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s wi : Residents of Area Invited Students Win in Last St aft, Hobby Displays Design Awards } In ages ito: Cratt, Hobby Uisp! 1 Designs for a proposed observa- ; BIRMINGHAM — Area residents; In addition, the creative rw tlon towes to house snd conceal Jiry Hearing Closing Area clea of Gate he (othab “Near Monroe | the present vital water tanta Arguments ‘Today From millinery, bridge, painting, sew | a eg Keg ahd y= Defense , Prosecution saa OP sculpture : for Detroit Girl | Cranbrook Academy of Art. 3 |] NEW YORK The cale sock S be abaer tei W—State Police and| Henry 6. ee gs oe ety vice trial of Minot F. (Mickey) and paint Cranbrook Foundation board LJelke reaches its final stages today their talents in drawing Monroe County sheriff's men Com | 1 stees has announced awards to: | a om ing will be exhibited. tinged to investigate a report last | Leon B. Yulkowski of Ferndale, with the jury hearing Mrs. George Weinhold, general at © mouth | Neb., ($200), Hugh Acton, Scotts- guments from defense and prose- mee Gat C yous et her bluff, Neb., ($100), ang Edward E. cution attorneys, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. ; Sy gagged, was seen in a green sedan | oe cieveland, ($50). Jelke’s lawyer George Washing- Anthony Daly. Tea will be served ey The design competition, which ton Herz finished presenting evi- until 5 p. m., with Mrs. Pregton -. The report was made by a Mon'| |. stricted to Cranbrook Art ape allpntiengreng N gre igi Weir and Mrs. Charles Obermeyer _ |, roe resident, who was unidentified Academy stedents, resulted trem __ tee case ge tn charge of axvengoanssie |" “Pelice said the motorist claimed) longtime criticiam of | Cras. Ps ater oe . * 8 a * the driver of the green car tried | Broekis, Sass SS anes. ‘The trial is Jelke’s second fight “Down from the hills they , he| to seighborhoed he induced .” These are the 50 men com- to flag him down. He said the against charges that come The tower, vital facility for Ward, 21, into the high-priced the noted Dartmouth Col- | stopped, but started immediately 900 Pat prising 1 “4 institution enrolling
call business and tried to do lege glee club who, under the when it looked like the driver was | ico serves tens of thousands
Zeller, will pre- t the same with hatcheck girl Mar- rection of Paul R. , j armed. visitors annually. guerite Cordova, 2%. If convicted sent a concert at Cranbrook told Through student idees, on both counts, the 25-year-old heir School at 8:30 p.m. this Saturday. Thea, the motorist police, observation tower house both the green car chased him at high | °” tank and include to oleomargarine millions could be __ A dance will follow at 10 p.m. at epeed foe several miles. = | Virious public. facilities. Spokes gy} fbi dy "|Oakiand Hills Country Club. Pro- Police searching for 7-year-old| men said however, lack of funds ae ir ear ee Rng Barbara Gaca of Detroit, said the | precludes building such a struc- to three to six years in prison, one or both of the events may be motorist reported that the girt in| ture at present. This trial was upset on appeal, purchased at Mortimer’s Men's the car had blonde hair and might Eee 4
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courtroom during the state's case. Following their recent open a penciled note demanding $25,000 eee pee \ The judge said he closed the house, Pembroke School PTA for Barbara's safe return. The Maclennan Sob Wim | doors in the interest of public de- members elected officers for the ; letter, unsigned, was mailed in | Mary 2 . cency. . coming year, with Robert Kirk- oF Taleds and Grected That Ge Bile Mary MacLennan, Tl, a resi- AP Wirephote | In general terms, the second by to bead the group. Mother, k girl's home address be printed three deteated | Jelke failed to produce father teacher : the front page of the Toledo /ent here Until these years <° BED WINGS JUBILANT — Jimmy Skinner, coach | room at Toronto lat night. The Red Wings defented Jelke ‘tial tailed to produce any a a : Blade “so I can write to her par! iii died Sunday in San Diego. | of the Detroit Red Wings, congratulates Tony Les-| the Maple to the public its first eyewitness pic- W. Hecker, Franklin E. Bens ie ents.” It added: She was the daughter of Mal-| wick (left) and Gordie Howe (right) in the dressing four games straight. ture of chic, high-priced call giris and Mre, Josephing Cutter, ' é Pet 8 in Ge Binds oy tat colm ond Mery Macicanaa end pevesling lumer-—coerts of Cult Others are: Deane Hanink, Se NT eee ten Ore, “*! Thumbnail Sketches of Office-Seekers Before resting its case yester. curenpenting weecetryy bare, Be = Before leaving for California, . e ° day, the defense tried to introduce , ; : Police believed the letter was ' . . H R f T C. Embury, recording secretary RES pects cee |Sekn "Kite, "er "Macleman 's| OLX Candidates Toss Hats in Ring for TW |sstina ty"syeareld Eman Sed Br’ Charter, Cl, hata ngwegnger | 7 rs . os | declined to talk about while un the be used : dress on Detroit's east side on the | survived by three sisters in Scot-| yy . . h C C P An Easter theme will chance thatthe writer might know | land, wit be held Setur-| O22 NG Nam ity ommission Posts tend to degrade ‘her to anneer by the Rev. Ralph Janka, pastor of whereabouts. was funeral
vary Methodist po ome day at 2 p.m. from the Sparks Rattor’s Note: This is the final article | dren, Kim and Louise, at 905 Shir- ley Dr., is the only incumbent in/| questions about him. Redford, when he addresses the Barbare's father, Frank, also | Griffin Chapel. The Rev. Malcolm ley Dr. H 1 8|the City Commission race. He General Seasioes Doles Fronds Young Adult CoEd Club of the coneet ballet the note came |i nal Cumch will afficinte’ wih da aee see village | ias lived here since 1945 and held], Growral Sessions. Herz's ap. YMCA at 8:30 tonight. from a crank. | burial in Woodlawn Cemetery canciones the post since plication to introduce a transcript “Each Teach One” “We'd Uke to hope,” he said, | burial in at : set iu, | 1952. He is a part- of a telephone conversation be- spot in tho War mass ty Br: “tat Rive can wo cn the basis ct | Friends say call et the funeral B teresre include a| ner in both the tween Miss Ward and Trujillo and Frank Laubach will be Mrs. a thing like this? We aren't the after 7 1 tonight. include 8) Grand and Mod- to call the man as a witness. Robert Giffen/s topic when she kind of people who can pay ran- | home ae ff, Varied program of) Laundries in The most enduring impression speaks to the regular meefthg of “Ober Mrs. Daniel M. Reese . ee Detroit. He and left by the half a dozen girl wit- ee Usted Comnch Women’ of Other ‘developments were just as ( He i ctv iat | his wile bave two nesses was their taste in clothes, 10 a.m. Friday at the First Bap- disheartening. Mrs. Daniel M_ (Lottie Ann) Lions and High! daughters, Bever- their quiet public demeanor and tist Church, Mrs, Giffen is of Reese, 68, of 7 S. Francis St. i | Twelve Club work! 1, and Barbara. their brittle physical attractive Franklin. died yesterday at her home, She here, is local . ness. Laubach will be speaking Reuther | ~ |ihad been ill five months. BAILEY chairman of in Bi in the fall, it was Born Jan. 2, 1887 in London, Ky., -|Camp Oakland committee and : FI da Birmingham , UAW President |= s=s,2+,.duetet ot Prince serves on the board ot Quartn Accident in Flori emomeed. as and Martha Bevans Adams, After School PTA. He is also a member , Catholic Church and worked for The Feb. 19 death of Air Na- (Continued From Page One) [her marriage 30 years ago, she of Lodge No. 44, F.4£A.M. Halts Clarks Plans Cloonan’s Drug Store for many | oe ood Lt John D. Ander. payments fo sirthers from the | member of the Emmanuel It was reported to the Press to-| Mr. Hasse belonged to the Mich-| Force yesterday to probable lack fend. Mrs. Reese is survived by her . day that a truck-auto accident | igan National Guard, Medical|of oxygen. The pilot, son of Mr. Ultimately it was decided to |p chand and one brother, Charles See Qui ay last week in Florida has curtailed | Corps, 32nd Division, had served | and Mrs. James M. Anderson, 789 make payments only on the basis | Adams of Pontiac. Three nephews vacation plans for the E. G. Clarks | in Texas during the Mexican up- | Southfield, collapsed while Day. of need gather than to pay ail | and one-niece also survive. of 2625 Silver Lake Rd., Water-| rising and was a member of routing {reining Might near pen ufang Friends may call at the Pursley id ba ford Township. B.P.O.E No. 810. ton, ‘see “Dulce weehy pment ot £5] Funeral Home, Arrangements wi or Military Pay Man. Chart, tered o tren | A cette orem | arte Chr al to all strikers was advocated by | be ennqunced later. Knee cap and her mother, Mrs. | the first druggist to leave down-| Service for Herbert Charies Hall, one group. It was agreed general- Ex Senate to Pass L A. Weedard of St. Peters | oom and establish a community|65, of Cranbrook House, Bloom: sty this be the fairest method. Edward M. Klapproth pect " burg, suffered = broken arm drug store (residential). field Hills, will be at 1 p.m, Friday ¥ Hower | Walter Rew-| The Rosary will be recited at Measure Giving Career after their auto collided with a besides his wife are ajat the Manley Bailey Funeral ther said even the 25 million dol-/ 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the truck making « turn on U. 8. daughter. Mrs, Ralph W, Wilson; | Home, with burial in White Chapel lars would be too small for that to| Bell Chapel of the William R. Men Boosts 90 near Chipley, Fia. Clark, own- Robert F. Hasse and two| Memorial Cemetery. He died yes bo eneeea. He aldo. Fund | Hamtien Co. tor Réwerd M. Kiep- w—Leaders pre er of the E.G. Clark Fuel and | Si ndren. all of Pontiac terday. would cost 3% million &/ proth, 17, of 3059 N. Adams Rd., WASHINGTON Lek Heating Co., was uninjured. Also surviving are two sisters! Mr Hall had been houseman for week on that basis and General | Birmingham. of Mr. and dicted the Senate lion-doll and} They were en route to Cali-| and two brothers, Mrs. Hubert/the iate Mr. and Mrs, George Motors strike 8% million. Edward, the son . approve today a 730-mi . HANSEN = ture vay fornia to see their son before the| Healey of Detroit, Mrs. Louis | Booth, founders of the Cranbrook Today the union offered to put Mrs. Edward W. Klapproth, was pay boost for slightly more than | Danish Brotherhood Lodge No. *| crash took place, They had picked | Marks. Paul and Albert Hasse, all | institutions, and later became up @ dollar for each of its 1% mil- | killed Tuesday night in an auto half the three million persons in| Golf, fishing and photography are Mrs. Woodard in St. Peters-| of Owosso maintenance superintendent of lion members to finance with other | mobile accident. He was born Sept. his hobbies. rod who was to accompany them Serrew wii | Cranbrosk unions @ drive to organize mil- | 23. 1937, in Cincinnati, O. the armed forces, Youngest of the City Commission to Hawaii ore me Donrtecn Sebne Survivors include his widow, a lions of nonunion workers. He was a junior in the Birming- “I know of no serious q| candidates is Watts Wacker, 23,| close to the family| be be! at the . vives Robert T and . : ham high school and active in tion,” Chairman Russell (D-Ga) of» is es at 1694 Bates St., with; A source Funeral Home at 7:30 p.m. | Mary; two sons, ~ and George Meany, Hills Armed Services Com- , said they would return here follow Thursday, A Recitation of the | Ronald H., both of Birmingham; tap ere here yesterday | 115 Church. St. ca the Newman, the Senate his wife and youngsters, Pamula| i> Mrs. Clark's release Rosary will be held af the fw- | three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Codke Yerdt adéress to 2 ClO | "ewes e ‘Name Societe mittee said. y| 89d Watts Jr. Heo Washington County Hospital. | aera home follow. | and Mrs. Frank Exdman, both of we revived | Cub and the Holy ee eee ita ant char, His committee gave the pay bill| is an advertising» at 8 o'clock. Vancouver, B.C. and Mrs. Milton union convention, said a Besides his parents, he is sur | 4 lives with his wife and chil-|, unanimous favorable recom-| secutive with D.” - . ing Little ef Seshutown, Sack: ont cpneang, Stee wee Sey vived ty two sttere, July ond mendation yesterday, clearing the| Brother and. | Hamtramck City Officials The feral will be held Friday | Lite of ‘Seskatens. ; planned when AFL-CIO Susan; two brothers, Stephan t ideration. . ° at am. from . ichael . Ger to completed lator ie yieio | Kurt. all at home. Also surviving | Police Hunt Boy, 12, The House passed 1981 a nearty | Co. in Detroit. 9 Stewing Over 2 Books = {Gatnotic Church with the Rev. has been designated to | are his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Who Fled F Dad identical measure March 10. The| Wacker lists) HAMTRAMCK (INS) — Ham-| Michael J. O'Reilly officiating. | FT re; Two Dem head combined AFL-CIO or- Arthur H. Schoenien of Ft. Thomas, | rom increases would take effect April|s ports, reading tramek City Attorney Chester | Burial will follow in Mount- Hope ‘ ganization, Ky. and Mr and Mrs. C. J. Goetz) perrorr w—Potice hunted to-|} if the Senate posaee ie quickly, and ceetue nas. Pierce today was under = to Cemetery. Candidates to to say about jowport, . day for a 12-year-old boy who ran | the House accepts a changes vorite study and possibly initiate . . ° hou: the sew organising drive Ya to | | Setvice wil be held. Friday at| 000 for 0 Thvesr old tay ie a a ee tpcee meee | times He. te a action against authors of tworbooks| Two Drivers Are Fined |Be Here Friday be financed bat he was receptive 10 am. from the St Fg) ve iuiat| with 40 cents in his pocket. diately signs it into law. If it takes! member of Sigma critical of the city. Collisi | to another idea advanced by Wal- | Hills Cathotie Church with He is Ettore Rasera, son of Mr.|a week or so, they would become| Chi Alumni-of De- Involved are “‘Haratramck Then | After Auto Collision Michigan Secretary of State : ter Reuther, prefident of the CIO in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. and Mrs* Dominic Rasera. Po- | effective in May. a trek and past badeeamer and Hamtramck Now’ by Arthur) Two motorists who collided autos! James M. Hare will accompany | and the UAW, for a common strike | lice said he skipped school Monday| The administration bill ed emt of the Northwestern =“ E. Wood, University of Michigan} Monday night and later were found| two Democratic candidates for “} fund subserib4d to by all unions. | Mrs. Eggar T. Travis and was found playing by his/pay boosts to enn ed eareat | erety Club of Detroit. He hes! or emeriive. and “Lda.” A} to have. no operator's license both, high state Pon. ~_Ehe AB chlet sa tee | Mra Pegar—T-—1Viday~Travis; father Jater-that-dey-———----—-| and -noncommissioned-and_warrant lived-here-sinee1696:——— “Tnovel by Curtis Lane. were fined $10 when | tiae Friday, according to Oakland “rooting” for Reuther to win his! 5 oF 4 Sheridan St. died last] Rasera called to his son, police | officers with mare t issioned. off- they appeared before Municipal | County guaranteed annual wage plan in| night at the St. Joseph Mercy Hos-| said, but the youth jumped into a | Service and to ee th ers Cj d C Kept Ni d Green Judge Maurice E, Finnegan. los G. Oe eet AFL and | ital after an illness of 15 months. | maroon car and was driven away. |Cefs with more than three years. (LITY @NQ LOUN ept Nice an Pleading pay wae ay With Hare at 2 noon lunchson confident that AFL un ‘ Feb. 19, 1888 in| His teachers said Ettore was liked : BOSTON UP) — The exercise | Adams, 44, Lake St., Nine Club, 88 would respond if Reuther st cay Cy ind and the daughter |in school but was absent frequently.| Lost Your Head? Inductees leave circle at Charles Street Jail is not | bert Emerson, 55, of x magey &. Selapagh ma will be maguns for money aid. ‘ of Zemri Cooprider. She was mar-| He was wearing a green plaid — . just to aid guards im watching |Adams also wes fined SB ster B. Power, of Ann Arbor, candi- However, Reuther hns said he | ried here June 24, 1924. jacket, dark trousers, gray shirt] British Airw ays Leaving this morning for Army | prisoners, A jail official testifying | pleading guilty officers said he| @ate for the University of Mich- will depend on a 25 million dol- Mrs. Travis was active in the | and red cap ? b [t | Processing at Ft. Wayne, Detroit, | at an escape trial yesterday said | derly. Arresting to the! ‘gam Board of Regents; and Dr. ler strike fund voted by the | First Baptist Church and the Delta Wouldn't Dou t 16 Ponti aind Oakland the circle was laid out “‘to keep | had been drinking prior Conner D. Smith, of Standish, aw | Altha class of her church. | . - , were ac . . | the inmates off the grass.” accident. a beard ef Agriculture vaw. DAW officers |. Surviving. besides her husband Odds Favor Marriage LONDON u® — Anybody lost 8/ County draftees. nates off th weenins 0 toon of grin Reuther and tne ied today at | are two sisters, Mrs. Arch South-| s Wife Seeks Divorce | #!"*s eye—or two? Officials at the local draft board - ere due to be re-elected today at | _— r. ' } Ep. ? ' Just drop around to the lost and T G QO Ik The trio will attend a discussion © the convention. . ve Jebnen ot Cay City, Ind | MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UP) — The | found department of the British said the men probably will take wo TOUPS u1ZZING e in the Hotel Roosevelt from 2 to 4 | The funeral will be held Thurs-| odds favored marriage today as | Overseas Airways Corp. They'll be |their basic training at Ft. Knox, “ S it Vi p.m. The Weather | day at 8 p.m. from the Huntoon| Mrs.. Garnett Lee Pearson sued | glad to see you, they said today, as Ky. or at Camp Chaffee, Ark. on Formosa tral 1ews At 7:30 they will appear at a VICINETY—fair oné| Funeral Home The Rev. William | her husband for divorce for the | well as the other people who re- Dell S. Dennis, 433 S. Anderson. meeting in the Knights of Colum- yy enight, tow 32-36. zone, | E. Hakes of the First Baptist| 11th time of their five years of | cently abandoned in their airplanes was named leader of T-man con-| wasiiNGTON w — President erations. said the Chinese Commu- bus Hall, 1024 E. Nine Mile Rd. row ne cteadingss and mil s-12| Church will officiate. Mrs, Travis | marriage. the following other articles: @ tingent from Pontiac Draft Board Eisenhower today faces two sharp- | nists probably would attack Matsu Hazel Park, sponsored by that ace On bear tonight. Mostly ctoedy | will then be sent to the Schoppen-| Only once has she gone through! A blonde wig, a brunette « tto, a 65, while Maxwell Persinger, shooting audiences seeking direct | around mid-April that this city’s Democratic committee and ond Geom tomenven steht "| horst Funeral Home in Clay City| with one of the divorces and then | package of curry powder wrapped Keego Harbor, will head the | word on how seriously he regards | could mean hostilitiés between the Young Democrats Club. Mrs, Mar- Totes in oreneding @ am | for seryice and burial at 2 p.m./she remarried her husband the|in a bath towel, one Han. bush. member group from out-county | the tense situation in the Formosa | United States and Red China. Car- garet Kroesing and William Boham ~ ao temperature preceding | Saturday same day. ° boomerang. one Australian "| Board 67. 7 Strait ney was not named in those sto- are co-chai Dercstion | ig nol aaaaetd 7 pe | ——— a oo man's club and one empty bird Besides Dennis; inducta.s from} At his weekly news conference | ries. , at aces _— with tae 5 Wednesday at 6:55 pm - cage. the local board were and at a bipartisan White House * ¢* 8 p-m. three v Bun free. Thursday “ae am ‘Top Secretary In County | they're Both Wrong: Martin. LaMont, 153 Parke Michae! | luncheon of House leaders, the| Eisenhower has said he himself gathering at the West Moon Ties Wednesday at 11°04 am : ' F; ; Ww Ite Se tt W. Lethy. 267 8 Jessie George x President faces questioning on an | will decide whether to help the Bloomfield High School, Orchard Downtown Tempeeatures | B ed A i] ] 3 It’s Sir Walter Sco Cornell Gary C Ball, 4 ¥ir-| apparent divergence of views over | Chinese Nationalists if the Reds Lake and Commerce Rds. Mrs, a.@...,.... 8 iLe m........ 4! to e am on pri SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Ee omnia: and Retort L fg hy nie the tangled Asian situation. attack their offshore a Hope Dune will be hostess. om. 50 dite government attorney ’ * * * general, Eisenhower with sam. $1; Do you consider that secretary year, according to Mary Eleanor Lockley, during the immigration | were: ministration | retary of State Dulles have said| The tour will end a 9:30 sem of yours the absolute in efficiency? | Lockman, president, Pontiac Chap- | _..) i Cuan Rossie, said in| Lovie Pournier, Rochester, Baward oe eee tote this country will fight if any such | get-together at the home of Mrs. Is she always there with the|ter of the National Secretaries | ):. summation: Oxtord: Phillip Toth, Commerce Town- said Monday night the White House | assault is directed at seizing For-| Pat McGee, 776 Southfield Rd. . 44 | missing phone number you stuck Assn. “Oh, what a tangled web we lp: vernes By Spencer, _Aubure | does not share the view that Com- | mosa, Birmingham. in the bottom drawer under Applications, including a state. | weave potas: ; munist China might attack in the **| spare ink blotters for safe keep- ment of your nominee's qualifi- | When first we practice to de- Berry, Avon Townsh Formosa Strait by mid-April i ? . should reach ceive.” . ° This source said the inistra-. : ¢ cam she keep up a pleasant oetn Cnttnn, 122 Mayfield Dr., |. ‘That's from Shakespeare,” he Chicagoan Is injured tion belief is that Red China has TONIGHT id. /. Myers, 43, of Chicago, enough supp! . *| conversation with persons Wwalt- | Royal Oak, not ipter than Aprit Detense attorney Joseph Alioto | 1). wes treated at St. Joseph basen to savant the comtel tenes HEAR THE AUGUSTANA CHOIR Maarvir ing te see you while typing a | 6. The winner ve announced . not: it’s Alexan- a seiner
. Feupersterce This a a3. shouted, ‘‘It is Mercy Hospital for injury | of Quemoy and Matsu. im 83 Years letter, placing a long distance pril der Pope!” yesterday when his tractor-truck! Ty. New York newspapers, the at te me 10a phone cbf and reminding you of All secretaries employed by busi- ee collided with a van truck, driven Post and the Daily News, named gi . ; | am upcoming appointment? =| ness and professional meu: in Oak- | 7,-: Hits 206 M.P.H by John W. Saczurek, 27, of De-| White House Press Secretary! Pontiac H School Auditorium 2 Train its oF ote 0 _ 37| Perhaps you don't employ aj|land County are eligible. The sec- . __| troit, at Telegraph Rd. and Ruth| james C. Hagerty as the source. ta | secretary yourself, but know some-| retary-of-the-yeir will be honored| PARIS, (INS)—A French electric | g¢ Hagerty declined 8:15 P.M. $$ one you consider tops in that line. | April 30 at a tea concluding Na-/| locomotive set a claimed world Pontiac Police quoted witnesses * ¢ 8 . ead - rH You now have a chance to see | tional Secretaries Week sponsored | railway speed record today of /as saying Myers’, vehicle crashed Last Saturday, stories emanating Sponsored by the St. John Luthern Church ja |her honored for her achievements Fe ee ak Carter, NSA. 0 This ‘Woh can pesterdoy et aa: Sahing & tare aie ahuing dt af ye ee eng been and "Lutheran Church, Waterfora . arren | This broke one a #|by nominating her for selection as countywide group ' 200 miles per hour. |» ; Rebet Comet Geet of mont ls — — a | RS % fx . } 6 2° 7 v ‘ E ~~
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Re: ndtenyl, Dhar te enn Somaene: Considine : : eee IRs ive far 2% mil one | Bob Says: e) ; 2H ON elle | Japanese
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NEW YORK (INS)--This infor-more who were killed: taking a} Canade and the U. S., can "re store windows. If a stirring de-
mam -----== =~ SAS tet oa fort to those few who have lost) 9) 9 go ee eee “Dummies are buys who put too 3-TRANSIST relatives in plane crashes of late. jew than much vermouth in your or— things baffle me more ef seconds it ts flashing orderly.) tase the sleeve in « . But on ‘the whole, the industry's | “waignetie. cores,” auteressagic warnings to fighter bases, Nike re yes 6
sTH record, 1954 statistics of which dite of trem (100,000 te the stations and civil defense head- || £20.) 0".0 wae and have been released. is _ pound) which pessess the equiv- quarters. 4 ena inhabit
“7. om Te! alent of = human . But Las Vegas’ casinos. 75-x" markably excellent. | a mgm teenp oititont deomany Another of these _torenizas, TOW | —sesesssnsasssasiisssisin lls SSS } During last the scheduled | mest. humans have functioning at White Sands, N. M., ‘
HEARING AID airlines of the U. 8. flew 34.00,000| ‘ar home af the Army's rochetesriag. . » than 20,411,844,-. s & piece about them in | is being rigged not only to tell the |f | Meg. 6.98 Wall Cabinet ZENITH'S —ecat Cael |/ | pemwengers more - "| @ magazine called Steelways, the | rocketeers exactly what is happen- AD) stest with tahed- — sin this COuD- | voice of the American Iron and/ ing to a missile that has sped out in
try ee Ob ce AUSeOGEE | Steel Institute. A bit herewith: of sight and sound of human eye Toutes. Wes sa eae 99 fatality rate “SS per cent. | They are known commercially as | but also will remember to send Py 4 . There were 16 deaths during magnetic cores, the metal mental | out the electrid impulse needed to |B |“ "*“Y.nn piece the It-month period ending De- | geniuses in the giant electronic | detonate it instantly if it gets out oan pox ceomber 31, which adds up te ene | brains which are now being manu- fof line. c— EE
receiver and stock cormeld.| person killed tpr every 1,300,000,- | factured in this country. Don't ask me how magnetic | Reg. 1.99 Burner 000 passenger miles flown. It One such electronic caicula- cores do it. I'm baffied by any- Zipper top construc- Fred WN. Paull Go, -| wes commerciat aviation’s saf- | tor, used in conjunction with thing more scientific than driving ties 28 West Heres. FE 2.7257 | Cet Fear of fying, and epped radar warning screens stretched | nail, ae ee ———— ns titne ee ee ee across the polar reaches te cmap eo j*" o one per cent tradi- Trowbridge H. a hem
Birmingham Honal safety ‘record of tral 1 Di ber ef “The Ancient cad Men. | ae Seve tetas!
