§ t The Weather ‘ 7 | ) Pal : =.- THE PONTIAC PRI 119th YEAR x** PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16,.1955—36 PAGES ee NTERNATIONAL NEWs BERVICE Near Fatal Explosion Blamed Upon Spilled Gasoline Whole Zeller Family, Two Others Perish as Basement Dwelling Blows Up By AL LOWMAN | Six persons, three of them children, were killed when an explosion shattered a basement home in Highland Township near Milford last night. The dead, including one entire family, are: Robert Zeller, 29, owner of the home; his wife, Anita, 22; a son Robert Jr., 19 months; a daughter, Gloria Jean, 7 months; Samuel Fowler, 29, anti hig daughter, Jeannie, 3. Zeller’s 16-year-old sister, Patricia, who left the dwell- ing only seconds before, said Robert junior overturned a glass jug of gasoline being used to clean auto parts. _ The men were attempting to wipe it up with rags when the explosion took place at about 8:30. — Patricia said she had gone to a house trailer next to the home to get additional rags to help clean up the 4 Six Die as Blast Shatters Home Sdilled Gasoline Causes Blast That Took Six Lives Snow Clogs Up Main Arteries at Rush Hour Storm Drops 3 Inches on Area; One Accident Blamed on Weather A heavier-than - expected snowstorm dropped 3 inches of clingy white stuff on the Pontiac area between 1:30 a. m. and 8 a. m. today. Work-bound motorists traveled main roads at a snail’s pace. The one coun- ty accident blamed on weather conditions injured two men and caused a major traffic tie-up on M24. A 2-mile string of vehicles was stopped for about 20 minutes after) two autos collided 200 feet north) ~ of Bald Mountain road. 3 The weather forecast is for | tian Sei iva a. eg sone cn pele Glaspie Saas night and Thursday. Hard Luck Dogs =e a ee _ The Oakland County Road Com- | : ; reac door of — po id plows and 25 ross Blast-Shatter ed trailer, which housed Zel- . i ti . t} M AM ipataemas Oster teed Zeller Family — | rue, "wnen'she heard = Main roads were generally clear Misfortune has dogged the steps ¥ = ow a by noon Loomis stated, but warned ot the Zeller family over the years | ¢tTific explosion. tae comme secomtery reeds to but death dealt a final blow last| “I ran back to the house mained slippery. night. and tried to open the door From 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. the road Mrs. Anita Zoller, one of the) nut something was holding crews reported the heaviest | Peatios Prove Peete | victims, had escaped unhurt from | i+ shut,” she said. snowfall experienced yet this deputies Allen Biles ‘(center)’ and | ‘hree Previous fires. the latest of year, said Loomis. volunteer | Which occurred ven ae was| Alice Jean Weaver, 17, a visiting warming tar to patch a in the Patri- The Pontiac Department of Pub- the damage. to the Robert Zeller home at 350 Sat EAP fa Gaaeenend Neue , lic Works had eight plows and 60 ' Woodrutt Rd., Highland Township, near Milford. ——— in ota lla pacts lang Negro = to Office Manager Arthur Hilliker. ™ Spilled gasoline is believed to have caused the blast. over conte the stove, but the sslutiey companies, who are true a. * blaze was extinguished before it ere : mainly sleet and hi Pai. |2 ’ ’ could cause extensive damage. winds, said the snowstorm wal Mother Colony Report Buildup Relatives quote a recent state- | neighbor's home to call the High- _ Caused no service breakdowns. : ment of Mrs. Zeller: “I've been The Detroit Weather Bureau nt: ., |of Island Group 3 techy eo Sart have 0 feces be]. ports this area's tetal snowfall so S Pri ° next fire I"m in will be the last." Firemen, who sald they bad te far this month is 8.5 inches. The ees Frincess posite id S| Last Nov. 21, Patricia Zeller, 16,| "tp & hole im the roof to cater, average for February is 9.4. P 7, BASSETERRE. St. Kitts | | jand ber brother. David, 12, brother seedy yy eres scattered "i ouring Princess Margaret landed | “voft | and stator of Robert Zeller, one . man Gohan at ae today at this “mother colony” of} Formosa Sources Tell of the blast victims, were in an| Some’were groaning and ap a low of 20-24. Tonight's low is ee’ the British West Indies for a one- f Reds Massi Near auto crash that claimed two lives. | peared to be alive, they said. All . expected to be’ 18-22. * day visit. ° ssing | Patricia is still wearing a cast. | were dead on arrival at Pontiac " aR. * The British frigate Bigbury Bay Quemoy, Matsu And 11 years ago the father died | General Hospital. In downtown Pontiac yesterday - fired q 2l-gun salute as the royal | 8 leaving his widow to rear Patricia,| Furniture was wrecked through- ‘ the thermometer hit a low 16 and " SAMUEL FOWLER JEANNIE FOWLER yacht Britannia, carrying Marga- TAIPEI, Formosa — Political Dick, and David. out the house. A large kitchen ap ote 33. asl ue ae : ; ok : = ‘ret on her month-long good will! quarters here spoke today of * Ex-G D ar ar plage ages as they mercury : 4 ° . cruise through the Caribbean, ar- threatening Communist buildup on . worked on uto parts, was .m. today and had climbed to rad : | | ahaa ; ) tossed on its side. Part of ee hree Anti-Red Romanians" the mainland oponte Satonait EXUTEVG UIQ CT en taaet artes ae | A light rain was falling but the | Chinese Matsu and Quemoy is * 1) exit. A studio couth omeléer- S d tion Today ret toe th lands jDetenee Ministry smrces Denies Killing JoAnn |x on = urrendaer at10n GLY | chored, and the day was bright 20ds. if . aaa = | ies Inics : ; and het for Margaret's busy %#id they couldn't confirm it. DETROIT w — Former grave! Ail three rooms bore signs of the BERN, Switzerland “— All three anti-Communists The political sources said the digger Richard Niles Ballingall/ blast as furniture and appliances round of sightseeing and official activities, Reds were bringing up big gums now denies he killed JoAnn Gilles- ; 'to mainiand points near Quemoy, pie two years ago, police say, She arrived after an overnight | ang deploying troops opposite Mat- reversing an earlier confession. trip from Antigua. | su. Quemoy and Matsu block the (Chief of Detectives Marvin G. St. Kitts, ‘government seaport of Red harbors of Amoy and Foo- | Lane said Ballingall told him yes- the Leeward Islands, reputedly was | chow terday that he had nothing to do holding the barricaded Romanian legation here surren- dered without bloodshed today. Capt. Hermann Alboth of the Swiss Army said there were only three men in the building at the end and the | Slated Sunday Dr. Monroe Lists Six scattered in pitiful heaps on the (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Vaccinations Second date for rabies vaccina- Desert A-Tests tween 27 and 35 years of age. They refused to give colonized in 1623. H before the Manila Pact Er . fourth man was “only a bluff.” discovered by Columbus in 1493./ agooe gue here feel it ie | With the rape-slaying of 18-year-old County Centers for Dog S 7, rhe three men were be-| The site of the frst British settle | semrety pousible the Reds might | JoAnn, a junior college student. Psychiatrists contiriued to ex- afnine Ballingall to determine if House Balloting : open conference he had “aggressive criminal. ten- . tion clinics was announced today their names. Police said “—s ® tate = ies.” nia fl by Dr. John D. Monroe, Oakland GLORIA JEAN ZELLER . the leader of the band told Pan Am Giving China Oe wee = reports of any oe ao cae a ae cae on [ ay 4 Se Delayed Again 'them his father had been Wid Be h Fi h military action in the offshore is-| of questioning over the death of a . -_ vaccinated for $130 at any of x|Unit GivesOK |, __ killed By the Russians in| W Ide Berth on Flignts tarde from Nenchishan, nthe) eC | OK Predicted on Pion centers to be set up Sunday from Unfavorable Weather | Romania. MANILA # — Pan American, A ship pees om 700 came for 66 Per Cent Boost 1 to 4 p.m. The non-profit pro- gram is sponsored jointly by the Oakland County Veterinarians’ Assn. and the County Health De- partment. ' At last week's clinics, a total on Statehood for Alaska, Hawaii WASHINGTON 0 — The House Interior Committee voted 194 to- Prevents AEC Blasts in Nevada Today , LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS) — The ‘multi - million dollar project | The group, which slew the lega- tion chauffeur when he resisted them early Tuesday, had vowed to hold the legation buildings in this -| pany said today. World Airways is giving the Com-| from Nanchishan arrived in Kee- munist Chinese coastline a wide jung harbor, Many were depend- _berth on its flights between Tokyo, ents of servicemen. The ship also Hong Kong and Bangkok, the com- brought about 100 Nationalist sol- diers, some requiring medical care Planned Parenthood Urged for Dogs, Cats - Two million unwanted dogs and cats must be put te death Pan Am said the ‘closest the and others brought tc Formosa on by humane societies and city | in Lawmakers’ Wages WASHINGTON @®—Members of. ° the House, cocking a collective eye toward voter reaction, faced a de- of 1,713 received shots from | day to admit- both Alaska and; “Operation Teapot” was delayed Clippers come to the Red main- rotation, pounds each : cision today on whether to vote local cress participating | Hawaii as states. . by nature again today while scien- Long rows of cantonal police |'and is 120 miles. That is while, Nationalist quarters repeatedly; What gan ams to stop this | themselves a 66 per cent pay on a volunteer basis at six | Committee approval cleared the | ‘ists met to determine when the} 24 swiss troops lined the street |P@ssing Hainan Island, where a have emphasized that Chiang Kai-' endless Killing? boost. It seemed certain they centers. bill for action by the House when weather will allow them to fire the) i. tron¢ of the legation ag the (Cathay Airways plane was shot shek’s forces do not intend to, See Hal Boyle's column on | would say “yes. Locations for this Sunday’s clin- opening atomic blast in & NeW! sence patrol wagon left for the | down last year by Communist abandon Nanchishan as they did| page 36 of today’s Press for one But some apprehensions were and if the Rules Committee gives! series of tests on the Nevada Chinese fighters. lthe Tachens. | proposed solution. voiced as the House prepared to ics, with the veterinarian in Bern prison. : P limited debate bill to charge, include it clearance. bil The Atomic Energy Commission Surrender of the men in face of | Bee, congressional a rom the eet Tf administration endorsement in is| announced shorty before midnygn|*Potce wlimatum ended an ve-/ AV E'CY Tells of Drifting A-Death Clouds (77% 23%,2%,° 3%. Hall, Chur eM | combined 1 = d by 10|that the initial detonation in the | CrPavon whic started at 18 p.m a= = ' " Townsh Han, | Democrats and 9 Republicans and) $30,000,000 current series was Post-| their way into the legation, held | F" H-B b d S st Sh It Whatever (008 tiighland Rd. A.W. Emery, | ™oveH the issue toward an uncer.) Poned “for 24 hours” for the S8°-| several attaches and thelr families rom -DOMDS an uggesis elter nade Guach a Gx D.V.M. poedrrsvcdled voted ‘‘no.” om: weather. of unis prisoner for several hours and fa-| WASHINGTON (M—If a hydrogen | tive particles from the cloud drift-| curred where people had warning. ate, where the Judiciary Commit- Holly Fire Hall, William Konde| president Eisenhower wants im- AEC ind directs . nd wounded the chauffeur, Aurel | bomb of the type the United States ing downwind that no one in it took shelter, were careful about, tee has approved a bill calling : mediate statehood for Hawaii but _ = . tested almost a year ago should would have survived unless he fled food and water and cleaned up as/| fer congressional pay of $22,500. D.V.M. ; - Highland Township Fire Hall, H. explode over your house, the drift- to shelter or took protective Katt. Seebeck th Bh 1 t a ¥ mn und . z an mM Aad . e2 by i : \ ‘ o has said action on Alaska should . =ier: ; | : Cotton, D.V.M. vate | acceptable” for the test, which | eriand for the killing of the chauf-| ing poison cloud would kill all ex-. measures. could be cut sharply. The intensity plained of the timing, saying Com + Oakland County Animal Shelter, esd sag terran ag ence originally was scheduled for (feur. It is understood, hdwever, | posed persons up to 140 miles down- | 2. At a point 10 miles downwind of radiation would be cut in half i , 1200 E. Walton Bivd., L. Hartrick, | soiveq, Teesday, nt, just = the Swiss government—as part of | wind. ‘from the detonation, the radiation Within an ordinary frame house, : D.V.M. : eoruas eat delayed the ge despre deal—had Perhaps 5 to 10 persons would was estimated at 5.000 roentgens, eVen More in one of brick or stone. | Walled Lake, J. A. Taylor Ga- ° cated that extradition to Romania | ai. out of every 100 as far as 190 ‘the scale used to measure radia. A basement would reduce radia- Detroit May Be Ath The forecast for today was for|%* demanded by the Communist | mites away in the direction the | tion. for 36 hours after the poison |tion effect 'to, one-tenth. And ap af winds up to 100 knots at higher | Romanian government, would not/ wind was blowing. This deadly zone | rain had drifted past. old-fashioned ¢yclune cellar, cov- la Cj ° 1 , | altitudes, blowing toward Glendale |be granted, The surrender came or racjation would be in the shape| nage ered with’ three feet of earth, rgest ity in oJ. | and Maope, two small communities | *fter # Catholic priest visited two) or i¢hg cigar up to 20 miles wide. | , Tor Comparisum ft roentgen | would be completely safe “in even east of the test site, which is 70|% the men. Tun ud we ae . the most heavily contaminated DETROIT @ — Mayor Alfred} miles north of Las Vegas. Police had been prepared to pro- 3. But if a similar explosion oc- | area.” > ceed with a planned campaign to|i" 4” area of 7,000 square miles. a Cobo said today that Detroit may tha edd ae eat Gemantaw | eject the band from the building | BY n, the state of New| 4. At 160° miles away, contam- have recaptured from Los Angeles would meet again fn iforcibly. Police officials, . under | Jersey contains 7.836 square miles. 2 ination might bring death to % the distinction of being the fourth | Getermine Whether Another try Wil | pressure from the Swiss” gover Set the Adlate: Enerey Commie. (#2 Today's Press’ per cent of the, people who failed j largest city in the U. S. on Thursday ie ment to get the men out of the| sion (AEC) said late yesterday | Wee rem ee eeeee reese ners oO ¢ measures; to Mayor Cobo told Walter S.| When the blast is ale] COS See, Nad We eetiet | in reporting these eotimeies, soy in army tank experts to survey the | kind of shelter would reduce the Schmidt of Cincinnati, a member | ‘roops will be huddied in trenches/ 1.10 around. the legation: The | peril of the Urban Land Institute, that |Only 4000 yards from ‘groumd| tank men agreed that a large scale| a. city officials believe Detroit's pop- zero,” the area immediately below evacuation of the} neighboring ’ After an intensive stady of the ulation is now 2,083,928, compared Oo ee one ree premises Would have: been neces- | Tilation effets from the H-bomb to is lem of under’ control.” a soon as possible. the casualty list | Some House members com- * te ee ~_— “ ~ in Girl's Knifing ‘Sth Grader at Baldwin Is Identified by Victim es Asscilont — : > AW year-old boy, who police say gitl Monday, was given a prelimi-|_ nary hearing in juvenile court yes- iit f L i aT it E : E i eetat ol capt tal ifs’ of a ee a fil g 1 > ] * s i ik | Nevada A-Tests i J i | to save money to build the soles her sister, Mrs. Betty Fowler husband, Samuel, and their three-year-old daughter, | Mrs, Fowler, and Six Die in Blast in Highland Area (Continued From Page One) floor. A clock over the retriger: ator was stopped at 8:33. Det. Sgt. Orame! O'Farrel, head | of the State Police arson squad in 3 R a # tly = | 1 sfx fi i Hil 2 pF f 79 «LTRS H 4 o5 | had lived in a effort ! ; 3, hebby years ago, intending and use it to drive to work. He bought the parts ( used universal gear) only day and was clearing them installation,’ Dick said up for | GRIEF STRICKEN — Patricia Zeller (right) con- (left) after her | Robert explosion in the |5 lier basement home last night. Besides r two other children also survive, James, | / THE PONTIAC PRESS,’ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 Poatiae Frese Photo } policy has been cleared for House -| in Shotgun Slaying Advises Payers of Intangible Tax Ike’s Tariff Plan Gets Committee Okay in House WASHINGTON «— President Ejisenhower’s . controversial pro- gram to liberalize foreign trade that the program would ndustries. Chairman Cooper (D-Tenn) of the Ways and Means -Committee | contended mutual lowering of tar- ift walls would aid all nations con- | cerned and contribute to “our own | peace and security,” Will Aid Those Subject! to Property Levy Pontiac City Affairs | Willman Reports City Hall «« Is 95 Per Cent Finished — several City Manager Walter K. Willman ania @rive from Josephine to Jemes x it UP last night told the City Commis- sion the new City Hall is % per cent complete. Armed with this knowledge. the Commission passed a resolution re- ducing the ‘‘good faith’ deposit Kennett were let, the pelaeinetaas served with the Marine Corps im J. H. Fredman Co. left with the The atomic device to be tested the Pacifie area while Zeller city a percentage of the total tam tom ray Cf egg anges | Corot Gepmememl Battle Creek cost of the structure. tower. When , tons with the Army dust will be sucked up into the. | The Commission also author. cloud and become radioactive | The bodies were taken to ined of additional new If this dust is Gropped outside the | Richardson-Bird Funeral Home in equipment tor the $1,000, test site, it could prove harmful. | Milford where arrangements are ¢60 building, slated to be ready Thus far in the 31 tests held in Ne- | Pending. | for occupancy im Inte April or vada, there have been no injuries , a | earty May. The resetution pre- from radiation. WJR Official Succumbs —_|_ vides for equipment and turni- Some cattle which wandered too Followina ; nA | ture met previeusty ordered. close to the test site have been wing Heart Atfack | in, other action, the Commission burned by radioactive particles’ DETROIT (@—Francis A. Mc- ordered the city attorney to dropped from the characteristic mushroom clouds of atomic blasts, | but the burns were very minor. | { Betting Slips Bring Fine | John Freddie Walker. 39. of 331% | Rockwell St. paid a $100 fine after | pleading guilty to illegal possession '- of betting slips yesterday when he | before Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. Walker was arrested by Pontiac Police vice squad detectives yes- terday at Saginaw and Huron Sts A ) re changed from Spada | Ma The Weather DETROIT A part-time em. snd Rese Spadafore. | "The Japanese government ee eee ee atutne ana |t_% the cars less frequently staff employes of ! PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partty Ploye of a trucking firm was March 22 was set for a public thinks New York, which is the site Gaylon W. Wagner | Inés y the than the young men, particularly , from the present $11,- : ‘ yion 9g it's young women drivers, not 646 to $14,800 gieedy and colder tonight and tomorrow. crushed to death yesterday in the hearing for vacating Grace street of the United Nations he | men, who are primarily respon- 4Uring the very hazardous evening —_ tnew. Low tonight 18-22, nigh tomerrew freight elevator shaft of the Na- from a-point 60 feet east of the ters_the center of world peace _Gaylon W. Wagner, 41, of S46 2 - hours, and, genérally speaking, the : rectheriy’ tenit ales weteae tional Cash ee ee ‘center line. of Joslyn es a projects—where official represen- a. . Pogp Cesta biraeed) . Firths that are members of the young women are more frequently Feb. 4 Accident Victim ee The victim. ‘0’ . 