKLW. News, G. Wright «ore in sympathy with the major-
ity.
While Knowland did not call any
—_ CKLW, Rhythmeire Chase = names. Langer told the Senate |
yesterday there was no doubt the |
| majority leader had him fm mind
| in proposing a change in the pres- |
lent_system, under which the chair- |
man of a committee always is the |
| senior member from the majority |
party. Knowland cid not contra- |
dict Langer. if
oo * e .
Instead the Californian sat by
| good-humored and at times roar-
| ing and pounding his desk, defend-
ed his handling of Warren's nomi-
nation and his own republicanism.
Even before he began his speech,
Democrats were understood to|
ee aoe ie passed word to him they
| would back him in any floor show-
|down on the seniority issue. The
/Democrats now outnumber the
Poe icans in the Senate, 48 to’
| 4 ‘
The Senate never has shown any |
to alter its |
seniority system, but Sen. Kuchel
| (R-Calif) said he would support ea
| change because under the present
| practice Warren was subjected to)
| “vitriolic, contemptible attempts
to destroy his reputation.”
This was a reference to 10 un-|
levaluated and unsworn charges |
| against Warren which, at Langer's,
| direction, were publicly aired last |
week at a Senate judiciary sub-
committee hearing. :
* © ®
ate.
The Judiciary Committee later
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4:05 p. m. Mon. thru Set.
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NEW YORK w#—Small canapes VALUE OF FRIENDS _ by J. Lee Voorhees
SaSicineen Lette ell Jou abou had more 1 tor a columnist's diet when the
| pantry is full of appetizers but no
imain course):
| A friend of mine swears he
loverheard this conversation ‘ be-
tween a man and his wife, who
/were having trouble with their |
rambunctious child.
Wife—‘Our trouble is we don’t |
use psychology on the boy.” Husband — ‘‘Aw, what~the heck |
circumstances 3. L. VOORHEES
She called a few Jobbers, found a location,
aia a Beauty Shop and hoped. Friends
used their influence to make that tiny shop
in town
amily ts old, have a beautiful [fj
home but they missed old friends; after a
two year period they had acquired new
friends — were happier but worried: ane
doesnt ve a car a ney ,are two mi
from the Post Office and Bank. How could does a Syear-old kid ‘now about |
she manage if illmess struck? It did, psychology ?"’
denly ; ‘ * ¢ @
Friends rallied around them. vied with [| Aaron Kaye, the picturesque,
one another as to which one could do the
most. This little lady said, “We thought we Manhattan merchant who buys
were alone, we're not. The most loyal and sells used furs, has a new
mM 5. SIPLE friends are all around us.’ gimmick in his ads. He's now in-
VOORHEES SIPLE FUNERAL HOME 268 N.Perry 68t. Phone FE 2-8378 swung one trade—a
for a ‘33 mink coat.
pee
VOTERS of DISTRICT 3 --- VOTE MONDAY for
EARL J. SMITH Your City Services must be continued on an
efficient, economical basis to provide a maxi-
mum for the tax dollar expended.
Your Tax Dollar must provide all the services
needed and desited, plus funds for expansion
and development. ~
Your Future Welfare must be considered in
all planning. Such planning to be on a ‘Pay
As We Go Basis.”’
Earl J. Smith is qualified to carry out such a
program for you in the City Commission. He
is sincere in pledging his support to keep Pon-
tiac progressive and economically sound. RARL 3. SMITH
For Car Service to Voting Polls Call FE 5-0738
VOTE MONDAY for Earl J. Smith
viting people to trade their used
: TES PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1954
P otpourri Makes. Column
When Creativeness Fails |
Folk songs in the back country
|of the Philippines frequently have
‘a practical point of view, I am| U# told by Catalina Zandueta, pretty
| young Filipino singer who makes
her Town Hall debut this month.
In the Visayan Island group, a
| boy sings to his girl: “I would
like to take you out. But your fa-
‘ther and mother and probably
your.aunt would have to come,
too. So there is very little point in
the whole thing.”
