é - Pyt. Elwyn Bell of Hill City, Kan.,|the PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1050-52 PAGES — HERLESHAUSEN, Gace: w ~-Communist East Germany today released U.S. Army Pilot Richard Mackin and four-other American soldiers held in East Germany for several weeks. Mackin, a 27-year-old American from Washington, D.C., parachuted into East Germany Dec..3 after he ‘got lost and his-small -plane ran o@ of gas. e ‘ : The ‘other four soldiers were | oe 1S, Pilot and Gls tance Calif,,: Pvt. James W. Hayes, of Baltimore, and Pvt. Mel- vin Hampton Jr. of Clelurne, Tex, The Seay Sidageased im Buia during Novem and December jast year. ; “The Olas -of ‘the Ameriean| - soldiers was negotiated between) the American Red Cross and the East German Red Cross, after the’: U.S. State Department ‘stuck to its policy of refusing to negotiate: with) German fegime. The five crossed“ into West Ger- ye many at this frontier post on’ the border of Communist East Ger- many shortiy after noon. Mackin looked pale. He wore army fa- tigues and a felt cap. He sdid he felt fine. ; “Anything you want to tell _your wife in Frankfurt,” a re- porter asked him. No,” he replied, “I will see her before you-do."’ Release of the men followed by less. than a-day the fréeing of a U.S. Army convoy held by the Sp. Kenneth G. Carlson. of San -, Dulles Winds Up — Talks in London Leaves for Paris Today to Discuss Allied Plans on Berlin Issue ae From Our. News. Wires LONDON — U.S.: Secretary of State John Foster Dulles scheduled _a second round of talks with Prime a 4 Minister Harold Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd to- day-before flying to Paris for con- ferences with French leaders on “eold war” problems. * * * Dulles leaves by plane for Par- is this afternoon. He arrived in London yesterday from Washing- ton on a mission at |. working out a united Allied |. policy on Germany, Berlin and other East-West * * * French diplomatic. sources said President Charles de: Gaulle in- tended to make a strong bid for a bigger role by France in interna- tional affairs. Dulles said in. London he brought “ng new proposals,” that he had come to listen rather than talk during his visit. He met yesterday with Macmiil- -lan and Lloyd and other top British officials. Informed sources, s aid there was complete agreement on a flexible but tough policy on Ger- many and the Bérlin crisis. x * * Dulles was moving swiftly’to set up a Big Four foreign ministers’ conference with the Soviets before May 27, the target date initially. Torrential Rains Give Ike Rough Flight to Georgia. THOMASVILLE, Ga. = Presi- dent Eisenhower hoped to go gun- ning for- South Georgia quail_to- day with an end to the monsoon- like weather that. marred. his ar- rival late yesterday. fe * Torrential rains forced the Presi- dent's plane into an alternate landing field after a bumpy ride from Washington. Eisenhower then had to motor 67 miles through the rain to reach the Milestone plantation of former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey outside Thomasville. “an Eisenhower aide aboard the plane said the latter part of the from the capital was the in six years of travel- ing with the President. : bee Pee Eisenhower, however, was in a cheerful miood on. stepping ‘from his plane. £2. £4 . “Where ‘is your Georgia sun- shine?”’ he inquired with a chuck- le. “It looks like you’ re having a little rain here.” * * * That was putting it mildly. De- spite a big blue and white um- brella raised to protect him, the President was rain-whipped -by the time he got to his closed car. Traffic Heads Ticketed - VERONA, Italy (UPI)—Traffic Police Chief Pi no Ballerini and City Traffic Adviser Amilcare Arcaroli emerged from a meet-| ing-on ‘the -city’s— parking prob- lem. to find their cars had been * set by the Russians. ticketed for illegal parking. Russians at the Marienborn check- point for more than 50 hours. Driv- ers reported today they got the impression the Russians had °de- liberately set up the incident in advafice: - US. Charges Reds Shot Plane Bares Tape Recording of Soviet Pilots’ Talk as Evidence WASHINGTON (®—The United States today publicly confronted the? Soviet Union with evidence that two Soviet jets shot down an unarmed U.S. transport 'plane last September in a warlike attack. Six—and possibly 17-American air- men were = * * The cies “Was a graphic tape recording of radio conversa- tions ‘between the two Soviet fight. er pilots. . Jury Looks Into Results of Long Inquity.on GM Supplement Findings of Justice Department WASHINGTON ) —A federal grand jury in New sults gf an extended Justice Department inquiry into Corp., the Seperarems said today. — A spokesman, responding to inquiries, declined to pinpoint the direction ac- ait signifies that decisions on |that point have béen made. x * * The spokesman said the grand jury is getting ‘‘evidence that has Hbeen obtained by the antitrust divi- sion in the. course ‘of an investiga- tion that has been under way for some time." He added: “A subpoena has been served on General Motors to produce additional records and informa- tion. “This is a continuation of the in- vestigation afid does not signily that ahy special decisions as to fu- ture action have been reached. Only if the investigation now under way discloses violations of the anti- trust laws will approrriate relief be sought.” S * 2, The Oise U.S. disap- | peared Sept. 2 on a along .. the. Turkey- as wf gs ed iported it had crashed in Armenia, The bodies of six of the 17 Ameri- cans.who were in the plane were returned to U.S, officials. Under persistent U.S. inquiries, Soviet officials insisted they knew noth. ing about the 11 other Americans. The stimmary disclosed that and Secretary of State John Fos- ter Dulles had pressed Soviet Dep. Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan, on his recent visit here, for informa- tion about the missing US.’ “air- men. * * Ten days later ‘the: Soviets re-4 Vice President Richard M. Nixon} an 4 General Motors, eomotinnst called the world’s largest single: manufactu: enterprise, pro- duces five ot automobiles: Chevroiet,. Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac; operates its -own « EF * Chrysler is talling apart,” Lodge, ot ~ County's state senator, doesn’t | _| think) much .of-the way Gov.. 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By~\ tradition, limousines are furnished to the majority and and-nlay tthe eka oad ie Senate’ president pro-tem. There are Jargesse ends, for elective members of Congress..