0. Grace from-Fuller to as: 's | Casualty Un- accompanied by responsible older | j itical Conditi Lowest temperature preceding 8 am had gone to the building with an- piat 102 and Fuller street trom bemttad fod en! L. ales —— 0 | norieire are reducing the rates. | people.” of . in Ce ! ition as Guu wud cdeeny cain jother worker to pick up a 600 Grace to assessor's plat 102. a © proper and com |an attenden. hk 2 im .certain classifications, from 9| Here are some of those benefit-' Mrs. Richard Lucas, 18, of 5658 Bun ona Wuanuidas at rf pm. | pound | payroll machine. They had Public hearings were held on in- venient place for achievement of Born in UE . Sept. 12, to 32 per cent. The reduction is ing from the lower tates Hillsboro Rd. Davisburg, whose acres, eereeey, Of 22 om | | leaded the machine on 'the elevator | tention to construct 2-inch black-' a, purpose of the negotiations ON hoamuied =—— envetts | expected to apply to about 25 per! 1. Nonbusiness family cars with auto hit a tree Feb. 4, killing her Moon rises Thursday at 4:05 am. |in the basement and were pushing | top pavement and the assessor | cue.” Japan said. — Flora Seward in cent of private cars| women operators under 25 but no daughter, wag still re Dewntown Temaperateree lit off at the first floor level when | authorized +o prepare special as- | : yee ) RRL = 98 | insured by the men drivers under 25—reduced 23/ ported in critical condition $ Mivereees dD ifs m.......%4, the elevator suddenly dropped. sessment rolls for the following) Russia made its reply today, go- samp attended school in The safe - driving record of | per cent. The reduction is 9 per, at Pontiac General Hospital SRR DP IM, The root of the cage caught streets: ing outside orthodox diplomatic | » ctor and was & member of the women under 25 is one of the prin-| cent if the cars are used for busi-| She suffered serious head gee 9 Se + O'Brien, crushitg him between the Bartel! street from Rastod to Colum- | channels, i | Methodist’ Church. He came to cipal factors involved, ness purposes. .| internal injuries when her — 'shaft and the elevator. Teveriy avenue trom to Pullet.- How soon actual talks will begin from Rector four * ¢e = 2. Nonbusiness cars of married| went out of control on Anderson- Teesday in Pontiac i oan ncapeinaeocemmaisonn California avenue from iin road i Oakland County Joh ville Nema ce teensn B Bj ides Tod Baier tm Gomun te aichigen i” New Yorkie still an open ques-| years ago, He was s staff ser.) Jon M. Nuchols, executive | couples with children where the | rite road. sccording to Oaldand fakes semesters 0202000550 je Pineau Decides Today — Ai ape Beebe er crenee, | ny Rene Proceanes move | guest Suring Werkd Wer I. sees ot Ge emus Lome behind & anal Th Sad Ge We , deputies. eee e rere eee 4 M ! A way ‘ - father, La under . Weather—Cleaty. iow 4 inci’ “ON Forming 21st Cabinet aichighn “Alt S uae aw a ae beat orateahney os aie to « annie, then their record plus a 10 per cent/9 per cent it used for business Crash Victim Critical * guugnest emperatares ont PARIS (INS) — Socialist Depu- street. arkel! te Puirer, | meetings in the next few days or|tha Jane, at home. Also surviving rate credit given to graduates of | purposes. meapr c Lowest. temperatures"... /.-0cccc0:.. $8, |ty Christian Pinedu will make his| Fiust.,venue, trem, Same “onnie, weeks, foo brothers and one sis-| high school or college driver train- 2 BE Boe es Poe Bee ie. fester ieling snow." °° final decision today on whether to; Going street trom Oemus to Whitte- In any talks with Russia, Japan | ter, of Pontiac; Zelma, Zel- ing courses are primarily respon- _3. Nonbusiness cars of married | | *y . ras ne _... continue with his efforts to form "“Hisrrison avenue from Prankiia road | will seek as much of the fol bert and Raymond all of Rector. | sible for the change. aes EE, ae, weet lhe oan & pestinder te on Lawent emperateres’ This France's 2ist ' post-liberation Cab | 1 Baan, sg sence trem Belmeet 10/08 She CON Ge: <- - ‘| Mr. Wagner was seut from the “The classification plan has been the husband ts over % but the i” oOe & ar ceils “ede # im 1904 | inet and end an 11-day crisis. | Jessie. : ~- | 1. Return of at least part of the | Melvin .A.- Schutt . Funeral. Home | revised to recognize that the fam- wife under 5—t 32 per cent | k-trailer ba aod 7 The 50-year-old Socialist leader | ,,W6s Hopkins srenue from Baldwin.‘ Kuriles and the smaller Habomai this morning to the Irby Funeral ily car is a less hazardous risk and 20-per cent if Used in busi-/ ers ond on Sig phort for his; ci cial aseesement rolls were chain in northern Japanese waters. Home at Rector where service will when the’ youthfl drivers are ness. eval asi oh eee cag aoed San conn | program than hed been expected; ore 4 2 Fishing rights in the nortliern | be held: Friday at 2 p.m. Burial young Women rather | young: «4. Cars of married couples with- : : and his chances of succens were | "ectived for s water main alone waters. , . will follow im Woodland Heights | men of the family,” Nuckols said. (out children where the husband ee imptoved. Pinch blacktop pedhects en the| Trade Comite = |Cpmetery, ee But: don't feel too unhappy, .fél- ggg ee it’s Cold Here? : ‘Walnut, “maple ook snd mae wirte me none ss mee i: Bebere 16s the refioade of te ,,Nuciale Sront on 0 a ie inched in the alee. The 78 below sar yesterday 2 Ua ian WBE ARS SSS alate tet Uae Nate iets Leama ere rele er re aa ‘ee y Po Selby 3s ee ae ge ees Si oe i ee ee * Li : j c e a> BAN =] ¢ & \ aS os iB} j a. : : ae 2 at So : x So * - “ g 1 ae * ae J eee A . vas ya . ye Ps | - S A “ oe i ‘ - d ex iil . # x ‘ ai r 4 : . : Shas? ‘ geet aes Phillips, 51, sales service manager for radio station WJR, Detroit. died yesterday following a heart attack. MePhillips had been with the station since 1930 He served as control room engineer. produrtion manager and transportation man- ager before assuming his latest post in 1951. te Elevator Crushes .draw up a, new weed control or dinance based on the Detroit regu- lation. “L. Kevorkian was awarded a $15.- 511 contract for laying 4,100 feet of water line in Eastview Sub- division. Confirmed was a special assess- ment roll for safitary sewer and meeting site and said they would, ‘pumping station on Brooklyn and agree to the place ‘the Japanese || Names on the 1954 package and package and licenses at 197 Onkiand | | Ploremee evenue from Augusta te DO RaM t | @towt street from Green te Paimer | Rundell street trom Gaginaw te Baid- > win : | Rutgers avenue from Beléwin to Uni- | versity St. Clair oetreet from Montcalm te Russia Agrees fo Jap Request . ° . * | Peace Negotiations to | Be Held in New York | in Next Few Weeks | TOKYO w—A Russian conces- sion today paved the way for peace negotiations between Japan and the Soviet Union in New York —- ‘probably in the next few weeks. In a note delivered directly to Prim ence for Moscow or Tokyo as a government considers most ade quate.” | Japan told Reuasta officially Feb. 15 it felt New York was the | Expect Decision in Murder Trial Jory Now Deliberating | /Fate of Ferndale Man An Oakland County Circuit Court jury today is expected to decide Charles M. Himes of 2861 Gray- son is accused of shooting Benja- min Graham, 45, of 2832 Good- rich, Fi . last Nov, 20. The shooting took place, police said, during a drinking bout at 38, of Ferndale also present. I i F >& 38 gh cek ii os 3 That U:S. Is Concerned ’ Over Economic Woes ‘SAN SALVADOR, E] Salvador ® —The Western Hemishpere’s cof- fee-producing countries had Vice | | ‘* | i Mrs. John Wiestenberg of Denver |Colo., and Mrs. John Hendry of Pontiac; and two grandchildren. | | A sister, Blanche Manz, and a brother, Grover, both of Funeral Home to the National Fu- neral Home, 1800 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga. Service will be héld | Friday at 9 a.m. from the St. Peter de Paul Catholic Church with bur- ial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Arthur Roy Farmer Word has been received of the of Flint and a former resident Pontiac of z Mr. Farmer was born here July 4. 1900 and attended Pontiac schools. The last 25 years he has lived in Flint where he worked at Buick Motor Co. | eago, a daughter, Suzanne of Palatine, Mi. and three grand- Two sisters also survive, Mrs |Marie Farnsworth of Bethesda | Md. and Mrs. Belle Kemp of Cher- | okee Rd., Pontiac. The funeral will be held from i death of Arthur Roy Farmer, 54, |: met legis. planned s and - | The U prices has worried E) Sal |The bean represents 8 per cent the little nation's production. Russians Close Tract.. for Testing A-Cannon | 24 per thousand people for the past | nine years. 5a ok Himes’ home with James Cheek, | | nated a national park, but actually | will be used for testing Russian The Day in Birmingham # Construction for High Sch BIRMINGHAM — Construction bids for Birmingham High School’s second classroom addition were received by the Board of Educa- tion last night and contracts. are | awarded next Three low bids for general con- struction, mechanical and elec- trical contracts totalled $475,719 were submitted respectively by R. Stewart Co., W. Wilbur White and Willis Electric Co. The general eonstruction bid was in the amount | Board members also set a March | $3,000, ition | voters im November. | Maybdury sald ne work on | plans for the wing has done, pending employment | consultant, z matter regular hospital scheduled for a jon, Commis- authorized hiring consultant recommendation of the board | fe® of not more than $20,000. more than $6,200 will from Heenan's archi- } Ronald Van Dyke \s Gl in Triplicate of 's a mechanic, 21 d and neither blond nor 6 feet said they never had met until they | headed there tomorrow for basic’ | Be = Women’s Driving Record ¢. Bids Taken ool Addition of the Adams-Derby roads inter- section. Supt. of Schools Dwight B. Ire “ land told the board he will appear in Qakland County Circuit Court next Monday morning in the con- demnation suit involving acreage at 14 Mile and Lahser roads. The Southfield Township site is in Birmingham's school district and would hold an elementary and a junior high school. * s * and hand prints, confiscated wea- pons and other items which have improved law enforcement cedures. Donald McGafrey, local Ex- change Club president, said the group is cooperating with the na- tional club in the eighth annual observance with Police Chief Ralph W. Moxley as general chairman. s * * Reservations are being taken at the Congregational Church of- each Tuesday and Thursday from March 8. iness Women’s Club meets at the Birmingham's eight Junior Asks U. of M. Dean to Advise Agencies About Nuclear Problems LANSING (UP) — Gov. G. Men- nen Williams said today it was likely that plans for building an atomic reactor in the state will be under way ‘“‘in the very near . | future."* that could the safety, health and welfare of our people,” Wil- liams said. A committee of State Depart- ment directors, headed by John McCarthy, Public Service Commis- sion chairman, will meet, with Stason soon, the governor said. House Voting Today on Increase in Pay (Continued From Page One) * and Supreme Court justices $25,- vice president and speak- 000. As presiding officers of Congress, their salary now is $30,- 000 plus a $10,000 expense allow- - ance. fe THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESD Here is a carpet any one would be proud of . . . Soft tone-on-tone coloring in the ever-popular scroll design. Your walls will literally move back when our mechanics finish installing this carpet wall-to-wall in your home . . . and-you’ll be surprised at the low cost too... Choose from Seaspray 5 rT) Green or Sandstone Beige. All this beauty $ Sq. 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The check brings to | ® Seginew Club, presents a| around $5,000 the amount presented to the city $s. —febages City Parks and | department by the club during the last ‘10 years. | poocooccovccooceooooscs Pe) | Sete ducks lose half a pound of weight on long flights. PRICES SLASHED - on Electric Power a week. And, again, members served as voluntary supervisors tc ) Massagers help paid leaders. The 1946 program proved so Ewalt GEORGE'S NEWPORT'S 4 f LE re First applications of Zemo—a relieve itch of surface skin and scalp irritations. Zemo stops scratching and so aids healing. “ANNOUNCES THEIR NEW FUEL OIL DEPT. [ pHONE TOP. | | seme QUALITY ‘OIL | |* trverces || *Me. 1 Heater ou) | eeeeee SAN FRANCISCO w—Four fires in the Sheraton-Palace Hotel and one in a nearby parked automobile last night were believed to be the work of an arsonist, AY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 . ca a e POHOOHOHH SOO OOHOOSHHOOOSOHSOOOCOEOO if : Seeceeeoooooooooseoeee We Think It's Silly. 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J. —\|h- ALLEGAN (UP) — Elighty-six-| Forester, who lives in the com- ; will be “quite decent.” | and a careful study of the de- Wee ae cual 5. 12 EMPLOYEES! || year-old Frank Forester has made | Susmity of Merson six miles south | March, he said, will be “blustery | talled records he has Rept since | nome trom skindergarten, he found . a hobby of keeping weather data | o here. doesn’t Just predict to- and windy as is customary but it ;that his mother, detained on aj] |f vou need prescription safety glasses and his friends and neighbors say cate sey a seadlctien — will be nicer than March usually| Forester said Michigan's weath- tour, wasn't there to fix || ‘® ere euthorized to fit your : )|he usually “‘outguesses the ex- ad ‘today ang his neigh- is. er goes in 12 or 13-year cycles and * agian : Marc had been told that /[ Dr. B. B. Berman | ° || Perts.” protiotion probably | The weather sage said Allegan his friends point out that the win- | He aa gear _ fal ath re Optometrist Forester, However, denies. he | will wan eouastioes County will have an early spring | ter of 1943-44 was quite similar to \nalylnagn Gamma and ltend tana Phone FE 4-7071 ; co nae? ? a { : j oa a guessing” on the weath-/ A week ago, Forester predicted that average eutlowed by better the weather western Michigan has sandwich and a glass of milk ys he bases his predic-| the weather would be “blustery sping oly om had so far this winter. . OPTICAL DEPARTMENT }* |\by-day weather records he has | 8M¢ unsettled with more zero tem- Oldest National Guard unit is’ 17 N. SAGINAW ST. “kept for the last 65 years and by | peratures” until Tuesday (it was) | | : | checking signs of nature. and that the last half of February HOUSEWARES STATIONERY Notions -- Cosmetics All useful items to make your home life easier and more efficient! 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RUKEYSER NEW YORK (INS) — The long time upward climb of stock prices, starting in September 1953, fre- quently puts Wall Street on the front page these days. As a biproduct, more and more. people with no previous experi- ence in the market are for the first time becoming interested in stocks. Hearing a friend boast about quick windfall. speculative profits, the naive are again asking: How long has this been going on? Well, the: answer is that buying and selling of shares ‘started in New York under the old button- wood tree in 1792. Also, the én not a gate, but in a figurative sense a revolving door through which some are continuously leav- ing while others are entering. Believe it or not, the essence of active markets lies in per- petual differences of opinion. If everyone agreed on exactly what the future would bring there would be stagnation — a peren- nial deadiock between those who hold shares and those who would like to buy them, At each stage as prices rise or fall, some are selling shares while others are buying them. Dif- ferences of opinion make stock markets as well as horse races. Sometimes the newcomers over- look the significance of these ob- vious realities. Thus, at the end of a talk ‘by this writer at a club in San Francisco about four years ago, a listener asked during the question period whether I would alert the public through my col- umn when everybody should get out of the market. — Let's waive the question of whether it | United States,” and let's skip over the ability of any one individual to announce pontifically, ‘“‘This is the top.” . My! questioner overlooked the simple truth that it is impossi- ble for a share owner to sell unless there is a willing buyer. If, instead of using individual trance to the Stock Exchange is| you're so smart, why ain't you would be proper to) serve as “tipster general of the hive and need for what they of the United States,” be no transactions. ‘tipster general” “sell,’’ everyone — in this make- believe situation — would be dis- —. COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK _ STILL TIME 10 OPEN ~ YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Save Before Spending . Spend What's Left After Saving! The important fact in saving is to save regularly... A certain amount each week. This worth- while habit soon adds into a sizeable sum. for future wants -. and needs. The Community National Bank * of Pontiac . Branches at dele at GLENwooD : 7 4° W. HURON at TILDEN OUT OF TOWN BRANCHES , WALLED LAKE \_ Bemeg i+ Lisle Sil Be pe a. ~ |his views have been tested by | time. But finance is a stern dis- > | ciplinariam The punishment ts swift and | severe for these whe reason in- correctly, are motivated by sheer emotionalism or act on hearsay or unverified tips. “Bull,"’ or rising markets, are those when the public is more in- clined to believe optimistic’ than pessimistic reports. And “bear,” or falling markets, occur when cock, eminent investment banker /and adviser to statesmen, once | ot it to me: “There are times when Wall 2 Street is disposed to throw all bad | w wastebasket and | news into _the there would | | before taking two steps forward For when this authoritarian] — the person who buys well would say! tested shares eof strong gloom prevails. As John M. Han- | _| Varied Opinions on Value of I ndustries | Make Wall Street Active or Stagnant |" ~~ there are other times when it is Seven’ to na ewes ak (peed unshaken. If the company is strong enough to withstand a temporary portant thing, whether they buy or sell, There isn't any use try- ing to tie their acts to thoroughly logical bases, for the results are the same regardless of the reason- ing back of them."’, factor has been that those with profits are discouraged from sell- ing to realize them, because a quarter te a half of the gain would be shared with Uncle Sam through the capital gains tax. Glib wise guys, in appraising markets, make generous use of hindsight. But it’s foresight which pays off in Wall Street. The boast- ers are stopped short when they read the familiar legend: .. “If rich* One reason why so many do not’ become rich despite good earnings | by. corporations and the long-term ! ; ‘growth of the country is that they are victims of their own emotions. | Instead of buying shares in quiet | periods when stocks are under- valued, they wait for rising prices. They become suckers for the cock- eyed doctrine that. whatever is happening will continue and as- sume that the trees of reper’ will grow. right up to and now monetary assistant to Right after the panic of October | 1929, I asked Andrew W. Mellon, | then secretary of the treasury, for | his interpretation of the crash. He remarked, “People risk what they | don't have and don't need.” But Mellon was referring to. shoestring margin speculation — buying stocks with a small down payment — in which the public gambied in price differences. There | is much less buying of listed secur- ities on credit today, and now the customer must put up at least 60 per cent of the total cost. 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And how many gentleman friends—? |The library wouldn't know this one, for sure. And still no deal' Believe me, Miss Gardner knows as little about | sex appeal as anyone you could | name. She's still in grade school. | The diploma is hidden in the mists te the | fihe for the kiddies to know. But _| then what? Deo we not have the responsi- Sex appeal is just like salt or | nutmeg. It helps, but you can’t live on either one. Meanwhile, let's | ask somebody who isn’t still in- volved in the pursuit of happiness —let’s ask somebody who has al- ready found-it. For it's happiness we were in- terested in, wasn’t it? 