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Phone Mi 4-5731 better tires and brakes, anti-icing o¢ its Arctic home and collided , pected heats et ON i RE ' systems, better understanding Of with a Wisconsin television tower.| "“™™'* civil defense A-bomb _ > ick att the wonders of electronics, etc. -| test at Yucca Flat will be : res Tickets, Reservations | The owl became trapped in the | toa = " » = to Anvwhe | The total of 16 air fatalities for| mechanism of the 60-foot tower,| “T°”ded with “demmies. | o o Anywhere 1954 compares with 36,300 who lost | When residents tried to rescue the | They should be called “man-| > Grace Plummer Reilly | lives over the same period bird, it seuffered a broken wing | nequins,” our man Stanley writes. | aS
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ITHACA, N. Y. (UP) — Anti-|
| pyrene—a drug used in humans to
reduce fever and relieve pain—
| may have an important use in|
cattle-feed research.
Cornel, University scientists say fe
the
name report, however, com
‘tains rvations which tend to uating |
nullify its conclusions and which pale pra animals in eval
| we feel are unwarranted. They The researchers have found that
measurements made by injecting
antipyrene into the bloodstream
{ from, all possible angles for fifteen + tnimals are as accurate as)
jyears; the last ten of which have chemical analysis of slaughtered
| been controlled scientifically. animals. Feed can thus be eval-
“Well known communities, te uated by measuring the fatness,
of animals at the beginning and |
end of test periods. ='Dr. F. H. Pauli ei Fluoridation Ts Safe
the drug may eliminate the need | « known only after
“This implication is not correct
[and in not fn accord with the test jMony of the expert witnesses who | ined troughow the hte)
drinking water with an equal to
very much higher amount of fluo
Le.,
| Rapids, Kingston, Newburgh ete.,
and from groups that have made |
population studies where the sup-
ply contains many times “the
amount of fluoride that is em. |
tains at least 5 PPM of fluoride. | ployed in controlled fluoridation, |
“These water conditions estab | ®ve indicated that the procedure
lished by nature provide the most |'s Without hazard.
(convincing evidence of the safety “Furthermore, the statements
a level of one} “The committee rejects or
chooses to ignore for the most
part the unqualified testimony of: |
1. U.S. Public Health Depart. |
ment
2. Government scientists.
3. Representative of the Ameri- |
can Dental Society, American
Medical. Society, Association
of fluoridation
PPM, at
@ American Public Health.”
IT'S THE BEGINNING mite
’ Committee of the Na-
tional Research Council showed |
that if cummulative effects did |
develop such effects ‘would show |
first in bones and teeth. |
“Examination and X-rays of |
bones and teeth showed no evi. |
dence of damage could be found
im localities where the fluoride |
content was 1.3 PPM te 3 PPM.
“The committee contends that Office and Plant Open Daily 8 A. M, to 8 P. M.
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cooperating
newer is still the same—‘There is
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: Pentiac
Past Prey. Year |
Week Week Ago
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Measles —_. . seassesees: ‘4 3 ‘4
MuMpS .... ns eeeeeence + 2 15
Bcariet fever... cceess ® “4 2
Tuberculosis 3 2 4
Whooping cough 1 e 1
County lly in the water supply, |
of fluorosis have been
“The Committee has called fluo-
= Mumps on Increase |
in Oakland County Mumps were on the increase in
Oakland County last week. ac-
cording to the communicable |
idisease reports issued today by
the city and county health depart: |
ments
Reports
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Chickem POR .....65.. 162 is’ so
Measles —_s_« _. . casessces “4 » 183
Prewmonia .ncsecseees @ 12 a
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a minute of acuje discomfort, but
| Sot nearly on bed a having a tosh
| general, is a member of the City
| Gamal ond president of Go Te
He also heads a j
.| ville Lions Club.
| realty company.
det Crashes Train
rter's system SAN ANTONIO, Tex. BH-A jet
“a few whisky | fighter plane caught fire on takeoff
highballa” to relax and having her | yesterday at Kelly Air Force Base,
. Then she resumes her house scuoted across a pasture and
Mrs. Carter says she enjoys | smashed into a freight train, The
Pred ne pi! of childbirth as nature | pilot, Ist Lt. Donald W. Culver, 26,
* She added: | was killed. Nobody on the train
was hurt. Mae ag soe eg oorepueamad bye pain, There is about a half,
}
' husband, 71, a retired Army | Mrs. Carter read many books on | portant to get up instantly and stay
natural childbirth before attempt-| up so that the organs cap {mmed-|
ing to deliver her own babies and | i#tely go back into place.’
she * “blesses” perky wA apart Mrs. Carter, a slender, attrac: |
When Mrs. Carter is aware that | | does most of the household chores
the birth of a child is due, she | 1. ner husband and seven chil
mixes a few whisky highbalis and | ren Her normal weight is a little
goes into @ bedroom alone, tO) rove than 100 pounds. She permits relax and wait. When the child is | ‘herself @ five-pound weight gain
born she gets up instantly, ties the during pregnanc y
cord, bathes the baby, then shows
the newcomer to its brothers and
sisters and her husband
After the baby has been prop
erly welcomed by the family. Mrs
Carter gets breakfast or whatever
mea! is due, and goes about her
other daily household chores as
usual ~ .
Mrs. Carter says it is ‘very im- Lawfords He Hove Son
SANTA MONICA. Calif; #® —
Actor Peter Lawford and his wife
the former Patricia Kennedy, are
the parents of a son. The child
their first, was born yesterday at
St, John's Hospital, Santa Monica. |
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her right now,” said Sheriff Lee}
| Williams, stetition’ hie corps “et|
jeer Te .8 S|
"Tae endyether witnens, 3yean-<ld
d Ue Sa a taverns her head in answer to
Shot "The ‘sheriff still leaned toward |
the theory a sex maniac was re-|
sponsible for the shooting of Goe-|
bel B. Duncan, 51; his son Ray-|
monday, 21; and Mrs. Elizabeth Hope Woman,
Lead on Sex Killer
HENDERSON, Ky. #®-A 4
year-old woman, shot through the
head by the killer of her busband,
son and daughter-in-law, may fur- other son, Dorris Ray.
Duncan and her mother-in-law had
been disrobed and sexually mo-
nish the solution to the case—if lested before they were shot.
she survives The crime was discovered Mon-
Mrs. Mamie Duncan was uncon- day afternoon when a passing
scious and in critical condition motorist spied the bodies of Dun-
today. Doctors give her a faint can and his son face down in @
chance to live - slough about 100 feet off the high-
“We re pinning ail our ur hopes. ot on way. Duncan, 20, wife of the farmer's |
Both Mrs. | t
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that two other bands probably will | Detroit Police May Eye «| 2 join them. harks ps Me @Ne
In all, more than 3,000 musicians, gma bafcins 5 y. another all-time high, will use the Longer * usic | amp je £4 lic ay neni o : Sn a ek camp's pee a gw se will |*2_ Watch expressway traffic
INTERLOCHEN (UP) — House- ah phe «dag Maddy said the American visit Interlochen during July and| perce’ cad “te’. television keeping crews will move into the | “This year, th¥ girls still will out | said. »| its possessions and Canada, four | ciation of Chamber Music Players, Met camp and at-| weal gine’ @ continuous
vere one ere Gamba Gee oe We Wel probabty tare dows 299 groups of 160 all-staters will attend | National String Teachers Assn. and concerts and events. ture of trathe along the entire this week to prepare the camp for | about 2 te 400 students this year,” be the camp for week periods dur | Michigan Civic Orchestra Assn... vision route from cameras, mount- the biggest season in its 28-year) The music camp president said| said. “By Friday, we'll BEV |ing the summer. All-staters are|will hold conferences at the music |Flint Sets New Record [ed on bridges. history. workmen are to comple | accepted applications from about outstanding ‘weuntelans trem |come. )With 138,800 Employed (Advertisement) Dr. Josbph E. Maddy, founder | ton four new dormitories) 1,150 heys and girls who want te |) " heengheut Michigun and president ef the camp, said |S boys and are rebuilding part! attend @e t-week comp. We'd |'NC neluns Unmet, HACAIgaS | Six to eight high school march- —Employment in Flint and about 1,900 students, an all-time | of the camp's hotel. Work on both keep 199 registrations opea fer ate 0S manic tte, dremel Wot ne ne wathare iaaee in mid-March reached an all time
ca ape ene 3 | ted y fane | stra rte meet | ap tnchers and 10 coma | wes Laker Day we reacts foe (nse, ame an te ove! ATCHY ECZEMA w we stil need.
ot ce Suet ate | eames bite the comet Prides | “For instance, we'll receive ap-|Sivvical education ‘programs and | yuans and organize for opening | ployment Security Commission re- Lemo antiseptic promptly relieves
Maddy sald there'll be more | otha eee ot ee |playere Det not conmgh from baye | ens as, lene tn ooh x edep trap ot 10 I ching and | After the closes Jackson,. Wyan- | took of 1,400 from | aids faster healing pote rie J ma rag prepare to furnish the naw dorml-jand girs who play the string sine 1.10 ther manta dotte, Monroe, St. Johns, Ferndale | mid-February t0 a low 2,800, rep-| Strength Zemo pAMeYDen bass,” he said. :, . visit Interlochen ang. © and Grand Ledge definitely will | resenting 1.9 per cent of the Flint | forstubborn cases. m
“Girlg always have outnumbered Deadline for registration of %'_ In addition to the 1,250 week! until Leber Day. spend a week at Interlochen and ‘s total labor force.
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Stanley Kramer Likes the Taste of Failure }winaPolce Chase \"moeFs | ew YORK @®—“Fortunately,” | one of the top 10 boxoffice draws dealing with paraplegic war vet- centage of disappointment to tmy- ,only as an industry whe do most | rban Forward Township | said maa Seiadiay Kramer, “failure is | im cinema history. He expects his erans—it gave Marlon Brando his | self with each succeeding job./to hold down their real money- a car 15 miles at speeds reaching | i 4 7) an hour last night before | “°*? turned over to juvenile au- There comes a point in every pic- Making potential They are short- miles } thotities. The car was returned to
| latest film, still to be released. first starring role—came out dur- just as fleeting as success.”
Kramer. wh sce Ww r ‘Not as a Stranger,’’ based on the ing the Korean War an unfortu- whe sighted.’ 's mother
$18 a week as a oe eho best-selling novel, to be even more nate accident in timing lowe © na ‘a te eet . * . e Taken in custody on multiple | Femning's A
Expansion has produced 18 pictures in § | Profitable But I think that 10 years from | point when you're conviriced it ab-| Stan is less than overwhelmed “arses were James Flemming: | The world used 2 u
Watch Bands years. Now only 41 years old, he Behind him also lie such smash now it will still stand up as an solutely stinks. The truth is some- by some of the new gimmicks used identified as the driver by police, | a is one of Hollywood's favorite suc- hits as ““Champion.": ‘Home of the honest picture.” said Kramer ; where in between as movie fan bait, such as mam- and a companion, Victor Rerosana.' pounds of cobalt in 1%. ;
Ledies’—Mens cess stories. Brave,” and “High Noon _ * 8 “The frustration of trying for the oth screens. He deplores the , :,
ig But Stan himself. one of the film But at least half of my pictures His own idea of a failure is a best is that you can never hope tendency to confuse size with
=. . $ 95 figures whose passion for perfec- only barely broke even or failed, film he feels he didnt really do really to succeed But it does make quality
x Special! hon often conflicts with their de- to do that,”’ he said las well as he could have. From! you dig deeper.” “My theory.” he observed drily
IT’S THE BEGINNING
sire for the dollar, is fascinated *_ * * *' now on he plans to turn out only Kramer is convinced motion pic- | “is that by 1960 they will pick a
, by fatlure. He is perfectly aware Stan doesn't feel a fin neces- about one picture a year tures have a future only if they! girl 11 feet tall to be Miss America
: p Georges-Newports of the price yeu often pay tf you sarily is a failure because it fails ._ * * ‘are regarded as art forms as well and the movie screen will be so OF THE END!
z. aim high—which 1s. you land a to bring in a golden flood at the “It takes a full year if you really as an industry large the only place you can show
: lewelry Dept. lot harder on your tace if you miss boxoffice. Timing, he feels. has a hand tool a picture,” he remarked “As an art form there‘is no @ Picture will be fn the desert. , £ &
ere and fall lot to do with that. And proper Ilis goals are imtemor. He com- | limit to them.” he said ‘But as “Of course, maybe I just feel 7
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“That's part. of. the business,"’, His own favorite, ‘‘The Men,” petes with himself an industry there is--Actuatty it is’ this way because tm a tittle tet
“I want to narrow down the per- those who look on motion pictures low."
Fe he said. “You have to learn to | - - —_—— ~ — - — ee ee. OLLIE ITE TEE em
a bounce. But once you have felt ‘ .
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“Failure gives you a feeling of
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da tion at the moment to discuss
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SIR ANTHONY AND FIRST MRS. EDEN — Ini the darkest hours | “®" “exploded” shortly after be)
of the war, a death blow foundered their marriage. set out for work. A glass company
most famous political feud of|ernment? Would he stump the| fitted modern times: Eden, the Sting- Country against the appeasers? An | Foom - . anxious nation awaited his next| began t
Shot Kid, versus Goliath Musso move, which was to go off to play | lini. tennis in the South of France. | Three fourths at Brazil 8 , 57,098,
|’ Some say that Eden's dislike for Eden's tailure to press to press 000 people live within 100 miles |
| Mussolini dated from the time he the attack against Chamberiain | the seacoast, says the National ad j | skidded on a rug in front of Il ig often cited as Geographic Society. a, Duce’s desk. In another version, pis inability to ~~ Rs 3 Mussolini, in one of his more foreshadowed a . |), |Qberatic moods, splashed the con-| tude teward the Commune |
tents of an ink-pot over one of cold war, some say
eden's favorite suits. However, 18 months later Cham- | “3 | However the feud started, Eden _berlain was out, and Churchill was "™ | pulled no punches. It was Eden in as prime minister, with Eden as
_ | who got sanctions applied against his foreign secretary.
4 | Mussolini during the ItaloEthio-’ World War Tl made use of ‘warm w.
| pian war, It was Eden who tried to Eden's talents as a diplomat to the Y | Stop Italian intervention in Spain. | full. It also brought him personal | $
if did resign t tragedy, revealing a human side~99
| mettnch abtnce ee a | rarely seen by the public. ‘
covered that his own prime | For some years Eden and his
minister, Neville Chamberiain, | Wife had been estranged. Beatrice |
was making deals with the Ital- Eden, who loved to go dancing at |
tans behind his back. | Ciro’s, made no bones of her dis- | like of politics. Looking back on it
| Resigning from the Chamberlain years later she could say, ‘I was | government was the smartest bored.”
thing Eden ever did, next to being never so :
born handsome and with money in But now, during the darkest
| the family. hours of war, their marriage
It was a bitter cold day in Feb was te e the blow from Can you recall all the times when your first thought was to
get to the telephone? This time it’s to summon help. But
there were other times, too—when you wanted to share a
happy moment, speed good news or your congratulations.
Whatever the reason, it was good tu know that the telephone
was near tb play its useful part. That's what makes it worth
far more than it costs.
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gee 9 Street, a shocked Eden locked |
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oy | back a glass of whisky and began
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was gpvernor of Maryland. Eden do? Would he upset the gov- 100 hatte as
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dence Shown by Easter Business in Nation |5-Pound Boy Born |Siamese Twins srici. comand vnc, mac|otin Sputters 40 tife selhisatcwth a ’ . Resting Easily and a fused single liver, twice OF\ rageman Téd Moore said he
There is an upturn tn on-the-cuff| ing this spring. The home-bulding | and such indiyries as autos and fq) Judy Garland flinary size. Because both girls had studied Latin to learn how to fix a
buying of appliances. Auto dealers | boom is giving the furniture in-| Steel have in od After Separation duets leading to the liver, the sur-| motor. A customer brought him an
are moving flocks of new-model | aictry one of its best years. that could mean layotts HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Judy geass evan ante © Soiee Es See Italian motor bike and a book of cars with the aid of the finance) 41° ii | ‘heir multitude of suppliers or for | Garand, who is one the top| CHICAGO @—-Twenty.month-cld each. instructions—in Italian. Moore dug
fe. | urge ‘ot confidence tngenerai| ee the? supply the lt boom contenders for an Academy Award Siamese twin girls trom Thailand ; up a high school Latin book and
bout the | Home furnishing items are boom-| a5 “evident today in the nation’s “prea, Sade might vanieh | tomorrow, gave birth to s five-/who survived surgery yesterday| The accident ‘death rate in the /was able to figure out enough of . Storms through | | stores as it was for months in the| w only the will rel {| Pound eight-ounce baby boy yester-| were reported resting comfortably | United States is about 57 per | the instruction book to get the bike
have cut badly Newsman Expires | stock market. With more cohfi-|i+ wilt be Sore wee for | 22Y Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. | today, 100,000 people per year. running.
makes: _. | dence in keeping their jobs and et It is the first son for Miss Gar-| The girls, Prissana and Napit now, the lost ground | ATLANTA —Frank M. Weber. | maintaining their incomes, people | "*#!! sales land, whose work in “A Star |S Polpinyo were flown to the Uni-
e | 81, a pioneer newspaperman i 41. joosening their purse strings, Born” earned her the Oscar versity of Chicago 10 days ago
Far East and|Dorthern Michigan, died Monday 4, some on’ past savings, Elected for 41st Term nomination. She already has two from Bangkok. After the 3%-hour
auto and other | He had been editor und publisher ‘akigg on more installment debt. MOUNT WASHINGTON, Mass. | daughters, Lisa, 7, by her previous | operation, they were reported ih
indus- | the Montmorency County! 1 the war seare in the Formosa| (UP) — A town official was re- husband, Vincent Minelli, and “excellent” condition. Unless ut
try’s long-term planning today. ‘Tribune for the past 32 years and Strait gets more ticklish, if the cently elected for his 4st year as| Lorna, 2, by her present husband, expected complications set in, doc-
But the short-term outlook for so printed the Rose City News peace talk in Western Burope selectman. Gilbert Isaacson, be-| producer Sid Luft. tors believe they have good pros- ‘ 1]
trade is almost without shadow. | Which he established three years turns sour, this confidenee might | lieved to be one of the oldest of-| Singer Frank Sinatra kept Luft | pects of achieving a complete re- ; es
Poaple with money are spending | 85°. He operated the Woodland/ be shaken and consumers turn ficials in point of service in New| company in the father’s room at | covery, ; .
more and saving less. People with- | News of Woodland, Mich., in 1905 cautious again. | England, also was named road | the hospital during the night. | * * * P * P '
out cash are taking on more in-|and worked for the Allegan Press| If labor strife gets beyond the| commissioner, tree warden and| Hospital officials said the couple! The twins were joined from the See Thursday's Pontiac Press! , | lets-talk-though-at-the-stast stage, | cemetery commissioner. | has not yet named the baby. | lower chest to the abdomen. The
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30, 1955
NEW YORK @—~A bag of cul |
tured pearls ‘worth $50,000 was)
‘stolen from a jewelry importing
firm last night by three bandits >
who forced their way into the com. JJ .
pany’s Rockefeller Center office.
The trio, one of whom was [
armed, tied and gagged the firm’s|
two partners, Boris Goodrich, 58, .
and his brother Leon, 45,. and a!
clerk, Solomon Rudoff, 62. The'
pearls and a bag of industrial
diamonds worth $300 were taken
from an open safe.
The bandits also took $35 and
escaped from the 2st floor’ office
in the regular passenger elevator. tT
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pene ey ! : ° infertile but regained their ability | Ter year-old pipeline superin-| Light weight birds are becoming
ee } Offspring Unhurt ®ve." Bleeder Given | Tatierse Mame | at pra tr a ; ; ; , ; W il] D ; T ble! ° | tell tefinitely what the long-range (50-50 Chance with an pee proederpnmenand , a -Ray Machines 1 lagnose rou . ! ° Ps effects of the bomb will ‘be, Dr. t P ll Th h Saturday night. Later, he bn lien Bowe
Fy Your Nuclear Car Breaks Down by A-Radiation “~~ eerie R= ahaa Emr When Your Nuclear Car Breaks | | bed Hoan Gang GAMPRELLSILE. Hy, aoe | peters trains. and ships powered by | Atomic Age finally has flowered) Children of Hiroshima a Russell. 11, -Dl0od almost as fast as he receives State Tech Gets $17,386 |. misieg—take aay:
Sean oes — Mee Se 2° ay, | the aren. for peaceta instead of military! Biast Survivors Not Rosai iho wctlored “hears soso, aoe teat Gum 6) os S Gifts | on a, aA This giant ts just waiting It will purify sea-watey for irri- | PUrpose trouble, weathered four holdups surv today. | HOUGHAON Gifts total tee fe be put to work, but setting 1 Der- ation and bring the life-giving wa-| Well: yes and no Radically Changed without ill effects in the past six Marion Imhoff is convinced he | ing $17,386 have been accepted by reblems fo: private
. firet in a series Mi 21 | :
By RELMAN MORIN
WASHINGTON @®—The wonder-
lies close
automobile frets and
ter across mountains to the desert. |
In factories, radioactive brace-
lets will guard the worker against
mangling by dangerous machines
If the jaws of the machine come
too close to his hands, radiation
from the bracelets agitate a Geiger
counter. It instantly stops the ma-
chine
Buck Rogers stuff?
Last month, a congressional
committee questioned many wilt-
nesses — businessmen, engineers,
patent lawyers, labor leaders, ex-
perts of the Atomic Energy Com-
mission—in a long series of hear-
ings. They all attacked this prob-
lem
‘‘How to harness atomic energ
on a grand scale, to*%enhance the LOS ANGELES # — Japanese
who lived through the hottest part
of the atom bombing of Hiroshima
have produced children who show
no significant signs of hereditary
ill effects after 10 years, say med-
ical investigators,
* 4
Among offspring of 18 women
who were pregnant and were * *
in months at the filling station where
he worked. Yesterday he died
quietly of a heart attack in the
station washroom
’Witches’ Lynched
QUERETARO
thorities reported a mob hanged
two men accused of witchcraft in to will make it the Michigan College of | Mining Anythiig else would be a dis-| and Technology. Among the appointment to his 75 coworkers | Tums Poe Te Tueey
.f 8 | research, the Alumni Assn. for a
|_. When the coworkers offered their | radio production studio, General
Mexico U®—Ay-|lood, Sister Angelica worked 30' Motors for/equipment for auto
SHIRT
Distributors consecutive hours taking it from | motive research.
donors and then administering it
Imhoff. He has received 3%
About two million U. S. boys.
of its insides, taken with' No, indeed. Some of these things Jiyving standard of every Ameri » closes , _— Downtown and at Tel-Huron regal a te" the trouble already are here. Others, many can the area Clos st o ground cer ° the town of Juarez. pints. _ _ and giris belong to 4H clubs. 2 - . » others. are beyond the experimen * * « only elg lave shown signs of —— : — Your home. of course will_be others, are beyon i - . ; radiation injury. said Dr Robert 7 ~~ ~~ lighted with energy taken from a/ tal stage A bright? red thread of impa — ‘ se - at the . , ; . Hifs=Holmes, director of the US
nuclear reactor. And you will ride Then, does this mean that tience almost frustration, ran Ai Bomb ¢ ity U ES THEIR NEW So — . . — through the hearings Omg mb @suaity omnis i
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materials, and—most important— |
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preserve, more. Cataractlike spots have
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Kept Under Tight Wraps'to Wed Sweetheart ANN ARBOR (UP)—The evalua-, view of the overall process. SANTA MONICA. Calif. @—Al- |
tion of last summer's Salk experi-| Each worker concerns himself | though she was born without arms. City’s Winter
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charge of the mamnath job dosen't | what's going on to forecast a
a ne remee re nani |
up Despite the secrecy of the evalu- Mary Carolyn Simon, now 20, still |
learned to cook and sew and play. |
the marimba. And she had a high |
school romance too—with Jack | LORD ELGIN BRENT-
wooo. tt . Shock
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$80 5e Attendance at the Pontiac Parks| “And if I don't know. obviously | ation, optimism is running high
and Recreation Department's win-|no one else knows either.”’ said | for a favorable report on the vac- Yesterday she and Brown, 19.
ter recreation program will have | Dr. Thomas Francis Jr |cine. Part of the optimism ‘stems | obtained a license to get married. |
topped the 40,000 mark by the) pisncis head of the Univer. | from previous Salk tests on animals | rigs Simon slipped ‘out of her
time it ends tomorrow evening. sity of Michigan's pelle vaccine | Which researchers said | shoes and signed the marriage ti Brown, of Taft, who is now in the |
Army.
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Looking forward, ‘Buz said a
evaluation center, said it’s im-
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working for months processing the
results of last summer's Salk ex-
periment. Their long-awaited re- The jeb of the vaccine is to
| predure anttbedied, these agents
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of producing police with its ac-
companying paralysis or death.
Dr. Salk's work involved destroy-
ing the part of the serum which
produced polio, while retaining the
factors which produced antibodies.
| cense—with her toes
She has appeared with Horace
Heidt's orchestra and plays the
| him, as an Army wife |
Hillmen Hungry
KATMANDU, Nepal #—Nearly
1,000 hillmen from famine-stricken
areas have poured into the capital O ptometrists—Jewelers
REDMOND'S T Fer Work ducted 10 community centers and! processed without a master code | im the bleed stream which fight | marimba for the Santa Monica wa
Bi For Fishing 95 ll gym classes as part of the! poo. | off the body’s damaging enemies. | ter ballet team. Brown, a private i
snow-season program . | Karty vaccines Gontained the | first class, heads for the Far East /
3 EYELET LACE TOP For Hunting in addition, sponsored 4 |. ne Code book is under lock) siubedies—but alse were capable | $00n, and Miss Simon hopes to join
for junior high school and Sth and| port will be made public here| The April 12 report will tell! o¢ this Himalayan. ki in ‘
9 ARMY | 6th grade students. The sessions | Apri) 12. whether Salk vaccine raises the ee "af food. ay ngdom 81 N. Seginew Se. FE hithas
NAVY are being held Monday ond | The center is keeping tab on 1,-| level of antibodies to the point | —
Wednesday evenings and Satur-
day mornings. | areas” ; 800,000 school children in 217 ‘‘test | where they fight off the effects |
across the country. Of the | of paralytic polio |
A tennis clinic for youngsters | total, 650,000 children received By coincidence, the report is be-
814 years old is slated to begin | «shots. Of these. 440,000 got the | ing made public on the 10th anni- |
| April 30, and will continue through real serum developed by Dr. Jonas | versary of the death of former |
| June 11. The place is still to be| cai of the University of. Pitts- | President Roosevelt. The late Pres:
| determined. burgh. The other 210,000 got a ident, a polio sufferer, died April
For elementary school-age chil- | harmless control substance. | 12, 1945. dren, the department will kick off
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The Life of Christ—21 Legislators Seeking tay. apiies to both eecet: sad| Japanese Rally Urges
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BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN att 11) (0) scourging and crowning with Pennsylvania House of Representa-|or a fair abridgement, and not! matic relations with Russia and
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|, From Post
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By EMILY POST
been quoted as having said:
been asked to dinner’ She goes
| thank the host or hostess for their
} must have been misquoted. Will
| this?”