- —-. Recently, Johnson‘has been feel- ing a little sad because Mike Mans- field—with no private fortune—has been forced to drive his own car. But even Lyndon, who has desig- nated to himself more power than any senator in memory, realized that he could not get Mike a free car without also taking care of the Republican whip. He therefore began button-holing the leaders of both parties, along with ranking members of the .ap- propriations committee, to see if they would go along with tax-paid limousines for Mike and ‘Tom. * * we For support, he: cited the fact that the normally close- fisted House recently voted an $11,000 limousine, plus chauffeur, for 1. Speaker Joseph W. -Martin had been deposed as minorijy leader. ‘Senate big-wigs, however, turned. out to be w different kettle So did Republican Sen. Everett Dirksen, but Lyndon was not too wed. : 4 After all both of these solons already have free chauffeured limousines, thanks to the fact. that Hayden is president pro tempore and Dirksen is migority leader. Still confident, nson next ap- proached his great good friend, Styles ‘Bridges, dean o? all Senate Republicans, but there = he met rebuff. Bridges — let's face it — knows’ better than mogst,tbe comforts of a/ chauffeured limousine, as opposed | to a drive-it-yourself job at one's. own expense, Currently he is” in} the latter class, although for many} “good -ol’ Joe,” after former years he enjoyed the former priv- If the whips—bath of whom as far down the seniority protocol list —ghould get limousines, the chair- men of both the policy corhmittees and party conferences would éx- pect similar privileges. = Next, the chairmen of all com- mittees would request. cars, and s> would the ranking minority members of the groups. Since nearly all of these men have ‘served many more years—in_ the a ohnson. Asks raene 9 for Senate Whips sildih seutioe 6 Seek at Wa dein, House would n- similar vlaims, The limousine makers and chaut: feurs’ union would receive a shot pena file would pay through the nose, _ Bridges, as a matter of fact, must find it a little strange that Joe Martin—now without rank— thas been voted unprecedented largesse as the only living ex- speaker, while he himself—as_ the only. living ex-president pro tepi- pore and the undisputed leader of the Sepate—walks, or drives him- Senate than either Mansfield Ortgeif, ‘Kuchel, they would »prdbably> win the battle. . By that time; so few- solons would be left without chauffeurs | that the August body might vote to make ‘it unanimous. This That's politics, however, which brings to mind the dry wit of the Jaté Sen. Robert A, Taft, who for many years found himself in - | Senate powerhouse replied: in. the arm, but John Q, Public} one ae anaes - : ee 2g a = cin A ae 13 — rie eae — ats iP ‘ rz THE. PONTIAC PRESS Tiitnspay, PERRUARY. 5, 1959 RE ee. : chautfeured limousines were busily ff picking. up score’ of ambassadors |If fand government leaders, the conti call for his car. Grinning, the “You can try, but it’s such little thing that I doubt if it can come ‘by itself.” In Russia, at Least - the Glaciers Shrink . may or may not be thawing, but Soviet glaciers. are shrinking, ‘of, the Pamir Mountains, in the Soviet Union's Asian regi are out of date because ‘of glacier shrinkage. Scientists are drawing new maps, The broadcast chenko glacier's: length is dwin- dling by about 10 yards a year. similar straits. 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Another claim, rather far- fetched, is for $24 million in cur-: Tency depreciation when the ‘Ds. went off the gold standard in 1934. | They also want a revision of the . agreement covering American bases. < Filipinos are asking for miore local , jurisdiction over “servicemen who break Philippine laws than is grant- ed any country where the U.S. has troops. But, above all, President Garcia “feels affronted because he -was not given a completely unjusti- fied $350 million stabilization fund. oo Se It is two years since the death | of President Magsaysay when oe: Gareia moved up from the vice: was elected President. In that time the,economy of the islands has gone steadily down due to a - Senate President WrLu1aM E. Bewrz, an Eskimo and former territorial uiaiiicdiiis i ‘Among many other things, the unforeseen absence of the Gov- _ ernor is handicapping legislators -in the politically unpleasant task of putting theories into practice. ‘eThey expect to reduce 60 terri- torial boards, councils, agencies, _ ete, to 11 or 13 state departments with consequent sacrifice of jobs to economy and efficiency. New . laws for civil aeronautics, roads, schools and police are also on the agenda. . The first tegislature has a tre- mendous job in this land of ancjent Eskimo and Indian cultures with its _ walrus skin boats (now propelled by - outboard motors) and its ultramod- ern -canneries, mining dredges, jet planes, fast rising ctties and even Mette james. The Man About Town They Don’t Agree Older Residents Say that We Now Are Far Too Soft’ : Skiing: Like having your * - costly industrialization program, portrait painted—requires a lot _ crop failures, corruption and poor ‘ef sitting. . = + ee ee administration. The nation’s defi- , cit last year was $120 million. a RISES Se ‘Widespread corruption is alleged in the customs and internal] revenue services, tariffs on U.S. imports have been raised and Time reports that “the fat cats of the Garcia adminis- __ tration whoop it up at posh Manila . gambling joints.” . - Against this background the US. and the Philippines will talk over their differences. There is no ques- tion of serious discord but our friends _ there coujd make good use of a do- _ it-yourself program. Leaders in that government should set an example of the austerity the country needs. Several. of my older readers are mad and several more just laugh at my ef- fort. to compare this winter with those of long ago. They admit there's a strong . resemblance in temperature and snow, but the big difference is in the way aia residents take it. ‘Modern highways ahd snow..and ice clearing qmethods, coupled with ‘modern transportation, take most of the incon- venience out of the situation, In.the old days the hand- snow shovel and horse drawn snow plow: didn’t gtve much relief —and the people didn’t expect any more. Most everybody was content to be quar-" antined by- the snow, They prepared for it in food, fuel and otherwise. Every farm- . er had killed a hog or two for home con- “sumption and had a barrel of salt pork and plenty of smoked hams and bacon for the winter. The cellar had ample potatoes and other vegetables and fruit, The. season was looked upon as one of relaxation. up Burdens of Statehood Mibatinven ve matter is best summ of Waterford: He asserts: that now we’ re all in too much of & hurry. We don’t know how to relax, We're mad if the highways are not immediately ed, even if we don’t use them. He concludes with: “It _seems that radio and TV should make it easier to‘stay at home—but they don’t.” Alaska’s first state legislature is meeting in Juneau to take up prob- . lems arising out of its transition _ from a territory to a state. | ‘This organizatton of a new | _ . | commonwealth will be watched | pce ees oo . with interest because its leaders. 