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Meu. ich icschite Will be chair man for the money raising pro- ject to be held in March. Helen Larkin of Birmingham, | regional Mrs, Harmon Lawyer and Kath- ryn Wenzel are transferring to the Detroit Soroptimist Club, ANDRE --- “WHERE SERVICE iS SUPREME” _ MAGNIFICENT ) -PERMANENTS $5 . a fas . 10” COLD WAVE MACHINE or MACHINELESS Including Hair Cut and Hatr Style The Secret of Our Permanents Is the _ “Know How” of Our Operators Open Wednesday All Day — Friday ‘til 9 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! IMMEDIATE SERVICE! “First for Hair Styling” | Lois Timney of North Perry street (left) | and Margie Hallett of Baldwin avenue (right) are assuring Joe Leal of Rockwell | at St. Benedict Hall. avenue that balloons and masks play an im-| chased at the door with dancing beginning ae portant part in decorations for a Mardi Gras |at 9 p.m. Card Party Slated St. Michael Altar Society ts planning a pre-Lenten card party for Feb. 22 in St. Michael Hall. Mrs. Robert Gallo is general chair- man. 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M. | Danish Pecan 63e PARK FREE in rear of Coffee Cake ...... our store Fresh Thomas Pastry Shop “Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” ™ West Huron necr Cass Acress from Grand Trunk Station FE 4-8163 C Tickets may be pur- 4 sponsored Saturday evening from 9| © chairman of the affair, which will . | Edith street. ‘‘How to Make Your Wedding Go Smoothly” Come in, write or phone for this booklet. There is no charge. Pearce Floral Company 559 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 2-0127 MRS, TERRY D, WHITTINGTON Judith A. Taylor Wed Saturday Judith Ann Taylor became the bride of Terry Duane Whittington Saturday evening in the parsonage of Church of God. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Donald P. oft Willett street and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kari Whittington of South The Simple Gesture of Sending Flowers ‘Always Make That Certain Someone wrwevvvevevVvTewevwewevweVveVrelVrelVreee OO Mr. and Mrs, George Francisco | attended the couple. 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Families Vacation ° Rikers and Furlongs Plan Trip to Island of Antigua While many area residents sei traveling to warmer spots to enjoy | sister-in-law, the Homer Parshalls balmy breezes there are several! of West Palm Beach. Mr. Whit- Pontiac couples who braved the field, who is spending a few days cold winds of northern Michigan in Chicago, will join Mrs. Whitfield over the weekend. * * s When they reach the British West Indies Dr. and Mrs. Aaron! place over the weekend when the 1. Riker of Commerce road andl Dr. and Mrs. Harold A. Furlong of | Navajo road will vacation on the | island of Antigua. * @# e@ Mrs. Stuart E. Whitfield of Cherokee road and her brother, James Parshall of Watkins Lake, , left Tuesday on a motor trip to Florida. SALE! | of Colorado Springs, Colo | rived Tuesday morning for 2 | Visit with his brother-in-law and ; sister, Mr. ang Mrs. Charlies L. | LaMonte of West Iroquois read. if They will visit their brother and | at West Palm Beach, »- © @. Camp 24 at Curran was a busy Glenn H. Griffins of Ogemaw road and the James F. Nyes of | Elsinore drive arrived. They were |’ joined by the Addison K. Oakleys| ‘and the George N. Petroffs of | Cherokee road, the Willis D. Le! furgys of Colrain drive, and the) ines rT. Norvells of Wenonah Vi Jamaica is the vacation spot chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Graham John Graham of Bloomfield Hills. * s * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens -, ar * * = Mr. and Mrs. George L. Brown i ‘in British West. Indies Br i | i | { ij Governor's Wife to Be Party Guest Mrs, G. Mennen Williams will be guest of honor at the Elks an- | nual father and daughter banquet slated for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Judge Ceci! McCallum will give | the toast to the daughters and his | daughter, Lynn will give the re-| ' sponse. Russel! Dodd, exalted ruler | ‘will give the welcome from the ‘lodge. | A show ef fashions from DeCor oes Margaret Ann Shops is | planned for entertainment along | With songs by Pat Morris and a Now Is the Time to Save on. POSES EE REROH ES +oeeeneteséeceea’D program by a dancing group from Detroit. Rabbi Henry Hoshander will speak. The Rev. Edward Auchard will give the invocation and the benediction will be ofered by the Rev. William J. Rademacher. Dr. Henry Miller is chairman for the | banquet. |Special Program Held. by Beta Sigma Phis Gamma Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met Tuesday evening in the Seminole avenue Re-upholstering One Group of FABRICS Reduced U p to All Work Guaranteed of Voorheis road will observe their ) 46th wedding anniversary Sunday home of Mrs. George Heenan. | 5 Years with an open house from 4 until ee een | mee eee e. jiom were discussed Wm. Wright Hosts for the affair will be their | A discussion was held regarding And Demonstrators son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and the Founders’ Day banquet. A pro- | Upholsterers Mrs. S. W. Clement and son, Don- (o> entitied “Reflective Think: 270 | - $] 5 Up aia ol Chicags. soceien ones Eee eens al N | ing” was presented by Mrs. Wil-| Orchard Lake Ave. rom The couple, married in Gage- Fashionette Club members are anxiously and Peggy Lynn Smith, daughter of Mr. and| © TACTIC urses get. Betty sa was a) FE 4-0558 For Tops in TV. town, has two other children, (quwaiting a fashion show uhich they will Mrs. Robert Smith of Grandview avenue. Planning Dance See Four.Star Playhouse snd tir! Gan “ aoe en of sponsor Tuesday evening at St. Benedict Peggy will be one of the models who will| Seniors of McAuley School of @* =" So8SMANGeiioneshiNtSE Rta AND yhou and Dr. George K, Brown Hall. G 1 chei i the show is Mri ” tashi he Federel S ; Practical Nursing will hold their : SECURE TICKETS NOW FOR Channel 2—9 30 P M. Grand Prairie, Texas. all. General chairman of the show is Mrs. wear fashions from the. Federal Store. “Cupid's Capers” Friday | § Thurs, and this Page * 2 ¢ Frank Reichert of Clarence street (right) | Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. affair may be) trom 9 p.m. to 1 in the Nurses’ s Thursday for more in- Mrs. Cosby King of East Ken- who is displaying some of her notes for. purchased from members or at the door. | Home. | § formation on this Sole. nett road and Mrs. Leslie Graham The graduation banquet is sched- ~ “and daughter, Jill, of Marlborough (left to right) Mrs. G. H. Moon of Osceola | Refreshments will be served and entertain- | SMALL DOWN PAYMENT—RASY FERMS drive left this morning for Florida. drive, Mrs. John Rei hert of Mechanic street | ment will be provided. ' SINGER SEWING CENTER They will spend five weeks at Si’ PONTIAC, 402 00. Sagimew | en nyt, See Bereta, od wd FE 2-0811 | also ia in Tampe and St. Peters-| uled for Saturday evening. Ralph | Lownds, personnel director at St. | © Joseph Mercy Hospital will be A ills Residents to Attend Denver Rites 2re som. oe March Ist and 3rd Pontiac High School Auditorium TIME: 8:30 o'clock BIRMINGHAM, 177 W. Maple Rd. Mi 4-0050 Thompson’s SPEGIAL HIGH POTENCY B-COMPLEX CHILDREN and ADULTS . B Vitamins are water soluble therefore more easily lost in the humen system as well as drained from the food in cooking. B Vitamins cannot be stored in body tissue in high degree and therefore must be supplied in the diet at regular intervals. Many of the 8 Vitamins form co-enzymes essential to normal activity will also increase B Vita- min requirements 100 TABLETS .. $2.00 s Ld s Mr. and Mrs. John Main of Pem- | _berton road, Bloomfield Hills, are vacationing in Florida. L * * Mr, and Mrs. Carr Ponn will soon return to their home on Lowell street after vacationing for a month in Florida. The couple spent most of their time in St. Peters- burg. s A * Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Brien (nee Norma Verwey) of Walled | Lake are the proud parents of a Leon Verwey Sr. of Seibert road _and the Maurice O’Briens of Ann ‘Arbor, - Women's Club | ‘Meets at YW ! ' Mrs. Ben Ronan was program chairman for the Monday meeting of Junior Pontiac Women's | Club held in YWCA. “Be Happy Scouts was a guest of the club. Mrs. Ronan and Mrs. Mert Jen- nings presided at the tea table Mrs. Everett Reese was social chairman assisted by Mrs Carroll By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Several friends of the Hoyt Metzger familys are going to Denver this weekend to attend the marriage there of Carolyn Page Metzger to James Carder. Carolyn has been living in Denver for several months and announced her wedding plans when she was home at Christmas time Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Smead of West Long Lake road are already in Denver and Mrs. Smead is giv- ning there will be a cocktail party given by Denver friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Norman UH. Strouse who are flying out on Thursday, will give a brunch on Sunday morning, just before re- turning home, guests, From Birmingham these will in- clude Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Me- for out-of-town | ' Ginnis, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bowie. and Mr. and Mrs. John L. McQuigg. = * s ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Sanders have returned from a six weeks Stay at Delray Beach, Fla. * *¢ Luncheon at Bloomfield Hills Country Club every Thursday fol- lows a morning of bowling for club members’ wives who form several teams. s * * “The Yeomen of the Guard” which will be given in the Cran- brook School Auditorium Feb. 25 and %. It will be presented by the Music departments and students of both Cranbrook and Kingswood Schools. a contribution will be made to the childten's Hospital. * * * Elaine Appel and her sister, Mrs From the proceeds and donations | ray, executive secretary of Tri-| | County League for Nursing. 5 b : | Charles F. Delbridge, of Birming- | x will : ham are among a group of young spending this week at held Otsego Ski Club * e * = Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ho- from New York Friday for a | three months European trip. Cy Ld * Dr. and Mrs. John Mitchell Lesesne announce the birth of a son, Carroll Boutell Lesesne, Feb. 8 ¥ VITAMINS daughter, Judith Anne, born Jan. ing a luncheon and personal shower _ 4 Cast of over one hundred and = yi. Lesesne is the former Ann 48 N. Seginew St 31 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. for the bride-elect Friday at the forty ts im rehearsal for the Gil. Kamper, a former Birminghain FOR Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Brown Palace Hotel. Friday eve. ett and Sallivan production of resident. ~ % * . Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bush. ~~ nell Jr. of Bates street, «Flizabeth Welden) announce the birth of a) o< son Christopher Welden Feb. 6, “a Orlon for Summer 4 Orion sweaters are for wear all | y summer long. Many of these are | color-coordinated to skirts in vio- | | let blue, lilac or mint green. | PARDON US... OUR SLIP Is Showing metabolism of sugars and §)}Go Lucky” was Mrs. Ronan’s, —WH— ae | starches. | theme for the evening. Increased physical or nervous | Carol Ann Bingham of the Girl auditorium of the Nurses’ Home. — The Rev. Arthur G. Reckinger will = speak. brock of Beach road plan to sail | op, = Td te? Fy Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the | ® BUY TICKETS from aoe _ Members or ot salbises. Vee ate SEC ie See Sa os ls +e A Les For those of us who are STAYING NORTH ... | SPECIAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON EVERY ~ WINTER FURRED and UNTRIMMED COAT! 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Huron St. $1.98 !| The Margaret Ann Shop eg a ae : Se oe Fur products labeled to show country of origin ot tmperted fess, Sizes forall... \ : r | peace’, MISSES’ AND WOMEN'S HALF SIZES! ! es Sl - Coat SalewSecend Flee XTEEN sr Decorating Field? | Snow Your Field, Really : . Can Older Women| Like It, Train THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 for It, and ‘Start at Bottom "By ANNIE EYWoop cidentally) and with the most ele- -- Many people have the feeling | sant > and oo "that all private employment agen- | ims You ever saw. And every- cies are dreary, uncomfortable eae ae your eieaste Jeb and ugly offices, staffed by im- | history in front of impatiently wait- patient harsh and demoralizing in- | ing crowds. terviewers who are so busy apple-| I was fascinated by the success _ polishing the employer that they |‘ of a weman who was so unlike haven't time to be decently civil | the classic prototype of the ‘‘suc- to the applicant. cessful operator.” | ‘The longer I live, the more I} How.did she account for it? realize that, in this field, as in all; Miss Hutchins smiled. Sens Prgekdragy —“ mee <— oe cman ee ieee ie cl crane eae girls with their degrees in fine . arts, looking for their first job, Miss Hutchins specializes in in- to the top designers in the world. terior decorating, design and al- | I like them and I like to. see Sth are til ef compleaed | one are ; . gealuses and highiy temper |. Art ey grelighe ate ake mental types. But Miss Hutchins (jared “because there's a lot is as colm and pleasant as a ma more to the field than just having toon gomeiag. (on. good taste and kndwing how to Her office is one large room, | make over your own drawing room. beautifully decorated (by her, in- A whole lot more! a “And they must learn how to - . type and well, really well. There are seme jobs around Beauty Climic |) sp cre stccstng sts woes SKIN’ CARE ype business sharp Tes Ou to stan tere te || See soap ve aes : “And of course selling in a good never sieere fale commetce ts department or furniture store is of your skin. Thinking “just || one of the easiest ways into the this once won't matter” can be- decorating field.": come @ habit. Miss Hutchins’ advice holds good weocqeemmnent Brand [| for the woman interested in the | © Soap for pleasing re- |! decorating field, and for any wom- sults. an interested in success in any field. Know your field, like it, take training in it, learn to type, 4 and don't be afraid to start at CAKES the bottom. $1.00 i 4 Talk of 3rd Party ¢ a 1 hardest Ge Nonsense,’ Say siete een ws fate || Senator Dirksen WASHINGTON ®—Sen. Dirksen "Densty Seep. Vu svest, || Pelll) termed “nonsense” today 98 Pontine State Bank Bidg. || *Peculation that a third party movement may grow out of Re- publican criticism of Eisenhower Dirksen said he believes a Chi- cago seminar of Midwestern Re- publicans who style themselves “conservatives” served as ‘‘a good seasion to ventilate some - itrita- Gov. J. Bracken Lee of Utah told that meeting the government had moved rapidly to the left in _ the past two years, and he spoke | FURNISH ‘of the possibility of fe third party. | ‘Later, however, said, “ ENTERTAINMENT _ merely threw this in as a sug- FOR eat» 5 Melt the American to vote YOUR PARTY =| tke present trend” ™ Call for Arrangements Chica t go eee fl Saterday. . an interview today Jackie Rae any third party talk is “just non- DANCE STUDIO sense” and not supported by oth- 214 S. Telegraph —_FE 2-2128 || ore who were critical of some ad- NOW ‘AVAILABLE at CONNOLLY’S | " — a == 5 a = —— “On Dipper ae 44400, went ' @ SILVER FINISH @ PERFECT GLASS MIRROR 4 | © ACCOMMODATES PRESSED OR LOOSE POWDER Only ~— Be the’ ’ C227) Be the Lucky One ! 3 . . 9 own the “LUCKY DOLLAR” Compact by Elgin American. Made in an astonishing likeness of a queen-size coin! It’s your very own “LUCKY DOLLAR” for a keepsake talisman or conversation piece. (OW AVARABLE AT TH REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF OMY On DOULAR! CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS h Relationship Not Strong From Start Should Convince Girls, She Put Him Into Circulation By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: I've gone never thought of him as being more than a friend until recently. He doesn't seem to like girls very dancing and even talking with me. “I thought he'd begun to like me. But a new girl has come to our the lost him! abe Me Sil 8 ae Wi rT if Oe cca aa Milde iti i lat 5 % P. er i ‘ ay: ‘Kha j a Fes #) laundry and dry cleaning store | time to time? It is fun to have pup- Her husband is in the Navy. | pets of all kinds \\cllyvoque DOLL SLEEVE WONDERS with the feminine touch in lustrous broadcloth. LACE and EYELET TRIMMED! Adorable doll sleeve charmers with the feminine touch. At left, tating edged cufis ond front. Right, eyelet i 4 : ' | | i | | j | pasted. together and go around’ ish Liberal party leader Clement | “dress With zone. size and style the pede; del panagell passin Ata) | atl ed ire) Sezer es es . can make your tricks. | Davies has been president of the =—5 | how many different dogs ydu can association since 1951. PETUNIA! | draw. Color them and you can — | have your own dog show' : Shatte For little youndsters’ You will want to make a puppet Illusion red Soda hoagie of your own dog, or if you donot) PITTSBURGH «®— The word Punch a hole have one, make a picture of the | ‘‘f¥ee” was dropped from the title In the top / dog you wish you had. of the annual Allegheny County op - Free. Fair after taxpayers com- You can “stretch” whipped plained they actually foot the bill cream by adding the white of an| There will still be no admission egg and beating with the cream. | charge. ¢ , ‘ . . . . — that it wasn't | Powderpuff “Dior” dots thickly|is tautly fitted through the ribs with a papraed: feebly because it was. sprinkled on surah woven of acetate yarn|curved, pleated section over the bustline or ara you'll have no trouble add dash tg a soft and becoming dress spe-|and is fastened with little covered buttons = cially designed for the tall girl. The bodice |and loops. . spires aramid sapiens ; benefit—and they ought to be Baltimore Judge erasers Maat | ° ‘Gives Sympathy ae | BALTIMORE (After Mrs. Au- two weeks now and I like him | gustine Bright pleaded guilty yves- very much. But this past week he | terday to the theft of $189.13 from | seemed very cold toward me— | her employer; Judge Joseph R./ he never speaks when I see him Byrnes gave’ her a 30-day sus- | at school or on the street. pended sentence, placed her on. “If he doesn't like me any more probation and said there should why doesn’t he break up with me? be no restitution. I like him so much I'd hate to “If it weren't for my oath of lose him. So can you help me?” office, F ee Se Pig’ ager apa is new, and a man works @ woman like thal get tend emg for $20 a week...” strange Perhaps The ‘Seunels Vase ccsthan “al met used to his responsibilities one child admitted she took the ss A F | te tas oe cams yeaa eax: money from her employer in small He. money trom her employer in mall! PU DY Puppets Are Fun : ‘It was testified she earned $20.53' Do you have any of your pup-, Do you have a dog? I have two i, as time goes on. going steady for working a 54-hour week in a/ pets left that we have made from dogs and théy are Basset Hounds. “'th him is an empty operation. chalk it to the fact that he There is a Basset’s picture in the Goesn't know how to olay) chat bottom right hand corner of the game correctly. Since he doesn't picture. Mary Kanusky of Allen- | play. assume the deal doesn’t exist puppets. A TRY IT bdok and sur- °V*" *8ain. prise is hers for sharing this with | ° . = Gets Nomination Cut out small pictures of dogs or LONDON i®—The World Assn. draw your own and paste them to | of Parliamentarians for World a strip of paper which will be! CHAPTER I— Grade School — You've come a long way since then ... CHAPTER II— high school — Another important chapter in your “Book of Life” CHAPTER []— 1s Yours to Write — You’ve had very little choice in your elementary and high school program. You are now free to choose. MAKE IT A WISE CHOICE! The demand for stenographers, accountants, and other trained office help is far. greater than the supply. Beginning salaries are excel- lent. There are many good opportunities .for advance- ‘ment. ... ! \ ‘ through school with him and I) much, but lately he has been Today's Rattan Different By ELIZABETH HILLYER _iIn this room, the rattan is jade | What happened to the tropical | green, its newest color, but this is ‘type rattan room with