“TEXT OF MESSAGE ON PAGE 3 free world’s, and ‘thus to our own the Republic hi eurdivel ts tothy’s ‘oncil ‘ the a oso jae sain cealiet ot aon 2 Buetow ) bers ny wit ei In tig Sl, Batowe nee with Raine ot ae eis ls Seen a Facmypcogera Bessa oss that ” poses a continuing a A = ty of surprise, attack” and for| States under Ragrseten a a lower level of armament Eisenhower told Congress that isolation -from—such-nations would invite war. * * * He also emphasi ized that “our In his State of the Union mes-| ‘Sage, prepared ‘for a joint Senate- House session, the President said). __that “at no time in the history The Weather - Home "Pari" alder | ’ ) . Edition ~ “th a Ndth: YEAR : Dey = ~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1957—60 PAGES RT ae | Te 4 £2 Is Launched! a | | on Record Year JIGIG VIUS VUUl | | : ” of ‘Civic Projects | City Shovel The city ig Pontiac: has launched its biggest year Macmillan Gets sateen ‘irst Heavy . a now of Year Piles Up Woe * ity oveling : in capital improvement projects in its history, City __. Manager Walter K. Willman disclosed today. ~ “(pine grunt one aus s JOD 5 Britain s Named Prime Minister : Lj Seven-Inch Fall Mercury Hits 9 pital addition and esti- mated 3 million dollar sew- age treatment plant _proj- eck, the clty will be under Queen’ Elizabeth Calls Pinal fa — 2 | 000-in civic improvements. on Exchequer Chief. to . , 1 witha all can —, Succeed Eden 25 =— Close ; crease, Willman emphasized. LONDON (® — Harold The Pontiac area was 4 si.geneee on hand and corred Macmillan became prime eee tae ee ae over from 1956 funds, An addi- minister today. of. last night's b Seusl Shens.e00 to expected % He is an old friend of | tears be added to the city’s treasury ; oo which had the rest of Mich- _ from state gas and general city Preaiient Eisenhower, and | igan all but paralyzed. y taxes, and by special assess: Britons can count on him As the shovels worked 4 to strive to repair the dam-| § age done American-British| > relations by the invasion of| | ms t. He succeeds Sir Anthony Eden both as the Queen’s first minister and as lead-| © er of the Conservative}; overtime, the Weather Bureau warned area resi- dents they could look for- ward to the mercury taking a nose-dive to a season low of eight degrees but no This $3,225,000 income compares to a scheduled improvement pro- gram, less hospital wing and treat- ment plant, totaling $3,263,000. COMMISSION MUST OK “I want to emphasize that all this is still subject to commis- sion consideration and final adop- ree eee | * Pontiac Press Photos DELAYED WHITE CHRISTMAS—Residents who hoped for snow = in the party than Richard / silons kG ofect overnight - ot whom many politicians Retail .gasoline prices began i < eupeitiperes twuned theses , aph, Square Lake State police Detective Lyntra| ang Bonerely today Ws Sandan sw aplog wok anions an Foam se as New Site : found dents leat nign| Sager Your Years ago. ter hie |srat"cu ng Suet ® the Set aumer. a oneeentarg ai lon : . ' : shot to . door was broken. the Safety Building ($200,000), and the} by Pontiac State . |, The Queen, before announcing] “™* discharge from the sir force at crease charged by the company addition of $35,000 to finish the Y : Co ee oe ing ‘ny dealin edindata a Selfridge Air Base, > Robert Hartley, St. Clair coun- [because of “recent crude oil price new fire station on West Huron’ Pans to establish a new branch Calisbury, two of the ranking ¢ Con-| . operate’ his own hill-| t¥ coroner, said Barron apparent- wren (Editor's Note: The following article .. opening their luggage for customs! finance the “first foreign espionage|for recognition by management. term. of Harold, E. nance at Washtenaw ony. ~ ~ haa chapte on the. setivities coe as. inspection; and soon they were and sabotage apparatus to be Industrial disputes. were often who resigned after long arse prvocuber’s elticg will lea of investigation, Taken from ben, [hurrying on their ns von) organized in this country, erupting into terrible, bloody con- service + White ‘8 new. book, “The FBI |Bernstorff to the em ssy “in * * «* flicts. GI d. Charles E to possible charges against the 30 which wl posoant s one of | Washi nigton, and Dr. Albert to Ifis stions were favorable for eee enn any ) es E. Carey were couple of abandonment or at-| the Condi re-elected. to three year board tempted murder, page} of The Pontiac Press.) — loftices in the Hamburg-American von Bernstorff. America was the In this ferment, a small group terme. They were arrested driving away - By DON WHITEHEAD © building in New York, : unsuspecting innocent, magnificent- of men. and women were preach- The ting | ia i of from the airport less than 15 min-| ‘The Imperial German army was| AMERICA THE INNOCENT ~ |Iy isolated and unschooled in the|!ng the doctrine of workers’ con- last year’s activities of the 14 s0- "utes after the baby was discovered. marching across Belgium through|. in this casual manner, Ambes- plotting and counterplotting of the cotta via eevee and encour. cial’ welfare agencies it supports The, thother wa een yotn’ sax| the flames of World War 1 when|sador von Bernstortt carried into| "uoPedn Powers. through the larger Pontiac area tendiant ie enter a pickup track ut|%, 7ansatlantic liner steamed into|the United States 150 million dol-| The Army's intelligence sec-| | They were rallying workers fund, to which the chest belongs. the couple ha : New York in’ August, 1914.|Jars in German treasury notes to| tion, assembled in full force, | ‘© join -the Industrial Work: The agencies are: the airport parking Among the passengers who dis- =| totaled two officers and two | ¢f of the World (IWW) snd Clinton Valley Boy Scout Coun “"Llebherr said the mother had | embarked y iteens and : clerks, © ~ | other extremist groups, whose cil, North Oakland Girt , Just returned from'a New York |impeccably | > sid tlemen| J Toda ‘s Pr : seit ‘| mentbership included marty who Scoat Council, Pontiac Night, deeply concerned with America’s) ==} 7 y Service . the syed on her tu . in their interna) affairs than in the Communist ‘Party: in } of Oakland County, Pontiac -Area beer P Ss |neutrality. County News ...,...4... 28, 2% tthe’ affairs of Europe America od / caught fire at sea and many sank. Day Ni md ve — ee niet ane Editoriale |. «+++ seevesers $ | There was trouble south of the! ; the da ning: ‘MCA and YWC Ce She had told him several months oceeaiitl n State of aerate ~ odaiea’ % |Rio Grande and along the Mexi- Von Bernstortt quickly went hed day poet apes. — oad a vie and YWCA, are Sc wot ey Ml ar ante] Sr et |S a yn” Stn ern ye ‘gan Ors Ad eee, Pow Gottnes w New York. She made| m4 Dr. Melarich Albert, the: | Spon oc-iris--+-- | . 38 we years: __* ized: Dr. Albert handled. the, "Amite. Jarred Manhattan and tiac branch of the Salvation Army, the flight, .she= said, because she| Gcr™mAn commercial attache. | Ty's Radio Programs .,.. 59. [BLOODY LABOR TROUBLES | money ‘and directed complex busi. “7” Ot N 3 - pony Cs ee ' P afraid to téll her husband she| The courtesies tic im-| Wilson, Karl <...........:; 89 | There was. unrest in industry,|ness manipulations; Karli The explosions were on. Black) ~ Oakland ong and d made wp the story. munity’ spared them the delay of Women's Pages .,..)99 thru 45° where young unions were| fighting) Boy-Ed, the naval » was; (Continued on Page 26, Col. 1) County Child » and Oakland .. — ? Sy . “— i sete ; } . - ‘ 7 = fo : eg : , 5 % j 5. a ’ dd KT 4 a (he Pl oe he . a ; d a # re oar / j ) in zie bey ; 4 = Aeet See oe Wy WA iS a Se ie ds ee ee 5 ieee sede a ake RN Oe Oe Ea | Denon TEOMA Te ON Se Be wre re ke cet he val ae Wy \ snow. It read 9 degrees at tion of the 1957 budget,” Willman party—a party torn by the "by Christmas lost some of their enthusiasm today when the weather- : ae, budget totals MAROLD SACRERRAN results of . den's venture wes delivered ton suas toe habe: Sconee above ono tyylecl of these oem. bianiet whisk + *, , ___.|into Egypt. which greeted motorits tis morning after last night's blizzard The while hee / Willman’ said earlier that this - Macmilian Eden’ falling at around 6 p.m. last eve- é budget was designed “to permit the continuation of the $13.70 per thousand tax rate.” eo se i Hillbilly ‘Singer Murdered iin Cnt Glon m2 a at Genesee. To allow for the continuation in purchasing of Civic Center prop- erty in the vicinity of the City Hall and Public. Safety— Building, ‘the city has allocated $100,000 in the capital improvement funds. For the completion of the \ Orchard Lake-Telegraph road (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Cross said that the future (night explanation that his|* Mississippi Farm Boy.’ ’ -|liner Makes Detour ats __| Restech wl ele consptote bunt health ‘prevented him from con- in Oak Park Holdup : NEW YORK w/- the lner i ing including cept nays | J "| a Jone bandit black | Ad Man Taught Lesson [president Polk returned two to Face Charges Branch Bank of the Pontiac State Bank at the! Miracle Mile Town & Country shop-' ping center were announced today iby President ‘Milo J) Cross. ~ Details of the lease on the -site, which will occupy 3,000 square feet end of the center’s shopping mit were approved this week by the bank and the Don M. Casto Or- Up window and safe boxes. . for Mot Mile| = servative leaders. They likely ‘recommended Macmillan. Macmillan moves up from’ his post as chancellor of the excheq- uer, the government's key financial (See Macmillan Story Page 29.) post. He will have a free hand in picking the team he wants to run the government. Macmillan at 62 is three years Eden had served 21 months, a at a\ time of economic difficulties State Police said Lonnie C. Bar- ‘ron, 24, had been shot twice as he apparently attempted to escape his assailant through an outside door four-room house, One shot struck him in the temple, The other hit him in the arm. Bandit Gets $8,000 automatic revolver staged an $8,000 pany at 13700 Nine Mile Rd., at leading from the bathroom of his|' ly was slain Tuesday night. He had been dead for more than 12 hours when his body was found by Paul Starkey, a handyman whe worked at the dance hall. Smith said robbery apparently was not the motive becduse sums of money were found untouched in show on radio station WDOG of Ma- by Leaving Keys in Car ‘etal Gas Prices A spokesman from the Retail Gasoline Dealers Assn. said other companies probably will follow Standard’s price boost, New prices in the Pontiac area regular gasoline and 36.2 cents for premium. The price rise extended over 14 states, Crude oil prices have gone up because of trouble inthe Mid- dle East, the spokesmany said.’ weeks late from a.world cruise will be 33.2. cents a gallon for|® The branch was approved in cnccuesea te chest term, in \holdup at an Oak Park loan com- GB resent tage ne pop tr) sd Howe, wiht, on thelr once lot rural sons Holly Couple Accused October hy Federal and state bank There indi the m Oak Park p lice ares A. Sampson an advertising man,|Capt. Jack ‘Windas said passen- sos Boden, 26, of St. Clair . : ing officials. was tio cation Mae- police are sbeking tee completed a business conference|sers fook /the extra two weeks ; of Leaving Newborn millan would call a general elec-/man who drove off in a car head- . a Shilosophically. She was the first|"® killed ina St. Clatr County Infant in Wastebasket The shopping center, located ‘at tion—as demanded by the opposi-| |ing west on Nine Mile Road. He salle office building and then ee passenger ship affected mishap, and Gerald D. Lintemuph, - nran the intersection of Telegraph andition Labor party—to seek a newjis believed to be about 30 years he had back ig Se plane where by the Syee Canal blocking. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 4 Square Lake roads, is scheduled|Popular mandate. ‘old and of slim build. parked his brand ‘new au- ’ ar apie ed Peer (to open in the early fallof this| Tt seems unlikely the Conserva-/ The robbery occurred. atthe) a __ today, Ypsilanti an oe, said, year. tives will risk going to the country American Savings & Loan ‘Com- It wasn’t there. He called po- El oO f ti a against a young -Holly couple ac- Board Re- ects icers cused ih the abandonment of their newborn baby in the wastepaper basket of the women’s lounge at Willow Run yesterday, The baby’s mother, Mrs. Pa- tricia Terryah, 19, of 5350 Grove: land Rd., said'she thought the baby dead after giving birth unaided in the lounge yesterday afternoon, Sgt. Joseph Liebherr said. The baby was found by an at- tendant and rushed to Ypsilanti Beyer Memorial Hospital, where doctors say it probably will sur- vive, The mother is held at the hospital. Her husband, Glenn, 24, is held The new office will be. the fifth maintained by the bank, according to Cross. Others include the main Office in downtown Pontiac, Dray- ton.Plains; Auburn Heights and a Baldwin avenue branch which will bd — next month. iy they are relieved by the British and with the people still divided over the Suez. issue. From Washington, President Ei- senhower and Secretary of State Dulles extendéd their best wishes! to Sir Anthony Eden but apparent- ‘building and ordered a cashier to 10:41 when the man entered the hand 6ver the money which was in 10's, 20’s and 50's. and ran out of the building to his Prime Minister's resignation. The bandit reportedly tucked the money into a brown plastic bag! lice and reported it stolen. That was Tuesday. Last night police notified him that they found ‘it in Norwalk, ‘the windshield: “This will teach you to car. LONNIE ‘©. BARRON the keys in your car. I ju around.” ; / The Story of the FBI Bureau Raises Guard Against Espionage av i Fi munity Chest. president; Mrs. Gelston V. : r = City Community Chest ‘|away, with this unsigned note Officers were re-elected and a new member named Frode) at the annual meeting yesterday of the Pontiac Com- Re-elected for one-year terms were Glenn H. Griffin, Poole, vice president; and Robert Glenn, secretary-treasurer. - Robert Nelson, chairman of the Pontiac United Fund phbid bf committee, wast = \ cA o _ THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, i957” rt Hb Le ut gic eC: ees a Ngee ‘3 MA Pua ee oes — : bs 2 we al Sp py tT fone Baw oa sa TEA Big en ‘ae Coy be ee ee ontiac : Ve eo s = ee ee Mary Elizabeth Guellec’ r ek oe 3 ee ‘ The Day'in- were offered to day for t ‘ opening of Its 1957 session. recess, scheduled to begin ‘Senate Post Contested) Apparent Bitterness! _ cess today, one day after the! fae , E if X : z d ty : l Z | | i Toft, f i 4 Ss ate Hr : i bi vsvs2 Seass “ gatyse i NIGHT” WINNERS — Lt ve Philip A’ Hart (left) congratulates the three tine in 1956;" R. Dale Platz, “Outstanding Boss;” award winners at last-night’s Junior Chamber of . and Leslie W. Langford, “Key Man” of the Jay- Park Ce cees during the past year. Attending the annual |: metery, banquet, where Hart was guest speaker, were 125 Jaycees, their bosses and guests. {.. Commerce ‘Bosses’ Night” dinner held at the Elks Temple. From left to right, winners are: James F, Nye, “Outstanding Young Man of Pon- 5 * x Ex-City Teacher Mary Carpenter Dies teacher of mathematics at Pontiac High Schook died at 6:20 this morning in her home, 82 Murphy St. She had been ill four years. — A graduate of Pontiac High dll cole ataaraae she jattended Ypsilanti State Normal re- ceiving a degree in 1908. In 1912 Miss Carpenter was given an A.B, degree by the University of Mich- igan. Later she did graduate work at the University of Wisconsin and program: the University of Wayne. Miss Carpenter, taught in Pon- fiae High School from 1919 to 168, in the commercial depart- ment, A member of Central Methodist Ponting Women’s Research Club, ‘Service will be at 3 p.m. Satué- the Donelson-J ; Mary Carpenter, 68, former Church, she also belonged to i i of Brighton, iss Grace Carpen- ter and Frank Powell, both of Rolla, Miss James F. Nye Honored? \cr'tu UU _Je ‘ 4 \ 198 Outstanding Young Man dela th emery A man who quit the Junior Chamber of Commerce} Besides his parents, Joey a yeat ago because he thought he was too old, last night/bis grandparents, Mrs. Zore ‘|was awarded the honor of being the “Outstanding! vey of Rockwood, Tenn.; a sister Young Man of Pontiac in 1956.” ; This annual award, presented by the Pon First Methodist Church will offi- ciate with burial in Perry Mount 7 Joey Daniel Ivey St. The baby was morning General Hospital, _jwent to James F. Nye, of* 883 Menominee Rd., who: _}will be 36 on Jan. 15. It was} presented before some 125 at the “Bosses’ * dinner held at the te i aif ie lis Hil i j : f rere; ‘With Taking Weapon Capital Improvement payment for purchases of voting jrstion to the new British Prime machines, and $20,000 for the im-iyinister. .{provement of city parks and play- wee The balance, or $1,840,000,- will/reported today she had been kid-|, blic improvement’ naped by two escapees from South- g, sidewalks, sew-|ern Michigan Prison and forced to drive them to Detroit, State Police neous departmental items will re- : said she was released unharmed. teen shoot higher, Willman said, if the|rich 39, Charge Hazel Park Man Mountain ski area. Will appeer in Circuit Court Eden's Resignation Cuts Bailey is accused of taking an\$22,000 From Income a fellow roomer when he was. liv-| LONDON W#—Sir Anthony Eden's ing at 23097 Cayuga St.,. Hazel/income drops by four fifths as pointrient of Harold Macmillan as British Prime Minister and the initiative and extend an invi- JACKSOW (P—A Jackson woman ‘The woman was Mrs. Bertice Ald- Man” plaque for 1956 from Jaycee|tensive improvement of its water|proomfield, 27, both sentenced 2 President Melvin Eller, Langford,| sins im Preparation of acquiring|trom Detroit, walked away from second vice president and ttice|" {public hearing on the budge|(%e, Mrisam sometime before, &:30 man in the organization predlny oe ws chy = — trusties assigned outside Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart guest/must adopt the budget by the end . speaker stressed to the audience of the month, Mrs. Aldrich reported the kid- naping incident to the Ypsilanti State Police Post upon her return a result of his resignation. >». «* * He drew 10,000 pounds ($28,000) pounds ($5,600) a year. * ° * From Heavy Snowfall tiac Jaycees, ene brothers, Elmer Las, Ronald jas prime minister._As ex-premier| Benton Harbor and Grand Haveni he will receive a pension of 2,000|¥@8 blocked by 200 stalled trucks. |E rg meee State Digging Out— (Continued From Page One) lentire force of some 60 plows have been on the ‘road since 7 p.m. Clearing drifts off roads. enforcement — Warn Area Motorists}. 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The Czechs under earlier pacts’ sold arms to Egypt and Syria.’ ‘The Yemen government said it might have to ask for ‘‘volunteers: from. all over the world" British government sources. in London said they presumed ‘the ruler of Yemen, the Imam. Ah- med, was talking about Russian volunteers. -* * & The Soviet Union threatened to send volunteers to help Egypt after the British-French penetra- tion of the Suez Canal zone, Senate Chiefs See. Civil Rights Action WASHINGTON wW—Senate lead- ers were reported today to believe that civil rights legislation will be passed at this session of Con-: gress even though they expect a Southern filibuster. * * ® An influential Senate Democrat, unwilling to be quoted by name, said the chances are that a pro- gram along the lines advocated by President Eisenhower will be approved ‘‘probably earlier than later.”’ Eisenhower's program calls for court action to protect voting and other rights, the establishment. of) a civil rights division in the Jus- tice Department, and a_présiden- tial commission to investigate civil rights, Legislation to carry it out has been introduced in both the Senate and the House. Southern Democrats have. been able to block civil mghts measures in the past, but there appears to be a more determined .effort by both Republicans and Northern Democrats to force action at this session of Congress, Woman Still in Hospital Following Car Crash A Rochester woman, Mrs. Mar- tha Blasko, 39, of 2615 Culbertson Ave., was listed jn good condition today at St. Joseph Mercy Hospi- tal where she is being treated for knee injuries suffered in a two- car collision Sunday, The Pontiac Press Monday in- correctly stated Mrs. Blasko had been released after emergency treatment. She was with her husband, Oak- land County Sheriff's deputies said, John Blasko, 45, when an- other car reportedly came through a stop sign at Adams and Auburn roads in Avon Township. The other driver, John R. Me- gaw, 66, of Detroit said he did not see the Blasko car. Blasko -said he could not stop in time. 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You are sure to find your fav- orite style. Sizes: small, medium) and large... white ahd pastel colors, Values to 6.50 3.99 Don’t mike these terrific values! Undreamed of ‘comfort and firm control | styles Phat fashion demands, - Sizes geal, medium and large, ‘underneath, the latest Ee oer Maver: ® / beige tones. Individually cellophane packaged! | and colors. in white and pastels, : ” tHatina | SBeecutive Asso- . ' / i Bs ; : ; . . ciation, “| | pots Wete's »4 TERS Plas “¢ Woite's . ; . Strdet Floor Wailte’s.. » « Second Floor ener med 4 - j ? . * — . . r i ia Ld -, b 4 & i 4 | / , wo. * b } . | \ 8 ® " eal ‘ wid io ys Aaa eldelwd i Sov ene > V | sa om . uf < = ae \ a EN Foe Bo i * : or Ee, fee ee Ces : oe e eine : ey ote rie PONTIAC PRESS, TE HURSDAY, JANUARY 1 10, 0.1057 88, ect wuncay Mame Bmems Me ce " i eae, ; Rataned 08 Pest Often, Peating, te second clags matter. eure = enced sat oe aa sear, i: Seals ny TS kermiass warents te adveuns = = mmusin OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS SS a THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1957 poten oa eee _ Many Little Firms: _ Behind Every Big One Many eritles of ‘big business’ have no specific charge to make against their favorite scapegoat. They merely ‘baeve, in some vague way, that ‘They overlook air important factor in today’s highly competitive business world: . & kot | No business, however big, stands alone. Supporting it are hundreds, often thousands, of other businesses. They are mostly small businesses; They are scattered over 48 states and sometimes into foreign lands. Operations. of General. Motors Corporation illustrates this fact in - American industrial life. A recent GM survey reveals that some 26,000 firms supply parts and products to GM divisions. These firms give em- ployment to about 12,000,000 men : * * : More than 64 per cent of these suppliers employ fewer than 100 - persons, GM reports. And 89 per cent have fewer than 500 employ- es. General Motors, does not ad- sorb the entire product of many of these companies, and many are suppliers to more than one GM division. Michigan, as the home of GM's major operations, naturally leads all _ states in number of GM suppliers ‘volume of business. (6,357 s with a volume of $1,748,- 000,000 in 1955.) It is interesting to note that Pon- ‘tiae Motor Division, which buys sup- plies and parts from both small and large firms scattered far and wide, also buys in Pontiac. . . : Se Many. suppliers employing from a handful to a few hun- dred people, started as one and two-man shops. Now, as small in- dustries, each may be the chief support of a small community. ‘This is the new picture in Amer- ican industrial life. The development of giant corpora- tions, with fantastic financial re- _gerves and unlimited research fa- _-¢ilities, has not doomed the small in- dependent business. It has merely changed their character ‘and their market. ‘Small business firms still flourish. ie e.e;t? ~ ‘They remain an indispensable part _ of America. a Permanent U.N. Force _ Up for Discussion Again The idea of a permanent U.N. police force, already advanced by Canada, may be considered seriously at the current session of the General Assembly. On December 5 Rocu PINARD, Canadian Secretary of State, told the Assembly that such a force should be composed of troops of /smaller member nations.” He ‘added that since the Korean “experience” his country had tried to have member _ governments earmark ‘units of their armed forces tor UN. police action. kk wt When the world organization was established in 1945, it was _ récognized Mat. it ‘must have power to enforce decisions. Article 43/states that all member nations “undertake to make "available to the Security Council ke Eventual a aioe armed toreee, nal __ sistance and facilities.” - SE Pes ~ co 2 AHCI 47 established a military ait agente (6 tkek out -agree- .. ments as to numbers, types of forces, pegree Oi re: is and ge j OCR. tion and the assistance to be given. The staff was organized in 1946 and’ hundreds - of. meetings. were held. t was reached on | 95 of 41 basic principles. Then the cine siCl ‘Russians said there was no hope of er SS agreement on the 16 J less ‘their views were accepted. 2 es ee The US. announced support for 1 a U.N. force at the 1950-51 General ~ Assembly and proposed that a U.N. military adviser- be appointed to ‘assist in organizing, training and ‘equipping U.N: units in armed forces ....of member nations. We also sug- gested consideration be given to the recruitment of a U.N. legion on a -voluntary~ basis to supplement na- tional units. But the Russians, of course, — _ have blocked every suggestion of . Thus, when the. Middle East crisis developed, no U.N. armed force was available. The délay and confusion in getting it operating in Egypt emphasizes . Russia’s success in keeping U.N. ineffectual as a powerful ever- ready international police force. Unless the U.N. goes ahead and organizes a permanent armed force, regardless of Russia, it will be help- less to protect the interests of its — member nations. The Man About Town Winter Changing Now Not Like It Used ‘to Be; Getting Milder Winter: A season which this season appears to be having dif- ficulty in making up its mind, 4 Keeping close track of his fuel bills for many years, Conrad Franks of Huron Gardens says Jan. 10 usually marks the half way point on winter heat- ing, but it hasn’t even reached the one- third point this season. After watching them for 60 years, Ambrose Kastman of Auburn Heights says our winters sure- ly aré getting milder. “A January thaw once was quite a coincidence,” he says, “put now we have them every few days.” .A pair of squirrels near the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. -Fiewelling of Walled Lake quit stacking away such a winter supply of food when they learned that the Flewelling family would provide for them when it ran out. Their supply for the present winter is evidently get- ting low, as they're begging. The family cat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Berkman Folsom of Walled Lake has been named “Elvis,” because their child says “It looks that way near the ears, itches around ltke him, and can't sing.” The Wilson Meadow Brook Farm is half way between Pontiac and Rochester, but Gary Lampiien -of Rochester, in a written /communica- tion,-upbraids me for referring to it so much as being “near Pontiac.” He even points out that it gets its mail from Rochester. Gary is a real- Rochester booster. Some of the Detroit papers speak of it as being Tpear ‘Detroit. " in Germany was . Mrs. Myrtle Cram Klein, who was the wife of ) Otto Klein, the first superintendent at the Oakland plant in Pontiac. She leaves her husband, alse & brother, George A. Cram of Pontiac and several nephews. ‘The Kleins have Germany many years. and in nieces lived The organizer and, spark plug behind ‘the Clarkston Pioneers Club. Mrs. Frederick P. Warrick, otherwise known as “Tony,” wishes she was a millionaire, so she could buy the - Caribou Inn in that village, and convert it into a non-profit old folks home. Reading in this column that a mere girl made 1,111 jumps on a pogo stick, Alan Reuther, seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reuther of 230 Big Beaver Road, set out to beat it, and made 1,300 continuous jumps, when he..was stopped, lest he might overdo . Verbal Orchids to- Nehemiah Smith * of Bloomfield Hills; elghty-third birth- day. Passing away paturdey at her home % Time t to Pull the Rug Out David Lawrencé Says: Small Business Needs Tax Relief WASHINGTON — This {2 the season of the year when several members of No greater piece of demagoguery emerges in polities nowadays than the alleged concern for the fate of “small business” as the term - is used by congressmen. For the truth is “small busi- ness,"" as it should be defined, has more enemies than friends in , and the trend is toward strangulation of such _busi- now about giving some tax relief to “‘small business” so that those firms earning around $25,000 to $50,000 a year may get a slightly lower tax rate. But that’s no real relief. It is infinitesimal and does not relieve the main burden —the necessity of paying national seales of union wages irrespec- ‘tive of lower costs of living in small towns and rural sections where many small plants are located. ‘ Today labor unions fix the costs for the small-business man. Wheth- er or not he has up-to-date ma- chinery, he hag to pay the same national wage rate’ t’.at the large business pays. Indeed the prevail- ing wage fates are fixed in negotiation with the big businesses, and then the smaller ones have to pay the scale, or close to it, just the same. . NO NEW BILLS Nobody in Congress has had the temerity to propose that there be substantial differentials in wage scales so as to benefit the smaller businesses. Nor is anybody intro- ducing bills to prohibit labor unions from applying wage rates on a national basis. No- committee of | Congress under the Democrats ever would venture to investigate this subject, yet it's at the heart of present-day difficulties for small business. well as large business must pay. In fact, all businesses face not only this monopoly -but in many instanees a monopoly on labor membership through the imposi- tion of restrictions on how many apprentices: may be accepted each year. Ifa small plant tries to hire non-union labor, it runs into boy- cott troubles. GRIP ON LABOR _ This tight’ hold on the labor supply and national wage scales gives “big unionism" tremendous power in the economic system of today, and yet the Democrats— who claim to be ‘‘the party of the people’’—do nothing for the vast number of workers whose jobs are being jeopardized now by rising icosts. The main reason for this in- difference of the Democrats is that they get the bulk of their campaign contributions from “big unionism.” That's why the Democratic Party in Congress refuses to tackle the problem of the labor monopoly. LI'L ONES have to call Jerry—I Congress profess to be interested in ‘small business.” “about it. _dafly up the volume on his - 7 addressed envelipe The plight of small business in America is indeed serious. The definition by members of Congress of what is “small business” is inadequate. It usually applies to the businesses which employ less than 20 persons. According to the latest available figures, there are, for instance, only 8,887,000 persons employed in the 3,865,000 establishments that have 20 or less employes. The figures show also there are 21,- 523,000 persons employed in the 4,060,740 business establishments that employ less than 500 persons. This compares with 16,867,000 em- ployes in the 6,560 business estab- lishments that employ 500 or more persons. As tor the various tax bills now being proposed for “small business” relief, they would mean a saving of $2,000 in taxes to each firm earning $25,000 a year and about $1,700 to each company earning around $50,000 a year. But the companies above those brackets would be soaked to make up the difference in “ Income to the treasury. Instead of reducing the corporate tax from its present rate of 52 per cent, the plans of those who claim te be concerned with “small business’’ would indeed penalize many hundreds of thou- sands of such firms with a tax - rate of 54 per cent. Some day Congress will wake up and find out what is happening to “‘small business’’ in America and will be compelled by events to cut all corporate taxes. Ifthe rate could come down again to 25 per cent, it would help all small busineskes and would mean the biggest stimulus to employment America has ever experienced. It would permit the highest wage levels ever attained. For a tax cut-across the boards would benefit all the small busi- nesses and at the same time would have a favorable effect on the economic status of almost every- body employed. It would bring in the highest record of tax receipts ever collected from business since the income tax was enacted. (Copyright, 1957, New York Wishes Vet Group Had Small House I am very glad to read about: the state getting the Wilson estate. But I belong to a rather new Dis- _abled American Veterans organiza- tion. We have to rent a hail. We ‘Individual Taste Supplies, Variety’ T would like to direct my mes- sage to Subscriber. If everyone had the same old-fashioned ideas as you, we would never have any ' variety in our talent. I really don’t care for Marilyn Monroe or Jayne Mansfield, but who doesn't like’ to see pretty faces and figures in the _ Herald Tribune Inc.) Dr. William Brady Says: Cod Liver Oil Is Standby as Remedy for Rheumatiz When I recommended not less than a fluid ounce (fwo tablespeon- fuls) of pure cod liver oil daily all year long as good prevention, relief or cure for rheumatiz, I was afraid some readers would not un- derstand, so I added specifically: “This is not for arthritis, whatever that may be. If your joint disabil- ity is not rheumatiz I have no advice or suggestion for you, ex- cept ‘consult a physician.’ "' This wasn't enough, A lot of readers ask for further particulars about the use of cod liver oil for . “arthritis. Now, listen, folks. Please believe I am not facetious when I call chronic joint disability rheumatiz. I know. precisely what I'm talking about when I*gay rheumatiz. tt Means: physical degeneration — of joint tissues, due to long-con- tinued nutritional deficiency from childhood up te the present. Nobody knows what he’s talking about, I contend, when he calls chronic joint disability “‘arthritis.”’ No physician, no recognized medi- cal authority commits himself At least in my study of the question I have not found “@ clear definition of chronic arthritis in medica] literature. STATISTICS CONFUSING An odd circumstance—a ing te the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation approximately 10,904,- 436 persons over the age of 14 suf- fer from arthritis and rheumatism, Over 4,852,474 of them have rheu- matoid arthritis. But how many have the other complaint, rheuma- tism, is a mystery. Speaking simply of chronie Joint disability, it. seems to me that Dr. Osler was getting warm when he opined that this affec- tion comes on insidiously in per- sons past middle ‘age... That's true of physical degertration, . It is interesting, too, that the best doctors of Osler’s time regarded cod liver oil as a sovereign rem- edy for chronic rheumatisnf—pre- scribigg one or two tablespoonfuls the year around, That was long before the discovery of vita- mins, * The old-timers knew cod liver oil was a good source of jodin and ' phosphorus but they did not know it was the best source of viata : A and vitaniin D. In the booklet Chronte Joint Dis. abilith (35 cents and stamped, self- ) ] recommend » : Po ay ~for —his tater divorce, two tablespoonfuls of standard cod liver oil daily the year around for rheumatiz, but not for ‘arthritis.’ * ¢ * ned letters, not more than one page or words to i health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- peste, ¢ or treatment,. will be answered by Dr. , if « stampel self- it to is sen “Pont ac, Michigan, * (Copyright 1957) paper—once s articles on crime all the time? As for Elvis, well, I'm crazy about him. I think he is a real cool jewel. If you think you are one of the local girls and want your picture in the paper, why not just say so? Elvie Denies Charge by ‘Taxpayer’ I wonder if Taxpayer, whose let- ter appeared a few days ago, is one of those drivers who pass me on icy, slippery roads, driving 45 or 50 while I'm creeping along at 25 or 30. I usually pull off the Replies to io Query~ About Decoration Professional Women's Club in the past to install the "Jights owned by the club ‘with the free and generous help of the Wes Bloomfield Fire Department. This year the lights were do- nated to the city and the Keego Harbor Chamber of Commerce offered to pay for the installa. tion. Arrangements were made and all was in readiness, but due te circumstances beyond our con- trol, we were not able to com- plete the job. We installed and decorated the tree only. We deeply regret the occurrence and pledge we will have Keego Harbor decorated next year. Thank you for your interest. a John Buliga, President Keego Harbor Chamber " of Commerce * Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Midwinter seems a dreary time . . When holidays are spent . And sometimes we are given to . . . Be downright discontent . We. do not like the gloomy sky . » » The snow and ice and sleet . .. The barren trees, the frozen ground .. . That lies beneath our feet . . . But every year is just so long .. . And every season, too . . And always it requires time . To make our dreams come true... As surely as each dawn appears .. . To end another night . . . So ‘there will be ,another spring . . . With hope and beauty bright .: . Midwinter can be beauti- ful... It makes some people glad . .. And as for those who like it not... Well, it is just too bad. (Copyright, 1957) Looking Back 15 Years Ago 15 PER CENT ‘salary deduction for war urged. NAZIS WARN Germany of grave war crisis. 20 Years Ago WORKERS HERE ask U. S. to halt strike. FDR SHAPING re-organization of government. Smiles The fair young girl who {s worth a million in her own right doesn't have to look like it. road for him so he won't be de- Case Records of a Psychologist: Don’t Allow Child to Become Tyrant Bobby's parents are brilliant ‘college graduates, yet they are _hetping Bobby flunk out of col- lege and laying the groundwork though he hasn't entered kin- dergarten. Scrapbook these terse warnings and employ the non-profit rating scales named below both in your homes and at PTA meetings. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case T-370: Bobby D., aged 4, is ‘a brilliant only child of a magazine editor and his wife. - * * * The latter are friends of ours, so Mrs, Crane and I invited them to a theater party and buffet. sup- per afterwards. They didn't show up at the theater, but arrived later for the supper. “We are so sorry we couldn't attend the theater,” they apol- ogized. “But Bobby just will not stay with a baby sitter. He always screams.and goes into tantrum. Im fact, it frightens us to see his scared sobbing. . “So we had to wait till he was sound asleep before we dared risk leaving the house, That's why we are so late, for he didn't drop off to sleep till after 10 p.m.” WHAT'S YOUR 1.Q.? Bobby is tHe dictator of his home. And he is coercing his par- ents into obeying his whims, even at the tender age of 4 years. “As the twig is bent, so will the tree be inclined,” runs a*truism of child . Psychology: * .. You invitee as imagine what may happen to Bobby when he leaves, for college. He my run home every weekend. a ~ even — And if he later marries, he may insist-on barging in on his parents every weekend. In fact, he may never have the nerve to Et a eb le any dilice town or city. Bobby should have been house- broken to a baby-sitter long ago. In fact, young couples should have one outside date together every week! And this ineludes the first week after mother returns from the hos- pital with that new baby! Don't grow too parental, Proper emotional exercise: is..14- tal to happy marriage, and regular- ity is a keynote for emotional calisthenics as well as the muscular variety. BABY-SITTER PSYCHOLOGY In choosing a babby-sitter, pick ‘ somebody. who ts already well known and beloved by your child. Don't shock him in advance by suddenly depositing him with a stranger while you parents depart for a movie or dance. ° * * And tell him that you_ are go- ing out but will be back’ soon. Meanwhile he ts to stay with the baby-sitter,; grandma or other loved one. If be cries, let him ery. Don't “encourage a child tyrant to de- velop because you can't stand to see his tears. ___48- may fletter-your vanity now to have him so attached to you, but it will help predispose him to a divorce later on and maybe cause him to flunk out of college. Being a good parent involves a certain amount of fortitude. You must feign hard-heartedness when it is essential to the ultimate wel- fare of your child. Despite his tears, a child thus must learn to undergo vaccination and dental care and ‘supervision by 8 baby-sitter, * * *« . Tf you parents are such “softies” that you give in to your child on such points, you are indirectly accessories ‘to his later collega failure and divorce and even crim- inality. HIGH CHAIR-ELECTRIC CHAIR “There is a straight road be. tween the high chair and the elec« tric chair,” runs an adage of child psychology. Parents should cushion the - emotional shocks and prepare a. child long in advance, but they must follow the prescribed pat- - tern in rearing him so they ae derelict in their parental duties. So send for my 200-point ‘Tests for Good Parents,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents (non-profit), Use these. charts-to make your- selves far better “parerits, Employ them at -PTA ‘and Sunday ‘ school, too, for discussion by teachers and newlyweds, ip Aiwaye» ie. orgs rie ee he ER pit@ end ine ortatine an te when tor bg pavchologieal charte: oa" pam- " (Oopyright 1987) ning the presidential nomination. It required Dwight D. Eisenhower, each time, to down Stevenson. TIRED OF ROLE Although Estes is admittedly tired of the role of “good loser,” _ he grasped Kennedy's hand today A. th gat i { ; ik at oh § won iy to make it palatable for me.” Police Work on Data) “in Actress Kidnaping| — =. es 4 fi u 82 Years in Business and Still Owned by Sallan’s 3 Dallan 88-N. Saginaw St. a + NEXT TO SIMMS. le Visit Our Complete OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Zip off and on double quick! TOTS’ 1-PC. LINED NYLON SNOWSUIT 99 5.98 value Toasty-warm nylon snowsuits for boys and girls. 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In the world today, the surging! and ‘understandable tide of nation- alism is marked by widespread re- vulsion and revolt against tyranny, * peoples sever old ties; seek new —gsometines "This New Epoch 5 d i i ; 3 a i hy te Geode principles other i ay aH It is fortunate in its wealth of educational and cultura] and re- ligious centers. It is vigorously dynamic in the limitless initiative and willingness to venture that productive of a widely shared pros- perity. * * * Our economy is strong, expand- ing and fundamentally sound. But _ in any realistic appraisal, even the optimistic analyst will realize that threat to efficient functioning -of ~ @ free enterprise system is infla- tion. We look back on four years prosperity . emplified in our way of life the enduring human values of (mind ihave been relatively stable Laundromat automatic AGINAW AT WARR EN. PONTIAC Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nights to > 9 + Be © Non-Farm Employment | Highest eas ‘March | Hanges said. Soft Auto Seats Can Twist Body, Says Professor position, says Dr, Metheny, fessor of physical education at the University of Southern Cali- fornia. She also pointed out that newer cars have only one pedal, 283 can stretch the tendons and lig- aments too far,” she said. ‘The nerves are pinched, the blood ves-) self are squeezed, so when you get out of the car your beck aches.” The board is her suggestion as a possible solution, along with al-/ ternating the use of the left and right feet on the one pedal. Life Not All Roses for Winner of Stakes. Judge Robert G. Wilson Jr. Antonio “J. Sena, who was an- two children. « - Under questioning, Sena ad- ' mitted he has about $45,000 left from the $54,000 he said he netted) from the winnings. The case was} ' continued. 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Political Committee S. resolution The U, - supervised re action. The negative -reaction by Coit! ‘emt China was expected since ‘the Communists have persistent-| ‘ly refused such a vote. j | “The Chinese broadcast quoted) . ‘from the official Peiping People's Daily. . It accused the United States of rebuffing . Communist for a peaceful settlement in Ko- JUNIOR EDITORS] through the U, N, committee. Rock ‘n’ Roll ‘Symptom of Decaying Art’ PHILADELPHIA \ — Rock 'n’ fantasy of crazy jeen-agers, but form in America.” As for one of its /ponents, Elvis Presley, said,‘ he can be summed up as!) “wild modern music in general." * s ~ These views were expressed yesterday by Dr. Pitirim Sorokin in a pane] discussion of fine arts BRESRREBREMBESG & £ .. BBEBBEHRS BSE ‘while, ‘‘we are living through the @ a & a & DP eleege toa sees orcs see nai two CARPET js, | fe. | Oddities" FLOOR SHOP 101 $. Segeee FE 4-5216 New Super Taskmaster V8 performance amared everybody on hand, drivers and AAA officials alike. it she b eipbulel tect, Se of the ougiese (a V8 and « 6) went all the way without being turned off once! t % Only franchised Chevrolet dealers ne cores, Choose your model from among Chevrolet's famous economy-proved Alcan Champs! Short-stroke V8's are standard in all heavyweight truck models and in many of the middle- weights. They're built to take —built to save money on the toughest jobs going! Pcnevno.rg display thts famous trademark jof American Colleges. | Dr, Sorokin said a new crea- itive day is coming, but mean- [descent of our art forms into the' social sewers inhabited by all « = al ‘kinds of dehumanized and path. | ological human animals *° @F. * continued, ‘are the vast commer- |} cial interests-well organized into| machinery of expioit-,literature staged In the movies }2.Month Recreation ers and falsifiers of art values. ' and on radio and television.” a powerful m ‘Teen-agers are merely their vic-| ‘tims. | ° ° * plays, at the meeting of the Association’ The real promoters of “artistic such as rock 'n’ roll,.he Roll, says a Harvard sociologist, | “ig not, as many people say, the, wings that carried him across the skies at a gallop. chief ex-) the man) } New Chevrolet trucks have proved they know how to save time and money! Six of them, heavily loaded, covered the rough and grueling Alcan route in Jess than 45 hours. That’s better than a full day shorter than the normal running time! Fhey ran right around the clock, stopping only to refuel. In fact, the Alcan proved new Chevy trucks through and through. This highway is a supreme test of every truck component. Engines had to prove their power up high- climbing grades and through washouts. Frames and suspensions flexed their mus- POLe uNogR POLS UNDER FAMOUS HORSES—4 Pegasus, the Flying Horse Pegasus was a mythical white steed with golden hoofs and shining A_young here of Greek mythology, Bellerophon, tamed Pegasus a symptom of .a decaying art) with a bridle given him by the goddess Athena. He rode him to slay the Chimera, a dreadful fire-breathing monster. But Bellerophon grew proud and decided te ride the winged horse to the home of the | gods. Zeus, king of the gods, was angrypand caused Pegasus to throw him to earth. Pegasus has been connected with the writing of poetry because he was a horse of the Muses. Paste the horse and base on cardboard and color with crayons. Make the clouds’ pink, the fields green and the stream blue. Foid under the end panels and bring the center panel forward. Fasten the horse behind the background through the holes indicated with a brass fastener. Now you can swing him back and forth. * Set up a square of stiff light blue construction paper behind the horse and base. This will make his white wings show up against the blue sky. (Donna Birmingham, St. Catherine's, Ont., wins $10 for sending in this idea first. Send your ideas in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures.) Tomorrow The Wooden Horse. of Troy 4 — Sct: | He said the future of American) SACRAMENTO, Calif im — The ‘art rests largely with the col- California Recreation commission services 18.17 miles per gallon _on North America’s toughest truck run! That's the gas mileage reported by the Cameo Carrier after covering — " the entive length of the Alcon Highway in fess than 45 hours! All six new Task-Force trucks that mada the run turned in top scores for performance and economy! ing gravel. “And not a single truck turned back or dropped out due to mechanical failure,” states the official AAA report. Downtime hurts. You know that. 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I've always made enough [experienced the terr econo h v President normal size to meet the current! it, and I guess some don’t realize to ; will see when tours crisis, “) tt . 13-5) , : “ye re ee I particularly WORST SINCE 1929 I'm trying to get out right now. ito find to bring in a family - By CHARLES DIGITON “Tye farmed here since 1929,”/If I'd ‘sold out in there Shah helenae re ca F i rir E : E ee oie Cae, Wend. le to ty far the 1948 and 1852, 1 could have retired! “But T woulda sa they've lv. 7 caacd man ere | b rick . = 1 driest I've ever seen it. Last year i : tool “a said. “They re Just exist. dr rought comp pares os : adyjsed *Okies Roving eeorened Seer missed completely—didn't even |ing ‘around like eS Se I’m a member of the school /qust bowl may be important in the i “his of green pastures in the yh papa tea neeeamemahegs back. few fears, I'll wind up on the old board here, in Alva, and I know). .itive cities. But there is liitle/Security.” = ae in Abe). cerns area is Just In one heck |age . Orne de oe ea argument in towns like Woodward,| (Next: A drought-tortured of a shape, that’s ‘all. An awful’) Murray said-many of -his-neigh| "Money Et OS ae where neat rows of white, modern says, {I'm getting out,” ells, first great dust bow! began corrod-|!0t of the fellows are flat broke, ‘bors were “getting by” with thel. - SS ee ee roads and towns, stripping away é : ee at the hopes of farmers as Oklahoma a ——e - : M : enters what may. be its sixth year, : of disastrous drought. = si(‘ Avoid expensive towing charges or constant away” ‘this winter. All 77 of its’ x Ubetype Diackwa recharging of your old battery. Plastic im- counties have been declared yt and YOUR OLD TIRE pregnated separators give top power flow; drought disaster areas, and the resist heat, acid. “Chem-Set” plates for — farm —- hy last year was longer service. Resists corrosion, rust. YIELD FAR BELOW AVERAGE increased tire sturdiness, life : Ge 3.01 Tr d In ‘The 1956 wheat crop was more , « Get aqde- than 10 million bushels below the @ Bonded Rayon Cord Body addstotoughness, = a | 3 10-year average. In some stri akes tire resilient 3 ‘ areas, the yield per acre fell from = ates f 30-Month 44 12 bushels to three. This year’s @ Tread design engineered for good traction Guarantee crop is expected to be even on wet or dry surfaces Sechdeas cee smaller. y . Reg. 13.45 pelle Business and the @ Plenty of “extra satisfaction” miles built in unemployment problem is growing for normal passenger use Replace that old worn out battery todayl ‘ in many farming communities Contains, Armaloy ‘93’ for longer life grids. ‘ ar half of the farmers oo Balanced Water Reserve to keep the battery : County e taken running cooler for greater life. 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We're shove end Miriage Hoense trom $3 to $5 im the Tourists Sh Gain « | 4 yi Docker, Britain’s blonde : as ae ae - eae ene thing ea coe ' ‘ ow in. and marbles champion, likes hard-| But she’ does have a fond admi- ni tg Detroit councilman .Louis C.| SACRAMENTO, Calif, @ — An pdb “American giris'jration for American female legs} “tt deess’t matter how I Rve— |and he seems to be the only one/ot tact T am thinking Smeaton, wee 1c 6 tavmsber 8 iheledtionated 4 1-3 milton ture visti = being a notable exception. [and American girls. “American! 1 live as I choose and can afford |Who can and would do it.” seriously of moving to America.". |. 4 blocked the at, ited Southern California during, i “Among things she doesn’t like|girls,” she siys, “are the-most| i bet England can’t afford poem: meee os “A marriage license,” Miriani|1955-56. This. was 288,000 more than are ‘that mustache, Eden,” nye mavelous ipso co cle] An, Ament Reva. te ty “America and England miist be; Notice has now been served. It's said, “ig One of the complications | 1954-55, said the California Recre- 0 i. ee solt eoamey mavelous: legs. No one cine Ftrong and ‘must be the cldsest of'every man for himself, of civilization. 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SUGAR WAFERS | Reg. 3 for’ 25¢ Reg. 39c Ib. : Time to replace wafers sand- chipped cups with wiched with rich sturdy pottery cups vanilla, chocolate, from ‘reseateh old fashioned strawberry cream Many styles. . engl cookies. a "SPECIAL rs of Mantum enamel now ot Kresge savings! This Pa oe a eee . 8 hurry? reba lhdeb SAGINAW. at HURON or TEL-HURON 2 All prices go beck ' to original pee 2. : FOLLOW THE crowns TO OUR ‘STOR TERMS PEKMS FRIDAY. 10 AMe 2 PM ONLY — ~ 74 pg aS . Low Prices ... Holden Stamps toot 's No S-U-R-P- R-I-S-E to See Sof in Our Great ‘Ge El BE HERE WHEN THE poons OPEN! 0AM. 102 PM. FRIDAY I 4 Hour Sole... Friday 10 to 2 : Reguler $1.69 | Regular $3.99 9c PRINT ¢riptoy lt Regular $1.99 | Requlor $1.49 60x76 Size All White wri - » yada nite. 24x36 R'b'rized Fall Packed | PLAID MADE-UP nth. Fa? cam: aeons LOOP FEATHER BLANKETS || x a Eas ts back fe 49¢ after 7 exes RUGS PILLOWS 99* | $19 | | 88* | 77* " 4 Hour Sole . . . Fridey 10 to 2 ) ! 1.69 ® 69e Regular $5.99 Goreset | ‘Siow ff 259 MUSLIN SHEETS gig | Sis | sonia - N é( SETS PANELS Pvt guy, PEE SSSe hms ttn 20 || TOWELS SPREADS $] 99¢ Goes beck te 2.59 after 2 P.M. eo 49¢ $299 4 Hour Sele . . . Fridey 10 to 2 4 Hour Sale .. . Friday 10 to 2 1.00 CURTAIN PANELS ret with nt f ena we, “. peme. Buy all you Goes back te $1 after2 P.M. | 69: 6.99 Cannon Blankets Nyh blanket in full size. Green. Blue and - Rose. Buy allt you need. | Goes beck te 6.99 after 2 P.M. 3°) _— . 4 Hour Sole .. . Friday 10 to.2 10 AM to 2 PM. FRIDAY Regular $2.99 | Regular $119 LADIES’ DRESSES Cy eo oe Be Sree | eee coe cerura mr om coe S| RS | Raincoats COATS pie’ te Original Price after 2 P.M. DRESSES DRESSES $4 | $59 $3 $5 "imucae’ | Sca'see Ladies’ Winter Coats ea qq | Spore | Sunes : weutel Paul ae ies’ Winter Coats $ nen ewaian ON White Maternity on one LADIES’ LADIES’ Uniforms Dresses Wook, wart. heavy ineriined: Sise’ 6 to 3. 512 FORMALS HATS Goes back te 29.99 after 2 P.M. s2 | $2 15 | 4 Hour Sele... Friday 10 to 2 $49 ZIP-LINED COATS $2Q Yes, choose from sebelines fi Wicer ‘tees So mene 08 eeces pnd, tweeds. 4 HourSele. . . Friday 10 to 2 $139 Fur Coats, Stoles $s G 9 | Spake or taadet ext Make fe Goes beck to $49 alter 2 PM. Goes back to $139 softer 2 P.M. 4 Hour Sele. . . Friday 10 0 2 cE $3.99 Better | : . Regular $2.99 _ Sport. Dress | Challis Rayon 1.09 NYLON HOSE e Wesheble Challis Rayon: LADIES’ LADIES’ BR Sao’ Sines tie 1 th. ‘No Links LADIES’ | LADIES’. PURSES -| GOWNS Goes back te 1.09 after 2 P.M. “| ROBES © | PAJAMAS” Sy3s | sys $24 | sy77 Regular $10.99 | Reaular $1.00 4 Hour Sale . . . Friday 10 to 2 Regular 35¢ | Regular $1.39 “Laies’ | Lapies’ fy 1-99 LADIES’ BLOUSES Lapies’ | apiese CAR COATS | SCARFS Fa, Vee Sas Sane Mle necpein peten PANTIES GLOVES: Z a Goes back to 1.99 after 2 P.M. : ' 56%] 25¢ I9* | 88€ # 4 Hour Sale . . . Friday 10 to 2 3.99 LADIES’ SWEATERS ook up at this giveaway price in shart slipover Goes beck to 3.99 after 2 P.M. || ~ : . Hour Sale . . . Friday 10 te 2 “3.99 LADIES’ SKIRTS Be here for theese otitetanding buys, novelties, cordureys 4 Goes beck te 3.99 after 2 P.M, 1” te 2 P.M. FRIDAY 4/Hour Sele... Fridey 10 to 2 BO AM tol PM. FRIDAY ; : , beauedne | ‘icra? I GIRLS’ COATS, SETS gig pw | susevere | areas ps BLUE GIRLS’ ila Ba Mi or Se A" seed ata Suburban _ BABY JEANS DRESSES Goes back to 24.99 after 2 P.M. : Jockets DOLL $137 | $197 $988 $199 | grad * Requilar $2.99 4 Hour Sole... Friday 10 to 2 Regular 1.99 Regular. $! Maar” | “Surat fy, GIRLS! CAR COATS | gym | Masct | Ariat - Blonkets SOX Bod, Bus, Beige. "Binet wo ice ached hood. PAJAMAS SLIPS 48« $199 : Goes back te 10.99 after 2 P.M. $]47 88« 4 Hour Sele... Friday 10 to 2 "4 Hour Sale... Fridey 10 to 2 BOYS’ CAMPUS JACKETS et et Se te ee. Goes back to 8.99 after 2 P.M. *© BIRDSEYE DIAPERS Bike oe bath Emi a a re a fires amd Goes beck to 2.69 alter 2 PM. | hae | = 2 4 Hour Sole... Friday 10t02 . | [Eeninennnnnt Regular $1.00'| Regular 14.99 MEN’S JACKETS BB] 78 Short Regular $49.99 Stretch Dress Style MEN’S MEN'S BR Bort tics var "fecned™ | “eS G MEN'S SUITS, SOX. |, PANTS Geos back to 14.99 after 2 P.M. Underwear TOPCOATS 44« | $366 . 49« | $2488 Regular $4.98 Regular $5.99 4 Hour Sole . . . Friday 10 to 2 ; ular $3.99 $1.79 Men’ mens | men's. ff MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS ag neat on GLOVES ROBES Soant ‘shifts’ tar plaids “seg ponetecn™: We seove I PAJAMAS ° SHIRTS $288 - $244 | (Gaus Wich to 2.99 cher 8 Pld Ose, of 99% pte EEF ey Pye oe oe Ts a ieee ee Sh ‘ Co oa THE PONTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, sr Uncle Sam Seeking Jobs Refugees. Can ‘Fill : SAVE N OUR ST _ WASHINGTON (NEA) — Uncle |rience, Then ‘the infuraaticn Se|digencies witt be ready t give x-ironet ot, however. One of thelof settling large blocks of rete e Big Discount Sam is now working overtime/made available to sponsors. ‘sistance when it's needed and re-| biggest is the languate barrier. A ee ee eee eee eee At the same time teams (quested. eee Labor Department official puts it possible of interview. Se ganian oe es tn Jy cotanes cane tere Gave SS “Up to now Hungarian speaking Clearance Sale “an im Ge : ports at Bremerhaven, Germany, Recently, for example, three’ mmunities have been able to Federal authotities here realize) which are “scheduled to eafry Mee er Its ny thg| Sbsorb these refugees, but they can that America’s reputation as a land’ ¢.990 refugees to the U. 8. Renspert, take fn. Salt op meee poets. bay Ene jof opportunity is squarely on the Cn ts: group needed jobs and their spon- “he geetain areas Pennayl-|. For instance, they must American ‘block as the gigantic refugee sea voyage from Europe, sors went to the local employment / 5 populated . by numerous | {rom the ‘metric system hegame seriously ill last October. and air lit gets under way. prepare a roster of occupa- . : Hungary to measuring in inches j _Mistral .was...a Assisted by a staff of Hungart- : crates Soa wei SETS > eriéo Mistral, a French provin-) Labor rial poet, - and Gabriel d’ Annun-/ ee ence ta 55 . E 5 ! at the Pontiac YWCA, 22 Franklin Mockiriets com Sing werk ts | (t) z se : a . - “Tene U LUA Ue i : ri bi i “t i Z | gt f $ { te i H i A [ : i ' | f i Lf I f | if H 5-CELL omone FLASHLIGUT a aces Foot Beam Ra zit = Sye ALL THESE FINE EXTRAS INCLUDED: A TERRIFIC VALUE! I StAGQ Sky-high in glamour and savings... down-to-earth in price! Marvelous, bonus, modern wrought fron chair, plastic-top eccasional tables and modern lamps transform the suite into an amazing en- semble bargain you can't afford to miss! Gorgeous sofa and matching lounge - chair have deep, built-in - innerspring construction. A really luxurious suite. . ‘of SAVINGS! Virus Q)- Music hi-f “Room filling” high-fidelity sound is yours with this sutomatic phonograph. Has three extended range speakers. Plays four record speeds: 78, 45, 3344, plus 16 rpm “talking book” speed, 149.50 MODERN SOFA BEDS _7-Pc. Modern Bedroom Set Just $1.00 Delivers Juste $1.00 Delivers Chotee, of of handsome eolors 2°45 Distinctive styling. You “449 Bedroom to Your home. Reg cane ‘be. SER wo ular $99.95 values _~and don't miss these other January values only at GRINNELL'S! Children's Record Player at special 7.95 savings! Complete with pkg. of needles Swank — Bed Set 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette Set Phileo Table Radio with five tubes. 17 $8 Excellent reception and tone quality! * * just evo Delivers Just $1.00 Dofivers $ 1 , Comegiote aye 1 0p see aa table’ Grinnell Phono, was 44.95, outfit a a faateatioalty wea $ Teeapuker “portable phono with tone 29 ! "Headboard. mattress, in, 4 4 Cinntching upholstered and volume controls. Luggage case s pee spring . 