4°? “#votion to thelt_work, secording have had the advice of many ee Lillian Laska, trained, experienced consuitants who's in a position to know, was shown * from institutions devoted to im- ph san Shee cen pt a proving administra Tuesday evening's conce: 0} : a They Oe ics che good oe horrible weather, there was only. one ab- Es sentee among the members who come e take advantage of the help. from 16 different communities. : a Ow OR The constitution provides. a short A native of Oakland County, born at Ortonville in 1923, : M. L. Petoskey i is the author of one of the lead stories in the current issue of that superb ex- ample of the printer’s art, the Michigan Conservation ‘Magazine. Entitled, “Fun is the meat of the hunt,” it shows why the . author has made good in his work. Mr. Petoskey and wife, Jean, have two sons and a‘ daughter and -live at ‘Holt, near ——_—s: +e ¥ oe Having @ good reason for an excep- tional interest in the printed page is : Robert ©, Mackie * of Holly, a retired linotype operator with _ several years experierice at the keyboard of that most interesting and humanlike of all machines. He is the father of Michi- _gan State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie who also lived at Holly when he started his sags to his present top spot. SS UEanEESEEEREIEImnEnssemacmeed . Seng bp ian He Martin all the next in the chain of command onc aaa a Ponts Well, One of the Others Made It David Lawrence Says: ‘ World War Now Is Highly Unlikely "WASHINGTON a Despite a con- certed effort to scare Congress into appropriating more money for intercontinental missiles, and the apparentattempt’ - to politics _ with national de-” fense, the truth ‘ is ‘that a world: war is less likely « today than it has been at any time ‘a these points, summed up, merely mean that the United States and her a today still have the deterrent power they have been depending on for several years now, President Eisenhower at his press conference Wednesday emphasized that the United States has a “balanced” defense. But the words “equivalent” or “balanced” do not convey the total significance of America’s power to deter an ‘since the close enemy from baie ae of World War II. * The outstand- ing fact is that the United States LAWRENCE has sufficient military power today to deter the Soviet Union- from making an at- tack, The { of such an attack- The mthary tice is truly a stalémate in the sense that both sides have ertough power to deter the other from initiating a war. Under the circumstances, there is little point in adding lethal weapons on a quantity basis merely to make sufe that the rubble and masses of - dead people in cities destroyed in. the Soviet Union are pounded to smaller pieces by more missiles. America’s position is secure pri- marily because the Soviet leaders are never expected to favor the suicide of their nation. Meanwhile, improvements in technology can add little to the security of either ~ side—for the power to destroy an- other nation now is as_efficient as it ever needs to be. (Copyright, 1959) Smiles How foolish it is to be out all night playing poker depends on how much you're out. ~.° is too big for the Kremlin to pay— for this would bring in retaliation the almost total destruction of all - Dr. William’ Brady Says: _‘its major cities and the death of ~ millions of people from one end of the Soviet Union to the other. x * * The average man is a bit con- fused by the persistent propaganda that tells him, ‘The Russians are | ahead.” But it is important to - keep in mind these points: No Colitis in A correspondent is upset because . the subject of colitis is so dili-’ gently excluded from discussion. here. He asserts that he seek s~ i their “first blow,” must simul- neither diagnosis knock out every. mis- nor treatment, ile base and every air base in—- a “this country and in the territory eS of our Allies -in Europe and years and having North Africa as well as in the _tried (a number Far East. It must be a 100 per i cont ecere. ee —_ icra _ i The Soviets must alo tock Jy wishes to ask rine that is armed with missiles RADY cee ees and every American or allied writes the medical articles for the reraft carrier at sea, that can puueb ainihec Gare oa cure xd. launch bombers carrying nuclear = where to obtain it. weapons. This, too, must be a It is not just out of the meanness 100 per cent score. > of my heart that I dodge considera- ee ee ‘ tion of colitis here. It is because’ 4, The ' I don’t ‘know anything about it, strike at targets with “pinpoint and the subject does not seem ‘to accuracy,” but one wonders how me to fit in a health column, ; at a given moment a: missile is going ts find tre endt apet Git Now I hope readers whe trang: ine they have, colitis will not quit. each submarine happens to he _ just as soow as anything turns they. acbregey< vorrei wp that hy of pa of each of America’s feet of heavy bombers. The unknown tocation-of American warships is Class B neurotics téll me I'm —_——. no matter how many - singularly lacking in the attrfbutes missiles Russia has. The United one expects in the géod physician, States Air Force, moreover, tably. sympathy and patience. and overseas, keeps in the air in “sAnd this is corroborated by all my periods of crisis a certain num-- relatives and acquaintances who ber of nuclear bombers. have attempted te come at me with &. The Soviets not only must symptoms—and, fellows, I hope. time their attack so it will knock = you'll never know what I have out every allied base in Pakistan, suffered for your sake, ducking Turkey, Italy, Spain, North one -curbstone consultation. after Africa, as well as in Britain and another. France, but must make sure af the same time that all bases in mop el ee this country are completely destroyed. 6. If the Soviets should miss any of these bras they would . promptly. receive. In reprisal a _ sweeping attack with H-bombs ' that would cause incredible dev- astation. It probably would take only 50 missiles or bombs to knock out 50 of their cities. along, I'll pass it along, I could sleep so well if everybody well-or ill were exposed to colitis - ant tis maladies in this column. ‘On the contrary it is.a reflection, as I drift off to innocent slumber, that very few victims of autointoxieation, nervous break- , run down condition, neu- rasthenia, torpid liver, catarrh, i »tism can say they got it ran The Country Parson — Brady. . _ @ pain in the neck—but the colunte is intended for regular readers, and I know a lot of them enjoy _ excellent health, ‘for thy tell me 50. + ee Saeeee | we long: enough Recognize us by how we act.” Conscierice or not, I don't think — obstinate cold or chronic rheuma- . An occasional reader may get a CHICAGO PUBLICITY This Column - Sorry If You're Upset! mind of a few of the morbid ideas implanted there by a long line of charlatans and nostrum vendors. Slaves of the habit who may resolve to win back 4o freedom should (1) lay in a/supply of a pound of whole flaxseeds, and (2) learn the elementary physi- ology of digestion, the autonomous regulation of ree motility. * Signed letters, not more than page or 100 ‘words long — fag to personal health and. hygiene dis- ease, diagnosis, or treatment, "vin be answered by Dr. William Brady, wf a gameed self-addressed envelope sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, (Copyright 1959) Score yt ak ae Voice of the People CE ee. : ania nen wi ela eee ee OT oe ‘Clarkson's op in Wrong Direction’ - Will a compaleston please ex- amine Oakland County's new rep- resentative