its heavy | only one of the unusual points of | furniture and enormous leaf and/| the furniture. Tommi Parzinger flower print fabrics? Rat- | uses lighter, smaller rattan with tan has become refined since thén, | the heavier to create the special and the rooms it graces have a effect of his design, and tapered certain elegance. legs, which are unusual indeed in : rattan. A notable room point is the light- ing. from a tall torchiere lamp and two other lamps that are simi- lar in design but attached to tables. The lamp outlines are rat- | tan, also designed by Mr. Parzing- _er. And another is the use of a ‘narrow, almost wall-wide picture, 4 a panorama of oriental houses, "te over the sofa instead of a single |large picture or grouping of sev- | eral pictures. Laziness Makes Fashion Cliche Trap Spring Cliches eventually trap their users. And this is never more true than in beauty. If pointed hats are in style, there is always a Gothic-looking woman | who wears one and ends up looking like a cathedral spire. If flat hats are in style, the chunky woman dons one to look like a flying saucer. Fortunately, styles are not this found if you search. In the year of “no hat," there are still hats on the market. It is only laziness that makes one capitulate to the cliche. True. 12-20 Always ready, always right when you want a dress that's com- | ast fortable and flattering. You need | at least one of these smart, simple step-in dresses! Crisp collar, square patch - pockets, contrast piping give a smart tailored look. Pattern 4519: Misses’ sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. Size 16 takes 4%, yards 35-inch fabric; *s yard contrast | This pattern easy to use, simple | to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- | plete illustrated instructions. | Send Thirty-five’ cents in coins |for this patterh—add 5 cents for jeach pattern for 1st-class mailing. | Send to Anne Adams. care of 137 | CTOSONIC PF e244awWitn Pontiac Press Pattern Depart- | iment, 243 West 17th St., New York | 11, New York. Print plainly name, | rs Pa eve CALBI MUSIC CO. tae eae || eee straw. and thaee'Rbrmospil FREE PARKING AT BEAR 119 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-8222 Bits amncags | POS US eS eo toes te You can prepare for one of these desirable positions o by attending either Day, Half-Day, or Evening School. Vv A a | aeagN Ss moe ™ ' EP ow). ie sr : oe s mneectend Eg | SECONDS, Every Beastifel Yard! {ci Dp | Chimtzs _ one of the Largest ond }ay> g) Pete Color ond Print ......, Se a yard A. Sig log Gy Gy Cig Gy ¥Stpa ae ie sens ee wa es ps THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955: c > ey ; ® 2 Amvets’ Auxiliary Plans Card Party Wilson, 2171 Joy , Royal Neighbors of America will hold vat 2 pm. inl St. Take Wedding Given Post - Honeymooning in New Orleans are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent in Council Schneider. The bride is the former ° ~ Donna Mae Finney, daughter of Mrs. P. Eugene Miller of Pon- Mr. and Mrs. R. C; Finney of tiae General Hospital auxiliary wt Eiger Sduviieg @f Lowden of Detroit Area Council, and audi Tete am ane ee one ae oe A ballerina length of white bride for the Saturday morning Center, Detroit. _ceremony which was performed in ‘ -| Other representatives from Pon- St. Michael Church at 11 o'clock | tiac General Hospital auxiliary at before 150 guests. She carried an the meeting were Mrs, William arrangement of white roses and Bedard, Mrs. Vernon Lankey and hyacinths, Mrs. Ralph Babbington. maaghuen sitchen to sists ax sould: iaameee out the matron of honer wearing @ drees P | work shop will he held in Kellogg of dusty rose glated nylon. Yel- Center in East Lansing on March ‘low roses and daisies formed her 15 trom 10 a.m. te 3 p.m. Speakers for the workshop will Michael Ledwak served as best ~, | talk on careers pertaining to hos- man and seating the guests were pital work, public relations and Aloysius and William Schneider, “oe ~~ & | hospital affairs in general. - ee oe ee: MRS, VINCENT SCHNEIDER The tri-state convention will be ice’ Grams SO Saville aceee’ \\ae aed & tur teeter sories and an orchid corsage. The! Mrs, Paul Hagle _ |ot the Detroit Area Council will be bridegroom's mother wore a navy | -. a: held in Tecumseh in June, crepe dress with matching acces-|Wi]] Be Honored || | § ————— Following a reception held in the| Mrs. Paul Hagle, past worthy|Rabbi Saperstein matron of chapter 228, OES will be A VFW Hall on Walton boulevard. | Sonored at Friendship Night to be| TAlks on Music te th Olle Bree ered held Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. in Roose-| In celebrating Jewish Music and a corsage of hyacinths for the | ¢!t Masonic Temple. Month, members of the wedding trip. Upon their return| The date for friendship night was|of Temple Beth Jacob heard a the couple will reside on East Pike | announced at the Monday evening | talk on the source of Jewish Music street. meeting of chapter 228 held in the | by Rabbi Sanford Saperstein Tues- The bridegreom attended Law-| East Lawrénce street Masonic | day afternoon. rence Institute of Technology. Temple. Oakland County officers} Mrs. Rebecca Gould, contralto will also be honored that night. SS ee ee Pianist Gives —_| guest at Thomas Chapter, Mrs |dicuned. Sylvan Clark at Ferndale, Mrs.| The opening prayer for the Program for Ethel Taylor at Rochester and/| meeting was given by Mrs. Joseph Child Mrs. John Pohiman at Farmington. | Nosanchuk. Mrs. Harold Chapman laren oo ee introduced the program and. Mrs. William Bryan, Pied Pi Pian- Monday meeting were Mrs. Alvin Steinman gave the closing ist, is currently ing programs | Cecil Diehl and Mrs. Clark. prayer. titled “Music Is Fun for Chil- dren” and “Musical Tour of the ST APP’S World” in the Pontiac Sa On Monday, his program for : many, many doctors have confidence in the quality of you'll find he recommends them, too. Sizes 542 to 8, B-D....... $5.95 82 to 12,B8-D........... $695 12% to3,A-D.......... $7.95 / JUVENILE BOOTERY AP p S 28 E. Lawrence St. | and S FAMILY SHOE STORE 928 W. 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Save 10% and even more on some items - « « Special orders taken too for things not right in stock at the Sale Price . . . 1 Willett Solid Solid Cherry $500 bedroom suite only $375. } bed only $55 . . . worth $81, + Peasant Pro- i = \ Symposium Held for Students at Lincoln Junior A symposium of special teachers, Francile Schymik, cooking teach-jof the school year. Mrs. Herbert) The nominating committee mem- from the vocational er, stressed the fact that her class-| Bunch was appointed chgirman of berg are Mrs, Chester Myrben, discussed courses offered to the! 0. team the basic food necessary | Me Toom mother group, Mrs. Donald North, Hazel Potts students when the Lincoln Junior). - Harry Maxon, chairman of the Ww, 2 High School PTA met Tuesday |‘ 800d health. caneaties tqpuaial 0 taly 62 (eee Twain. tek evening, Big dee Yip + Nog Sarena PP b that over. | momerd as the teachin, auglahand thet Se, dacs| Setter. ecyuniatad, with foods so| crowding of city bumes hes been | WES Festive teaches boys to be familiar with | that they will have successful cause of most of the trouble Next time yeu tools, “Courses such as this,” said | perience for later life." . the busses, Mrs. Jack Chetister | house rolls, try filling them oc kee ue names ot Lorch yirsochip arg lab tely ind Donald Adams have worked grated cheese and occupation.” . | tm with enccesstal homemaking. esbesead. od Ruseell Frid, whe teaches a | “If it helps a git to know Y . See tae ee aeons | aa gel Cun Ome PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCH ane cheek 0 -oakate ae nots mgt pep oe a 11% $. Saginaw Thester Sidg., Peatioe, at « the ' : Mie of his stedents. “Ability to | Smeeter of sowing.” Enroliments ble in Day or Evening Classes make a shetch whether et heme | The brass sextet from the school Write, phone or call in for Free pamphiet. ‘er af gchecl te basically tm- | band played. John Buchanan was PHONE FED 4-2352 portant,” cald Mr. Frid. ~ appointed treasurer for the balance » : ay the ig sil rhursdaye of the crop! 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Private Banquet Rooms . * #* ; | Mansfield is chairman of a For- | ‘eign Relations subcommittee on @ | — ee ae under- : row on present scope at the Piano direction of U.S. technical aid. ] Nightly Except ey Mansfield proposed today an in- > crease to or more in the present 116-million-dol- lar annual spending rate for all “| technical assistance in such fields as agriculture, sanitation and civil administration. No recommenda- _tions have yet been made by the | administration. * * Ld Terming the technical aid pro- igram ‘‘the cheapest and most sao ‘aspect of our . foreign ” the senator declared that tie F Foreign Operations Adminis- |* tration is allowing it to become _“a crutch for other aid programs,” | such as military and industrial or | developmental aid. | California boasts some of the | world’s largest vineyards. This , State accounts for 8 to 90 per cent | of all American-made wines. NOW —s m “300” LOUNGE Phone: OR 3-1907, OR 3-9303 TONIGHT BiG JAM SESSION MANNY’S RINGSIDE BAR TOMMY TIMLIN Talented, Entertaining Master of Ceremonies sin Technical Aid - , = Betty Hutton Expects to Wed on Feb. 25th By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS)—If all goes well Betty Hutton expects to be married Feb. 25 in Mexico. Alan Livingston getg his divorce Feb. 24. Beachcomber’s for March 17. “The thing that delights me,” Betty told me, “‘is that after I said iti | Phe one I'd like to do very | a wife and I want to play a char- acter part. They ‘offered to change it for me, but I don’t see Josh Logan before he took off Japan he told me he is interested in making a Japanese picture, but I couldn't get a word out of him what Japanese story he had in mind. Now I know. He has bought the rights to James Michener’s novel, “Sayonara,” which is a “Madame Butterfly” in reverse. He'll find the locations in Japan | while Freddie Kohimar is arrang- | ing for ‘‘The Gentle Wolfhound” set up for Harry Cohn. At the sceen directors dinners | Nicole Maury, who came here with two other actresses to test for “Mary Magdalene.” told me dinner. She said, ‘‘I have to im- prove my English first and I am hoping to get the role of Catherine de Medici in ‘Dianne,’ Lana Turn- er's picture.” Perhaps you remember Nicole as Bing Crosby's wife in “Little “You know, I think T'll feel bet- ter than I have in a long time,” he told me, . ig indifferent ;about these honors he gets. He |was thrilled to pieces over his Oscar nomination. * Ld * Having seen “ | spiring stery of a man of God's | influence ever. our political | capital. She gives a warm, love- ly performance. | When I think of Jean's wild In- \dian girl in “Apache” and her \glossy stenographer. in ‘Three versatility. Richard Todd's portrayal WE PAY CASH kr: TRUE STORY, SECRETS, TRUE ROMANCE MAGAZINES, ETC. LOUNGE 85 North Saginow hnhenhartherthathatheadh \ WHERE \ rey ey S FeIeNs NEE = y MEET \ on and \ \ FLOOR sHows || . \ \ 10:30 BM Nicos \ Re Ver \ COCKTAILS \ q ’ LOUNGE \ \ vaa Wt Ling teg \ \ : \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ A . . \w 2 Peter Marshall and his reading of tinguished indeed: In fact 20th Cen- tury-Fox ot a ——— picture. at of Gertrudae Lawrence's biog- | va ATEN ee EXCLUSIVE! FIRST RUN! ad yoo Va Ve Ma oat Io) sc 3] NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARD! “BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!” —Nottonal Boord of Review raphy ‘Gertrude Lawrence as | Mrs. A,” written by her husband, | Richard Aldrich, is one million dollars. Aldrich set this high sum " because he is giving the proceeds to the cancer fund. | The argument Cy Howard and 'Gloria Grahame _had at Naples walked out. Five minutes later hes oe oe ee ee yee oin Cay, | Michigan Allied Dairy Assn. held \‘ a breakfast meeting today. restaurant was 50 bad that they. | Winning Praise | he Pres. | ap bogs lade cant Gonaayatan Wonder if Frank Costello'll see the ident's economic philosophy and! nick Conte film about modern N. Y. She was with Benny Thau at the | | evs, told the Senate-House Eco- /nomic Committee N AM I Ike's Economics Both Business and Farm Interests Call Policies ‘Admirable’ minimum wage increase, Henry G. Riter III, president of , the National Assn. of Manufactur- “can heartily endorse’ the basic philos- ophy outlined in the President's “pressing necessity” for corporate | tax reduction to overcome what | -he termed ‘‘stagnation”’ drop in corporation income taxes | scheduled for April 1. * s * Dr. Emerson P. Schmidt, eco ‘Romie research director of the | ‘tS nothing.” |U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said | | Policy mirable."’ But he was critical of Eisen , “on the whole are ad-| mendations. Charles B. Shuman, president of | the American Farm Bureau Fed-| eration, told the gcommittee, “We are in agreement with the general philosophy expressed in the (President's) nae et But in he prepared statement, ment. : Tough Old Dog | ples and cakes are always better’n the bakeshops! ? of busi- the biography of a phony ness profits. Eisenhower has asked’ mine? Congress to cancel a 3 per cent Pittston, Pa | said at the Patio, explaining her inactiv- ‘hower's public housing, minimum ™ussed up just once? Was slick as usual at the opening of the i- | wage and certain other recom- _ with staging. Without a Name BINGHAM, Utah @—The dog- without-a-name was a tough old Just another big, shaggy. black- | and-brown stray, he got to be a £2 ee ee oe me naside for him. wasn't “ his station Mon- Coins in a Fountain,” I salute her Dairymen’s Breakfast of Features Ice Cream | five 20-caliber rifle bullets, tying 'jn blood-spattered snow. his body, riddled by Someone had used dog- without-a- name for target practice. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (#—The The menu included ice cream— Victim of Shooter ® -| the two weeks he'll be in London. |March 28)... __ Snapshots e near collected #8sorted flavors. random: The ice cream men are hot on The asking price of film rights ‘heir Product as @ morning eye: | opener. Also on the menu, however, were eggs, bacon, toast and coffee. Ban Crime Comics LOS ANGELES (®—The Los An- geles County Board of ‘Supervisors books depicting crime and vio lence. Violations will be punish- able by $500 fines, six months in jail or both. collin tal on 2 St., Flint, fn be sae ee ee ee O.JIB WA BITTERS IS TOPS FOR RHEUMATISM- ARTHRITIS| so much that I "tea ays Effie Nations, $102 jing much relief until trying O | |JIBWA BITTERS. I read Says Charcoal Gray: Was Killer of Serge By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—How come your mother’s and meatier hae law's “Who killed Serge?” Ken Roberts answers: “Charcoal gray.” ‘Isn't Marilyn Monroe signing with Music Corp. of America as her new beoking agents? Doesn't Lewell Thomas, the Snes wontere bey whe mundo poet. hepe te get Churchill on Cinerama? * * * « ~ Has the U. S. become bosom-bored? Is that why Kirk shows her legs at the Persian Room, as Dietrich, Marguerite Piazza and Hildegarde’ve done? Is “Holly- wood or Bust” outa date and do I have to become a legspert? How many blonds really are? Just saw a 1912 song sheet (“Cuddle Up and Cling to Me”) in Chicago picturing Mae West as a willowy brunette.. - What's a TV appearance worth? After Comedian Dick Shawn's 4 shots en Max Liebman’s “specs,” his Las Vegas price rese from $2,000 te $11,000 a week. Networks are after the ex-Buffale, ex-Miami, ex-Hous- ten bey figuring he could be the Gobel of ’55 and °56. * * * * “Do you know what Id need to write friend of Francis Fee, Just an eraser’ — “Who wants to work?” Joyce Mathews ity. “If there’s anything I like to do, * &« *& * LISA KIRK 'racketeers in which the Costello-type (Brod Crawford) gets ‘murdered? Wouldn't you like to see Robert Montgomery's hair which he's credited great chiller-diller, “The Desperate Hours,” THE MIDNIGHT EARL... One of Serge Rubinstein's lawyers says his estate will offer “ga reward to smoke the killer out” .. . Arturo Toscanini’s reported giving up his island home in Italy, after 20 years. (Coming here?) . . . Doris Fesette, who does commer- cials on the Gleason show, is in the movie, “Edge of Fury.” | “* * *® * Bing Crosby’s medics told him to take it easy for at least six months. . . Daily Double: Sloan Simpson and Conrad Hilton at the Viennese Lantern. Some local socialites are being of- . fered free plane trips te the Horace Dodges’ second wedding ann’y. in -Palm Beach Feb. 20... Haile Se- lassie wrote tailor Pat Caruse for “twelve warm-weather suits,” ex- pects to visit the U. S. again next winter. Howard Hughes picked Phil Pine to portray Hughes in a commercial movie poais FESETTE short about HH . ing horn-rimmed specs on Bway, was unrecognized—but her Diana Lynn and Andy McLagien (Vic's boy) are an Edge of the Ledge item . . . Eddie Fisher's filming his TV show to cover | STARTS PRL: “CARMEN JONES” te. Cheimationpe ADDED : mae CARTOON @ PETE SMITH @ cave News | “FROM WERE TO ETERNITY” — “THE CAINE MUTINY” —— and NOW — “THE LONG GRAY LINE” — Watch for ® ; , « Seen! | . Grace Kelly, wear-| (Opens at The Palladium Billy Daniels and Walt Framer are talking a TV series. Earl's Pearls . A spinster, figures Larry Grayson, is a gal who's been kissed goodbye more often than goodnight. (Copyright 1955) ° Bargain Prices: Mat. 40c—Eve. - Sea. Se; Childen 20c Now Showing—TODAY Thru SATURDAY JAMES STEWART 41-RED HIICKC REAR WINDOW ff ¢ i Cc iat - dork a $ (es) Or blow ef the STARTS AT 12:20 - 3:30-6:50-10:00 Alse See: The Last Attach of the Apache Nation! OUT OF THE PASS... AND NO TURNING BACK! STARTS AT 11:10-2:20-5:40-8:50 SUNDAY — “SABRINA” Also “PUSHOVER” 10:45 A.M. Vaan t Strand Judy # in “PHEFFT” ond Gery Merrill in “THE BLACK DAKOTAS” - STARTING TOMORROW LAST DAY IN AND AROUND PONTIAC ———————_::————————————_—_—S_— Good Feed — Service Catering to Banquets and | Parties PURE FOOD “=v” end BAR = Seuth pea aay Open 6: a WINE — LIQUOR. BEER — WINE — L Hotel Roosevelt Coffee Shop Complete Dinners and Luncheons ©@ Pizze Pie © Daily S A. M. te 9:30 P.M. 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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1955 , “+ | Yegg Pays Repeat Call | Ping his forehead. : The Arctic Circle and the Antarc- Korea Tots Benefit on Scion Adimadcat | 2any Tt Oe Watt, “Fact us-Cote es ES cress R_ EDITORS} rom ots trust Fond oe wl ee ceipts, $60.; te liams, a service station attendant, Friday the same SEOUL @=Lt, Gen. Claude B. tooked up last night to see a famil-| man got $20. wi pny: new! Ferenbaugh, deputy U.S. 8th Army | iar man in blue jeans and a sweat . ae commander, today presented a shirt confronting him with a re-| A train that traveled 127 miles 7—3-TRANSISTOR— te at LANSING (UP) — State tourist officials said today they have em- barked on a big newspaper and aimed at inducing a record nun! ber of persons to take ‘Water | - ‘Wonderland vacations” this year. With predictions of a continued | | upsurge in economic activity, tour- | | ist officials are expecting a peak | C. Allyn | 8¢4son for Michgan resort areas. chairman of the 1955 But we aren't in a position te American Red Cross campaign. A| make any wild guesses right resident of Dayton, Ohio, Allyn is! mow,” said Robert J. Furlong. | a member of the Red Cross secretary of the Michigan Tour- of governors. ist Council. Pe = ~ The combined circulation of pub- Cows which have free access (0 | jications carrying Michigan adver- / Home of Korea on behalf of the, ‘Not again,” Williams said, slap- railroad: speed record. 