I am
| and hostess for a pigasant eve-
ning.
it is true that ordinarily it is
| better manners to emphasize the
| hospitality of your hestess rather
’ | than the food, but when a hos-
tess has dene her own cooking
and has remembered toe provide
something that she knows you
like very much, it is polite te
show appreciation by adding
something about the dinner.
Dear Mrs. Post: When sending
a wedding invitation to an en-
gaged couple and only the man is
known to the bride and groom,
how is the invitation correctly
addressed”
be addressed to him alone with
‘her name included on the inside
envolope?
Answer: Separate invitations in
their inside envelopes, one ad-
dressed to Miss Smith and the
other to Mr, Jones and both en-
closed in one outside envelope,
addressed to him, will be best. aes,
5 “fer Si
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teen-year-old son has been
asked to asher at his cousin's
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‘Says She's 104 PITTSBURGH w — Miss Dolly
, _ Johnson, who claims she's 104
years old and can thread the wedding. Nev
this capacity before, be is not
eure what is expected of him at
‘church where she arranges the! the church and afterwards at
altar before services. the reception. (2) Also, is it
Regular hours have contributed y that he give the bride
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‘of a needie and ply stitches with Your health.”
the best seamstresses, may be the
| Oldest active Red Cross worker in
_| the country
Despite her age, Miss Johnson
keeps busy sewing at the Home
| for Aged & Infirm Colored Women. |
Each Tuesday she goes to a near- adds glamour to the latest rair
church where she diligently | fashions.
folds surgical dressings for the |
On Sundays Miss Johnson jour-| to brighten dreary days. The Peak ed
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| deep V-tread on the soles prevents
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| a wedding present in view of the to her longevity, says Miss John-
“ that he is a college studeut son. With a laugh, she declared:
“You can't go to night clubs and |
the | stay up half night and keep, lovely present?
Answer: (1) He offers his right
arm to each lady as she arrives,
asks whether she prefers to sit on
‘the bride's side or the groom's,
and seats her accordingly. He
then takes his place with the
other ushers in the processional,
| At the reception he makes him-
self useful by escorting the guests
to the bride and bridegroom,
helping them to food or beverages
and seeing that no guests are left
by themselves. (2) Your present
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From Oven Cleaner
| The manufacturers jest not
about those new oven cleaners. Do,
do. do wear rubber gloves while
you Use them
They may smell like wood glue,
but they burn like a chem lab
acid On the skin slipping on icy or wet pavements.
A matching bonnet serves either
as @ headpiece or as a handy
carrying case which fits conven-
jently into purse or pocket.
The sew glitter boots come in
either a transparent smoke tone or
in clear plastic, both with the gold-
flecked pattern. The boots fit ail
heel heights and are available in
small, medium, large and extra
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SINGER domilie |
The worlds finest, most A reader telis me that I have!
“Never thank anyone for having |
on to say, “It seems ‘inconceiy-'
able to me that a well-bred person |
could go to anyone’s house and’
hospitality and I am sure you!
+-you-please straighten” me out on”
often misquoted, but)
| seldom to such an extent as this.,
Of course you thank your host |
Could the invitation | | nove ne gH
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| Youngsters from four up will enjoy finger
Dear Mrs, Post: (1) My nine- | painting stained glass windows for Easter. painting materials required. Children will | appreciate the ease of finger painting with
And unlike the windows in your place of | liquid starch. Black strips of paper to give
| Laundry starch and Easter er having acted in | WOrship, these will wash off after the season. a leaded effect may be applied to wi
egg dyes are the | while it is still moist.
|McBride Tells It
Rene Caille’s
Dream Story
Lifts Young Man’‘s Heart By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE
“Did you ever year of Rene
Caille?"’ I asked the discouraged
young man who was complaining
bitterly about opportunity and
sighing that he might as well
| give up his dream © of being an
explorer.
My question was only an added
irritation. The boy had never heard
‘ ‘t want
to, but I told him anyway: about
the young man who won a con- |
tinent and unveiled the most mys-
' terious city in the world with no
| equipment except courage. an um,
brella, two compasses and a bundle
of such unlikely-sounding gadgets
for winning continents as scissors
and mirrors.
| 1800s im a tiny | French village the
gold was towed around by sheov-
elsful or measured out like flour.
They said that if anybody should
actually succeed in getting through
the closed gates, unbelievable rich-
es would be opened to the world.
But who was to make the at-
| tempt since the way was believed
to lead through hostile natives and
extremes of climate that might kill
a white man?
This made no difference to little
Rene who was absolutely sure that
he would sometime explore Af-
| rica, When he was 16, his father
| was taken off to prison and his
/mother died. He had no money,
no home. He was ragged, under-
sized, underfed, yet he started un- before
buckets for continent winning. Then he set
forth, a skinny young man of 28,
to make his way across 1,000 miles
of wild country to Timbuctoo which
proved all he had expected even
though there were no shoveis{ul
of gold,
We know what he found for he
kept a journal, written in secret
since he senaed he would be in.
stantly killed if he were seen set-
ting anything down,
Galbraith Weich feels that Rene
Caille was granted the greatest |
boon for an explorer — death be-
fore anybody had matched his
achievement. His dream come
true — he paid with hardship and
suffering, but he wanted what he
wanted so much. that the cost
seemed unimportant.
P. S. My would-be explorer has
decided that maybe there is some-
thing in his dream after all.
Pup Washing Time
ls Here Again
Pup-washing time rolls . ound
and it's generally mother who
gets the task, whosever doggie it
is.
Try to keep the soap out of his
eyes. and stick cotton in his ears
you start,
of fun. , it's
Often the day following a large
party all the hostess has time to
| do is to answer the telephone be-
cause each guest feels he should
call to say what a good time he
had. .
If you suspect your hostess may
be swamped with telephone calls
the day after the party.. why not
| wait a few days or until you see
| her again to mention how much
}¥o" enjoyed it?
|
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|Outside of House
If you're mulling over plans for
a new house, give a thought to
outside hot-water outlets.
Makes outdoor cleaning up more
easy, makes it possible to temper
hese water for tiny toddlers who
want to “go under.’
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. dauntedly on the crazy pilgrimage
versatile machine... takes _., of his dreams.
guesswork, hard work, | ne Galbraith Welch tctle aboot and handwork out of him im one nat ny savertap book
sewing ...‘‘does over of derring eveliing
101 stitch variations tainly eve bene cotwed’ ime, | as simply as it sews oe oa ee tien wee |
i " ‘ hit in season a straight seam. popper ~Daretdard |
but in waves a mile wide, storms
that splintered giant trees to bits,
freezing winds that alternated
with such heat that the red mmd | boiled and gurgied. But nothing —
SINGER frightens a dedicated man.
DISC Rene had worked 12 years pre-
FASHION s \ paring himself to go to Timbuctoo.
By the simple change of =" MMS. oS | He contracted willingly illnesses of |
a FASHION® Dise you ey Ss | the section—fevers, malaria—hop-
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get a vor stitches : used to lions and crocodiles, even
automatically as well bees that attacked like tigers and
as straight stitching.
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Soroptimists Tour Hospital Unit 4 tales Galtard, Eathdl Mount; Yellow. roses and Lemeaux were installed Sevened
aa new members of the Sopt| hich centered the
mist International Cub Yellow and blue candies, evening. Mrs. John Bieschke, dieti-
tian at Pontiac General Hospital, | Ut ‘Be club's colors, were
' at the ; wag hostess to the group te.
| So _panieene,. coweing
Pontiac Woman ber fo pemsane curved daily at
Hostess at Party | payee tave tome Barbara McCann of Detroit was| "espe" to attractiv
Seen hg Nie hoes ‘sthoant| - Yoliotine given by Mrs. of the
Seneca street and her daughter,| were taken on a tour of the
Mrs. Robert L. Huey of Dearborn. | tary department. Sanitation is
Miss McCann is the bride-elect| uppermost in mind at all times in
‘lot LaBer Stewart Jr. of Detroit, a
at cwthange their’ nuptial vere | Women’s Club on 9 vA Ds uncheon nett ot (POS Spring Dinner
Dev Gablis were Mrs. Laer | Cause oor ne,
Teer tan Doha Wicooreeen et| the Junior Postion Wesoan's
) Detroit, Others were Mrs. Alva| Mrs. Ben Ronan headed the
mesuee Brom Pete | nonald Braid and Joan Braid of| held Monday at the Serving on the
from’ Lapeer were| were Mrs. Russell French,
Mrs. Elgin Peterson and Marlene | Gertrude Martin,
Pontiac guests were | Mrs. Mert Jennings
Ole Peterson and Mra. Rus-| man Smith.
Maybee and a Birmingham! Others were Mrs
wag Mrs. Ed Harrison. and Mrs. Albert E
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“THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30, 1955
Pauli’s Shoe Store
35 N. Saginaw St.
Clever Teenager Believes. She Can Profit from. Activity She Enjoys
the uneasiness she feels at the idea
of discussing sex with Gloria, she
is made uneasy by suspicion that
she's failing her daughter.
If we separate these two causes
of discomfort from each other, we
can deal with them. We can
togs for spring and summer. And
the accent seems to be not only
on prettiness, but also practicality.
Cotton poplins. polished corded
cotton, and cotton broadcloths —
all completely wasttable — are be-
ing shown mm zinging colors and Send 25 cents in coins for this
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat-
tern for Ist class mailing. Send
to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft
| Department, P. O. Box 164, Old
Chelsea Station, New York 11, |
N. Y. Print plainly your name. says she looks for all the ‘short-
cuts in cooking. She is president
of St. Anne's Guild of her church
and secretary of its general Guild.
FRUIT CRUST
i By Mrs. William Best
Health services say 500,000,000 , 1 pint of berries or other fruit
common colds will afflict Ameri- figure out a way to make trans-
portation easy for him. But do
the inviting yourself. This is your
prom, your invitation — and you
don’t need a go-between i *
tdoor Girl Earns Funds — | Boy Awaits me of some benefit she has got botany next year at our local col- Invitation more than | ut of following s suggestion of | lege, which was most Impressed| | . }mine. Mrs. J, is such a reader. | with her activities. p ,
“My daughter in high school has| “I asked Debby to write and tell to rom worked out a wonderful part-time you about it, but she said no, ‘ activity,” Mrs. J. says, “and as she was too busy collecting herbs, Nothing Wrong in) & matter of fact, she is making and wouldn't I please write ‘in Asking Top Friend) money at it and daving the money stead? . toward college. ° 7 =e to Big Dance
mre tines wo wees treme Cobb G tm high echecl, Debby has want. | O ives By ELIZABETH WOODWARD ed to be a botanist. She has al- | “Dear Miss Woodward: The boy | Concrete, Tim going with (nearly steady, bt Informati other town nd I'm with him every
Our respective proms are com- _ By HUBBARD COBB ing up and he has asked me to Each year about this time, thou- his. Does he expect me to ask | home *4nds of home owners get them- him to mine? . selves a bag of Portiland-cement
and a few yards of sand and set. oor B aenht go ot in en , out to build someth t of con-| since anyone d | During sophomote year, we had mg ou | else, and he'd bave a fit if Now Is the Time caret wae college for Debby would| Sometimes what they build holds | No ea ager fore ot ‘Sa ‘be difficult, if not downright im-| together and sometimes it falls” a bey? | to ve on | possible, ‘apart. To prevent future projects Answer: Since you suspect that | ; “She was naturally heartbroken ‘Alling apart, we hereby present you won't be going to your own | Re-upholstering eheut a bat a few days later (°Ur yearly statement regarding prom unless you ask a boy (and | | she read an article of yours that | Concrete and cement. it's quite proper for a girl to in- | | One Group of cntd emetiing & ths ofieat Gat, | Concrete is produced by mixing vite a boy to be her guest that | | Mf you like a thing enough, you | Portland-cement with sand and night) you'd be doing the normal | . | can make money at It. | with gravel. If it doen't contain thing if you asked the only boy | | AB “Next thing we knew, Debby had| 9! these three elements it’s not you go with. ' written to the United States De-| conrete, and concrete en Besides, it would be returning | partment of Agriculture for their; Yo" Seed walks, . the compliment, since he has asked Reduced Up to booklets on roots, barks, hert and | renee and ‘oonentenr nix ~ yr ecre ae, prom. tte undoubtedly 4714 n-«# | all kinds plants are used or most home @ good . . . expects an ta won- | for medicinal purposes, Then ghe | is one part cement, two parts sand) ~The Easter parade—and you in the lead! | with elbow length sleeves and turned back dering why you haven't mentioned | O contacted our Y. §. Farm Bureau and three we /gravel. a the Fashion-right head to toe in your enchanting | cuffs. And, underneath, a charming two it yet. So get busy. Invite him me | Agent, and “ touck with some | trey, ame fe y mixed. add | ensemble by Vera Maxwell. The latest note | piece dress with surplice wrap blouse and | ee oa wee "wre. "You've ton | 6 Fub-cut to Getter the larger | firms which horough! . i. . . : . : . . . . igure. Note extra-wide bodice drug purposes. Some of the im-|the gfavel. Mix thoroughly and is Scotch tweed as shown in this shortie coat accordian pleated skirt both in silk chiffon. | big evenings to look forward to. | straps, built-up backs that conceal | Ali Work Guaranteed _— | portant .ones, it seems, grow in then add sufficient water to get a — “Dear Miss Woodward: 'm a | Your bra. Keep cool, have fun all 5 Feare \Sourse Debby knows all'of them If all jhis sounds like a lot of P ] S ] f R ] ; | sophomore and he’s a senior and = Summer in these smart separates. ™m
; » . oars | , work afl it can be, yu verge arenta e evelation' ) we have been going together for | Blouse. bra. shorts and skirt are Wm. Wri ht | “Well, ever since then, Debby ready-shixed concrete in a bag and ° ° : ® year and a half. | “en very-eesy, 90 Prey . ‘has been collecting herbs and (all you have to do with this is © Shows Up 1n Explanation os Now I find out he's taking some- | Pattern 4714: Women's sizes 3A,
Upholsterers ‘roots and the strangest-looking add the water ee 2 one else to the senior | 36, 38, 40, 42. 4, 6, @. Size % for al By MURIEL LAWRENCE who participated in them. In, 2, | . blouse and skirt, 4% yards 35-inch plants, and selling them a (ff yeu want to joint brick, con- | underclassmen can't go. - : 270 Orchard Lake Ave. nice profit, She has been putting | ¢rete er cinder blocks, or stone Some days ago, Mrs. McL. tells! effect, we take her into our sexual *: | He says he wants me to go steady | ‘ric; bra and shorts, 2% yards. FE 4-0558 the money away. and now she has | together you use something called | me, her V4-year-old daughter came | confidence. wer with him, and insists that one, This pattern easy to use, sim- been * scholarship to study! mortar which can be made by | home from school, silent and pre i OSs right out won't make any differ-'| ple to sew, ts tested for fit. Has —= However, taking her into our — —————————— — mixing pone part cement with | occupied. At three o'clock the confidence isn’t limited to sexual den «pe ae ence, | complete illustrated instructions. / || three parts sand. No gravel is | following morning, Gloria aroused .oif-revelation. So. if it makes us ee pr Fe} He just won't stay home from! Send 35 cents in coins for this LADUE: / | wequired for @mortar. Again you | her mother from sleep. In the uncomfortable. we don't worry nit the reception. I'm so hurt I don't | pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- ee “Cowal | add ,uffictent water to make a | bathroom she asked if a school- ourselves with nonsense about te | know what to do.” | tern for Ist class mailing. Send nice plastic. mate's information on the male «tailing her. In place of the St Answer—The senior reception is ‘© Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- A good rule to keep in mind %¢% Tole was correct sexual facts, we just give her the a big moment in his high school ti@8 Press Pattern Department, , when working with mortar or con- It was; but as Mrs. McL. has facts about our discomfort. career. Of course, he wants to go. 243 W. 17th St.. New York 11, ; | crete is nevér to mix more than never discussed any aspect of sex, We say, ‘I feel terrible that I \ _And the plot calls for the senior N.Y. Print plainly name, address you can use within 30 minutes. The with Gloria, the question upset | made you cry. What you asked 7 {boys to take the senior girls. So with zone. Size and style number. reason for this is that in thirty her. She evaded an answer by me frightened me. You see. rt that’s what he has to do. ‘ | minutes the cement begins to sacking Gloria for istpniny tO Gloria, | can't talk about sex. I You ‘t go with him tm . k F Aauarica’s 7 ina feshi | Setee tasime the finished fob ein back te hed. sént care | appeared Sroblens cz welling yon 4 any case. But he offers you the | Quic t asy
Fit-Tested on the “twin™ of your own foot | be inferior. Mrs. McL. writes: “I know I) about it upsets me.” /. Ye * comforting assurance of wanting — . | did . But though I feel ter-| 1) | You to go'steady with him. Can't (LUST TIGeS to make look and feel so ne wrong Unable to share one kind of é you pretty rible about it, I don’t know how | you tweak your mese back in | | OF short, slightly round Oo truth about us with Gloria, we > ie ") | joint and believe him when he . “11: , to undo it. FE just could never give her another kind that is % 4 bd | F iJ | | figure— bring myself to discuss sex with f _) | says it won't make any differ. rul | ING } , , ually true x | | my child “ eq 7 _ ence? It really Won't—unless you | ae. | If this relieves Mrs. McL. of | tet it. Mrs. William Best | All right. We can't do what we fear that she’s a bad mother, she ah | “Dear Miss W j can't do. | may be willing to help Gioria seek é him when Twas vette pry inet Serves Her Dessert — try to figure what we her answers from 2 mutually : ft 1 who is his "On sev. Warm or Cold
| Let's begin by realizing that we | Should be the result of release ee: fea a Mor ts oe tee ae Sates me By JANET ODELL “feel terrible’ on two counts. from self-condemnation. SIZES 12—20 ..| Pentiac Press Food Editor First, any sex discussion itself ¢. But he lives an hour's | This desse best : ) ; drive from here, it's not easy to is dessert recipe is dur- makes Gloria's mother uncom | Dg ]las Designs buy Week have casual dates. I'd like to ask i™& the blueberry season, but it fortable. That's one cause of this | . ity | him to my high school prom. jem be made with frozen or 4, | “terrible feeling.” I think tere's) Showing New Make several smart maternity ; drained canned berries. Mrs. Wil- | 4 another one she doesn’t realize. | tops. Sew them with or without Wanld it be all right, or is it liam Best suggests also the use } | She also “feels terrible” because Slants on Pants | yokes and sleeves. Embroider one | only proper fer people of apricots or peaches. | || she can't discuss sex with Gloria. | for evening! It's sew-easy, pretty! steady aed ie? phowld my giri With three pre-schoolers under | She knows that today giving sex DALLAS (INS) — Dallas design- Pattern 789: Tissue pattern, friend or me since “ '
instruction to children is consid- ers have come up with a lot of’ transfers, instructions for mater- ‘he sees him often (oot ae ‘ baby coming ee ered a parental duty She can't new slants on pants — emphasized nity tops. Misses’ maternity sizes It would be quite all right to anvthin Ny howewk © time She perform this duty. So on top of particularly in coordinated casual 12. 14, 16, 18. 20. State size invite him. Get the tickets. and ; ® usexeeping. She
accept the fact that sex discussion | Zestful styles to add a dash to at-| address with zone, pattern num-
“heatine” hi ' 1955. | ‘e teaspoon salt Serv Pontiac Over 75 Years The long, Hering “hunting” jocke? | makes us uneasy and refuse to be home lounging or fun in the sun. | ber, size. cans during 1 teaspoon baking powder ing " a net good. Curved, soft lines, tiny | made uneasy by the idea that we One designer shows a full skirt and | 1 eee
checks, the ew look for not-se- | have failed our daughter. toreador pants in cotton broadcloth PETUNIA! Line bottom of buttered baking
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| Mrs R F —For not-so-slim
women the semi-fitting suits are
elegant. This breaks away from
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which squares the short figure.
‘The “colfarless neckline finished in | the soft-tailored way is excellent
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we feel.
For Mrs. Mcl.. this will be ful | lined blouse.
filling her parental duty to Gloria.
Sex instruction of a child is only
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parents. In telling Gloria about
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The braid detailing is repeated in |
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With the absence of intricate de-
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minutes. | work for one.
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Californian Says Fluorides Are Dangerous to Health “.2""="= .. ae The Rev. Robert Garner, head|V. O. Hurme, director of Forsyth | lations,’ Dental Items of Interest, | Detroit in the National Fluoridation, symptoms. in which quick and. fuoridated to bottied water. The 13-6 last night a bill which would of the Citizens Fair Government | Dental Infirmary for Children, Bos- | June 1952. News 6f February 1955, reports on sometimes dramatic relief from | patients were mostly from Sagi-| have ended racial segretation in BOOK S TOR! League, has asked the Press to| ton, ‘An Examination of the Scien-| * “Il. George L. Waldbott. M.D..| twelve cases of Serious systemic | pain and other reactions was se-/naw, Mich.. which has since dis- public places of Missouri like rés- publish the following statement, ‘tific Basis for Fluoridating Popu-|/F ACP. FACA. F.AAA., of Suorine poisoning, with similar | cured by simply changing from | continued fluoridation. , taurants hotels and theaters. prepared by John FE. Waters. ee D.D.S. of Coronado, Calif: enemy
, “Dr. George-W. Heard of Here- |
ford. Tex., says ‘Hereford, Tex..
has been called the town without |
& toothache. This is not true. I
believe that fluorine does im a}
@ mild way. retard caries. but,
also believe that the damage it
does is far greater than any good |
ft may appear to accomplish.
“It even makes the teeth so
A brittle and crumbly that they can |
be treated with difficulty if at all.’ |
He further commented that decay
had increased in Herefosd. even
though the people were drinking |
the same fluorine-bearing waters
and he attributed that fact to the
use of processed foods, i.e, im-
proper nutrition
“In addition to the failure of
fluoridation to produce the bene-
fits claimed for it. it ig harmful
fn many ways already known. and
its cumulative effects cannot be
fully known for some generations
to come
‘Below are listed a number |
of pathological effects of fluorine |
at the strengths recommended |
by the U. 8. Public Health Serv-
fee, as well as some other facts
pertinent te the fluoridation pro-
gram. 1 ————- ——— —_—
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‘1. Fluorine causes injuries to |
the tissues about the teeth as well |
as to their structure. causing a!
premature aging of the teeth. H
Kk. Box of University of Toronto
in personal letter to W. J. Mc-
Cormick, M.D. (Prevention, Aug
1%3)
“2. At 1.0 part in 15.000.000
fluorine reduces the activity of
one of the most important enzymes
Lipase, as much as 530 per cent
and thereby interferes with proper |
nutrition. J. H. Kastle and A. S|
Loevenhart, New Mexico Univer- |
sity Bulletin No. 329
“3. At 1.6 ppm fluorine inter-
feres with the enzymatic break-
down of carbohydrates and with
the activity of vitamin Bi. Same
reference as two above.
“4. There has never been dem- |
onstrated a need for fluorine for |
the development or maintenance |
of perfect teeth or health. Many |
perfect teeth have absolutely no |
fluorine tn them. Dr. R. S. Harris |
professor of biochemistry of nutri- |
tion. M.I.T. in letter to Spring-
field Union (Mass.) published Nev.
16, 195!.
*“S. Artifically fluoridated water
cannot be expected to react as
dows natura! fluorine bearing wa- |
its use will be more drastic |
. ‘results and highly dangerous. |
Dr. Chas. Dillon, ‘The Biochemistry |
of Fluorides,”’ Dental Digest. Nov. |
1953. Dr. A. Taylor, Biochemical |
Institute. University of Texas, tes-
tifying before Delaney committee |
of Congress, 1952
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Ont Sept 5 1933
“8 Fluorine retards mental de-
velopment. the degree depending
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rine, Arch Enemy of Mankind’:
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_— THE PONTJAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1955
| Sammy Davis at Copa
... Sos Everyone Else i
By EARL WILSON
very nice lap
Sammy Davis Jr
isn't. In perfect order just yet—sang, danced, drummed and
name-droppers
“I de hope that Eddie Fisher comes in some time to hear
this,” Sammy screamed after doing an imitation of Eddie—
and all the time Eddie—with his glasses on—was sitting
ringside with Darlin’ Debbie Reynolds, and Debbie was wear-
ing a black hat about as big as a peanut. Also a dress, of
course. oo | +
* * * *
I sat there interviewing Anita Ekberg, the tall beautiful Swed-
| ish glamour doll, who flew in from Hollywood to be the Symbol
lof Sin at the Art Students —
League's Dream Bil] Wednesday
She also had on a hat, a big
;one for a big girl-and also a
dress
Debbie and I must be the only
girls here wearing hats,” Miss
Ekberg said, worrledly
* * * *
It didn't matter, for Sammy
Jr. was so great that he over-
shadowed everybody. Sonja
Henie sat there with Ed Wynne
of the Harwyn Club, Mike
Tedd with Evelyn Keyes, and
Jack E. Leonard, the come-
dian, definitely had his back
up—against Marilyn Menroe's
chair. .
This 28-year-old genius also
attracted folks like Sid Caesar,
Bobby Sherwood, and Bert Parks
and found time to ask’ “How
do you like my new tuxedo jacket
without pockets?”