8-Speed Phone with records and carry- 29 ing case. Was 3995 now. 0... ceseves Grinnell Hi-Fi Phono, was 184.95. Three- speaker atttomatic phono with Cietmend needle Complete with legs . be 8-Piece Maple Finish Bunk Bed Set TERMS TO SUIT You OPEN FRIDAY a ‘AS | 108 NORTH SAGINAW GRINNELL’S, 27 Saginaw, irene’ a | * NIGHT "TIL 9 * Joa $1.00 Delivers ee ee a ‘4 : t éoe ‘ ‘ | * ; ‘ - : 3 i a : gs i to ia «| | .. / f 4 . ' ’ :. _ . s PUPS ay tees sical ee ee # an thy Sep e ade Bos * . » Oe Le Woes So eee is 2 Se a : ee % ee ; eo set Aateie, t ae — TS ee al ae hs ; Lhd @ are THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 10, 1957 - ow * + Downtown Store Open Mer & ‘Friday’ Evenings i | TeLHturon Store Ore Thurs, Fri, & Sat. eau CceSlreINEN wai fone or < & ane = are eee oer — ae ed mat Sind be er a ce ~ = . . = ay Bee ids NOW is th ike im os ¢ its, is t e time to make important savings, on men’s suits, _ topcoats, sp ortswear and fu mishings! ! el - $14.95 All wool flannel slacks... ........ tee eee . . $1200. $16.95 Imported quality worsted flannel slacks . rene eee . $13.55 . $18.95 Imported all wool gabardine.slacks by Esquire... . . $15.15 ALL SLACKS in BOTH STORES REDUCED 20% AND MORE! [JACKETS and OUTERWEAR] $25.00 McGregor Suede jackets... .. 2... 2... . $20.00 $36.50 Zip-lined suburban coats of imported tweed 2 ee a. « $29.20 $19.95 Quilted lined short jackets $16.00 Entire Stock of Fall and Winter Jackets Reduced 20% and more! Formerly to $27.95 lined and unlined famous name jackets ... $10.00 (a very special group .,. downtown store only) my $5.00 to $10.95 Long sleeve sport shirts i oo .... . $3.49 $7.95 to $12.95 imported quality long sleeve sport shirts eaees $5. 49 $5.95 McGregor Ivy League plaid and stripe sport. shirts Lee $4.7: $10.00 All wool sport shirts by McGregor... . . -. a. . $8 0 ENTIRE STOCK of SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED 200% and More $12.95 Coat sweaters of pure lamb’s wool by Catalina. ... . $10.35 ' $9.95 All wool famous-name V-Neck sweaters... . 2... $ 4.49 $10.95 Wool crew neck sweaters, four shades... ...... $ 8.75 8 . $3.95 Arrow broadcloth shirts, sizes 14 to 177%... $3.16 . ~~) 4 I RIGES SLASHED ON BE E R QU ALITY | $5.00 Arrow broadcloth and oxford cloth, blue-tan-grey .. . . . $4.00 fy Formerly to $5.95 Famous-Name Dress Shirts, whites, colors $1.59 ea. he IT! -T (Downtown Store Only) .............0... meee tenes 2 for $5.00 a | PAJAMAS | a I ee ee ER ee SE eee ee! 4 in ABCD... .......00.. $3.16 , ? , | | $3.95 Broadcloth, pajamas mn B-C-D 3.1 OO save Now?! Broken sizes and colors but all famous brands and all from $5.00 Cotton flannelette pajamas in patterns. ....... . . $3.96 ' a | $5.95 First-Nighter pajamas with knit tops........... $4.75 | ‘our regular stock! Special groups of men’s suits, topcoats and. sport _ ~ MARTINELLI | coats reduced for immediate clearance in our great January ( ‘learance |NECKWEAR| oS Salt, : _ $1.50 and $2.50 Selected neckwear by Superba... . wee . Be . | BOTANY 500" | $55 men’s suits and topcoats Vow s $2.50 and $3.50 Fine silk neckwear ..... . . tee ee ee ew. STAD | > — _ Reduced to GLOVES ~ * oe. .: bo | | oo a | PHOENIX ‘65 men’s suits and topcoats, \*" $ D> > Entire Stock of Lined and Unlined Leather Gloves Reduced 20% . . educe , , — | “ft : _ . ° ; |HATS| | | TIMELY ] $75 -men’s suits and topcoats Nor $ > 9 | Formerly to $20.00 : , - 7 | : Very Special Group of famous-name hats . $1.39 - $2.39 - $3.39 - $4.59 . oe Oo s (Downtown Store Only) $2( 9 : . , Now | Loe . | PETROCELLI } 89.50 men’s _ and topcoats, \ ! 4 YJ | 3, Lae ee ds Bid: Be IEE EN eee ramet SWE ES | 4 ee os Z <5 | 4 . a If it’s from OSMUN’S it’s right! = “Two Fine Stores to Serve You Better” . Remember, no sale is final at Osmun’s oe ) until you are completely satisfied with your purchase! . a TAKE 90 DAYS TO PAY! : Ask “about Osmun’s convenient budget | ; - ° , fi plan... use it to buy all of your clothing et 14 ec take 3 fall months to pay! @51 N. Saginaw St. (Downtown) ! ie . « @Tel-Huron Shopping Center _ : : “3 be % os : “twENry-rwo eae f | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY; JANUARY 10, 1957 _ oe pon aioe tee Oy e Sonu: cy -in Cancer Work’ ‘Hospital will hold two oper: houses Euler said. lf Health Maintained; Not If Disease Develops |tacitities there. ‘the county for the Sam Officials of Pontine General serve the needs ofthe community”) this weekend at the city hospital's) The. structure was leased” Avomn| Say Resistance Natural annex, formerly the Oakldnd.the county for 18 months or until County Contagious ospital, to ac-the new wing is completed. The ‘quaint the public with . the new city will play: $1,000 monthly to be. Mabert Cooper Seek Soon ecued’ hit 00 aeakahen Wl aot oben? service te liead the medical staff hours tion’s annual dinner. The event was || #U : at the annex. Mrs. John Stewart,. = _-, - tn aad bad tres cic ee eee by TONSILINE ‘assistant to Miss Paul, will be “Si fe will pusiped wlth medical|viece Wil. aapayviee tha pregerstionls om -annual furniture. market, —— ee eee ‘ seve, anies 5 of all meals. _ which continues through Jan. 16. Group a com oe =Sareee: M. be on, dutyine Tours through the Dewy on Tele- ”” By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE ‘graph road will be held from 4 to: a fg a '7 p.m. Saturday and from 2.until, '5 Sunday. Members of the ag NEw ‘YORK @ — Healthy per- Tour Group of the Woman's Aux- “gens apparently ¥ pee a natural iliary will conduct the tours. | _. Pesistance agai eancer which The publi aii fs lost when the disease develops, » | ao ope benon, according te Misa | _ fee _Kemarchers report |. Lauretta, Panl, hospital director, | The tadtention comes from ex- “The purpose of the tours is to | periments in which cancer cells show. the public the renovations | were injected under the skin of we have “performed since workers human volunteers, some healthy, began in November,” Miss Paul | and some dying .of cancer. said. VIBRATOR BIG BUYS! 9c Scotts Emulsion .........:..77¢ $1.19 Father John Medicine. .....97¢ 14¢ Bon Ami Powder..........2/2le REG. $4.98 g 1.29 lodine Ration Tablets, _ COMPLETE $aa4 th DS ee ce sees Te 6% WITH ATTACHMENTS 1Se Scille Pads *eerecadessae® Fed, Tax Where Applicable Ideal for sore and aching muscles. . Cope oeeeHeedeos 5% Antiseptic Lotion (pint).....33¢ 3¢ Boric Acid Powder, 8-Oz.....22¢ 43¢ Glycerine Suppositories, 12's.29%¢ 4%¢ Cascara Compound, 100's....2%e 43¢ White Liniment, 6-Oz........2%¢ 33¢ Zine Oxide Ointment. eeeeee 19%¢ 33¢ Gum Turpentine, 16-Oz.......2le¢ $1.19 Creomuliton, 8-Oz..........97e $1.00 Tums (Family Size).........79% 4% Bromo Quinine, 16's.........37e 98¢ Anacin Tablets, 100's........79% TABLETS 1/4 GRAIN 1000 - SACCHA RIN 31° “UR. 4 02. JJ" 8% Listerine Antiseptic, 14-Orz....6%e ABSORBINE Big Savings! 8%¢ Lavoris Mouth Wash, 20-Oz.. .6% “490” FACIAL REG. $3.98 f&> 90¢ Doans Pills, 40's.............49€ CENTURY “commeeel Tle Tincture of lodine, Ya-Ozn.... 4¢ TISSUES HEATING PAD |\ 27 \. (822 Spirits of Camphor, 1-0z.....14¢ +3 Speed Heet Control, \ 47¢ Camphorated Oil, 4-Oz.......2% Flennet $433 |— } 59¢ Sloans Liniment.............47e Cover 3 | a Se Kleenex acetnet Size)....... 3e 100 Double ie Surgical Steel Blad Honed to Perfection. | Reg. $2.05 Value, A wonderful opportunity to . get ¢c these nationally known shoes at a very substontial savings. Certified Oral. 126 PAIRS | Broken Lots, Odd Sizes Terrific Values Reg. to $18.95 FEVER T H Easy to read Ther- mometer in plastic aM . 485 to *885 : + ia ALL SALES FINAL! | c HUB CLOTHIERS. 8 18-20 | North Saginaw Street ad > . ~ : ON a a a rr PENETRAY ally querenteed. | ie. Ideal for the sick Cage eae Multi-Purpose INFRA. RED INFRA RED HEALTH LAMP BULB fw anne / ‘ , ae Comes in Assorted Colors, 10¢ Cough POPS wn ccccccceees ds VISE 69c Bi 1 ines 100’s.........47¢ % ELECTRIC HEATING PAD [eo 0 DittitesHowebold 3 Speed Heat Control $ 65 Rubber. GLOVES Cheni ¢ Cover with Zipper. | Safe Non-Slip Grip. : : Keeps Your Hands CENTURY _ Young. Small, Med- ELECTRIC HEATING PAD [if lum end Large, 3 Speed Heat Control Flannel Cover with Zipper. $595 : 79: Warm Home All Metal ~ Ideal for Many Uses! € Brown JERSEY GLOVES 49: | INFRA RED. LAMP BULB STORM BED WINDOWS 39: : Covers @ Window 36:72” Complete Plastic Kit, Light-weight, weel-lined. tee! 1.Y, peer Mica A / ® ‘ f ¢ | ? * a Her Findings \City Hospital Ant nex to Show New Facilities soeeeee: ap, | ee se WoidHat Ves. New. Rate on Gi Loans Could Disqualify Some _ Now Eligible , i il ; : ‘ThE, Ti cae 2 pi a5 ; * * *¢ < § Farben Chemicals fo Pay War Claims FRANKFURT, Germany @ — Some 4,000 persons who worked as slave laborers for the I. G. Farben) . chemical trust during World War ‘It will-receive a total of about 30) milton: marks ($7,140,000) under a soon. ! | cere i il i Marriage License Applications ‘01 Opdyk wayne # Trew ase ‘Aubura flee M. Jones, 2101 Wainut L) ‘iyne B. Beckwith, Auburn Heights David M. Summers, 187 Norton JoAnne Dayner, rr) LeBaron James L. Gillespie, 101 BE. Bivd. 8. Mildrend C. Helle, 40 Parkhurst ' Dale Y, gd 3459 Mt. Vernon Diane L. Marburger, Walled Lake . ‘ Arthur. L._ MeRvers, rs, 4603 Clintonville Pearl A. Sadowski, 2350 Merwood William ©. Jacober, 9930 Orangegrove Maney J, Lamberton, 3490 Airport Richard 8. See, Clarkston — Winfred E. Harmon, 120 Adleside Theodore V. Spach Detroit Doria EB. Tucker, 1 Collier Charles R. Reyher Chicago Ruth Ann Bassett, Bineestield” Hills . William BE. Blaylock, 68 Ot Dorothy Yvonne Pell, ailfora . L Bn: rent Robert Verda XN. Weigon 3: ie hieleee ie Rochester Pre h. heoatnats,, ie Cass Lake orman E. Ellicott, Keege Harbor Rei. Wilds, Clarkston Bennie D. mith, 791 Monticello Arlene M. Hampton, 722 Kinney ¥. McGinnis, Flint eee R. Pittman, 133 Banford Jen @, Koella, 1848 Woodland Stary. Turnbush, Birmingham ees ee ae ge iakt —- ies Ps there’s.a fine selection of colors and models available! * Values to $69.50° _ Values to $85. 00. L. o 3831 Knowison ooo lardatio, Here are three large groups that repre- sent tremendous values and outstand- _ing quality! Whatever price you choose Suits and Coats § Values to $59.50 Suits ana Coats § Suits and Coats $ tee We no ilasion .. we'v ve” erally cut prices in od great Jenuary Sale! | _ CLOTHIERS” ONCE “A-YEAR © ‘Rimerten’ Ss ‘Finest National Brands of Clothing _ EAGLE. . . . CLIPPER CRAFT . we 3 WORSTED-FEX .. . PHOENIX. . . KINGSRIDGE . . . ROCK-KNIT . - GLENWOOD “IMPORTED ALL WOOL FLANNEL, Si SUITS A selected group of fine imported All Wool Flannel Suits in Grey, Blue and Brown. Regular $59.50 values. Now. oe © # * © @ @ TS fabrics, smartness doubled value redoubled | . trouser Fine all wool suits! worsted and : sharkskin fab- | rics in the new- est patterns and colors. A regular $75 value, now $58 ... the price includes the extra” pair, Top Coats $ $35 Values $ - << <—_ TCH WEPVENIA - Stretch Type WE MAKE KEYS © While You Wait _NEISNER 42 N. Soginew . ‘WATCH REPAIR IMPORTED TWEEDS—SHETLANDS—COVERTS SOME WITH ZIP-OUT LININGS A HUB FEATURE Imported All Wool TOPCOATS === § 3 3 : (A NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAND 33 | Drastic Reductions on Furnishings, Sport Coats and Slacks. a Tipe $155 | "No Down Payment Necessary When Opening a Charge Aeconatt 30 a et rie ota Days t Ne ew “Orleans. Police Officer =o : for the Stork; in Cars, Homes or Boats, NEW ORLEANS (INS)—The lotjit’s been stid in story and song. life is just one blessed event after| | ~ of a policeman is not a happy one, ‘But for one-ot New Orleans’ finest, another, | | This to Merelly ‘tree tor officer DRUG A SERIOUS $ MESSAGE 10 You! STORES eeepremetettped = === [as For the first time — ever — = 100% Nylon Carpeting ~~: . | te ani enube the trouble came it sists of a ca in a Wee or} — = r A ec ggieg mc es cn WAC ne er ‘THIS ‘WEEK— Foam Cushioning _ Samal by she ht Waly toon gence eee, | THE We st, tn ene st] e148 Ne Saginaw | “Haron Cor. Telegraph | * 4985 Dixie Hwy. START TODAY! |. 9.95: Value Only , 44-year-old Roques Near Sears We Give Holden Trading Stamps § Next to National Foods mT 25 Ae Reecatcemnmemimie « VIGORETS i. * ea And” sometimes ey ANUARY | when the realization that time is running out strikes, that’s when : ‘the telephone jangles, and Roques - = pis -on his way. es Usually Roques presents the proud but worried father with a Ze | new son ag daughter bern in an = _ automobile, i “But sometimes the grompetiind i _ Pparents..never. even get to their 2 "| car, and we have made deliveries Be ‘right in the home,” he said. u @ JUST IMAGINE! Now @ NEW, eosy cleaning, fa ig increase tn the demand fr u you can afford all- easy spot removal. [Roques’ emergency talents. During _ - nylon * wall -‘to- wall § The smooth, close pile [the 1947 hurricane which battered P carpeting — with its can't trap dirt or dust. |New Orleans, the officer recalls - own built-in foam — Even “problem” stains —_ [he delivered four babies in flooded i tSnen canpaton Oe ieee on. ie Saver ee © ; t i FOAM. CUSHION @ NEW, protection from mare benice by boat in the 1948) -. CARPETING. moth, eriiclow. And “se «© «@ . it's safe for wool a : Roques, who started his police .. @ NEW, | . sort lergy sufferers, too. career as a mounted patromnen, : ° ~ wearing, . ; bulk-free pile Gives @ WEAR - TESTED by J oztomea to delivering babies, de-|_ pe you twice the wéar of _ 150,000 elevator rid- | spite his broad experiences, _— : carpets twice as thick ers. After six months, ‘NEVER LOST ONE YET VELVET OF ROSES y mache twice as token upton ate was | “Tt’s nerve-wracking,” he eaid.| gifferent #8 Dry Skin Cream t m e eaned. proudi has prea ; ‘ And it showed no sign - ot dst a baby paging ay that . miearnine. me by B re , of wear! ~ matter, a mother or a father, trate you extt SPECIAL 1.00 mm c @ NEW, built-in foom «ays milk totttng ‘to Kale tinue o® regeler 250 sien a '* under -padding. Saves ® ast gome n one we | you are of some help to the you'every penny of the — Foam Cushion Corpet | || ammiad up bis experiences’ | ow usual cost of separdte —in its smart pat- Roques’ public service has not! cushioning. terns and colors. . [gone unnoticed. He has been or. aneetell sort plagues and med- 51.98 MULT- i? — he 1 for his life-sa . : - ' | ay ge P<] = 7 e a i aie eet ececeen S| WEITAMIN ELIXIR : G ~« H. HH. SMART DIV. | %:.20 gist" } | eriatric repdaty 250 1.00000 i | 4 = a Pleasant tasting appetite stimulant. , TOWN NUTRITIONAL FORMULA FFER armers on are demand- romene~ | Oakland Avenue FE 4-4567 ‘ing a crop insurance program) ary ae eee ver and Wemne 39 | OP BOTTLE OF 50 FREE 79 LIMITED 0 : : ‘ to pe “roe have been de Z BO SS wo eee of - * F tons 16-0 BOT TLE ablets at... ‘ uw ) Lawrence Fleischman, Inc. | rhe sav yrs Ct cocccces ebm | | , be , ee ee eo | e mat ese - Cod Liver Oil = *2.89 Jr. Aytinal = oe > : - ny meet SS Reg. 1.39 97: Vitomins& Minerals 998. ~ it Se * i 4 n or flav Bottle of 4 . pint bottle... ~ 100 tablets. + empueteresersenee : } ne ¢ ¢$ DOUBLE ECONOMY SIZE ET | coite’or sor 298 Pre Natal ; 7.65 OLAVITE Perfection . ' ’ i : P soviet 2” ve =? Hand.Cream ’ qive 100 tablets. .............. 100 capsules. .~........ ' LANOLIZED, For Lovely Soft 4 Smooth Hands Es : . ° . $ BAYTOL —128Vitamin A ‘3.29 Multiple sie} 19 ‘t 3 9 VITAMINS ° Thee 8B iss B-Complex 25,000 units Soluble-ized : 2 $1.96 Value! . Each a le Bortle of 100._................ 16-oz. bortle...........5... : “ capsule Fragrant pink-satin cream is ‘ supplies all the . pure magic—softens, smoothes 4 e essential B Fac- maeenesh tae a... Sa] chopping. No hint o' sreasinees | . tors in one easy- E Therapeutic | ) est: LED to-take tablet. Stress "A $39.50 Value” 100 tablets 49 = : iy Reg. $2.39... - SPOS BOTTLE OF 100)» @ HARD FINISHED 5G POTTLEOF 50 | : @ FREE ALTERATIONS Use Our Layaway HEMATINIC TABLETS LAP nn ve solver = ' ' Blood builder for nutritional anemia. ~ EE peters tt MR With our : a |. NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVE! Reg. 3.49 gus Reg. 5.95 gv E scare F of 100 tablets 95 MEN S GABARDINE $ : Bottle of 50 -. Botile of 100 ery eee $15.40 Value Plus 30 4 tT T ] : Hormone Cream t tos . 1” 0 PCOA 2.98 Liver & lron 1” LOOK VEARS YOUNGER: . | Plus B Complex 100 Capsules , Oeenreme. ony see Values to $35:00 | , $ nga selemtitis reseaeh, Pion ae : @ Hard-Finished - * Woter- Repellent 2.89 Geriatric , 98 m scien eee fied bh —@ Wrinkle-Resistent = / ELIXIR 12-0z. bottle : aoeutnnpenlvanereings end lost a secesescacens molatire 40-sour shin. i REG. 1.98 , BS YOV' 100k years younger SWEAT $149 $8 to $12 $7 to $10 ‘2.79 AYTINAL 98 ht RT | EN’ : ins Bottle (SHIRTS A MEN S MEN S Multiple Vitamins Bottle 100...... 1.39 Vitamin C ]°9 : a D083 SUIT DRESS AYTINAL fF Flannel op $ 100 mg.-100'S..r00cccecrereesee tg le PANTS SHOES § @@aacuo 2 08 Oleum Thiamin Chloride 49 me var $ $ 5 88 | $ 5 88 . | With purchase 598 Percomorphum 25 mg. tablets 100’s................ 6 FERCOAR STL" |'2.89 Vitamin € 198 Srhccrdnce*” | Entire Stock Reduced Soon . Bottle $8 ALL-WoOL SCHOOL Cebordines 50 mg. 100.. ‘Sweaters ‘3 Boy's SUIT $12 WORK $ 88 E Thrifty PHARMACISTS Charge LESS for Filling Yu #e «mH PEG KHAKIS |] fat 90) anode Large Selection 6 to 14 i ||P R E + Whrbz tee CRIPTIONS “ 7 ice “a RE ~All Colors Sines 12-20; 26-36 : agin : Be ‘ ee. . " ; : . . | \ j ' | Vt F . | ¢ é ; . : ‘ , tae ey : ae : : i , ‘ { ’ 4 e ; i a ; " ‘ ae ip ed i oy Lay ‘ _ eto a } . ae p ‘f ; ss . roy — hy » anil bc nani —_ A, i . 2 4 ay : ; ‘ i ‘3 ‘ \ i i ’ si 4 \ i ‘ es a % é, init Re a a ee ee. a ae ae ee test cate! dhe oe eae ae eS a a ee a oe ee bed -_—— / | ae a? | = a4 eg eS eR aah gE FE Pee ORR est er ee } e igen F 5S oe Ae 1. < ae = 7 Pepe: fe Fe: shox to $14 -LEVI'S A: can Ws Bal THE ponTiac PRESS, THURSDAY, J JANUARY. 10, 1957 os, ee ees = [ito o Vist US, Mrs. ae aes hati: With Slow Integration: _ “TAMPA, Fila, (—Mrs. Elearior Roosevelt says Gov. Leroy Col- lins is right in saying the South must move slowly in integration because customs of thousands of persons cannot change overnight. ,| She told reporters yesterday swan (tt — L think. Gov, Collins _ we extremely courageous, in his in- augural address in reference to his plea fer graceful acceptance of integration." “MEN'S ALL WOOL » _ SUBURBAN COATS , Light and dork tweeds. 4 Sizes 36 to 44. ’ { LADIES” DRESSES’ REDUCED TO _ Entire Stock Reduced * Hunger-Strike Convicts —_ [Deprived of Privileges. ANGOLA, La. ®—Warden’ Mau- Tice Sigler of the state peni-|. tentiary took stringen ‘ta ction) against 20 convicts on a hunger strike. He stripped their cells of furniture and mattresses and_-de- nied them tobacco privileges. The men took their last meal at breakfast Saturday and_ then began their demands to be al- lowed to take part in.a prison incentive pay program which. be-| *tgan Jan. 1. Easy Terms! a NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. 9 . Saginaw, Pontiac |people’ feel when it rain'for the the drought, Some just have ola Limed Oak — ae . a tars 1-F0. DELUXE SET r 1 mirror and bed ta ‘ental nen oe qreseee, Thay 39 F 88 ee | Entre farge and a roomy. f man extra s aureble man-presd of 87 REGULAR : : Sere ae te $hg5e nee at $ 469 Drexel 4-Pc. Provincial : ——————— tee, coat rineee Pest “Bret re had ht” a 9129.5¢ KROEBLER CHA The paw = prone Relat ©-Chairs, tail in beautiful woods, very smar iol handsome styles .. ais REGULAR 519 =: ‘ erk Exita <2 899° large, ony cis 9S | | world over f -_ $ 95 * ‘DRASTIC REDUCTIONS 4 iene sce 1g finest brands made. Wide | Syne $20.50 MERSMA TABLES. en te Size with con- ventional or modern. wites oe" i 169 \ m S necuLAr 2 Pe. Living Bee ° note, and cm colors ome rings atic, nands ‘odern cove $ By, Astiongn lovely ™ sectional, ‘Pc. Kroehler ert on the struc’ — bargains whi Values to $29.50 REGULAR 2-PC. 729 REGULAR Moder , 949 = — LAR ¢ ; i 2- -P red oate moans REGULAR newer? “Netural Rest” CSyeaioay Drexel 4-Pc, § Large dresser, m irr can style them, Finest a or vtyling, BIG SALE OF MATTRESSES menenreth Enainnd- nd Others and chest as struction know: Neon dievis 4-Po,. b.- Kent-Coffee Redroom Dresser, mirror, bed and chest, ~ ‘3 finest, most gorgeous pruce ee TAPE RECORDERS 1—ONLY FLOOR MODELS R T-700D cris 157" VM Model 710 319 299% plete. Lovely softs — Bcc pameke: REG. 189.50 99” | $79.50 Studio Couches Large, roomy sofe by : Ampro Career 50 @ as mates $AQS BS issso 99 L BARGAINS... , Base Speaker 19° i Reg. 39.95 129" Bell & Howell 16mm comers MS SLASHED! 1 Only—Store Demonstrators $169 Limed Oak D 70 DL-F1.4 ining Room ¢ facturer, Table, 4 chairs, bu Recommend {om sauna © | DQe isso O10" ect dag 289" 200T-Magazine ffet and china One of the finest made, Handsome buffet, Pong e> 4 $850 1-Pc American | oe, Rm, 2 Lens Turret F1.9 Reg. iss 162% halts, gave $308. verviceable, thia ts fe, Must be PONTIAC’S 25 SOUTH SAGINAW _ * ff $649 Provincial Dining Room te ote So eopresiate. 200TA Magazine | 3. Lens Turret FS Reg. 191" a oF Marr iEagm MARK DAVIS UAMERA N. Saginaw St T 4 ee sean soar oe . | Bureau of Investigation that vigi-] . lantism and amateur sleuths have by Don Whitehead) child were killed. - |the violations of civil rights per- (Tomorrow: The New En- ae ipetrated by the army of. amateur : emy — .Communism.)* warning 6f the German sabotage) APE operatives made illegal pontiac Lions Club Host General Staff message to von| many cases they encouraged the to Insurance Official Bernstorff was intercepted by the) impression Sat! Pay wernt. 4: seguieenbatien atthe Miche . ‘gan Insurance Information Service ‘British Admiralty and passed on’ The biggest storm broke late in| spoke to the Pontiac Lions Club _ to the American State Depart: the summer of 1918. Draft desert-| yesterday on Michigan's traffic ac- /. spent officials in London. ~—}ers totaled--more than 300,000,/cident record. Bat no record has been found roughly the equivalent of 25 di-) Although the record improved in| LASTS e Two = Three-Piece Suites’ @ Sectionals, Ete. Many One-of-a-Kind — Every One an Gutstuoding Value at Only in | : City and Newark. ‘members, the'cost of accidents con- F On Sept. 3 it started, with the tinues to rise. With the call to arms in World) erat agents aided by police,| Final totals are not complete, but . sailors, soldiers, National Guards-\the agenty estimates about tion was swamped with work: “Ne! men and 2000 operatives trom/deaths against 2,004 in 1955 and 8 eer we aon 1 -400,;APL.—Three_days_later some|about 59,500 injuries, against 62, c mediately from 30) men "| 50, m|234 in 1955, Meanwhile, MacLean | i e [ : f é t i | ii : : AND UP Americans who would give their) , | cal : 2 Our inventory shows that we have just 57 of these agit -ty-g-toell a Ht ~ luxurious Kroehler Living Room Suites to sell at these { : _ sensationally low prices! Many 2 and 3 piece suites; all the expenses : oy : 21 beautiful sectionals... Many one of a kind, but |: + Wea paw : i every suite of the famous Kroehler cushionized con- and te Atty. Gen. | om ——— ; struction covered in the smartest and most durable fab- aged to go ahead... si] « | | : rics — and, in your choice of colors... Stops hed rust te Ament | ° GOOD , ———— SCs re IN ADDITION TO THESE SALE PRICES WE REPEAT pedpsncaaens | ° Ticking er) ital THIS BIG GIVEAWAY OFFER — |. Materials | ok Diss PUAS AS ita feo ose | This Luxuriously formed in every | Painting ie a , Upholstered Kroehler 7 wo great tat enatnen had to = * - | a / ,/ /, |“ /'™ Chair with the _ breath and fresh batch o! : Brees. mags . ' ; / / \ the TScent badges bearing oo ial | fe | ae : ag | loom Suite at : : rite or More ... McADOO'S FORECAST | eye777777 : BICYCLES +, : | . . ag ee and had no| = , Yes! This luxuriously upholstered chair. by Kroehler, (Ward’s regular ue $39.95 value) is yours at no extra cost with the purchase of any liv- ing room suite for $179.95 or more during this gigantic year- -end sale. * STURDY CONSTRUCTION * GENUINE COIL SPRING CONSTRUCTION * CHOICE OF COLORS IN LUXURY FABRICS | * BLOND OR MAHOGANY LEGS WITH BRASS FINISHED TIPS | * SMARTLY STYLED IN THE LATEST FASHION } j if i} gigs E : gs i i t lf B 3 ni BICYCLE SHOP 20 E. Lawrence St. FE 2-7221 of y OPEN TONIGHT Thursday, Friday. and Saturday UNTIL 9 OUR SALE ON PLASTIC WALL TILE STILL GOING ON! Sele Pose yy! LIFETIME VINYL moa TILE Never Needs Waxing! Ree. 19 Deluxe Gauge Val c Nationally Known Brand — PABCO ONXYTONE LINOLEUM TILE Bae tacos Hurry! Q° Es. Cae %- A reg. 17c value now going for’ Limited Supply ) { \ ; 77 i ny a _Ask About the WARD-WAY At are CREDIT PLAN @No Interest ! @ No Carrying Charge! | a Aw SPATTER asPHaLT 4°"|foontnee oe & 7 : ‘Kiam: =f srieaer toceyhat $995 Stenci? Pp Present floor aint the game on your Free Parking part of the Federa! government's Le , -— iar Se) a : : Insurance—This is a program which is commonly called| must wave been paying the Social “Social Security”: and to . which Security at least 18 of the last 36 most workers contribute: part of) months before his death or for at; earnings. ee their least half of the time elapsed since - The program is designed pri- Dec. 31, 1950. _ marily to give help to; The only other requirement. is mothers and who lose the|that the widow must have been ee ee eee Rem te: Sates the. chk In_ some cases, however, fa’ dren at the time of his death or he who've been left with children due|must have been making regular to the death of their mother also|contributions to her support. get payments for the children Aid to dependent children—This 00) widowed mothers and more (states, the ‘District of Columbia than 1,300,000 dependent children and the federal government... The upport for Broken Families Siments is based on the need ‘for. “imum living needs. If they don't,’ the average payment per child. | In general, eligibility to the pay- | help. Need-is defined difterently in’ different states. But, in general, it's a question of whether the fam- ] lily or the dependent children have’ enough money to meet their mini-: they can claim help. | (From AP Newafeatures) | Wonderful—Heavy . ‘ . . Toran : | ‘Sparkle Tuft | "Here is the wonderful random textured carpet | — ‘ | _ that Lees made famous . . . and is now the most 95 1 imitated carpet on the market. Woven of heavy at — sa : ms pongo gd < a that = actually make your 1e Sparkle. ya Pt great bargain . . . because of its long wearing Sq. Yd. 5 qualities and its sparkling beauty. ~ ’ | Lees Heavy All Wool Bark We a - bark weave pattern in a choice of four decor- -- ator shades. Here is carpet for the ‘life’ of . your home. ae For soft deep down luxury underfoot ...¢ a ah. Lid here is the ultimate’ in carpet comfort. 9 oD Woven from soft wool fibres into a luxurious ave Sq. Yd. prints, hand block designs, florals, tweeds, and many with gold Lorex threads. all of your drapery hardware needs. ‘Drapery Material Choose from one of the finest and : largest selection of new drapery fabrics $ st] > ; in the entire county. There are modern For the most discriminating tastes ... have Mc- Candless’ drapery experts make your new drapes. . We can offer prompt service, and we can supply Yd. Up SOL LIE LES: PR. eal CR THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1957 Oe ee we eg Nall JANUARY WHITE GOODS |f Penney’s New Blue stripes! Pink stripes! Yellow stripes! Green stripes! Spectacular new sheets to.team with your pastels, to add sparkle and spice to your FULL FLAT q whites! Terrific, too, the serviceability of these newest percales. They’re Penney’s own_brand “Pencale.” percales that wash and wear for years, THEY'RE NATIONALLY FAMOUS PENNEY BRAND ~ SHEETS! SILKEN SMOOTH PENCALES- LUXURY PERCALES, OUTSTANDING for SERVICE! tured in Penney’s 1 SNTW rN om ft ) KCTACUI Striped Sheets! j 81 by 108 INCH 72 BY 108 INCH TWIN......2.98 among the best of their type in America! 42 BY 36 INCH CASES... .98¢ EA. PINK... ORCHID. . . YELLOW. . . GREEN . . . BLUE NATIONWIDE PENCALE MUSLINS in COLOR You'll only find these first quality . pastel muslins priced so-o-o low at —_ —— Penney’s! (They actually cost - Ld] ; less than many advertised white 81 by 108” 72 by 108” ...... 1.99 42 by 36 cases. 47c ea. sheets.) You can’t beat them for ” wear at this price. Life Avisco®-Rayon Scatter : Ina giant 30 by 50 inch size! 4 Penney’s large low looped -» beauty is practical too! It 3 . ds resists crushing ... it ma- - chine washes . . .’it is im- —Clear | mune to moths. Non-skid. NYLON BINDING Rayon Orlon ~ BLANKET ce” LUXURIOUS CHENILLE Hefty, 3% Ib. weight | R i Rayon Orion blend com- J bedspreads inn bevy of AOS ff bines softness and warmth @7 decorator shades that make ) oe nylon binding that will | PERCALES in COLOR | Silken smooth luxury percales —_ Bo * super-strong and oh! so lovely in * 3 spectacular color. Save now dur- ing Penney’s January White 81 by 108” Goods. 