45th Division, which returned to Themoney is semiannual inter- cat ane $1060 wont hod et ap ‘HEARING AID _| 600 Korean War orphans. , In 9 out of 10 cases of simple remember — Paso © apg Cure Ces ie Hull healed cracking...shrunk piles ment in tubes, also modern , arrived today from his Far East’ WITHOUT SURGERY! Pain Suppositories at druggists. Get Price imclndes alr cond for a routine one-day visit with Tially reduced. Pazo | poyuces Swelling | 185t relief. Now also Ais Korean Defense Minister ' acts to soothe, relieve | wrryoyt suRCERY Gvailable in new Fred N. P auli Co. _ FE 2-7257 check for $595 to the Orphans’ | volver. an hour.in 1905 still holds the U.S. ~~ (Advertionment) ~(Alverticement) oe ) by division troops last year. ee piles, tested by doctors, amas- containsnoharm- ae Gen. Hull Visits Korea ing Paso Ointment stopped ful drugs. It’s prescribed by | bleeding, reduced swelling, hundreds of physicians! Oint- | ‘Command headquarters in Tokyo, Was stopped or mate- - Pazo® for wonderful receiver and stock earmold. Sohn Won Il _ ltchinginstantly.and STAINLESS FORM.. (28 West Huren Ce — een water drink about a third of their ; tisements is nearly 60,000,000. intake at night. “We'll be appealing to some 29.- os te ype pcr LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON pers,” Furlong said. 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Rocky never ducked no one and he'll flattened al) in time.” Rocky undefeated in 47 pro bouts, said it made no difference to him whom he fought. “I'll get around to them all,” In Archie’s Corner does the managing and makes the matches.” “Nothing will be done definitely “until Feb. 24,” said Weill. ‘Then Jack Solomons (British ahperope af said the 30-year-old champion. “Al By BILL CORUM NEW YORK (INS)—The opinion | not quite sure with which hand a Nighter starts a jab, whe are con- | fident that truer words never were spoken than these confident ones of Archie's. I, too, think that Moore can fight world can be quite as great a meets all comers and proves it. _And that goes for Rocky, Tunney. Dempsey, Louis and all the wa) * back to John L, Sullivan, the other Massachusetts strong boy, whose, boast it was that he could lick any son-of-a-sea-cook in | the house. fighter as he should be, unless he | ° Corum Backs M oore’s s Attem pts to Get Rocky in Ring for Championship Try And who tried to prove it, even long. time, ‘earned it. The chances, also, are that he would have the best chance with the thunder-hitter from Brock- ton. So, you can put me squarely in Moore's. corner in the matter. Rapids Boxers Win 6 Crowns On on DON’T ‘MISS THIS SAVE VALUE! Re Performance in a il Pants sien ap State Gloves Fras || MOTOR OVERHAUL All Schoo!- Colors Tuesday Night _. oF Other Values to $3 ~~: GRAND RAPIDS inthe Fun. || MEGHAMIGAL REPAIRS - | ture City wore another mantle) to- | » | day—city of champions in the 1935 | © | Michigan Golden Gloves State _ | Boxing Tournament. NO MONEY DOWN —— . . . With the Cooperation of | Drop in and ask us about our owe teed teers credit plan. PE 2-911 PONTIAC PISTON SERVICE GO. 89... championship bouts: * 4 H13-pound novice — Gerald - | Grand Ss a knocked out Bob Mc- | | Gaffrey Huron, GYM SHOES bey tye A sass batess Guuelaabe aes Free Parking in Reer 102 S. Seginew { One Lot $ 99° tore im the 2th annual renewal : ef the event. Odd Sizes It was a repeat team perform- ance for the city which won the BASKETBALL gps hoger hee Rapids scored a total of Fishermen's Special |13 points 35 points. Trailing, in order, were White. in Fl mI by Bay City, 32 points; Kalamazoo, nae: Wray sole, arch "$32 ce | the magic a Flint, 21; Jackson, . = Nad li) an | maries 0 ichigan poioe Golden Gloves state a) ore if THE SPORTS SHOP ‘Everything fer the Sportsman” lakes care of ils own 16 South ‘Cass Ave. . Did you know that members of the Automobile ” Club of Michigan are protected under a vast blanket personal accident policy with a large life insurance company that covers every one of the 400,000 members in good standing? Within the limits of this blanket policy, if a member is killed while traveling, hunting, FE 2-7621 118-pound pen semee Jakubowski, * | Grand stopped Fields, Bay City 126-pound noviee Jim Versulis, Grand Rapids, knocked out John R. Seymour, * 126-pound open—Billy Heppner, Bay = City, outpotmted Willie Nelson, Kala- masoo. : 133-pound nevice—Chuck Williams, Bay City, outpointed Walter Hines, Jackson. 135-pound open—Jim McCoy, Kale- masoo, knocked out Jimmy Nelson, Flint, “441-pound novice Oscar Thomas. Kalamasco, rnecked out Bob Lynn, Bay wit-pound open — Tommy Johnson, THURSDAY - - FRIDAY: - SATURDAY ‘Firestone Ucn Rett Bay OP te, pon fires, etc. . . . hospitalized . . . loss of eyes, — won on default over Jim Dove limbs . . . any of these accidents, and more— ae ; ee eee ee, Bee ee. the Club takes care of its own. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 ; . 2 | ; — : Business Notes: Gl ood . . - Early Dealings eo enwood Rezoning Sent) _ peath Notices Sales Reported jto Plan Board; Hearing Set| s==sz-= by q ef ' ; 4 g McPARLANE, aky 11, 1986, prices ¢ e 8: s M By a 61 yote, the City Commis- | said Commissioner Roy VCooley.. 78; dela m™ : Tawara a | rin Area ston last night sent the Glenwood | “If there wasn't a time limit, I} Utrartos ag ole | oe Estates Subdivision rezoning ordi- | Would vote to defer, but there isa) — sn¢,Mrv, James. Funeral ket advanced today in early deal- a service will be held Thursday, ings with issues _ |mance to the City Planning Com- time limit because of the tax sale. February 17th at i em. from some strong. Department Stores See | mission and set a public hearing | _ Sinsle vote against moving the Home, "Milford, Michigan with General Dynamics. opened un- Rev. Robert Worgess officiating. ae increase of 7 Per Cent |r March 8. proposal on its way was cast by Toterment at Oak Grove Ceme- . | changed at 119 on a block of 2,000 et Commissioner John E. Carry, tery. Milford. Michigan, | Mre | shares, and within @ short time it for 1st 5 Weeks of Yeor | ., Proposed ordinance would | whe commented: | Richardeen-Bird Funeral ‘Home. “Ito Te ee cae For the first _— 's classi- | «The call we have heard for wore FEREDAR “iat ‘px. |top gain of 7% points. Chance or five weeks in 1955 | fication from manufacturing to | more residential Gayion W., 5946 Dwight Street. | Vought kept pace up 714 points at department store sales ran seven | ‘esidential. is certainly pester pope of mine Age wa beloved ushand the most. per cent ahead of the The plan commission had less we have land manufactur. of Martha Jane Wacver: Dynamics was a big feature yes- ee cosh une acento oe een omens ont 5 cme a ao nu ecinn Ge oat tare cae Star wrother sof Rudy, Zelbert. ay heg lye a Federal Reeve Bank ef Clcags | tubing ecten ont remesang 2s [meet = Tare Feedental prover] Banco? Gas when the company denied it in a roundup on sales in the 7th | acres for 60 days. a m the Irby Puneral Home. | Federa? Reserve District. Detroit The owner of a six-acre plot in Rector. Arkansas with interment [Leper Geis eet So PM | crcrer turned tthe most fecora,| However, the two principal |the subdivision, Roy Courtney, ap-| Rector (or, Arkansas, Mr. Wagner . ay NOMINATED—Lt.-Gen. Anthony ble major city comparison, up 12 Ts of the land last week told peared to ask the Commission to mire ogy abel lee] vetted :| General Electric, yesterday's per cent, Chicago dis. | ‘8 Commission the land would | let the present manufacturi ing to the Irby Punerel Home. most active issue up 3% on the a of the Battle | PCr range bere is | he wold for back taxes at the | ing remain for his ea Rector, Arkansas for service and announcement that the company Bulge in World War II, has | 4; se por fara kee about | May tax sale unless they could | A ZELLER. _YEBRUARY 15, i066, was making diamonds, opened to- on seniors as commander of levels selt it to a building firm, which | ing hragpendcaeny blished — gem eg ils » alan day at up on 8.00 care and | D0, US, Army fm Baroy, earn lines act | Povree tii 1 hemea on. |ihe acres end Courtney aid} ti ee . mere: advance to rank of full general. | torrid pace during the early weeks In order to keep the legal wheels | the company plans to expand over} _ 5t,,q Patricia, Zeller Richard, Among higher stocks were Re- cag of 1955, Combined sales of major | Bing, the Commission voted to all six acres. eral service will be held Priday. eee pare rig plans a two} | l Ca ; household appliances, domestic send the proposed ordinance on to It the land is retoned to rest- Richerdson-Bird- ig By | for-one ; Aircraft, Radio floor coverings, furniture and bed- | the plan commission, the next step Milford, Mich with Rev. Corp., American Telephone (which odge lendar pat in to Gential, the company could re- | Arnold” cious officiating. Inter peas ding, radio-TV through Feb. procedure. rat at louie ‘County, idichiges opened on 3,000 shares up % at communication, Cedar |5 ran “rH main in operation and could ex- ment 0 7. ‘ more than we stall, the whole is Ce . dd Porgy iol oer rrr 1:30 ary gy Degree. Richer of @ year ago. ln ee liable to blow up,” said Commis oy. (en on at the comguny Anite M380 Woodratt, BNo. 4 Loew's, and Celotex (which st Snover, WM. Despite a mild slide-off in total - veTenighe we P. mes oP could not use all six acres. loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ported excellent earnings). z z sales at Midwest department (tion what our final oF a ice. Also referred to the planning aan ge Denna. Jerse, Pe , News in Br ief = ee ee. a= commission was a rezoning re- rete eet ‘be held Pridey. Pee. New York Stocks (here ware comme weenie Ee a quest from Manley Young to re-| ihe} pm. tom the Richard. Dd — Appearing before Syivan Lake tions te the general decline. ° zone to manufacturing lots 216 to, | itichigen with Rev Arnold. Claus hams me as es re! & Tet 259 Justice Joseph J. Leavy yesterday, Laxury items, major household @ | 225 of assessor's plat 140, located = @iciating. Interment at Easton ity omiel 2": $2 ist Get Ont 21 George Yanna, 2 of O13 St. Clair) Sout ceee vedio TV on mev's at 61 Short St. The Commission) _tgm | St., i : action F . wn ey Bp HE ee RRR FEE ate |S seed cense ‘end was sen | wo M8 Disc departmet sere | Da $14 pple d poate Bg A Ree a eoosee LID OG wocesees 11.17 perpen 3 oma v Allis Chal : e; ed bap | ade tenced to 35 days in the Oal 1 j sales ‘ efition ames - a oul by the prea is ~— Michigan; ages 7 months ‘and 26 Livestock per pound f.0.b. for Mo, 2 quality live rr men} pl Ge + Kimb Ci .... 451 | County Jail when unable to pay Laxury items, which received for operating a plating oa Snr end Sins, Weoward Moxie end sg a EE Am Airlin’.... 47 Kroger... ate @ $40 fine and $20 costs. Suast Seen] Ga eataak: : ay pedprrad figewl agent | nC Sangh ogg ae DETRorT Livestoce profiers or tryere Ou Ise) whites O-| Am Cran’ ”:: SS Lehn & P07) in excise’ 2,900 Signatures Are | city soning ordinance of the) einrvat'3, bam, eam the. Mighe asp ETROR, Pee. Jt (AP)—Hlogs salable 30; Gray Crosses 2035; Basved Rocks 28, Am Loco 22°: ad on as Ray Gibsen of 14 Tregent St, taxes during the year, registered Listed Askir * ford tine cue bee, gnats i most choice | 170 er ys 38; turkeys, heavy type, young $3 Yowe.. t | ~ ois | repented to Pontiac Police today |*°™¢ significant gains. Seventh} Ut ing for Vote | Commissioner Miles submitted Claus officiating. Interment at iii mainly 96. tr ‘sorted. chatee I SSeeegt Mospe l a eeen {Ait BeGat 2s 4 Eere’y Mt" 3h the theft of two fender skirts from District fur sales increased 5 Per! on Flyoridation April 4| Dest from the City Building) = Mich” ‘Arrangements by. the gee foot 1118: most $e 309 the 180 Receipts light tad eupplion short on iigui fm fectine: 241 Tones Cem eas |his auto which was parked last | “ent over. 1963. Sales of silverware Dept, and Fire Dept. indicating} Richardson Bind "Funeral Home, under ae itm, tote Bec cnd tar’ Goouty clarnas clgsety [am ou hd |. 13 ere, 323 night at St. Louis St. and Baldwin and jewelry -picked up 3 per cent! ‘the city elerk’s staff today be- the plating company is also oper- Milford. _ Michiges 2 13. Pee triers thoak” seedy Receipts |Am TelbTel -17¢ Marsh Field 243 Ave. and telet articles gained slighty verifying the 2,900 signatures | “fin = violation of health aaety Card of Thank 1 salable 450. Calves 100. Market | omple and limited to needs. White Rock an fe 83 ai... 43 Of the luxury grouping, only lug- : and fire regulations. sete el yl! a o. oa Ser | Srycse Grmer. Capencttes Sl cuedy. | SS oe rd we A Police today reported the arrest | gage failed to top 1953 Se rinereaas petitions —- In wn wis 70 ‘areas (con slaughter prices; | 2 7 )hCtéi‘(<‘és ne Op. Con Pet... 104 ; uorida issue on ether soning action, the > heartfe: Hobie outet: sae inten: witity | _cmcaoGn oes is taPeive_ post Anes Gop $31 Mig Gt pe... ae | Of Hugo Comfort. 33, of 925 Other exceptions to the down- | spring ballot Conmmission ect public hearings | . tion for,the many acts of Kind. | Sindy ge Useghah cove owt seedy | $2, Sate agnee Stok. Paras Anse Wee es Me | eed bs a property damage Oo. [Cd aedey eomechetd applinncee | wets R. Evans seid i for March 8 on the following pro- | snd flora! offerings recetved, trom ‘ early sales — 3 ed porns | need Dry @ :. 0.3 Mowe Be S appliances | will take several days to check the | Posed ordinances seat to the pian a fc seen ina bt bene 18-0: Drotiers 8. inate es Motor eeete “a2 cident yesterday. He & held pe — mimes cent over 1953 | names against the voting registra- | beard for approval: our beloved husband ‘and ht SEES TEE:| oven Exchonge (ELE ay BB 22] 8 eee |e ee nis ae [atm bees var oes] Eerie one most- @oOb ... 47? cooee 30.4 : , . ‘ Mrs. Tony Miller and Family. vealers but reign Bendix Av . Net Gyps.... 803; Robert F. Smith, 25, of 583 . signature valid 1 | division ! #e wisn a enters $1.00-30.00" few naw YORK. ee. ie (AP) Brose wntd Net Lead... 92 | Franklin Rd., was arrested by] TWO Breakins Reported | win be put on the Aprit 4 ballot born roads. and he ritelt ants ripen prime individusis 31. | guchange rates follow (Great Briain te Roving air’. .'tas Net Thea... 01 / Pontiac Police yesterday on a tiac Poli calling for a @veridation | Resone casey of epmupeihy ane beoutinel and ag ES — ee en ew York open | Boh Alum. 22.1 NY az Prt.. 384! warrant, charging improper ad- to Pon Police < Os = =< to commercial 2 lots 264 floral offerings received trom our 400. Market market 3 1/32 cont or | pond Ctra... 1! wa M Pw... 23.3|dress on operator's license and| Two persons today reported =e : P to 280, Marquette Subdivision, with Sur bereavement. in the loss ot aaee wa.zi% 8. off 1/33 of © cent. Nort & West 62 Should the proposal win a‘place | Certain provisions. The area is cur beloves Ieraimontiy good and Ry By Briggs at 12 pe am av... ot.7| defective equipment. breakins of their apartments on |... the ballot. those voter center g|the north shore ‘a Marvin rake We expecially thaak Rev. DD. S230; shclee and Seca aachees | tures 218 Sk up 1/18 of © cents | Bete My 301 Bee ste Pe 3S Veeett | Sale| Seperter FG Oakland Ave., according to Pon-! nuoridation would have to cast a | between Baldwin avenue and the = "uneral SS a Sad cheiae Fee ree ee easy enres | BeeeCe 188 Cale On... tg. | Ceiend Park Church, Pri 8 p.m ieee a set Goxdana! = vote, Those opposing the ad-| Pontiac, Orion & Northern Rail- 17 Wg-wiFi-gINCENS APPRECTC 2.78, up 1/16 cent (frane) Sh Oltver Sire , L pod eth coe aed apc CBICAGO LIVESTOCK {gets unchanged; ‘Prgnce franc) 20% | Commy ‘we je) Otte eer ¥, Sale Stephens Hall Ave. reported $30 stolen trom coo Soe ~ wer road | fiw eng Sindnese extended tous CHICAGO, Feb. 18 (AP) ~ A Germany (west Can ee Owens fi} Ot 118-3 Friday, 18, 7 p.m. dike a helene | yes” vote. Rezone to commercia! 1 lots 19 to by friends and neighbors during Ln dow early, later — Hnllangguilaery SA 30%4, ott nN St p he me Panh EPL 16 If your friend's im jal and needs and Lane Cunningham of 90 Oak- | The City Commission last month 24, Mt. Clemens Hills Subdivision, cas ncleved inate! secaeeweant SP cet sade es Catena oaks | Scent rereee ee Si SS-| Seat © By Sepa... | bam PE FS EOI. A Meee lead Ae, tld palioe i tems voted to begin Suoridation April 15. with certain provisions. The land) tine fer hig comforting’ words” ta © mest choice 190-$20 hanged; (trons rt _ | Ose SE wwe A : : . be 0! words to 15-10: cnotee Wo. 1 and 2 ereges changed: @witeeriand wanes eoven) SS. . Pepsi Cole... ist Aév. | stole $20 and rensacked his room. Pedestrian, 13, Injured gta between Maxws special services Also fe Dt Paw Soule Sock U2 pad. 13.80: oreund 0 23.33, unchanged; Denmark (krone) 14.50, | Cert-teed a7.¢ Phelps D 836) Thieves forced the doors of the tan, 1 J, inju ordeal airecta ell and Coe. De. Midred Treviee. Bun. ay! g By py Ut Gy aa os Parents Entertained apartments to gain entry, police Eddie Swartz, 13, of 26's Cherry donors, and floral, tribules: Clat= 16.90-16.78; @ few choice No. 1 and Ta T Breil (ives) 138, 6 Chrysler”. eee Php Pet : ws | said. Ct., was reported in good condi- Also sent to the planners was ence C_ Herricon : resi inasiene, bulk 320-319 he pg Bt — ~ ie — e "ut¢| by Boy Scout Troop 5 | tion today at Pontiac General Hos- | ® Tequest from the Gee Coal Co. _— Tes-isee: woh oe | Hoag Hoag Hist eochanget | Smash’. 624 Fret ©. $)| Boy Scouts of Troop 5. spor Four State Cities to Get [te jer when wine injuries | to rezone lot 128 of assessor's plat) Flowers 3 , gigarance se, a ost Fee. Pere On cs as sored by First Congregational | ~ yesterday when struck by an auto] 128 from Fesidential to manufac- DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS ehelce oe tere aoe (Hornblower & Got Gos... 16.6 Heong ing Fy Church, were hosts to their par- Airdrop Demonstration at Saginaw and Whittemore Sts. | turing 1. The lot is bounded by 2404 W. Huron st. 2-8301 steady, cen sarong; ether groans | Piwnrms efter decimal patoes are elaine | Con OE * BA few, ding. 30.4| ents last night at a potluck dinner) 1p. Pontiac Police quoted witnesses | Lake street and the Grand Trunk SCHAFER'’S FLOWERS Geez” cows and. bale “ectve, | Beltw'n Ruweers we ia | SP Repub sul... 883] and Court of Honor. DETROIT U—Grand Rapids, | and the driver, George W. Greer, | Western Railroad. up avevar FE 23172 : : — as $f | com cae Rey Tob B.. 411| Scouts advanced include: Kalamazoo, Jackson and Port | 21, of 116 Earlemoor Bivd., as say- : Funeral Directors 4 toy loader high, chotee te svar: Producte*s... 3 $3 | cost "Se oe Jt Rock Gog... 311 Second class — Bil) Ryan, Gary | Huron will be showered with Cru- ing the youth ran in font ot Ho ° F ° nnn the ghetce gegen 09-91 30; es abrest seeker ee 4 Copper Rag... one don” Used {3{) Putnam, Erie Palmer, Allen Ol- sade for Freedom materials Tues- | auto while attempting to cross the spita 1Z Children my Sate Ar hae on 4 of wae: (ua ere EF ge & Res Pap . 393! sen, Ronald Madsen, Joe Laving- |4ay in a nationwide demonstration | street. 2 Fy a ee com sale, bid and asked fonwe Wr. oh ge aE ae ‘er, Charles Hunt, Bill Heider, Bill of how the crusade operates be- G $180 f T AIR - AMBULANCE - GROUND commercia! cows. it 38-13 8; - VERAGES is Opese. 3" Shell on. es | Poe oe ee a — ge Pi Curtain. Drug Earnings Rise ven OF rips . . ie aay: 8; = ween ae = 4 ve Bow’ chem... a8 Sinclair ©... 2 | = rh “Freedom ace DETROIT W—Parke, Davis and Individuals have contributed Donelson-Johns ao Indust i va ed Beale Pein BY = spans nay a demonstration which will highlight |Co., pharmaceutical firm, says its = indy pear a eee FUNERAL HOME x pagel BOE des dt hh aad | BA Ete: 8 Sey j Bf! Feikens Foes in GOP | sbeervance of Freedom Week. The | net Covent On TOtou year. gic, Seid tripe tor Gil: | SPARES ORIPFON CHAE Sect celle fuk oe upply ail. sal Month See's. SNS 1114 ett i Ba tests’ ay 4 On cal... wl demonstration will be sponsored |cent over the previous year. | dren under 16 | seri poet early steady: slaughter sheep | Fear 1 WBS 14 et Weg EL & Mus Lo. 47 ote Ou fad... 3 BOOst Arthur Iverson by the American Legion and the| The company said net profit Henge ndloy ; goed to prime 190e-$8 high : ws ise. Bea doha.... 316. Sid OW NJ. 1184 | patients at Pontiac State Hospital.| \J h Sip! a que S1.00-8SG © Mad | 1990-46 We8..... at te ses ies RR...... 229 Std Off Oh... 44.6 LANSING #—The anti-Feikens | Civil Air Patrol totaled $10,493.502 in 1954 com-| ‘The total is now $355, includi OorMmMees-y 1p le Me igo ered, ate BR: | 19 gh GRE BR 1183 | Beco. Cag Stevens JP.°. 713) wing of the Michigan Republican pared with $9.344017 for 1953. $125 previously contributed by the FUNERAL HOME slaughter od 2 Hind wah hb se Firestone. °... 