“Cye Martin made it,” he said,
except 20 competing taliors who
happened to be there
* * ® *
Miss Ekberg -whom I started
to interview a few paragraphs
back--was an equally outstand-
ing beauty at the big opening of
“Cat On a Hot Tin Roof” where ANITA EKBERG
I beheld Roz Russel! in a pink ostrich {gather hat, Truman , Capote with Irene Selznick, and Miss Terry Moore snuggling up.
| to an unattached columnist
* * * *
The opening was so full of Big Names that when Patrice
Munse! came in, a photographer turned his camera toward
her and she said, concerning a man in front of her, “Ge
ahead and take his picture.”
The man in front of her paused and struck a pose
“Would you get out of the way. mis-
ter?” asked the photographer. “I want
the LADY'S picture.”
Bashfully, the man walked on He
was merely the man who wrote the
words the actors were going to say. Ten-
nessee Williams
* * * *
THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
It's practically set—Betty Clooney will
marry maestro Pupi Campo in May or
as soon as his divorce from Diosa Cos-
tello is final . The Gene Kellys are
again denying the splitsville rumors
* * * *
Deon Ameche got a call to jury duty
Ethel Barrymore will get the
“Person toe Person” treatment next
month Jerome Robbins was
called te polish the staging of
“Ankles Aweigh” Columbia Pic -
tures is betting Lucy Marlow (‘of
“Tight Spet") will be the next hot
new star
‘* * * *
. d CBS officiais are hoping to quiet a
LUCY MARLOW possible Ed Sullivan-Arthur Godfrey
friction due to the blast Arthur took at Ed on his show. Ed said
jokingly, “If he called me stupid, he’s 95 per cent right.” (Marion
Marlowe wil! be on the Sullivan show April 24)
Steve Allen will probably make the Benny Gaodman mowe
if he can do his TV show fron Win Min Than,
the Burmese beaut of “Purple Plain a $200 diamond in the coast
rant (Copyright 1955)
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HOLLYWOOD =‘(INS) —-—-H
NEW YORK—It was so crowded around that the Copacabana tuncheon with Cornell Borctiers,|™aniacal murder. His grim, re- |
chorus girls were practically in Eddie Fisher's lap—he has athe German beauty brought here |lentless stalking of two «mall chil-
‘from Munich for “A Time Re
wearing his eyepatch—as his artificial eye |™membered.” She looks like the Where $10,000 is hidden. caused | iyoung Ingrid Bergman — the
scrubbed, wholesome appearance
that Ingrid had when she first ar-
|rived in Hollyweod, although Cor:
nell’s much more blonde and her
eyes are bluer
| She speaks English fluently and
she said that she is getting off to
|a wonderful start at U-I. She not
only has Rock Hudson as her Cco-
|star, but George Sanders as well
| Cornell said she’s going to
| open in “Anastasia” on the
| stage im Vienna in September.
| That ‘ought to be a hint to Darryl Zanuck, who shares her
ecantract. Whe-could de better
| than this girl?
s J
| James Dean, after driving his
| first sports car race and roaring
|his White Porsche roadster to vic-
tory in Palm Springs over the
weekend, is due for an unpleasant
| surprise, methinks
Interviewed following his speed
victory, Dean was asked if his
jfilm producers objected ‘to his
jracing. “No,” said the 24-year-old
sensation of ‘East of Eden,'’ “‘Not
‘if I'm not working in a picture.”
| That's what he thinks. War.
| mer Brothers have a few thou-
sand words te say to the young
daredevil about this dangerous
| spert. Remember when MGM
| grounded Keenaa Wynn, Van
| dohnson and other motorcycle } demons whether they were
working or not?
* . *
Terrifying and brooding
of the Hunter,’
pletely different horror movie I
| have ever seen and it proves be-
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Sure we were better,”’ said De-
Hayes, Tenley
Favored Skaters Detroiter Among Those
Competing Against Miss
Albright
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo #—
The National Figure Skating tour-
nament opens today at Broad-
moor Ice Palace with -87 of the
nation’s top skaters bidding for
honors in the fourday event.
Hayes Alan Jenkins and Tenley
Albright, two youngsters who re-
cently won world championships,
will defend their U. &. titles and
it seemed fairly certain each will
pick up another National champi-
onship Saturday night.
A student at Colorado College
here, Jenkins has won the world
crown three times. His closest
competito? is expected to be his brother, David, also a Colorado
College stodent. David placed third | in the recent world event in Vien- |
na.
Competing against Miss Albright
_ Patricia Firth of Ta- coma, Catherine Machado of Los
Angeles, and Mary Ann ‘Dorsey
and Claralynn Lewis of Broadmoor.
Plans Set Up for
Women’s Softball
Parks and - |
left is Al Hayward, center, Tom Poponeau and Heik- | Wherry and Arnold Larson.
R’arin’ to Go!
8 Lettermen Nucleus for Chiefs’ Nine;
Squad Anxious to Begin Outside Drills
set for only 12 days away,
Wisner diamond.
clude his two top hurlers, Ted
| ESgesee— Tigers Fail With Men on
Base, Lose fo LAKELAND, Fila. @ — Judging
from early season performances,
it looks as if manager Bucky Har-
ris of the Detroit Tigers has in-
herited one of the bugaboos that
plagued his predecessor last
season.
The problem: Lack of hitting
when hits are needed most.
Tt showed up Monday when the
lowly Kansas City Athletics edged
the Tigers, 32. And it showed up
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Boxing Tourney
Slate Lists 53 Bouts
in Next Three Days at
Pocatello, Ida.
Basketball Title Olympic Cage Official
Warns of Difference in
International Rules
NEW YORK @® — Henry Hen-
shel, chairman of the U. S.
Olympic Basketball Committee, to-
day warned the United States
could lose its Olympic basketball
title next year because of ‘‘our pro-
vincial attitude in setting our own
rules.” . * *« e
“We might very well lose to the
Russians."’ Henshel said, ‘‘unless
ketball Federation,’’ Henshel said.
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Rookie Score
Looking Good
in Tribe Camp
Today as the Indians and New
York Giants play their final game
in Arizona before East-
ward, Score has a of 9
scoreless innings of exhibition
pitching, with 10 strikeouts, 6
walks and only 3 hits—2 of them infield scratches,
Robinson to
Despite Failu CINCINNATI # — Sugar Ray
Robinson, the man who gave up
dancing in an attempt to regain
the world’s middleweight boxing
championship, says he is going to
to meet battle
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. | Robinson said after last Keep Trying
re to Impress Georgie Small in Boston three
weeks ago. He claimed illness pre-
vented that fight. . * °
“If I have it, I will continue,”
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fight: “Tr T don't, TW give ip. This
was the kind of a fight you have
° have to find out what you can
He next meets Ted Olla in Mil- waukee on April 14.
Through the early rounds last
night Robinson did not look good.
But he came along late just when
most of the ringsiders thought he
would fade. Lombardo, weighing
153 pounds, took a slight lead in
the first four rounds on his ag-
gressiveness. He scored heavily
from the inside with his left hook,
his best punch. : * ° +
Robinson scored with so ‘many
blows in the ninth that Lombardo
became ill in his corner at the end
of the round.
The New Yorker said afterward
he had tired.
Robinson also admitted frankly |
he was not satisfied with his tim-
ing. He said he felt he ‘was not
sharp.” °
Sporrow on 1st Base
Again for UD Titans
Guy Sparrow, University of De-
troit’s all-time basketball star and
a former Pontiac High School ath-
lete, has turned again to baseball,
after his greatest cage season with
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the plucky Toronto teenager was
scheduled to attempt long distance
swimmers’ greatest challenge, that
the swim was called off.
A tentative new date of 4 p.m.
Thursday was set but officials
said that even this is doubtful be-
cause the weather may not have
moderated sufficiently.
Union Players Meet
All players wishing to sign up
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Plaguing A’s Bobby Shantz
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April Ratings | Jackson, Parker Move
| Up in Listings of Top
| Heavyweight Boxers
ity among the top flight boxers
have accounted for a host of
The ratings advance Tommy
| Jackson of Far Rockaway, N.Y.,
| who is on a winning streak, from
| sixth to fifth place in the heavy-
weight division. Earl Walls of
Canada, on his draw with James J.
|Parker of Paterson, N.J.,
dropped from fifth to sixth.
been eliminated from the top 10
heavys. Charley Norkus of Jersey
| City, N.J.. who was ninth last
| month, is No, 10, while Parker
Nino Valdes of Cuba remains the
= | leading challenger to Rocky Mar-
ciano’'s throne, although second-
ranked Don Cockell of England,
will get a title shot at the Brock-
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In the middleweight
Tiberio Mitri of Italy, Willie
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Oakiand, Calif., have dropped out
of the first 10. They have
replaced by Eduard Lausse of
Del Flanagan of St.Paul, Minn.,
victor over Johnny Bratton, has
jumped from ninth to seventh.
In the lightweight class,
Zulueta of Cuba and Joey
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places. Lopes fell to 10th with the
Cuban advancing a peg to ninth.
Raul Raton Macias of Mexico
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'L. C. Morgan Seeking
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CHICAGO w—Jack Laken, man-
ager of lightweight L. C. Morgan
of Youngstown, Ohio, today an-
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Jimmy Slade of New York has)
| was upped to ninth. ’
one spot to eighth. Bob Satterfield |
| (1949-50); Dr. P. B. Jones (1951); | PHS Eyes Meet Title
Highly elated at the results of | at the distance, and in-his ist In the open quarter-mile (1 a series of time trials and tests time out for the track team. (entry to a school), Norris Jackson of field events, Tuesday afternoon, | Chiefs have two ether good (has the call on his 54 seconds PHS track coach Wally Schloerke | milers in Perry Williams (5:00) | time. today” announced makeup of the| and Bill Imboden (5:05). | PHS’ one entry in the open jefs’ team Central Michigan |half-mile is Bill Douglas, a con- College's annual spring invita. | seas Teiday night a iverted miler who has done 2:03 tional high school meet. | elude: for the 880. He fills in (very well, | “It looks like we've got some- | “Willie Wilson and Hayes Jones ‘too) for John James, who is ex
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Monday night. It was the 14th perfect game to be bowled in the 52-
year-old ABC.
| Arena on a stretcher.
OCSC Plans Installation #28 we
of New Officers Tonight | sme srma sitough 1 | Ing. seemed sermal, although the |
boxer was unconscious.
Annual meeting and installation | retiring President Wooliever.
of officers for the Oakland County! Lloyd Sibley, Clarkston is the
| Sportsmen's Club will take place at Pew Ist vice president, while Wil-| Ed Jones Named
| the Clubhouse in Waterford tonight. | liam Bosserman, Birmingham, will | Area Steward
As an added feature, a past-presi- 2nd_ vice president. Jack |
dent’s dinner will precede the g| Greathouse, Drayton Plains, sec- for NASCAR ° retary; Jack Hamilton, Ortonville, | o'clock meeting, after which the ffi
|Sormer presidents will receive | “oreo Caverly, Portiec wus ne | al tokens of tation. elected sergeant-at-arms. Tice |
All past presidents except | Woody, Bald Mountain, is a new
James Ashmore, the club's only | trustee.
twe term president (1949 and Fifteen new directors are Lawrence
1950) will be on hand for the oc-
Bob QOubbdins, Birmingham casion.
Pat Metedorf. Pontiac; Louis Backnak.
Charles Sparks (1943) was the Williams Lake: Charley Chapman, ' Dray- ton
~ Deve—-Bdetrom~ pre oo Jack : Bo rt, |
Wilttams Lake: Homer Cosa, Pontiac. | tional Association for Stock Car Keith Van Kirk. Birmingham.
Mancock, Walter Lake;
Drayton Plains,
Oak auto racing official in this area’
has been named NASCAR chief |
steward té work under Sheldon G.
Hayes, district supervisor for
NASCAR in the Michigan - Ohio
area
The announcement was made in Bob Porritt Bald
ing, Mich. (1945); Richard Dough-
erty (1946); Harry Merritt (1947);
| Howard Shelley (1948); Ashmore Pred
Jerry Rustem, |
and Bud Rose, Roya!
(1953) and Jerry Wooliever (1954)
comprise the past-president's group.
Robert White of Waterford, will
receive the president's gavel from | Johnson, the Senators’ Big Train,
ance made 21 wild pitches in a Rock Speedway this season.
season. That was in 1910.
~_— | Steelers Fare Poorly
+
»; Breaks for 2 Years ;
in critical condition. But he re *
Conn., knocked him out with sev- | grin after rolling a 300 game in the ABC tourney at Ft. Wayne, Ind. eral lefts at 2:38 of the second |
, and when he failed to |
revive was carried from Trenton |
|
Eddie Jones of Utica, well-known 1g Pitcher Struck
in First Start.
?<
it fF 1 i
| just over his left ear. The ball,
| was partly deflected by his glove.
thus possibly preventing a skull
fracture. The injury was not “be-
fi HI
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been feeling okay. He's been hold-
| In yesterday's game, which| Plans to start his most recent ac-
only one scratch hit im the first| i" today's exhibition baseball
| . He had a highly effective | ame with Detroit. | curve and threw it harder than at| J0ost, 38, who managed the Phil- any previous time this spring. adelphia Athletics last season and
|. In the second inning, however, |¥@5 working out with Cleveland
jhe hit a wild streak. He walked| ‘his spring. joined the club Mon- men to load the bases and | ay. He is expécted to share the
struck out the next batter. But then | load at shortstop while Milt Boil-
Smith followed with his line drive | mg 1s recovering from an ebow which caromed off Shantz’s head | mjury
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"THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1955 SF
+~~“fhere By JACK PATTERSON
| FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.—We e. | were finally forced by a series of
h | shortages—guides, money and one |
> | thing and another—to suspend our |
assault on the six-
| Pound test bone-
| fish record for the
| season .
wilt ~ be
other opportuni-
| ties, however, and
| while we're wait-
| ing it might not
be out of line to
| pass on one very
| important tip on
| the: sure-fire way PATTERSON
to catch a bonefish_
know about it. The reason being.| to imagine. And it works, too.) that dread malady qgocetated |
Just don't mention who told you| with tossing vessels, of course, that the veriest novice
' can take bonefish more or less at
good offices of a guide. ~
Here's how it works. Select a
flat which benefish are known
| to use; a not too difficult require-
ment in the Keys area. Then,
and this is the important part
_ of the business, pick a time when
low tide corresponds with the
early evening hours.
| Under these conditions the fish
come into very shallow water in
| droves, their dorsal fins and tails
| are clearly visible, they are not
| so easily spooked as at other times
| and can be easily reached by
wading will using this system, without the | about it aoa Angler. Offers Tip on Sure-
Fire Way to Take Bonefish
After departing the Keys we/| was pretty fair with a dozen good | |moved up here for a little ocean | fish—mostly Kkings-—to show for our swimming and general loafing and | trouble.
had hardly registered at the hotel |
when we found ourselves in a con- |
fab with Dave Edstrom, Jim Cor-
win and Bob Oliver. Edstrom left
for home the next day
. . .
Hadn't planned to fish
Jim Corwin Jr. and Ann Oliver
had never been out so with their Saw only one sail which made
here but ® solid hit on Bob Oliver's trolled |
respective fathers and our own Joe |
we cast off to deal with the Gulf |
Stream dwellers
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Despite the weather, the fishing |
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Ann Oliver took the honors for
| the Ist fish and young Jim Corwin
|took a nice dolphin which he is
| having mounted
balao, but was lost to a parted |
line when a fumbling mate inter-
fered with the play.
Some of these charter boat
fellows apparently never heard |
fishing etiquetie. Didn't give a eee a aan NN
You won't find the guides rec- 7. * *
'ommending this one. In fact,,they A simpler or more perfect setup
would just as soon not have you for taking a difficult fish is hard greased it blew up a bit—enough | best about the fish.
so that one of the elder members But Pomparo Beach has adopt-
of the party was afflicted with Led the custom, common along this
| coast, of presenting the angler who
°1
New Hampshire Town | catches and ret senses f sailfish with odd brake Huid it
Kedh Now s ‘th e Best Time for Has Weather Trouble | party was out of matches. as usual © Adjust brakes shoes te se-
SUCCESSFUL ANGLER — Here's one successful Pontiac angler Visit to Bird Sanctuary EAST JAFFREY, N. Ho ~~ The cold front which has been IAFISLLLLZLAZALL.* “int sted .
who defied the winter chill of his home area to try the warmer waters - Every year for the past seven this plaguing Pontiag has hit here. sus Toe-I Adju on Your Car tor $1 98
of Florida. Joe Sawyer, 760 Robinwood, enjoyed a fine day's fishing Although 1.500 geese stayed af no cards or books are sold. Jack town's winter carnival planned Pending useful Activities. As long TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR ALL WORK
in the Gulf of Mexico a few days ago and returned with the catch of the Jack Miner sanctuary all Miner's sons are there to welcome d d ‘ i hen as we're going to freeze we might black he di ; . diy bo: Sa roll winter, several thousand have visitors og sled races and other snow as well do it at ho 4d avoid S S ack grouper splays so proudly above. Sawyer was trolling). sa inom, on their way to their sports. Every year—no snow | me and avoi
jo Although Jack Miner died 10 | the daily attrition. Kids bett off Cearwater. nesting grounds in Hudson and ae * ee we er get 146 West Huron Street FEderal 2-9251
kkk hdd deddhededdedhehuhud he back to school, too, before they're
returned to kindergarten James Bay districts. years ago yet, through the man- Taking the hint, no snow sports
agement of Jack Miner's sons, the
Du the next 10 days the were docketed this year
Ruhl Will Give Red Fox Shows fight el be at its peak, and public and the birds have made * *« ®
. a beaten path to his door so much Come carnival day, the town had visiters are welcome every day
tourist attraction only
bered by Niagara Falls The dog races’? The snow came
too late even to schedule them , so that the attraction at Jack to scrape nine inches of white ~
He sa Real, moos te at ee Best time oe Miner's Bird Sanctuary is now from a nearby lake to make ready Cc, °
Report on Deer Rough Fighter es flight as the birds rated as Canada's 2nd greatest for jalopy automobile races aa
in from the lake to feed and
spend the night on the ponds.
The place is all private property
and no admission fee is charged, Grabs Hound by Nose,
Hangs on Until Shot
Ends Battle
red Reynard, Michigan's : Nashua Makes Trip | MUCC to Hear State’s
Game Head Tell About
Herd, Winter Losses
GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—Harry
D. Ruhl, chief of the conservation SALE! ® 4 DAYS ONLY—THURS., FRI., SAT., MON. . has risen immensely in the
Se oe et ete nee cone | TOM Honda Oke Fuskall Shoes ) Buy NOW and Save on Famous Were Now NEW YORK: # — Nashua, the
glamor boy of the equine set and |
'2-1 favorite to win the Kentucky ‘symbol of what a real, never-say- |
of die fighter can be. Fred explains: | SUBSTITUTE Quality Sports Equipment!
his
| den last weekend. One of our Derb stretched his | tA f
MUCC officials said Rubi will | dogs beat us to him, but the |quct today after « lone tri hon | for t eman SPIN RODS
give an “up to date report” on fox wasn't having any of the | ome WERE NOW condition of the deer herd @ bound. Se he grabbed the dog Florida and his trainer, Sunny | Women drivers of automobiles often find include “winter starvation losses, over the nose and held on. Jim Fitsimmons promptly an-| . . , i $20 00 $] 4 95
dog-kilis, WWlegal kills, winter | jumped in, took hold of the nounced he liked the looks of the e man is a handy thing to have whea , .
food range conditions and all dog's back legs and pulled. Nearly colt. motoring trouble comes. But there is a $13.00 $9.95 related features.” pulled the legs off the hound. but | * 6 « substitute and a good one. [t is the member- Baseball Bats $
Harry R. Gaines. MUCC secre- the fox never let go, and I had to re seems to have shipped very ship card in the“ Automobile Club of 12.00 $8.95 . 7 we “are shoot the fox in the face to get the
* dog loose. That fox had fangs
nearly an inch long.”
Baucom said the fox wag a
prime male and weighed 16
pounds.
State Pays $8,515
. on Bountied Animals LANSING (P)—
pers collected bounties on 47 congmented Mr. Fitz,
that’s the important thing
looks as bright as a dollar.”
Mr. Fitz said Nashua, tresh from
last Saturday's mud-splattered tri |
umph in the Florida Derby, would
be rested and would do no more |
exercising than a brisk walk for
at least 24 hours.
National Skeet Champ
Heads ‘54 All-Stars Michigan trap
Adding to her already long list Michigan —it brings
aid whenever a w
with her car.
Tens of thousands of women drivers belong
to the Automobile Club. They drive with
the precious feeling of security given them
by the sure knowledge that help and
friendly aid under the AAA banner are never
far away.
Detreit Autemebile lp and courtesy and
driver has trouble Values to $2.50
i | 69 He
$1050 __$7.95 SPIN REELS WERE NOW
$20.95 $27.50
$16.50. $12.95
$8.95 _ $11.00
CASTING REELS
Now
Rosé Lake Rosie
Will Rest in
GOLF BALLS
$/ 3.50 Doz.
Regularly
~ CASTING RODS WERE
$17.50
Trout Vests-Jackets - $16.00
Now
won 315.00 | S000 $7.95) 517-25. 8B $6.00 $4.95 $5.95 $2.95
FLY RODS WERE NOW.
$20.00 $14.95
$28.50 $21.95
$11.95 $17.95
$7.95 $5.95 °
RIGHT OR
BALL GLOVES LEFT HAND
$1145 $8.95 $6.95 $5.95
$3.95 Erie fishermen say their losses |
from last week's storm amoufted
to about $3,570,000 of beating the best male ‘‘skeeters”’
|of the country in the 20 gauge
levent. She won the title at the
nationals, held at OCSC at Water-
about 1.000 fishermen made that ford last fall. by outshooting four
report yesterday to the Ontario | male competitors in in a shostell. |
Lands and Forests Department. ' ——— ————
| They said storm did more : a
: =| The most advanced |
2222) U.SROYAL of all time! $29.50 RB t. Teft, Fe t-s008 R A Warken, FE 2-0008
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8. W. MeNeliey, OF 2-774!
Nertya Seheef, MY %-466! $26.95 G. Treen, FE 4-THPt
Virgit Keener, Golly 7.4281 tame. _.. Of shotgun honors, Mrs. Carola Inter-Insuranece Exehange $ 90
State conservation officials one aurieg Fetcumy. the loaves comed captain dan ae been Charl Anormerrin tect: Ral pr hoes Hood Now ] Bes WERE NOW
sald teday “Rese Lake Rosie,” ‘ tion department reports. women s les T. ‘oy M. .
mother ot oo cottmated ” cot- vA total of 98.515 in bounty fees alketar skeet ty Time lobia Robert G. Jamieson, General Manager $35.00 $29.95
hunter ts, ha been ‘wre wes trapped in the Upper, Peni. of a nationed outdyers publication 30.00 22,95
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-pound, nine-ounce : 1 | Mrs. Mandel! set four world rec- . ° , e
tontall gained fame when game Sterm Loss 314 Millions | | 3 during 1954. in addition to £. F. ALSTON, Mgr. FE 46-1496 Soe 00 279 ‘ :
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Deer Losses Higher,
~~" Field Report Indicates ~
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4
30, 1955
il ford’ Veterans
Labor Party Receives
Left-Winger’s Pledges
to Toe Official Line
LONDON \—British Labor party
chieftains today dropped a move
to expel left-winger Aneurin Bevan
They obtained assurances from the
fiery Weishman he would toe the
official party line in thé future
The National Executive—high
command of the party—after a
three-hour meeting accepted Bev-
an's promise to behave
This was the first step by the!
party to patch up differences in|
the face of a general election pos- |
sibly this summer or fal! i
Officially Bevan 1s still on the
blacklist of the Parliamentary La- Bounced the engagement
bor party, but his reinstatement daughter Katie, to Stewart C. Dell
now appeared only a matter of He is the son of Mr. and Mrs
formality Saul Dell of Auburn Heights. A The 57-year-old rebel was ousted June 18 wedding is scheduled, Z from Labor ranks in Parliament
Pontiac Twp. Doctor del
KATIE PLACKO
Steve Placko of Monroe has an-|
fwo weeks ago on charges of dis-
loyalty for openly criticizing party PATRICIA ANN ARSCOTT
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Arscott
of his Of Rochester have announced the |
engagement of their daughter, Pa-
tricia Ann, to Robert L
He is the son of Mr and Mrs
Henry Johnson, also of Rochester
No wedding date has been set
Makes Study
leader Clement Attlee on the floor
of the House of Commons
The row over Beven split the
Labor party nearly in two from
the top to the rank and file
» Bevan has clashed with the party
and even defied official |
by his bitter opposition, PONTIAC TOWNSHIP — A Pon-
particularly to West German re- tiac Township woman, Dr. Mary
. J. Guthrie of the Detroit Institute
Some critics have accused Bevan of Cancer Research has succeed-
of trying to wrest the leadership | ed in controlling the growth of
of the party and the prime minis-; ovaries removed from newborn
tership if Labor should win mice, it was announced by the
Bevan himself has insisted he is, American Cancer Society which
to get Attlee's job but | helped support the project
merely wants to change the diree-| Dr. Guthrie resides at 2400 Har- tion the party is going—both at mon Road.
home and foreign policy. , | i |
Ovaries of Mice Reveal!
Clues to Cancer Growth.
time and by the amount of oxygen
used by the tiny bit of tissue
She removes both ovaries from
a@ mouse at birth and places one in
a nutrient containing blood plasma
and juice squeezed out of chick
embryos The other lives in an-
other dish on the same fare but
fortified with the amino acids, vit-
amins, nucleic acids, hormones or
other substances to be tested for
their growth-promoting properties
The greatest stimulus to growth
has proved to gonadotrophic
hormone which the pituitary nor
mally produces to stimulate sex
glands.
This same hormone can make
ovaries tumorous, be Johnson. |
. whee a pituitary product is
Crash Injures Two sitet, catare, tm win
at Rochester Corner | 1: tram ica’ wan out Two persons were | stimulate the at glands, the
injured in a collision at Wilcox’ *®yreld and the adrenals,
| Dr, Guthrie is interested in learn-
driven by Mrs. Alta Free ing how the ovary grows,
man, of 1747 Sylvan Glen, Keego raw materials it uses in building
Harbor, and Lyle J. Kittridge, 218 | its cells and what forces
S. Main St. struck each other. by the number of dividing cells
Injured were Mrs. Freeman's seen under the microscope at one
son Ronald, 12, who received a ee
broken collar bone, and Mrs. Irene
Meyers. Ti of 38 Latayece St. Dale Stafford Sets Pontiac.