72 by 108” ......2.49 an 42 by 3842.....59¢ ea, | : of the Blanket Al Miu i ed! 5 bright colors with your bedroom sing with ; ; ia lor--Bai re-——machi : Be < a ; a0 by 6 laches. last the life of the blanket, @ veak*: Ne kenteg. methine full or twin size : 7, \n Rose, White, Green, Slate, Sendalwood -2 esnerous tuck-in length. ed corners, 4-inch fringe. +t tkewarm water. ~ sa ¢ is - Pia %, _FEATURED IN PENNEY’S JANUARY Waits Goons SPECTACULAR! || 3 wake 2 We are Ends 1 in Safety of f America and will not give aid, or shelter, to er Her nephew's amazement at thela contradiction could mot be ex- country. said that| Covering 25 miles by night.on foot. most eons Ba when Zum-|Zambo carried his children while Father Charles Coughlin phoned him from a refugee his wife Julia, carried their meager) pring center in New York. + ee tr in Roya] Oak heard of the Zumbo’'s plight and has been housing them, People in Hungary can say noth- until they are able to move. ing of importance to anyone, in- Finding a job was the largest the task facing the- family. It on . more’ difficult ‘than expected’ H : ential avd have| cause of the fact that Zumbo had| gan t there, Mrs. Zumbo stated that two| 2rd thelr Parents say. As’ com-lonly worked in = coal mine and ; pounds of lard cost the equivalentin gy ™* wasn’t trained for anything else. do} =] ee However, Mike Ferguson of the Zumbo's aunt. Wayside Inn Bowling: Alley or John R and 10 Mile road has hired him. numerous, and too tragic Zumbo' began work on Wednesday : : * morn ganda that was spread there, The = * * * Ferguson, who wag planning to sell a home which he owns, has given it to the family with no dewn payment and small monthly fees. Mrs. Fergusori has donated clothes and furniture to them. They will move into the house as soon as /proper arrangements are made for heating. The Zambos are so overjoyed, sald his aunt, that they can’t of the, A Miracle Yarn Solution Dyed Stain Resistant mm CARPET oe iss enn hove your *5 95 for all who have helped them, = e : Eager to,learn the customs and [ Scat S95 20 Snsnde ai tie ener, Gay Ol i Installed. tnckless, over padding. begin taking lessong at the Royal Oak City Library on Jan. 17. Zumbo’s Most emphatic state- ment seemed to be, “‘Don’t give me bread, give me Freedom.” . And that is what impresses them most & THE FLOOR SHOP **¥73:3i0"" M ps ei alanis of the Little Flower parish! on Trial Basis _. in Addison Twp. LAKEVILLE — When Addison png agg enya mgm nam, the spring election. they will Lapeer 5 Offered Education Benefits -METAMORA — Eastern Michi-li College of Education is offer- ie ae Seeehad Ot Laceos Cees a fine selection of classes .for-the second semester of the - school year. Classes will begin Monday Feb. 4 at the Lapéer high school. vation. in Michigan, Arts for Elementary Grades, Con- Supervised Teaching, Child Psy- chology and -Speech Correction. The course otters graduate credit, Pilgrim Club Gathers METAMORA — The Pilgrim Club met at the home of Mrs. Anna Cuske on Tuesday evening with Mrs. John Woodring . co- hostess. Roll call was “New Year's" was a program on Current Events. fext meeting will be ‘Tuesddy evening, Jan. 22, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs, A. D. Francis hostess Mrs, Ruth Thompson will be leader for a musical eve- ning. A ee Batoce America Freedom: q : : * > = = : : : : : i Now - 28 to © Peck-of-fashion fabrics: Snow-flake flecks! Rich meltons! Costly yarn-dyes! Color- - splashed weaves... and scores more! @ Up-to-minute styles: Fitted silhouettes! . _____ $mart clutches! Chic cardigans! Boy coats! Boxy shapes! New slim lines! Gored backs! Ballerina backs! Belted backs! © Latest coutourier touches: Not every style CE 52% q 26.95 TO | : | in every color and size, 28.95 VALU ES JUNIORS’, | MISSES: , AND HALF-SiZE DRESSES treatments Newest style ‘wanted colors. 22-28, NOT EVERY SIZE IN BLOUSES AND WOOL SKIRTS 5.98 TO 14.98 Ss THE BLOUSES 37 yy ALUES Dacrons, nylons, cottons Dressy and sport styles ie ; Stripes, prints, solids - 100%, wools! Chromspun acetate Assorted Colors 32-38. past ory 2.98 Vederes! Rayons . . | fallles, S$ ; alues crepes, fannels, prints! 5 THE SKIRTS . | Tremendous seleetion of fine © Sheaths, princess styles, empire re quality 100% wools Smart sso walsts, Yorse lines, full swing ‘belt, pocket and pleat S,) 3.98 and 4.98 Values temporary: Economics . Problems; = with Mrs. Edward Deacons co-| | Se eras “THE PONTIAC: Preiss, THURSDAY, JANUARY Lint —— = — - = oe ae ape = cocina Sought PS a Not Rreait Vote Machines | ‘in Nearby Communitiesf Jam Funeral Home, “Burial Ruth Aon Toner UTICA—Service for Ruth Ann Toner. 16, of 41801 Be Rd. who David and a neice, Mrs. Sidney passed away Wednesday after. a Swensrud of Pennsylvania. Miss Toner is survived by her|b tons, parents, Guy and Virginia; one sis- There will be classes in Conser-| - Industrial’ ¢ AND SUNS. top styles: © Wool meitons in solids and fibrenest ® Warm, hip-length winter surcoats! ® Nylon gabardines in the top colors! ® Wash and wear nylon zip jackets! ® Slash pocket, self collar styles! ® Knit trim style blouse jackets! Choose from many colors, patterns, linings: color-flecked textures, handsome solids, assorted plaids, 100% nylon fleece linings, 8 ounce quilted linings, _ perspiration-proof linings . . . sizes 36-46. not every style in every color. WINTER JACKETS — ‘ ® Wool ietton blouse stylest ® Warm, smartly styled surcoats! ® Rugged campus jackets! ® Fur collared jackets, self collars? ‘Choose from: solid color meltons, fancy meltons, rayon-nylon sTY _ gabardines, wool plaids, corduroys :: EVERY LE AND ... Sizes 4 to 18. COLOR j OPEN EVERY NIGHT —_ Large variety, terrific buys .. r } ) ' , In every color. ee j coo bet not every styfe ry | OPEN , ¥ : _ . ‘ F r e c \. [* ; ; ( j A \ | . i . re ‘ vA sk i f. i 7 Aa iors Sa ee _ - . ait 5 Pes a ie ‘ \ * - i 4 | ri z Be \ baer © Sees ieee Choose from many of this se season ‘s BOYS’ SURCOATS and Great savings! Great assortment. AONCE-A-YEAR WANMCE SAVE 30 t 50% MENS QUILT LINED JACKETS $13 to $18. VALUES Slashed to the lowest price of the season Made of “Stone Twill”, n gabardine with snitecis _ Dacron®, Crease resistant, sheds rain or snow. Taupe, gray... 34 to 46, regulars, shorts, longs. “Dv Pont petyester hse ADDED SPECIAL! MEN'S ALL WEATHER COAT with 100%, wool zip liner Complete elteretions 16” $27 Value included EVE RY NIGHT T $9 to $1] _ VALUES Slashed to the lowest price of the season PLL iad cools une BEDROOM SUITE Here’s What You Get: rT @ Luxurious @ 2 Fluffy Pillows @ Multicoil Springs Honeymoon, 3-Pe, Chrome DINETTE SETS Modern Bedstead — Jnceripring een 2 Shades All-Metal, Folding ‘BRIDGE CHAIRS *o| \ $4 88 var ] Pen, HURRY! GENERAL Sa AND TELEVI OCCASIONAL ea TABLES—SALE SION * Westinghouse $ 29” EASIEST TERMS --ALWAYS-- OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE. Electric ROASTER: & * Bexcate —d | ¥ NO Se, 2-PC. IVING ROOM SUITE CHARGE—TERMS , MONEY DOWN! BUY iT— CASH—LAYAWAY Norge 1 30-Inch Hot Point cme? Genuine : | Bis HM | Electric. |ioeo 00 JEWEL / u. Ft. (amma = 7 / Refrigerator meng Gas Range $138 | = 199" | ==] °89 | z . | Ne Money Dews Innerspring Mattresses 1 GROUP | $22.00 1 GROUP - $28.00 1 GROUP $34.00 Brands ee ESS a Seale a 7 FURNITURE, BUNK BED TELEVISION cere gettin: See enantio whe tee a OUTFIT COMPLETE APPLIANCES| : iti zu Mae ca a ~ 4 fi 4 = i : g , y ; 4 = z : . ae 5 JS. Se i : ay “ ee Score seee : _\_. .., THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 10, 1957 TWENTY-NINE | a, ae aah a : Sees A as : Lo : ee os : rs tea See ey —— ee apt ° el me Lt at — wwe By ‘ Pepys ie Soe aa ri ae ee Oe or ies Ria re a ; ic ge Ve hat ve. vals <7 wis fA ae f a wwe ltt - oi | ioe! pk coe A oe wnertl ied “President Heard Today ahs “22°S> sei Typical British Scholar; Able Leader =>” [Donations for Meal OK Blueorints - on State of the Uni cur ew And we are, of cose MA aamaitian ° [hn ( a Botan de Wil Geto Township VIN DIUGYUTTS ee "arty tre ages UTM, TAG UN . ppg rg | ; Sor} pees akg TE See ; SS eee a oe oe é 6 * f 3 ‘ \ ” ‘ ¥ 4 *h " oy aad ; are - - ae ‘i Fn i met, s ‘ why * . ~* «*o a » \ ‘ . wenT vice a ee 1 to + .* © ett yet a Pe . P . ~ } « %s% , : ti. ™ . * ek . : ce . ~ : fad ; a * ifs ; ee 4 j P ‘ ‘ a ‘ ms » +4 Lehi fi J2 P 4 mm pee F ° * ‘i alg f eek sy * *? 1 a . é. f # . , 3 . A het ag? ee oF a } ey a ‘ , “sf ‘ ss ¢ di a? : : . na i > Es ngs Troe? YOUR CHOICE! Florida 216 Size or 176 Size SNe. 24 Min. Size a , BLUE RIBBON. JUICY ‘isines 2% 49°» eae 4& 39°] WAX PAPER ~ We reserve the right to limit quaatiles hii 0 frarher:-eanitons ‘nl. Soc: at ote Chippewa Chief Maple Flavored Pl LLSBURY L & S | eoeberen and WAFFLE = ) ie VALUE FOR OQ APPLE Brushless aman eprom G | Big 28 Ox. 2 Size Tlb. Pkg. gc ee es ee sare aes = ee eae egee = a ol ae fa or seca cas: ‘ a8 ‘ é capes t ; a Lh \ : . and worn by the holidays, here is'a prize it and fold butter er margarine ~ §amall onten, mix! . igiewp.ceery._ diced “fate unbaked ple shell at to use white pepper. It will not Pee pao pan 20 46.35 inutes, SDOW any dark flecks 8 Meek peppercorns oe is t " desired pepper flavor will be: there. js te thicken and Pape Sh, Lem jit is as-simple as that. : | i if Ee Be 2 winner!” For this you debate.’ ™ Black Denier: or ‘Whites D'They— Taste Almost Ali] oat ~ When does a. ook_use whe he dar ote ak andthe ght oe = ‘These tions seem to, have pepper than any ‘other people Especially for budgets depleted ter. “This,” says Mrs. Pratz, “is'., ‘ys than con tachan| SNES pivhae on. ontd be 806 KIDNEY NORMAN PHELPS, ticed an unbaked pie shell, from This is what the American Spice Oe our country’s date of discovery ~ {Trade Association advises: INNER KERNEL . come down through generations) , White pepper is the inner kernel] { since, in a way of speaking, we ‘Save Time by Making Two-Meal Pot Roast ggimiux 391 pe ess yo : of ‘Kohlers. for Tuncheon or! the Peppercorn (which ig actu- cups light cream or top milk Agent Mrs. J Lawyer. A supper. We like them served with ally ® dried berry). In productng|qnurtean eens” "7 itwo Tneal pot roast for shx butter, salt and pepper--but maple); a ripen ee es *— fean be made oe ot ae syrup is perfectly suitable, They, san be re ' mage’ Stem tabietpocs Detter Sr male chuck roast or round steak. go mightly well with bacon, ham can le removed oa mig ws i fomuto, “oat in'si-inch viicss __[the-first meal, make a big beauti- or other pork dishes. Made with’ “seamcarh berries Balt to taste ‘ ful pot. roast surrounded with) canned whole kernel corn usually, “"* "@*™ve** Bring water and 1 teaspoon salt/carrots, potatoes, and onions. —_| but during the season they are a| Biack pepper, on the other (© boiling point. Add macaroni and) For a second hot meal, the fine way to use up léftover corn, hand, is produced from the en- {Cook until not quite done, 5 to 8/beef in a quitkie meat pie. The on the cob. tire berry. Ht. is picked before minutes. (Macaroni should be! left over meat and ‘ vegetables ; Sem separated maturity, dried and used whole, Under done.) can be heated, placed in @ cas- ‘ yo eorn Note that your black pepper te | Combine egg yolks, cream or|serole, topped with fluffy mashed black pepper | really a, mixture of light and |milk, cheese, 44 teaspoon salt and/ potatoes, arid browned under the mn Py : dark flecks. This is because both ‘ground white pepper. Drain maca-|broiler for a meal, Beat egg yolks unt? lemon; — pat a eee stiff and fold them in. Cook | on mre ee te wan Sa A | homa City Daily Oklahoman Chap-' and hot. 2 tr CAE oS mE § ae a plus a bit of ingenuity give| try shelf ; netahlec (Boned Chicken | on Vegetables Makes Delicious | _Ane_meat perks up when the\Luncheon Salad | vegetables flair. 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Do you have -a favorite bar-)— becue sauce. Serve over golden jtried. Sshsticks and © ‘picnic| . buns .. Tf you like skewer-cooking,> al- ternate_fishstick halves. with your favorite vegetable for. a unique kebob; tomatoes, green peppers and-fishatichs are one good com- binatién . Fishsticks make the ‘basis of any type of dish. ~: ‘breakfast to lunch to buffet . . : ' | ghow that the treated millk MAPLE BUTTER SAUCE — You can make a oaalhy outstanding | For a crispy-crunchy dish, wrap ; Apricot-Lemon Sauce isin: ocbetaniinlte thing of French toast if you serve it with this tastetempting maple Pertially-cooked bacon around fish. Good Witli\Pudding amount of enzymes as mother’ fatior, oqnce medic with cresiny mnoeth sweetened condones? wi sticks, “heat un ips. Meal milk, . iserve with potato: chips 'imabun; hot fishsticks and raw or yand turns plain jane cake layers grilled onion rings in a. frankfur ‘into a scrumptious pudding. It’s ter roll . . .. Almost any flavor the pudding as directed on the can’ specially good with ice cream. [blends well with new fishsticks—jand serve with Apricot-Lemon|. , __jtry_ them on rice topped “with @' Sauce topped with hard-sauce, white. sauce. or served with.stewed. To make the fruit sauce; mix tomatoes for a delicious flavor y4 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons corn-| milkman. Canned plum or fig pudding is a dessert worthy of serving with™ the tmost-festive of meals, Heat 2 Sauces Improve Many Desserts treat . starch and % teaspoon salt, Add warm it up to feeding tempera- The French touch—a dash of Co-| a ‘teaspeon of grated lemon rind, | ture. L sifted ‘gnac with fishsticks as the base in|a tablespoon of the juice and a Holidays come and holidays go, Combine all sagen aged ou top your favorite fishand-brandy rec-|12 oz. can of apricot nectar. | Mushrooms look especially at-) {, neg 2 ‘ipe . A late-evening TV snack) Mix until smooth; cook until tractive if they are sliced so part; 7 S##* Te ™ Sy Fac ¢ . . Lb. | > 39 , * AS’ : TOMATO SouP rear’ _10' 10 a {Sere dee ag eee ee 4 peamces vist & pourey unmet |" a, = 9g LOUIS ‘SPADA SORE | M«r. ele od bese 197 OAKLAND SUPER MARKET 197 OAKLAND Se | Fancy Long Green % “s, * a”* = we os 1'-hb. Jar ae me Label I Kar Fancy Ripe . Tomatoes 14 Oz. Tube As i a | ’ * 4j eh hbo i i, ~ a . 19:| | aa SCOT FACIAL TISSUES We reserve the right to limit quantities. Sorry—no specials sold to minors or _deale ers. 1, Shop -Rite’s Own Famous. Meat Loaf Mix....3™ 99° I "Boneless Rolled Fresh Picnic PORK Cucumbers Lean, Meaty SPARE RIBS... . California 252 Size ORANGES U. S. No. 1 Michigan Cooking ONIONS 3 39: Peter's Delicious BREAKFAST SAUSAGE... .. 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The secret flavor is liquid ee smoke added to sieved or finely eggs, well-seasoned to ee" 8 wie Wet lars 3 or SMOKED EGG DIF — By using the new liquid smoke, you can make a dip that is unique. ~ Hard cooked eggs are the base with lemon juice “0 be no end to the praionel Also try miniature rolls or tle ered as ieliewsied until about! 1 tablespoon lemon om or vineger_ __ Sane bor this unique exg dip Shick breads as a “scoop.’ The smoked'a half hour before serving. bring: é dip flavor goes-very well with to room temperature to make for and other seasonings added. chips and tiny rolls or little breads. Garnich with radish slices. poke with potato chips and: tiny buns. 1 teaspoon ae /Makes 1 quart. rere at cup. mapotnaieg Pe | ~ ahr: » | Accompaniments: < chips and ‘Sweet-Sour Beet Sauce Smoked Egg Dip tiny Tells Combine all ingredients except Delicious With Eggs garnish and accompaniments.| gov. the, liquid from canned Beat until smooth. It desired, 24) ign ‘and a Hele water. pel more seasonings, Have consistency, soft enough to permit ‘potato chips SUsar. Vinegar ‘and salt to make | sweet-sour sauce. Bring the liquid, to. be dipped iste n easily. |to a boil with several whole cloves, hiteiainen to’ a few alspice and a stick of cinna- eggs, diced or sieved Me baet-oamet t butter or margarin€ smoke 2 tablespoons 1% teompeen. liquid until “ready serving, Pemove from refrigerator and refrigerate overnight, Drain soften it. Pile into chilled bowl. evening buffet - Loaded in Nutrition. | serve. About 20 minutes. before mon. Pour over hard-cooked eggs. igurés Show Mik : “Milk is one of, the best food ‘bar- gains, says thé Consumer ing Information Agent, Mrs. ie sephine Lawyer, A second | glance at a. quart of milk and ant it costs is worthwhile. No other food ye furnish so much for so little. A-quart- ofmilk-will_provide: 100 per cent of the day's Rive- flavin requirement 30 per cent of the day's Vitamin A requirement 2 per cent of the day’s Thiamin ‘requirement 50 per cent of the day’s Protein Mk to not fast for bebles. ‘This |thrifty source of vitamins, miner- ‘Tals, and proteins is just as needed by adults. Skipping the use of milk! is cheating on. _B90d healt and a longer life. Boked Grated Cotrots. Good With Meat Loaf Baking = meat loaf? Then grate jsome carrots fine and pile them into a baking dish with about a}* quarter cup of water, a little but- ter, salt and pepper to taste. Cover’ ” the carrots and bake in a moderate)” ture at which tender. This requirement ‘and beat ér whip dip to fluff and and serve with cold cuts for an 25 per cent of the day's energy oven toward the end of the meat- requirement minutes, so put the carrots in the|sugar Will Clarity Quart Fat — _Four_ slices ‘of raw potato will @arify a quart of fat that has been ‘jused for frying. Just heat the fat {with the-potato in it until the fat bubbles. The potato slices will ab- roa flavors and collect sediment; sediment will set- fie at the bottom of the kettle and may be weroved after the fat is tstrained, Bake panes Halves ‘Peeled fresh winter pear halves will need to be baked in a mod- erate oven for about half an hour to be tender. Baste the pears with syrup flavored with lemon loaf baking time. while: they're baking. Serve with - Vanilla ice cream. 4 ‘You Can Put Your Trust 4 ~ Serve with potato -. Meals on Frigid. Day se Should Be Filling Fare ly. Add grated cheese, carrots, corn and cooked macaroni. Put in baking dish and bake in a mod- erate oven at 350 degrees about 1 hour. Makes 8 servings. | The following reckpe oJ a an out a-casserole recipe that uses . ground beef. This®one also uses. ; mix for added flavor, It's i" t casserole you can prepare in the! ‘morning and pop into the oven just 20 minutes before your guests arrive. . Baked Rice With Vegetables and Beef - 1 cup rice uncooked i tango geeen pep r, diced 3 tablespoons ster of margarine : Ye pound round or beara beef, ground) 1 package tomato-vegetable noodie soup ‘4 teaspoon salt a cups pimeat wotgt con butter | an a ectine on the package. Saute’ green pep- Rae ‘e-o (1% cups) at with wo in tomato sauce” parsiey Peel onions and parboil until tender (about 20 snlttea) drain. | }Remove centers from onions; fill shelis peo tay, sprinkle tops _ Ohions in a $2 utes, Combine soup and rice - per and onion in butter or mar- garine until tender. Add ground ‘beef and continue cooking until’ browned, stirring occasionally. Stir) ‘soup mix and salt into the boiling ‘water, cover and simmer 10 min- ture, ade-pimentoes Seria 1% quart greased cas-| serole. Sprinkle with bread crumbs. moked dl Ha round Beef . In e “SUPER-RIGHT’—Quality Meats ; And - Like delicious Beef You're in luck! For “Super-Right” Chuck Roast is priced now to he your Meat Bills Roast? ... AGP Ip cut LB. “SUPER-RIGHT” . SHANK . PORTION © “SUPER-RIGHT” - GUARANTEED FRESH Adc and dot with butter. Bake in mod-| erate oven (350 degrees) for 20 minutes. Makes 6 servings, Bake New Version of it with a strawberry gelatin salad. gieepre Hane and Tom Cuapeees Sabtempeee butenr ot wargneine ° opped. . X eeheaperte all-purpose flour a new casserole. - i 1 cup say Seaton _ After the bumper crop of corn iis sad Serene — fh mod ‘ summer the canned corn sup | 1 can't ( a an, “drained 1 ham alice, eut in quarters this recipe: flour and blend. "Sans add m — M “Cheese | [seat Gnd cone over w heat, stir-| veg ronl and ng constantly,..until thickened. ny |Add a little of hot mixture to! nS =p eggs and mix well. Add to hot: om" shortening \mixture. Gradually add lemon hes (16 08.) diced carrots \fuice and mix well. Season with ‘American cheese een (17 os.) cream style corn salt and pepper. pound mace’ Arrange yams, ham and broc- Blend flour and seasonings into coll fn greased I-quart casser-. Stir into flour mixture and cook; (350 degrees) “90 minutes, until thickened, stirring constant-' We an't end this article with! . | Toasted Cheese Sandwich. Special , | 1 package {10-ounces) frozen “roceoll | shortening. Add enough milk to ole. Top .with onion mixture. | carrot liquid to make 275 cups Cover and bake in moderate oven | rresh Whitefish DELICIOUS coe PAN-READY ‘ | . 37 5% of Cheese Sandwich WHISPER-LIGHT DELIGHT! Try this new version of a toasted , : cheese. sandwich: ° ’ Cut sliced bread from corner to, ‘opposite corner to make triangles, eae teas itt on ox vemewel| \ ced cheese in same fashion. 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A / 4 ,, , ' | , - i . ay - 4 “ath pe Slices ° : st i i \ Qa Hic: ae ing started in 1923, the idea an fa sme: ick Freeze (eset mang wat tt mew Tonal, Chee = dilled tomato fuee” Put Fresh Fish Se es a ceea t ~~ ‘Tomato Cheese Dip ~ {attempt “to preserve A goose | 3 ns olive olf . - hot al, Vass on Eve Table istuffing it, ice. .Going =z Mak is Eee Devoe a CIS with wedged glass stoppers, std sac tas become 7 brush them, nee Daking jd reo lemon julce © alert é : << me : : . _ . ‘ . + = % jabots The Chapman showing: was @ For daytime wear the unpre-jhighlight of today’s session of _ OF hese lbs in iis dics Risa uae eae i Slightly fitted gray, wh en-\dictable Ceil shows a series of spring previews, for the nation’s shown'‘‘Puritan” dresses in dark sheer! fashion press. : ite and black Linton tweed is Davidow’s idea of a beautiful spring coat. Four pocket flaps are symmetrically placed above and below the waistline. Slit turned back for narrow, flared cuffs. sleeves are buttoned and Women's Section JANUARY 10, 1957 PAGES 39-45 Olive M. Taylor has returned to, her home on Matthews street fol-| lowing a two month visit in Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif. While in San Francisco she visited | Mrs. Tom Hosler, the_ former | Beryl Hazelton, who taught in! J * * John C. Xenos, a junior at Western Michigan College was re- cently appointed. Cadet Master Sergeant. in the Reserve Officer's Training Corps at the college. John is the son of Mr, and Samuel Xenos of West New York avenue. He is study- ing in secondary education with bis major in Industrial Arts, * * © gray. silk linen and gray dotted silk shantung is designed by | Anne Fogarty. The jacket is’ short and is - double- breasted. ‘\ “ se Stork Shower Held for Mrs. Romeos Mrs. Bruce E. Smiley was hos- tess /at a pink and blue. shower in /her home on Anoka drive Wednesday evening honoring Mrs. latis Romeos. : Couple Planning August Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Roy Monroe Flippo of Leesburg, Va., announce the en- _ gagernent’ of ‘their daughter, Ellen / Guests attending were Mrs, Le-| Marie, to James Thomas Wall III, roy Hartman, Mrs Fred Storm-|son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thom- er, Mrs. Herbert Cooley, Daisy'as Wall Jr. ef Birmingham. Mitchell, Mrs, William Morris,;| She attends, the University of ‘Mrs. Charles Mason, Mrs: Bill Kentucky he was graduated \Morris, Rouni Savas, Martha Savas|from Mi State University. : (They plan sh August wedding. & ‘ { Hospital Auxiliary Plans Card Party | An informal card party and tea Mrs. William Aebersold of Ross} drive entertained a group of home Tuesday evening. The gath- ering was also the occasion for a pink and blue shower honoring: Mrs, Fred Millis. - * * * §.2.c. Kenneth Fux, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fox of Cherokee road, left Wednesday to return to Norfolk, Va. after spending the holidays with his parents. * * * Glenna Miller has returned to friends at a dessert bridge at -her Personal News of Interest the University of /ami after spending. the holidays at the -heme of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mra, Leonard C. Coster of Briggs road. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. Allen (née Sharon Wachnansy) of Bloomfield Terrace, are receiv- ing congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Robin Carolyn, « Betty Call Honored at Bridal Shower Mrs, Leslie Zuehlk and Mrs, Lyn miscellaneous shower for Betty Call at Elmwood Community Hall. Thirty guests attended the recent _ jaffair, Betty, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas W. Call of Avalon street, will marry Kenneth L. Paulson Jan. 26 in Elmwood Meth- odist Church. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Paulson of Birm- ingham. \Wilmot were cohostesses at a pn aks tag Se at & SHARON IRENE BEATTY Mr. and Mrs.- Cart Beatty of Myrtle avénue announce the | en- gagement of their daughter, Sharon Irene, to David Arthur Briggs. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Briggs of Ledyard street. A March wedding is planned by the couple, al Women’s Club will be hostess on Jan. Missile Base. Plans were complet- ‘is planned by the St. Joseph Mercy ed when the group gathered for a ‘Hospital Auxiliary. The affair will be held Monday at 2 p.m, at the | Student Nurses’ home. | Tables will be get up for bridge: ‘and canasta following a brief busi- |ness+meeting. Members of the or- |ganization and their friefids are in, ‘ited to attend. dinner meeting Tuesday evening at Hotel Waldron, ‘ * * * Other everits at which the group) will be represented are the district meeting to be held at Birmingham Country Chib on Feb. 3 and Inter- Pontiac Business and Profession-; 17 at the Niki Guided! | BPW Club Will Entertain at the Nike Missile Base — Members were reminded of the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra 4 woncert Jan. 2% and the an- nual Chamber of Commerce din-- ner Jan, 15 at the Elks Temple, Mrs. Evelyn Rivard was wel lcomed ag anew member of* the group. | t national Night at Prince Edward! Hotel in Windsor, Ont., on Feb, 23; ‘ ceramics, send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope, care of'c you vale ius | = slit ti reef HE Pri 8 MARTHA LOUISE Rogersof- x se not proper to help Yourel| Chalmers, Ind.'to these things’ until the—hostess Both are eee seniors at “] disagree ant ag Gey ane Purdue placed there to be eaten a x . is quite correct in helping | University. An ae without waiting to be August | asked. What is your opinion?” wedding is | Answer: You are right. If they lanned, were to be passed, there would be ? ” — \no reason for placing small dishes on tables around the room. | “Dear Mrs. : Is it still BEMIS 2s ee : and I made some attractive can-|: By RUTH MILLETT dlesticks. You are failing your husband SELLS If FAST Pale if— “Then the niece had a friend,| You claiin you can’t make ends : - and the friend had a friend—and meet on his salary although he now ell my merchandise a at han a steady oh Cutting their as I can make it. , living pattern to the size of her The whole family gets a | brighter outlook when we _ clean their clothes. Evety- thing from Junior's play togs to Dad's suits to Mom's dainty dresses is ‘retumed with that fresh “like new” look. : 8 ER, Make 15 to 20 gia . MORE PER WEEK! Wanted: 250,000 Girls % Industry Needs You - LOW, LOW TUITION This is the only school in Pontiac that is ociesain by | the manufacturer of the Comptometer machine. We ing operators to meet the demand created by the* sales ot ‘our machines. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL — st "$14 Hubbard Bidg. — FE 2-1611 Division of Felt & Tarrant in Workmanship and Material from ' OXFORD MATTRESS CO. operate this school for the express purpose of supply- } guest and spoke briefly, “I never would have believed - ti Ae say tings boone ee| EXtravagance, Grumbling ees Are Earmarks of Failure “My wanted a pair of) candlesticks for her niece, a recent| Wives Who Neglect and Nag Husbands ee Na ee eee ee Ans Mismanaging Their ie * * * You aren't happy and you want your husband to know it and also to get the idea that it is mostly his fault, "You resent the time your hus- band devotes to his work and its demands upon him. You don’t figure it is your bust- ness to get up and cook your’ : husband’s breakfast before he leaves for work and to have a nourishing and appetizing dinner Help Ito Spiacks? i Or Must She Wait! ting! State Youth Post LANSING (AP)—Miss Clarice |) Freud, chairman of the Michigan Youth | Commission. ' * LJ Miss Freud. who succeeds Mrs. Margaret Price of Ann Arbor, has’ served 18 years in various private | and public welfare agencies in inois. oJ * 8 ‘‘A graduate of the Univeristy of Michigan and’ Western Reserve University, she has been ‘on the U. of M. faculty since 1948. s oe : by Gov. Williams as. Michigan, -Pennsylvania ang th. ' Se Her Michigan service theludes | ie tor of the Detroit Jewish Children’s | . ; <7 : ‘Méjihers “a the ‘Ladies dualliary te the Metropolitan Club are making prep- arations for the installation and dance Saturday evening. Shown are committee members (left to right) Mrs. Merrill Hall. 5 papi oF ‘Chokes sat Mrs. Ralph ‘Dean of Hamilton street and Mrs. Clif- ford Hickmott of North Edith street. The affair tel a maar soem in K. of C. = Seaithag: Drees Piste flowers are on display at the YWCA now, ; All winter term classes will be- gin the week of Jan, 21, Mrs. George Camp will be the instructor for the flower-making, Other inno- vations will include an evening class in ceramics and a water bal- let class for advanced swimmers. A complete list’ of courses of- swimming and water ballet (Wednesday morning only); Mrs. William Crisp Jr., ceramics, both flower-making .of adult education classes, Sample fered and of instructors includes Mrs. Leonard Buzz, beginners, Y WCA Lists Winter vi erm . Clipaes ‘by Mrs: Leslie Pickup and Mre- Leo Vaillancourt, Preceding the Wednesday morn- ing classes and interest groups, -|the Ladies Day Out participants ws secoar adircgc accolade w>ngals ac qunlgad Included 224, [fit eae e 8 » leoup wi ‘Dissolve yeast in % \eup warm other rye oes rye~ flour ; cups ae Bs z ? z and satin. i for him at night unless you happen | to feel in the mood for cooking. 4 * * * * All of these are signs that a ‘woman is‘ failing lier husband and _ failing herself as a woman, be- |\catise she is mismanaging her most important job in life. Officers Elected by Altar Society ‘day evening, Also re-elected was Mrs. Paul Singles, ‘vice president: Mrs. Herbert Wat- Mrs. John Myers, treasurer. /The group discussed plans for a pre-Lenten card party and for a money-making project Jan. 27. The Rev. Michael O’Réilly was a * * * of Mrs. Kenton Plourde. rrwrevrererel el elhUL SU ~ FURNITURE made quality in ‘mattress and at OXFORD! Any width... any rier das of Crunai. 