and see if he’s fit to * Someone ought to sit down with this patsy and explain about arith- metic and two and two. Thank you, Mr. George. Romney, , for explaining the meaning of Arti- ficial Competition. Thank you, sir. Ray H. Wilkinson 13 Rosshire Ct. pd. Agrees It’s Unjust to Boy in the Case I agree it isn’t right for the Waterford boy.to be detained while the teacher is roaming the streets. What kind of judges and probation officers do we have? It took me . two days after the hearing to get in touch with the probgtion officer and when I ‘tried to reach the judge, his secretary had me ‘call ‘After* talk- ter, Asa result of this, his mother . a 62-year-old woman, was left to live alone. Is this justice? Boy’s Big Brother Robert F..Wilson ~ 106 Baldwin - Contradicts Gripe on City Streets Through the worst winter in years, Pontiac’s street - cleaning _division has done a wonderful job. Occasionally I heard the full time griper who complains about every- thing, but you can discount him. If you live on a small, short _ street, you'll have to wait. until the main streets are cleaned ‘first: The ‘city has to serve the most people first and that’s the only way the city can do. I say three cheers for Pontiac and the street cleaning. New Resident ' everywhere-. .. Peed “What's the Sense in. Such a Move?’ conscientious place him with a Mr. aber 2? Up and attem, boys and girls. councilman. Call your ae Towner Obey God’s Laws for Happy Life’ To deny there’s a God is utter fol. Under His laws man came existence and was instructed last game, as his bench was ' stripped. He guided the sad sack eee to the sidelines, a on oe dhe beck im tothecty tastigan ad In violating them, man brings shoved him gently, across the . Uahappiness upon himself, We line as-he said “And ‘punish ourselves by disobeying remember, Jake, the ged uni- God. If e man returns to right forms are the good ones and _ living, God will forgive and man ‘the blues are the bad ones,” ey ee ae * & k. ows Someone Clarkson . When we are born God breathes po genom eal Sl the breath of life into us and a PI Not rom outta lr Gd enters or bis and panne sag a st , - ™ rhank You, Sir, Dhyaical body and eause it te live mn properly. When we realize Mr. Ro ey’ will help us do right if we sin- be happy. _ T. Keeling ‘What About Ice © on Sidewalks?’ You hear a lot. about clean streets. But what of the people who have to walk back and forth , to work? _ Going out North Saginaw. from - town it’s all’ ice with only a couple places cleaned a little bit. I notice their driveways have ashes so they can get their big ears out, but they don't care if men or women~break a leg or back or hip. ‘It wouldn’t hurt to think of other people. Something. had better be done about the sidewalks. -. One Who Knows ~t aividls a contro- versial nature, the wr writer’ s name will _ be withheld upon request. Portraits ure that they bring ... But many times I wonder, as’. . . I travel hotel room walls , . . have to stare . _are of Venice or... the rain . . . Or cowboys herding cattle on. . . A wide and flat terrain . , . I see no fanious paint- ing or... A-replica thereof. . . That could -inspire me with thoughts . .. Of beauty or of love . . « Hotels can be quite wonder- ful . . . As. here and there I roam . , But I do wish their pictures would . . . Remind me more of honie. (Copyright, 1959) Case Records of a Paychologist: Mr. arc shes the wisdom of combating emotionalism with calmness and the simple facts, But note this preacher’s dilemma. Dr. Travis performed the wedding Ceremony when Mrs. Crane and I got married. And he was a saintly parson if there ever was one. But in to- day’s case his friends thought he told a fib and he said he never could convince them dif- ferently. By. DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE A - 446; James H. March is the genial editor of the News-° Tribune at Beever Falls, Bones _ sylvania, x * * Ona recent — ! he visited my Bible class at. the Chicago me to a vivacious woman buyer from one of the leading depart- ment. stores back ORANE “because of the gangster reputation which Chicago has de- veloped. “But I told her it was perfectly the trip.” “Isn't it surprising what: a few s will do toward = There | met a middle-aged cou latter had been begging this couple to drive out by auto and visit her. They had planned to do so on. several occasions, but always ‘At last, Chia met perchened/a couple of revolvers and was trying to screw up his courage to make the trip! “Yet I had lived in Chicago. ahd taught night classes down in the, Loop for years without ever hav- © ing seen even. a petty ¢time com- mitted, = ny * * Ae - But to this day I suppose mil- lions of people are afraid they'll meet gangsters on the street street if ‘they: ever ‘visit Chicago. GANGSTER BULLETS : However, ¥ must. admit there | might be an’ exception tp the rule, lel igs en Ded gee my wedding ceremony was late Dr. Claude Travis, He was the pastor of the En- glewood Methodist Church for Cases boonae' vues to fed tien “they always declined, fearing the. Sactibie’ gangsters they had fmagined roamed our ‘streets, Pak Dey Syeda pela Sheen be ba +! traveled over those streets ‘so she finally decided to make ay Gch cane On 08 Saat whe out ever, witnessing fie: stghiea ©. wt 9s tiny hota ani re accept his irivitation. They attend. . ——— on es ing. f Soh ieee, Travis, “my er ee _ noodle wicks beget te take then) vet for Concentrate on Rule, Not Exception “As we were driving down the street to a restaurant, all of a sudden a black sedan swerved around us, “Immediately the bullets began towhistle over our heads, so I curbed the car and we ducked as a running machine gun battle (M SEMEN, e Ws | a BS - _ t © a ae: * * _: mh er ‘ cok ot eae 73 f.. eas : > Nos ro ae 2 r ee = Ff: : ee ‘ . . i 3 . KS . E p . 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Hoggard told Murphy he learned. that -° eg ‘persons and Bee Selered_maeee oh ysmtba eens t yar Be a ug coe ee ne me marital pr blems, of Raleigh — _ his first wife never ery been divorced from | Million others in , the} > of every 19 persons in the . : are » wong} Hoggard dr... - ” her vious husband and hanes, their | ion ee the ae ciel ge mpd ay peyhdioo y nag ree hi wt aie foo Hoggard, 24, was. arrested for blowing mariage was not legal. The National Safety Council sa‘d|fotal of $100,009, persons injured. |°%, MIME accidents, But thie fig De. Pat nee cadre pe Sangh But Wite No. i pointed out that her. | The accident death toll-of 91,000| The death rate. from § berth . pra Nioot| y Jones. He was fitst husband had never obtained a di-— compared with 95,307 in 1957, a drop|dropped to an all-time low of as A ee ET Pe hanes into court when’ it was penrene vorce from his first wife. Hence, that ot five per cent. It was the deaths per. 100:000' population, ‘The| "y""s955 Oe ae he owed $A5 in traffic tickets. marriage wasn't legal but the marriage | = i Coathe. pera: iene ‘Murphy told Hoggard to pay the to Hoggard was legal. | In "smiles of trave] by motor vehicles Py yhi 6 p . " tlekets oF spend 10 days in jail, Both women told Murphy they: would 2. ee of 6 per cent was in Hoggard beamed. be happy to pay Hoggard’s tickets if the “DR. H EN RY A M | LLER 7h, ape verted wen ast Gee “My = —. the money,” he sald. judge would decide which of them was his | | Murphy as Mrs. Hoggard to step _ legal wife. . ; Optometrist | H * re couneleatinated ter wer loewary, Two women approached “the ae we, vorey.” Murphy said. “This tem : : drops last year in such. other ma , North Saginaw Street — | oe eciias the ae killed = One, Dorothy Jones, explained she mar- - The two wives said in that case they Phone’ FE 4-6842 _ homes, 13,300 in the job and 16,500) Tied Hoggard at Toledo in May 1956. wouldn't pay the tickets. Hoggard was tak- a ae a toa, Ifiin public clear of - moter vehicle! The other, Venette Reasonover, said en to jail to start his 10-day term. Better Things in Sighs” : fatalities. ves a — . 