603 Srade-Pack.... ng Party swarmed to the standard of Driver Fined $35 a eats were $2.14 a5 | Pontiac Press and $50 by the Pon-| Ambulance Service cC— ——— coe. 97.8 ar eeeee Arthur T: Iverson, year tiac Civitan ub : a Satie co) RAZ OS:. 2 | Ogee eaay ane he entered (me | Fiovd Tuco, 22, of 203 Pros tran A Lacore, medical iper| _ Monuments (Gen Bre vue REE P $83 |race for the state pect St. with driving | Sets Rotary Week intendent , mannan Ses Fide... 84 Te_9 Vos ane Iverson is the first candidate to while raphe gent — ~~ ‘edtieea = ‘enue was originally asked BUY rami & Marte Soup | Motors’ "041 Tir 'R ‘Beat’ $03| announce in opposition to State | T= : att Sow we). Pact e toe © eee | Se Bre fies ee oe ere ee ae er oer] seoee-D01 Twent © Pox 39.7| Ouster has been by one the youngsters on ee | Qiietie .°.-T12 Ou Cureias | Mee | Segment of the party after the Re- il aeaneal =: exguisation celchrates a/ more tripe to Teeple Lake and Seen te | BO LJ ire eeL blican deteat e, ° le recrea areas,” UTIFUL Seca, Bas BR ton ped | gemedor G eee tase = + 2 66 . . . H : Qt No Ry... 401 Unit Pruit ... 524 [a N Ww C ; Sh WwW H r Given 90 Days . : a= Greyhound : i US Rup , 3*| Report Greyhound Plans e Inerama O QS | Cordice Newport, 31, of $04 _— oe Race .. 42) : ° ° ; °. Ave., i Binoy t ESt, BY $4 Million Detroit Depot | Thrilling Scenes, Music Pade gully belre Springieg| | BOX REPLIES : . ETRO = Lakes Emmett J. L ti Hi Geat nas. ae West" Ua fe st¢ Greyhound Lines reportediy plane “Cinerama Holiday” is the title Png ee Se arene EE eS there belied an pond vs 8 k 384 to an ultra - modern, four- | of the second Cinerama production estern cattle coun- | tor’s license. He was sentenced Indust Ray .. $3.5 Were E $37 | million - dollar bus terminal near | w, gi Bk Ww. oe oan | WANTED. DENTAL ASSISTANT. AAAA DETECTIVE. PRIVATE | bus tne. Reuks cae. ne we cession. " por Realtor ote ary. nt working conditions, sal- State licensed and bond a . CE _ | Paddock a1 rnished else heat, y open. FE 5-54) domestic and commercial - AND HARGER CO R CABIN" N lake ‘privileges, Yoo wil tove fi Co-operative Real Estate Exchange PI sieat 3% year 4 00M | B _COOKID Ga att STOR SALESMAN | area, ee OS ER, sca eat 2 Je mw mares obo re saw | ReviiMuree seg rat t"SEo RRL E BealTom Young’ agaressive. man becreen) Mave, $004. teferences, will not | ANY GiRL OR WOMAN NEEDING Wanted Real Estate « 32A F pices ROOMS. ate “DON. Phone erases af 38 and ween stay nites Webster Schoo! vicinity a —— adviser. contact Mrs. fet couple on! Cottage St. J ROOMS NEAR Sees iG CEN. : A CUTIE! for shoe department ions case Wiser c_Press, a rE | FE bcee mG _. = ter. Cheap. Until May 1. EM) sales experience necessary. Pull WANT A MIDDLEAGED LADY Configential, Tae Balvatiog Army: ACREAGE—VACANT |? Bote Saag apr ada: 2 | at pe eS i as . = postion. Nae into vant more of > _— Cu ‘HEARING a RM 10. See ton wie. _private bath 266 8. Parke _3 ROOM FURNISHED yp Hy excellent jocation = benefits. av Sa a mmakce ‘Rd. joo iar bane yITA? mF rT) foren development” fe, “and ren eo 3 Rooms ! _Pirst | st. pe st Opdyke off Auburn. a See eke poll a we : Studio. 18 W: Huron : "; a | : nfurn Sears, Roebuck & & ce WOMAN POR GENMRAL LTE E , Printed” mi = fest service, | %* today. Panag AL gS tall} Sowell me 3 JACK ms mm DAINTY Z « Sates Oven 7EN 30 WITH CAR. ares. 5 days. 93 a week. Mail} “Could we borrow a coin to Sip to see who pays for | Barn Burnes. PE246814. 03 Mart. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor eee co. |GAM WARWICK HAS 3% BED- CAR. _ Oana eh Hoffman. 19322 on a 1 Saginaw re 3 ROOMS, ATE BA seom house. 6160 Jeane. ame - 20176, Grand River, Detroit 23, Mich. | the meal? _ FIRST IN PONTIAC. AT- ‘ones Law en eee OO | entrance. All utilities. PE | Giate possession, rE et WoMaN TO CARE FOR HOME = porated ey wy ben li bmmper <4 "See eek bean ow EAOTIFUL = NEW vans ne BA REAL | = se cet"! aaa gee teak, Service 18| Ersittrngiinct, bee -eteet | GREEN LAKE OFFICE i eeou spr crase 10 Panes | mistont om mead, SE eles : EST ATE MEN WHITE EXPERIENCED | WOMEN a one er 1 pre: “2 tor sale’ Gis Orchard (ON GREEN LARE) __Body, men preferred. FE 5-13 pen ae | North Side gene graph. “REDQTRS. FOR KES” ROOMS & KITCHEN PRIVI- TON PLAINS, sework Live in. MAyfair 6-2725 ARPENTER CURTAINS NYLON & ALL MA- peer_—s homes. Lots end estates |* Pont -| Modern home néwiy decorated.| @ rm modern TO FOLLOW'A WANTED: HOUSEKEEPER | C E - Serial eapertiy fintabed tm latest | SRAPP SHOR RST RESENTATIVE | COStre. ene LIST IT HERE ee ee ee | ew furnace. couple only.| condition Livingrm.. = ‘ ‘ Remodeling kitchens, baths, clos-| equipmen‘ ru all sizes. _OR 31580200 only Si oa a around $0 yrs. of age. Light h t id ae. ae NORMAN F. RICE E $-3767. . _OR Perr kitchen & screened front DEFINITE TREND housekeeping and take c “| ie attics E8833, Te ore caren ae Stee ACen PEAS N ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL 1970 COMMERCE RD EM 34412. Pan M HOUSE PARTLY PURN 3 bedrms. & bath full eu ine BOTRE. Sparro — a re ce garages. F | LAUNDRY BN Tetearaph a, ha. catnnnned Parenthood Clinic. 1st | WOodward ©7144 Rings here a ROOMS | PRIVATE BATH AND Good gar Near Oubew | wmatic water heater, fur lO BETTER home. FE. 2-090! CARPENTRY BLOCK AND CE, | Bear Tel-Huron center _F ard Friday mersings, 930) ~~ | See tor? Late. Wrie Pontiac Preas Box #,| ace. storm sash B-scfeens. Leun- OPPORTUNITY | WOMAN “OVER 30 TO LIVE IN) ment ‘work etc. FE 50782 | LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- too i130 15 W. Huron j LISTINGS WANTED +7901 eae CoE 5 BED — in Kitchen. Paved 7 V Mite, Care ford chilaren3tq'a | CARPENTER WORK ALTERL Clundey" Peas FE S401. aaxpiee wotiony inet | SBTRERTANTE. 3 oo apart, nw wa SAGLED,LARE, MODEM? PRR, Wie uore hi w ustom | = \ Ba STAY ’ With a new i developing hard | calldren ose wk Relevennes. cau fiding. “OLivg 27326. -_ on PAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. their Texaco Station Drop in with | REAL ESTATE 2 ROOMS AND BATH. UTILITIES oie getter act sfon | Lake Home hating Grow ou dis Nepal salesmen. | MI 4-066 after @ pm CHMENT WORK: RESIDENTIAL Shia Pontiae Laundry. FE: =. =>. ae ee an o. po pt oe 5 ead ple 2-0008. — paw between 9 and 3. __ Exceptionally ice location, beaw- Hand WHITE MIDDLE AGED NORTH. | 8nd commercial: free estims _Telegraph at Golf Dr WAVE CLinwr 70a 0005 Panu? atGO™L,JORNMMED, APART Sggpeooel MOOERN AUTO | [xul, “gwen ce? om ot Call Mr. Quinlan or Mr. Pollet. | 504 light houscwork Pit Sosee”” | ELECTRICTAW > | Moving & Trucking 19) private DETECTIVES“ TRS | of screnge with alco bome oo it, | only ¢l0 wooki. Sib w share: Ot | matic off heat. 2 monthe rent in| emt screened front perea. 3 FE 5-9418 Youxo LADY POR OF Spel oor oom ows meee, stores AAA MOVING. TRUCKING PICK. = —-. 7 abel Secessary. Con quality, tmanctally. | _ Body, Fs50" ee mos *, ably wh Ors | °OF Serage. todag. ; ‘ r A , iF) aS FOR 2 -—awp 2M te Re . welcome. Reesonadle end prompt.| up at Serer? Good service at re yued? oe | Siig Je , = . : SUNPORCH. GI : ae haf business. chance to teens soa ne phone calls. saan Pe «. | _Herver, OR 6 Ww. N. Saginaw 8t 5 ane. wits yrocomrermrec| ele Wanted 8 ron ee learn “seltng direct vo “home” ia COUNTER HELP erick . Very good opportunity, wy LOW . PHA terms. = Clean u " } —— noarened.— es with reliable, established com-| pulp 1760 NT Telegraph. be Mam | FE 34045, Bree, OR 32270 | Oi,,5,U bie Deuled. up. PE | representative. FE 6-4200. _C._ Suntwall. FE ¢3563) | 3 CLEAN ROOMS. ADULTS ONLY. ae. ment pany. Ne traveling, Call for ao) 4° Ane FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND (L LADY COMPLETE 16_Flereace. amet Geter brite, 1% 8| r 4 369 E. Bivd. South _ . AND | TioHT A avY TR _ | WILL LADY wHo ee Rm Jona Kish, Fines LalSed | FREE FURMIMED APT. FOR finishing. 10 years experience. | Rubbish hauled. PE 3.0003. on Young Gt. please call beck 7 ROOM FoR CLEAN QUIET et Benodicis hn K Irwin Co MA Cieee, | couple with oF withewt children. eee oe Tariet FE | LIGHT HAULING. ODD Jona. |—"* Real Estate Service Se wet eee i | jo . ’ WANTED EXPERIENCED SIN-| [SCY to care for child end) 4436 ; : _Cheap. OR 3-2901, FE 17-0171. Wtd. Child. to Boar rE eo ee fe man on dairy farm. OA elp with light housework. Man iz. : ; te d 2% 3 ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE | reas ; foes ee drive cab weekends. Pontiac | FLOOR SANDING, OLD FLOORS A ae mi » | a TON TRUCE Oe | | ent bo trade your present bome entrance. Adults ae on SE 181% N 4 We ARE EXPANDING OUR 5,03 0" specialty. Cont Bale: Vm pee. | Soe Tee Con soruee: BY DAY OR WEEK FENCED | OM, M06, cf used house? We buy. Lake | tale, SOR per A PA, sales organization so we have 3 SALESPEOPLE. FULL OR PART | PLOOR SANDING, LAYING. PIN. wsooen a Roe. playeround. Exe. care. PE 1-0637| Ny Feral open SLemmaage A from 3 ROOMS AND BATH NICELY 09 _ een | 2 available the right ae an commission. $2 per| R. . G1 Central. FE | SCDDEN | eae. ee DAY CARE FOR ts | cn cone bee . We — turn. Excellent tes Werbingten, ROOMS FOR 3 OR 3 apoy ts. men. eat appearance tse must ler en ee ae _ 27519. —_ ont Hat trveking. F home. Kw | oe ad @ahew bbe Poe ody po noon eer eat Wiles p ama eige in. end inltow tetractions “Por Ay aed hy Sa or write cabana emedsing ot tr repae, MAN WITH ‘ss PICK-UP wants |—" Township Hell. Se png loco g Geteery _ ‘distance Poatioe’ Meter, Alse 3| steve tciaded ” Write “Foutise ae i be ped 0, colery | Se Ste _SNs ._ Dewees ga -FE Siid between hauling and odd jobs. Phone on | Wtd. Household Goods 27| divide to suit. commercial | font, decorated. ‘2 Auber Totes nee ~ t ‘ : . a. Becessary. For a |GET Us ONE, 308! MER. finds. Sot ote, J A Huts S furniture buyers Cash . | Fa Gecherd Lake Rd. Pontise 3 ROOM | Prong AS ges | veilable tion, apply Mr. Brown. 102 N.| women. rt high a 900 _™. 2-046. Large van to serve you. Smith, FE ‘-7s1 FE 2-610 "} ch 1. 7. _ ioMES BUILT ing. FE 44064. ae T ROOM APT ADULTS ONLY i” | CowER AROUND ROUTE OPEN por ere Quay wow! § * Bowe __soury, tile wort, FE 1-0405. furaiture or dishes. FE 5-3853. Larger bome, smaller, city loose fam Bl jabs BABIES for married man with car ¢i@ | necessary Ont FREE. sepage |208, FLEMMING roe AY] Trucks to Rent | FURNITURE NEEDED | Eomeesot'mcomet latte “devs Tago, 9 PENaae | gts Plorence per week in book jobs, salaries, tests. ing, sand! fintshing. 156 Edison Vicinity of Holly and Walled Lake. | Write Bux 1b, Poutise Press. Ph. PE 2 “TRUCKS TRACTORS Entire bome of eda lots. ‘Get the) Polipents tus : Malge Wanted Fossa 9 | ene. ec anten UENOm. & | PY eeatat tron Fora tere mane | fh eee poh 8 Sommuir sass eas Hele Nanted Female 7 | Piano Lessons, POPULAR any | PLASTERING NEW ERD RE) = poet Damp nrecus Cer Us BUY Tr on AUCTION TF RRIS & SON A REAL siasetaes Morn Mesie. 7R 24001 | Pee reninG RESIDENTIAL. | 1 Paes Tract ni tor vou OA B26a1 "T | REALTORS | COOP MEMBERS = ono Se. ndustrial Tractor Co. | WANTED FURNITURE |e ya ¢ OPPORTUNITY Work Wanted Male 10| fanaipciess gad guarusieed 8 weedwarg | WANTED F E/T LISTINGS WANTED FOR A OM eNO ON eT ey puastic ano | WET SPECTALIEE IN CEMENT, | FE SMI FECitc =” | fale'am: wast prompe court | ' Ferme, business and commereia inewp firm qytablished | “foor le a specialty “PE Same | ~ Cal Eu 3-4. |" O'DELL CARTAGE | ‘peice ts com eat =|” Roy Knauf, Realtor ve poy yp tnons open | . rT ORE. PREE See over ae? tare “Reg | SOY, WanTs PULL Time | MASON & CEMENT wc Laval and Lone, Dictanse Movine, L & S SALES CO. A _ Has car. FE 23-3288. estimaes E reonality. for A. J, Webster er Phone FE 5-6806 OAKLAND COUNTY’ Est Famediate employment rendering | CARPENTRY. ‘TRIM ALTER & Sea SS TRUCKING OF A ANY 1 RIND. “ALBO ALSO USED FRONITORE - LISTINGS WANTED MYERS REAL ESTATE FE +7) @ much service to young mer ‘ _ clean up jobs FE 2-3006 women. Above overage income | CARPENTER 3 CABINET, NEW sanding and finishing. Phone FE a yal Ties starte et once. Pull training giv- repair: available now, Burt eee. oe perige ane Se Ty tee a ee ¥ LISTINGS WANTED Sy for eclected epplicant. Car Muraock. FE 10 Business Services 13 cnywbere ta J: Wane = holaes 122) pecessary. Must be 40 years old sieepale “WORK WEW-1KB | ~~~ ~~ = fee a ate aca service” va Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 Pepe alge pg vee BD pes od Francs _ respectable non grinning a: Tras siviog saueation, exverence | CARPENTER work WantED.| ,\,& B TRENCHING | Bainting & Decorating 20| rext or nannow oavor | suailfed turer 0 gy, I gy ~ cael pega bag Sed"ewes secsrenen go ty | Pers tne sayy onSame "TO | Teoing water te ran cn, | Palnting & Decorating 20) coro" ich re eats | Senta Your ck , a ass jposties Prost, Pontiec Mich. | ‘modeling & siding. Dad: Wright i seaied ty taney ees TAIN PENS | “hag ‘eall paper CaP MENTING | 2 fue oe Wise? °X| PAUL D. HAMMOND family income with Printing & | —™ ih... oney Wanted 2% W. Huron 6 Realtor pe od ay work. Nation- ABINET MAKER AND CA as Otnce Egy Cont oot Wine. “hyp moved Esmee PE Money Wants 28A FE F114) Eves, PE bane ie Le at ae can | itaw Wine Vian oa Tevez: | APPLIANCE SERVICE +e y wie “aa | the ener 2 ie 3 . pasar pone se : - bo ir EARL oI Call_MI 462777, ips. PE 6-4068. Call between 4 and | We service allmakes of refrigere-| 0% er sow. I'll Pare:|. Sent terest. Write Pontiac Press, ox ing. Apply Press ASSISTANT ae WADTS —SANTTON Won | eh an eetae Taian __ckganers. | tne A mcuey etl § ge ever | Wanted to Rem 29 bed 28. : MANAGER joes erm! patient noah. ROY's, Oakland Ave 2-4021 | 7 bs ; iD WALLPAPER. een nnn nnn MAHAN a BUYERS tim of rience. Good ALL CLEANERS. . . 63807 oF COMPLETEL pe SS St te an roomeree so, ===} “Walls and windows. Reasonable. cL eines bedrm house oa lake with sandy Ce on o Sn ond saleswomen BO woas WANTED. | _Free est. no PE 2161. | PAINTING AND WALL WASHING | peach and pleasant porch pear ree ts We need your a, FE for careers in edver- | _ Reasonable. DRY WALL MACHINE FREE | Free estimates. FE ¢0113 or FB . for entire season from ‘isting end wil) certainly do our © confidential | ROOFING, ; utmest to you. Our 17 room tised company. GpINO AND REWOS mate. No job too big or | _ 30147. owner or through broker. P.O. JA AA ~~ ~58 E girls, Everything 6 teem for interview phone FE +00". _Fe small. PE 5-4628. woe 1368, Citoage 98, i. | Ertets | minute walk from downtown. FE - FE 20016. an TY ATION WRITER WaFF. | —"""etncrmicat————| Painting, Wall Washing | rage senvice ‘ro_aut_tanm | Soovies, =,Peetee cowuree os! | Syra : ‘TanGe ROOM |S Rooms “wim bath. Selena A BETTER PAR ing changes and releases, bil of | SEWER CLEANING | yitty “timetes. Reasonable. lords, Nenants furmisbes.| Lana ail “details for financing | EXCELLENT LARGE} ROOM Ueman Dey worker. Loceted oi M20 Gown PLAN materials and also material con- 2-2706. HL Y RENTAL | 024 closing. Call es today to list | modero apt. full beth newly bus stop. 383 W. Muroe PE @izet trol clerk. or industrial sales ona | Sinks. Sunday Serv. Ph FE 4-2012.| PAINTING. INTERIOR, EXTER. | “GENCY. FE 144. | Sous property decorated Biceiy furnished. west PRIVATE ENTRANCE LiOgT | SC, ee Selling cosmeticn for Peasy Mew. | trainee basis. MI 47993, EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE.| ‘or decorating 20 yrs. exp. FE | NEAR PONTIAC ¢ ROOMS. BUSI- side, bus coor bg obts Sg) es | cast. ton. no collections, delivering OO YOUNG KOREAN VETERAN moval Pb PE $6503 or OR | _ $2000. ness man and wife being trans- —To Sell-Te Trad working ‘couple only, Phoe FE iF Kcareen. Saty taygstment Mien earnings FE " wisnes “Job ae truck, driver or | Sooo a a ae oe rod aBY tr wELL ngUne rr] ete _ | ROOM, SINGLE ON DOUBLE | See en BABY SETTER STAY OR GO [Ticeq’ Pe Sait or PE S00e0. Flectric—Sewers Cleaned robede Say ten son, Flint, Mich POR 1 QR 2 YOUNG LADIES | _____239_ Whittemore aoace < an. ‘eee _home. FE +0002 YOUNG MAW. 18% YRs OLD, | % br. service. results, FAINTING AND PAPERING UNFURNISHED APT On HOUSE. {SEAL BACHELOA APARTMENT =" ROOM. NEAR FON: | "OSES. Stuceo te Basement. with 1% yre of college. does not charge: chemteally “wrested st 20 Mason Thompson, PE 44364 or rooms, for colored fam- for maa or woman. All conveni- Perry. — a = = top CAREER GIRLS poppe ey = — —— WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING, | ¢l%,0t 2 TE 2s fe : oom FOR HG | Sentenes, FORD. she can belp | of env tind. PE SSeS. = Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners Tom baa ar Om bene | Toure . aRD Wire bath. Private entrance Exe | =D Youn See JAMIE ; YOUNO MAN is WOULD LikE — Painting. OR 3-290 or OR 3-064. |“ Gesire § of 6 room furn. of uD- Eves ‘tf ® Sun. 104 location on west side. Write mao on ge ter you find the right job. “full time work. PE 6-119 ee el _ | WALL WASHINO PAINTING. | furn. house er apt. on west side REALTY CO. REALTORS tine Press Box 68. _ | {i’Seen shary Huchan araiae J C HAYDEN joRS FOR GIRLS YOUNG MAN DESIRES DRAFT- nae ks MOTOR SER vite. —Free estimates, FE 6-221). (| FE 36100, __ | Co-operative Real Oat Exchange LIONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM | ae a ————EE = : : } Oras to clean of on Myay Bea | +a. “= * , Phy PY Z1A poe Py a ot FE2 3 or Ra “ . — room, et voter 4 Pine = Buyer wear wos Lj . < . wv 5 (2 3 _— Pe nats aot Se Bete Ree neem tulergsted werktes wie’ cnutves- 6-201. _ mext DOOR 10 BRANCH TARGE i ROOM APY ALL Gow. SLEEPINO RooM FoR a x APE, ALL Recepliontat, secretary = Sia eee oder |ORAD, MASSAGE, THERAPY 8 | WANTED BY _DEPARTHER S vontonccs, Private catrence $° | aastns “ecoar poe tan i " niahed, gam por m Secretary te atiorney --- Si9|_ Work Wid. Female 11 Pree estimates. OL | Over 66. 13 Kim Ol. FR eoasi,| Menecer of tire company. § room | oar WEST | poems lake Ré. FE $1310. | SPivele eutrence, PE ceTis. soi | Soa resi Sec “rat OP ee entgn oenny Gar | Ons RS GRE PORTING | __ Televison Service 22| Snare Sik ek | "SECS ogee | Saree ae See gt oe wae WR Mees cer Mer ‘eal bor SO 50" plus fant Pontiac dey cstimates ee PON. Pree ay oR NIOBT TV SERVICE eee ee 2 tae Pree Bert PARTLY PURNISHED ROOMS “fon Othen ne « i a s ein ainei 1 PS BM tn Ee 4 beigre” Am er, 8 pm. PE | PLUMBING AND HEATING Wo oe 9 YR OLD GIRL WISHES TO. cre. References” PRI’ 6S038 citer | “em washing pit reo Midwest Employment goin or FE erie ____,| Compton @ Son. FE e318” ON ovARAR Af ee Oe WE NEED 330 pm a Hegee. FE 5 e000. 406 Ponting ptate pesk Bids. | own trans deutree’ bouse ——— FLASTERING | «CC MAKE. FE 40730 ANDY CON-| efter ROOM KITCHEN TRoquois | Rooms With Board 38 sour STREET ee. 3 ee 3-3210 PE 60608. FR 50028 Le DON'S Redio & TV. 171 8. Parte WOULD LIKE MIDDLEAOED FE 5-6068. a eee lacgo 6 home with full EXPERIENCED WAITRESS TO — cee ng et Lh ee ee lady working, te share 5 room &T¥DIO APARTMENT 7 Hep POR Gewrienen: Twin pape; Soccment, cusmats of ben. sommes at | FXperienced. Would like) PLArraRinO, EW ATE, ™l~| —" nome menvice caus — | ar" eta vorene ware eet) ~~~ HOMES Ronwietiee* Wesmian"erttcres, | PLEMGABY ogee WiFa hE Ex ENCED GIRL K! housework or restaurant |g sevenimh no REPLR WILL SHARE HOME WITH BUsi- No cooking Washion privileces, PLEASANT ROOM WITH BOARD. | ga'srs enn 1,750 down. ap in dry cleaning plent. Apply PLASTERING AND REPAIR MITCHE Ls STy ness girls. Good location. FR No érimhets. private entrance. 31 Gorage. Girte preferred. PE! petntnent ee aD Cleaners, Lake Meare ‘kitchen work. Please call ee ee ee TeiNG i AE = re 22m _ +5200, : _— FARMS Ane in —— eno BOAT. oe ; : Le aide eg _ Baverien| FF 2-2744_ _‘and heating, Phone FE 5-379. 