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AP Wirephete of Oklahoma and Wally Butts of Cae ~ Bears, Giants, Detroit Dominate 5 Lions on NEW YORK (#—The champion New York Giants, Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions’ today domi- nated The Associated Press Na- tional Football’ League All-Star team, capturing 15 of 22 berths. * * ® Five members from each of the three clubs were named to this mythical two-platoon team by 28 sportswriters, who covered the Germany, from January Feb. 1st. Ex-Tiger manager Fred Hutchinson is also included. baden, 28th to For the first time in five years a technical foul was called Larry Kersten takes a shot at his own record everytime he takes the floor now for loop-leading Al- mont of the Southern Thumb, The by the 2nd official at the other end of the Jacket gymnasium’ and his whistle was not heard above the rene eB - One of the most lopsided basket- ball games to come to our atten- tion this season was Highland Park St. Benedict’s 71-15 massacre of Center Line St. Clement last Fri-| times day in a Suburban Catholic League scrap. Central’s Swimmers Share Valley Lead — ; yesterday University of Missouri to succeed Don Fautrot was Frank Broyles, assistant coach at Georgia Tech. Faurot retired after the 1956 sea- son. . ' Friendly Territory Gives Lakers’ Win. neighbors take their sixth straight licking. — . * Ld + —_ the Lakers much in the Western convention in St. Louis noW ih session. All-Pro ‘Cleveland Browns. The Browns, + Last night’s victory didn’t help|}% a" Every member of the 12-club the Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers and who failed to win the Western crowythis year for the first time since they entered ‘the league in 1950, earned two positions on the second team as did the 49ers, with the Eagles and Steelers getting one each. « * * The Bears, Western Divisional winners, placed center Larry Strickland, guard Stan Jones, and fullback Rick Casares on the first offensive unit, along with Hill, and landed middle guard Bill George on the defensive team. » * @ The Giants had fackle Rosey Brown Gifford on the rman RT—Don Boll, avg, oe RE—Kyle Rote, — ‘ork QB— [ LH— McEihenny, San Francisce RH—Alex Webster, York FB—Alan Ameche, trail New York by three games. |5—5; RRS 2 Ne 2 ee 5 es > e ars, C PRESS Ee ai is jate A. Bonnell Heads Tourney Here Elks NBA Prexy Will Preside Over 8-Week 2 DBF Players ot Signed to Tiger Farm Contracts ere ga ag cy ceyis 84 Tuttle and Torgeson | (Sign 1957 Contracts DETROIT # — Outfielder Bill Tuttle and first baseman Earl Torgeson have signed 1957 con- tracts with the Detroit ‘Tigers. The Tigers now have agreements with 18 players. . : Tuttle, 27-year-old center fielder, hatted .253 last season. Torgeson hit .264 in 83 giaimes. year-old Torgeson will be the first Top Golf Stars Entered in Crosbys “Clambake” MONTEREY, Calif. # — Bingjover the Pebble Beach Course, the Crosby’s 16th annual national pro-|field will be cut to the leading 45) known as the clambake,/|in. the money contention. The nation’s top pros plus a long il * * # San Francisco's Ken Venturi, list of amateurs that includes cele-jrunner-up in the 1956 Masters as brities from business, entertain-|an amateur, makes his first ma-| manager of the Springfield Giants, the Eastern League farm club of the New York Giants of the Na- + a its rules on amateur-|would bind prospective athletes Pin Meet-in City McCormick today was named} = i « S for a national “let. * "| —©ONCERN FOR FOE — Chicago heavyweight Bob leans over Dale Hall after he knocked out the Los Angeles boxer in ‘the 5th round of their scheduled 10-round fight in Portland, Oregon, last night. Satterfield then helps Hall to his feet. Bernie Moore letes, It appeared strong — that the subject probably won't be the convention although| brought up before for another year or two. Es AP Wirephote Satterfield Fl Wings Defend Lead ins, trying to keep a brief slip in the standings from developing into Olympia tonight for a tussle with the Detroit Red Wings. 40 Rinks Join ist Bonspiel International Curling Tourney Under Way at Detroit Club DETROIT # — Forty rinks from the United States and Canada open competition in the .Tist annual International Bonspiel today at the Detroit Curling Club.. Michigan cup; Galt, Ont. Rink; Kitchner, ‘Ont. Bink and the Milwaukee (Wis.) Curling Club. . * * * Highlight of today’s competition will be match play for the inter- national team play J. J. Ahern trophy. In this match the composite scores of all United States rinks are matched against scores of par- ticipating Canadian rinks. Last ciuh’s fields, Members may invite guests for the shooting that be. i gins at 2 p.m. Activities were (2ntral Christian in a defensive bat- year the United States won -the trophy for the first time. . . * * Bruins Invade Olympia DETROIT #—The Boston Bru-; . a full scale landslide, invade thelfeat the first place Wings on i] fn SF Ba i ag il §% E é i ih i : A ¢ 25 a i 3 g 2 4 probably complete the starting line- up. Game time is 7 p.m, Ban on Scouts Stirs Protest A's Manager ‘Steams’ After Statement From Yale Coach ee of Home Lunch. The Coca Cola Hawks defeated tle, 20-16, Stan Austin hung up 10 points for the Hawks, Tournament finals are scheduled| dev per Sunday. | S Chiet, Crane Grap plers Still Seek First Wins cai Ee eee g has a 2-1 season record and walloped Fitzgerald by a 54-0 * * * Junior Gary Grikscheit, a 175- Bill Stapp’s Cranes. Other top performers are Capt. Duncan Black, 155, and Pete Turner, 138. pounder, is the key man for Coach! 322. college baseball players am found only 17 the club regarded as prospects. Once a collegian signs & Basilio’s Hand an injury to his right hand. ——~ Basilio and his managers I scheduled to arrive here by tral early today to. appear before. the score last time out. |boxing commission to ask for & : ; official postponement and a ‘date for the fight. a | Matchmaker Larry Atkins sa $50,000 worth of tickets alre |Saxton bout scheduled here Jam 18. 2 NCAA's Sist convention tomorrow. The 1956 TV committee turned ‘The committee, however, left- Also up, for. discussion. will be tiac High and Cranbrook return to the mat wars Friday afternoon COLLEGE BASKETBALL in hopes of notching that elusive first victory. in 77, Cornell 72 The Chiefs play host to Flint ie, Soe Northern in a match that is Lafayette i. pishich scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Cran- Dartmou h %, Sori teld 69 brook travels’ to Berkley to meet Penn State 62. Temple 63 the veteran Bear aggregation also a Josephs {Pa) 97, LaSalle 85 (over-| at 3:30 o'clock. Betfalo Unie et. Hovert an mg oe goes into its Sth out- underdog once again — but coach Bill Willson continues Louteritie, 95. 20a Sone to be encouraged by the work x. Caroling Mart 61, Morgen State 0 poe ‘conte ‘a tan: Midwest very satisfied with the progress, Wichita 69, 6t. Louls 66 considering the schedule we ears cheels (V8) 73) have,” he sald. io er an Witerbern we” | PHS has scored 30 points and| Pa. EL ee allowed 179 thus far. Lawrence TI, Assumption (Ont) 73) One newcomer will be in the [aes ors 94, Michigan, Teoh % . |Pontiac starting array against Yolpatene 91, Western Michigan 71 |Northern. Dick Parker, who has ot Eg te ape been with the team for only a “Albion 61, Olivet 59 week, will perform in the * 112- Southwest | pound class. =a Gam Houston.#0, Lamar Tech 11 ” Oranbrook. bowed fo defending Far West state champion Ypsilanti and aie vs ian? powerful Ann Arbor prior to the _Raettigiatberan 6. & aor . ‘ er _—* Weslyan 43 17-9 «scolrng record. Berkley special 8ST. LOUTS (INS) — Recommendations for the National Coll ate Athletic Association's 1957 plan to televise college football a healthy airing today at what is expected to be a _ The proposals and counter proposals £0 to the floor of th athletic director at the University of Pittsburgh and chairman of! in heated in its report yesterday and re mendéd that the NCAA hang on to its present plan of tel we | games a season — eight nationally and five on a tegional roy ¥ * ug gla a iin MR NS a had been sold for the third Basilige = 51 TV Plan to Be Aired Eva 5 © For Less than Cost of Wood ond Paint ,© 5 Shelves — each, one 300 Lb. Capacity 12 PEGBOARD HANGING HOOKS eepeoeee es ° fore e @ & @, : ** oe se so maser sO a Ws 24 In, [erre-T Wee =. = ~ fevewed Mee . : vere! lee e *eee8 ee se = ene ry °-e sroess with eee Mes *-e e ° he ~« . 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The Falcons have a record of 3-1 and with Lapeer in a big game Friday night on the Rochester 's leading scorers The first jam-packed evening of} the 1956-57 basketball season in Full programs are slated in every area circuit with a number of top-flight attractions in the off- few promising independent games add to the glamor of the card. ~ Undeleated Pontiac’s Saginaw Valley Conference struggle with jinx rival Flint Northern on the Pontiac court is tomorrow night's St. Mary invades the southside | Blowing Its. e ] 117 S. Cass, you are money with repairs We are always glad to LUMBER Top? PUT IT BACK IN SHAPE! * Remodeling Plans * Free Estimates — Don't let your home deteriorate ... if you do, and remodeling! 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OAKLAND COUNTY LEADERS | Is Your Home | IN| ras, had Jimmy 6-4, 10-8 Late Rally Brings Victory for Calvin ‘Accurate Bucks Best Shooters ‘ rT TP av Wasen, Royal Oak Pere 27 ® Moun . St. & 60 18 118 23.4 ! ierwieine xe has : y oreigners Hutchings, Ortonville 7 59 33 151 21.6 , Shrine & 35.26 96 19.2 Nien, Lake Gros = «8 a2 3 ge 18.3 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. wm —|V22 Necker, Rochester § 38 19 95 19.0 Two of the semifinalists wil) be! Rist. St, James $3eB Sk decided today in the Florida West MeDaniel Holly : rH m 1 13 Const tennis tournament which has) itredge, ‘outnfield ” § & ie set iss all the earmarks of a foreign i ersacher Helly. H 46 16 108 15.4 sweep. , Royal Don Candy, sixth-ranked Au- Drake, Lake Orion ; His m ite dealen pret, mets Meso Un ee ean 1B Bits mas of Mexico and fyo Pimentel of Venezuela plays Roger Becker England > 4 COUNTY AREA LEADERS yranet et Se . VeaEs Candy defeated. Germany’s|Dorow, Imlay City fe iia ae J ; Oech ot Benedict o 78 19.5 a tough time with young Carlos|fesen. Almont . : a ia ule 93 Fernandez of Brazil 63, 36, 62;/O0%0 xonh'sranch $49 31 108 83 Pimentel defeated Henrj Rochon|Andrews. Clarenceville 6 44 16 106 17.3 of Canada 7-5, 97 and Becker |Zennees. ten H ii He downed Reynaldo Garrido of Cuba|Kehrer, East 4 8 60 13.0 in an easy win, 6-1, 6-1. eee. See ; 2 ie 143 In other matches day, top-| rene, = S 3618 70 160 CHICAGO (AP)—Ohio State, hit 57 out of Buckeyes have t i ; af bees dlls Jes THE STAG SHOP‘S | Mid-Winter SALE All Sport Coats 5177 SOME IVY LEAGUE All Sport Shirts W For All Sweaters Crew Neck, V-Neck 54% ages 3 fer $9.00 100% Weol-Orien All Jackets | | Suburban Coats Lined 1 g% .% 96° | All Wool Quilted Lined BAKER'S STAG S 29 %, SAGINAW ST. 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Do eoeee ‘ 88 3 eo E By H, GUY MOATS to Royal Oak im an afternoon) because A Variety of Styles t ; 8 rr} $5 Reg. $988 | Two Eastern Michigan League|’ Valley standings, as of today: , - REGULAR $ 8 tes. $998 ) ns | matches today, three Hl won 3 (no losses); and Models 1 | $19.95.... . se | Saginaw Valley meets and a Bor-\riint Central, won 3 (no de i rj $358 rr} $9 der Cities League affair Friday,|/feats); Saginaw High, won two, - REGULAR $ 88 : cod for are and SVC prep aqtsds lane, ont twos Poni, loot ihee; * encanta ff | $22.50 15 : ma Wear Gace ody Otel rr Dickinson s |] | > 100% WOOL JACKETS | season's opener soumt Faint | REGULAR i | 4* | Reg $10.50 Reg. $11 25% YMCA in the Pontiac poo. — |S]aughter Signs Shoe Dept | | $21.00.... | i $ Ye ) ¥ | te Birmingnas m Maples poo! to Yanks’ Contract tnd Floor REGULAR +] ye 7 7 + ~ were tn ection at Ferneue was |fOT ‘57 Season $26.25 ....5 , oOo A: afternoon. meets are NEW YORK (INS) —The New! Davis Machinery of Ortonville encounters, and the Maples York Yankees today received the! handed- ; : Set sear nt tet Fa |g lca’ of Svar ee Reteea So's ta] WHE SKI PARKAS 20% - OFF Chiete’ mentor Bob Boyce wasn't} tfelder Enos Slaughter. | |terford League basketball game ai] A pene ae: 7 ; - Refu me lineup against| Slaughter, ‘on igh, ‘ r ce skates are . the ‘Vikings until be stadien the|April 27, 1s entering his 17th year Chat Feline ceased 29 potats BEE worth $5 in trade on o All Seles Final — No nds or Exchanges ‘Tesilts of last night's win for|in the major Jeagues. to spark the Davis quintet to « D new pair of Canadian » np Flint Central over Northern. Cen-| The veteran hare eed was « 63-44 upset win over Philgas, which §-Flyer Ice Skates, All f : : tral won by a “landslide” Coach|hero of ‘the .third World Series) was unbeaten in fiye games. Tex ines exvalicble: | = Alex Crane of the Indians reported|game when he hit a home run to| Klaus tallied nine points for the * : this morning. The count was 77-19.|help the -Yankees defeat the losers. HUDSON'S ‘ : : ‘ ; } Other Valley meets Friday pit|Dodgers. Louie's Tavern encounters Dray- a coleader Artur Till and Bay Tastes apesioad Musghter teas ton Drug st 7:15. pam. and Mat- Hardware Be : _ | ani Fllnt Central. against’ Sagin| Enos hit 281 in 11S games, 24\s0n & Anderson at 8:30 in to we. 16 S. CASS : _ FE 2-7621) aw, (night), Highland Park goes! of them with the bombers. night's league play. — i ~ oe ms Y oe = ‘ pies 5 oe __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1097___ ‘41a ee i “| Trotter Be ee ee saereepeesd = ‘_ eee Ft aen ese BS: FRIDAY. AND = oss Reports | " Teeter’ Aids Zz = * + companies his Far Eastern Globe- trotter unit through Australia. On ja Trans-Pacific telephone call. What do you think?. > about Jumping Jupiter. until he sets foot on American soil.” ’ Leaf Triumph Kennedy's Playmaking| — Helps Toronto Nudge! ‘Rangers, 4-3 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There's life in “old Teeter” yet’ and-it may be just enough to make}; the difference in the Toronto! quotes his boss to wit: * * ® “You have ‘never seen Anything) Tew Jumping Jupiter. He jumps| higher than Wilt The Stilt. He's) i better on rebounds than Bill Rus- sell, He shoots baskets like a | Globetrotter.” : : * * *.. | And he can hide the basketball iin his (or her?) pouch. | ‘Trouble is, the staff has learned that Abe likes to clown as well imight just~be joshing as he ac- as do his celebrated cagers. He Maple Leafs’ hopes of getting into} ° the National Hockey League play- offs. . : an a | Ted (Teeter) Kennedy, peren- nial All-Star center: for the Leafs until his retirement but just a playmaking skillTast night as the Leafs-edged New York 43 in the league’s only game. . Now 31 and still away from top shape, Kennedy picked up two Ebben Far Ahead in Scoring Race By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Detroit's Bill Ebben has a long lead in quest of his second straight Missouri Valley all-games scoring | crown, but the conference title re- Mains an elusive goal, Phil (Red) Murrell’ of Dreke ! ; i i In all games, the 6-foot-4 Titan meal ticket has a 27.7 average, one of the best in the nation and| ifar in front of Murrell’s- 21.9. St. Louis guard Harold Alcorn stands 121.7 through .Tuesday’s games. ee FDS i | | ; | | | “GE FISHING RODS Jassists in the victory that put i. three-game “‘produce or else’’ tria Toronto two points ahead of New York in the battle for the fourth playoff spot. * * « One was a “Kennedy Special”, a solo sortie in which he carried veteran trying a comeback now,| © flashed some of his well-imown| “HE DIDN’T BO fT’ — Xavier (Ohio) coach Ned Wulk (left) goes through a rousing gesture as he shouts, “He didn’t do it,"’ to officials Red Mahalik and Don Esler who walk away from Wulk e Mahalik called toward the foul line. Wulk became aroused when player in a game against city rival Cincinnati last night, which Xavier won, 88-62. AP Wirephote a technical foul against an Xavier the puck into the right corner, then! spun and fired a perfect goal- mouth pass. to Bobby Pulford in the third period. * * * --Dick Duff got: the winning goal) after being set up by George Arm-! strong. : The ‘game was the second of a| valuable player award. Miss Burns Holds 3-Stroke Edge in Sebring Tourney SEBRING, Fila. (» — Marge Burns, led by three strokes going into the third round of the Wom- here, With N.C., had a halfway total of 154 | The: closest competitor, Mrs. M.|ler, 70, landscape architect for the Glick of Baltimore, shot rounds of|parks division of. the state con- servation Jan, 19 after 38 years with the 79 and 78 for 157. * * © 49: Men's Sheeplined. A, Be free Other leaders in the Harder Hall Conn., 170. LaMotta, Held streaking in from left wing. Pul- |. ford’s goal tied the score at 33/] Denies Char Former middleweight boxing ; champion Jake LaMotta today de-/ These were the most important for Kennedy, who retired in 1955 {nied charges of ‘‘encouraging and |developments as sidelights to the after winning the league's most abetting’ a 14-year-old girkin a life lof prostitution, . persons arrested in the case, which Lt, Jack Farrell labeled one of the most “‘sordid’’ in Miami Beach en's Invitational golf tournament'Police department history. rounds of 74 and 80 behind Boehler to Retire | department, jtournament were Miss Terry Lo-| _* gan of Belleville, N.J., 161, Mrs.| , Boehler joined the department_in' mittee, were Don Rossi, former} | James P, Lee of Miami 162 and,1935 after 17 years as an engineer! Michigan State star now working. iMrs, George Buck of Westport,/and designer with the state high- for a sporting goods firm at Dal- lway department. n Vice Case, ges MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (INS) — ST, LOUIS — The Missouri Valley Conference has a new com- missioner and the University of ;Missouri a new football coach. NCAA's Slst annual convention here yesterday. ° ’e Norvall Neve, former -athletic director at Wichita University, be- came the Valley's athletic guider, succeeding A, E, (Artie) Eilers. J. Frank Broyles of Georgia Tech was chosen Don Faurot's successor as head football coach at Missouri. : a The Missouri Valley Conference has struggled gamely to keep go- ing since the old Big Six mem- bers pulled out in 1926. Eilers has been associated with the league The “Bronx Bull,” who earned | close to a million dollars during his fistic career, was arrested last night at the bar he operates in Miami Beach. LaMotta, 35, was one of four sioner for the last 15 years. * * * Neve got, the job at a lengthy session that took 10 ballots to bri an agreement. The other candidates for the job, who had been screened by the faculty com- LANSING (#—Charles F. Boeh- t, will retire las, and J, A. (ke) Tomlinson, os f FLIGHT PANTS to ski... Set, with i Ove gf | Duofold ¢ ski underwear Skiing, skating — or just “spec. , tating—-all outdoor sports are more fun when you wear 2-layer Duofold! Light but warm, Duofold fort outdoors or in It con's itch— won OPE teen oe et Sturdy. “leather. flight pants with warm sheep-: skin lining. For ice fish ' ° Suede Leather ing or other outdoor wear because all the | is i where warmth is @ must. ee wont mn in the aan layer — only the soft cotton imu layer touches you ! i : i | —_ICE SKATES-—— MEN’S HARDTOE i ; LADIES — | Men's Figure Skates Bi sHint....... $4.25] $] Q* | BOTTOM eeeee $4.25 | ences A SHIRT MEN : x i R ° e *eeoee# 4.75 ; SPORT COATS ‘29 SAVE NOW! WERE OVERSTOCKED!| SURPLUS = Pontiac’s New Men’s Store Offers Some of Its Lowest Prices During This Sale! MVC Gets Commissioner ‘Arkansas State athletic director ‘and new president of the Ameri- Can Assn. of Baseball Coaches. * * o | The Rev. Charles L, Sanderson, S.1., of St. Louis University, pres- ident of the Missouri Valley, said Neve, 43, a native of Bison, Kan., was hired for three years, The) isalaryéwas not disclosed but was believed to be approximately $9,500. * @¢ ® Dr. Elmer Ellis, president of the University of Missouri, an- HE i ; rt gaf Folley Nips Bethea ‘for 28th Ring Win SYRACUSE, N. Y., (®—Zora Fol- ley left his boxing door open today saying he'd fight “anybody’’, The Arizona boxer scored his 28th victory in 31 starts last night at the War Memoria] Auditorium when he won a split decision over slugger Wayne Bethea ‘in their 10- round, nationally televised bout, Bethea now has a 13-8 record. Bethea outweighed his opponent, 204% to 192, but Folley overcame the margin with his counterpunch- ing and body attack. Judge Dick Albino and Referee Lou Scozza gave Folley a 541 margin while Judge Dick. Fazio saw it 541 in favor of Bethea. The AP card ‘favored _ Folley, 5-3-2. Amarillo Signs Pilot AMARILLO, Tex. (#—The Ama- irillo Gold Sox yesterday signed Eddy Bockman as player-manager for the 1957 season, club president Buck Faucett announced, nounced the appointment of Broy-| les. but did not disclose the new! coach's salary. It is understood to be approximately $12,500. Auto Club's Book i a A A List Sports Areas | Tem, new. winter sports areas |are included in Automobile Club ‘of Michigan 1957 Winter Sperts in Michigan booklet, Distribution) of the publicaton begins this week | according to Arthur J.” Bogue, | | Auto Club's Pontiac division man- ager, ' ‘The 40-page booklet now lists ; | 66 areas where skiing, skating, ice-fishing and other winter | sports-are available. Also listed ' are accommiodations near the ' areas. A map its included to show the location of each area. * & @' “Winter Sports in Michigan,” {s available to all Pontiac area resi- dents at the Auto Club office. Also obtainable are weekly ski) | mounce a CLEARANCE! ifs ity Tire 6.70x15 Plus Tex and your old tire Top Que SILENT SENTRY — nes sss 91D”? Trade Now and Save SIZE nee hae Now Only 6.40x15/ 25.40 | 15.21 7.10x15| 29.55 | 17.45 7.60x15 18.94 |32.30- 8.00x15| 35.50 | 20.67 Pies Tax and Your Tire condition reports for all state areas and daily reports on. the ‘condition-of highways in Michigan, ‘and surrounding states, Bogue, | sald. i | FE 2-9253 Open 9:30 - 9:00 Mon. & Fri. 9:30 - $:30 Weekdays SPORT COATS JACKET SALE DISCOUNT Were . Sale Price $24.50 COATS......:. Now $19 $28.50COATS........ Now $22 $32.50 COATS........Now $24 $35.00 COATS. ...... .Now $26 ‘SLACKS... 6 Were Sale Price $9.95 .......$7.00 ALL REDUCED! — ou $10.95.......$8.00 Suits & Tor ts Lowest 7 $13.95..... $11.00 peoa | $14.95... $12.00 es $17.95..... $14.00 ae ae EE s18.95......$16.00 | JUST SAY, “CHARGE IT!” $19.95......$16.00 | . , | $22.95......$19.00 | a A uy s2ags.... $1900 | mR Mg | $27.50.:....$22.00 | i R- | cena € a) *Ceuiler Reg. $9.95 IVY LEAGUE ee -. © _, 15 NORTH SAGINAW ST. , ( Across Fro na tm the Strand Theater) - 2 Behe ee | syRACUSE. NY. — Zor Polley, 192, | Phoenix, Ariz. catpotnted p ied Wayne ‘Bethen, | 162 N. Saginew St. ARMY JOE'S it 32 S. Saginaw St TARPAULINS a 5x7 6x7 te i 8x9 8x10 Manila Rope, '/;” | ery Ripper Front with ~ rm ’ , ~— $-M-L-XL Mees $] 9° ; nsulated Pants . to Metch............. $995 SURPLUS Special for Ice Fishing Extra Long Hood Parka Genuine Mouton Fur Hood Extra Heavy Insulation Extra Heavy Hooded Sweat Shirt FE 2-0022 | $3.56 $4.20 $5.40 $7.20 $8.00 9x12 aibe wr? 12x15 12x18 > VAll " Made $10.80 $12.00 $18.00 $21.60 $30.00 ed fa tan ie to C 2e ft) “+e ee woe * Genuine Government Brand New Lh 1z Ls — P. Lowry 204, proane 7 LEAGUE Catering 912, Talbot's Barber ist wee - Com. Drive-In % 32 Jim's Mkt. 3133, HOWE’S JETS LADIES Rowlsne: . 30 26 Cola 30 34 wt. Peul’s Eles, Coca 1 4 hint to chi ‘thin mind: Store 3126 Prue's Bar 25 39 Miller's Var. 41 16 p. Se 3 Could get him to change his 37-27 ‘Twin Pines Sain were kanes 1B Easiey’s Mii 2436 As disclosed hy The Associated wD. Mahon 171, M. Georgelt 476; Cocn|Mertoon DY 3430 Kennedy “Sai 39 Press yesterday, Robinson’ ac- cola 121. Pabst’ Bite Ribson. 2003. _ receend — R. Hancock #0, E Bhiel sr Morriaon| HURON BOWL ¢ F.M. MIXED DOUBLES Drugs 149, Morrison Drugs 2 Pin Bust. 4822 M-O 31 3 AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE RB's “4 24 Hookers 30°38 cam ae a 7, piident- of the -Gianta-the.-sundie“a/frben M “Me Batle ts Girls 19 30 nn's Mtr. ‘i 32, Oakland. tm. 39 33)9na). Gespera induce Men: ©. and W. Willson 248, |Joe’s Coney I. 41 23° Averill Auto 26 38) aC play just one more sea- Y- Willson 049; Women: J, Willson 253. Central Line. 40 33 Chief Pont. 34 40/son. RB's + Lucky Douples 62, Uijrurek Mir. 3826 Detrott Mir. 21 43; “I did not give Feeney a flat jEed Moundry 34 26 Ciyden Frame ¥ 8 itno’,” said—Robinson, “‘only be) @AKLAND COUNTY EMPLOYES _ conan cause he asked me not to because -‘Rontat Rate Xb erick critcks So s7, SUBON BOWL, MOUSE LEAGUE | ‘be realized what my answer would) 41 33 LaForge’s Mkt" 20 34! gery. 3 Ms County Jets 40 23 Walton TV Sips on . 33 36 Oe He felt ‘dao it over Sees Beets: BocialGems. 304 Ogmun’s — 3929 E. Shore 33-35 a ‘couple ays, there was TheTope 3826 AlleyKats 2934p & B . 3939 Perry Mkt. 29 38) ——————— TFs 32:31 Pin Heads. 29.34) auburn Mfg... 30.29 Jacks Five 26 41 Clean. WEST SIDE BUSIVESS MEN'S LEAGUE Birmingham “34 34 Humphries L iJ 4 EE e 8 = 4 4 s than nent. ‘Tuesday, * id SaasG8ke ity reiterated to. this. writer. that to the proper - authorities ‘not later) no.” ‘“ Robinson at first was reluctant] to discuss the nature of the Giants’ | The dynaste diamond personal- offer. Informed that the writer had| learned the Giants were willing to’ ino amount of money, no amount offer him a one-year contract that | ‘i of talk and no amount of pressure would cost them $100,000 Jackie, in| his: characteristically honest fas: | hion, dropped his evasiveness. “| “Yes.” he said. “Chub did men- | knowledged he had a dinner. par-,tion that the club was willing to, ley last night at the home ofjlay out $100,000. ‘That, of course, Charles (Chub) Feeney, vice pres- would include my purchase price Brooklyn. ($30,000. and a player). There is no question in my mind that I'd be getting more | than I ever made in Brooklyn. Yes, I'd-say it would have come) ito brng him” an income from Giants after bis playing age. were hd te] y - a Fs il q| SJ Friday = Saturday Slater 1 a % Slater 2 0 » PONTIAC Moros LEAGUE ' Don te = 21 & ar % te . - t Went aide Rec 3.24 Maztas Ger 35 12 Nickel Plate 46 Nik, P Shipping 14 4 & 7 e akers ~ gine - 3 ston Auts + bes 3 7 Materiel (Hub) 2 Proguprion “32 Thur. sday — Parmers Mkt 33 27 Bakers Stag 8 23 = ein Lid ress Room. T Shel! Ot) 21 3 Mantels we 20 % Pattern Sho: 1! Mech. Hand!. 23 Pitepatriek P 30 30 Team i6— ‘ _18 48 A Jepson 242. M. Koren @25; Engineer. $9.75 Girls’ White Figure Skates geet — - \" 943; Engineering 3 2778. BELLES *. ‘BEAUX LEAGUE te ee # Lilace It 1 ‘Mame 36 Carnations ry 6 Foot Toboggans ...........-........ $16.45 Tag Sales Gain “Sts: See Northland Hockey and Goalie Sticks a ae York Bar Bell Sets LANSING @® — Small game and wil woe . archery deer license sales showed Aubern ta se Team te it ao WELDEN SPORTING GOODS on nee inst rent pene aig Bnaim 1th te. "Gay rat te . | today. 1-B PIONEER BOWLING | 51 Mt. Clemens FE 4-6211 In sales reported through Dee Pts ' Allen & Son 48 Pont 8 Bank 1 31, resident gmail game license pont s Bank 38 Bob's Coney Isl z an in- Quality Csanere fe _——d Ot sales 607 4s ereate of four per cent over the | enore Mex i Soe keene old te reves eae ures os AUTO PAINTING Expert Body and Fender Repcir | on All Makes of Cars ] race winner Alain Mimoun of Al-|Zve¢ Susans 934. B. Eyed Susans 2707 geria will fly to New York Jan. era-s Lapies - MONDAY DIVISION” year, : we | Archery deer licenses sold COOLEYETTES | through Dec. 31 totalled 31.000, a | Dedoven’s B. Ga R&M Dept 8 33 iH 3.5 per cent increase over the 23, | Spencer's PF. 37 31 Tein Pines EM 000 sales the previous year. Westncrettes ts * 33 ener R " “2 a » rT orner The department said the final| nepi. “store 100, Twin Lakes Golf Club reports from state's 4,200 li-/ 2208. _ a cense dealers would inerease these DIXIE ROUSEWIVES ‘a fotals. is * Susang 33 27 Irises B. ——— — 28 pose . oO : Olympian Visits U. S. | Strawflowers 30 2% Petunias = [Daffodils . 3 30 Sweet “Peas 2 ry hr o / | PARIS w — Olympic marathon P McCallum 190, B. Porayihe 48i: 8 Ss i a 15 as a member of a French vet- Pts erans delegation making a good font. will trip to the United States. =| Wolverines Owls Mimoun, as a soldier, was! otters wounded at Cassino, Italy, in) Lerks World War IT. a Seanxe. 2213, 27 6 26 Woodchucks % Skunks 25 ™“ Ga. Alley Cate Men's Figure Skates $9.75 Men's Hard Toe Hockey Skates .... $7.95 . s Lge seen veeees. from $10.75 . 3] Men‘s and Ladies’ Ski Shoes ....... from $8.75 Game, Archery Sau f Rerwumece 21 $6.75 Childten's Shales eevee ev $4.85 chee ee ee $7.95 the syne: 30; — PITT Ultra Modern Building for Collision and Palating. ROCHESTER FORD DEALER — OL 1-9711 I GST ST POON te Inventory immediately before our inventory. SAV ur to 40. q SUPER- FLEX and PRESTIGE CLEARANCE We must make room for the new 1957 tread designs. These first line, top quality tires must be moved p From the Original Manufacturer’s List Price | SAVE ON EITHER TUBE TYPE or TUBELESS USE OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS! SERVICE recites Your KELLY Springfield Tire Distributor 451 South Saginaw Street — McNALLY’S SUITS - TOPCOATS - SPORTSWEAR | 75.00.......... 90.00....:.00 003% UPPENHEIMER SUITS and TOPCOATS 85.00.............. NOW 68.85 vow 58.85 now 74.85 50.00 SUITS........ 55.00 SUITS........ 59.50 SUITS........ 65.00 SUITS ° s e . ‘s ° e * OXFORD HALL SUITS ‘and TOPCOATS now 42. 85 Now 44.85 vow 48.85 now 52.85 r . a a? hh ANNUAL CLEARANCE SPORT COATS 29.50 to 55.00 Values: SPECIAL GROUP DRESS SHIRTS ‘Slightly Soiled | 2/9 2 for 5.00 WHITES and COLORED Famous Names You Will Recognize Ba WALKOVER SHOES % O% ore SPECIAL GROUP - 25.00 ALTERATIONS AT COST “ANNUAL CLEARANCE SPORT SHIRTS 4.95 SPORT SHIRTS . ... . NOW 5.95 SPORT SHIRTS... . NOW 6.95 SPORT SHIRTS... .. NOW 7.95 SPORT SHIRTS... . NOW 3.98 ‘4.98 9.49 5.98 SPECIAL GROUP - ; \ jos HN 44 roy » eek 4 “4 : SE SE RS ORR SS Se a A ee OS TE Mh eS COS er OS 4 9 2 pane eg Api sabes dae ? t ee s 3 I pee. ae y ee eS ees ee pte Se 3 ee Ff. : 2 : : = : = ae yi = : “ S beet - : es = ee pee : may Sea : te . . : ee : * Ea . ; : — : “ ; * 4 — | __ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘ Ply PIPTVTWO" Ore le tye eh eee a : THURSDAY, JANUARY 10; 1957 bere ini | News of the Men in Service | signed to the 3383rd =§©Proces- : , ; sing At present he is living at 100 W. a : : Keesler Air : Jackson St., Windsor, Mo., with | | WALKER ‘HULL Force Base, MILAM ‘this wife, Ainy Caroline Sharp. & FO sees while Milam. is now: taking . cently completed the first phase a _— S*" Opera Starts at 10:30 of military training at Lackland. * * * BARCELON, = Theater Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex.| Dale A. Penny, Radarman 3C, pours are ring itera ¢ ‘Qualifying for specialized tech-|USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. George|Since 1 t nical training were Hugh W. Walk-|A. Penny of 191 W. Romeo Rd.,/open until 9:30 p.m., the er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Oxford, is serving with the All at Liceo, Walker of 417 E. Mansfield St.; Weather Squadron 4 at the Naval/house, usually rises at Glendel R. Hull, son of Mr. and/Air Station, Atlantic City, N.J. | and Mrs. Granvel Hull of 147 W. Colum-| Prior to entering the service in‘ until 1 am | | : BOARDING. HOUSE mage | MMM LES ELE OOO = : DEAT WANKS, MASOR! 