At weddings artiong the Igorots,
| this one is sung for the bride (but,
beat you.”
The Igorot funeral lament fre-
quently contains a scolding for the,
newly departed: “You were a bad
man. If you were good, you would
not have died. Only bad people
die.”’
| Most psychiatrists I've met don’t
| deserve all the bad jokes told about
| psychiatrists. But recently I went
|uptown to interview an analyst
| we'll call Dr. Schmigelosa, who I
| had never seen before.
| Ag I was entering his building,
;a man I I didn't know entered with
a
Which is Dr. Schmigelosa's apart-
bios The doorman directed me
| to the elevator man.
| for Apartment 5D.
floor, I got out. So did the stranger.
| Again he heard me ask the eleva-
tor man, ‘‘Which way is 5-D?"
| I went, as directed, to the left,
‘and was just about to press the
| buzzer at 5D when the stranger
stepped up, saying in hushed tones,
“Good afternoon, I'm Dr. Schmige-
losa. May I help you?”
I guess he was casing me all
the way through the lobby and up |
| the elevator.
Estimated oil reserve in Cana-|
'da total half a tank car full for |
|every person in the country.
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Elect Councilor = for DeMolay Chapter’ | The Pontiac Order of DeMolay |
_Tecently elected Charles W. Fur- |
long as master councilor. He suc-|
ceeds Walter Shelton. who has been |
elected scribe and treasurer.
Other new officers are Ralph
'Gooch, senior councilor; James |
Schellenberg, junior councilor; |]
Paul Hagle, senior deacon; Keith |
Mittledorf, junior deacon; Lee |
Hathaway, senior steward; John
Ensworth, junior steward; Jerry
Ryan, orator; Rodger Rice, senti-
nel; Duncan McVean, chaplain; |
Roland Cornell, marshall; Robert '
Retain
MAURICE E. FINNEGAN
PONTIAC MUNICIPAL JUDGE
PREFERRED BY:
Workers: oti
He has always ed their rights.
Taxpayers:
His Court in 1953 showed $30,000 savings.
Lewyers:
His Court handled aon
ee ee ames cule 9 (cen on epee
Vote for Your vole in « sound
&] Maurice E. Finnegan investment in Good
Government
a a
Arthur J.
school system.
1954-$60,000. )
service projects.
railroad crossings.
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They have-fostered and insisted on programs that have
freed our City of debt.
They have completed and paid for $8,000,000 worth of.
streets, sewers, storm drains, water and other public
By economy and good planning they are building a new
City Hall at NO Additional Cost to the taxpayer.
They are insisting on action to protect our citizens at.
These men have experience, knowledge and courage so
essential to good government. Good government does not
just happen-it is a result of capable commissioners.
Let’s Keep Them!
Free Transportation to and from the Polls
Available — Phone FE 2-8910 .
VOTE MONDAY - -- RE-ELECT COMMISSIONERS
ARTHUR J. LAW
EIRONALD C. Vote Monday -- Retain Commissioners
Benjamin M. Ronald C.
LAW GATES HALLENBECK
VOTERS of PONTIAC
Ask yourself, why are these known representatives of
labor under attack? Why this movement to try to defeat
your representatives. Is it moral, political, or what? What
are the forces behind it?
THINK!
Is it because they have throughout the years given the
working man honest and capable representation in City
Government? Is it because they have fought for adequate
and decent housing, both private and public, for our:
citizens? Is it because they have adopted the FEPC
Ordinance, to prevent discrimination? Is it because they
believe that hypocrisy has no place in government?
Here Is Their Record
They have cooperated with all law enfércement agencies
on enforcement of law and solution of crime.
They have been fair to all groups, management, labor,
business and others.
They have cooperated in improvement and growth of the ARTHUR J. LAW
District 4
(1942 $5,000,000 debt-end of
BENJAMIN M. GATES
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BENJAMIN M. GATES