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Quilt lined. * Sizes 36 t0 46, BUY NOW— NO MONEY yo ite ; ule ee Fen eee z r i if h -F8 i z F 2 Fe FR & $5 e ? to get a better view of the valley. a : upward ‘curve, dropping as y.to the hotel entrance. -He a break in the trees opposite, stepped onto the drive to -a view. a HURT i z 2 i of i \that moment, Ferdy broyght . the | him, the drive made a/he 2 ee Green Empress down the steep curve of the drive. EVENTS WERE MOVING seconds, He sprang — and then he knew was a sound of crashing branches, followed by: a long,» peaceful silence, . Lying in the ditch,“Angus felt! that his mind was working with remarkable clarity, It was com-| |fortable down there, he mused. Interesting, too, it -was obvious that Ferdy kept the underside of the Empress. as impeccable as he kept the bodywork. Good. old) Ferdy. No sign of him: perhaps he was looking. for him and hadn't thought of looking in the ditch, One should yell ... ..in a moment or two. Ditch . . . There was something, after ‘all, in this psychic business. The Admiral’s sister had geen it all, She seen a Spanish - ditch, there . . ; somewhere. fone, and-he-and her ? 4 ' i r + Age iy va k Z Y ff ag z H z & £ & E : : 3 ? er. He could have made a better estimate of Tarrant’s eapacity for ‘mischief. of course, and this was a Portu- guese ditch — and it wasn't the Admiral who was under the coach; it was himself, Apart ‘rom those little details, it was ar amazingly accurate forecast, (Continued ‘Tomerrow) Cows Lolling Around on Rubber Mattresses EAST LANSING, Mich, w— The cow never had it so soft. A top attraction at the Michi- gan State University Farmers’ Week is a pair of cows taking. it easy on foam ‘rubber mat- tresses. ae An Ohio: firm displayed the modern bedding. under the name “Dajry Quéen Cow Mattress.” The firm claims the mattress is a time saver, eliminates the need for straw bedding and _keeps, cows cleaner, and more contented to increise milk pro- duction. ' 480 PAIRS ' | J j . SHOES ..... oe . . DONT MISS IT! f Sibley’s Greatest Values to $21.95 . MEN'S FLORSHEIMS ..... 91499 | Men's Sibley & Winthrops “6” » “10” ; | : SNe a - os s SRE $5 to a t : oe ee Re ee ‘ ae me . S é i a : . S| a | e |. PHONO INCLUDES STEREO SPEAKER! 4 “Ep a ‘ x aes i ‘ a . > alués to $13.95 ~ $1980 ~” "Values te $18.95 $900 4. S99 his accident had been necessary. | * Events, for the next twenty | | " Values fo $9.95 | ghee “Values to $9.95 s Also on Hosiery, Slippers, gst Floriheim Dealer — _. \__ THR. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, > 3 WASH WATER TEMPERAT URES 3 MONEY SAVING Ww ATER LEVELS ROEBUCK AND CO. ® Home delivery R > ¢ Normal installation F, E, E @ l-year service . © 5-year guarentee on sealed transmission | These Items on Sale TODAY — FRIDAY and SATURDAY ~ # ‘Top Griddle * 129 | $5 DOWN of Giant:25-Inch Oven, ¢ Visi-Bake Oven Window That top Griddle is the hand- lest everl. Workspace cover fits over it. Smokeless broiler ‘on the bottom drops open — - ready for use..""Peek” switch “floods oven with light for a quick look. Built-in Top Light. aeerre ae ee ee avescorqesenraeente Only! Hurry In for Big Savings! | woe ¥ , é ‘ z SALE! Kenmore .30-Inch GAS RANGE | s . , _ Sai ene e seme Fst Mele with” » TS Regular $149 YS AND It's Reduced : to SAVE You $25 $5 DOWN Regularly sell “at 139.95 * ° /d 4-speed changer, dual amplifier E Enjoy new stereo records with Silvertone stereo phono: | and AM radio combination. Precision changer has dual synthetic . sapphire needle. Individual bass and treble tone controls: Hurry. gu pour monuy bach SEARS Save °30! Kenmore Electric Dryer 119 $5 DOWN Big family-size dryer. savés valuable floor space. Features handy Load-A- ,. Door, salety shut-off switch. Hurry in : ‘\ today for these gigantic savings. © NO MORE ONLY *5 DOWN Belance on Sears Easy Poyment Plan : Has 12-Lb, Capacity § 149 | Save 20.95 Reg. 169.95 “UZ ON YOUR CLOTHES Others have tried to imitate, bit only this filter traps lint during wash “and rinse .. ..ot any water level. $5 DOWN Kenmore has scafety-styled wringer —a and all new lint filter. Plus automatic “Gi pump and timer. On sgle today, to- motrow and Saturday! Our Dept. Mar. Says, ay our Portable Case Is Worth 30.95!" RE Pei ‘Yes! 30.95 ¢, 4 . c+] | Your-portable cose if you trade it-in Now for this mahogany ! KENMORE SEWING CABINET REGULAR 70.95! SALE PRICE Portable Case in Trade Now! Sears rounds up all portable cases to bring -you-the beauty and convenience of . ‘ these cabinets. Dept. Managers picked these beautifully graitied S-ply veneer cabinets sure to flatter any room. Automatic leaf sup-'- port, with solid hardwood . construction throughout... a $5 DOWN Balance on _ Seors. Easy Payment “Pion >" Reg, 120.95 ‘Cabinets. ..$99Reg. 40.95 Cabinets. — $25 | poate a Sewing Machines. Sears Main Floor - A 4 < " ~ $54N. Saginaw St. Phone FE5-A171 * - : THE PONTIAC PRESS _ PONT! AG, -MICHI GAN Se Delicate H Heart Operation Opa New World for Paméla Don’ t Have to cee Anymore rs new bitghids world has opened up for a pretty little Pon- tiae girl, .: Pamela Sue Schultz, who will be five years old on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, came home last week after undergoing a delicate bass operation. * * * This means.that neither Pamela, “her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz, gf 369 S. Edith St. nor her brother Gregory, 214, will ‘have to ‘live in fear that she might get a cold or sore throat, ; Before, this could have i fatal, doctors had told them. Pamela was born with a hole.in cher heart, in the left ventricle, “WORK $ HOURS ' Jan, .14 a team of surgeons at Detroit's Ford ‘Hospital, all spe- cialists, worked over litte Pamela for three hours. time—the mechanical heart — pumped life blood through Pamela’s body. | Pamela, the doctors and the in- tricate man-made heart survived the ordeal with flying colors. But it was possibly only the hand of| God that kept’ Pamela alive for nearly-five years, for not until the recent perfection of the mechani- cal heart. was it possible to at- tempt sueh a. risky operation. - “We first noticed the defect) when la wag about nine months. old,’’ said ‘her mother in HER HEART WAS MENDED—Pamela Schultz is a happier little