She is in fair ition in Pon-
tiac General Hospital, with mul-
tiple head cuts.
—_—_— -——_ +- —_- ——
Marlette School County Appearance | Dale Stafford, Republican candi-
date for election April 4 to the
State Board of Agnculture. will
Wants GOP street in Royal Oak. according to Gets $700 Gift
for Library Use — oskiana County Gor Chairman
MARLETTE — A gift of $700) Now Greenville Daily News pub
for the school library of the new lisher, Stafford was formerly sports
Bea McDonald Elementary School editor of the Pontiac Press. His
has been amnounced by the Mar- running mate for the other position
lette Board of Education on the board which controls Michi-
The gift was made by Mr. and gan State College is incumbent
Mrs. Roy McDonald with the sug- Sarah Van Hoosen Jones. of Roch-
gestion that $50 be made available ester,
to teachers of each room to pur-, Their Democratic opponents are
chase books suitable to their pupils. William E. Baker. of Mesick. in
Mrs. McDonald was a teacher in Wexford County and Connor D
the Marlette schools for 30 years.| Smith, of Standish, in Arenac
and the new school was named in County.
her honor.
In making the gift, Mrs. Mc-
Donald wrote:
‘Because of our interest in the
boys and girls of the Mariette Com
‘New Cub Pack
Organized; 30
perience of boys and girls In addition 1) of the bovs
fo Close Saturday LANSING & — Republicans and Genesee, Lapeer PTA Edson Doolittle
cubmaster .
The pack will meet on the fourth
Thursday of each month who was appointed
Democrats will differ in the wind t ike mest men ‘. nd
up of their campaigns for the “Apri Groups Plan Meet | ‘dvutted te barbers mp (ubbard ALMONT (,enesse and La | admitted he idles away the time | 4 election, : thumbing through magazines John Feikens Republican state beer district PTA groups will hold | _
chairman, asked Repub! « An work. @ Special meeting at the Almont Those se X y magazines are
ers to cease active campaigning ‘ meregational Church Thursday | chock-full) of lonely heart< ads
Saturday night so that all may ob 4! 9 a om the major said “And some of
serve Paim Sunday Mrs. Charles Neldrett. first vice- | 'hose people make a living at bilk
Republican vice chairman president and a candidate for state
Catherine Gibson «aid ‘lt would
be well if everyone engaged in Speakers
the spring campaign would ob and see a good-looking stunt in serve this day, which ushers in me windaw voy aelk - and It's too dangerous to just go oyt
holy week, and refrain from par | eas il take it But wl von } with anyone and most of the men : *. ' ' e ‘ wen ‘
tisan political campaigning walk further , an attra | nowadays that go out just can't i ; me see a c- oe
Democratic headquarters re . ‘ | be trusted
. | ive-look ng woman vou can't walk
ported its campaign would dup | It is easy to get a date bv |
} t rs) up to her and say. ‘T hke \vour} - with a television Sunda tue om making passes in the nearest bar i 91° ae jlooks Tl take you he said vs might at lb pm Dy wrote a J3-vear-old college student
It said Go W ' itd Hubbard also believes some But I'm looking for a woman
speak on the progran ' the | persons need advice and guid) i who would be mv best. friend
others to appear had net ; ance in choosing a suitable lsweetheart and wife all in. one
lected, but that the program would helpmert. | [ am not in the market for a mere
ve igh level i on ° im : | moi weg A high “ aie If you bred livestock hike vou | Stress ica
‘Screwy’ Police Exam
Cools Rookie’s Ambition
DETROIT (UP) A young as-
Pirant for the suburban Dearborn
police explained today why he
stalked out of the police academy
after passing preliminary examina
tions |
“I don't want to be a’ member} |
ef any force that gives such screwy
examinations he explained
SHOES [;. FAMILY Orthopedic Shoe Speciation
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MRS. DELBERT BREEDING .
Vir. and Mrs. William Kutsogents
of 3851 Sashabaw Rd., have an-
nounced the recent marriage of
ther daughter. Judy, to Delbert |
Breeding, of 2375 Opdyke Rd. He}
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
! Breeding.
tebe Be. Daten Lake
speak Thursday at § p.m. in the,
social welfare building on Willams |
PTA president. will be among the |
y
breed show this by removing both ovar-
what | jes from a mouse and burying one
of them in the animal's spleen
| The sex hormone produced by
| this ovary is drained into liver and destroyed there — it
never does get into the ani-
mal's circulating blood Because
lof this blood deficiency of the
hormone, the pituitary continues
| producing prodigious amounts of
| konadotrophic hormone in a futile
; effort to stimulate the ovary to
replenish the depleted blood supply
of its hormone
Under this stimulus. the ovary
grows, works overtime producing
hormone that never reaches the
| pituitary and eventually becomes
tumorous
Dr. Guthrie has noted that the
ovary early in the process of be
coming cancerous, breaks down
the connective tissue which runs
| through it and divides various
parts of the ovary into tiny com
| partments Dr. Guthrie and other scientists
the,
Orvie to Masquerade as Dan Cupid THE PONTIAC PREAA WEDNESDAY. wAgCH _ eee eo
Asked to Join Civil Defense’ Program
Increase in Pay Approved
for Walled Lake Teachers: ‘Meeting Tonight
for Registration Ten Week Courses
Traffic,
MILFORD—AI! Milford veterans
have been asked to join either aux- Fire Training | Scheduled to Present
|
}
ihary fire or police groups to be
“Trained in’ case of an enemy al-
tack
The vets have been alerted to
attend the first in a series of meet-
ings tonight at 7:30 pm. at the
American Legion Hall, to begin a
| 10 week training course
Many veterans will be assigned
to handie traffie problems, or
| mass fire alarms, accerding to
fense Director of Milford village
and township.
Tonight Capt. John Wolf and Set
J. F. Gillow of the Berkley Police
Department will be hand
| begin fingerprinting. lovalty oaths
and taking applications from inter-
ested men
The men will be trained to close
off all roads leading into Milford
as it is expected there will be a
tremendous onrush of evacuees
from Detroit, in case of an attack,
Mrs. Eberle said on to
mer °
meat. Men will receive instruc.
tions with the lecal fire equip-
ment, and will be trained on
procedure of fighting small fires.
There is a great possibility of
small bombs being dropped at ran-
to Mrs. Eberle
All veterans, whether they be-
long to the American Legion. the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, or are
not affiliated with any veteran or-
ganization, have been urged to at-
tend the start of the courses by
Mrs. Eberle
Mrs. Eberle gave a three hour
refresher coutse at the Presbv-
terian Church last night for %5
women who had been previously
trained in first aid and disaster
work
Incorporation Asked
by Farmington Area A petition has been filed with
Oakland County Clerk Lynn
ship as the Village of Wood Creek
Farms
The approximate boundanes of
the area’ are Twelve. Thirteen,
123 of the 34> people in the sec
tion signed the petition
If approved bv the Board of
a vote on. the
corporation proposed in
+
Mrs. Melvina Fherie, Civil De- |
dom, in the rural areas, according
Minister Leads
Flock in Making
Profit on Farm
ORANGEVILLE — The St
Francis Episcopal Mission here
has gone back to the farm for
means to support its religious
activities and its minister, the
Rev. Donald Swinton
On a #-acre tract owned by the
congregation the minister and
volunteers from the congregation
last year raised a crop of beans and
~corn for w net profit of about $1,000
to the church treasury
Church and minister have gone
in for diversified farming even on
their limited acreage. In addition
to last year's harvest from six
acres of beans and six acres of
corn, they set out about 1,500 pine
' trees.
They now have about 6,000
pines, including the plantings of
previous years. In a few years
they hope to cut 1,000 pines a
year and sel them for Christmas
trees.
The Rev Swinton was. comptrol-
ler of Charlevoix before he entered
the ministry. While serving Char-
levoix in that capacity, he operat-
ed a 2>acre farm as a hobby and
even kept a small dairy herd. Then
he went to the Roan Ridge exper
mental farm of the Fpiscopal
Church near Kansas City, Mo
where Episcopal ministers are
trained in supplementing church
income on tracts owned by the con-
gregations.
On light, sandy soil they produced
an average of 45 bushels of corn
highly encouraging by the Rev
Swinton and his volunteer workers
Cand 0 Gets Order
fo Install Warning
today will have the effect of forc to the acre. a harvest considered. education has granted a new mini-
mum salary demanded by teach-
ers, but rejected the maximum
proposed by the istructors
Minimum pay of $3.800 for teach-
ers with a bachelor’s degree. and
of $3,600 and $3.800
The board set the maximum
in next year’s contracts at $5,100
and $6,500, a $300 increase over
the $4,800 and $5,200 in present
contracts.
Teachers had sought a jump to
UN. Discusses
Border Friction | Seeks to Quiet Frontier
| Between Israel - Egypt
After Censure Action
_ UNITED NATIONS. NY. ww —
Having condemned Israel for the
| Gaza attack last month, the UN.
| Security Council turned today to
| discussion of ways to pacify the
explosive Israeli-Egyptian frontier.
Up for debate in today’s meeting
of the 11-nation council was a
Western-sponsored resolution ask
jing both countries to cooperate
|with Maj. Gen. FE. L
‘of Canada, UN_ truce chief in
| Palestine, on steps to stop border
| crossing
By unanimous vote
adopted another the council
guilty of a prearranged army at- $5,300 and $5,700 for maximums. |
M. Burns
Western-backed
LANSING (-A State Public | resolution last night holding Israel
Service Commission order issued reach the maximum in 10 years, |
and with masters in 12. © ~ |
Teachers pay will be given every
other Friday, the board decided
instead of the first and 15th of the
$4.000 for those with a master's | month.
were approved. This is a $200)
boost over the previous minimums | board decided to allow teachers” to On a one-year, trial basis. the
take one of their 10 annual sick
leave days for persona! business
This-will not be allowed on days |
immediately preceding or follow- |
ing a school holiday, however.
Christmas vacation fer teach- |
ers will begin at least two days |
before Christmas, the board has
decided. A teacher request for
a longer Easter holiday failed .
te gain the approval of the school
beard, however.
In other action. the board au-
thorized the purchase of five W
passenger school buses. and ¢on-
tinued discussion on the acquisi
tion of an eight-acre site for a new
elementary buniding
option to purchase the land at Pon-
tiac Trail and Decker Road when
it is prepared by attorneys.
Bills Change Dates
of Board Meetings LANSING w — Gov. Williams
signed four bills into law yester-
day. including two to revamp the
meeting schedules of tax allocation
and state equalization boards
The new schedules result from a
state Supreme Court decision re-
quiring the state equalized valua-
tions to be used as a basis for
levying local property taxes \
The board agreed to accept an \
tack Feb. 28-on Egyptian forces Romeo Village
Insurance Firm
to Open Office ROMEO — A new building to
house the offices of the Miller
Insurance Agency will be opened
1 to 6 pm.
The recently completed structure
is located at 67920 S. Van Dyke
Rd. It is also the branch office
of the secretary of state.
Tom Raymond and Alex Galton
announced today their-new estab-
lishment will be open for business
at the new location on Saturday.
County Deaths
Peter J. Beck
HAZEL PARK — Service for
Peter J. Beck, 70, of 419 E. Myers,
will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the
Ashley Funeral Home, with burial
in Oakview Cemetery. He died
Tuesday.
Surviving is his widow. Dora.
two sons, John P. of Pontiac, and ©
Peter W. at home, and a grand
daughter.
Mrs. Gara Bell Carpenter
ROMEO—Service for Mrs. Clara
Rell Carpenter, 87, of 205 Pillson
St. will be held at 2 pm. Thurs-
day at the Roth Home for Fu-
nerals.'with burial in Romeo Ceme-
tery. She died Monday
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs
Gladys Blakely of Romeo, and two
sons, Harold Carpenter of Romeo
and Frank Churchill of Detroit.
George Blum
ROMEO — Service for George
Blum, 78. of 70080 McVicar Rd
will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at
Roth's Home for Funerals, with
burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery,
Detroit. He died Tuesday.
Surviving besides his widow,
Anna, are two sons, Edwin of Sag-
inaw and Frederick of Romeo, a
ing a settlemem im a dispute be-| in the Gaza strip Egypt occupies
D.|
Allen to incorporate a one-square- |
mile section of Farmington Town. | tween several of the state's rail-
roads and the State Highway De-
partment
The commission ordered
ing of M137 at Interlochen
Grand Traverse County
Local residents have been cam-
one The Western proposal. sponsored
The railroads and the highway | bY United States, Britain and department have been disputing | France, was approved at the same
| over which should pay the costs | Meeting at which it was intro-
of such installation.
In the--past, rauroads
contract with the highway depart-
ment under which the state paid
installation charges and the rail-
roads paid the maintenance costs
Inkster and Middlebelt Rds. Some | An attorney general's opimon last |
must be held the vear
| shared
| The dispute has held up a num- costs
Supervisors a date will be set for | ber of such installations throughout
The commission order the state
‘ig expected to force a showdown.
‘Hubbard Ponders Marriage Bureau
|
|
DEARBORN
ville Hubbard (UP)
who beheves Mayor Or
the
munity School. ..where I experi- ° end of government !s the happiness
enced so many happy years. Rov Join Its Rank of the people plans fo operate
“ and |, would like to make a gift to| PONTIAC LAKE King Ar ® city marriage Duresu so many
the Bea McDonald School library ithur and His Round Table" was of his Jonely constituents may
“We believe this is an appro- the theme used at a recent meet-{ UV happily ever after
priate gift inasmuch as the love of ing at Pontiac Lake School to} Hubbard. known as “Orie” to
books ig one of the most highly organize Cub Pack No ™& The; the more than 100,000 residents of;
desired outcome of-the school now pack took in-30)> members. | this industrial Detroit suburb. said
he got the idea when a heartsick
“thet Baber pire renin | wetetrerer eect tie Tre Oe Tey eT |
) find him a suitable mate.
Although the widower even
tally found qa new mate on his
| @ewn hook, Hubbard said he never
| forget the incident, j
!
ing the public.”’
Hubbard also noted the
in diffieul
meeting a desirable mate
“When you walk down the street
people, you soon wouldn't jhave any beef or pork that's fit
jto eat” Hubbard said
| Actually, my marriage bureau
jis a substitute for the Japanese
idea. whereby parents pick the
mates
When vou get older and have
| more discretion vou don't: marrv
because you take ai faucy to a
jpair of hips or a hank of han
Pomanily, Pm interested in aid
old. whether they're bachelors
widowers, widows or have been
divorced "" Hubbard said
When Hubbard's idea was
made public, the Dearborn City
Hall received several hundred
letters and telephone calls, some
from as far away as New York
and twe from spinsters in Scot
land.
“T have never been married be-
fore ,
But I never have had anything
| against it. These mail order clubs
have not been worth the time.
effort or expense involved, so I
| hope your service can do better.”’
| Another middle-aged miss wrote
Hubbard said he plans to have |
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TOYS FOR BOYS
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wrote one elderly woman. , 'to Make Lonely Dearbornites Happy | @ detailed application form com.
piled for ¢ mate-seck-
ers. He said the form will in
clude a detailed medical ques-
tionaire and questions on per-
sonal histery and will be “per.
sonal te the point of being
snoopy.”
The interested persons will be
invited to his office and will be
Then. Hubbard will gracefully
and discreetly slip from the room
ti t) had a
a
| The rest will be up to Dan Cupid planned
_ a oe i . | Thirty-eight Egyptians and eight
| Israelis were killed in the battle.
The resolution condemned the at-
; the | tack as a violation of the UN.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to! Charter, the council's 1948 Pale-
instal] flashing lights at its cross-| stine cease-fire order and the 1949
| Egypt-Israeli armistice agreement
j It also called on Israel for “‘all
; prevent
paigning for the installation, con-| such actions” and said both sides tending the crossing-is a dangerous | necessary measures to
should observe the armistice pact
duced. Russia voted in favor of it
PATRICIA NELSON
Mr. and Mrs. Harry EF Nelson
jof 3425 Highland Blvd.. Milford.
have announced the engagement of
ther daughter, Patricia June. to
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King. of
Ferndale. A June 11 wedding is “(Poll Advertisement)
eliews the precious rule of
} Presumed innecent until he is
| able doubt.
In a
Township, the
increasing.
the utmost
A LAWYER
While it is important te
still it ts ef utmest skill and
This Election...
Make No Mistatke
RE-ELECT
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Waterford Township
— LOCAL ATTORNEY —
a VETERAN —
DEMOCRAT
| NO MISTAKES? Is there living a persen whe never made a mistake”
\ Nevertheless, if you are before a Court charged with an
offense against the People of the State of Michigan, vou ap-
te a Judge whe acts independently of the Police and
American law that a person is
community such as out here in Waterford
number of cases a
— of them will
To Tuts OFFICE.
punish
tha to make mistakes. This is especially true of a y person whe
may be before the J for the tirst the, A little time spent ... a little understa .» » with a helping hand
and a smile . . can work wonders here.
| Donald E.
proven guilty beyond a reason-
ring before our Judges is
complex and will uire
training. You should T
for mistakes already made.
t the offender not continue Under the new laws. which go ‘ister. Mrs. Richard Zenow, and
into effect immediately, county tax ,& brother, both of Detroit, and
allocation boards will have the cur- | two grandsons.
rent year's state equilization on | Leam Pringle
hand when they make their pre 1 APEER — Service for Leam _ liminary orders and will be able to pringie, 79. of 1240 Five Lakes
make the final orders after the
the Rd., will be held at 1:3 pm. Fri
day at the Beulah Church of the
Nazarene, with burial at Stiles
Cemetery by the Baird Funeral
Home. He died Tuesday
Surviving are his widow, Jessie
three sons. Lloyd. Clarence and
Leam, all of Lapeer. a sister, Mrs final determination of state
equalization.
The allocation board meetings
were changed from the first Mon-
day in May to the third Monday in
May and the date for the final
allocation order was fixed at not
later than the first Monday in garah Miller, of Brantford, Ont
June. and eight grandchildren.
Christian N. tsager
Civil Defense Meeting
Called for Township SOUTHFIELD TOWN SHTP —
Service for Christian N. Isager,
Liiden Arthur+enge Hee the sort
CLARKSTON — All citizens of
Independence Township have been
urged to attend a special civ)
defense meeting in the Sashabaw
Plains Schooj on Maybee Rd
Thursday night at 8 p.m
Robert G_ Phillips, civil defense
director for the township an-
nounced today that a special pro
gram of interest to all will
heid
West Long Lake Road
| Widening Project Starts
Work has begun on widening a
four-mile stretch of W. Long Lake
Rd, between Orchard Lake and
| Telegraph Rd.. according to Oak-
land County Road Commission
Chairman Lee O. Brooks
The Max R. Frisinger Co. of
+ Ann Arbor. was awarded the con-
tract on a low bid of $156.738
said Brooks
The wrdening from 16 to 22 feet
will be done after ditching and
tree removal is completed be 60. of 15767 Kirkshire, will be held
at 3pm. Thursday at the William
Sullivan and Son Funeral Home.
Royal Oak, with entombment in
White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.
He died Tuesday.
Surviving besides his widow.
Minnie, are two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Anderson and Mrs. D. Myers,
both of Los Angeles, California.
Mrs, Lewell Whiteman
KEEGO HARBOR — Rosary
service for Mrs. Lowell FE. (Olive
I.) Whiteman, 49, of 2363 Hester
Ct.. will be said at 8 p.m. Thurs-
day at the C. J. Godhardt Fu-
neral Home. with further services
at Our Lady of Refuge Church
at 10 am. Friday and burial in
Mt. Hope Cemetery. She died
Tuesday.
Surviving besides her husband
are a son, James of Keego Har-
bor, two sisters. Mrs. Luella F.
Dale of Keego Harbor, Mrs
Charles Haddon of Pontiac, and a
brother, Gilbert P. Mariner, of
Richmond.
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that he would welcome a bull in| img Gust off a Limoges pitcher | minutes and be sprinting down busy FORA ] the china section in preference w| 8nd mervously eyeing a small | streets, having committed petty
a feet footed child who is intent girl. meee. cpesing. sat tom ol GARDEN on seeing ! “unbreakable” “Now youngster peace before Mamma can
labejs are for real. \ ee ,,| the chase. ~ The latter group is
One such merchant pointed to his | VF there, under counter—""| called “outgoing” though “long : graying locks, and prematurely | ‘#94 shortly I would have to take | gone” might be niore accurate 4
shaking hands. “Yipes!” said he.| her since she was my very own | Couple of years Ss
here are writing my obituary in| dive head first into that basket of | ome kind or y speed shorthand. The toddlers I| crystal goblets and her mother | P@Y the man for :
figure are better off at home. In| (self-conscious cough from cus- “Officer—did
here they yell to go to the bat®|tomer) will blame me for having | Steak with : room, want a lollipop or are for-/the basket there. ‘Well, what can | Vicinity? : ever killing sales,” he groaned. you expect if you keep fragile | Tanks . . aces ;
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after partition ot this subcontinent | t0 be elsewhere than testing into two’ nations, India's govern- some ment is spending at $137,172.00) a year for retegee| S20PPing tripe—nobody to leave
rehabilitation. them
of Rehabili- | Pretty steep every sou. The Indian.
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displaced Hindus from and Certain astute
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crushed to death yesterday when ™*y 1.0344 “ : : To SS Gorse!’ Be . “" DETROIT EUGs M&Pdy .: 32@ Goodrich 6323 a tractor he was driving over e DETROIT. March 30 (AP) —Bg Motors 112 Goodyear 60
turned and fell on him. State Police Thinks U § ceesee, \Cneee imclused, tederal-ctate | 28 SOM By Bren Fale «38 while ~- wa inites Grade A jumbo 41-48, wid av Smen ... 008 ret 8 313
Davis was pulling out a tree stump 4 ane Tel & Tel 180.2 oll . 4
] ar ey eras Orage & Jombe 44-47, wid ave Tod . 66.6 Hayes Mf my
WASHINGTON w-italian Pre-| arse Gane ai% anes Oop ae potions ? ) . & q Bomesie ......
Market Cent ....., 07
mier Mario Scelba winds up com-| cum en ei) nthe sane ee os tes od Bt ea
ferences with top U.S. olfictals| Sccred varius Dry O 203 foteriah Ir... 221 apparently convinced | Siem Au Retin 371 it Harv 12
United States will support his plan - vse Mie 2 4 Paper ee ee
for a disa DETROIT Balt & On 28 it Ear’ Tel 27
The inistration xpected hy euler apis Bendix Av ise Jecoos 4} adm was ¢ y ive = Vv acobs ..... 4)
hens ‘ 2 John . 2. lca es mara fs attitude toward neary oe Bein Bigel.13h 4 Jones & Hy
Scelba's proposals late today in a ew al eaphoatace Bor fv... eisey May.... ie |
| final communique summing up re-| ibs) 47-48; old roosters 12 Bond ours... ie Kime cis Sa
sults of three days of talks. Lachere, Weeder Seed wart: :j> S22 Kroces 98. .... 201) * ¢ Brun Balke ... 264 Lib McN&L... 161 | Advance indications were that CHICAGO POULTR Budd Co..... 3 & My.... st President Eisenhower would en- CHICAGO, March 28 (AP) - Live poul- Calan en wi i a} | pomed Aire ia
we-Grove dorse Scelba’s idea for a meeting | Gey "t'113 ‘coopn 12271} foe) tab. | CRMPB WY... $0 | Lene 8 com... at
of nine Western nations in Paris porte " Pat... 20.5 Mack Trk.... 20.7 May to seek to lay the fryers 33 fh hens Corse 8, aere Ol.... 46
for a later disarma- Cater Trac... 064 Mead Cp * Be ; vee... 984 xB Ph. FE 2-8357 J) ment conference with Russia. ; con Ts 00 .. wt td cok ea
It was not clear whether Eisen- Foreign Exchange eet. Ch .1112 would agree that all nine Ches & Oh .. 47 Mont Ward .. 17.3)
NEW YORK, March 30 NW .. 173 Pa... 23. | said should be included at a a follow {Orest Britain le Cop oP Motor Wheel ee Long.
arms reduction conference dolisha, Cities Sve ||. 604 Mueller Br || 37. Canadian dolier vee j ** 34 | Rem Rand Russia as Scelba suggests. market 1% per cent wip | Sad Murray Cp -. 46) Molding
| oente, . Cluett Pea ... 442 Nat Cash R $23 | Repub ou Great Britain rope: . Cola ...1166 Nat Dairy ... 383| Reyn_ Met.. up 1/33 of @ Palm .. 656 Nat Gyps ... 48. Tod B..
Great Binete . futures oO $4 het Steel || oe ore 1/3 o's coat: Oneal Br Pw. 43 Nat Thea .:.. #6 | Sat Nireey pt 48 463 NY Cent we Bt me Can ... 60 MP: | ot
crane me Bp peae ree oe pe ee CTT ee oe or it.
of & cent, Cree G2 New Am. gy °) gocony’y 380 unchanged: » | Curtiss Wr 21.6 Ohle Ou... 1 Sinclair se egnnend: Duttgertasé (france) Det, Bdts 33.1 Qliver 4 -. 162 gee ay need, Dis C Beng 30.6 Dwens Ill Gt 1084 u Ry 14.8, A 6 Sparks W
Latin A Doug Aire... 1718 Bann ai\s wpchonged: Brae! Dow Chem £55 Param Piet 3 | ota ¢ ‘ . 3 ‘ene - rte | ener Mesice £01, unchanged; V } te Nee Parke De 1) gt
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e Ei Auto L | 386 Phelps Dn... $88 | Stevens :
Business Notes ESS" Reso Rt Ee Emer Rad .... 146 Philip Mor... 39.4) Stude- a
. roan Re Pails Mills. ia | Swine Aterney James G. crate will w-EelL-O woh rit 3... 4) Sriv
open new law offices a Pon- | Paird eee 37 =—6 Pullman...... . mas
, wl pe6 Pure o§F . |... “| tiac State Bank Bidg. Friday. Bui"! HY Radio Gp...) 426) Thomp
Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7 ~ ooo orn See WP me | PO eee
WAIVE IN RESTAURANT REAL ESTATE EN | CURB GIRLS WANTED STONY’s | gee ae ore spoons (a4 . d real | grive m 3000 Milcabem Leake |
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5 Ip Sore "Pap. |ERPERTENCED Bal VSIA CEs tie | geri ioree” ctnarea Meare | netahbors 4 Plats te - mH ss. core iu ree chiié@ren days. vement in piowiriED SERVICES | Sommmiseion win Telecare fe | 1: Res. | Some cooking cu otormect. Bad |
fim Pupera! Home. | BEZERIESCED CTomplete chares | oson GIRL, MARRIED { com .