1 “22a Wtd. Transportation 31 Livery or OR 3-5292 after § ex- Bot AD OT aa wore | Oe . oa home te all . China. plentiful. No can: | RELIABLE JANITOR” SERVICE. ypewriter Service 224 | ~~~~~~-~-~~~ ~~~ _cept_Bet. end Sua 08 407 | Roo and BOARD IN PRIVATE | <0 ng See, Se ‘ vassing. Car nec . Commis HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, 18,| Windows walls and tile wee | MAN WANTS RIDE FROM HOLLI- WOLVERINE APTS ~ | Rome on Loon LB workers bails. = e tram. Call Bead Oak, | DESIRES GENERAL orice beret FE +4508. Clarence vo TYPEWRITERS RENTED pom Farms in pete yg aot ee VACANT 3 = — — a | OR 36714. = A = Detroit, Tylor et, | WORK. NO EXPER: Hams. Mitebell’s 123K. ‘rom 1600 snd Crosecat — | SLDERLY Ss S= oars LX of Write Pontiac Press, Box 4. Sting So tetet Nimo Re Saws, PRECISION WACH_FILED T Frias Ano me ae Ra to GMC Truck and Coach kK. ris NEMPSTE AD he So Re ABD) yee" wy a rand GENERAL OFFICE, TYPE SIRES VERY MUCH TO WORK | a awe a ceet chine repairing Expert wort. Press, Box! oo“ Wette Pentiss ACREAGE 102 E. Huron PE 4026 | WANTED: ELDERLY PENSIONED - ibeegencceo = $240 ist. P Cee eh do cE TRIMMING AND REMOV-| Gen Offic OO _men_ sn? 9 room & board, FE 3-1528. room . Medical Receptontst start 200 aT SCROK ee * meee VE sow. re) ee ae rare 3B Wid. Contr pomerects, Mtge (2) Edw M. Stout. Realtor | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 POQkr Pelanmee, share Goods meal - ak floors. roug out ‘Tes DESIRES olstering ~~~ s. me ts situated on baby TREE OR v n Eve “tl 30 184 Wall, east off total 53 Huron wre Bg after schoo! and eves. | TREE EMO aL j oot? ee | FAST Action! ly segmaw SPR. PE S4103 3 LARGE ROOMS (2m. ELIZA of 8. Paddock. Near bus. | Suede Soon. te ee oe et = THOMAS UPHOLSTERING you have the contract- we hare beth Lake Rd Ne throughout PRIVATE ROOM FOR CHRISTIAN GENERAL _ HOUSEWORK | AND ee eT CHILD CARE. Bookkeeping & Taxes 14/3 s TELEGRAPH FE 5-ses the ready mover. Clark Real Ev Fees On ve sus. PRIYATE ROOM ron, SURMEIES i only. heavy : _ a PCO’ PES” ._ Phone +6402 jor aap OOL. iz a . Two im family. Close to | IRONINGS, EXCELLENT 1 Da¥ jeg ley mt ciatt WILL L avr LIST YOUR Lage? COM ALT MBAR, SRO. Boom anh BoaRd FOR MEX, Russell Young scmast Rave, local Teterercsed | ferries. Girl for babysitting. FE | ACCOUNTING. BOOKKEEPING. | DRAPES, BLIP COVERS, MATERI. * MORTGAGES NCRINNEY |< EM 2.3000 |_ Markie” ‘Be piso! Gnd vas. REALTOR bloc! of 12 Mile Rd. 10 | 2 GemNGe DONE IN i INCOME TAX. PONTIAC BOOK-/| js Beadle. FE 5-1927 om Pans om. 803 an ree “k 'F. Ick! EY |} ROOMs | xD BATH, 9 BALD | —— “AND BOARD POR MAN. 8? W. Murce Lgl ~ wa | " eee c .| KEEPING & TAX SERVICE. | FAxLe’S CUSTOM UPHOLETER-| % Scre with 100 foot frontage é Office 9800 Commerce R@. | win. FE Walking distance of Pontiag Mo Open Eves. ‘tl ® Sun. ‘ti 1 _day’s service. FE 8-0743. FE 43601 DAYS, PE ¢-6295 EVE. "1% Cooley Lake Rd. EM | eovraisal or <- Ph. Pootiae EM 3-533! | Rooms AD “BATH STOVE |_ tor BE. Cee emacs act | EADY DESIRES HOUSEWORK OF | —screera—aEAK SERVICE | —2B1 Pree cotimate B.D. Ct Es — Owe. 1 S798 ____ _fura._adune__119_ Thorpe _@.__| 7 GATEWAYS t | good cook, Live in. $25 weet. 2| $4500. : & WT TO BUY LOT IN PONTIAC } ROOMS AND BATH HEAT AND | Convalescent Homes 38A 1@) | - Saults. 6 : Biv. Bowie VE 23008 Lost & Found 24 | Benitadie 1117 B. Telegreee | suburbs rE hot furnished West Side) wn . 6 miles west of Birm. | raby On | — BOOKREEPING—TYPInGo | ..o™ S Found AA teat: Eve, FE Geet rater urate eee ee Martel ¢95%6 ______ a. Xe of all Kinds. Taz service. LOST: BROWN WALLET AT CASH 7 ROOM APT UNF” CHILD | Oeste be 6 HAPPINESS mesding t9 INTERESTED _ IN FZ TORK DOWE IW MY | 210 8, Tele Ra.__FE 5-067 | “Kresge’s Tel-Huron, reward. OR ISN'T IT LOGICAL? welcome. References. 244 State patients 24 pursing on to family income. Wi _home. FE +1638. ) INsTITrvre. ro : ; SETTLEMENT If vou live in the Waterford Dray. | St. gtound floor. equipped from home few hours daily. MIMEOCRAPHING, TYPING, SEC-| Inc All electronic bookkeeping | [oer. GERMAN Zz your to us, %R, Clarkston or surrounding ~~ —) Rooms MODERN —| with fire detector, Priee accore | HURON GARDENS 03001 and FE 40486. retarial service. EM 3-284d. Sytem. 566 ee ee even. Libero ewaca’ ar lake arees. to list your property rE 21081 ing u BOVEEWORS. SLEEP IN. CARE |TYPINO. MANUSCRIPTS BiLL-| Income » Tax « Service 17) _MI ¢e729. : ; sae or ‘OOM. AcE for Ted With # firm. that concentrntes O° 3 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE iD NURSING Own room and TV.| ing, envelopes addressed. short- wn ~~~ | LOST MODEL GASOLINE AIR: SA TT TIFT | entrance. Call before 11 am. or a pen ONLY. | batd end commercial ert work. | (CCOuMTING @ TAX SERVICE gene rice ot wateme oF | I. C. HAYDEN, Realtor | W __any afternoon 103 N. Roselawn OR GIRL FOR TELE | Ser § PM. a INDIVIDUALS. & RSE 2 200% iat ene Oe ee OF oF | (8 E. Walton Biva Open Eves | ‘ AnD BATH. UPPER. WELL Ta: AaNnbnll ~~ 6S kc : : eaten ran - wert. Ro emperinse WHITE. GENERAL CLEANINO. Sanna TAs wee | flee: Nght tom Behetd containing | Bed. Yeract. B CONTRACTS | der @ mo. {11 Prospect yo of eves. Bee Me. Ce nee 6 PE seine fare. | Oeervice wat a SERVICE. QUICK | 955 10 ‘900 & papers. Please re. OR 3.1355 , BROS |J ROOMS AND BATH HEAT Ea 14 5. Saginen. after 6. FE 50 — garn, REWARD. Harold W. Moore | |" turn, Savoy Apt Bldg. corner of ‘ Sanford and ke Apply NEEDED REALTORS _Pike, managers apt FE Phone ot ae ae # RooMs, Bari we TOMATIC Open . : L water +0808 . WANTED IMMEDIATELY Vee aE Combination. FARMS HOMES, ACREAGE. 7. eas ria. a rr Prive RIGHT. Children , . , at ies an . come, FR bess Gaye, Evenings |. Comptometer Operator R pe eee ere WEST MAPLE ou Statistical Typist Must Be Experienced "APPLY 7 . 0 7 BIG BARGAIN-DAY, a ee te, handie PONTIAC every day—in the Classi- pg | pom serren mq roomy ged vnce| | FAMILY STYLE A ON | alow with plastered walls $750 Down - feotson take cist fiw mas | Buaegt A070 WASHER AND | TC TEROKEF thst Tee igeterkan| Witabet MOTE | wee atone tte, na nee | Bate te CILES. Beck Spe ite! iene | pee tig Foe tt | orders ape onw ting ten rm | SEROEY Se etrntags Cae doth «ie tant ine re | Same cae eee Teecengs | Kivi Sant! Skeets oe tee Paihia ne sateatae | Sigh owe sate et) SSR RET wee ie ” - | peceder. ces man & Kampsen Realty, 377 , IE rooms and tile bath on 2nd | ficer pian and equipment now on| Soen" : vour site WITH BUSINESS poe wg ‘ons ol tas Omi went fruit trees. Only} 8 Telegraph Rd. FE 40528. R. J. VALUET, Realtor floor Enclosed porch. Pull display. Houses ‘now under con- E. 2 bedrooms, com-| bath upstairs. $8.000, full price. Gwe mca $500 DOWN Cooperative ‘Real Rotate” Service Zicar garage. $34.500, terms. | Kettering, ‘are right’ we maa, | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor aspen ont SE room, IVAN W. . — = nn inc'udes carpeting and & =~ 11 a.m. to 563 Commenity National Bask Serie sie Cie, Beets | ovemmey tenet tas o| OOHRAM %|ieperreres| Ee Ss Sonal : an ite =. J 106 SRST ass) SET | te eore ressu| See | Geass = | KENT [Roy Annett Inc.| ty ANNAN |b s = SS ———EEE " EALTORS ICE LAROE CORNER TOF TW _— pataTs giea \OtL beak. “Neat loge yun dere Ben, Bras oo Mrooms, Syme down Rartnecr. $5,900 Established 1916 mE me end puedes 12 Real Fstate Excha nia = . Seeperetive = Euais Exchange — bette | Estate Euchange | _ = 2 bedroom home built tn eal Estate Exchange 3 Pioneer Highlands FOR TWO! | Acreage Near Oxford |BBRuaMin og sthrnene inc | By "frtaitscneg, Mitt NO edrm. nome large, vine Tm” LI 4-4900 a ere ioneer : Ld De Lake- stores and bus | Te: a! rge pou 5 ae "Prete ee | El ech es Ee] pec yswRees | spence street | SS | see atten See] A HOME OF YOUR | For the Handy Man | S ACRES Br erfad c room fenced lot has 70 ft. on Osman | ana esite, $ room bome—best | “ne AUBURN HEIGHTS |. ae ae ges Ger OWN large bedrooms. Large Living room —Rde_ 2000 Airport RG. ed eave } : “hy paces f copy = I" REAL ESTA sory frame bvdungaiow— Large — boar! rms., ; ' . has ot cupboard space. a spotless throughout, well land: ” — ripe oa Fhe Taos bedreens “sp ie ona tt easy of tana wi NOfacren with epactoun esioate! | LOGICS the inside, ‘This tsa ‘buy ot 116 ACRES coagee cocuer tt. Ose 8 tetas, HUMPHRIES VER AN ACRE. $960 DOWN. THE| fireplace. recrea = ped farm home 4 bedrms. 1% | $6,562 with terms Don't miss| AN clear and gently rollin Se ga Seaepirtee| iPr es | Ee aM | Re meee wat] eee eee aie oe | Sm oe i ay i | z en 2nd floor Puil base ~ = = * ; ; “s — , J paved road Sean EALTOR CE zug] SMR) Saree! | Te omen | Seraicaee| Se EER) te we | Pee Sa : : a garage. se en est : e large We - : “BUD” Nicholie eOperative Feel Betote Exchange |? etn preabtant mace, Wan (eert On SILVER AGILES RE. ee CO. | 2 Sefer rime, orchard. Right | that's all new with steel cabinets anes fe rin plenty of Edw. M. Stout, Realtor REAL ESTATE carpet. venetian blinds, Excellent s “R CIRCLE ' —¢ ' SUMMIT ST. basement. vittached . twe Gastabiel lunn) endl wel AY $-6175 ae setting. $15,000, rote floor, poe on — ods oe = = —_ EET oenay Lioe ae 50168 bed mod with oak _ we suburban focation Toom ranch—b way and . J enings : ‘aorta tanect esc pe | Sgt iets oe| oo et Groemeat on | Eeeyrer ares ees Sa ‘CRAWFORD well landscaped and fenced lot,| to schools and bus. $3,500 down. | =shade, fruit, berries and aa ony Hee = eOENCT 1% ACRE i Pe aaes| os. | Feesus| Bees Johnson SE eT |e su nos, ...| PES eee “* c . Owner . , - kitchen. Pelt Vecmet § recat medern, bungalow . with Seoved. bee ohne deen) privileges, $12,000. terms goes = pepe jaye lng T ] For Sale Farms 48 Tris, Sno ‘womee™ ackeratun | erage Dru (ees ad ‘berries I. C HAYDEN OTTAWA HILLS ren ee | FLOYD KENT, Realtor! Sgpamnd,'tee “en dexe| 1 EINLO eton |. ea real in at Lt od we $3,500 =. Tractor and equipment. #. | 98 che ty bateoee Bivd, alte rest beetle one ots mont Modern 3 bedroom Wisk. benge- “Ww. aay itonng iurooes PE 5-6105 a ren ang ems one WIL LIAMS LK. RD. Fae el ag to = pores. Iso Gown. burry — decorated homes that we — vocption ‘otn ese Next to Consumers Power 4 room, bath and utility. Of heat, | nan & 4 West Huron. 3 Income Apts. | WASHINGTON PARK Mie’ res ana see encioned | Sellen and priced. sell” eve Bole voxre! Bek wales ester, Rieetz Joosted = JUST 3 BLOCKS vuln CEN-| § room brick with large base- ae test terrace. Rich carpet- Patt pier 6:00, can “fare: rule, que leLane Datizen heel see—| |” 5a, devnr parmeec eee 160 Acres TER OF TOWN. ment ond gas heat. Stairway to i 2 a siding. A 22x125 shell house and NORTH S SIDE A farmer's farm oft ‘gig Dats ot —— ‘a screens. Well located on TRAILER SLCOMTINLD RANCH tot te Sais. Forms to cul you— | sew “modern 3 bedroom dL ay iad : naar month. ti ev it® | CARROLL G. PORRITT DAILY 1 TO 8 quiet paved street. Owner oo Eocene. ree it ah Sie: Longieliow grade echoot "| tbe. Close to Fisher Body, shoo 2 barns & to. $00 lane Pelee She tats AS" soe wen mann Ore ann] THE “CHELSEA* | Wastaces YH | GORD Reepnevacac | Aepley, Riaaee ace | — Emimediate po me Oe ae ment. = ve Heal Eviate, edvoom Bric JOHN $00 call Mr. biter. FE setet.| feereation room with ‘fire- | $1,000 Down FURNISHED HOUSE tere OMY Sper | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 3 Bedroom Brick ‘| place 2 car attached ga- Good 2 bedroom home. full base-| 4 room. bath and utility : ° PAUL A. KERN, Realtor S FHA and GI Approved KINZLER prontage oN TIAC, LAKE cof sire emir to Bie | et ste Rank tring mom, ie: | furiahed Warougheat ineeaing” a 35 Acres 31 Oakland lavel ue PE 9-4200 REISZ : Paved street, city water, sewer. home, ; car garede jee! B coy mingham. So Near Wever School. : crinen" sivererest, are oer for _subdividing—se9 = Vi iT ners Se Se os new. me mio Fe PO ad a men $1,000 Down | K. L. Templeton, Pealtor mi west of Ponting Onty YI rm. modern brick. $600 =. Telegraph Realty 209 Orchard Lake Rd. PE ¢ase3 wn. home for @ large family. FHA 1,150 Open == ; ; COUNTRY LIVING ; Rd. Fe 40578, a A new 2 bed- Open Eves funday 1'to 8 ; . REALTY CO eh your ‘door nee: MS SeFviCe | Dg octet RS cn | eee a po yeast Ee am Eichenge “a pletss "you Immediate’ poseee-| Near St. Jo's Hosp. as Gh Riser, a es | | ga ASME BREE. tava | Bey sha tice atone | STO UTS | cence orm me fr 9 ame ¢ y OPEN 96 wn WILLIS M. BI . Co-operative Real Estate Exchange mew ranch home, 6 mi hardwa . 5 Next to Secretary of State’s Office ern, tile bath, extra latge base- Automatic ofl forced air heat y TI West suburban. A small home, PE 45181 PFE 45388 2-8522 cir TOWN Spacemaster folding doors & 4-2533 Sseasee “Parcishings ean’ be | nt or ome Lake ~~ | Level to gouty rolling. 4 miles mee DOWN N ‘ m. 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. —— = .e perth of of the - Cas | TODAY : Eartmoor Blvd “ets Sak or gules | : shill x East Bever! arimoor Blvd, lake trontage. Priced right | on . einer oe: ment, 2 car garage, FULL PRICE , 4 ; rly divide, modern house and garage. $300 aS mace "eae Tot Teak | Hv tones, "Wh, ” wera, ea SHG” ONCE IN A LIFETIME ‘GE ARLES Near LaBaron School full basement coo gue turmace, | HOMES - BARTRAM | Pe" er JOSEPH F. REISZ Kisabeth “Lake Ra. bet ‘scout | Par far, superior to the Gates. ute, ¢ an home Gai3s. oak floors, plaster-painted | 282 Dixie Hway __OR_3198@/ FLOYD KENT, Realtor $8 900 $3% W. Huron Bt. PE 20250| Lake Rd. and M59. onary bese) Oe ese Pull basement. 1% car ge. Walls. Full price ONLY 996ee, LAKE ORION 24 W. Lawrence PE 5-6108 open eves ‘ et AL eated approx. five miles |HOME & SHOP. This comfortable, Frage. 780 0q. ft. of living ms. @ room modern. 3 pts ext to Consumers Power _ @ALL Us ON THIS TODAY AREA ace a onan on neat clean $ room bungalow has ares. WE BUY AND SELL Grane an tiene 77 ont Lares ' ; com. modern, home an Tame: Beck [Geaitaet: igeentolens why teem sekeiee can we | Two ae Down a oo 2 car gaiage barn. Outside fire: : 3820 PONTIAC LK. RD.| mem ay qarsee. BROS fectei'tn design piace itis | Tanz) Warege with’an, ieese'brict use, fy own: Betwer-| FARMS & COUNTRY -orapap ow ghetto "SMALL FARM : Met Sine Share OME amer | iE, Sulla for eather | vose- crear rogead fw. tron “SpE Set HOMES Pride Tatee eee) | Sees EP TeeT | mene re STE on um | Ee Moonee ot | aa eesecemracea| LA Giutitwdn | & HARGER CO, _ | Fer Sale Resort Prop. 44a] IN INGHAM COUNTY down or'an os nk | ae ee os ay ya ease, cast to mortgage. Please Lee R. Fo Tee. es mw. Horm Si “pe Pe — Roles "sod d"farme Yo otter: waits wner. This is a NORT N cone ouse; barn y odors cad easy buy bome, First NOs Dr nae 2 bed- P artr eae | toe discriminating buyer, MAKE US AN OFFER | fom,,home , Lerge living rm. G3 ,o00 EXCELLENT TERMS bath, hardwood! floors th: “BIRD” TO 8EE FEF! BROWN $44 NICHOLS RD. __ | Begy laggeceveg lat" tnced or mstinere RANCH x Me bees ae RIDGEWAY fractions somes | oe “fone : | OPEN BUN. 1 T0's Iedrectne,Srypace. On large it | “ti . eg i — MICHIGAN. - porhoed ef fine homes. sieme en | N 1 ante Ee itigse> ,| WARD FE. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 4 W. Huron 6t., Open Eve, 7 = Sue 2 % p > a * Sete Recsreee Property Sale’Land Contracts 52 A ee: taiog, "Went BEE ee Fc U8 AT O = HUMPHRIES Even’ Co-aparative gy wasie f Ae eewad OXBOW LAKE ARFA Good hace business com- me Home bes . ras. » Dear ay now ye wee “> BOATS & CABINS Near operating Immediate , ~ possession, $20,000, half cash. fi) cou ij FLOYD KENT, Realtor | % 6 W. Lawrence m Eves. Next to sumers Power ent-Lease Bus Prop 49 PP PPBPP PPP PL LDP PLP LLIN FE 5-6105 20x36 =FT. Leppert EXCEL- lent location from Tel- For Sale or Exchange 50 50 ROOM HOUSE TO ee tor —— P. W. Dinnan dl Son, 66 W. Huron 8t. $7000 , EQUITY INA ? FAMI LY | West side i Peeer ees $75. lower @ or est wise 2 7 ecreea: Peo. | home tiac Press OWNER WILL TRADE 7 ROOM home, on West. side E eee of 40 acres or more. 16 WILL L TRADE $16, UITY IN| vie brick Jow in Flint | on interested aldwell, P.O. | | Opportunities 51 ADAMS vacant to be moved. WN Talsees Dixie Hwy, corner. frame ss over 600 sq. and is idea) | barber grocery Neighborhood Market rlect lee & couple who just don't lke to retire but would like @ steady tmeome and « good piace to invest. No. 3490. Bar - Trade!! Owner may consider oy we on this busy “thump” tay leas STATE. WIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac Mate Bank Bid A. Laadmesser, Broker | & UNIT abt 8 1g SET AE, Butizize COMPLETE | Fironas ‘FOR BIL- room, 5 tables and all i cheap. 142 8. Woos. rE ¢ NEW $18, pad nets ‘imately ca Ta hex | nerth of Pontiec Full price for the whole ball of wax on ee eet BROKER ' PHONE FE ¢1157 DRIVE-IN 81.090 DOWN Close tn. on Dixie, building 3118 with Castnons Waa tetas 100s Does big RIDGEWAY Soa es Real Estate Aedhemeed GROCERY STORE. AE. LOMO LEASE, equipment oes ss on ac- full rit. JONES, REAL ESTATE $93 _W. Buren FE _¢3505 Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE A-1 SUPER GARAGE Completely on equi pair serv eo eae Peections 20° by ft prem Ideal for car sales & ten ted in rapidly growing ro A rere offering at just $14,000 dm. plug stock. 140 COIN MACHINES SMALL TOWN HARDWARE Main street jocation .tn small growing town. Business increasing every year — gross in ‘54 —a 16 per ine: Bere Good clean s' Bullding end sli for $4,000 plus stock, WARD E. PARTRIDGE MICHIGAN Bee -] REALTORS LISTs ™ NESS OPPORTUNITIES : MICHIGAN ew. Open Eve, FE 32-8316 VACANT LOT | Pht LAND CONTR. FOR . $6,- 008.91 bal. Will discount 15 cent. House for $7,750 oan $1,400 down. Payments $65 per: oan purchaser on REALTORS Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1760 Open # to 9; Bun. 1 to 5 PROPERTY SOLD FOR $22,000.00. eaeace due $14,777.00 Will dis- ent Month! = mens rele a 6 per uy, pay. | EXC terest Edw. M. Stout, Realtor E ; ns, See he 20% DISCOUNT Balance 85. 700. Payable at monthly. @ per cent interest. 5 rooms modern just west City. Clark Baal Estate 1362 W. uron, FE 4-6402 Ask tor Mr. Clare. Money tto Loan 53 (State _ Licensed _Lenders) LOANS _ 36 we eeMourrY Lod a ee FRIENDLY 8ERVICE 64 W_ Lawrence 8t nce St _—sC FE: +1838 LOANS $20 TO $500 _ On Signature Only HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. OF PONTIAC 34 8 Saginaw Bt. Eddie Up to $500 CASH for You Today 30000 FAMILIES IN PONTIAC and Oakland County have ber- rowed from Buckner's in the last 37 years. a eeEn 8 I8 THE OLD a | LIABLE UP -TO-D COMPANY WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS WELL TREATED. When illness comes: When there | are layoffs or short time em- ployment you will be glad you Sre dealing with Beckacrs where you are always sure of kind ands considerate treatment. BETTER SAPE THAN SORRY You can ebtain up te $500 te- day or any day et Buckner's for a short time or take up to 24 months to repay of low month- ly payments. The charge is less than you think. BORROW THE CASH YOU NEED AT Buckner FINANCE COMPANY Above Walgreen's PE 4-054] Corner North Saginaw and Muroa t. Pontiac Also Drayton Piatns Phone OR 3-122 NEED $500 or less WITH QUICK SERVICE? Then Home & Auto \s the place to eome Most loans your first visit auto. furniture or signatere por & repayment plan suited to your needs. Friendly. courteous serv- fs awaits you “a Fleisher, anager. rhiey Osa, dent. Ph. FE 5-8121 Home & Auto ‘Loan nee #7 Comm. Nat’) Bk. Bi to § Hours: ® to Saturday TEAGUE FINANCE CO. ~~ 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN $25 TO 8500 AUTOS LIVESTOCK HOUSEHOLD GooDs Rochester OL 6071] OL 1-679! GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 1946 to 1963 cars. Br: your title. Los pos ooors closed in minutes, . Routlerss and other securities. OAKLAND LOAN CO. FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG LOANS Extra Fast Service You can borrow $20 - $500 quickly on signature, car or furniture. Loans made without endorsers pd any worthwhile purpose. Up 20 months to repay. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE. 3% South Saninew St. Kay Bid cok 2nd Fieor Phone FEdera. 5 WHEN YOU NE ED $29 - $500 You can get ft quickly on your ‘signature, car or furniture. No endorsers. Payments to suit your budget We will be glad to help you with your money problems. FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 102 Pontiac State Bank Bidg MONEY for People Who 5-8165 | gy $50. on | ——— of Pres |- Mortgage Loans 54 LOW INTEREST Unlimited funds for single ened dweilings; H. G. PETE SON 50 f.-—for putting me next door. Box (Where he ra 7 eet ist chad MAN's a RING VALUED for sale for car. Swap YOUR O OLD 8K SKATES ON ON A new pair. Skates sha: aly YOUR LAND « | furniture, pal Feed or auto for ; z reyer, 12 ga Fae aim and fiv. } . eng erenk Nand |_ wheels. _ EM 3-206 ~ mbes WILL TAKE YOUR EQUITY OR land contract as Poo payment on Shell house use. Box "5 No. 3. TRADE YOUR OLD & “OLD HOME AS DOWN PAYMENT ON NEW HOME. FE 5-4628. WILL TRADE $10.000 EQUITY 5 reom brick for house Special Sostares include carpeted Living room rooms tached pom garage with reilto and fence 60" controlled door ed by 100° jt. Balance due $6.48 48 on FHA mortgage. If interested write Charlie. J. Caldwell, P.O. | Box 711, Flint 1, Mich. WILL SWAP KENMORE WASH- ing machine for full size 50. Sew __bed in i condition FE 3-7456. machioe ize Gessese oe “7 FORD FOR % PICKUP Phyte im good condition. FE 5-5136. cob Cuiterobe aes. in 4 OCTAVE ELECTRIC ORGAN en cupboa 50. chair, Suitable for club or bdeginn' $3 50. bapa complete $7.50. Rugs, student. ond for % base viol raoere. prose baci a seep LJ Jo | _or $100 + : #@ FORD TUDOR #200. OR TRADE. | "MAIN. ss U RNITURE, | "46 Ford dump. ae — axle, 1220 Baldwin Next te Adler's oor | late model ¢ or trade. | Pree Parking PE 3-385. * USED TRADE-IN | hee Sate Seething 7 *¢) DEPT. t | BETTER USED CLOTHING. BAR- Refrigerator guaranteed .... 