girl these days. She’s smiling _ because she now can play. with Previously, her her: friends and relieved tones, expressing the joy at finally having such a heavy bur- den of worry lifted from her shoul- “We suddenly noticed a rattling or wheezing sound in_ her back as though she had . pnev- ‘monia,"” Mrs. Schultz said. “Our doctor suggested we take her to Ford Hospital for some tests. Doctors there ran a small tube through one of- her -veins inte her heart and found the trouble.” Pamela was living. on a’ poor. nite of blood, doctors said. The hole in her. ventricle allowed blood coming into the heart and blood leaving the heart to mix. Doctors: told her parents they? must be extremely wary of the slightest sign of a cold. In other 4 ' Pontiac Press Phote play had been restricted because of a. serious heart defect, which was corrected ee ee ee through surgery. * Royal Oak Fire . ~ Costs $75,000 - Believe Blaze at Market Caused by Overheated Conveyor Motor - ROYAL OAK — A fire at the Lipson: and Gourwitz Market at the .corner of Fifth and streets caused an estimated dam- age of $75,000 last night. . Fire Chief Wilfred Spies said it is believed the blaze started in the basement and was caused by an overheated motor on: a conveyor) used to carry: stock /- storage to the main floor, - A passerby rang: the fire depart- ment from a nearby alarm box at 10:52-p.m. He was unidentified. * The flames burnéd aq large. hole through the back end of the | root by the time the firemen arrived. It took two hours to get : the two-alarm fire under control. * Chief Spies estimated the damage at roughly $75,000. Most of the loss is believed to be in stock. The store was previously owned by the B, and C. Markets chain, and was purchased less than.a month ago by its present wanes. | Macmillan Accepts Bid to Visif Russia. -. LONDON w—Prime Minister. ‘ Harold Macmillan has accepted , an invitation to visit. Russia beginning Feb. 21. He will be accompanied by Foreign Secre- _tary Selwyn Lloyd and will stay Moscow Prime Minister’s acceptance of the invitation simultaneous with an official announcement in Lon- don. - i _ New Mexico Car Dealer to Head Association. | CHICAGO WH. L. Galles Jr., Albuquerque, /N: M., automobile pee today ‘was biakatiod as pres- f the National Automobile the or- ganization’ s annual convention. A veteran of-more than 30 years in the atuoniotive field, Galles. was secretary of the association in 1958. He ig a past president of the New| , ‘axico Automotive. Dealers. Assn. | Solon. Asks. the People to |Advise. Si tate LANSING W# —

wre Oe and — “dwn, to new FHA, C ' IR 3-465 Eiser oe bo a or a LIVING RM.” &| Dasement. located just off ‘super! —" non YOUR HOME NEEDS — a CLARK eee euchen. Mog. bah. 3 bérme: Let highway, tall price — 97.200. Call CALL US PLEASE BY OWNER As low as $1,500 down bass '* ios Pe eges. 0e. 2 bedroom, 3 oid, modern, ‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $2,500 down..OR 3-061! "ALMOST NEW ( ‘| arkston aluminum rms and screens 1 BEDROOM wal softener, we oors, TO BUY-SELL & TRADE Gl ev eho panee es hare: ths REAL ESTATE, INC. near Drayton ’ Plains, $70 taxes 2 BEDROOMS 2 bedrm. Perry Park. Cosy bun- ne ° p t idg home will cost pes more fn the an urance w 3 BEDROOMS: tulow. re aiding, Down . pay- AMONG. pre TREES tn 8 ivan MAVE RICK ar Yl e spring. Sead cL besvid: for $9,600; Small 20 s. tats £ arkstor an hain. $400 = equity, OR 3-8195. | aeDRooms aes sees. this ‘excellent 2 bedroom ranch Pappy once told me o alle i THE) “BIRD” TO SEB CRAWFORD AGENCY aA - RANCH STYLE : 2 bedrm_ North side. Ranch home, 7AVUIN MY 23-1143 609 E Flint &t. ’ - like new, Large corner jot. A| & 14 x ‘5 dining room are newly | en to this one—the interior of LEAVING STATE = : = BCHOOL. 3-BEDROOM BRICK good buy, $050 down. ereciet — Mood Loe carpeng. pepe — foe pe — Owner is leaving Michigan and COUNTRY HOME vo ib dora y #bed-| TAKE PRIVILEGES GEORGE BLAIR pon cocuer akc fat Insulated storms & screens,| Must sell their comfortable 2 bedrm. Basement, garage, large | -room. Carpeted living room, auto arranged with corner ai and y . = 4536 pear Hw os 3-1281 -3 .. Utica area, Shining « bedroom brick home near -Dray he fruit trees, carpeted and load-| heat large lot Small 4 RAY?O: One floor rancher, Oak lots of cabinets, ojl furnace & Ve-car woe Maceday Lake ton Plains, Built in 1960 on a d with i) ape gre Walton _meat. om MY don — per BY ORIGINAL OWNER—Located iN — fieo of eta. bes ti-| large attached ‘garage. A large privilege : tt has 3 car ga-| ° = ag ment. Owner. ighborhood of gi OR ‘3-1708 realy kinen, See sass | ete many hige tage cwees | ALFRED THTCHCOCK | MbgiHtratt 20 Bae 2 car en:| Sten. Retirees Special FE S008 ~ SYLVAN LAKE brick homes ‘and acre lots Just | —BEDRM. MODERN 3 DOWN : This is a real buy’ at $16,950. handy “8x10 ley room. Lake| SMALL HOUSE, WILL TAKE seven minutes from downtown Gas heat. 577 Lowell St. east of " This home will make a happy end- ‘/ F d Ful! highest offer for equity, balance| Sam Warwick has new %bded: h i, — BEAUTIFUL DRAYTON Woops| ing to your many days of looking.| Privilege ny eee _ FE | 5-8270 brick teblevel ranch home, re. "buts Poa Waterford — vac ¢ Joslyn. $1,500 down. PE 5-2443._ ‘Tomas yn fo mn Dunn tor make (beautiful 3 tbedecom Cecom:, latge: ving Sanit oh C ea Take Estates coaged. lot; coshvstes greatly reduein rty taxes. | HAMM 3. bedroom ve ee for this lovely custom tiful sandy beac ar, ving ~ . ~ r . seege . exclusive pod end r room ick, base- Bet inn oop 2 | i eng es] ee "Sek Ss peti at REALTOR PARTRIDGE | Go'Sittuy as betas | fei aude pi anne | airing es | Ret ia vitae AL...Only os ck Gowan. < Beautiful vearpeted Civing © ion cay ts v stig PE (OOPEN TIL, grURON Everything You Want : Sherwood, PH 4-000. with "gallo “val oe wand : Pe odo. . ; = Bas, Tennessee marble. fireplace, WH. A TS MY LINE? | _MuLTIPLe LIsTING seRvicE ONLY $8,450 a a patio and landscaped lot; huge Income Property 43A CLARK "REAL. ESTATE “en with many birch front cabi.| Selling houses of course, and I'm Pontiac-Watkins Estates day possession. Built 1954 TONTCtT kitchen; ceramic tile bath; *3 a she 1969 W, Hu nets, Huse basement with extra very proud to offer this retire- a lguilt Gtck 3 bed- Fore air furnace. Plastered|) FURNISHED MODEL big bedrooms; full basement 5 RF. ogre ye envice ‘fireplace, 2 car garage. This is} ment mercial 4 os esa all ret ee ee uchen, tiled walls. Newt _oseereiea. aeons 4 : _— 6 eae ne DRAYTON PLAINS N lof pi megp'> TER OUR LADY OF | $ years, rl ome Germetl cal peting . in'‘living, room. located | bath. Plenty of tomatic heat,| LAT landscaped and fenced io. ioeus - teereeee room Yer Located within wrlking distance 4-4526 semen a baths. Grace coe rib een —) we bare) ‘she Hey. 7 sear eee buses. 96.080. ~ Etiached’ garage Atarge et. ton we a aw (ns WON8 Sows oes See Sela at drive of school. chureh, shopping center TF OR 3-3885. . mediate ssession Priced at-| | ®% , and. Greyhound bus. ese 9 For Colored Ramilies || 7s Seeny nogar wamean| SccO'ant wDRAYEOr wwogne| TH MCELLOUER MestTo | Gitta Recent wens, "| YOU MUST HURRY DAILY 10-8 | Britvadsvamtarime aie |. funeicr ape, nua ga a5 on Bagiey Bt. Price — | we ne b garage Ne Downtowa,| seen for the money in’ some | PE 3-126 E 4.3844 West Suburban C. SCHUETT, Realtor ,; Price $22, 9 kitchen ranges and refrigere: ied cf month nce” rs.