Gatéseertsy Donelson-Johns of Kitchen °ADgiy person Mar Who cam qualify te os | Comer isons tet a Ba FUNERAL HOME ; en NED POR PUNER —minghom. 2 p. ¢ pm. oer. Sr’ | ata PANT TINE SALES. | to 3.
SPERIENCED PRE ccna. Dest necessary
cece EUS:
bot to sell Pull or part
@00d commis
yard master. Johnson
«th Ne. yard office.
600D BUMP AND PAINT MAN | preferred.
youtes Bill's Collision Shop XK. Saginaw
Switchman. Apply General BENTAL AMiTARE. Peperience
\us capertonce, | sumper to |
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SALESMAN TENCED WA and delivering plants start work at once. Age
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EM 3-421] 8145 Commerce Ra. Junior Accountant
OBS OPEN IN U §. Junior Executive m. Europe To $15,000. Trav. Junior Saie-
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Detroit 7; TEm- | soe PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDO | MEN TO SELL Junior Trainee ce. No experience necessary. |
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seen this evening at
Griffin Funeral Home
REESE, MARCH 2% 1955 LOTTIE! Ann. 7 8 Frencts
age 68 beloved wife of Danie!
M Reese Gear tister of Charles
will be announced
41 Sheridan. Pontiac age 67
loved wife of Eggar T
Thursday evening at & po
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North ‘Cherroles. oo. ‘| te Bet’ a . e ween
werd Birmingham. | § Pr bigte BirioUs MAN WANTED j
at Once “xs | MEN INTERESTE’ IN TRAININO | good pay 78 or TV jobs see our ad
Classification r
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Jon a busy | pepe Can rm a = ee
POSITION AVATLABLE ADJUsT- er
- #161 oe With pations! concern. Must
| Ad DRIVERF FULT OR PART figh school eraduate 1 yr Company paid
| _Wmsurence Apply 10] W, Huron, Salary company car paid ace-
CHEVROLET. . tion insurance benefits paid by | —_ company steady employment A
ply Commercial Credit Corp
N Saginaw. Fiint. or 19951 Liv-
ernoise. Detroit lege. ace te 2 sing
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work with manager. No
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Thompson Oreeshonees Inc, 1888 GIRL OR WOMAN. —Bosie Lake Rd. Milford. im. MI 6-0802 TRAINER | WC Well established national Avu- LIVE
MAN HOUSEWORK. office ott Finance Company. with Write, OL | chdid. Stay nights fast
ing for trainee to earn advancee GOOD FOR a
ment to m assignments. where
‘Ss | Insur- j branches in 140 cities, has
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tof soveint AVON COSMETICS. PLEASANT! ton ones “or Ton am Fr
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3 Lest & Found — 24) Wid. Contracts, Migs. 32, FUNNY BUSINESS |
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| Files eee Ree R| t NQersting we reeves ete’ weet HERBERT C. DAVIS. -aymen
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are you may | 45 WN Ls e |
Sr crtan a eee made ‘ score tome vome. built on ag zs :
c ‘ COODELL REALTY joel “discharee and 6 Ger
or ecully ti vour
- K. L. Templeton, Realtor
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Rochester Ré. uN 1919 sy own io is Pe, “¢ ony a8 - | ten pSTONE REALTY CO. || {ron fetee Sacome Reve’ | ELIZABET 2 s : 2. @auy: Sua. ' te 6 Tena mover ae Pa een | LAKE
ANN | He Maoweer"rriatios, Roe! = PSTATES
| "D. CHARLES : ™ enn | | acca c 1717 iL | BEAUTIFULLY BUILT RANCH Here's rea) comfort for the
BENJAMIN D BACKUS, __ Bre OFFERS: Would “ie teu ‘ang move be with fu bevement'e
| enw. 8 . We are buying sad selling land | Vacant- mri eneetel intends Lncet't ove glows seaved resin ree . = TODA =] acant=- XFORD HOME Elssbete Lske Erase : Quick oot, iealement Small Down Payment =; AF Wig, Demme, offering § rooms llenes on ay beach . 2 bedroom w. large with deta. Well loca’ ip good . &. ‘ NICHOLIE living room Mitehew se | ree eeor, rede scheg. e to protect your So
. ee . close to. 8 ond bes MeABiieh Rea ESTATE $10,950 $2,180 down Don't be alarmed, it’s only my husband taking a shower— line. Full price $9000. Oxtord, OA 63123 WHI
Wanted Res as usual, with the bathroom door open!” Off Joslyn _,80 ACRES
CASH FOR HOUSES Practically new § room Near Grand River 000 I wilh sel) your house or farm w stairway un- ver |
Libs /rioerssf, GS _Rent Apts, Furnished 33] Rent Houses Unturn 36) Sat ie hee SRE ES) ~©=— BROS, Z +] RS ey BROKER a AMD BATH, UTILITIES WALLED LAKE MODERN CON. driveway to Seui30, “Rear oan, o, ait own SESS | prone ont FALTOM oe 9.
: Rote eee | “ | Si kiran other WASOW CREW, RV AITASTE | pret dormir, center Fe bee | Bie ee ros! Veet, Nom semangerery tene| © ALGRIM, BROKER | a bet) fled beautifully Pontiac Fie | —_PE_¢6002. Open evenin mal accepted rina veom ‘eit frepiocs, _e aoa pa “SaaS” Pooting Trai |
MODERNIZE | aaaatreee FE 2 ED. NORDMAN Pontiac Laundry L ATE
AN ie .
YOUR HOME | _S$ie0"" __ TE | you COULD SEE entrance
' . on GREE: : :
46 Acres— love with this 4 bunge
Remodeled Home wee tee. ao ag feat fe
vel farm within | © serden :
Steeee ERTL | Every Nicht ca bres rca at . Sto 8. |
Bloomfield Highlands Gita lakes, 8 dnsee els. |." Btaabet "ine &
sel on 1% eeste aper |Aqouns MEIONTS. Nice
pobttsresetal [Ratan caus, § scot
a Teeth is eel ares |" Ne neo Elizabeth Lake Front ni brick 3 dedroom |WEST SIDE. Brick Income com- BIN 3
Se pice ie Ret Peete tec Sova | Siete? Sarat Site‘sote “ne reine | Res eT 2s Aad
inate Me! Joseph F. Reisz ‘
mu | R A I be ara FE 20m Any jon
mom OY AAnnett NC.|TGedrocoe dt Downy ws vu bed tem Zo
| 38 E. Muron 37103 For GM Truck or Beidwin Rub- ws ih apply pines for emnstrvc: orn tas aot Bens" em dining own
Trucks to Rent tor employee rem, | te = wall to wall = = aed lot or vacant tand
Thanos cree eg maneelte™ | Teta iy fe mate NIT ak sat oe tps Deeg sts Pontiac Farm and List yer preserty with ws ONE
Building Supplies 12A Industrial Tractor Co. . J R HIL I Z, Ss * ;
AAA-1 BLDG. MATERIALS Coen i a™Q aoe ERRALIY ' De you lie m a basement or | . :
. an incomp'ete home end want | ome CLEA lia:
oo, bala? Over 500 oatiefied cus- A‘ free. 23-1580. erticles 4 BEDROOMS
_Vress Box MAN W y*) WANTS 3 ' a etery Be called Pec ee ra Sure, tc ner of Pierce St. and Gray Ct. : Only three lef of beautiful — Bi.mingham (near City » al E TE modern te the minute homes with . material for tale ee salesman 5 : . mirror eak floors. lovely iota Tae encouueet fe
om job 6 te ¢ kindling van serve vou. 6mith . that of
= ere Pherace— | Wis. Homehol , ca! seca ogi eb | Bis tigi © wesinent Sereeee TS sae sere FURNITURE NEEDED Peres, bet pb oe oe A gene cur homes comet be besten. A T ] ~ business and commercial | Ny ROE CLE Doms eet aes FT $400 TO G1 -There J
Afootines field te ol ee 25 AND 5: Get the R Knauf. Realtor : = ser ' : 4 it tie oe ; <4 voasasED BUNGALOW . . ay or for less money. OLive for 8. American Van | Sem oy ’ | Be 5 boakt pow" LTOR -
ce TREE gece She ae SS | ee Ne a ee ee er Roe Ane, You oa Ee ee ae a —Hinsas. Sot or Fe bt ee | eg gag tal alee FE MieMa oPormas om| Reenter Petre | | Sinha heen as | A & B TRENCHIN ogg RR taser roma ony r | gehaes ‘pa he, a ep eoshins Templeton water tile. Field tile. payments are scarce, trbde your share casey, | | We @ buy! : m and 6 top stove
a or Parties concerned Call us. Bo ob m. 7 | legen Close to plant Pm 61198 PEF SX SUR geret anc. ok ale ho Steen a qrencent Lake Area
repaired by factory mn 7 ot on briek rancher W e bedroom we sircwr lore. UgucralBunioe “E | awa QORRIS & SON | Rent Apts, Unturnished 34 Convalescent Homes 38A| fret siren bys and | | BEAUTIFUL, Buwoalow =| Le path Siew er 2. 4 rence - - Waren eet enn enemas from the large 18x18 hiv’ Por dolla: value on the market | ester large BOxi20 ft "ts
wi anos gg ues nore pee eo | ke eet | Reka | Spee oo Os ICE SERVICE | TERIOR, INTERIOR PAI "| Sra T ond F eetreoe tence NE CON finO WOME Vi.| plartored, passed walle, Sie bungalow with stairway to attic. White Lake Rd. APPLIANCE ICE | a. Er Us Bt DR AUCTIO ia @e Ioighte eee, beth and reine ae teageest ceramic | 4 room modern with large wtilb wanes ® of refrieer- insid INTINO BY EXPE! r_yen, OA 3-200. = Ng Nae 3 a, Hotel Rooms Pp ine sok” de ae § | Poanens oe etc | nites “igaete seo emg
aD types of a sana of furnitu: rh . este 2, ee Tinstneal. cone drive ana eee. | =e "dn ‘cofoer
gu snore . a Cr ownne oa sien or on | Wt Miscollancous 28) COMPLETE Nore oe BURIN ROY VO NEIL. Realtor | Aresince"sii'bie 7 ee aided Hine rome helt chansel Laity: - . Also } or 2 ry ents. cet te farm trector * phecd
vidoes me (fe chins "itee win ood ere 9% Real Estate Service and ; i aubure _ a ‘eine oo Sant? Be at OAGaE OF LARD Er ide “se alls ead wine, estimates, Reasonable FE — oe ® | HOTEL LT A HOME | girmctive ive family consisting Fisher y
Pree est. — > - OM. 4 OVE. | wEWLY DECORA ROOMS 610 {OME OF five lovely rooms end fire- from modern block
Chimney Work ainting & Wall Washing une YOUR OWN ame A A Fy a Cae
kinds ‘ enna ant oes Ly Prive | hs rows "Pon Seminole Hills feort and ered walls tarot. ‘ ee eon
repaired apd cleaned. We are e | _ oxpert strance. Cou Fe Wunow CLEAN MODERN any sppointinse “es reat chase pes, tas fh. frontage os | fr ger < Larne lot 160 ff. See he | aoa ool A eg i I | a. ee | 000 With terms. (4 OTHE T
natural eut stone. All kinds | acning Anois i ne er Rent Stores 0 jon ros incon! | epee ae Ee trade oo a see vamp leton, Realtor
estimate ° ot | WOMEN
SEWER ang Sinks. - ° ° "
SCEAT tt eR only an a oh DORRIS & SON | K UDSEN am a 7
Tanabe TEA OP Sep West Side (a : ‘
acon, Be. Pe oomas Want to Sell i° ¢2.7009 down-6 bedreem frame . West Bloomfield
EXPERT Tee TRIMMING © scrive came ponce ar| inet ‘item aein te | YOUNG | Sticectts ge ea a Set 2 ee gareeene | LOU Se Electric—Sewers Cleaned A POR: 7 Abon " JOSLYN GARDENS pedrms. and tied bath, 24. Br. service. No, resulta no , otranee 1 Caddie | For Rent Miscellaneous 42 Crescent Lake fem cance, ye home with 3 oo tot too, $2500. “dows
gee geet WM. A. we we prcrunn | trme.Yer wi take SEPT) re eaeeeee ange | bow ht “eunene ime ree won, . rs Ma —= KENNEDY (% , Cah et Saat | ivan Village die Oe a wee Ottawa Hill SERVICE BE pinnae | i | 6 room brick and frame eas é home’ See it today. wie lovely «bare nesne with 2 up and
Racoret "Staten —noaPTtat ne ae DEL RIO APTS For Sele Houses 43 ie Sib iims "ON ener se imam | tae Ting ton oi oe ee mat. Ben salen WE BUY AND SELL Walls, oak floors “and | Fuh ‘see “aiming tm” cae $ Sqyipment, CONTRACTS | basements, and furnaces Se. io. nice “breakfast "room rg
LA® E
NICHOLIE fa) BEX $780 DOWN ; :
| $ fo0m Dbungsiow of three lots. Wm. H. Knudsen
and HARGER co. | Large rooms. $6,800 full price
| $1,100 DOWN-o1 9 Ww. Meroe “hn Be sein teetroom ranch home set among | Land Contracts eves.
Maree = “EA PATE 7 ror we. Fearon pe «3500 | 281 ND
| wa . LAND CON. ey ‘Soon. att
eg eg ~ Wanted: a A Bee 4 prer
HOUSE .
| Realtor
| 810 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. | Phone FE +4516, Eve.
bt , renee * el ste 0 DOWN Gee “our new 9 tarvaghowt. Lovely “basement It Happens Every Time . F, I} EY PARTLY Por lence on Take Larre vine tng) Drevion ine Aten. ‘ee. this a the right price moves ta end
| a ee ese erin ate ek Sis i State” size or condi | nished. $80 and $60 8 month. Uw | DOME. Cosh fo MOTLERE®. ON M39. ¢ Room home om ip0 4300 | beim Lhe Evtates "ail "on™ oe Kiichen tile, bath. fall ‘beseme
o ery ow down gay. | dee. “Michelle & Marset Co PE GLA -KSTON | bain. tao bene off furnace | eon nin fail banement "ree: ter. privileges, of beatiful Rie ESE Fe epoca aor | Teen ATT at | Shee RR | Sani Seatac ae Sih LS, Sie fine ress Bon 88. ROOM HOUSE. Base ia . ye hee os ay ir" Ca ay dey, MOO eppeinim "| Quiet and Peaceful > on 1 enn eeer, car corege. tm wnt Poa charm 2
YOUNG |e Ch mew nee | Sete Sas oes Russell Young Rehan os - ROC . @. C. stores appre: TOR | with 2 corner china
"SS on gon, | igen | Fe ae shee Bw eet Si Ea or a Ee ; 4 4ODER: WEST SID aa oer ° . or we i ied. garage. Priced at
cowie ae ’ E 60 00. 40 a favor,
aE ee a a A yey gg od i “ . oC ° : on
oiieaezia Se es) Sets BUD" Russell Youn , 4 ONG SS Meeme | CH
nai fe Sie [Con AOU oe =} ete. | foom bungaow on lake, Eve. Mrs. 2} eareome ana ‘bath each Prive | ‘window full path, attractive Sieh
mae @, ne ee LOSE A MIN-| Strvens ‘Gutnnetscts™ “| MAKE YOUR ~OWN - SCHRAM in recovering your) Rj. VALUET, Realtor) BREAKS through Classi- . 1 | loss! Place a Lost Ad im- | xs Aye sees | fied Ads! Selling, renting, —
. ~ 4 me «FE S-SO" or PE S-9471 mediately to reach the) — biriog's com yn f
4 finder! Dial FE 2-8181 for 2 be basement | C4 an ie = * Bye ae
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_ For Sale Houses) _ 43+ For Sale Houses 43/SLICE OF HAM | 3 ||. For Sale Houses
DOWN FHA.
GATEWAYS to
“e - Suburban =| HAPPINESS TEA
ye ay ° 2 BEDROOM Homes * REABY TO RETIRE? HOMES ane FULL PRICE xe tane sph acres, with pores, sunete by estes, Tomage, — Be. $7,200.00 sre een store.) minnow beds. 3 lewn kiteben Sem sitine ee (; RESALE
‘ ° # fich beds. Wout = dows to - | p bedem, bome 2 zooms
DOWN PAYM ENT cated sda 12 boat liveries. mediate occupancy price 7 | duue a
> ee with about 6 eeres of haones’ cove exee 61.90) wih low menthiy payments | dems, @ bath + air
oak woods. } mile sites with § rooms and of $33 peo lane: ond inpusance a few | heat, elec: water . core
. | from Dixie Hwy. Only $4,000 with bedrogm ho 2, tall bassment, of ‘eh’ grown by appointment. os Priced sight” tecme Con
PLUS Howpenes cone |, 8tee0, 1209 ft. Pull price, | poet into s down. W TE _ today, .
Excellent west side lOCa- 4 Netes ou Bashabew “ha with, 220 | Sell—Te Trade "-| Low Monthly Payment
tion, close to grade | Deighbornsed. 41.5000 vie | you BUY IT- WE’ ev BROS the Crescent Lake ntea. Juste. | School and golfscourse. | 2 acres on Bigelow Rd. near De | Po ceutly decorated. of] heat. elec. : | ae Lf _f - a aT - nearons | Seve Seater, sited cova BARE 7 Giroux & MAHAN Qe 8. ous 7 ies | GT these 3 bedrm. brick ranch | : KENNEDY | Franks ° REAL’ ae REALTORS ‘Tox154 lots
2* . OPEN SB) we ag EEE MT — with partitioned recreation rm. . Bun. 2. EE 2-Oios 4 c | ee Sed ane | woe Sale Lake Prop. St) NEAR CLARKSTON | Creversuit"ned) siti eachangs & aus meet | John K Irwin wie aise | Gat S| i, 2
°
s room you ve : » aot a For Colored THE SCHEESEA® fince. 16a |
storm ag All large 400, total price : rane Mera re % } A ma - or fram pimee Btreet
“rooms. Picture window. Pire- 4 with 1 2. ‘ 2 -t* 1! Poker, “hal asemsene ee pHa droom Brick Prone Eve. PE 2-1906 B, i AE. hy Edw. M. Stout. Realtor Br two heres of land. $65,000, box . ~~. i corner price and GI Appr —_—
000... Terms. . w. i. Festiee_Pr s ne poren. off Pull = ee oe _,, Paved street, city water, sewer. | 20, Colored
Lake Orion Village Bre. “th 6:38 See This Today! 7 t on Sa & Gregg NICHOLIE & HARGER | GI Het terol ‘ove te quanta al —
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-~ vue thade ‘trees end | ton. fee thie now at 67 800 toon Late aise has large living. ney a bedroom ttlevel ome | Sith eevension veitic ea pen - MORI" MTs wee| _W. Huron Frontage lewn 2 blocks SUBURBAN WORTH Home and room. den, tiled beth. ere Dra Woods This bye en heat, storms and ecvoene, State Forest See Near North al ® ‘acres North side of W 2 bik echool 61 with terms income. This & good } | kitchen and foom. tures ¢ brick fireplace. attached breeseway and ca Art t Townline Wilds Of-| drained peat hum merce. 2 bare, $400 DOWN PS, Sptrecabis 427% te” | Sle cSt 'Aoor tiints aoe | Sree, Heine roo sintne fom Viiieee Sound vate "| See t gmtes, gest of Marrison stirective, &. Toouh and” bath S| Ten ists eyensaee, Need. loomaot . Hot “ es ith tiled floor in recrea- ttache: Tage and 2
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baw — | . 4 W. Lawrence FE $410 | ments of $47 per month incjuding | _ Of - FE 4.0828 ee een oe bots Gites Realty vo yn ‘nee ang insurance IT HAS E MN | Realtors | § acres. by owner. ¢ bedrooms. santa, wo net, a room W. Huros VE ssi mye? te » Power ~. CLARK REAL ESTATE pecotiont Enchee tanst wins art? | srt 8 Tolecrash Eves. & Sun ‘and closed ‘porett eaee; trons ing for $50 season. $00 foot PE 46492 . excellent kitchen knotty i entre | C rative Resi Estate Exchange, jcve} Lower Sevel has large | REALTY CO. REA Eee road . 200 feet on teope' ara Rent Estate Pe e ‘ergo ha PAE a garage kitchen and dinine room iaree nk ae rina hange Cass kane eset ee 3 . iv arge . .
. OF S | pestburban Special ~ | "speretits Reel Eetete Beem Tnsre Js just 50 much tor, tahoe ATOM BOMBS ee aes of Se pate wer tne. Both BRI Brand ve rench busses S ONE STORY . LAKE RANCHOS — other teatures | Ke | ap NEXT EOP Jo. Banc round An excellent buss “i tag age Coston living rm. THREE BEDROOMS ne potmtment to spend 1 aay =| tae bes with $10,500 Sownt & 3} nice bedrooms Mirror. only $8300 This is priced to sell Partner if you've ever deal for cash $14,000 Reply Sale Business Property 49 2 pmom uy ro | lite sal oars and” pastarea Tal heat Seccment plaster sua, | (heuget that ea woul ‘lite 5 sosimmss tore ow momaxe ROY Annett Inc ‘ a AN ment with Delco oll furnace Best Buys feta of cloceta, "Bee this today. tide betwese lobe ond For Sale Lots 46 susiness LOTS ON MOHLAKD ° ‘ haour z,_lote 1000120 | Lake priv. Call FE $008.” rancho, here is the anewer Road (M59) by owner. PE 3 REAL : 3 “e . Today LAKE FRONTS oe oie am footon Auburn Heights Busi open Evesihgs apd coday 14 i Sreat ace 6 teem me! Brick Bungalow—2 Acres . ; We have three completely furn | of Berm private | lexe 4, large neautiful jot im Auburn Home and I ees ne — went oth ate ott beat. and hot Pe to. "823.900. rd * aly Like new 6 delightful rooms A BRICK BEAUTY pp oe ae room. oT380 ey. ee ont’ on Heights anor sending waar be - pac mons areodl - DRIVE-IN water, 1% car garage and good @ room 2 story over- and tiled bath Has fireplace 1 ht room brick 7 rooms lot, $6350 & steer or two. Compare type homes Lot size, 135 x 214. wipes of Ducintss Tones for, finer | Well equipped. Doing fine bust bX —F very reasonable. ‘geting srr Lane, | onoeriea pad_te iestude a ay > Dot on nial home which 5 rooms basement. y room. ints pricewioe, you're poring Fiat at sa ene ree House Res lerue . ee . BR i Dungelow rooms. breere ,
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aoD with $8 down. ing. Priced attractively. Very . IRWIN & ROSA oom 3 tan noha i oo | Sylvan Village tonest been iene | AYLORD ne hen price e16.eue ‘on Clarkston Estates IVAN W. Please cot at office No telephone : REAL EST coop Memsers| “*“*!l¥ wciracive smiortor. 06.009, | $2 Srtek center oer Dies eeres ar valuabiennne * eur. | FE 49506 ME Pike st ees . Large beautife lot in Clarkston donne REHRY \ mn See 5 ~tnformation ~~ sana aman 0 ae enna Pesan FEDae Pesan! B.D. CHARLES, Realtor) $e ul eet | _founde by towering om k | PATER Reatror ame S"restricted area. Beet PE $400) or PE som Dorothy Snyder Lavender ‘ gimmens tone cope | PCR nrny | proud of ti Sore To Responble Party |" °RGMete maw “hw | eed fete has) OS Sar rt lee, | PEP En ‘ On rr rr re 4878 up. Delco oil heat Rice LARGE F AMILIES ° espons " ms - Stevens Farm Sub. Co-operative Real ‘ e VARIETY | Lrapstess ord ange S500 or less down | Take. this 4 room "home, "cons MMEDIATE >reven OROCERY MEAT SEER” Wie O | Co-operative Welt esate xchange $3,500 or less down | Rt would par aree, *0, take Lane. wes Tring at Leteptraet atte Seautitu’ bendme pines, 1002180. and gee tat = on 8. Tele. a te truly very ama ’ Iai the east side on a large room, and kitchen with electrie SSESSIO? rood “Steve ae een more Bargain . yon BETTER mows | immacatg imine em | deen Teetan'ss |S aatute Sie St Mh Ph cetanteen | Bf Sec 5 Sata ease Pe ein ares. | ou "be rurprined weed anda GATEWAYS to alow-built in 1962 Has | second floor Full basement could have another bedroom it lovely A, or W aterford . Drayton Onoce: a! son i UBURN HEIGHTS a basement Delco of! fur | with of! heat Paved drive tf it was needed auto oil r-| tiled bath breakfast utiful building sites 100 x 150 quarters above Will Living Apartment and patent medicine. wher! buy pace $2 gal. electric water | and o leree two car ne. nace hot water heater. This home| Dar” utility earden space. $1,450 Reon to Drayton Plains: On cood Sin home iw “trae ke. | No. 3603 ra ja brick "Cave . belt codat PPINESS heater. rec space. Natural rage Plenty of room here ts clean and Will be vacent soon. down | Toads. Close te schools and , |INCOME PROPERTY “AVERN solid = brick and breeveway. | HA | fireplace Lot 100x400 price | for the largest families Nice lot Pull ce only 96.850, . H SIDE = * Geen peighborhosd fare. | “3 1 TA\ ERN fan modern only $16.100 with | i $11,000 with $2.500 down Only $9,800 total price payments x Hh. ee ee NORT! - - } we ee $650 with $65 down | 3 Shere Wig. and 8 apts. ening } .