50 HE'S DE PERT MOR LZ “AN : = f A ING UP THAT -WORD FOR IT AS A SoTL ANGASSADOR we THAT BIG, LUMPY BAG = —~ Aeon /uluiscr A Wx PRESSED 2» YOu OUGHT TO A4—_~ \ Gets ee By GET AN OSCAR FOR THINK EAI ao PS Daw HM! SEND HIM HOME! FIX HIM UP DANDY! © Bre : , By Srnie Bushmiller , ag I JUST LEFT ; DOES YOUR. MY SICK Z UNCLE STILL DOGGIE AT . WORK AT THE THE VET'S CITY SIGN AND I WANT DEPARTMENT ? TO BORROW A - FEW SIGNS ft we Ne ws ie 3 r . —| 2 ot || ‘LHOSPITAL EVENLY. stat LN STATI ie ji DE 10953 by WEA ervien, ton. VA. Reg, 0S. Pot ‘ OUT OUR WAY ” | Ee . * TAQ’ Srp eeerosere SZ ; ' : oS 4 a “ ” om wy — P YON ; i } PY ote . ee, teeew'y ie a or pet. : N’ j - seeing | : | . ON a 7 by WEA Gorcton, ina, YM. Slog, U5, Pus. Or eee By Edgar Martin ZY wo, Ro |} \F Gou'VE MADE DP SOUR enND, DORY CAN LOOK AFTER THINGS WE OUST |] TLL AGREE TO @ TRIP DOWN SOUTH |] ...enOD OE CAN.MARKE DEFINITE |. 1SAN LET'S BE ABSO- |] AND SEE HOO THINGS wal | PLANS LAETER! THED T'S SELL TRE ROUSE, || LUOTELY WORK ODT. THE - 5 | SETTLED! COME, LET'S GAST FELD SORE CAYLDREN CAD & PACK BONDS WE ABOUT ANH] / GO ON OITA THER 4 WAVE AND... SCHOOL ORK gaye. i 1} WERE. ow Walse ) 21 Pe ee TRON Mr nH MO marr Ot OnLy MNRL. bit er ts ten ee . My ee... — THE JACKSON TWINS A oe aes Cie . __4_"1 think it's a shame when they've tried so many times to be (that he doesn’t let them.” , : odie 4 Moderate cis ee > es ae. = Mark Trading & DETROIT, Dec, 21 (AP) — : follow- ia ‘ ing prices sales. of cern youth $20 in fines and costs: in | (CHICAGO @— Grains tirmea| iat “og na tea] New YORK o men wil be bose tesa ooet neat 3 in- moderately active dealings on|peckase loa.” °” “e™ 1 Wholesale The stock} . at_a safety gath- . the board of trade today. ane Fae Pla arkat edmond th n moderate | ering in Detroit. ~. «| Paul R, Kempf, 17, of 4080 S _ ing in part to the oak ae tae Delicious. Paney. a0 or tec . agg a = Detroit area|Waldon Rd., paid the court after = - in the midwest. . ‘He our Ne he Lieaae bel ine “were posted bh around a lesmen will be awarded pleading guilty to the charges be- Low temperatures were ore Foe, £0 ke oe Tico ee Pomel plaques in recognition of their T8C- lire Springfield. Township Justice * Mes Pr icyy va, Pant “ord of -992--years—of -safe—driving ——~ : ed to increase farm con ¥,2 80 bu; No. for 2 to 24 years without a charge-|Emmett C. Leib ot feed grains, Tht gave a sete “0 iS tectn-ent teats mile able accident, : : : boost to corn and oats. It tees sao, ee an nat ne, one cee g % cf ENS ae as ae helped send soybean meal sharp-|1.-{25 bu, ‘Cabbs Wo. i, 100: ~ yeetey. .- ‘The plaques will be _|Mt. Clemens Candidate ly higher, which was reflected in|{** ,3%, Cabbeee. Variety. No.| The market appeared to have) mounted on less drasti¢ gains in soybeans, |1'25-1.15 bu. Horseradish, Neo'1” 2.90-9.26 digested its momentary uncer-| . ae eiden ot the trucks. Loa) seen! iT (Businessman se ‘ basket.. Leeks, No. J. 1.00-1.50 doa. 2 honored, and the number of safe s Wheat near the end of the {bebe Onions, Dry- ancy. Ls toh, bug:| @inty Of yesterday following the| ve : Harry T. Diehl, 32, is the first to : first hour oe fae Ae bag. Parsley. . resignation ; ving years, are: Edward Henry, file nominating petitions for mayor was % to % higher, |No. 1, 1.00-1.50 des. behs. Parsley, Root of Prime. Minister 10; James Utley, 9; Fred Cope March §2.41%, corn Ya to % |NG, 1: 200-250 dos, bebs. Parentps. No, 1: Eden, brokers said, and was show-| © Sarees ¢ aan J es: jim the Feb..18 primary. Other con higher, March $1.35%, oats 1{ to |30-lb. bag’ Radishes Black, No. i 'ia5-|8 ® firmer tone as did the Lon- ilprea. debe Yaueabe ob Ditests are expected for three city = = % higher, March. 78%, rye 4 [178 ‘doc tee Boeck ace key don stock market, The succession Leslie Negus, 5; prance ro commission seats and the : to % gr March $1.48, soy- 130-200 bu, Squash, Butternut, No. 1,/0f Eden by Harold Macmillan) — Harold oe El and Rudeih pal court bench : beans to 1%. higher, Janu- 1-50-2.00 bu, Syuash. Mubberd, Ne, jcaused mo apparent sciced on} Herrmann, 3; and McCool : ary, $2.40%, and. tard 13 to 30 EES Matra: Wane peer in active Charles Watkins, Myron Cartwright | DISTRIBUTOR ” * I, 2.50-2.00 bu. ie and Marvin Van Horn,_2. 7 ; : , —, Sammary TBA, ORPENS; Cobard, No, 2, 1.00-1.28 bi. trading at the opening then held ~ WANTED . » Temperatures dropped well be-|. BGs: Atel zeepy, ev: Pound as temover slowed. leaking for reliable. porven : base Ja Dome, 9g ended ne ' Business Notes eed ee ee St CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS New York Stocks . : to-| CHICAGO, Jan. 7 (AP) —, Butter!’ cioemnenias Ronee ge Bg Sg : night. Corn and oats scored mod-|{ie*<7;, receipts, 643.000; w buy-} (Late Morning Quotations) STARTING TOGETHER — = Deginting‘e: new Ponting Press Phete “3 | ; ing prices unchanged: 93 AA 80: The addition of Richard P. Cot- ete being sold tm : era’ . life in i 4 rate gules cn “Glo. develoomentiind Sg me oe: re Sia te Oe ee, avion rotagee “couples. wtehewn. Karehan G00 retin vo vows in Birmingham's. First Baptist |treit to the internal sales adminis. pretty: Bo : sae Bay irregular; recetpts 23,600; whole-| Allis Chal’,..° 34 ‘Kroser "$0 . urch, as did Clara Karshal (second from right) [tration staff of Rochester's Detroit. Spore Thee. : it Comp. continued to sell corn to/gs!* bay E558 eis lower; (Alum Ltd 22111183 Glass "<2 607 | @nd Terres Papp (second from left) exchanged cond Bila a, (right). Broach: & Machine Co. has been far ag ME og rencontre ; exporters. , 39130 mediums 27%: standards oe: Ame atritn ° sie = Le — 13:3) = ‘Tannounced Vice President E. |} ®* bility and ¥ iE * Sales by the C.C.C. were some-/$ dirties "95: checks 24: ‘current receipts Am Gan oes: #8 Loe Ps fn ano : $1 te HE Gra. y connite Fitey qscotael, Galan. case care ; een ms Ser Tory Png tern DETROIT EGGS (Am Ms Puy | 302 ray me) Retfug ee { ouples Ma rri Men Hear | A graduate of Rensselaer Poly-] distributer | up, to | 548.00 erat 1 : Amy Motors 54 — technic Institute, Cottrell formerly terested in handling this territory Cash cor receipts again were well ,,DET*OT, dam, # jar) Pom, pe-/AR RG. GE Arua ai ais) Talk by Robert E. Cook served in eigncring capacities at | Sa,"tat aad? tavape'paae | above a week ago at 147 cars. a... RL An Seating ... 33, Me D giz ... 3835 i n Bi r h Ch h the Saginaw Steering Division of somber Wte'M sE ave 36 om 33, wea ave 33%: 32%;| Am cared 1988 Ley ‘” 3.4 ming am urc Forty-eight members of the Pon-'Genera] Motors and the Ford Mo Seteenen made. hae ites By soe 1 ° : Me f 82. tiac Life Underwriters Assn, heard|tor Co. Grain Prices 2 Grede A large 36; medium Anaconda : “2 ut nn wae e632 ti ; speaker Robert E; Cook Se en = — : ener Se ome CHICAGO GRAIN Grade A erie, lange: 36; large 33- Armeo! Ba: 3 Mons ach, : 334 shite, sort weeks, sgn, Wo ite we et "|“Opportunity Unlimited” yester- (Rao ee AGO, Jan. 10 (AP) — Open fo-|34%; medium 26-30; Grade B large 29.| armst - 82 Mont Ward .. 39.3 3 on imation ie: Suto bene it 2 BY Meter “Pa .':.43.¢|their lives for freedom in thelr| sg day at the breakfast meeting st] GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP fare aia tain ae bole, Grade | A et Line. aaa Murfay CP -: 301lountry’s revolt against Commu-| We Sambled our lives in Hun- . Mare® ...... 2.41 March ..... Ot ha ’ ri 466 Net Cosh 2 803 oppr ages ‘| gary to get here, Why should we the association at the Waldron Ho- : ° 7 ee a a ste ate, heavy and sccumulated loot aie Oks ga NAL Dairy 5. 37 ~ erveht the * stediand fear that we will not make a |tel. | __-_AN INVESTMENT FOR THE FUTURE: me tees “$3 erm ..::: 1% price levels. ee enact ghd Re Lead jecectld4 vows. fer better or for Norse. in we, ay amorion wonderful coun- | -Cook is the Detroit manager for | © ELECTRIC BOAT DIV.—Atomic submarine builder, - } in re one x es one s * " . . wi A : : ware ate AY anid = [neces bem ages Mare Rep mre Rare Ge Gt haghag, ™S® OF BYP) the church i trying to tn Ce eee nema S CANADAIR DIV—Corae' lending arate July 10% Maren 77! 8 Grade Overall supplies isdequate. wings MES si Nor ‘Pac rr mingham. fa rying to find jobs NASA OS nade's leading aircraft mig. Deco. 2.72.7 132% May... ry Movement to breaking sutlets ts light. pore Ware ** {34 Nor Sta Pw .. 167) Terres Papp, 25, became the for the refugees. So far, only con- i © STROMBERG-CARLSON DIV.—Communication and navigation lBrist My ..... 45.2 Nwst Airlin .. 172\bride of rat Kerekes, 43, and|@cts have been made and noth equipment. soos 45.2 Nest Aislin - 172)bride of Istvan Kerekes, 43, ° | —— lemenao, dan 8. (ary Potatoes: ovd:|Capital asri's: 334 wens tug’'.. $44\Clara Karsai, 21, was wed to) 6 definite has come of it Succeeds Husband © GENERAL ATOMIC DIV.—Nuclear research. Lodge Calendar - Arrivals aa: track | 380: bee: Arrivals c qrier Cp. $3.3 Gir’? {p3/Szilard Kish,.23, im a double ring Rev. Kontz said Pinter is a lum-| MIDLAND (AP)—Mrs, Benjamin]? — . Pei sétermetien withee! ebligeton—cell : cia. ‘Supplies ‘moderate: “demand. lght:/ChteF TTS: «+ Be Pee, Da irate ceremony performed by’ the ‘Rev.|ber merchant, Kerekes is a leather|E. Voorhees Jr. will become Mid- or more idlermatien' wies! elnge * communication of Rocse- market for Russet dull | yoy Ches & Oh :. 69.4 Penney, Je a +s. 433/Emil Kontz, D. D. Another refu-|craftsman and Kish isa machinist. | land County clerk-Friday,-succeed-' velt No. 510 P&AM, 22-State moderate, market, about steady Idaho-| Cin: Mir M'') Seg Pepsi Cola °°°* 30.6) 8€e. Ignac Pinter, gave the brides} The newlyweds will put off their] ing her husband who takes over as: e e ep er Co. St. Priday, Jan, 11, at 12:30 p.m.|Dekota Red River Valley Pontines 245 {cites Sve... 67.2 Pas coe Bg away. honeymoons until a later date. acting Midland postmaster at mid-' To orm . grave service for Climax Me... 682 Bbilip Mor’... a4) The H ° 6 ¢ 5 Phin now they are thinking|night tonight. Postmaster Bernard] °!8 Community National pons Bldg. FE 2-9119 t Robert F. Hardy. . cca Cole :. 103.2 Pitispy Mts =” $13! ungarians sponsored by|of such prosiac things as jobs and)Bailey resigned recently to retum/ HOURS: 9 te 5 Bottom, WM. - Adv Livestock Come a - ‘3 Pit Plate G <. Hy ithe hee Baptist ¢ —-< a freedom,” said Rev. Kontz. to-private business. ‘ communication Cedar DETRO G 2c) Pullman | .°.°° |mingha ra ey ant Clarkston,; perroit, rey UP (EDA) — Gout” Bak". 30 RCA nite: ae Rev. Kontz’ seven-room parsonage Pri clock odee opens at a Sane YT ea eae een cone by the Chure | . parted. brother Prani : [barrewe and gilts 17.28 to 17.78: 190 to/ Cont Ol 129 Met...) 581 nt by the Church World Serv-| Signed Jesse Sparkman, wae ane | few Not "tie § Bos steady most Gorn Pace 3 “19 Aiko Tied vas 86 jie from Camp Kilmer. J.,) WE SELL WHAT 0. 3 and 3 around 250 to 360 Ibs Curtiss Wr ... 46.5 Rock Spe ..... 273 Where they had been three “Special Communication of Pon-|'*25 ‘e 17.00: other weights scarce. ong 1 Dut .... 43 |weeks, the ref WE ADVERTISE! * Cattle—Sa! 1 eee F Ba st , & ugee couples ar. dan. Th 0 bat, Wort in BA: Siti aa cores Sa nts Boh BE gh dee tee" {2 rived in Birmingham Friday. : “Wm. Be Anderson, WM aus ne bus" Sea testes Be'pGr'™. ca} Sb Migs: 34) “Nelther of them speak a word A. cer cee gment chee Baers 3.0; Emer ed” 63 Shull Ol.:-: 04] Ngo it’ peeeme only nateral, tant ‘ lightweight rie RR .... +» 20.3 Sinciat os 626) y na’ NewsiGe CoS eee PE bE SSeS OWS IN DIET reset “ae tah ap ond and lowed act's" Sotrt’nd ':" 83) Etqded tm Hungary oma. schol | : Pleading guilty to driving with Be tg ees uty Sd wader 1B Preapt Sul -.. $L8 Bia Oil cat's: se arahip when T gradeated. trot | guil Sh lable 300. rueh Tra ... 24 8td Oil Ind ... 613 i out a Hcense, Russell Shackelford, Good to prime voor? a, ‘under 108 Sen Bo EON .... tes college. We get along famonsty. | FIBREGLAS LAUNDRY TRAYS 21, of 1759 Chateau St., Milford,|wooled iambs 114 Tbs. 39.75. eal ce|Gen Elec . 81.4 Stevens, JP .., 228) “I was told to expect only two) DOUBLE. DOOR was fined $25 and paid $10 costs choice slaughter ewes mos 450 to 7 0. Gen Motors aa aye feck a families,” continued the reverend, | Specialists in Complete Kitchen Layouts MEDICINE ws pt hs ppd ad Le oer pent oe. . CBICAGO- LIVESTOCK Gen Tel .2.s ALS Ten O Bul 2.2 327 but when te to the train| Choice Selection of CABINETS | ry eldman M-|" CHICAGO, Jan. 9 (AP) — Galable hogs|aitietie 1)". S. Thomp Pd 2! 48.4 Sroet 1 saw Pitter and. te Oe GENUINE CABINETS | merce ip. tae hoes ies neesralty ta IY setnay, (coceel Br --. 37 Tran Air’. 9.(20d two young couples. BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS S iieeees cones J. P. Spicer, 48, of Saginaw, most sales 2-3 190-230 Ib butchere, 17.28- Goodyear “11.1 78.6 Underwa 00364 ocuahe Teast 8 ae an and Your Choice of Se, Sao ae cas s Gacame Stated paid a’ total of $15 in fine and|tiiiler “weignte at2s-1i.18;"-1\ doublelat west 8 “--3L4 Un Pac... 31a|trom, the refugees I expected to FORMICA SINK TOPS— Peneet costs Wednesday after pleading panera vg As for Bs Reve grace 18. $0; |Greyhound ...15 Unit Air Lin . 406/take with me. I asked them if ; @ Rasor Blade Dispenser guilty to speeding before Spring-|grede 16.60-17.25; latter price for = tpestly Holland F°.,., 105 United Fruit. 411 they had : 7 We offer an outstanding selection of cabi for kiteh SPeCiaS field T Justice Emmett C 240 Ib; No. 2-3 most! omestk ..... 39.7 Un Gas Cp ... 32.5 any place to go. They’ bath, slong wi ne cabinets for kitenen fekd Township bd lca ase ioe aces Jneleeer ms 2 Ug Une y: 2a/sakd m0, and then T asked them Mf Diet “aise steel base and wal cabinets $19 . . 16.00; mainly 15.00-15. -] Cent... 213 US Bad vee 47, if they knew the others. . eel base wall cabinets. ~ , Salable Caitie 16,000: calves 300: high\iviand 8 ob 4, “They said, ‘Sure, A %-da Sentence was Por and Sti ::; 974 US Tob (1... 17-4] we were ont any all bentence was Oe vier ees antage chaee 384 LaMHace” 7 Hd Wehbe 3 |fghters for freedom in Hungary Matriott St, Birmingham, yester-|welsnts , I down fully steady: heaviek Int Wick | 510 woot a Tel .. 30 They just didn’t want to be “P day when he pleaded guilty to reck- $o,bite" heifer suadersiey, sendy te}int silver 0. ae wentg, Bt C°. ba3/ ANS mena Rpt 30-GALLON GAS HOT 21x32Inch Soy Girne tate ees binned sied tae Seay Sn Tee Sea BE Ream: wl The too couples, testy «| PUMP ||. DOUBLE BOWL A. Elsarelli of Southfield Township. |!eny oa" ‘Sees ant Yecdgrt ir johns Man’... 483 Yale & Tow - 244) Plained that they “them i tiny WATER HEATER ; load high. prime 1350 Ib NebraskalKennecott. 127. 6im . He asked them If your friend’s in jafl and needs|steers 27.50% high choice a * — -lweren’t-afraid- of—the prospects-o! $ 95 : Stainless bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031./Prmme seers and} ae fn so “eg. 369.95" - heats sammie 200 e steers 18. 00-23.00: standard steers STOCK AVERAGES marriage, so soon, without jobs ncn Bae — AGN itera nn al pte ters roid Aha th outta nS SOUTY whose language Hf Yer tase ra ett SRA || Steel to low s : is : hoice h “ “(Ne Brotherhood Week et thi aya oir ects get ae Be valve! Kitchen at, 1a}. cannere, and, cutters|frevus Dy da? ies Bs inti vidence Shows | : . 16.50; utility to low commercial 14. to-4 Month Ago :-- 2621 E30 118 IT89 21582, inch « 16.00; odd head prime vealers 26.00; 1. 258.1 1346 72.6 178.3 Ai Cast | - . WHILE THEY LAST! * uncheon Subject © ix sxiev'scke Maes ies Be ne RY By eh ad Man Source i}, conpantuent satel. re , [head good 675 Ib feeding heifers 15.00. {1955 High \.....257.8 1424 75.7 181.8 : Gal. Water Heater 3-PC WHITE some 30 individuals representing, spent te, 28 fowerty slaughter seep te 1998 tow vv 23-2 149 6712 188 of Tuber culosis SINKS : ontiac government,. education, Scied lainbs. gher, good to prime , ’ - churches, industry, service groups) Ty, foudg "up to. 112 ty small "ts and ton Neti cen hasbeen uncovered thal germ $2895 @. Cieve $ 30 : and press and radio will gather at sed me te oo. |Pigures aft imal point. vie ; ine Sie wie Sia ey me Sh Re oe yy a, RO | i of observing coming Brotherhood) soled uber Co. cn #18 HT e , Week.’ s nie ewer sot 0.” enatce wooled G. LOM & Chem “Co. oe 1.1 id pulmonary omercaiows. ; : s . REG. $134. 50 VALUE Ry er eis (hb Bite maces Sell) agNpe 52-Gellon Electric eshte, Shara MD Saat e p Vet reee be . . ; . Hotel Servin és fs laren Poultry a Rudy repeat Ce 2.183 123 123 ing of the Hopkins Society of Hy-' LAUNDRY eo R bargain. me me octeanding sav activites wit be the Rev 2 iets Bate a BE HY Hf etme, alo sald that uitavie || TRAYS | HOT WATER || #3 °4q” ay’s activities will the Rev. DETROIT POULTRY *No sale: bid or ed aie light is effective control - : Ww COMPLETE WITH Edward D. Auchard of the First! DETROIT, Jan. 9 (AP) — Prices pata 434 \ e Complete with sturdy NO ALL A- -GRADE Presbyterian Church. leur ne poultry wo to i0, m3 against spreading the disease— i | Firat quality -- = A witage CHR . * 8 me. | Ma 21-22: le MP at i) | a aa eering the air clean of grade. eae 5 HEATER Gem Fe pany Ts (2%- iS); s : P Dr, Sober Pron, exert Ba Toy ctu oa “ae: lay City Man Dies "rhe" marten were masa | SREB . Market weak on hens with accumu- by Dr. Richard L. Riley asso-| These tanks carry com- 21 x -INCH ” : ble of Catholics, Jews and .Prot-|lated supplies burdensome to the light | ciate professor of Pitch plete Factory Warranty. $ 95 2 COMPARTMENT estants, will be guest speaker./Seicr"fesistance on Barred R meetoe AN a- TUCK rash n the doa “Hanhies fone es uum nib wae uv COLORED BATH SETS Brotherhood w h “ill _be price Zeststance on Barred Rocks. and medicine at the Johns Hopkins! as much hot wa- SINKS $695 Pee Te oe eponndred by the Ne-|esonetiee tesay and trade ample School of Hygiene and Public | WASH |T: ae rut arsine ws $QOQIS tional Council of Christians and) An Imlay City man: was killed |Health, i : —— Slight imperfections. - |] an" a-cnace "eile en 99 J ns CHICAGO POULTRY * yesterday morning near Van Dyke} They used rabbits in their ex-| BASINS : Te Rev. Mr. /Auchard said the |p CHICAGO, Jan. @ (AP) — Live Pout-|when the car he was driving struck|periments, subjecting them to on : " . Y Yia tractor semi-truck on M53. ‘ ; purpose of the/ wancheon . meeting payed L- 2%, | a Erwin J. Dowling, 20, 134 Almon sprayed with tuberculosis germs| With triple plated ES ON _STEEL PIPE ear to indleate methods of beer [22st eetttentzntae, erty |Ave. Imlay Cty, ded following thelof tubercalse patients, | "Wl | wondertl value 4 ing Brotherhood Week in every so- roosters, 13%-13; White "Rocke 22-22%; collision that completely sheared ef tuberediar patients. va wolus! Yo-in.. Golvenized $ $2. 65 1%.-in. Galvanized $6.52 rer. aad 5°. $2995 cial or business group. PRs EZ the top of his car, Romeo State ation $4495 vin. Galvonized $3.44 © 1¥2-in. Galvanized $7.70 BATH TUBS [Patios oid today, ation to Mark Birthday. PY [hf i -inch Gotvanized $4.90 2-in, Galvanized $10.32 Steot and Cast tron. BEND Texas Negro’s Home Whisky Rinse Not Good /,,{',hit the truck driven by Rob of Alexander Hamilton | seins ltl trent _ paver: Damaged by Explosion | Rad. Richmond’ Schoenberg. taken! . WASHINGTON @ — The Ww TO UY ' OKLAHOMA CITY &®—Brought ichmond Schoenberg, taken! . W _ nation is . | ; BEAUMONT, Tex. (®—An into municipal court on a ron sible brok Hospital, suffered_a pos-| wit mark renee the 200th an-, 1—Cash. = AYS B +4 a OPEN FRIDAY OX-| a: si ki sé and la iniversary. of irth of Alexan-, * 3H ° a a e en no cerations * “ plosion shattered two front win- Siw egheea to tote ae of the faée, state troopers said this 4eT Hamilton, one of the Founding’ renee atime down, as low as $1.25 weekly! NIGHTS. Till 9 P. M, dows of a Negro family’s home. . wp .,., morning. Fathers and the first secretary of | : : : he Demopolos: “I'm not a drinking . : here last he ttead but no|™an but T had a bad toochache} the TreemeT el ” a ighhorhood, and I was rinsing my mouth . : y Presidential © proclama : one was hurt. with whiskey tg. make it mat Past Officers to Be Cited |the Har anniversary will in-| “The Store That Val Built”’ “ a , of observances aiues bul , The blast also ripped a hole in|nyrting. I washed my mouth out| Pontiac band cond ugurate a year ¢ ‘ bet the Jawn in front of the home of " i © luctors, Dale C:|which wili feature ‘ceremonies in) ‘ four or five times and I guess I\ Harris of Pon Mr. anid Mrs. Grover Lee Myles.|accidentally swallowed some.” | Eldon C tiac High School and|many parts of the world. “4 \ - An explosion M Monday damaged|He wag fined $60 but served no-| onal Muce Serirenne cat Sen. Mundt (R-SD), chairman of] PI the concrete sidewalk in front of|tice of appeal. — Department, will be|tennial , . angounced) ‘ ' the home of Dr. Ed Sprott, a Ne- among 30 past state officers of the|today that ial observances #- gre paydictan and a femer oft Michigan School Band and Orches-|will be held in Washington, New) York, Chicago’ altd Nevis in the , 'tra Assn. honored at the University | Yor ‘of Michigan this. weekend. British West Indies, where Ham- The past officers of the associa. |ilton was born. 4 {SUPPLY CO. Advancement . of Colored People. | PORT HURON —Leo M. Ei Th | ke isenhard ee Wen son |tion will be given awards for meri-. Full ? in sday | t -~ . Food for Thought, Ike {tence in Circuit ourt Wednesday torus service to the group during Receive Until Jan. 21 Steet ot Son Pipe and Fittings Everything in Plumbing Supplics FREE ey poke Sen. a pad hy i Sees , ia fereuce on Schoo Vocal and os Bids for the sale of $25,000 PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 VE on the, . ion, strument which is f administration toda y|Philips, 23, who was shot by the|held-in Ann Mien, hy |Wanet ‘yee Non? ool be V2 Ss. SAGINAW STREET “to take a good long look” atitavern owner and subsequently Harris was president of elas-\celved unt § p.m. Monday, , jity of pulling back/lost his right leg, pleaded guilty sociation 1996-38 and Rosegart was 21; Notice was US Rwves-in Europe., is awaiting sentence. treasurer for the 1952-54. span. let AE Dudley township FS “Fr a & é . ‘ ; | | { : é bd j ‘ = |’ «ss } ts | - ae oe eae LN coe PUD ISS Se et en - ae 4 lice died a cer edema Se 3 Meeti : i << se ee ay 2 c a a see ae - i —as 4 Laut : - = i ‘ : D survived 7 a it of a “Closed more vind ae ina ne henthes the | oe Boge a ni Pie ene both : ; ar-| > i the a > sal 4 meetings Me oat. ics f WA Ets me 4 4 iy okt st a ieee a sm ‘ “eondemning’ nt P ae? mas de FO on. al 4 bag! = Rae ius ae cup , H cree “ne 3 sre : ee ced [eee Jon ELL Tome vi at Ay - Ne. ; pe er esi . lat Nichols Caldwell . “The ‘o tor he /NSHIP al 268 ar ced pan ° aa oe an Sees ae i FB wf held Seats esol: - a te “. = ae von Ja | gear forthe Fan = are =. te cae cee ate x Se of == : Sree ”D seater) ne 7 = to x ies Fahy : as ee . nue it " mon in Int , proved by a Se refit el b Nico ment tou He has be St _~ ec wot ackion Pa ert Francis <— , . c ‘ to of e - Y ep Ea pa Sees d % pee by pe. weipe ct ths irae LES a 1 TO, CON sie," and icinity ot rm wiser sonia proposed B d | Pe 1 Feb ts —— brows oe : = ae: eam ee = cren = oars z = : been w - m . at tal Ve 6. a the ‘Bouieva #0 sol pan mission on of 7 for iy 24M Ly ea? ee ae cess : 2 eters i oe sno °F ies a Avon apm ne ae = get i BE ere : aes important mbers at ROCH Y vi S ators ae a fies at Eaite ENG. : Merbeet ™ we e . wi dmt Ww } “arte ite Bowlan wes ; rict bys ce. we 4 $4, 3 Survi ith apesieh is land .< “ ogy 7 “Concerning we ate tlectn e n’s one dauge burial ~hon pees che tae te notice hes nies Loe ream ree cv service, E Goats ae rd coe dug Der Fe ss pide ce Bare eat = | "ibs 0 #4 “Al secret for dames a | renting a to a ret. " he rN ‘ he — _ q in be bel Me tc te cerca r or 2 ¥ BD sone the ve — The y lie. and hi: poe nent a OF De . Ls ¥ tire dome ar is cn tae, cried Ca : ek ae me som TiS = ete Pg ley sald =o, EES rol; e sha: ene ting sce, with ary ees 10 4 0 P um, ead “ the sac ity Noth Seas a aa aoe : Cea aes soar ae ‘ceo : et: = ee a some onl ie | ae he eerie se re’ the eee and Pont d, 2 tia eet bts Cc the com: j a ea "and ie. pa 1 er agp is “com pe . Lethe: tw ss mate z see fogs: ae Sn Se ~4 AN a= ive Sos ” vir. risti De seer Nel. ee oy ee, said a. prot Mf ae ® Seewone ai PT LAFA ffi ice = RES © ha Febru ) —— ns Be cart higan Sian rey ithe : - Ne Ha twin we held eid "i ot PPL Vv TaTTR. Rai shep EAL” Se oan te to will that Fenton it is| partie a'clonk ‘ot the the im mee OES inch ves af Hom oar TV SHOP B TYCO, 4 to d rae : sis-| Pu os jes f eciock . panei a ih en Beer and $57 ao Sie = et Cen mee tz Idg. e “~ 4 se 00. said y ores ‘ crea’ t - [ lis! x in ek bm. ‘to 0 the and ww in bo ue lack ew! ae 7 FR sei oo ANT he t NO SHEET week te of Me- U Sane Tes er on a = imine tha b ten and : Pu are prod ‘ ord a AND st = ee sors rusade wine a a a ae fon ae a «| Es os : * ‘4 i . ‘s — * “ > - ‘ane i us a VILL Offi IS igen Lal as ge rat ns i Rta Sait “. os vant buck Co a Sas ‘on ro — date." addition of nUCT. - eee PES rom. Telegra c EAN. & Pa Rial : ees w Co — . rae" ay & aoant Je her | are: te pon te, and u in! n Rich- om: Vv * r) cra EE enti . ptt =n ers Bete fn See: a ees 3 ange abe fe wo | fel fe ele : -ot peony oe oe Ev Fe seo x nae" a uae sa penta ce wee M rn: e cit Pont ea P90 ot t ree by , BAB n St. - wen it one ar. OER . 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REA L a as exe ~ _— an on ‘SA he iy today 4 STAT 5 To -eane me ne is goes ELS Bh e mt a ADIES ; aaa os R manager toa mornings, ESI Tale oe - SHI Leddy ens" ON. e "ia S appty ri / BLD OP ba . ‘ | 4 uf i 5 5 fees ree ney ct 2 as Maas ns Esa sae , Vicinity ¢ Wa and N sop © Young woman for display, ‘adver- on America's HAN OF WOMAN FOR 00D We train you, onay my , no lay offs, qverese | 52.30 to $3.00 Serite SALESMEN. OR c awomes fer new home pro)- bi] Wal ind ou Gap. preterred. Re ce area, co reierred, ORE Hill ‘Realty Co. BEnwood ros aod 2-060. NE CANVASSERS & ALESMEN a in diel 2+-HR. 18 W. Huroa 406 te Bank Bidg. Career Position tye and, take thorthand and thive * some- ore than just 2 ib, Bee. "BARBARA et CAR: CENTER; B-1, Riker Bidg., 6-046. BE AN AIRLINE HOSTESS Short 4 week — wi info: MeCONNELL AIRLINE SCHOOL Box 59, Pontiac Press BEST WAY DRIVING SCHOOL Instructions —_9 __ 9 Gi ake) Trucks to Rent Sane aa Ty, io Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co.. 825 8. rARD Large van lo, serve you. Smith O)DELL CARTAGE Local and Distance ty 2 Bowe TERENCHING AND -BULLDOZING R. D. Thompson FE 4-684! Business Services 13 SRR SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 4% ee Dean Heating Co. a i aE TREE SERVICE. RE- moval and trimming. Get our bid. 101'4 _N. Saginaw ALL MAKES FOUNTAIN PENS at our stove P wy Office Supply Ag Law- ence Bt. Phone Pe 0 _ APPLIANCE REPAIR. a WARRING machines and Vacuum sweepers. _Thyle Electric, 502 N, Johnson. FE 45160. APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all makes of wringer Posting automatic washers. 30 yrs. ROY'S. “98_Oak! Oakland; - FE 2-4021 AAA FLOOR if SANDING LAYING, FINISHIN QUALITY Pe __ BUD BILLS, FE 8-2050. OOMPIELD D WALL CLEANERS. and windows. Reasonab No Sbitgation. FE Biya 8H pF A Ly AND fon rE 00m eal ._ John- SincTRic MOTOR : SERVICE RE- winding, 218 E. Pike, Ph Pik 4 bee Heating sense for your | Complete ‘on all makes. oiler. cal x £4608 or FE Wayne Heal a cee FR one a. were Furniture Refinishing 16A NEW NEW CUPBOARDS & & DOO! na, RE Income Tax Service| Vv PEPE SAVE MONEY Ban Sllngly cor x. Bite ™. PE 41444 for appoint. — _Insurance Agencies _17A me td B A-1 PAINTING & DECORATING. large, ‘Residential’ ond ‘Commer. | Best of workmanship. Reasonable a Guaranteed work. Ph. FE es, No joo too small, OR cEMENT i SPECI Hi PAINTING AND DECORAT- td basements, EM yen. ing. Paper hanging end removed. MEN BIOC i PAINTING. INTERIOR AND CE ENT = ,BEOCK - aon, AND 48364. “Carpenter Contracting aD ROUGH OR TRIM. GET estimates OR 3-2276. Dam . , orating. interior & ex- a » Sarl w. Bills, FE heaging, well ate saper ony, WEE, BEAR, ME | Sept tte Se ow work, ao , carpen- + . d try, FE PAPERRA: . Fe iT on Nina Est. 1916 = at areata 333 N. Cass, PE a eMac Plastering FE $83. equipped. PE 48450. L. A. Young. PAINTING & DECORATING. HOUCAEMOVING FULLY | rior & exterior, By bour or by rae, L, A. Young.| job. MI.64183, 000 a | RE Senora ’ * media’ servic toting "finishing “86. Edison. Ph. ore’? ie TOT te Kens server -PAINEING: WALLS WAS Fa ¢ my eral oF osetog And Lod _P' sandusky. 22-2706. : rem . A ferms and tree estimeles, FE ~ PAINTING 8 CLEANED G, SNYDER POOR Lavind _ Physio- Therapy 21A aanaime ued flehioe | Bookkeeping & Taxes 14) "44 a & BOOKKEEPIN - te, comp, operator fast accurate service, Pick-up and _ delivery. on Sane. 7 i teed men and women's hosie * INSURANCE FE 6-7159 after 3:30 of week: or AL - cn YOU HID INSURE by PHOKR HAVE YOU HIDDEN DEN VALUABLE efieiee vou oon’. y bee e have Nicholie & & Harger ¢ Co. poe haden may bel see Je 33: W HURON 8T + 31 . ~~ conten: SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY, Spoctel Fees 14 Lincoln PAPAL coremm ayers RADIO ® | * rv UARANTEED TV REPAIR. ANY MAKE, +0736 CONDON'S RADIO & Tv," 127 6. PARKE s8T. TYPEWR chine ring, rt work, General and @ 8up- ply Co., 1% W, wrence, ___. Upholstering 23 BEADLE's DRAPERIES. shown by appt. FE ‘Sis7t, EAKLE's CU L mg. et ey Lake Rd. EM — 22041. Pree _ estimates. THOMAS UPH 348. TELEGRAPH FE | LIPCOVERS, ‘Lost & Found ry] a dh a decide daeaiaedietin’ WITH at Se collar vie vie. watklns Pal Ay A 8. S > é. white, * vie. of Dixie REWA RD. OR f Nod Chrysler bracelet bana” of the Riker rr bide, Fe Lost: BLACK & TAN HOUND, bob ‘pre . of _gioves, badly needed PR PLL IOP PP ne SPLIT Ne NEW SCRABBLE SETS, 8. PAINT by number sets, $1.69 frames to fit) BACKEN 16 OE. _Lawrence. FE 2-1414. _Notices & P Personals SP PIN. — a, Aerotred rane Shoes 2070 Atrpert Rd. _) 3.1803 CLOSE suits, sizes 1-4, 1-3 s now BLONDI®: Mi Scribb's. Western Loui MAHAN REALTY CO. > WIND | AUTO - TORNA HURON rE FIR) In Debt am ft i yon are mentee see taste — Tne, CREDIT, 8. be Sen a 1 8T t will not tay ether Gas my ner, 1% Florence, Travel Agencies 285A a LANNING A ai Fe eye ated | REDUCED RATES — “Television Service 22) 7 On|: Bid ce Hobbies & Supplies 24A . - LQ dy NN ahs an N oA ‘nee ‘nehing vt your eiceetery, I suggest a love seat instead of a new swivel chair!” Wtd. Wtd. Household Goods 27 PLE Ll FURNITURE NEEDED | top dolla wi bey “oi sate of th x x Community | Bale 17. _Wanted Real Estate 324 MORTGAGES’ | ON GOOD PROPERTIES \4 acre o 100 Nt frontage B.D "OHARLES, 171 5. Telegraph a aus AND BATH CLEAN. ro_Cotple only FE 2. ‘ht for you B _ Sale. Phone OR 3-27 LET US BUY fog you, OA ONE a ere tone waiting _FE +78 4-788). ea a tle Wtd. Miscellaneous 2 GOOD’ USED BAR-BELI4 AND 8. °Re get we tien WU aede oe cot ae. FE 50415. basement. Potnts Commu- ey A Chureh. rE $1381 or FE 51451, .. 