|_ ae heat. oa.080, Fe 2-9746. yee? rr ooms, the levels Be Open 9 ca to 8:30 p.m. Pind 14 Buy this 2 bedroom ee _— 460 W. Huron FE 98-0459 | 771 MELROSE For additional information and ~ tors, 1 apt. completely furn,, $600 NO DOWN P AYMENT | # included. beutiful 12 iat “kiten: SECOND’ STREET ord ‘Center. schoois “enurches hee ve eae AT CLARK- Moatecim Not Perry and) appointments call FE €-1704. per, month income. This ‘white 7 - go, ou furnace, house ts full te 3| _ Price $7,000 with only § own — —— low cost of $52,500 with bedroom modern _ plastered. insulated and is in new condi-| % Must see this immacula\ Large ciake privileges, Only 5 = 4.5008 hardwood yafloor onth.| tion, 2 ca 100 ft. front. | Bedroom with gas heat, carpeted Dorothy Snyder Lavender urge “ol down =000 per. mo. NOTICE A a moaere ERY? BED. |x O1 powN a tnd Ines age. on Oakdale. full price only paved ‘aviv ipione eesen) oe oe, Bat 28 we Years | NORTH RO ROUHESTER & REA ae model trilevel. 3 bed- HOLMES-BARTRAM ! me. . DO -_ . You may never get an- 7001 a ( xcellen' e room ETE N rooms. a arge en, 4302 Dixie Hwy. eS Hourehold Aisescar $80 © month, Includes | her Duy like this. yee cacy PHA terms, | Phone ee CA Es Tour \treplase, Fa kessmoat serene ess TN MENT ts rice pero Mine In peeutl| OR 21960 Evenings OR 3-320 tases snd thonrance, IP YOU ARE looking for a good on D hit full price Enclosed porch. 2 car garage. MONTH ft., less than § sa. ft. in-| For Sale Lake Prop. 44 $300 DOWN | station see our ad ender LEY. Broker Paved rdrive. @ ecres lend: Gm) OY MOMIELY PAY MEnT P ~ Includes costs, 2 bed Business Oy Opportunities n° this pa- hardw Mod- ‘ood Jesee *Piastered. mee UR aed Homes by ae Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 4-1157 ; FE ’ AT UNION LAKE +4821 H. P. HOLMES, INC. John K. Call Market 42012. 1 43 $ daily ou heat, 1% car garage, beqge . 2983 1 ‘“S bedrm year rotind ranch. 4 DOWN William Miller 252)_S:_Lapeer_Re._FE © nee Co. Forb ‘and storage ‘wall, -6e by 5 acres with yoo trees and *E 2-026 a : R “tT a pedreom shell with siuminesr si | Realtor wx FE 2-0263 — ASSOCIATE — SACRIFICE & i ND po : Con 8 te 6 BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. eautiful 3-bedrin. home, with ° 1,500 down Owner 1-8 4-BEDROOM _. B ae B . FE 8-9663 dining mm. ral basemen 7 j ve. EM Por } large family that can redec- |” eginner’s Bargain * =the my, Oey, - BY OWNER 2? BEDRM. — i tow wing fa ei ee ie eat en, - & SONS $500 BEES) wc. HOUSTON” REALTY Established in 1016 Modern, Oll Purnace, $6,950. EM r . Ls automatic o! c iN, roe ren y o writed for dryer and, stove, Rochester. Area Living room sedi large eich iMMED POS $ DRAYTON WOODS — Well built as storms a screens, locate 8 Room, 2-bedroom home en down. asemen : . older home 5 "try iT . PA GUS, Realtor 3| N. tine, on fares it. Wa| south ef Reohester, and pert | WEA’ SMTEETNR: sn neat asd auto. heat and hot water. come: bedrm on first floor, 1% baths, LAKE. ANGELUS 1919" M15, Ortonville _ care es i 7 SHEPARD of ol. only $350 an oyguabie. Paved Risses only : is ig @ real buy, 2 bedrm. bungalow full basement, wee an wna lace ae u. sores. of ay ake land with TIMB : ; : -- : r 5 rontage, Tn new subdivision, Beautiful 3| 1010 Adams one OL 1.7811] fnformations | WEST. CORNELL] eee eee trade, By owner PEE 24308; after landsetped® Scenic view of lake.| ana ‘1,000. ft frontage. r be 6 —. ranch. A ' - ‘rome ane | beth, Vs ay large BY 3 UILDER 6. FE -2-3829, Now at $17,500. Terms. 2. fq bedroom brick — Fotex | ment, large sitehen, has dinette | NO DOWN PAYMENT Sell or Trade OAKWOOD MANOR: acres. immediate. possession, low $65 PER MONTH Ys For this| executive. ‘M nny any extras. _betural aa vdoven ar ae FOR ANYONE ef Li reset poomeee Lovely rancy home situated on| down payment. G. Piattley’ RANCH TYPE | home in Dra area. 3 ) Beira, ow mer has over ¥ 000 000 invested. ae Wore > ‘ ; Trent oo i: @ beautiful wooded lot 150x324.| 3.9489 ge: E LOT NORTH full . All on one r, 0 ti sell foi Ny wae sale at f 33 pga eaeg fee | ads name. We have s variety of| Large’ eanlio ft, tet ail eee ee Te ce, OF I Cc, OiL FUR- eran Serene. eee Coens See) we ee of living area : media’ sess id beautinuly la id 2 and 3 ‘oom homes in City fenced. An ideal spot : for fc tile baths MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NACE. - RECENTLY _R. $00, See this . Atuminum, combination storms & | and Subfrban Locations. ‘All these children Gall for appoint- and fh < bath, ‘ving room wih DECORATED, ONLY 4050 ee Beene 88, RD: RILEY, Broker * . 5 ; rr ace in m™m a r Fai okt, oitice for further ep room with ceramie tile floor. PRICE R. J. VALUET, roa NEAR 8T. MIKES — Fine north | FE +1197 FE 44821 each tcowad GILES REALTY Co. pce ne eve nee ae 345 Oakland Ave, side bedrm. beme %e _ bloc city Priced HILLS yebegpbecag dette oat Lake privileges goes with this & lovely home for such and gas. heat.~ Immediate - ville. $3,500, down. Geren, tered Foon aar:| $4,000 balow cost “Fruit price Wiel | Rec tice tear Doe outstanding 2 bedroom home fin- modest price —Only: $15,050.| ossessipa. Mae Se a See ve ere bruliding, site with ‘trout -$13,200, $4,000 cash to |. not _ reasonable terms. It’s va- porary. Vestibule leads to ished beau yell oa WM. H. KNUDSEN ba i. heated garage. dr meg 10 antes — 18 pot rou 4. , either dining area or the shining vonk am ereed vere DR AYTON- a) eas mi he gage pi Nao to wallwor] 00 dow: _ . NORTHERN HIGH AREA — 3| cafpeted living room. Orand het we mony deus Of Ie te ag ee Ck Winter riced lakefront lots, $50 . bedroom ranch 1 ld asement easily adapted as civil , water. livi room, with Tireplace, eta rumpus Toom. 1%-car ga- e “sinall down payment ce omiere: PLAINS SARASOTA ay. for t tmmedinie oc- ANGUS” Real $25 down. a Ave. itchen with adequate eatin rage, paved drive, Fenced GL-AMAZING DEAL capea Full $17,900 will ealtor area, full tile bath, ample close back gar capes oad SN Only at 175 total cost moves you Brand new 3 bedroom never ae gerne itchen, 2 at he 1% water oil Walio-wau carpeting. Roy Annett, Inc. 2. Pollan Realtors since 933 . ral Open. ‘Evenings & genase 1-4 — 180 KOREA 1 EEE 3 _Fia. pv DINNAN Ww ee PE 42571 Sale Business is Property 4° 49 a aee bong ae om MYitie ortgage. Bargain. Business Opportunities 51 51 1-HORSB BUSINESS WN: is gene floor ae. sand- Pint : tablisbed NP es - CORE, EE shed — a ness, Capra ion, freaiaue on 3 vor stteota, 7 also watt oc estab i . = mip eveled welding mation to qusiities fied buyer. gg ‘Miller, Real- Ww VELL KNOWN PIZZA HOUSE Priced low for cash, good lease & ~~ rent. Call PE 2-2920 after 6 p.m _ Sale Land Contracts 52 woe: 200 DISCOUNT er month 6 per cent inter- ok secured by a two fam- eat roximately $6, aii WR RIGHT LTOR 814345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 54-0441 Eves. after 7 call MY 2-1864 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ a aad bar Satan ah babi ri arrels, or EM 3-4086 Trels PRINCIPAL 1 BAL. $0,050 SECURED ee bedrm, ranch. Middle’ straits wake ares. Purchaser has gel exc. credit aero Discount Secured by.