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had s . ~ , | near = it En. ee Sim steched neers of totems te red at ae a terms. BE FIRST Large th benemern =e. | Freee and a full tiled bath | ADAMS REALTY TIME-TESTED DESIRA SUnLDING ~ Lore summons. Por yr $1.400 DISCOUNT ae ST OFFERING React Ouacoreriisrree | lew tila cenr oon | sat Aauert av it eee FAVORED | ile STORE (PAREING 1ST IN | yop 5500DISCOUNT AY GARDENS FIRST OFFERING berries & nice garden spot hd | ___ OR _3-2400 or FE 21900 Fi . Tear) in busy Center olny eal PE toca" 7 MACEDAY ARDERS wean NTOWN | 1% car gerage Pull price | a . . SUBSTANTIAL S ] R It ‘cor, Auburn & ’ ; \eontse fe let if you buy now Two block. to Pontiac High $8,950 i TWO FAMILY ’ Adjectives or descriptive y van eda yY | FE 4 6. eves. ~ , you can specify your own interior You i} like this corner lot location | | Located on a laree acre lot phrases are not necessary be- 2389 Orchard Lk. Ra. | STORE Sale Land Contracts 52 eoiors. on 2 paved streets large 6 room | JOHN 1 north of Pontiac Four ar Tl ge cause folk who are inclined FE 65-0418 Cass RD FT. BY | ~~~~-—....__._/_.__. eer aod bath 3 bedroom two story | | rooms and full bath down | | to appreciate the conservative OPEN NAILY ¢ TO? nr STORE aoe ' POR COLOPED FOLKS home with 20 f| living room. new oe | and fou rooms and a full | type of a home w see the 43 SUN ® TO 5 FT. ANY BUSINESS PROPERTY s0LD FOR 38.300 A nice little home semtmodern inlaid tm kitchen ang dining | bath up Separate entrance Is THE “BIRD” TO sEE | answer here ts just —aiaemo i ee fonDaerun LOCA . FE $7,967 Wil sell on Arthur Street only $4950 with room. 3 bedrooms divided base | This home needs a little | | aes it's ‘simple ‘yet | B Lots tm. | 44433 for sa seo anes payment voce @ reasonable down payment tent with bike ner neotne os REALTOR , fining om when nett IT’S VACANI elegant | 2 ete 0 haa Legg, A r E 50 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Orrick orem os Scents, Ottere TRANSFER OF 670 W Huron st PE 43928 orice jit taken into consid. | Comfortable 6 room moders | a tom ot the many feature Bor Seles or Sale or Exchange 1m Saciogy Bt on OWNERS BUSINESS CAUSES If no answet ph FE 22-0820 j is @ good buy Fairly new | home om @ large lot fust west re: Reclaimed» island } BUILDING In — PAA Open enings “til 8:30 . Y real SALE vot Open Eves ‘till @ .. house The down payment | .of Pontiac 3 bedrooms. Newly fi heated garage. va GROCERY AND 2 APTS. IN A. JOHNSON: Realtor | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange is 81.380 | Dainted Only $2,180 down handles | WIPE SAVER kines Boats Cantatas ox Attractive ast side neighborhood. : 1704S’ Telegraph Rd. YOU BUY iT “WE LL INSURE IT | Vacant Edw. M. Stout: Realtor | ee eee neem raat Over: | even cod “Tehte "in closets ing sites for ‘we commercial | frasouabie’ or ite ar teete stony: Mo ee 58 . .
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| GIRL'S SPR COAT A HAT, | 12% IN USED TV INO COAT AND Fe ‘im. used T.V ue out Girl's @resses size 1 to 3.
roa SROWN SUIT. SIZE 37.
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misc__F we | DRESSES
Mre Newman's Variety G
915 Orchard bear Tele. |
| SUITS, COATS BLOUSES | 18-20% Reasonable FED. p04
girls. | ox1 WILTON diten. MI
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DOUGLS- DRYER “$90.95 USE 110)
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years, $496.09 for $279.00. y
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ia¥ SPIN DRY WASHER. $50.
| AIR crete breaking with hutch cabinet Excellent fin- ish Also, baby bed FE 45820 |
| orig RvG AND BEDROOM SUITE 05 W. Runde
| MAPLE BED AND DRESSER BOX for We" Ssee mattress Round mir-
with
fT GOOD weenie rin FE 45321
table with 6 chairs and buffet
\MP TABLE. TIER
lamps. FE 3-963" i. pictures &
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Perfect new guar- |
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Artists’ supplies, hobby!
supplies—check our clas-|
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Supplies” No. 24A. BU DIESEL INDUSTRIAL EN- i oot condition. $1500 MY
BATHROOM FIXTURES. “Youncs- .
1088 kHehen Furneces ott 7
Lowe Bros
HEIGHT» SUI PLY:
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P JET PUMPS, $66.50 1-3 P deep well jet pumps with 12
tank $112 So 8 Perry
BATHROOM FIXTURES soOrL
pipes and automatic of!
and go water heaters ol! and
cent dareecee bt we wy AL ans ——
HEIGHTS SUPPLY | 2685 P-rry Bt
Poone FE +543! “That's the best I could do, Pop,
BURMEISTER’S mubject!”
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100 per cent in every
Maylne We a, AS f'*Shape
AB 4p. Pare electric
Sim square tud
washer like new sve
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FARM FRESH MEATS cAhoe POOL | TABLE 2608
Beef roast. 3c ib round condition efter 3 b, . Be Ib, | cowaFOmime oOkr COM if ith roast Ie Ib. smoked m. faucets $2450 value $14.96. also
lb lard 64 _ See lee toilets bath shower steils
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OP DY KE MARKET __ Orehard Lake Av Ave
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Used Trade-in Dept. | FUEL OIL TANKS 8 pe. dining toom suite $20.95 773 Gal. 18 in legs ge vented
3 os. Evid rom eae S| seer Delivered. C850 FE | irene chor an pew reakfast Large dresser sites WEARING A Bat sieges et 9 : nneee £385 used _Phone Rules PR _2-1900 | #16 . Abt. oe i oe $243 POP COOLER. § CASE ELECTRIC. Insulation, batt tt type 100 94.00
GUARANTEED WASHERS _1p_goed condition PE $7602 | Loose rock wool ‘not sweepings) SMALL DOWN. PAYMENT FRIGIDAIRE Ain COMPRESSOR. | select as fee 8 A #22 09. FREE PARKING sander_garden tractor FE $2333.) f°, ee ee ae
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Washbowls with fittings $11 9s No 2 Nat flooring shorts 106
21232 double sinks 80% ft it oe
Upiece bath sets with fittings ix? © p boards, IMM 875 00
i $61 95 Colored 108 50 ix6 wp boards. iM as ne
Facto Seconds irre, * Windows at pew low
oo NE PLU o Y No. 715 asphalt shingles. ‘Be 96 75.
ina w PE 54-2100 vue & Cedar paneiling. i8c ft.
DO | yyroods, plain and decorative
BE | mock “lath “e x . CONVINCED? ! Last year we wrec over benanten” “O Wrecked 1 Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. | #120 Bogie Rd. Commerce.
Now Now Wp Ore yoter contract to 3271
buildings
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chrome dinette set rubber tile
| washer and other misc S877 Wal-
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basement windows compiles, $1 6
each. sluminum storm
washing mechine good ers
66. furnace damper control elec-
trie $3. steel basement coa) door home éemonstre
FE 24376 «
, SHOP SMITH COMPLETE WITH ai) attachments includ eet of
matcbec lathe chisels acelient
condition
‘ PIPE $320 PER LENGTH Warwick s 2678 Orchard Lk Ra
STORM SASH
| Aluminum combination windows
and doors LOW LOW price’!
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WOMEN'S SUITS SIZE wo. EX. than s used machine Michigan | LUMBER ~ For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 _ celient condition — FE + MO Fluorescemt W3 Orchard Leake
ae T , Ss FOR SALE OR TRADE ¢ WHEEL Sale Household Goods 57 REFRIGERATOR 1955 FR Pwo YARD “trailer OR 3-5266 MON ING SALE daire Cyclomatic Peresicte. oe OPEN SG OR TRCRT M \ ‘OME AN 1-3 bh» shallow well fet sump 9€3 75 |
A BARGAIN IN sOMALL RADIOB. ish 18 cu ft Must sell Will! : of ones (; & M € P Y 32 gal electric water heaters $79 50
% to $10 FE sacrifice Ca!) Mon through Fri po. 145 &O PRI 8 oe SAWS AND SCISSORS MACHINE ¢ 'B soil pipe oa 38 AN $80 AUTO 45 a PLAYER “AND _9 © 5 Mr Hillstrom, OL 1-921! joy Sheetrock per sheet $125 SHARPENED ALL WORK J8 Heavy duty pitcher pumps $5.10
radio comb Like new. $35. FE 637995 HOTPOINT COLORANGF. jx8 W Pine boards per M $7000 . GUARANTEED 1 compartment cement laundry tray __5-8755 guatac carete on J og amie, 1x12 W Pine boards. per M $79.00 FE 57635 3528 Opdyte Ra fomplets wits otand .
N JRNITU AND y 1x12 W. Pine shelvin, rfts a uIQoe su RE ___Mupro Electric 1069 W. Huron 354 red fir. epecia! a ft eH Garage DOOTs copes ane ot, oorry ete 8
on RS. GOOD CONDITION. is6 red fir special per M 0 | ANTIQUE CHINA SET, PRENCH $5395. 2x8 red fir special per M $8509 Complete stock of number 3 doors “Xrnason Piuming Supply |
Depose, service for 6 wild rose Geary DAVENO, TWO END Ta- | !*4 pine per M 811000) to be sold All sises avail ees Mis rT 2 ville pattern. $76 Also Towle Sterling | bles. Fiesta | dinnerware Grey Seiting ae f. $,$) Reduced prices. We do garage, Phone 1 tt te dinnerware ound table > | front ' service. @ piace setting, service 16 im bat bearing lawn F"anket Inet ef 12 Estimates free. POWER 4 ARY for 6. Silver Flute pattern, im | Cte SO ae per ‘S) om 8 Peddock us” tA AS eraee
| ttialed ‘“P." used very little, $126. ‘Froves” BOUORT SOB war ence yooste © L DOOR _6A co. A tdepeet eit” hota . ey | éxts'e Piyweed. cach 4a) INGSREAD VARIETY STORE | Phone PE 60038 | ghenees, Turns Clem-| WP Combination doors $14.95 calles out | Bare, sto ovedghto W. © baiier.
ABOUT SANYTHING [YOU WANT 5 Conic PT COLDSPOT HW {3 pe colored beth ce Oe Le Peg Oat! Lee Mgutwang mor at a | . | ~
Ot) space heaters, all sizes. | _Mul._FE +2083 | “ake ware Pe xo hor WATER WEAT Rae a | Wan Gal CRANE. Gesks with seats new SINGLE JENNY LIND BED COM- bore ges ta good working order 01960.
book case bead beds com- _ plete FE 44156 \r i yor ARE Bur DING A HOUSE | Rvaaumers ines aan John R. Sand and Gravel Co.
vanges gee @ elec 6 oe pede | Cutp er oe rane 4/0 cy ae uP Oe aL Hy tly oemarved Also electric i ORD Wieet CHAIR
ogg Hh ee. 635 up. proot vot, id desk. bie” Gal. | anos ATERIALS one Sesties toupee Phe at ter ad rent er sel ¢ ‘OL “0a "= r . ‘ oew . { “wy . an —_— >
seta, 8S pe. 840.09 up. chests, | santeed tube and rack, 9 Excel: | MAKE SURE ITs _ 33 Orchard Lake Ave NEW GALVANIZED PIPE” new & wee up) etocem . I R ~~ ‘HAT Youn HOME -s oe lengths fe fuile 5s wi Vv rm 5 x a ‘
suites, $1.93. up. room TOP BARGAINS BURME STE vee tose tie Hor” wit a room et Bave ray oe SUPPL suites $1950 up. Many other aa, incinerators, reg $129.95: Northern Lumber Co Dasemest uct-type Loe A je 8 inaw FE 5-2100
| items now $1000 1 H ts. reg . . . So simple you can install and | N & Used mt
USE OUR EASY ‘Re $200 95. now $189.95 Range vent Met Cooley Lake Ra | service Mt ypurself heat +S CW 6 ed f.umber
LAY-a-WAY PLAN heeds any color Elgin water Fontia EM }41T1 service Associated w Trailer Escelient usec 2n4s ~ 2x60—
Uv. SELL TRADE ANY. Fr completely sutomatic. Telegraph & 9 Mile Rd Exc - PE 2-400. After hours, 2uBe - 3x12s — 3x}4s
ROUND’ 3} AChES. OF | priced right trie woter heat- | Detron mL sam) : | GAVE br nestine our f ~aes. 7 | : v our
PARKING OPEN MON TUES. or © real low price. Lountey | | SELLING OUT ALL ; .
WED MIOHT "TO $20. SUN, & | FRAYERS BIRCH DOORS 9x12 Linoleums ....$1.98' Pees To's SALES CO. ¢ mi. ast of $09 Orchard Le Ave FE 40528 rae" wy Gxt" $r9, Linoleum, wo ott | IAL DOLD OO as
Pon aml ea. Aubura . . . ve
Heights om a rae | | TRADE-IN SALF yen Sf ot Sdn cares 442 Ft. Wall Tile. "0c Ft. | Ot LL =
ANTIQUE oa fAHOOANY | BBO wacker ; Sees | | #92 Pont_Tr_Welled Lu_Ma_¢-2222 95 “ at Ve: (OLD Oka” REP RED 75 teteee %.| | INTERIOR DOORS WITH EX- ae i) | doub ein complete. | Beodiz automatic : RApOUDS 40 8. sactnaw. Lengthen
Meictin: misrer with bureau. | | Thor Auiomatio .... 1 pomere Reréware. Ube sew. M FE Delivery Free rene SD new ae
avin \Ger renee” tise | °.- ta - © ENAMEL RECESSED QUAL: So range $0 8 < = QUALITY costs
| aching “machine © sea "ates | Abi ‘Oar’ Rang OE ee oe OE SH” pine FORCED “Ain POR” | co ae trunk. rocking chai CRU MP "ELECTRIC SAVE cent Vix: | if you aE, Sat weet zee nace. 220 gal fuel com outh's brown | |CIRCLE FLUORESCENT want this column, wh . y with controle 1 3S Auburn Rd FE ¢3573 | ures. newest brightest and a Ww Guaranteed. Martin Sales Co FE
| sea RINGS AND MATTRESS. | TRADE ELECTRIC RANGE POR modern trpe of lighting for ren: o ee on, oe at 86-0740
id =~ E.terrie " * NRO Fratton rooms. S188 value. 85°68 —— One-W ay Trailers |" As Saleniiowsl RS SED — | siieatiy feetory marred” “Call, | pet Lh Good eondition . ~ “ t room i Coast Howland.
eae ____| oe orescent 303 Orehar “take ave | | INSULATE NOW 1245 Dixte eer Ton ‘3106
APT OAS STOVE. #0 DRESSER TRADE-IN DEPT. | Cainer sink s18 WioM BACK) AND S AV Fo MONEY | ORCHARD SPRAY RIO” PHONE 6 50 couch $1195 New | Occasional chair 69 95 sink with swing faucets 8 650216 | | . _
oad woot sed fare Everything | me rocker 814 98 tire mounted 65 PE ¢6333 | PERMANENT wave p MACHINE
bo! ager $ COCK 1 u D&EPWELL EJEC- M A "Be ryer ne 1 UNVIN“EURNITURE, | Stade’ couch 436 s0 mo Sregieteak, ever . A. Benson | _tin ssesy| Pee T bed mahogany ari me ae PLUMBING & HEATING GAS &
Tau Baldwin’ Next to Adters wut | $2420. com os. 8 no ous | 0? ™ Sectnew &. PBdorel om elec hot water heaters 30 ge!
| BEDROOM surrE BLONDE. 4 8 pe. dining room suite $4956 | 7: INT COLORS A r bee votes vente me oe ne One bedroom suite. 7 MANY ITEMS 25% DISCOL ‘TL uipment and dart room » ber NAMP Assn 83 W. Rut-
pe grey vine room si 5 EASY TERMS . INTERIOR FLAT plies? See Classifications " gers. FE 23-3503
pe. chrome gray and green bite | JTI{ONMAS ECONOMY INTERIOR SATIN FINISH 1gs & SUPPLIES. 234A 00 AMP PORTABLE P & HM
so ot. ca K Tuigsae Ces | FURNITURE CO INTERIOR GLOSS ENAMEL C MERA id te ye welder. Excelleet cendition ve . - . os pe
erib snghchair ALL LIKE NEW. 61 8S SAGINAW 8T “ue Bl WYLOCK | thfwl "ae medel ent) value
_OR_3-8362 a : ~ $59.50 Shight merred im transit OR —— PONTIAC MICHIGAN } y Ss COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO Also several 54 and 6 in PL
‘BOT TLE GAS USED TVs 6 UP USED GAS 61 Orchard Lake Ave FE 37101) Also S¢ ere) ne eee Mticht-
100 q@stallation $23 Tl com-| ‘Sree. $30. Sweet's Radio and CASH FOR RE ged Fluorescent 208 Orchard Lake © in. fir éxs abt sheet 95 75
maze Fecigns Of 3 soe Applience. 422 W. Huron &. FE PE +7881 ‘, in sanded fir éx8 $3 8
a7 pal | DAYTON SHALLOW - WELL JET ewes gins CRATE AoE eer eee te petnreess beore $4.9
SELLI NG. OUT 3 ALL eenteerenae pte De | pe $18.98) marred. From $3.78. 0. A. Thomp (17 Srandi'lite bathroom board $5 78 mand R. B Munre Elec | fat wail paist 82.70 gal.| son 00.8. Perry ox? qrendi Me Sethecom beard © | @» FT. rT trie 060 W. Huron | DuPon t interior semigioss 63 78 gal Pine \ Metal kitchen cabinets. i793
— B ter rim viet “the, 100 UNLOADING SALE | McBride Hardware ee Jie Me Me | Office fle 940 30
Armstropgs vinefloor ‘s price. Big savings on ail furniture. | OPEN SUNDAYS ? TO 12 PE 28983 | shooting boards pow as #0 m.| Damaged Refrigerators Rubber base eat 50. Bome sight) merret. Be Bedroom — —Avourn Ra__iat_ Crooks) and carry prices Some still ip cartons at give away House » suites. elec eee aeTT
CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS“) Ne¥ cotton mattresses $950) raw Tite Hitches BLDG. SUPPLIES HUT } wo or FE 53-8755. sanereoring Mattresses . $35 88 | The kind thet bolt to the frame. oe ahs Trailer Sales
SASH FOR FURNITURE OR Studio diven a ef as and toe! | $161 Dante MA 9-081! =
‘ols, Phone OR us rockers $17.96 and wu pwiand. 3245 Dixie Hwy. OR Ks rN ses Dane Meg __trastu Tart CROSLEY ELECTRIC STOVE Metal wardrobes te | 31486, “ Totlets 0 value
| vere Like new “A vary se wg exchange every: SIAMOND. 1 CARAT, NEW white tio ob bavatories complete with Plywood
Pom rence Sells for 6200 96 with | | ° Convinced meet | ae ‘ry taciary, marred, Hecht Oi tiate, Fine 8 osretss | $90 allowance for any old range. Oakland Furniture | DRAINS CLOGGED? & érawere | ee Munre Electric. 1060 W. | ing g Saginaw E2852 | bos cE PLY woop m0 ——_— es ece -_ a. — ' a s Ls) iber
CASK FOR ALL KINDS OF useD USED AND js ROOTU “KEN | TILE : ej OAL ELeC ip rN furniture or dithes. FE | Cl OSE OUTS <illy an removes foote clears | My 4
SUNCIN FRYE DINING 3 TA- , grease & sludge of all types mz marbie colors. Oxex'e * ion dle gooe condition $23 Lote mote teatro sive se vate ee nh ee wer «stand faucet we sp me |
_3 30M OF automatic washer 79% iaerth Low uk LUMBER CO. ‘5 CENTS FACH. Si berthy “ars "tae Se zB DAVENPORT WITH PLAIN RASP- Electric ranges $19.50 up | Baidwin ¢ Wa.un Bivds. ore we BEPORB YOU BUT
Mouern chartecnse lamp p> Sven eareeg wes cha seh an joss ppee Bann saw “poRT. r. | F L . IR SHOP your gas or oi) conversion. We
| ally new $20. Walnut 4 poster ‘and drum tables $99 ut roner Boys 28 in bi- | Open 9-0 9 8 naw St = also install all types of furnaces _ Chest of dra and vanity : re : Sycie_Househoid items Ol 61393. | i TULgA POWER WINCH 1% TO with flat duct. PHA terme Stan bony Coser pri $10. CLAY TON’ S \3 ome TRAILER. $20 } ' Ren capacity, compl ” with Garwood EM }-2080.
__West side PFE 2-7488 Furniture. Appliances — Sts 5— eae s+ m end accessories f t in —
—— DINING, ROOM scITE——— ~ aad cs le ae cate eT ARTS 0 JON
FE +0000 er Pad tae ie gitcH is ince | We will | rn 13 specifications or FHA require l a. M- i8 | Price A height gauge PR CM 5 Gal. ectric *_ fo av Seu a a | ELEcTRic LIGHT iC S SMITH TYPEWRITER AND | meDt#. We deliver or store them | or tools, MY 21521 for every room im the in 040 flor both full site bed. | Soyour roof fumber and. labor. Water heater—name brand Res. | UsED Gas RANGES. $2 — “AND | newest terrific va| $10. dresser $8 davenport per ond or UA WAORER oo up R B Munre Electric ues Bedroom os vetue 3s | chair 620. 115 Brown Rd | eetagRerty Lumber Co.
ieee WN. Cor Pontiae Rd. 5) ATR | ch 6296 walue $1.96 thy aN ERe woe Mosewy eee Lake
c | oad, 3, ccsnctana} choise, 528 Mery, Tgepeiare Micnigen Pre | LAWN MOWER: ROUEX 142 « Pt WY THE DUNCAN PHYFE * aa DIN- each All ip excellent erescent, Orepara_t Ave | Your of Jacobsons, Tore, "co G A 90 & Perry
ine_reom_ovt, FS Oe —pg | HE | ee Domes nels eee | ete Teer nai | REINFORCED CONCRETE SEP Ss = « oe '
Ty ater o oat WAYNE GABERT'S | ¢ be fled | Also c eress.| feel type Evans Bau at "tie tanks Ph PE APPL IANC E SPE CIAI Ss) eee: candies and s Mrs. | Disie Hwy MA 57 RECONDITIONED SINGER 6EW-
shed 10412 picture frame Uunfint:
Rev atin with each gallon of
latex rubber paint Kee . i
gy No painting odor
min Compl -tely weshapie
Choice of 26 calors. Only 66 38
oat! Soktand Fuel & Paint Co
<siOP te Decker,
Porter-Cable Miller's Falls
Senter wer tools. saws, drills
F.]. POOLECO. |#zs FE 41506 |
STORM SASH
Aluminum combination windows
doors Lowest prieeg ever
WEEDON
1661 8 Telegraph Rd PE 4-200 | ——
USE OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN
plumbing wiring repairing Com-
plete stock soil sewer crock and
Montealm Builders’
186 West Montcalm. FE z
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pris FE 23-7620 Fri thru Wed.
s _6 W closed every Thur.
WHY PAY THE HIGH
DOLLAR FOR PAINT? HIGH QUALITY
LLY
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INSID
FPLATS—ENAMELS
Pe ¢1112, orm
KING BROS.
PONTIAC RD AT OPDYEE | A
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ACCORDIONS FACTORY PRICES.
Enroll tm ovr school pow. Ac-
ecurdions Basement «
WwW. Huron 1 Prell St. off
5-$428_
BABY GRAND PIANO. ORINNELL
make beautiful tene, good con- |
dition FE 2-7468
aaron sige Pia PIANO #78. GAL-
AARC | TOF TUNTRG AND peerain
aneik MEDIUM site Pi E PIANO. _.
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RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA
then year old.
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CATS PRIVATE “RUNS.
| Pest, ‘bu rrahell_ 1 &TelesToop
GUNA. ‘BOAT. MOTORS <oe sell. re! a
Tei
Sand, ( Gravel « « Dirt ry
ALL xine oF } or MANURE SAND.
grovel © Gin FE Ooi). ALL TYPES OF GRAVEL
beuled 3 and § yd loads FE
ALFALPA AND ALL KINDS OF hay. straw oats corn. tractor
work M 50666.
ALL KIND or “GRAVEL _ AND
fill dirt, loaded or cosverne Days
or 3-28 e ein PEs 38)
TANNER GRAV
Attention, Truckers! |
fll dirt om Orchard bane |
Ave. EM 3-3110.
ATTENTION, WE DELIVER i. S|
or 3} ydea of more of cru
stone
top setl
Irishman
anytime
BANK RUN GRAVEL POR DRIVE weve & park «@ lote Also Pea
—Orevel. FE $9115 FE $326). BLACK DIRT
Pin sand ees eravel, FE 38002
—ot FE bo custom raucne cnn LOAD
CRUSHED set ane SAND,
ereve! and fill dirt bo Contk-
2072 or FR 812 | DRIVEWAYS et veuae AND graded Reasonabie Ali) kinds of |
PONTIAC | AR c CAGES,
_ food Since isa? tet O Oakiand Ave.
“ARAREETS OPALINES. CANAR- Cl IEF iy
Pr BABIES 191 MEL-
tae cies MOBILE HOMES
—Dancey's vesbeian FE $831 fee the new SIM. Ryntias. Up to 2a every SETTER yre. to pay. R
Prom tela SS acegtea saeek. | i, ER a Paces
trailer
Hutchinson's Trailer Sales
_ herd, male 4 yrs. O42. | 4615 Dixie Hwy
2-9022_
Two ,YOuNO RUNNING FOX Lawerence McMullen. |
Tie LaSalle mM. Pontiac
WHITE MICE MAMBTERS. ALL | PET sHOP Astor, FE. pred. contitien re ye . 3
"aM , N 8K : fa
An 8 after awd .
¥oi Soa BARAEEETS I CaO | Spring Clearence _&_ FE ¢ 1918 a aos wee. Will take
a RABBITS witl HUTCHES |
forsale FE 20049 0 BON PR SS Dogs T Trained, Boarded 70) PARKHU
Be ARDINO . BATHING AND cuir. |
4 Perry rE_ 2411
Hay, . Grain & eed 71 RPPPLLL OL OPP
AL PALPA AND AND BROME SLOvES
yg HAY AND STRAW. re
Stewart coaches CLOER WAY BALED | With storm & — -2700 Plenty of
a. “ gcOND CUTTING | heaters. com Alfalfa and cnme. te Timothy size
and clover ee po \ oe *. gore. ie other nee
__ silage i} vet TC Bank
FOR SALE FAY MIXED TiMO | “© ff tral thy alfata and clover MA 6-036) on this jot. New Holly and Tint Home. ers Good selection, Buy on rental MOORE BARLEY CEED 1 YEAR
from_certification OL 16368 | plan.