3 OR frame includ’ wheels, axles & _ brakes, FE ___Money Wanted 28A PUNE PATS SOURED “interest. Pie M 3-2685,— ___Wanted to Rent 29 LORDs es RES: children needs ‘reasonable three- bedroom home. Chrysier Misaile witt ij- Mo, . Call Share Living Quarters 30 AREER WOMAN WOULD LIKE to share ‘ovely hom Col- aS Hills with same. ‘vr 2-7T743 aller Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 32 CONTRACTS: S WANTED buyers for etc K. L. Templeton, Realtor Orchard ne FE 44563 on the ttle at sent sopicess wit: ™M. Stout, Realtor we E INA _ PLASH | For + AY ts paid. Prompt et eee service. We also bur equities. av. va JOHNSON; Realtor—- 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-253. oes an wa D CONTRACTS. Welt, 4540 Dixie Hwy. Cash BUYERS WAITING rom sel “Revie Seah ea uscutoags service. any hour at FE 60441 or “HAYDEN, Realtor a _Walton $500,000.00 at our oned, and to Pe age Satiehied el sitet Kae teat you sell. Ask for To Buy—To Sell—To Ineure =| MAHAN sors Be gers “Evenings & rises “Wanted Real Estate 32A WANT TO SELL? — HAVE CLIENTS FOR sone Muiiding with Lake front home on Wil- (ene. Maceday, or White Large heme on small a oes re 10 mile reaiue ot 2 or 3 bedroom home, iepe jot inside elty on bus I + will trade nice home for’ i &. a" farm on main 1 J. A, Te tor, $3! 4. ter Rea vaay| gin Ay ROY Ki RRAUE, Realtor 339 FE 91401 We need for immediate wale Duyers re ailing What have you, mencpnaie discount. large | or small new of sea- | soner contracts, or Caark Real Es- tate, 1302 W Hu at eve- mings. FE ¢6402 of +4613, ask for Mr, Clark You ouaten modern | 3 years of Uipenda Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 1M. Saginaw 6, o-si6s SNe Reg yng eet L. Templeton, Realtor. BUY OR SELL * eity, we can you door x; a thirty Tainutes Matter you call, Humphries Telegraph een Breme " Multiple Listing _Bervice ~ TO BUY, TO SELL ONLY STATEWIDE l-stop service, 26 offices and tie Soe nen throughout Michigan “STATEWIDE Real Estate Servic: im? 8. Ted FE 4-0521 LISTINGS WANTED WAITING. LET Us iow YOU HOw TO Eieaiter Toe Tue ‘Teslie R. Mid Middleton BROKER FE 8-603 SELLING YOUR wnt ROPERTY? ? We not oo "on! pan Mig te auained pros: is us today, Russell Young “Gall ‘ws ~ Rent Apts. Fi Furnished 33 1 ROOM. PURNISHED __ Orchard Leke, arr. “e if AND )§ BEDROOM PARTLY FUR. na apts. 8615 618’ Pontise Leke BASEMEN i 4 able. ‘tor 1 or.3 ae. Ve nase. Roa APT ALL VFL fu ed bore ogy We clean linens | Rey s , Fe Patt he a ~- aus git 8 line, Gall Tene on eye Piers, ‘ cr ARG room. niice kitchen. Near town. Modern. 9 ‘ilies $13.80. 3 ROOM APT. iEe TON N st. _FE 24300. on La | cAROW LOVEEY and _money..4.. nea of every type. ar a LARGE oa KITCHEN & bat x ite, couple only, no |. me ren, Mutities furn, 37° Bto- 1, 2-F in respondent 3 pars NEAR POINTIAC MO- | pa eet ote a Bauitable Society «ss tor. Upper Private entrance & —— ver FE Wau. . 5 Tt ~*®CASH” ~ rear office, ee Is not too difficult to " 3 PLEASANT ROOMS, BATH, Qa: for your tome when yee fis rege. UUl. $17 per w “a : 1 RopMa AnD 8 BATH. 70 &. BAN- 7 LAROR GLEAN Ay ROOMS. PRE vate bath & ouple sand no sranakers: is _OMC ‘Truck, apply 4 RMS, BATH Ne ET Pe ~ Fe 4 RMS. AND . Bare. PVT. ENT. va side hb after 6 p.m. PVT BATH APPLY aerate Sa, BATH & 9 —— N. HEATED APT. a gee Available Jan. ae uote ia entrance @ beth , there ‘an *; or phone FE S360 alter €:20 bid a ker, furn, er & BATH sree ‘atk NO a cca Se sant piece: ke. Adulte, vate entrance, retrie, and clean __linen. FE 5-0526, 763 Portiand St. NICELY FURN. 3 RM. ALL utilities furnished. Near Auburn eights, $60 a-month FE 63 me wi with oral a ine efllities. ise feet hi poune rive PT, ED a i ta ER I 4 marae beet, 1 "chia thing bea He area a Jabotroot apts, W018 Ponting Lake 2 LARGE ROOMS AND BA 1867 waubern RPh ea. _ehild we ireeEN 2! ft py _ 9001 Dinie Hwy, MA 5-189 i STOVE 3 Sons. Ww. sie. PRIVATE entrance, Btove rigérator. _ Couple only rE a 3 "ROOMS, AT A ; milton $14 a week, 53 eley j ROOMS & BATH. PRIVATE EN- _trance, 1 “nnd allowed, FE 44704, sarees * ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER, | Pontiac's finest new gnertments, +—are ready for oceusency, Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 gy; . Cail MY peter, . vefrig. and heat furnished. $100 per, iT rs pe Seataete. Call ‘BRAND NEW Balmer Street, just south of 905 Orchara Lake Avenne. AIR CONDITION bogreemn , qnouete hers sure’ nif ria, yt ethro jar ve tiful indians poaracre . @0 THAT WE CAN FILL THE APARTMENTS IMMEDIATELY ey ING — FOR A TIME ONLY—LEASES aheshabedenbaceeal Baty ‘and’ Bund Ei Batis Coat PTs. |i Peitee ale le oa wa ee RENT —IN- | laid mee, 7 a Gas 5/8 eee “AND oar DECORATED, 7 =. a for until 6 p.m. No Bunday | calls, OB a SE 7 BATHS. GARAGE, a3 rms BRICK HOM ME, ‘te Pontiac, 7 mi. 0 Borel Oax $125 per mo, FE o1 AR GE ROOM OTS ef ground & ake, all newly dec erated, beautiful vocation, rd talles _Inguire 22 _Auburn, rear _offiee 16 ROOM BRICK HOME, PRAG- teally furn.. walking distance from downtown '§ rooms, ound floor near Pte: School 9066 alter 8:30, MY 3-277. ei MODERN 3BDR Fu a elcome, Lower v vail, a “ 3-5011 — mor Ky éstt Coy Wop MODERN (RM. 7 BEDR beriy ireinodeled ea Peg Orem Tange forme ANI Autonet . eat, 5720 Ayleseery Bt Scan y NSuR ED BATE | bee baa hae wie . ATH. , ae. mm kefront apts, 8587 ac PT ® ROOMS, $600 YEAR. ake Rd; Owner, P.O. Box 835, Pontiac, 81 Oskiand: > TArT 2 & 3 rm. apts. with natns, FOR RENT _ etov, refrig, and utilities furn 4% rooms bath, full “base- __Couple with baby welcome. ment, FA oil heat Lake priv- LOVELY 2 BEDR PT. ROCH-| —‘"leees. 065 per month. ester, eer Aare. Children wel- _some. OL 9-3961 K : John K. Irwin LOVELY & RQOM APART- ment on James K, tneluding Mince 12s stove and re refrige 313 West Huron Stre pat att he Re one PE 50447 Eve. FE oss rE 4-2533 ‘ “|POR RENT: HoOUSmrS—APaRT- MENTS. Furnished or wnfur- tae on pon 8 Eivé. am Call't ey Av immediate oc: ABLE paee Ea ES CARETAKER AT AT Ad Gene a Rent Houses Furnished 35. 1 BEDRM. LE. FRONT. LE fond ‘round, modern. MY ette apt. Rent cut $4 To responsible couples. r week achelors ohn ne®.. “Forty they won't last long. Ale | Bchoo! day or week. ROOM GOTT COTTAGE Fr FOR RENT! oe Elizabeth Lake Rd. Mo chil- | cpa BED! erce Lake e. roit, or EM 3-01 3 BEDRM FURN EL ELEC children welcome, $88 » 23-2773, bi s oe DATE FURS. NEAR € Pen wad Center. _ Adults oy. TI se etiec— 7 RMS GARAGE WASH ROOM Children Welcome, $8. FE §-0877 @PMS., 2 BATHS, SUITABLE FoR ait 102 W Howard 8t, OA GLOBE IN. CON- “— & down- it. Call PE §-4932. SON SRATLRR VERY). com ‘ortable for couple, 837.50 by week. FE _.! 21864. Al nce LAKE. + ROOMS FOLLY EQUIPPED” os oni Arage el ren. By “FOR THE iL a children wel- 0 i ompiiay atyle ’ comple ote Planer” i. _§ a 7 GEDROOME. ern. Gas heat with ities a Week Until June on, Adults only FE 8-0054. Ce coemaee Laks, Ge Bie : mere - (J Northville ry welcom 1g miles est of 3 ee ee oa da Ae BATH. COC a. . i= Pontiae, $50 month. tee dren ‘reicome Auto heat. Inquire 1676 T . FE $2031, "| Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 36 * ee ha Lake "oto 2318 ome Tas Our SR. 3 RM. APT. KEAT IN- _ Ob 2-2906 UPPER 2 BEDRM ALL } MODERN, week - light end gas furn. $7 « i BEDROOM DELUXE eriCaEN. | DATER. | 81.) - RANCH | __m fugn. nr. |! fair 6-606. 1. | ifopmaN SOM nished, Jim Williams Realty, furnisbed. ‘wi retin stereo te Felgen Ave. 9 Oe PE 44 + __ After 5. 5. OR 34023 reo | HOUSE Thee 4 ROOMS & ~_ PE ian BODY 7B a age APT: ' bev foom, garage, Unfurn - 2 a= | Lake pay. PE 6084 after 6. PRITLPRMS fei, "Sl HROOENPASS san al cw m « Auburn Ave, Auburn | Heights bedroom ee Basement new of} unit, Re erences reauired Mt. AHAN REAL 1 Co. 1078 W. Huron $85 «month. et, 3} bedroom, carport, of] heat. _FB 40015. Loa i. il __ $80 month. RENT yaa th EXCHANGE FOR cy ROOMS, BATH. M 31-4500 Mea Sen e Mower care Wife willl ee hours nomeewers e060 dey. = ir arranged. WAR EFICIEN ENCY, APT. ie) Ret. "write » Pontiac Press, Box 75 New corated. Adults only SMALL 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. OR fel Tiphons Mrs. Scott, rE meet whan 0.12, office hours re only.” Ga . se a iLVPRIN : ar gar, eon! iM ine IN GOOD Auturn Hee, 5 rms. & CONDITION INCLUDES AM. bath, $63 Mo, Nicholie & PLE HEAT, HOT & COLD Wa-| Hareer 2 33, W. Huron. TER CHILDREN PenMirreD, | 5-8183. “Open_Evenings. S$ SMALL MODERN House 1001 Aw ms, Inguire 1598 Auburn ae Rd. PE 7-6311.-: £8 RURON. |. PE +8204 GNFURN. HOUSE OR FURN COT- eae 4@ RC “ke e for employed couple, ref- 3 i... & tuned bath, 4) erences. 2435 Hiams near rooms & tt th, upper, 4) Pontiac Drive In. . adults. oot lights & garage' YEAR AROUND LAKEFRONT fernjshed laundr: facilities.| home. 2 er bedrooms Vic!) Wa- Adults only. FE 2-2403, _terford. 2103, Rent Lake Cottages 36A 2 Fos. LonwnEED COTTAGE. ———— | Ree | Rent Rooms | PPP LP LS” i Pm OR double. kitchen ernie WwW Hu Ton, AT. BUS STOP LARGE, ~~ ELEAN, quiet, attrec, rm, FE 5-7332 : | seauriPon “PUAN. ROOM IN apt, building. Close to down town, - thier,’ "eC . Inquire care- BUs STOP COOKING. _Pvt..ent. 499 W. CLEAN, CLOSE i SADIE oR men sie a eats “LAUNDRY. FE 2-9956 person & t Hospital home pete Stones We ena PE base Gen. TT FRONT RM. FOR Fe cite” 416 W flroquoig Rd 5 Sapam on LADY ONLY, STOVE, REE. WA __\er, No smoking. FE 5-85 LARGE CLEAN ROOM tlemen. Priv. ent. re AAT Nick iat Fg SLEEPING “RM. SEPnED —G ~ORMTLEMAN Day worker, ts 'W a Call before 6 p.m, ROOM el ARG ABE WEST SIDE, 32 Utica. FR 4-263 "FOR CLEAN ae 5-644 OR WOM- bd No j be block ‘rom town, rn Clairmont Pi, FE 5-1687. SLEEPING | Lee f NEAR PONTIAG Motor, ate home. 133 Oliver, fon ti GEN- 245 Nelson. “ ocd IN A RESPEC- pee, home for ladies only. FE AaB- ipRPIRG_ROOM FOR RENT. © cere rae WARM SLEEPING pk 1" _Christian home, 57 Pingree. Rooms With Board 38 POPPA LAI Pt ptm. MEALS. HOME PRIVY, jerners etred, FE 2-2638. 1| LARGE COMFORTABLE ‘ROOM ‘te priv: home with or JENTLEMAN. WASHING. ironies and meals, $20. 229 8. | Convalescent Homes 38A NURSING, ALI, TYPES OF PA- yw 44 hr. care, Rens. rates. ALES- INC. elder-, $3000 Oxley Drive, Fr "i-bo0e annaittotel Rooms #9 HOTEL AUBURIN Nu CONV peo REST Lang =a surroundings for wat Sire ne panera pire * Att RE- | FE 202697: .|LAKE AREA. YR-OLD RANCH- 37 - clean without. board, Bus at door. FE 6-33: ee LIGHT HOUSEKEFPING ROOM in exchange for women's serv- fees S081. iden “TO F “ARD BOARD 08 _ Poplar, PE 2-9853 ROMEO. bedroom home, ih picture Since, wag | Auto, heat & | Fe Be ano . Cc R AWFORD AGENCY , Erecings Md nef Bret $3 rs Own north side 2 Se a i oe Poem — A}. Beat storm sols 461 im 7% eee _es_and OR COLORED Soreh gue cocking’ ‘cooking stove. ae C. HOUSTON REALTY -PE 4431 : wo, DE: aE "DIRECE ome attached erage for just tt toy your Custom built b Sy ® and 1 06 E. 2 Lie e108. Get ready 1 Biel a “OWNER. 3, BEDRM a ace, foment, Near Union _$1,000 ¢n. No vig, oe ‘eis MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE O'N ored fixtures. Attached the enclosed breezeway is " privileges, A qualified at ma: Toe chy had Soe eats clude all” mortgage costs. $2,100 DOWN ts all New need for one of cleanest A pileas- painted basement, look at, Easy to ure own 2 ACRES ON CROOKS RD. and only AK] down, There ia a 2 be bun- good = bs at $6,800 and 658 ‘ber moo A REAL Bae ~ 7 with § oyan.e buy take sth down payment, brick and 100 per cent inew- lated. Log burning ledgeroc fireplace, 2 =e Sopate vin ou’ ve ever dreamed; bu range, surface burn: refrigerator and ae be er = combina! a Piet garage ‘and 2 pa- $20,500, terms. May be seen anytime ek’ AY ON FIL, Realtor. _Phone re a ties or | or PE tous MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC. West Bloomfield ew England offers you all pleasant spacious vin modern res of the past combined th the preset. Preseryat ry ee 28 lace, coparate pining rm arge country kitchen, and . enerous ch hh ed negroes, land Co- ot room and a large glassed-in summer porch or family The one acre tot ae rail fencing, ara and stables. a abriew 500 with $7,500 di GI Resale Excellent 9 bedroom home with coresate tile features in kitchen and bath. Gleam- floors, - full bo 4 ing oo. rs men foe eat—and best all $65 payments including taxes and insurance, Fit for a King But Better for You Almost 1600 oq, ft of Hr- ing st tts best im this near- ly new west suburban tanch. boasts 9 2 ft livin room with, jarepince, two 1 ft. bedrooma, § ft. den a 16 ft kitchen ‘with bunt in range and ov meng Pears custom 4, the itis te a Cozy W ‘aterfront | A cute 2 bedroom hom @ in excellent condition, 89 ft, on the water have peonse 3 3 pA... Priced fo 950 with $1,960 down, Pioneer High lands 1'6 story brick, § rooms down. with stairway to floored’ attic, full basement, recreation Foom and pe | fenced yard grill lake priviteges, ey wenoats and buses Brick Wth 3 bedroome and 9 paths, special colored fix- tures, water softener, 73 *. lot, and immediate sion. Excellent west Rae lo lo- cation, Less than $15,000, Bateman — Kampsen REALTORS FE 40528 3717 8. Teles 8. Telegraph __ ves, © Oem "PLACE A “LOST AD.” 2286. Call FE 28181 for an ad ‘| to recover a loss, Dial FE seas | 28181 for an ad-writer, Say “charge it.” VACANT. NEW. was WALTON. $1,- | 000 =, $65 mo. OF 11-7111, agt. Ti i “H . hued td eI : ai Faw. M. Stout, Realtor 2 Seba ue 18 THE “BIND” TO SEB BRICK TERRACE bin 4 and clean brick ter- ee EE "gi est heat. Fee cee easy investment. $2400 down. SUBURBAN 6RM. ae ra ® pleasing @ room ® $8 car coal i rams S5 tue no yet i zo De, / FURNISHED 3BDRM. nis today! A very clean ranch Bie Natt Beane Late ‘double sieeve, This bas makes it a good buy for ° SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find a Partridge | 7 BEDROOMS. ib oém. ed. d-car Beets equity $1,256. “EM, 5% OPEN = 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. . 3 bedrooms, full - CIVILIANS’ BUY rooma, 3 bedrooms, Ranch, tile features. 1 yr. old. No mtg. $390 DOW N LL_ACCEPT TRADE-INS COPPEN S 296 Princeton "Bed: Lake Front This 80 acres ig read MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE to Walton Bird. OR 30378 N Priced Ve FE +1157 RD. RILEY, Broker 40 in." take na.’ FE sist $100 Moves You In No Other Cash Needed! 7 —— 1075 Sq. Ft. ROOM. ENORMOUS KITCH- vaie Saxe” 7 MOF least $2.57 Lake Oakland Heights » @ast of Sashabaw. Only 10 min. to downtown pester. STEIBER REAL’ 3-1233 LAKEFRONT. $1,400 DOWN “Maceday Lake—50 ft. sand beach ~ beautiful REAL . ESTATE Drayton Plains REALTORS Lae Desirable with Eves, MAple %-1240 oR “BUD" | 3-Bedroom Rancher All On. One -Floor West suburban loca- screens,” tte. Paved drive 00.40 with wy $2,500.00 St Collecting ; Rent: Receipts | at ¢ 0 down” * Buy Thru List Thru af EP Gactedicomball 3 BEDROOM NO. oe ON WEAR PIONEER 2 “HIGHLANDS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE == —| GATEWAYS to PAIRED, ALO 4, 3 ciear tot, F's HAPPINESS ¢ r starter Bey be ; Tors Bulld on our lot with sm U’LL LOVE RUSSELL YOUNG down ferment pvc, wooo | A HOME YOU'LL LON 413 4-4528 Co., ' LAKE WEST SIDE BRICK RANCH 2 RD, 9 - @, oe Built in 1956 on an ft. o tak paiva, =a a attractive solid BYL PRIVS. ‘ ; rambung 6 room, BEDROOM Mus, 3 barm “ries. “any, earase. . | en Sed tae fully to AT is Wort ‘$18,000; mi a Maowiti — floor Py oy . FAST POSSES- 14,900 S extra’ fea such os 8 £¥.5 SION, By _ FE eek - am ge rn . box and alr condition- =, built : = = WRIGHT-VALUET | #ous#s t en Poste er Kitehen with | tile all on one floor, plastered wa oe A ° COLORED walls, fan, viny! tile floor, 3 gk floors. dream kitchen, ce-| For Sale Houses 43; __ For Sale Houses 43 | rx sean STAN? AYE 5 06a ROSE MeLARTY, Bkr. O bedrooms, with cork floors, ample shocked’ Sane’ nore eed | FE 22162 OR FE $3578 | stop closet specs. Uians “heat water breesewar, 1% acter with m irate WILL BUILD.. POR SALE BY OWNER. § ROOM T ROOM, BATH 2 CAR GARAGE - softener, Alsco storms | and Sis eos down ot, 9 oF 3 hedreom stare | pose. 3 bedrooms. seer garage. onable, inquire 320 Oak- LOOK screens, verdant lawn with 2 $13,800 with $2700 OP our lot. oF 2 bedroom star | large’ lot, Drayton ares | near “or Yl g Ee land ene pm r Be aeses ISTEN planter boxes, and fish, pond tn THIS 3} BEDROOM HOME Io-| ™eDt No down payment. Or will} down payment, OR after 4 p.m ultable for colored} — H Left 4% rage. Located 2 miles W. of Pon- cated near Drayion, plastered build on our lots’ with, small down 18 THE “BIRD” TO SER fomily Only 5 Houses Left tiac. Offered at $21,500; $4,500 male. - ting. basen mont, payment, _ WE BUILD . J ACK. NOW ONLY 2 down. A YO! BE orne ron ; * Me 7a : } close to schools. stane at #i2,- > ' 1 97 GRACIOUS LIVING . * . * . ; pethieaasen Russell Young CET oases 99975 mer Sta LOVELAND $10 NR. ST, BENEDICT’S THIS ‘LOVELY 9 BEDROOM We tavtte comgurion, We’ baw Kemnay “iving a TEL-HURON | SHOPPING Plastered ‘walle, aut neal heat . ealiy Vice you can't deat the 3 | 3188 Cass Lake Rd., Harbor:| HOLDS A 3-BEDROOM | Furos Garten me. de new ¢ sem. loee to bus aid schools. Give Workmanship, design and price Ps Ee FE oxen NEW-HOME | fated ‘sad’ painted.” Stining at a call. Fanch bomes: Piasiered oak mg - ar oe Pal basement Brick, $1,200 for . . Centui otal ry tubs. . e . Jim Williams Realty basement, oil a. ¢. heat, ‘birch | Piocens vind, asd de Bay Toe Pan Partridge LOADS OF FEATURES cre sient of 50 ‘sal ge 228 Beldwin_Ave. men . appoint- q ee Ce Ofte $9050, New Brick Ranch “Home Batis Cotta ae sae sae, Laan VANCE: THEY LAS Hurry! Epa.rsesire an “with 4 tment to our plans. room, LA ; . tlothes closets. 2 full bath Bout feel obligated. a eo and clovets fo $ : For A Real Buy To OY rr WELL INGORE ori kitchen "Basen: eELt lead 6° screened storage, furnace, WE BUY, SELL & TRADE ch tacing the ree 100 NOTHING DOWN speee, 8ON of P COSTS ONLY carta eda oa ARRAY POMERAT Yay | ESR acetal” eis | 7 MAHAN LR neh BE sireet 5 es BATH. 2 YRS. OLD, cei window invites you 10 the | Moves You In. MONTHLY PAYMENTS aoe kiana taseete, Se: heat, oo lot. 40'x227". $8150 cast | fie bedrooms, warm ceramic | TO VETERANS ONLY 7 REALTY CO, REALTORS Sils i" mortg: John C. Cowe, Real- pn walk-in Tinen closet. - ilver Lake Estat PE 24000 cr FE 24146 aster bedroom is N Oth FE 2.0263 OR_3-3421 J BEDRM. BRICK. FULL B. ese with painted walls & 3 bedroom brick home. Full base- ORlando 3-9378 autom. gas water heat- Phone 044 Eve. PE 43415 Ev s after @ call Mr, Jou, oak floors, cai living room 3 nice lot, Full er. 1% car garage with an FE 4008s. inree ie bath. Just he ines price: $10,680. ' | BIRMINGHAM @ RM 2 STORY Atlached | screened | pati * your family, De, - A. JOHNSON, Realtor bal. $75 per Mo, WM. A. moved seneibl purebasere. Call] MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE StL Soe: ealy privileges. WHITE LAKE 1704,S. Telegraph Rd, | 90IN@ To RETIRE — He OUTSTANDING RANCH HOME . Privileges. 19 day ession! Tf LS. are, one floor 2 large SALE OR TRADE D te Plai the to. you, the FE 4253 bedrooms, picasant living room Tuls home over | Drayton ains house will than sty. beautiful large bright en. ing Silver @ golf course, room and bath home tn Breezeway ached garage. . large ished breeteway to at: REALTOR Before you buy — op sell. built inal owner for beauty condition, large front wi ng act] NICHOLIE} , 8 Ss on) Cone wl" Call C. Schuett| Beane | | Eee E we, money, you . » : . OU, ‘ ¢ e 7 bet it is. 612,060 with down o} . oHcnue out, carpeting two taling 100x300, 1% car ga- . ; eee iH UR N FL OY D KENT, Real¥or Because Schuett has more list-| . age i in a anity. lovely new being weed tor, TV Re- 3 tect O GARDENS ONLY r $3100 FULL PRICE J ois Hwy, at Tele; raph ba, Png pofter—and are Leagiceare kitehen, other ap pair . cy eran y Pj Idea’ ie ww i ’ '* family home — 13 bedrooms, fuil| jem on | st tiny home a AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING | estate lems. “eae _Sehuett is ine w80" sale “or Sowa.” * rage. VACANT! Ready ‘tor imine. Let us know what "you ceo be EER? Some owas and also, rentals WEBSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT Donelson Park occupancy — spotless condi- pay down. We'll to meet bait in '55 and has all bed with oj buy, Call $7,130—61, 500 DOWN _ do move terms rake lee. leine 3-4196 for detalis. also serv- ve hing! Attractive 7 room hom fm. $11,250 with $2,500 down, Foom with. dinin ae * lyme | icing Milford area. call gray | shingle featuring fireplace in living : may ee et chen tiled bath with shower, fh fat i basement ew fas fas. ac. heat- Foom. all carpeted rooms ' p oak floors, full basem doors in ment with axis ation I Juz I ) pl ies home with such conveniences $5950 FULL PRICE = Ly vn e, recreation rm. bar a m land on bertroom "garage and cba fenced, a foom “finished in” ki ay as auto, best & hotwater, bedroom tion on way, ved vg ond | oe ated E some decorating. . pine ingecne benutind’ ber Baar oom Bet] panier Kiwanis | Sinaitaiaatt Secure: | Reta! cntint alt $500. ronsammep ows bactay? a tt ne Servic rage. private paved. arf ad arfve call ag rn ten terms, Cludes. tax anes ah cues § By Large 1 J cc yoom dome scaped ” $23, 750; , Multiple. Listing Service. e sac’ at $13,500. very. $695 DOWN — 3 bedroom ranch B ‘DOWN heat, a car — * . ; N y . _ style starter b home with full base- BuBURBAN. 4156 BASEMENT. problems ana| just off sie livable furni-| Brick ‘Ranch—Clarkston ext car Is Here! te be PH 3850 DN. 3 pe. bath well, septic. | le this G 1. "Recal Homt hen move Ino’ tie 'et clean & cony 3 3 bedroom ranch 34x71 on {— ee eek] RSE sik ata net | Eicite, SOME, wttror"nsd:| tht of 2 Searoome, ing rom, Bernat a ptt iae| pnt ABP RRA” SE ce eit ait er ranch home Is situated on| ulation "2" C'sar Priced |. °ellent construction. Walle, Desemene wer oupinstered |. utlhty rcomlaundey tubs “and Dandy bungalow 22134 on founda- carpeting cite naens @ wide jot in a restricted area at & it's vacant, "$1500 DOWN trance, 100 feet fron ‘with automatic ie oll farmeee Also. extra | ion, five fuil rooms on Ist floor, kitchen, 2 fir replaces, Ce- ae a bedroome’ den °S ‘betta | PIONEER AVE New 3 bedroom’ bungalow.” Plas: _jote of {emt from one street to| ted “oath and lade at closets fae Sear ial tae ree ment) with gui eel and large reereation ‘room, aul AS pM Soil 3 rm. home tered walls. Ot! furn. 4s _jluminum cms or trade ; a automatic water, complete geens. 2 caren Lake. Full price . ens. a sin ting insulated. Aluminum rms ance. $75.00 per month on bal-| REAT, eutaie INC. 3 SUBURBAN HO: TON IN cod draperies “| @&HARGER CO. | seme, tame soar tre| See 208 Ma, Carte fe pea OR TRADE NE | tect ovo MOLE, ” - - t 2 W. Muon PE oe Bring your suit cave "win | CLARK REAL ESTATE | Fru? prectically brand few, mod- couple should be pieased with tig ; FE +4013 fare at sacrifice price of $8,500; tidy place. Living room, & SILVER LAKE aed open ? evening, & Suna H AY Y DE with room carpeted, kitchen L. H. BROWN, Realtor MOLTIPLE Tt SERV Frith (2,200. Gown ahd 953 month | Tome, den m fall pane Full base- | INE ZLER PRIVILEGES —__|1369'w. Huron re 24910 RviCE INCOME, Near Pontiac 2 | 2 home ia Pontiac” "82°! ment’ oll heat, electric water anatton Vacant § room modern brick | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | ANOTHER BUY family s & bath each. heater, storms & screens, insu / Ww. Huron | St. ture windows. Large tiled vath Slee ame F liad +4 side. 4 Que riment tgrntsbed. Puli | BIRMINGHAM AREA A BUNGALOW chicken: 2 at sarage. , z_ioot, shed, | Photie FE 43525 with vanity. Timken oll heat. Full ‘basement, gas heap eetil sement. $13,000, A lovely immaculate ‘deal home | 200x224. Only 12.500. Additional Open Eve. Till 8:30 New storms, screens & awnings, . garage. Near bus line Fall pre | Gt for y detly couple, a| lots avatiable. ; pitached garage, Paved Lake “The ALES $11,000 with rencobabie mortgage. polis coun to Gt home wi o 000 ersonslity $2,000 DOWN | Brice ievattoeetion tov ent gine FRIDAY 10-2 floors. Pull basement. Bath with | fF only $13,260 with. #2, 000 dowd | And $80 a month will purchase this bso" andnte terms oe lense ee with op Ors — $350 Dow shower and shower doors. Paved| fi. St foc each ber cent | 6 yr. old 4 bedroom home in & : 2968 West Huron | “On “is "micely decorated 2 pea. | St Possession 10 days, Dealing rgoms‘eluding vag rm. | Stl ughorboos “Living, com . DRAYTON PLAINS Donelson: Park Faron ot "i00. x 300, exch PHA RESALE. 11000, gown. 9| spacious butteroutpaneied aif pur-| Eitchen wit, dtiag apace P04. BRIGHT BUY 22 bedrm., ranch home, all oak Le; & rote beiet home lent location ° | Automatic cloines “arse na Rarnaee. bro, bedrooms, ‘ovely ule bath. Mt . rooms bath with m town. 3 core , _¢ you mire, che . * For the newlyweds with. ficorty pice very modern Ritchen,| BE, Bek pate ee, and 1.417 Dowx pungsiow. tot al oe * garage, ‘anchor tot, ‘deau-| “fepiace in ‘recreation Sesame ere tate preg vs tee "seot ieree furiace. ree. wn includes screened terra. 3. Pull | price cy ane pare 408 DOWN. A ye con ree y : heat, oll water heater, storms & Oe ne ng? bedrooms, garage, 2 large picture windows, and outdoor fireplace. ments my 850 pe formation today. WE BUY SELL & TRADE tiecae ‘uarage, Fenced tay to itchen, 8 " bar, too! If) bedreee are screens. Possession fon in 30 days, RD, 4 DORRIS & SON REALTORS | $f 's99, t+ 10130 ft. and only required, Bring room is de- Priced at $16,000 WM. H. KNUDSEN 3 bedroom home. ment, | 752 W. Huron Phone FE 4-1557 K. G. H signed for fo iding ‘partition. — gage. REALTOR Liveable but ome fpianing to 3. HEMPSTEAD Budget priced ot "10800 WHI | E re sie, hres. ir Call PE i509 | pp $1700 down. ™ Monarp 2. vedroom Rome gleam- | FE wean *OEve. FE $-0510 low down paym PLRASANT | nk LE AREA. 3 BED. | “it Josinne ot IE, $4471) eaTCHER New 3 bedroom | « oak f floors, large ritehen with x Leslie gon heel Realtor BROS -o ee war" ee Da. i PLE LISTING ‘SERV “| eB ia..cabte rita ot , Hreable. ~~ titached ore e,_iareeiot and {income Property 434 43A 75 We Barca Street uron alle ealt rm coreena Nice shady 3 FA FE 8161 FE §-2850 REALTORS ° 1100 Msg at Poi Poin laxee ‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fihea erm $4.00 down ne. Cal today. jateventraneey abate ALL PRE = AE 0 east we _ $770 DOWN. 4 rooms & bath. Sep iemty of parking space. Open | Eves ty on sunday 1 to 5 Ritshen, dtaing pace and nice pv porch. Oi] furnace. North PUREREED — This 4 room 000 down sere After 8 p.m. 1 PE 8184, ; 8 ck fire- : ; , auto, of WEST SUBURBAN GL RESALE Benite. “Pa icons Hl | OU PALDnN, 2 tots trom | eat, are, ot, ps fat For Sale Lak Sale Lake Prop. 44 " harawond nett lus, utility, ehore home fee terms, . ; Bee Fireplose’ wail’ fo wall car: $7000" with $800 down. ue lot rsxid sake turing pinsered walls, hard-’ | DRA 8 AREA — 3| Pisstored’ mais Basement with , WATKINS privileges. "¥§1,250 down rs, full basemen bedroom ranch type bungaiow.| recreation room, . 4 ing home m Woodward Es- North Side > corme ;*nonthiy pay | silty room. "ato "oa"heat wea | Qijqrurmece Gareee. wawe| Wier Bipassion wie steement | TAKE ERONT A nice 2 “oe 50 DOWN. ments of $67. Better hurry hot wan Priced at under $11,- c HAYD down ° aoe Sroeme 4 rooms and bath, full base- 000 with terms. dias EN, Realtor | exclusive ace fm Kansan vores, | Tsay thteiney, T $1000 Fe, tote | Russell oll Youn Beasts a inte ask 24 Behoot across the 78 poe J. A. ay i or located o Pore, _ 9 petroem begns Ere Sun, 10 ‘et om — 2 with derma oT Leslie R. Middleton and quick rt eh veces NORTH SIDE } ow Huron PE aasas| » dor gota tial = BROKE ; » —~ Nba | «(BEA 7, 19.986 Northeast . FE tom or FE t.0904 | 100 0 Oat nnd Ave, ons Eves Goaniete ren See =| mui breatr taking triistel nome | down. $125 per momen, Yi #2000 8 rooms all on floor. ri r= o_ Parking George R. Irwit Hi men “oll beat, to fenced & well is the last word in modern iiv- HOLME *S-BARTRAM Hardwood floors, plastered $450 DOWN | . ; Ia ard, gatage, patio| ‘mg. Built in range and stove; 4302 Disie He a Real aise "s" forge’ tan te ak YOUR LIFE'S MADE |RBALP2% sig otha pans Ave) ter: call sow Prine ete is acme taste | = wemRN uae Ib ge SPON ~ ? om : HOME ON SCOTT T=. mode . eat yg Ma 8 BS Hi Bi ER through \Classi| 4CEDAR ISLAND | WEST. SIDE by ‘appointment: to qualified buy ng FE 8-6003 scaped EASIER through \Classi- MINUTES FROM PonTiAG ee LATE POSSESSION | — a price takes a ae ss lovely @ room home with 3 a 90x Income, Close In "ioite tenon . : » Fie, ad. iavaor down; 2 bed- eaary, fll, basemen. 8 § rms, and bath, large BE gs aed Now , tented for 6246 ; %S fied Ads. To solve every-| "™*. 4 Si large’ well sbome ‘Zens re mo nished. In good ¥ PLETE 06,050 . de ave arapes tnd cerpetioe cordingly, 68808 total. ” at’ 900 -per_ mo. "99.800 full 414,000 cash” Call’ today Fou PRICE. d bl ickly. dial “ ' - ') pees about % down, | eA ‘s@ | day problems quickly, dial igel . OT: : we nGILES REALTY CO. | RJ. VALUET, Realtor | | ae W. Bige ow}. J.R. Hiltz {Jerry E, Adams). eg i | FE ron St. at Dwight st, __f REALTOR tae ae m8 UiSFino we FE 28181. ee) int W. Huron re seis ‘eo 7R 10 aint spel étus. ‘vn '| Owner, 2 bedrm. brick. FE 31474," . (CHURCH SITE “ miles ange from gos oe, reasonable at M460 vite ON JOSLYN “= 2, large iota, each, 100 small “vest be <® tute TT W. Sa) . Ph eg ‘Ta 6:30 P.M. "AT UNION LAKE We have a few West of Pontiac, Bogie Carrol Lake, Cedar: Island and) Union Lake. $2,500 up. Terms. For Past Resulte List this with | oe seed . Stout, Realtor FE 8.4165. "OFFICE lake front ollowing lakes.) Lak ‘Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N eae eres. St. FE 6-8: Open Ev “Ti He 3% P PM. a go Ailust sel aa husband's “PE 46686" ail for s eae Sa er epeinim : REAL ESTATE INC. T.G. Trocke | Sane Rig ate A Vacant ; 1648 Union LE RA mi Sat ee Templeton AK- , REAL ESTATE INC. 2 8. Main Clarkston, Mich. _ MA 5-562) OTTAWA DRIVE Bea’ level lot, 70 ft. age, - cash, FE $-3228_ PARTLY WOODED LOI Lor t sins-Pontiac Estates. Gan front tess 10 per cent for. n wat Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge ABLE FOR SUIT. GAS STATION. _Reply box g. Pontiac Daily Press. Buy Thru Partridge List, Thru Partridge _ OR 100 FF We. fruroo. "pW. DINNAN |86_W. Huron. BUILD NOW In our well restricted Waterford Hills Estates, , HE from our ERBERT Ci DAVI iS * sors Pontiac 1 Lake Rd. FE S-4311 rot BETTER SITES R BETTER HOMES, SEE Cherokee Hills! You'll like’ the ountry » tate + ae 1 nile west, cine ww BIRD, Realtor! Bhdg. 47 4 Caney ‘Mattoon! Bank FE _ 5-138 For Sale Acreage 47 Pt Choice 27 Acres near propos M. campus where your investment will - be prote< . Let us otf you is fine parcel of 3.3-Acre Site Pertectly located near the Sento divide. inte ma naman Priced at easy ‘terms. further details. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 78 West Huron Street FE 6-816) or FE anv Eresty afventa eo @ “> 37 ACRES a Bi 7 mi. Now being used Priced Jor quick sale 000 «with $1,500 down St cash. Don't wait on — eall now for appointment “to | 30 ACRES | an acre v'th terms. Call - show : METAMORA AREA 38 acres of ‘iileble farm rm et property offers scenic view several exc. building sites. . Barn + located on property. Price $10,500 with terms. oxford. Mich ic. me Eves. OA 8-23606 ESTATE - high Shwey.| on v wa, m ghotty pan hool For only habag OA 8-3122 HOLLY AREA, SEVER. § acre parcels with 250 Good soil and hat price $1,950 with terms PAUL A. KERN INC. N Saginaw 5t. FE iP , $3,000. Large 4-8604. schools, Chick's Groce and Bowers Ra., . COUNTRY LIVING, ranch home, 3 bedrooms, ® venseubon terms. 1735 Lk, _Ra,, Attica, Lapeer county. —___ ~ VACANT ACREAGE _ Attica, 5 ecru yocant 2S on blacktop high- Clarkston. ase ois. ia “Hl dite, “WHITE BROS. REALTORS oR Open Eves. NICE leve ac Pontiac AD ona you" a, Ba ee payment. a dtc EE eran Se 14 Ce ON BLACKTOP, NEAR terme, inquire at ACRES, all con- Geveet, ‘tH 9 — Sun. 1 to $ For Sale Farms 48 trees, = " treeg/ $13,000 “Huron, fies Beaks ea Rate ) S8 ACRES New S-room / acres tillable Le. "Glarkston. REAL ESTATE INC.. ne * : ome : Michigan, Terms, We also have jatger, terme within cu = pote Ev anytime. Tf no with reasonable length ONTAGE 0 one ON AUBURN, FE 42577 ‘Rent L Lease B Bus. bus. Prop. 494 Rent — “W farehouse Space nee BQ. FT. of storage space Located on 3rd, floor with load- aceéss by elevator, Track dock and rail siding avail. or avail. rent Locaiion — 20: Franklin In- & * . g * wit trade i mall home. REALTOR 1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. TIL ® Pull basement. . Full WARD ol PARTRIDGE FE 43581 Buy Thru Partridge - List Thru Partridge PARTNER WANTED FOR class mining venture. 15, Pontiac Dail Business Opportunities 51 HIGH Box BEER TAVERN Main street location. bo 3, k . gue over ys, pee 4 tp al a Owner's $8,000 net bargain = ee ~ Call for further Ro D. RILEY, Broker — house. 509 Eliz. Lake Rd FE 41157 i good business, note ‘aw town, Exestient iavertment Rent - per month. Only $5500. W. G. WHITCOMB, REALTOR TE §-0522 Buy Thru iru Partridge. List Thru Partridge _ “LET’S TALK BUSINESS” Grocery — Home Located in T: area and live is has adjacent proper- ty in addition, Owner would consider home | with small * acreage in t ‘Check Into Th! Pontiac ‘restaur- valuable é orner Neat 5 and eg nae Aber ant on FE PARK AT OUR PRONT DOOR MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION amy 3. ASS een onan TELEGR. Business Op Ppa aged Roe "un ‘price $15,000; $5,000 A RE BARGAIN? Lots of * Mich'in the Want Ads! APPLIANCE STORE Rewer STORE Lacgied in lake area, west of Pon- $3,500 for fistures, plus inventory, few brick i store bulld- ing. $150 per month, le -K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 44563 After 6, FE 2-9502 pene glass to expand or or desi sepa yd stores coule real estate at fast plus stock. TAVERN on main street in small prosperous Thumb area commu nity, 2°) «« 120 brick bidg. in- cluded. Grosges § $34,000 per year plus approg, per mo. from concessions, Feat Seeate and all only $44,000 on terms GROCERY-TRADE. Long estab- shed rocery: with beer and wine east of Pon- time, Comfortable 3 rm. modern . Excellent corner location. $18,000 an. Pontiac, Real $27,800 plus stock on easy terms WARD FE. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 REAL merase & ee eens VOUT MI 1050 Ww. HURON ST. _ OPEN EVE. TIL 9 WE COVER THE STATE MAIN 8T, PONTIAC. Well es- wine or business pu chased separate. Low acwa pay- ment, liberal terms. Main St. Restaurant located cen- - ter of. factory district. Open short hours, Closed all sun- & Holidays. Same ‘owner 7 years. Full price includ- STATEWIDE Real Perr) Service of Pontiac B. RLES, REALTOR 117 8 s° ‘qelegrapa FE +0621 Sale Land Contracts 52 ¢ FER CENT LAND CON. 600. win “discount oy per eent, $1,520. Cost to you $5,080 FE 3-7103 or OR 3-297, LET YOUR $$§ WORK FOR YOU We have both tar and small _ftontracts for sale. mpt, cour- et eotvine- Call any hour, PE: LAND CONTRACT ON house with 2NEW.3 bedroom full basement, and of land, tract ferent, FE 3-2937 108 Seasoned 4 {Years EG Nare Bhs os Leslie R. Middleton Pe 60003 | oor FE 17-0004 e| Mone y to Loan 533 ae, jcensed Lenders) Buckner Customers } Happy Folks Buckn¢r's Employes serve with S smile fa the most friendly mann BSS, ia JANUARY 10.1 105t_ a ee s eee tH |. WAYNE GABERT’S APPLIANCE SALE _ 2.63 0 ae ee . tents or Ted Cullough, No “Ce HAYDEN, "Realtor ie E. Walton_Bivd. Open Eves. } ELECTROLUX, LATE MODEL ie TABLE ‘SAW, $18, | : or pom, saw, trailer, $50. ‘ke new, © $0058. "Money te Loan — 53 (State Licensed Lenaers) \\| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. — 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. * samen” 25 TO, $500 minutes. ac poet Mgnateme a ts +e Oakland, PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. WHEN YOU NEED You can get it quickly on vor signature, car or furniture Loan Company ba “FE 29206 | § $25 to $500) - FINANCE CORP. OF PONTIAC 3%. 8. set Asor var aoe he Kay Bldg. Home & Auto 1 N, Pe (Second = Hours: 9 to 5; Saturday, @ to 1 WOULD LIKE TO BORROW long term contract $6500 with payments of not more than $100 t mo. Must a eli a omarge curity Box’ 1 Pontiac reas _ Press. LOANS — $600 to $1 $1,500 ; 1. For purpose on pom mse. modern or not, in 2. a pene additions or tm- ce es rought-tn or enclose e constructed. To id a garage or on . garage home. 5. second morigages. 209 National Bullding ac, or phone FE 44720. Swaps 55 RM. NORGE HEATER, -_ IN~ able. For row boat hat ‘ou. Call after. 4 rr 2-1134. ACRES NEAR a ASHABAW. r trade, Call after 4:30. FE i Coo rey SE Ry SE . R ar Sas ovee peyments's ‘st Guek nr Dts easy to deal at Euckner's. Gas AS STATION, WHAT HAVE YOU? 6 under Bus. Opp. Sy to everyone and borrowing for your immediate and Sinners tera the you are wel- raja Tour + ouoenae % eo yeens se Up to 94 months BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY IND FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDG. ‘furnace. will race, or Chek hav Call Loan Company, ee sMictesee Loans 54 oe A0Te Ras SOR] er, FE #8577, band ‘Ou Lobe, “Yes, that does sound good! Now tell me what you'd recommend if you were paying the check! " Tht? UOMO | SLIGIDAIRE ELEC STOVE FOR © 1067 by HEA Serve, es sale. Best coffer taken, ay gees. good also., Can be Scent “at 3085 Adams a 4 | PURN ITURE “COND. AN- Swaps PN ¢ SELL: OR SWAP, LARGE FR er, $150 value, swap for boat or _ what t? FE 23-2620. Parking er. 110 ft. fron on args lot, Close to Waterford School. Would ‘also consider small home which becossarily not have to be "R RD. RILEY, Broker oT ae i7 IN! sey wv. Re NEW. $75. FE 46407, - iv* CABINETTE MODEL __Good cond. Cheap. FE 5 51115. _ 40" EE N MORE ! ELECTRIC range. PE 5-0119_ T EN - Barrell Back g hair. previostel -_. ea tS ere en on i er and mahogany provincia is 0175, GOOD CO! ABLE. FE 66179. 9% 6 GREEN WILTON RUG. NEW RANGE, $00. 10 x 13 ere with 4° run- Ser. “$60. Dinette oer ey at curtains, s and @ 5r Mnoleum Pe toes TPC DARK OAK DINING ROOM suite a ing ble, 6 ays $50. tion 1953 or. REFRIGERATOR, # CU. Rd, Lake Orion, aites'e 6 a - A DA WAL- nut bager= § with | mirror, double kitchen sink, 214"x32" and com- plete bathndon fixtures. All tm w cond, FE 2. -3905. -| ANTIQUE MALODIAN DESK. PE 29-4430 ee only L. A. WAI ING ROOM 5. MAHOGANY NOITION. REASON- per dishes and Caner mise. FE | | Friomarre REFRIGERATOR “9 only dee ar condition, __only $58.05, Laks RANGE. - “NICE APPEAR- ee t cluster burners, Only _ $30.85. ore ‘MI 61300, brat paED REFRIGERATOR. OR Gas ‘RANGE, $20. WASHER, ¢ #5. sv ements Hahn oll tank, $30, FE 56-2766. Gas RAN 3%” GARLAND Qood cond 5. Phone coln 6-424, R Oak. Chef_stove, $30. OR 3-0106. LYWOOD TWIN USED EL Twos press Siford MrUtuat wil ool oe $80. Call_ Mitfo HOME FUR i ne how grieies. Call between _noon and 8 p.m. | PE 56-6761. HOTPOINT Y ELECTRIC 6 RANGE, Cal burner: nice condition, only $40 08. Mailk's, MT 68-1900. KELVINATOR REPRIG ERATOR. ¢ _oniy “ga0 BS dasin's, Mr 61300, ; INVENTORY | GALE tof awers $10. ifferobe $15 Studio $15 Kitchen cabinet $10 Radio $7 a pod $15 i ct.) ie r a guise we EB BUY ‘SELL OR TRADE OAKLAND FURNITURE CO. 104 8. 3. Saginaw PE 2-5623 “ALUMINUM SI SIDING” “It's smart 4, wy in ‘the | season.”’ Special low prices, Im- mediate, expert, dane rtted instai- jation ‘Installers are 3 behind in season). Instilete and save fuel. First payment tn spring No money down, Five years to Pay aluminum storms and awnings, Yotingstown kitchens trons Buy direct and save, VALLELY’S., Auburn fodwester Rds Call OLive 1-964) for free estimate ASPHALT’ TILE ARMSTRONG, oxtx% INCH . EACH IR SHOP “tory 7 inch H aor PI 0. bomas — 173 FE 5-2100 Stine FONES “YOUNGS- itchen furnaces, Ot! gas hot water and steam hardware electrical supplies. crock and tile galvanized “Bros TOs pe, and fittings. jose, int, HEDOH SUPPL _ Lapeer Rd. 48431. BEEP “AND PORK — HALF AND ote rs, Opdyke Market, OL 18 Watt Bog fier Vv. Service, D T mr All makel serviced, ‘CASH FOR FURNITURE __FE +7681 CABINET SINKS FROM $5 Sinks to buildin, from Rade ble sinks from put . a. __Thompson, To 3. 50 08. A. box five pound pre Bend check. onLimomay | FISHING co DRILL YOUR Own WELL com. _ plete outfit eheap, 71-0281 Empire ee Lake Rd. at Commerce as EM 341 endorsers, Ree awe cade suit” ang . teaving 3 VINO STATE: be wit iL se. U * you with you money wublome. c Lenore -7003 bed PE 4.6089 . soca ETE FLOO ~~ R HARDENERS ® am. to o p.m. oncrete Reinforcin Cement, Mortar, Plaster Colors lbo mbe Cement rel * x & Floors Ta t Lu rT ayioc Plasterboard, Rock tath, int. _| COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY co.| Haréwere Phumping, and — 61 Orehard Lake Ave. PE 3-110! _Ph ** COLEMAN Of FURNACE. 60,000 REL 7 . se “Like BTU. Cheap FE 5-034 iter FUBELAR aK ATES, ¢, LIER 4 SARANGE NEW AND UukD | TEED “LOMMER. ihe CLEARANCE, NEW AND UsED . radio and ielevision 9980.95 Syl | *s>eeting. Sear anteed used TV reread Sty ©. 3. ie el and % hp. é@¢lec. mtrs. New WOOD | AND ALOMINUM COMBE and used car and trucks radios cduvindores BENSON "LUMBER co, Watch This Space for Inventory Specials! - Church's, Inc. we 8. Squirrel Rd Do It Yourself 61 ~6l BOAT AND FLOOR GANDER. Pot, NDER, POL- EGerohecics Standing Timber Pie ete FE tite” : “Plants, Trees, Sk Shrubs 68 etn tinal SHADE. TREES ree end-all tinas. fis to Stn any ihyramount, whole whole sale or etal retail. AKC YOUNG ‘MALE BEAUTIFUL AS. COLLIE PUPS. and white. AKC reg. io 4. BACHEHUKD : rw en 5-0392 after 6 p.m. one PF AKC REGISTERED German Sherer 188 nk PE 2-1100. _cage, “a price. ur Pi “Parakeets, Guar. to Talk FE 5-31 _falawin Ate. CHAIN SAWS SUMP PUMPS ented —soM — repaired 1281 Beigwin FE 20077 FOR RENT sandérs—hand sanders — wallpaper steamers—waxers and raace uel tnd Patt cleaners. Oak- land Fi ~”" head Orchard | pian are.) FE 6-6 EWING. MACHINES P Paint: "pumpin. be ardwere, for- mica. Weekdays. thru Tues 8:30 to 6:00. ‘Sum, 30 10 to 4. Clos Wed. tae makes, pe guaranteed 5 years, buy @ o aoe refrigera- a Orchard e Ave. ; 6X19 WOOL, MA : oxi} with tr cise’ on9, excel. cond Lt | : earns Dat: wenbe' ty o ce al as ; week. 1987 1 whe de. medic je dryer. hot k. Admiral refrigerator, | value, 4,95 tgan ate mode, amines dette #15, | Sot Orehaid Lake Ave. : _Shick's MY_3-3711. _|@. ®, ELECTRIC REFRIGERA- ROT. POWER M tor 6% cu. ff. Rollaway bed than z old—$40; 21” mot. T.V. 5. Metal stead, 3 fhalde $75. EM 3-2422. . Eve Ts, 1 double eudew, we Nght, SINGER WER PORTABLE GF NO Wa] 22.7,26, ‘snetan bling to fe ee cece Cah PE 81866, ong SPACE HEATER, Fe . SALE ON TILE BONNY MAID VINYL TILE, t¢ SALE LINOLEUMS LINOLEUM, ROOM SIZE, $2.48 44-Ft. Wall Tile 25¢ SYERS, _ _ 41 W. Huron hata SINGER Serkan ard ent pas er. will Pe Sete your home. Call a ene oe TO HT, * a 8 changed, Samer 602 Clem- ‘Garage Doors Berry Steel overhead onds, all sines on prices. Large selection from odern n door on your sucnge cab he foes hee you ik us a ails 8. Paddock HOT WATER mag Se “OAL.. roved on onwumers ines, $06.50 & sie $0 320 98 and ore re lightly mar marred Also electric, of an s heaters af terrific venues igan ores- Orchard I Lake Ave. as, new .| HEATHKIT commana eae LEC “aamuaren er atta * RT| fice sis. Fm bu. nd TiPPAd “RANGE. G60D Gon. Bottle . EM ° i Used TradeTn Dept. chi Heywood Lam av areal seeaveee breakfast set. eoeenenes his oe =o ae ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. - §. Baginaw st. faae COCs eeeewenes keeeeee 402 8. Saginaw TR Heathkit coupler PE 4-8641. - ANSULATE fom blanket, only $4.20 for PLA® f ar — ROCK LATH. 130 Bogie Lace RA Ea Us eLp You Yo proniene. Hundreds e +. rom in rw ber eee or Jelled gic. No @ paint parking fear store. ‘| el and Patnt. Orchard Lake, Ave. FE 5-6106. oT WATER PU! MPS. 400.98. 6. A. a0 TOMER CABINET. 8 Sinks. F ae mous make $09. value, ise 'S0 Slightly marred in transit; @iso several 54" and ele at “terrific zaluss. Fluorescent, $03 Lake Ave, LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER -TRAINS is] i° Authort: service and gen a eee parte. test TASKER’ HURON §&T. LIM iTED, OFFER | PONTIA PLUMBING A AND HEATING : FR 24001 “LUXAIRE HEATING SYSTEMS — Residential or commercial ™ Hr 5 ' Service, . ae nyon Hea MYERS PUMPS | ‘Bezant aateg ret vom Piano, 7 TONING, 1 ft, PANO TONING ANB tonal lshers. corapuere, Sr rns; 3 Steam ‘ HAY. oon, | METROPOLTTAR. BY OR AND cond | 56-0851 PARARES TS. CANARTES. CAGES lies. Crane's Bt Hatch- Auburn na Pe 4-08i8 OY FOX TERRIER PUP- | Pris, i Samy Ry 2 studs for s ce pi Fo REO. ,DEAOLES, PEMALES. . waren cary “PEKINGESE. AKC 2-687 _feg, Ress, FE —_— Dp. TO BUY’ REG male Boston Bull. 1 year or _older, PE 4-8536 Dogs ° Trained, Boarded 7 70 PAPAL poas, CATs poos wane. Gure-Bhell 33 8. Tele- Hay, Grain & Feed 71 CEL “& @®e if sold “Also space heater, 46001 at OATS. AND BARLEY. rE 71-0488. STRAW, ROUGH mber, Will Sameer, MA 5-0068. FALPA BROME, TIMOTH i Also ovenpd pv gre i” etraw. No, rain, OA 7 ALFALFA HAY, RYER in git ‘400, an? 0c, OA 8-2231, 5 falfa nD Best, Bud wicket Oxtord. Andersonville. MA 5-278. _ For Sale Sale Livestock Op |r roe Rare] oad bs “BEAUTIFUL ORGAN ‘for ran Gallagher's, is Ez, at | SCHARF® BIDING WH ee "Blessing cornet, $100. box and st right Starck Piano, Exe. care T Bar _ se. 8-3397. BMALY APT. PIANO - BALE at a i low pre, oe Angus bell teh Huron 6t, can be seen * 2285 Rad. tn Oxfo' Sale ‘Office Equipment 63 BRAND BRAND NEW B REMINOTON A achine. No meoet e-) PE Cadi or Pe 63188 Sen Sale Store Equi wipment 64|—E2* b= NATIONAL CAH REGISTER, cond, Teas SED CASH REO adding machine FE 8-6221. Sale Sporting Go Goods" 65 PPL LLP LL LOA LL” FOR SALE OR TRADE, er new fish shanty and salamand -2202. UN — BOY. a Bagle fot i re a WANTED: Pras, ALL SIZES, FOR- rest Jones, MA 58-8206, | | YORKSHIRE BOA’ ing ronue? rma. MY_ 39-1182 ‘| Sale Farm Equipment: 76 . OUT THEY GO! Ridin i: bi i is z talk training, Harle- Soins, Cages, Sl dh St. FE AK ANARIES, SUP- jes, 183 Sanderson oad Mori WAY FARLEY, si __. Wanted Livestock. 73 ___ For Sale Poultry 74 * “a —e De, Gaba 7 _ 4 ° the ale” | rt es ENG BROS. “BUY HERE With Gonlidence . FERGUSON SON - Pri. p.m. or Corwin Ave - | RUCK GOING WOR load. Wither way. iF Wr year | Wanted Used ART For top dollar om ‘ate f—4 ears. are Cd : op NEW . o ji = a Saat oe we See oe nies tuoned, wil ibe Corner Pi Fiend te. pire e| Alwa eady to Mise BAGLEY PASTOR ANTS | va bes ™ BAGLEY ST. , Bud ae a Wome ae reat Set OP IT women Bring It Here “AVERILL'S TRAILER EXCHANGE ins S| RA CHA 10 WIDES—10 WIDES bedrooms a, a tispley. A ee "BOB HL ‘BOB HUTCHINSON | : z come? Let he! st to me. less et hep 7oU aa) E RD FORD — MERCURY MY | 2-2611 .'$4 ROADMASTER 4-DR. RIVIERIA Beau, arctic white & blue, extra clean. Can finan: trade, : ce, consider ii F. 3, i al ea EIEF " at F BUICK, 1981 HARDTOP "$1 BUICK © Special 4-Door mond EE TE" or Set, a.m like | Sor’ s iidern. YR S104 or 604 MOBILE HOME SALES INC. 4001_Dizie Hwy. OR 3-200 For Sale Cars 91 Rent Trailer Space 79 | ~ 0b BOUIPPED. eerares. AW Laleos eit direct from Or trout & playground, Ed tn tinten rt oom . 8 lovely : private: etiam ed] ome Pam ah didn’t know he meant a dress!” Day AwaANe@ . “he ahd me MX pefered &lares or small eck “—- ‘For Sale. Cars . 91 x SSO en = in MY 3-6403 or 7 Leftovers & M Motor Sales} NORTH CHEVROLET - 1000 S. Woodward Ave. >" BIRMINGHAM Sy gawer brakes steering, fog CHEVROLET Beater and Powersiice $795 Low down payment NORTH CHEVROLET "52 CHEVROLET 4-Doog Deluxe 2 TONE BLUE, RADIO & HEATER $595 ; MATTHEWS HAROREAVES CASS AT. OAKLAND FE 54161 F a Binh Yea es Deal Pike oe FE “holes rks, Mid- avoid Tamer ey . OR EY, BEL, AIRE 7 DE oa 35-4667 after. - . DON’T NEED CASH BIRMINGHAM NASH Mr, 2 | 666 S, Woodward, B’ham - | MT 63900 n till 9 TRAILER NEw * tately, ’ Orion, CARENER rs 44053 VAN Wan DYee ‘NEAR 20 MILE | Ieee CHEV V4 210 SERIES. #1176. _FE 5-025. on Opdyke §. DELRAY B® os Rau power Overton Many ex- ke new. Privete owner. $1235, EM 3-5130 i CHEVROLET BELAIRE a. 4 DR. Powerglide, 2 tone silver & white Motors executive's car. In x t condition, atte. aut -Z eye glass. Back up . Auto matic windshield — asher. White sidewalls and m: sories, $1800. Call Milford MU or 2568 Rd. CHEVROLET 1953 210 Club . ton . radio, heater. white walls.” Only $995 2 Plymouth Gia: 52 Hudson 2-Dr. ... ‘83 1000 S. Woodward Ave. j LOW DOWN PAYMENT NORTH CHEVROLE 1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM’ son 1956 Pg yer 3 a CONVERTIBLE, titeo" Bad ba108 po Pace, For Sale Cars 1) feet) red oe, bre ! ine es i is | CHEV. iso SERIES, STAN- mei PE 46694 eet SEE OUR ; “Sate Buy” USED CARS CENTRAL LINCOLN “MERCURY "6 M R&H, W-W, extra accesso: new $125 “down take © over” ow iso FORD 3 DR. . CUSTOM 4, Abestetety no yments of . Cail Credit Harold Turner ‘po one oe y BLACK 2 R & bap clean. mies, $5 gown. Sil a . Motor Mart. 53 FORD VICTORIA Poctomatte, R & FH WW, Red HURON MTR. SALES | Huron Se POmD WAGON 7H OTL: inder country sedan is a 9 pas- 1986 ae 4 DR, STATION WAG- on, turn signals, padded dash | visors." 13,000 actual miles, sh LA : Specials: 51 Chev. Sedan ....$ 195 51 Buick Sedan ....$ 298 | 52 Ford 2-Dr. .....- $ 395 °53 Chev. 2-Dr. .....$ 495 °53 Ford Club Coupe $ 595 54 Chev. Sedan ....$ 695 °54 Pontiac 2-Dr. ...$ 795 *§5 Chev. 2-Dr. eee $1095 *S4 Olds 88 Sedan ..$1295 "55 Pontiac Hy. Sed. $1395 56 Chev. 2-Dr. .....$1595 . 25 MORE BARGAINS Make Your Own Terms Your Credit is OK at ¢/ HASKINS CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s at: Mis iowner, pe Rimneeectiet ive PONTIAC OTAR Ser W. ae __ kone. WW Power steering, low PORE CN 7 apo VS Dafoe net Es ORION 0 N. Ww “Savon MOTOR SALES DOMATIC, NH CUS-| M% AT CLARKSTON RD. tomline V-8. Several extras. Exc. | FOR Y MY 32611 cond, BM _3-8006. PONTIAC AN, . gs. rosin | Bares Bea CARENER ‘DODGE SALES wees coe Pre-Inventory “Clarkston none Tismente Bebvigers TS 6S. R. & en we Well tree NORTH CHEVROLET 32} 1000 S: Woodward: Ave. or BIRMINGHAM ~ STARCHIEF 4-DR. - With radio, nectie, | hydramatic, Wien. ow v4 | "Pose Sieoring power, brakes inate Bit! «| wate, SS arenas Plymouth, Belvedere high- | 1966 Ford customiine. Low ‘mileage RAMS WW. Uren, en0eD | LS ee gs ten. Bye matic. Radio, heater, E-Z eye 32 8. MAIN 8T CLARKSTON . Open Evenings—Please pe yey fon. hone MAple 5-5141 Sengpereeen. TATE | iss PLYMOUTH STATION ee TAT AIN ot, CLanstox ‘euntay “omy eoonable meapia ied" aapue sare 1820 Rochester Rd. Lakeville. 4 DR. SEDAN: BTAN. ‘2 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR. EXCEL-| dard trans. $350. Call MI 4-411 WPLYMOOnT CE CPE bE | FONTS W_NYDEAp mare E. Piporced to ‘sell W86 Beott Lak Rd 53 PONTIAC 1986 PONTIAC 4 DR: HA . tDoor | Sitar t gs ata 0 CYL, RADIO ® HEATER |Win Sik 43 Heine 5 ‘SS PONTIAC, 4 DR. 870 SERIES. aoe iw H. O 1-6427,_ ma MATTHEWS PONTIAC, VERY CLEAN IN- “CHEVY” | panera isk FEE manonzaves | Seebaltandm © = 956 OLDS. 9¢ HOLID. 211 S. SAGINAW | 1888 ‘Olds. Super, Holiday FE 44546 oss Olds. 803 ‘door 953 Olds. Super 4 door POS mr son ¥ 43a Shick: “Mosdusener * 1955 Pontiac 870 4Dr, | 1965 Buick Century Has radio, heater, hydramatic. 2 | 1951 Ford Vietoris tome, one -owner car, Only 11,000 1954 ebaker Coupe im This ear hes had perfect | 1983 Mercury 3% door care, ‘Siees. HB. J. Van) 1963 v, Wages Welt, OR 3-1359. 174 ; 53 PONTIAC 2DR. 1981 4 door chieftain deluxe. 2 door, | vi Bo wa. clgan caf. HOUGHTEN & SON leage right. jain Rochester SPLE'S AUTO SALES OL _10761 68 OARLARD z FE Loe west . Side Used | Cars bade ng RAH, ; Drive where ove is low 8} Ford. customilibe vs cylinder, makers models te ‘choose ose. from, call 1 STATION WAGON West Site Used. Cars” "S92 Ford 2 er. Good tires, $248. Fir 4.2008 after aot a te SALE S -} 8:28. 952 W. Huron FE 2-2641 MUST GO "oo with y R&H, overdrive “CHEVROLET | svi stoter: "Sater "s ~ 1985 910 sedan. ?-tone blue and ivo our windshield washers, * $995 LOW DOWN PAYMENT NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM SALE ae oun rest. 982 W. Huron WHLYS 8 6 G_JEEP WITH snow plow, FH 4-4602. "57 Vor eae ee Then let us put wheels under it. Yes, when you see our fine selection of used cars you will find your dream come true. 56 Olds 98 Sedan ..$2895 Holiday Deluxe "56 Olds 88 ........ $2595 Go Ahead | AND DREAM Buper Convertible «|-$695 Buys - BAR, naw diree- | ° | Heater. Runs good. Front ‘Like This 7 fan's it feeidertad to: one Poo a dependable car? Stop in and test drive one of these beauties. $495 Buys. ‘S2 Chrysler - 4Door ‘52 Packard 4Dr. Sedan ‘52 Olds 2-Dr, V8 "$2 Buick Special 2-Dr. . _. ‘52 Ford (2Dr. Customliné V8 . 70 Other Cars to Choose From ; $995 Buys ‘53 Buic k - ~ Super Hardtop ‘54 Mercury | 2-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘54 Ford 2-Dr. Customline V8 ‘54 Pontiac - 2-Dr. Chieftain ‘54 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr. ‘S3 Chevrolet 2-Door ‘52 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr. Exceptional ‘53. Pontiac 4-Door | To MESS Around _ WITH AN OLD USED. CAR. WITH . - MORE SNOW - MARCH WINDS AND APRIL SHOWERS YET TO-COME, YOU'LL WANT TO BE SURE. SEE THESE SPECIALS. ‘56 : eeeee 3337 FORD Station Wagon ... 56 FORD 2Door SM vitneivacsss .. 1595. ‘55 MERCURY Club Coupe «+ 0m $1345 ‘55 PONTIAC 2D Door seseceesseee E445 ‘55. FORD Club Coupe seneeeaessass PLQQO -'55 NASH Staton Wagon ......... $1295 “55 FORD 4Door ........ecese0c0- $1345 ‘04 CHEVROLET Convertible .....° 995. 'S4 FORD 2Door ......c.ceeeeeess . $795 CHEVROLET Station Wagon . $ 995 FORD 2D00r s.ssesssesereseee B® 299 MERCURY Club Coupe «....... § 895 _ BUICK 20008 sosceesssseeeeee ® 745 CHEVROLET Club Coupe ..... 795 ‘5] PONTIAC Convertible eeeeeeee $ 175 ‘51 -FORD 2Door ........ beceeeee . $ 295 ‘47 DODGE Coupe ...eseeeeee es .. ® 99 PONTIAC Club Coupe ........ $° 95 DESOTO Suburban Wagon ..., $ 175 "Cy Owens: - Your Friendly FORD Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. , FE 35-4101 FE $-3588 Open 8 A.M. to9 P.M. .. $1895 | ‘93 Ford Customline V8 2-Dr. ‘52 Buick PA . Roadmaster 4-Dr. $195 Buys ‘49 Buick 2-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘SO DeSoto 2-Dr., Radio & Heater _ ‘Ol Ford 4-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘50 Ford. 2-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘50 Packard 2-Dr,, Radio & Heater _ ‘SO Mercury 2-Dr., Radio & Heater $905 'S4 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Deluxe one owner $595 53 Dodge 4Dr. Coronet, Radio, Heater, New Paint $1395 '54 Buick Special aur Radio, Heater, D Three to choose $575~ ’§2 Pontiac 2-Dr. and ‘Dr. Radios and Heaters. Some with Hydramatic. Three to choose from. — $3495 ’52 Nash 2-Dr., Radio and om. seat folds into bed. $645 'S3 Ford 2-Dr., Radio and Heater, Good Rubber and Good Paint OLIVER BUICK | 210 Orchard Lake Ave: | 99 Buick Century .. model, Radio: and Heater, ; These Cars Are Going); ; at Near Wholesale Prices 6 Cadillac sheen $3695 to the Public. |'5§ Olds 88 ........ $1795 "55 Mereury - veeeees $1595 | Tudor Montelatr 5S Olds 88 ........ $1895 $5 Chrysler. Pere - $1895 | Molidey Coupe New Yorker ¢ . 54 Chevrolet ...... $ 995 ‘34 | Mercury seeeeee $ 995} Station wagon "54 Olds 88 ........ $1395 58 Packard ....... $1495 Tudor Clipper | '54 Pontiac veeee ss $1095 ‘'55 Mercury ....... $1495 | Catalina’ ee « Geer Momerey - ('84 Ford .........0. $ 995 *55 Oldsmobile ..... $1995, Tudor 6 Four Door ’$3 Pontiac......... $ 795 ‘38 Buick OC oecectece $1795: 4 Door "*S3 Olds 98 ......... "54 Mercury sees $1350; « Door” J $1095 ier ; 53 Dodge V-8...... "54 Pontiae ....+. $1295] “corn 6° VS +++ 8 495 * F ed 3 Ford 5... ees 8 $95 Bord $ 0s rdoma' . "52 Pontiac ........ . s Lincoln | . 2 Pontiac $ 395 irmingham Beauties: ’ . Door and Hardtops to Lada) serene $ 695 rd al eM POWET 51 Bord .sesseeess. $ 395 | Bob Frost, Inc. JEROME CONTE TRY, , AKD : , Olds-Cadillac f Mldwest 66934 Btham aaa at L808 a a eee a SCHUTZ Moiors| 'S6 Olds 88 .... $2395 Bie Coupe, Radio & Heater, Jet Away, W/Wall ‘54 Chev. Bel Air 2 Dr. ...$ 995 . Redio & Heater, Power Glide, W/Wall Tires ‘56 Dodge Royal Lanser .$2295 Hardtop, Fully Equipped and Sharp ‘S6 Plymouth 4 Dr. ...... $2195 | : Solna, Wears, Radio & Bester. Heater, W/Wall Tires, Power. ‘06 Ford Country Sedan $2095 Radio & Heater, Fordomatic, W/Wall Tires ‘53 Ford Custom 8 Cl. Cpe. $ 795 Radio & Heater, Royal Master W/Wall Tires ‘09 Chrysler Wind. H'top .$1895 7 Pull Power. Powerflite ‘59 Olds 88 Holiday Cpe. .$1895 os et Heater, Hydramatic, W/Wall Tires, Orange $ 695 ‘53 Ford Custom 4 Dr. . - Gedan, Radic & Heater, W/Wall Riess Power btecring & Brees. A at, Kev" ‘04 Ford Crestline 4 Dr. ..$1095 Sedan, Radio & Heater, Fordomatic, W/Wall Tires '53 DeSoto Firedome V-8.$ 795| | Redio & Hester, W/Wall Tires, Automatic Transinission ‘54 Lincoln Capri Cpe. ..$1895 a Power Windows k a cng ‘59 Buick Super Riviera $1995 fe eet Ete Heater, Dyneflow, W/Wall Ties... |'s3 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. .. .$ 795 sedan, Radio & Nester, Power Olide, W/Wall Tires '53 Olds Super ......... _ Holiday Coupe, Power and like new ‘56 DeSoto Fireflite $2695 we me. pas pose & Boater. W/Wah Tires. Power ‘54 Olds Super 88 . Holiday Coupe, Fully Equipped '53 Mercury sury Monterey - Sharp Tires, 19,000 dates ‘56 Fo Ford Thunderbird. Fully | equipped. See this one. * © + @ «© * © © © © wy SCHUTZ Motors De Soto-Plymouth Dealer 9128. Woodward, Birmingham | of 8 AM. Midwest 6.5302. , “til } $1995 9PM. ed u _* = i i 1 ee : 4 rah 2 ve } ack ein ie eS ke of :: Vere ee Sele ck Wee as #8 nee THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, THURSDAY. JANUARY. 10, 1957 Vill Be Setting for S os MGM fo Make A 5 - There Is No Bhoage Films for Video - mii. | Of Whatever Elvis Has Dave Garroway’s gout should be =e Mutual Will Rosdcadt Or ee ee Two New Quiz Shows |Monday . . :- | NEW vis Presley needa branches—to take care 17 Times Weekly ais le eats wePoae wach | only did G: get $7,500 The dames’ adoration for him is getting like the Valentino} - : wife Eden received $1,009 for not | . © Singer Monique Yan Vooren (“the Belgian Marilyn | NEW YORK (INS) — Famed] even opening-her pretty mouth, |” Monroe,” “the Belgian Bulge”) got inte his dressing re Mays Carer wit Os OF pony ot —- | at Ed Sulivan's TY shew and wakened him fron “ Horizons” Sunday on! One of the TV quizzes is guard- aman well Story,”,. lproquaies a net payay, meas “I must meet him!" moaned Monique to me » coupe dar MetroGoldwyn-Mayer will anlne’neie tuck up satings . om|before. “YOU introduce me at a ere Ty calee cn {not overly famous. young-perform it ¢he arse!" pleaded the several half-hour TY series, some|er was assured of $10,000 ss “!Broadway and Hollywood spectaculars and TV minimum. . ; mercials, “ven om ; beauty. : vet : _ CBS-TV's new “Odyssey” won't “But maybe he'll ask you z Mutual has es - entertainment ” ries aborning—to be on the net- Se SAE a a ae Senet tera. dete’ I said, naively. — ' work air (Million Dollar Quiz, jhistory, hoopla and cabaret shout-| “He won't have to ask me. National Quiz Championship) 17 [ing without capturing as much aU-| twice!” she smiled.” : times a week! | thentic old Western flavor asia 7 -_ good B-picture saloon epic , * x * ots, inn Suitny erentidng sad tae MIXED SINGERS She didn’t forget, for as I terically pale copy .of the very If you notice Eddie Fisher’s TV left for Ed's rehearsal I got a funny comic strip, with canned/quartet you'll recognize one Wil-|wire from her saying, “Re- laughter for even the straight) Kame brother (ex eae. Tene jmebee, this is BE. P. Day.” the’ direction rysterical) and|blonde refugee trom Perry Como's And at the theater! Retty George,‘another celebrated the script (noisy, empty) are the|Ray Charles Choir, cafe singer, gazed inte Elvis’ eyes, culprits, not the cast (Arthur Lake,| __ Little girls thrust birthday Pamela Britton, Florent Ames,| Kaiser Hour’s rating problem) birthday cakes at the hotel,” Hal Peary) .. .. could be solved by feature films; yom Parker, groaned. . «. they've to 20th Century = : DERE: TO MEANS Fox already . . . Jazz Expert Eddie Condon pointed to a mass of screeching “Mr. Adams and:Eve,” newest — girls. “I got a 13-year-old in there,” he muttered. Big shortage in TV ts not “Cunnel” Parker O.K.@ me taking Monique and a little DO-IT-YOURSELF | Someasns but writers, who now | rriend, Angel O'Sullivan, 12, to meet Elvis at 6:30. 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