950.95 gains —- Fur clap nod overcoats, Re- e oi] heater... $30.05 sale Shop. 297 Oakland Ave. Apt. size electric o..... $20.05 BOY'S OUTGROWN CLOTHING, | (Dt. site gas stove |... eo 10-12. girl's, 12-14, overcoat 40. | SANE? ENenen cep gee _PE 5-148 2 fi] ee pe. ant room suite 323 |i CHILD’s WHITE FUR COAT rge dre 17.95 and hat. $5. 1 boy's snowsuit, SMALL “DOWN PAYMENT came rhe) Meal a 7 , Pr eRy ize s 8 2 i _ Gress, sine. 16.8. O8 Dis WYMAN'S: N GABARDINE ie Ww oper Kg ened at ccoieen | 3 PC. RED SECTIONAL SOFA. sie, | wool cost. Very «ood | PE ¢4325. __condition. $5. PE : BATHTUB . SUITE MERMINE SIZE _and off burner. OL 23-1326. _ FE ¢17%3 aus | BLUE Lear CARPET, 0z10% OR ig maa. Bory Sree St oe TABLETOP Oat Gas wt." = ,|4 BURNER T TOP a) sale. becall A res o. “$1.98. stove $15. 61 Kimball St. FE Bore sneer, ueary | PIECE, BLUE WORAIN DAVER: ¥ ’ haar | a ek ag Outs = set. China cabinet. lincleum. wash dresses, 1 ft 12, not all | FE 2-00460. colors im all sizes. $1.69 to $2.98. Cas _AUL KINDS OF USED ae mos = foe aS cee furniture or dishes. §-3853. ren, 68 cents CASH FOR FURNITURE OR Girl's = tie, paoty 3 cents a tad Pan RE ees gay ty peters ick's USED P [ ange i 8, $8, ‘just @ at this price!) ants | end appliances We . eel Lense showsults with é - and exc i win Ave. [mad and hat sizes 2, B &40 DI ingle tipper. $6.50 etime | semble these youcett and save. plastic house mo. vin every $3/ Four chairs table, 960.06 bis” Orchard Lake. sear Tele- cond Ps famous mokes. ali oe Formica tops, all popular sire sees | mec RANCH MINE (COAT | DESIONED by exclusive Detroit furrier. $500. _ Terms available. FE neat : RED STORM COAT. MOUTON collar size 12, = Sauterel lock fur coat, size Regular price $400. Both * cocchem — dition. Cal) before 4:30. MI 4 TWEED sUIT t Ladies dresses juniors, misses ot eines values to $17.98 ; €2 ladies graye coats regular to $28 and $33 LION STORE $1 6. Saginaw Sale Household Goods is 57) A ote tie PE 1N mee RADIOS. ANTIQUE CABINET — = BE Cale Sle china book ines es rat = Tare, Pg Seg AM AND rM a an ANTIQUE WALL TREE, SD apes atroes fryer a MA i “APPLIANCE FLOOR SAMPLES 1 Speed electric dryer, | 1 eras ‘are. es $200.95 now $244.96 now $124.95 now $238.95 Quees troner. 1 Frigidaire, 389 in. range, le $190.95. USED DEPT. estinghouse 4 960 95 3 Conds t perdrtead $39.96, u Thor automatic washer $39.95, CLAYTON'S _ Furniture, Appliances Lake Rd. cage plete. $34: Ps nef $25 H ges, Gas . up; ¥ all = a up;; TV sets, $25 : sets, » , $40.96 chests. new L ‘oom suites. eee up _ = suites, $12.95 a suites. $19.50 up. Many o ny er items bar OUR_EASY PAYMENT LAY-A-WAY, PLAN we BU TRADE TH OUT & Size 12. excellent condition. ED. Pair of black DeLiso Debs. sire 4 —- $5 tll oe oer § and. shifts, «& le royn | Mouton coat. EM 34000 HITE 'N WEDDING GOWN : a by ll new Rees. OL 2-020 After 6 p.m 13 men's suite values to $56 $15 and $25 le men's coats values 5 $8 and $14 200 pr. man’s siacks pal «oly to $12.96 | MODEST MAIDENS H THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 1955 By Jay Alan a een meena “I'm a blue blood!” ELR | GIVE To THE Sale Household Goods 37 Sale Household Goods 57 BOs = ze — eee “BET $0.95. APT. sofa bed = aor Studio io, couch Pee 05. ard DRESSER. mr a oxo MATTRESS AND HOLLYWOOD beds. All new. = save. Closed plier Hilberg, 52 Williams, FE For Sale Miscellaneous 60 a * For Sale Miscellaneous =k For Sale Miscellaneous bg ANCHOR FENCES Artists’ supplies, hobby supplies—check our clas- sification “Hobbies and Supplies” No. 244. Birch Doors 2 Fo 400 Pont. ences Fiuee Bebe th MA 6-223 BOYDELL PAINTS $2.98 > all colors. f A.C. COM PTON & SONS | ort rou wn quip- . Weedward Ave. 14 mile). Birmingham. Midwest _4-6008. | BATHTUBS. . BATH. | We have made a special | No down, F HLA. roved. | SE Pew SeriMaTES. PE 147 | GLASS LINED Natural gas. 30 gal. capacity Oi! MOHAIR CHAIR AND OTTOMAN | purchase direct from Raliroad in excellent condition, 6335. FE ight Claim Dept. of 5 ft. cast : i ae transit, These are, nationaly® te Spel Ged Gee ee ise. inge ee Fact eraoriee ._ FE 4-000. anP oS ent. 33 Or. LINOLEUM .... yd. 39c ecooremnen Vinefeer Pre » eachatatie Bier ss ds | te SYERS, 141 W. HURON was 6230.95 NOW $190.0 eee ee Et os wes 3 Now e200 00 was ues waipened tow 6330.96 Elec. — oe eee ke . FE ¢1133 BURMEISTER’S SOLID MAPLE TWIN BED WITH inner s Set eee | | UMBER SAVE $150 TWO YARDS retrigerator Now ‘aly W318. Sasy | gp PONTIAC DETROIT FRAYERS Rect i. a 3 $8 Orchare ave. a ist W, Pine boards. pet M $78.08 (emg poet Tyreer's, oop MU Clem- | 1112 W. Pine shelving. per net $s Seg fr pecan pes at genes 2008. Anderson. 2x8 red fir special per wm 985.00 a x4 Long o gatthaad le Scar ar 5 by °4 Sour matchite a | a, bes vecseeee $138 ae eS ; "a Pe Wool .......... 1.28 SAVE UP 10 50% ee eens pencondle coppeon CHEE ate : Feats Oa ee rr $ 495 | DRIVE $ 3: a fi BURMEISTER Northern Lumber,Co. 12%) IN. Seller asd Tv WALTON Tv © | Walton Cor. Joslyn FE 22281 rage Doors | scepow-wrsesuUE- Fem Complete peck of number 2 doors PhD pe an is nl 6 avail. | 1 oh rod atten Estimates free. J71 8. Paddock . __ BERRY DOOR unaesl | Garage Door | Opener TEMCRAFT t. Opere ‘7182 : . Ev _ weekends, OR 3-1624. — WATER HEATER. spece heater, 5 to 6 room a. y. FE 20114. 3 eet sey Roomy any make door. ‘Tile-A-Door Manufac- corsa lecally by Temco Machine: 1782 Pontiac. Drive FE 5-6644, Evening» and weekends, OR,_3-7625 HEAT YOUR HOME ~~ with an H. C. LITTLE iy floor utility room or So anvly “Feu ned and and service it yoursell. PETRO After rE . HOME INSULATION ral Wool ——— —- is naskfAGGERTY LUMBER CO. 1947 Haggerty chal Walled Lake MArket 4-1084 a PLIRGEREAD VARIETY STORE, m out win. floor cove and —— paints. Phone FE 7-7645. AND SAVE MONEY M. A. Benson MON § w St. FEderal AvTomarsec, door. frem dashboard «° BEFORE YOU is 24 your conv also of ‘Turogees terms. . MI 46713. ra converted burner. q7 Walnut. = STORM SASH - and doors. tow. LOW price!!! AOUATIC TROerAL at ve aNnD Midna TALBOTT LUMBER —— La we} rr SS hard- — 8 nag ol at Wayne 1 mos. 2-7638. oJ Roches- RED SONE HUNTING _ter, OF | : old. $29. 2527 tind Boe ; rs 2? PERFECT 110 = ib SNOW TIRES. SWEIARARER FORE $10 each. i ‘ i 8. Saar uae wall | s n square. CHURCHES INC, FE 20733 aacoee. OR (4% = foot dam Weaeene “Trailer 4618 Dixie Hwy. LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS ost sa cispec apa FACTORY SERV-; * “© STORM SASH : cat vanees Towa rors 200 HENS. A L Tbs. $1.00 each. Ra. CEF WEEDON 1a. mes een 1961 @. Telegraph Rd. _— FE +2008 | ——— ° Sk ae te | _ Sh Fore tee sup y the West Moutesimn FE on pam30 0 to 0:5. Cloced every Seaman, ates mal sees M4 ens, Fines on — pao aning Z reation rooms, $11.85 value, $5 Ti 8. © ‘Buren rf ~ Se ae .| 8 slighty ‘factory’ marred. Call ai |SiRS, NEWMAN'S VARIETY _SHO® ig ~~, * A me ee Selo Fe Farm Equipment. 76 : | Poaceon 393 i code tana pa Aetonine enthe bene og oo pier Classification num ~ tg 2 dr. with Dynafiow. ra- = = a beautiful 2 tone green 50 PONTIAC Sedan with radio, heater and many Other éxtras. A very clean i { ok Sey Seer peek Utes nnd) an $1 HUDSON Hornet 4 dr. with radio heater, jeri and a light grey tust the car for Here ts *52 CHEVROLET 4 dr. with radio, heater, Power Giide and a two wove bhie finish : you GLENN'S MOTOR SALES" 254 8. Saginaw 8t. FE ¢7371 “BOB" OLIVER SAYS -,.@ The new °55 Buick is the hottest selling car on to- come in today and take advantage of our bigger selection of fine used cars. Why not buy your car in Pontiac and save yourself the trouble of driving 20 or 25 miles for service. PONTIACS $2 Chieftain Deluxe 4 dr. Radio, heater and Hydra- MACE. eee $3 2 dr. Deluxe with ra- dio, heater and Hydra- matic. 3 to choose from. Prices start at... .$1095 "SO 2 dr. with radio and heater. No place in town so low | a price as here CHEVS. ‘52 Deluxe Styline 2 dr. Radio, heater and no rust $795 "$1 2 dr. Styline Dix. with ee ee ee ee | radio and heater. Spot- less throughout. Dark green and ivory... .$695 53 Bel Air 2 dr. with 2) tone blue, radio and heat- er. price SO OREM CHAS Os $1095 50 2 dr. with radio, heater and it’s spotless. Drive this one and you'll buy Ge soar Seale aieisiers ere $395 FORDS $4 2 dr. Sedan. Plenty of extras and very low mile- OGC 266. ce no =e. $1195 53 Customline 2 dr. with radio, -heater and one careful owner .... $1095 "82 Customline 2 dr. with radio, heater and Ford- O- Matic. A sharpie $845. 51 2 dr. with radio and heater. Clean and ready for the coldest of weath- CF -Gecescclece ccc vs $595 BUICKS ‘53 Super 4 dr. Radio, heater, power steering and Dynaflow..... $1695 53 Roadmaster 4 dr. with radio, heater, pe wet steering and apse re ee ee | "1°52 Super 4 dr. lt heater. and flow. Sharp and ready. ..$1095 OF} And Many, Many More _For Sale Used Cars 91 4 day’s market, so why not) ‘CARNIVAL Fa | ie | fe | ss 2-16 7. Mt Reg, U. & Pat OM. Caps. 1966 by NEA Service, ine. | | __For Sale Used od Cars 91 OE ll lL ‘03 BUICK er. Whitewall tires. Tint- ed glass. Clean and in excellent condition. One BUICK, 1961. flow and _wail tires. $145. OL "hast ut. 1954 BUICK SPECIAL 5,000 miles, 875 Scott Lane e Rd. CHEVROLET 1953. BEL A door. 2 tone blue Radio heater. Power Glide. $1286, OL nt. sie ese @ CHEVIE. RA! RADIO AND HEAT- _ €°0d motor. FE 54-5042. a CHEVROLET DELUXE POW- poe Poearaiie radio beater “ Excellent condition. EVROLET BEL _ $1200. MA erat —_ 52 Chev. Dix. 2 Dr. Easy terms Will $795 SCHUTZ MOTORS Seat covers. $1,400 Loaded. Check this 91 Dynaflow, radio and heat- | owner. Phone FE 2-7360. SUPER 4 DR. DYNA- heater te i ——_ heater. $100 _ Burns. L AIR. CON- | DESOTO PL 12 8. Weodward, Birm. Ml 4-811 itis CHEVROLET 210 SERIES 2 j "| Radio, heater. New car trade in. trade. | _Tunning car. $305. OL 2-631] ‘47 CHEVIE : “got ‘47 Plymouth ... $e7- “41 Pontiac : $55 | Plenty Other Late Models and Transportation Specials __ ss _idNS 8. Saginaw | DEsorO CUSTOM 4 : Beautiful golden bionde finish. Fully equi $78. Cerkner Stu- debaker. ingham. MI 43410. SQUIRE. _For, Sale Used Cars. 91 by Dick Turner Py | __ For Sale Used Cars 91), Cy Owens! . Your Ford Dealer pad oad _ cans FO CHOOSE 52 DODGE 2 Dr. buy, only $595 51 62 CADILLAC 4 Dr. sedan. One of our best buys $1.395 |’50 FORD 8 Cyl 2 Dr. radio, heater, Ready to go. 50 BUICK 4 Dr., R&T, Dynaflow Trans. $395 52 PONTIAC 4 Dr. H, two tone blue. $695 52 FORD2Dr.R& HA one owner. Yours for only. A real R& $695 '51 PONTIAC 8 Cyl. 4 Dr. R & H, one of those; 19 “I’m ALWAYS in shape! I gotta be ready for the-neighbors | beater, and one owner. This | —my kid's taking violin lessons!"’ ; cae | lg CHEVROLET ¢DOOR RA- dio, heater, turn signals. 5 good 408636 after ee ‘$6 plates. Y'all Cum CREDIT’ PROBLEMS? ? GOOD - BAD - OR NONE AT ALL. WE HAVE A PLAN TO FIT THEM ALL Y'all Cum AIR, 2) and | See Us “ED” JONES NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S. SAGINAW. ST. 1950 CHEVROLET 2 DR. A GOOD fie FORD COUNTRY _MA A 43123 | _owner tone paint. Heater, clock, oe | onal YMOUTH DEALER | | 1962 FORD 6 BUSINESS COUPE ingham |. witty, og alg nm actuel miles. HURON MOTOR SALES good ones. $495 54 CHEV. 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage. R & H. $1,295 ‘53 FORD 8 Cyl. 4 Dr. R & HH. Priced to. sell quick. - $305 5 '49 FORD 2 Dr. R & H..8 Cyl. Hurry on this one. $195 49 PLYMOUTH 2 Dr. Very clean. $195 ALSO , 1952 Ford Station Wagon. 1952 Nash Rambler—like Cy Owens “Your Ford Dealer” 147 S. Saginaw St. FE 5-4101 19589 NASH overdrive spotlight, motor DAN’S “THE HILLBILLY DEALER” 235 Montcal: HARDTOP —7i. sale or trade for ony mine of equal value. For call Bagley Auto RADIO. HEATER. bed. rebuilt OLDS, “68. 4 DOOR HYDRA- matic. on «i. Goed condition, $435. MI 62743 1952 “| _ 4 For Sale Used Cars a1! 1952 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR FORDOMATIC DRIVE RADIO AND HEATER $945 JEROME | Rochester Ford Dealer | PH OL 16711 a ae HENRY J. $39. FE 363. GIVE US A TRY To Give you & Res! Buy PAULSON C) ae | 163 4 DOOR PLYMO ; ae $235. PE 8-143) 53 Plymouth Club Coupe Beautiful omer Tay — Like pew. Radio and ‘heate $145 “DOW N mee TZ MOTORS DESOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER 912 8 Woodward, Birmingham i061 PLYMOUTH A NICE CAR $485 for only DAN’S “THE HILLBILLY DEALER" 235 Montealm 19354 STARCHIEF, 3 TONE green’ al] accessories. Excel- lent condition. Low Mileage. FE 30065 PONTIAC 1953. 7 DR. CHIEFTAIN —_ . tie low mile- | White walls. eens ith extras. 2 tome blue. 16, ol és shape. $ 4-3387 Fore Teo § SEVER TRA OL 2-311. PONTIAC 1964 CONVERTIBLE. Low mileage. $2,000. OA 6-324. | bersoea? ‘sl ged rgd & FOR =] ‘S¢ Ford. Souris 1054, Doon STE. CHE. tain deluxe. Hydramatic. Reason- _able PE: after 5:30. | NICE CLEAN ‘532 PONTIAC. dr. = Gobune. 38.000 Cee “TIP TOP USED CARS 1951 euros top. 1960 Chrysier, club coupe. $595 ~ GET THE eT ss Deal At North-Northwest Chevrolet Yes, when you buy-an “OK” used car at North- Northwest Chevrolet. your deal is always SAFE, -'53 Chevrolet Convertible ,with radio, heater and many Other extras. See it! 54 Chevrolet ‘210° series with radio and heater. Good car. 53 Dodge Station wagon with radio, heat- er. Automatic transmission. 53 Chevrolet [] Bel-Air 2 dr. sedan with nase lide. heater and Power Gi 1189 53 Ford Courier Panel with large factory heater. noe $795 52 Buick - Riviera with radio, peewee and dynafiow transmission 52 Pontiac 2? dr. sedan with radio and heater Good sound car.‘ *S2 Ford Victoria with radio, heater and Pordomatic. $1047 53 Chevrolet 2 dr. sedan with radio. and heater. A real velue at Hurry! Hurry! SWIFT, and SATISFACTORY. ’51 Chevrolet Deluxe sedan with radio, heat- er. 3 of these at only 50 Chevrolet Selan with radio, heater and Power Glide $495 49 Ford Sedan with radio and heater. Transportation special. : $295 46 Buick ae eee door on this one end you have a beauty. "49 Olds 88 with radio, heater and hy- dramatic ~ $395 53 Chevrolet Tractor with 5th wheel, — and extra long se. $895 *52 Chevrolet Pane) with large factory heater. $495 saddie wheel 51 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery. Just the auto- mobile for a small business. 49 Chevrolet Panel truck. Here is another good buy et only Hurry! YOUR TRADE IS WORTH MORE THAN YOU THINK AT— Michigan's F inest Used Cars WOODWARD AT 13 MILES ROAD LIncoln 5-1100 Reverse Charges HAROLD TURNER | OFFERS YOU ! FE $3064 after ¢ p.m. _ 02.W HURON ___—*PE 2.2641 i851 SUPER Sips @_ WILL FARE 196) Chevrolet, ¢ ér. CHEVROLET 1950 2 DOOR DE- poRD. 1951 3 DOOR. & HEATER. ieiver “66 pakuy te Wests 595 __luxe. Good condition OR 37300. " Mechanically OK. Interior nice. PE ©2478. = 196} Pivmouth. ¢ 4r. WHOLESALE RETAIC! ,3 06 $e ___ | OLDS. "14. SS «DOOR, SYpRA: $ YOU CALL IT! ako nd beater De miieene” Mui; Masters. Very clean. Private. 1983 DOdge. @ ar gel here ada! bro hase vege sel dg os into army. Best offer , _Best_ offer, M Mi eda SR OSG $895 jo | proades 2 door as Purce on f Birminghem, M MI fatie. “ons fel e aa p.m. Cheep —— tesa ‘Pontiac deluxe 8 sedan OLDSMOBILE 194 86. 4 DOOR Pontiac. Pord deluxe sedan | FORD ‘61 CUSTOM 8 R. & H,/| sedan. Power brakes, power steer- 141 Chrysler ———— Bara Sy Senn, Aes mie) Reaeigepiebot Swe" ate one OSM _cosoce from — up te sees ps ace CLARKSTON _| "West aide Used Cars usa Soe “price. | Smtr ste wee ve clean. FE MOTOR S purwous Scanva ano cam Cash vom ce "Mechanically “OK. Interior nice ys eth) as Ee ur" cy D TRADE 4 eo Evenings only § to 6. , 8508. Ob 29911 A — soar ; gett ak D This car owl “have to see ee jes? CHEVROLET DELUXE TWO % FORD SKYLINER CADET; ‘“[Axe oniON MOTOR SALES. [PONTIAC 1968 CONVERT Radia Necicg powerice wnt: | teuainaee mies eat” |G stv’ pas __| Ea Foung: PB essa fy mame | Ro = Mie’ SORiat MMO ee og evar 2 got | Wa, eee ems agian | 1954 Ford 2 Dr “ ut 1954 FORD GSKYLINER FORDO- | = OL Sani!" _ 75 | tng. Divet Ww.W., Goud! coast. "tung 6 ar “ a beste, bare "You need not bes ub $1099 . | OR 3-7163 bet. 9-6 x ae sik wit —~ some re sharp | eer 3 eee ae | | at : Op Will ac aT ae aa fe Clean Cars). coop vse CARS I book ste —!] “n) Buys” Taken In #enn iE CARS! se pate 8 eons Y QKEN 1F) |g seve Be pg a, eee an Gece "ll 52 Ford 2 dr... .§ 644 ‘es Chevrolet Sef. Pickup. 8 178 os _Ratiees rE 22301 || On New TAYLOR’S Starchiet. sharp For erm 52 Hudson 4 dr.. .$ 544 At, Walled Lake ines PONTIAC SEDAN. vERY || ‘SI Merc. 4 dr....$ 599 1955 Phone MArket $1861 CONDITION! ian notice sone soon be: II °s3 Nash 24 a : FORD. 1950 2 DR, 6 CYLINDER. ° FOUN Bove De i 53 Nash 2dr..... | ° se, “ea oe mais oer a eee: | +80 Stude. 2 dr...$ 199 | Pontiacs 1m FORD 4 DOOR. & RADIO. ONTIAC 63.000, s! tude. r. -_ “OL 20311 etc. oats Mi eal. 1% York. || 51 Hudson Hor't -$ 59 j§ SEDAN r 't Perera Ea, ‘All Cars Must “inte cee ia realy sharp. So. Wig fonrne eggs BOR || 51 Ford Cus. 2dr. $ 444 Tou}. sever pest fa eat 54 Chev. Hardtop —— __ . MOTOR SALES; Some i ; B € Sold “ae sine O00 pte, 34 Ford Custom 2 dr. “Wyaramatte radio. heater er sceet 49 Chev. C. Cpe. .$ 199 53 Packard itt FORD CUSTOM § TUDOR: a chev. Hi iol iss PONTIAC + DOOR | SEDAN '54 Ford H. Top. .$1644 Sener” Wome eceet mites "| mati, Epoaliget contin oy | eee tee ULC weno, ibe |] “51 Ply. Sta. Wen. $ 599 ‘SI Pont. Sta. Wag. Pow. Columban | 53 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. hay ee. 49 Stude. 4dr....$ 199 Dix 8 R&H. Hydra. excellent| WE HAVE EM AND OF | °c : ) 4d CUBAN 1963 PONTIAC Sa fonese IB Ss condition. ‘em, al) makes and models, 52 Pontiac Dix. r. _ low mileage. FE 47932 ; $R95 secs aes Come end take | 52 Chev. Hardtop THIS YEAR 54 Ford R. W gn. $1544 3 Sep e 52 Hudson Wasp 2dr. | Get YOUR FAMILY || ‘52 Chev. Dl. 2dr. $ 64 '5> Pontiace 52 Ford Custom 2 dr. A REAL CAR Dis. 8 ae ce clean. PETERSON et ae ih COME IN AND PICK ONE OUT. '49 Merc. 2 dr. . .$ 299 'S Ve soto r. cea? ; 5 : 1b) Willy) Sedan ’51 Chrysler Windsor ‘” f ie ve. siees || 53 Ford Victoria $1199 "33 Pontiacs |ioee Eaieee 0 deux seam ’51 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. tS Dedge Coreace Veo"... Sime '50 Pontiac S. Cp. $ 399 ge Weer Gunes re eer 2s coe $1 Ford Custom 2 dr. ‘32 Ghrye, 4 ds. Bower steer. $000 || — 52 Studebaker sm. 4h wit. xe sates | sl Pontiac Dix. 2 dr. a Pry. Ci. Spe. 13.000 wits $n || 42 Ford 2 dr..... $ 399 Commander V8 hard top, trans- : 51 Pontiac Dlx. 4 dr. B - Ghzule, Cle. Coe, ie 3 5$3.Ch Bel Ai $ 999 peneus 75605 ‘83 Chrys N.Y. 4 Dr 1895 ‘31 Plymouth 4 dr. ‘s Ghevrotet Ta Fee 8 | Se : 3 Olde ¢ | _zuper ee teas SO Ford Custom 2 dr. - — 51 Ford Conv't ..$ 599 ’52 Pontiac "82 Pont. 2. Dr Hydra. ...... 08 | 50 Chev. Dix. 2 dr. TRUCKS 30 DeSoto Sedan $ 399 Catalina R @ BK Hydfamattc, 51 2. > © BR eiceuss =| sO Chev Dix 4 dr hd Pord Pick sey to] p ~ sharo car. 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P. $699 48 Ford % T Pic. $299 51 Chev. KT. Pe 9499 HAROLD TURNER, FORD» 134 Mile é Woodward > > Fine Points Can Be THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1955 - i ++ % Big P ins Cavalcad. SAVE Reds Return 943 Japs | ~- ' ‘ye = Vi Ni fi l\oen,: ; 0% rant im awe! -- LOdays Radio-Programs-- | Viewers NOTICe pati9ay Boom 70 tion ahi Koen Maru is expected Programs furnished by stations Usted tm thio columm are subject te change withost notice ®. : ~Geps See 10” TV PIC. TUBE beck Feb. 2 with 9G repatriates| Gian can caLW, Ga ~-WWA, Gan ~CWOAe, (G18) «WXYZ, (Ne) «= WIBK, (lee) WON. cee | | f ista eS in New Orleans 12" Tv TUBE. from Communist China. : ; : a PIC. ean eum : Bey ot Si Tee ee 14% TV PIC. TUBE : tomous 10:00—W News, Rhyth | record marat 7 , < TV Studio | ‘ere | BeFE S| RR | ESE or Pratt Romande, narmne te tied dy ey. |] 19 TV Pe: TURE. BAe retires. ue See So 9:18—WJR, Kitchen Club News,” Platter Dr. Francis alds, Bill. Elliott = spre emen 19” TV PIC. 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