For Sale Livestock 72 ‘We wil take 9 POON your contract oo,
MER B10 SADDLE nonss | i eeed : Lo ea ANOTHER BI ADDL. you on
eed Mighway” rn Oxford. Trailer Sales Mic bottle Trailer parts _ Belleville, Mich, OXbew 17-2611 _ tchigen was.
JUERNSEY HEIFER , "Rea erty bade beifer calf 1 | 3 Mile Sout 1 18 mos. open
wise km “Ka Milford. MUtual
| afr end Gows IN SMALL HOL-
stein dairy ere Ne oie. yrs
student. sell full
echool ‘schedule. OL S10.
Wanted Livestock 73 eee
TED or ALL
Forrest Jones. Clarkston
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BARBY CHICKS NOW IN orcee.
De wks old
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£ .
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ie Beaver MU lberry
GEPSE POR BALE ALSO 00st
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Sale Farm Equipment 76
TRACTOR i4 IW 3 |
plow Cultipeac pes. |
Set! rector chains.
. pear
BARGAINS . . Used Garden Tractors
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH | USEU GARDEN TRACTORS PRICES RANGE FROM $78 AND | UP SOME WITH SICKLE BARS AND MOWERS ALL GOOD CONDITION. COME EARLY & |
OF Las ar CREDIT TERMS
| BING BROS. FE 1113 “OUR 1 W DEALER _ PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE Wal
lawn mower
ft! jssmow plow 4
_ biade. Fe #1177,
BOLENS TRACTORS
M. E. TILLERS
ROTO-HOES
POWER MOWERS
Brens Maulpmvnt. ese? Dinie | Hier MA e178 of OR >-8800 GOOD BUY. IN NEW AND USED
NOW WRECKING
1949 Pontiac, good motor,
transmission, right hand
fenders and door, and all
| gravel and fill MA 5-2704 a 4- - rir pit oe ND Rohn ona¥el sre Neeser lanters woread- | other parts. OR 3-5313, |
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new homes, less * ~ Wood aa e (North ) ~nAW o~ ~~
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HAULING SAND GRAVEL aND| MICH. CITAINSAW BR ake M OR SALES fill dirt Vicinit Crooks and Aw | ~ .
burn Very re ; rates. FE DISTRIBUTORS PHONE sous
+1170 __ sALES SERVICE AND RENTALS we Ye ret
Loapina ROAD GRA AND NEW SED | oe
1 sand daily. Between John R CALI “a ANKSHAFT =~ NO IN
“Boorse on RA ORCHARD SPRAVERS| “ear Cylinders tebored: Back Me
DRIVEWAY GRAVEL AND PILL | $ gel to S00 ga) We are an) rt an | _dirt, Mike Jenkenson, OR 3-9600 Gon spreset dealer Come to us|
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fae © | SPEEDWAY —PUEL —OtL FIRE: ERICA | * tre factory sec. vince eos! Furnace. fire-
oa Hos = PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS BUP.
= wach sand eravel cement
“a “ain road eravel
PROCESSED ROAD & DRIVEWAY erect. Fen ©-4 and cushion
inson Sand & Gravel.
FE $6318 PE 20903. __
Road Gravel | _Cinders grading rr 59304
sAND GRAVEL. FILL QIRT FE
THOUSAND YARDS OF
black dirt Dried out ready for
free if you haul f away
also oar free Lake-
woo villa west of Pont
on M50 EM 34396 WASH BAND AND GRAVEL FILL
dirt. stones. road gravel. Glenn
Whittake FE 717-9004
, GOOD DRY SLAB WOOD
for 610. Delivered.
CORD DELIVER |
_ For Sale Motorcycles 83 | ~~eowrn
|, “OR PART* AND 6ER on
| Beviason Marley Boviaers see Harley with your spray problems .
HOUGHTEN & SON
Case Ferguson, Ne
$78 ON Main Rochester “ot ene
VICE
372 8. Sagi- arr! ictTy wen Goa TR rom | ie
etic oe on Mo "et RORY DONOOn Pa dor oak arrecneia ar | Boats & Accessories 8S __ 3600 Giddings PE 5-6660. —_——e—reeoeeeeeeeee>
(WE NEED TRADE-INS| ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS
Used Ferguson. Ford Ferguson &
other makes necded to fill order EVINRUDE MOTORS
feo ue to make @ real trade) PENN YAN BOATS
HOUGHTEN & SON | jaime Varnes £2 Terme
s20 ‘N*naein Rochester OL 1-9761 | ante Es ae SERVICES “a
Auction Sales 77 Xow ws tux Time TO WA
AvcTION EVER WEDNESDA® Tand conditioned. to apr ss Racmester, Smart eee Ferm ES FE ah es my
he Ee EES ECSU MOTORS ewes tay ond cor "i tractors | Std Rok eg Line of machinery ester « ins acceptsc Low bank rates.
powe ra te) Se, Tupper” 3 used GADA BOAT
pines. 10 en Dee “uM | FIBER GLASS BOATS model . near re ee ee eek. SHORTT
2) SHORTY appointment.
wLce Authorized deal HOOK: *
Mereu Sales and Service “ Lake.
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For Sale Used Cars 91 91 CARNIVAL
vooes
MOTORS Chevrolet - Oldsmobile MercurY 81 7 DR MERCO Pet Used commercially. but body 803 N. Main, Rochester | "9 ar raaic gmt Dine Mor ot MIB, matic Excellent condition Radic at rea shave and mechanical.
ane MARCH SPECIALS Geren ftusebake mirmingham HUT? Ae MOTORS
. wick Species : ar Dyna. @ MERCURY ¢ DOOR SEDAN 012 8 Woodward. Birminciam Super 4 Dyna Por transportation you can't beat 1@ PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE ~ v ‘ ¢ wr by one! A real buy for my et ieee. | owner 6 ond tires, Clean
ton pick verl S ton pickup Bob Frost, Inc. ‘ia Pow > & TUDOR HYD 4dr ja) = at 6150 reen OR }1900
pense LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER anes
: 2. Side wo wma ® Used Cars 850 S. Woodward sees” ea sme - : re ¢2185 _ BIRMINGHAM , dr 8 . Leow mileage, = a $189 DOWN i lad “Seok ~~ 1954 isi MERC CI” CPE $10 DOWN | SALES and assum: vments, Phone Russ at OR 3-787}
_ Wood Birmingha
eS, ITING i oo pm | v ; MERCURY WARDTOPS 3-73 iar Pontiac DELUXE. 9 eel.
° | cnogee free eee Til bere 8 | condition FE ¢
TAYLOR'S | there Snewaet. tredewse. Priced | “aus ateyebe OOOO SOR: S SUMMER GooD USED CARS ' as low as $1 406 | agttte..OF 3 t008.
1 Gini “eles. "Stina ee at) .| Bob Frost, Inc. | “SRA wis teen car PRICES an. 5 of%% | FACTORY OFFICIALS tis | 1982 Ply. 2 @r Radio LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER | =t4 5S F BOSE WITH BA. ‘TODAY ose i ede Foes CARS R50 SW oodward dio and heater Good condition
Special Radio, BIRMINGHAM | Can be seen at 72 Norton FE er Dynafiow 6 = . |
ae wr eales foe wt eestor ene nadie oe we ORDS pein we waive ea 1989 JEEP. FULL ALUM TOP 17. cars. # mowr | miles O° 2377
TAYLOR'S ROUR S re eae er SEMRER, OTPS + MOTOR SALES ee ai LINCOLNS | gencony etl eas: ODEN 6 CHAMP. oven: FE 2001 A matic fully equipped very clean | ‘Hal! omner car Several fe TRON. STATION WAGONS 5 brand new tubeless tires $1026 money dows Carkner Studeber.
NEW CAR GUARANTEE al Bob ae tae The Linco en MEERERY
850 S Woodward
_———_muwomam
‘53 Buick Super ” power
eMmss,
$1,595
CHEVS.
1954 Left-Overs
Hurry While They Last
ALL BODY STYLES
AS LOW AS
$1326.41 Headquarters
for Chevrolets
0 MILE AND WOODWARD
$1 AND ‘30 NASH, radio, beater.
L
| Bacenens condition. Radio
by Dick Turner |
WE
FINANCE ATE ¥
ME Y’ Me, | mg Bogus MOTOR SALES | wit Fe FORD | RIA OVER- | awe, vedin heater 1 owner new
$05 do mo on balance.
SChUTZ MOTORS
PLYMOUTH DEALER
912 8 Woodward? Birmingham _ ry) RD ¢ DOOR. V8 CUSTOM |
ht blue white walls heater
cafe signale wind@w wadhers —
Like pew Private sale FE
51171
CUSTOM V4 2? DR
beat
| Fordomatic Only 8695
| ped your oid car down Cork:
‘| ner Studebaker Birmingham MI
4+
PORD ‘te V4 STATION WAGON. FORD. “st
PORDN CUSTOM V4 « DR
ecaris @ one
MOTOR fALes
TM Reg U & Pat: Cop: 1965 by NEA Ber.
Buckhorn __ MY 32611 wll “ete
Spring Specials} — “My husband sags my age
expec ually 1 in n your bills!’
gas | 8 Woodward, Birmingbam
aces | ibe HUDSON PACEMAKER. 6200,
061 RoDBoR COMMODORE ay
' silver grey
ramatic
very cle
LINCOLN 4 DOOR ADIO
“nester. electric windows. $100. on |
open THRO FRIDAY
HASKINS, | CASH WAITING
a $7811 Ask for Dick _
“LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
PR OL 1471!
“FOR MORE ea YEARS A Oldsmobile 4 dr Holiday sedan
Come
Bee it
Drive
Price it ; :
HOUGHTEN & SON
YourR PRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE
D
GMC TRUCK DEALER
$28 N Main. Rochester OL 1-076)
DON’T MISS— SEDAN. erga) finish * venutiful interior
OT ever Where eee can you
for ealy | SEE THIS
Olds 08 4 Gr Radio Heater
Bob Frost, Inc.’ piss boas" Tein tea, boas LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER }
850 S. Woodward | onc
_Oakiand FE 22351
BIRMINGHAM CUSTOM 9 1963 HOLIDAY OLDs
Power brakes. steering, radio,
tuntoa ree re eh grenten white wail
Prices At Their Lowest pe ERTI TW
+s payments
GOOD CREDIT!
go. Two
bodies ners
ation cal!
5-02 erd ‘
AUTO PARTS. FE 1 i =| __ 11 8 SAGINAW
TIP TOP Y st.
WILSON GMC’ USED CARS
Oaklandat |
Cass ary door
NEW CAR!
1952 DeSoto ¢ door V-8 with
PONTIAC
‘Triple Checked ~
Used Trucks’
1947 Ponties
$US 4 door
1954 Dodge Coronet Suburban BAD CREDIT! NO CREDIT! YALL COME
7) 8, SA0INAw eT.
MOTOR SALES , CHEVROLET 1083 ¢ “DR “DRIFT.
itis FORD % TON PICKUP tie | $00 gray, Bod norison | bive ee dovy end atewne sermons et | IMMEDIATE ie pond Fe DUMP aw DELIVERY ee: Ti ____ NATIONAL Sh wheel, MOTOR SAI.ES PSI Todge: 2 oor oe
Chrysier New Yorker 4 door
Power Steering $1,095
| Like New
WIDE SELECTION = sao 1980 Piymoutn ¢ door
$445 °
OPEN EVENINGS | a CLARKSTON FE 2-9203 FE 4.483] MOTOR SALES
‘@_pobo ® DUMP t TRUCK WITH Wait g 7 “firey Dany
Cheev OLive 36546. & BUY SFL and TRADE
oa ac PICKUP #60 S17 N |. A 5-5141 ;
éuc 3 CTOI FRUERAUF | : |
va tease“ ~=~©60 BY OWNER DEISEL TRAC- . : . . A-| condition Reasonable | 1954 OLDS “RR”
or Vinewood 3-687! i
os %, TON STAKE “oe | «Two tone radio heater signal
Bae ee a gehts clean and in excellent con
a dition. This car can be seen at |
STUDEBAKER 3) © Lincoin . Excellent condition 1! owner
mileage Hester Only
down. Carkner Stude JS CHEV WAGON SAVE $400 MI ¢10
For Sale Used Cars 91
Real Bargains |
coupe coupe Overdrive Like new
. | Owner j
& Hydramatic. Like |
147 FOR
a saree
| BUSIN eng BUTLDINO A HOUSE |
Convertibie power
tires. tinted
condition
PE ¢3320.
b Bg tos 3 funities Execute e's car jow mileage MI 46802 $7,085 in¢ludes| insurence.
t Buctbere Lake a
My __ 2-261) til! 8:00 pm 8) DODOE K HARD TOP RED RAM Radio nae automatic
tARE ORION
RD STATION WAGON
_Will trade PE Peeve
ESS? You'll LOOKING FOR A|
find |
_Money makers advertised
/in the Business Oppor
column in Classi- —|'53 Dodge V8 club coupe 'S4 Nash ? _Bquity, $55. FE > : 'S4 Nash 2 door .. $1,199 ‘8. OLDF DLX ‘98 310 DOWN SO Chevrolet, 4 door $595 an. assume -ayments 44 8
Woodward Birmingham
53 Plymouth, 4 door $999 it-heY @L cre sie BOWS
|’50 Nash, 4 door ... $295 _Weodwerd, Birmincham
|'52 Plymouth. 4 door $795 | ita PT¥M ‘ DOOR 3 366
"52 Dodge, 4 door .. $795 PE aecn see blew, ave
“- PLYMOUTH EXCELLENT
ondition 875 Scott Lake Rd
1950 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR. RADIO
heater. Good condition with Pull price $285 J4n hd
_ win Ave PE #1431
iio PLYMOUTH. « DOOR. LOW
_mileage private party FE 5-386
$795 1985 PONTIAC & 8% +¢ DOOR
+ Oflicia. sorporation..car- ~SIOS” $279 GL 1-4asi aner ¢ pm
- 103 CHIEFTAIN DELUXE CATA.
‘S1 Buick, 4 door ... $095 lina Low mileage. Diack paint
| - A-1 condition $1.0 for My equity
| CHEAPIFS FE p14 , 1956 PONTIAC STARCHIEFPTAIN
| 48 Dodge, 4 door .. $185 | _Cataiina low mileage. PE 5-7332
''46 Dodge, 4 door ...
“WG Dene tors Lhe Bright
Spot 49 DeSoto, 4 door ..
Month End Sale 1 "52 Chevrolet, 4 door
| 51 Dodge club coupe $795
$695
J vce ae eee $1,095
| ‘49 Chevrolet, 2 door $205
"82 Desoto club cpe.,
seeees
46 Pontiac, 2 door. .
Ricmon. ' Take Your Pick
schneider We Finance Them All
232 S. SAGINAW ST. ‘49 Mercury Green fudor
Open tl & pm | NX good drivery clean in-
2.9131 side ....,¢........ $333
49 Bord Opal Blue. 4 dr
Jast right for ao 2nd Aon Showers
{ Used Cars! * * on O Se ATS
S| 345 a | ord 2 dow Klas k
1994 CHEVROLET 2.2% SEDAN ( spe ) 433 LOW MILEAGE ATKE NEW rood transportation $433 $1 445 : - , .
183 PURD country sppan 17 Catillac Blue 4 di A PERFECT CONDITION ; good hig cal ~ $333
$225
198 PONTIAC CLUB couPF “48 Pontiac sedan coupe PF R FECT TRANSPORTATION , 55 EXC COND Right for you ..... $255 $795
eee ase y DR sepan a (30 Olds super 88 2 dr. AR! A-1 CON- © Blue baby, needs a
20? | home ........0eee. $555 1951 PONT DRIVE THIS CAR COMPLETE. 5 | | LY RE-CONDITIONED }
3 - 1951 Chevrolets, all colors,
TUNE ssp4 radio, heater and some | DYNAFLOW A REAL BUY }
_| with powerglide. : MORE pa TS Bar Ssh To . . $699 Your Choice ..
IT'S SMART TO BUY YOUR CAR 5] Pontiac Chief. 8 dix.
COMMUNITY | radio, heater and | 1962 BUICK 4
WHITEWALL ai ft ee s
hydramatic
MOTORS | THESE AyD MANY MORE
THE PL WHER rou CAN AT THE
* 803 N. Alain, Rochester | Ca Re Lake
| Ouve ema FE 600s FE 6-00 |
x ,* s “s ee ky Pee Bee ee eee ee ee ee a ene FE 5-0630 }
17 OF THE YEAR!!!
utomobile and oriced to sel! — is beginning to show,
ro Re __For Sale Used Cars 91 4 es
$295 | - te PORD CONVERTIBLE. 110 $305 = down and assume payments. 464
i ee
CALIFORNIA BUYER |
NEEDS {
Good ‘eles late mode! used cars
~q Henn—
For Sale Used Cars RR ere ern ~
aes ae pe
BONTIAC 6 & CYLINDER STAR. chief deluxe. Red with white side |
walis Hydramatic radio heater,
Second 8
83 PONTIAC 7 DOOR. @ CYLIN-
th we A real stea! for only
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER
850 S|. Woodward
BIRMINGHAM
i962 PLYMOUTH 4 DR CAR HAS
Birmingham MI ¢3410 7
IT’ S!
TURNER'S
TU RN TO SERVE YOU 155 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Just what you need for your
$1 en coming
$1199 vacation for the family.
$1199
$310 down and $32 © monthly or your old car down. Or $10 down
“A-] Buys’ ‘30 Chev. Cl. Cpe. $299
49 Pont. Dlx. 4 Dr.
Lecce eeeees $299
’4Nash 2 Dr. ....$144
‘$9 Ford 2 Dr. ....$19
49 Packard Sedan $199
‘49 Ford Sta. Wgn. $199
'3O Hudson Cpe. . . $199
34 Ford Cus. 2 Dr...
; “| 199
53. hes. Sta We
Lock ‘sl 144
"S] Mere. Clb. Cpe ..
Leelee ee cenoes $544
‘53 Ford 4 Dr. ....$899
‘MW Ply. 2 Dr. ..... $299
‘33 Ford Hard Top ..
eee $1199
52 Dodge 4 Dr. .. .$599
32 Chev. 2 Dr. ...$544
50 Pontiac 2 Dr. $299
50 Olds 88 4 Dr. ..$399
54 Chev. Bel Aire $999
50 Ford 2 Dr. ....$599
52 Ply. 4 Dryers . $644
'$1 Ford 2 Dr. ....$399
"51 Olds Sedan ...$699
"§S2 bord 2 Dr. .... S644
34 Merc. 2 Dr. .. 81599
54 Stude. Cl. Cpe. $1099
3 Olds 2 Dr $1399
SL DeSoto Sedan $599
‘$4 Ford Hard Top ..
ne $1699
SE Ply. CL Cpe. . $399
'S4.Nash 4 Dr $1099
‘$2 Ply. Sta. Wgn. $899
HAROLD TURNER, FORD
2 BIG Cheapies '47 Ford 2 Dr. ..... $99 |
'47 Hudson 2 Dr. ...$99
48 Frazer Sedan ..
'49 Nash 2 Dr. .....$99
"47 Mere. Sedan ...$99
47 Buick Sedan ...$99
"48 Ply. Sedan ..... $99
47 Chrysler 4 Dr. ..$99
spring
Specials
$3 Ford Conv. .. .$1199
48 Ford ......... $144
‘0 Ford ......... $499
"$8 Olds .......... $199
"48 Pontiac ...... $199
Trucks
34. Ford %-Ton Pick-
Up ....... +... $999
"30 Chev '3-Ton Panel
Lecce ee eens $299
‘33 kord '3-Ton Pick-
UP oo. eee ee eee $644
"$2 Dodge '2-Ton Pick-
UP oe... ee eee. $599
‘40 Ford Sedan Del...
Cees $69
53 Chev. 9 ft. Stake
cece eeeeeeees $599
LOTS
464 S. Woodward, Birmingham
134 Mile at Woodward
Midwest
JOrdan 4.7500
4-6266 - Liberty 9-4000
Liberty 9-4001 $9] $4 Chev. 4 Dr... $1395
54 Ford 4 Dr. ... $1295
52 Pont. 2 Dr. ... .$795
$1 Nash 4 Dr. ... $395
53 Pont. 2 Dr. .. .$1395
‘50 Buick 4 Dr. ...
"50 Chev, Conv't. . .$595
'49 Hudson 2 Dr... $245
30 Nash 4 Dr. ... $195
"31 Kaiser 4 Dr... $495
‘$7 Ply. 4 Dr... $195
"30 Chev. 2 Dr. ....$495
51 Lincoln 4 Dr. . .$695
’49 Lincoln 2 Dr. . .$495
49 Ford 2 Dr. ... .$345
*49 Chev. 2 Dr. ... .$395
"51 Chev. Pickup . .$575
530 Ford Pickup . .$395
'48 Chev. Panel ...$195
53 Ford 4 Dr. ... $895
‘54. Chev. 4 Dr. ...$1445
$2 Ford Panel ... .$595
51 Chev. 4 Dr. ... .$645 S. Saginaw St.
MA GOLD |S WHERE
YOU FIND IT--
FE 4-4546
$2 Chev. Wen.» $1095 -F
52 Suburban ..... $695
'SO Ford Wgn. ... .$695
'51 Ply. Wgn...... $745
'49 Pont. Wgn. ...$345
55 Chev. 2 Dr. .. .$2295
'33 Henry J 2 Dr. $495
53 Pont. Catalina $1595
‘53 Chev. Sd. Cpe.-$1495
$4 Ford Conv't. $1745
51 Chev. Pickup. .$575
'53 Ford 2 Dr. ....$995
-’5] Stude. 4 Dr. ... $495
'48 Pont. 2 Dr. .... $195
"30 Stude. 2 Dr. ...$395
"51 Pont. 2 Dr. ....$695
50 Olds 8&8 4 Dr. ..$575
50 Chev. 2 Dr. ...$545
'47 Nash 4 Dr... $245
SQ Mere. Clb. Gpe. $645
'32 Chev. 2 Dr. . . $695
54 Chey. Bel Aire $1395
"54 Chev. Bel Aire $1495
BIG SAVINGS
“The Workingman’s Lot”
HEWS
HARGREAVES YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER
SS
'S4 Buick Super 4 Dr.
"52 Ford Victoria.
"82 Pontiac 4 Dr. Deluxe 8
"54. Chevrolet Bel Aire
52 Chev rolet 2 Dr. & 4D:
54 Buick Roadmaster.
"Sl Ford 2 Dr.
10 Courteous
your next car the right way—
53 Pontiac Custom Catalina.
53 Chevrolet Bel Aire Convertible
Both Deluxe models and very nice cars ...
All power equipment
New paint and a good runner 52 Dodge Diplomat Hardtop with radio and heater
‘33 Buick Super Riveria with radio, heater and Dynaflow.
Wonderful savings
Immaculately clean . LIFE IS TOO SHORT to sell cars any way but the nght way. and that is the OLIVER BUICK
WAY! Good tires, batteries, brakes, safety checked and ready to go. Buy
the OLINER BLICK WAY!
‘33 Buick 4 Dr. Super with radio, heater and Dynaflow. Tu-ton paint . .$1495
All leather trim and loaded ............ $1495
Dynaflow, V8 engine. Very smart looking ....$2395
Ford-O-Matic. Canary vellow. Low price ......... $995
Chiettam. Hydramatic. One owner ....... $995
_ Low mileage. Turquoise finish ........6.... $1545
Radio, heater and white walls ... .$1195
A fine car ........ $45 52 Chevrolet
sedan with radio and
$795
SL Pontiac
Station Wagon with radie and
“gags 'S4 Pontiac 2 door
heater
MM Chevrolet Clb. Cpe. Ideal for the little woman. All the extras ..... $645 -
. $795
V8 engine . .$1595
oe $595
! Oliver Wants Your Business |
‘Chevrolet Sedan with radio and heater. Top buy .......eeeeeeeees $265
‘49 Pontiac 2 Dr. Dix. mode! Remember 25 no down payment specials $495
‘M) Buick 2 Dr Sedanette. Radio and beater. Runs good ............ $445
49 Chevrolet 4 Dr Deluxe A low cost good runner .....ccee. cece ee: $225
“Pontiac 2 Dro Nice body with no rust. Starts everytime .......... $345
49 Plymouth sedan. We have 60 fine cars priced below market ...... $195
‘ST Madson 4 Dr with radio and heater. Owner wants to buv it back ...$205
‘SO Olds 2 Dr. with V8 engine. Clean from bumper to bumper ........ $545
‘Sl Pontiac 4 Dr. Deluxe & Chieftain with Hvdramatic. Perfect. ...... $765
‘31 Plymouth 2 Dr. Anyone would be proud to own this one .......... $595
No Reasonable Offer Refused— _ °
OLIVER. 210 Orchard Lk. Ave.
$1495
52 Pontiac
Catalina with radio, heater and
hydramatic
$1095
‘53 Dodge
3 door sedan with radio and
heater
$945
51 Chevrolet
4 door with redio. heater and
powerglide
$695
$2 Buick
4 door with radio, heater
dynafiow
$1095
52 Chevrolet
Convertible with radio, hester
and powerglide.
$995
Five °54
RETAIL
3. .door..mith sadie.and heater... A MATTER OF
TASTE Yes, choosing a used car is a matter of taste and
the fact of the matter is:
deal at the RETAIL STORE! You always get a better
"52 Buick
2 door sedan with radie and
heater
$895
53. Pontiac
Catalina with radio, heater and
hydramatic
$1495
"53 Ford
44 ned egy een Fith. radio and J
$1095
‘49 Mercury
3 door sedan with radio and
$345
52 Plymouth
Club coupe with radie and heat-
Very clean.
"$695
Three ‘52 Fords
Radios. heaters and one with
Pordomatie
$795 Up
52 Pontiac
Convertible with radie, heater
and hydramatie
$995
’S1 Pontiac
Catala with radie, hea
hy dramatic tor ond
$895
Pontiacs
Swann ope rent 4 doors. Pully
"$1995 Up
PONTIAC STORE
\ y
Salesmen B | K FE 2-9101 0 . --
7 3 U ( “Goodwill Used Cars”. ' i i ‘ . i. : .
‘ | -« |jJ 6S MT. CLEMENS ST.. 4 FE 3-7117
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