% bedrm. frame with basement, in Novi Township. Prin- a ba:. $4,623. Payts. $50 per nas da ati interest. Discount G oth oa arrels at EM Money to Loan 53 we Leese Jaemmsed ed Lenders) : BUCKNER | FINANCE COMPANY capital. Take advantage of our 1 bad year All Teplice held confi- seme nee? fe Becties Exess BORROW. UP TO $500 a STORE & GAS BTA’ pony Cerise TION. — $120, ac — Drayton ins — Utica Busy main highway ‘Seatlon iae.| Walled Lt, Birmingham, Plymouth ooo gains of gas. Finest cement block building and business front- age, Attractive modern flat above. = neg ioe = = place}, oa ve ice, $33, $6500 _down plus stock. ONITY LOAN noo fot GROCERY — Thriving town rth of Pontiac. Grossing over 00 oo Building has other store = oe rtments. None sis 000 plus stock handles every- =i No potest about competition ake good land contract 4 Real Estate Service of Pontiac | B. CHARLES REALTOR 1717 8. Telegraph FE 4-0521 ARE You LOOKING FOR A BUSI- ness? Get the free ‘Michigan Business Guide” from Realtor Partridge & Associates, 1050 W. Huroo ntiac, FE 4-3581. A GOOD RESTAURANT With all nice in a thriving jac GEORGE R. IRWIN, 269 Baldwin, FE 5-0 ee siness section YOUR OWN BOSS! Your Future pone, with : Food Supplement Plan Minimum investment required A most liberal retirement plao Apply Pontiac Press Box 15 COMPLETE WOOD WORKING shop FE 8-4601. FOR RENT 2 STALL GARAGE 68 x35 ~~ office apd oj] furnace. Corn and M15. Inquire at none behind shop. FE 8-6194. FOR LEASE. NEW _ MO SHELL STATION. Located Northwest section of Pontiac. Ex- cellent paseees on rE 50277 to Or = esd or MI eames, a 6 in FOk LEASE MODERN 2 BAY Texaco Station on Dixie Hwy., rayton Plains, Excelient possi- bilities for the right man, Paid Training Program, and financing , available Lagan 8 p.m MaArket 4-4614 Mr. Webster, S AND MEATS from. Owners retir- ht for man and wife. One with Hving. quarters, Priced low for quick sale. Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 832 W. Huron FE 4-8550; FE 8-1275; OA_ 8-3653 GOT TO GO Owner says. “sel] or trade.” Floor woverne reso Sohn located. Doing a good busin : W HOLESA LE Qld established wholesale build- ing materials company. Stock and— equipment with long lease, Real estate is available. Will accept bein contract or real estate in GROC 4 to ata ing. Just ri Clarence Cc. Ridgeway REALTOR Pontiac FE 4-6203 “LET'S TALK BUSINESS* Classy Grex Co Seceitttis decorated throughout with — leather , blond front and back bar and top equipment. - o— gross and reasonable | rent. Shown by appointment. - Dairy Queen We have two top Oakland County locations available and both desérve your seri- ous consideration. Features include above average gross, | oe perfect eration” for usband and wife. See h storés and make your chofce. . x MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION LANDMESSER, BROKER 1573 §: Telegraph Rd. PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR FE 4-1582 a ee Ocoee MODERN 2-STALL SERVICE 8TA- tion. Located across from shop- [aoe ha center in Walled Lake. For infor. call MA 4-2461. an after 7 p.m.. Call Mar: Partridge lg THE “BIRD” TO SEE BAR - HOTEL $100,000 GR. Owner's vross shows appx. per yr. in liquor bar and Sanne ae Corel sae of town touting! bs quod. sized Michigan ides Man- agers A 2 ee 060 do a ae me & con! REALTOR PARTRIDGE Businesses ow. Mich, FE 4-358! _— HURON RESTAURANT 330 ft, on oe Me Holly Ski i VACANT ACREAGE — & small. Some lake prop- SUCKLER REALTY — 236 N. Sagina bd Fe 4 . 1 .. DON’T WISH FOR MONEY! Make ‘it easily through Classified Ads. To sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, dial FE 2-8181. —— located : FE FRIENDLY SERVICE GET $25 TO $500 on your Signature [i ” BH FE 32-9206 Oakland Loan Company 202 Pontiac State Bidg. NEED $25 TO $500? BEE SEABOARD Phone: FE 89661 1185 N. PERRY ST. aera No Problem" Seaboard Finance Co. SIGNATURE LOANS $20 to $500 Past, one-visit service 24 months to repay. Phone FE 5-812] or come in : Home & Auto - Loan Company 1°N. Perry St. (Corner E. Pike) LOAN g $25 TO $500 BAXTER LIV ee, 64 W. Lawrence Bt. 4-1508 Borrow With Eaten $25 to $500 Household Finance Corporation of Pontiac 3% §. Saginaw St. FE 4-0535 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. _ MOMMAUTC TO $500 HOUSEHOLD GOODS ‘Ph Rochester, OL 6-0711, OL 1-919) WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 We will be glad STATE FINANCE CO. ~402 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE v _Mortgage Loans 54 * MORTGAGES Residential, commercial , conventionals—up Pontiac, Milford, Novi & all areas outlying & between. Land con- bowen boven Ps sold, ~Houses u or cas ree “@ aBg0C, Want A Good Mortgage? If your home needs an improve- ment, and your debts consolidat- ed, call or see Us at once, t wait. 5% per cent interest. BENDEROFF 92 W. Huron _ Swaps ___ 35 2 PRS. OF ORLON ~ - RUFFLED curtains, 1 extra wide, Sell reas. or trade for Victorian lamp. MA 4-3440. 48 HARLEY, Aa PE- oe cise - For '50 to art) Fyord. MIRAL ELECTRIC RANGE. ADEL UXE M COMPLETE- LY AUTOM Tic. 30” OVEN. TWO YEARS OLD. ORIGINAL PRICE $300. WILL TRADE —_ FREEZER OR 3-6224 EVES FE 8-6580 CLARINET, GOOD lt bond will. trade for guitar. OR cate Garr D eng ar ees : DTS ao og corders r ae or orking or net, not, 72-0307. DOUBLE Se aes AND BOX nea s, Clean, good cond., swap or denser or chest of drawers. Gi ti ee EQUITY OR SELL 3 HOUSES ON 1 lot, rent from 1 will make payments, beach privileges, FE 4-1039, 8A SHANTY Lge: TO SWAP FOR ON Fo or ‘Chevy. 223 Russe A what FE 5-8782. BA sau UR- Bike WANTS. SMALLER HOME OR WHAT HAVE R. VALUET, Realtor or ‘till 8 ING SERVICE gancricaut few PORTABLE + electric sewing machine trade for ~sluminum boat. Call. after-4 p.m. ee EL TV AND SABER ar oa Bal or aos for ms 1 G le in ~sha FE Raeburn aoe to han Also, this _ sold in May 1957. cent of value Detroit & suburbs. | OR | mi ILD 7% TO 4; LabYs 18 to 20, Buggy, car-seat;-Teeter- Babe. FE re 2h LADIES CLOTHES, nize. @-1a, Cheep. UL. ES a NEW aaieal in VEIL, ‘s15.00 Sale Household ¢ Goods 37 Ot te ee ee (ldap be ‘sig! genous 2. esha, bed Y soe rity t a scien only $3 we or is e Pearson Furni ture. 42 Orchard Lake Ave. 6 RMS. iS. FURN NITORE, LEAVING. state. Reas. OR 3-1761, 1 " sean rnew gave ROOM nd chat, $3 week y. ‘sal ‘Orchard 78 Conte excellent condition Teal for cot- tage, $30. | 25-0240. PLACE SETTING. ‘silver, Damask Rose, — serv- JACK'S PAINT & LINOLI N. -Saginaw, Near Robt. H @ PC. DINING ROOM SET, EX- cellent cond, OL 1-8239. 9X12 RUGS, WOOL FACE, $15. Reversible, $16.60, x orted, Axminster, tas Ru $5.06. "Pes. rson Furniture, 3S pais chard Lake Ave. 11 CUBIC FT. '58 MODEL PHILCO — < — ; «* months $150. FE it FT: ee s8CHOO ests. = — a — shots, "5 3080 pfite Hwy. Map TABLE TABLE MODEL FOR SALE 30 IN. TAPPAN G RANGE .- _Like new, $55. OR on Loss the SOFA A BED ee =| f 440 = y balance of $58.30 or 0! Capt » pes 0407. annaoy DINING. ROOM ~ BET. ee par Pare ack chairs, exc. Y 3-1657. ADMIRAL DELUXE REFRIGERA- to de- rs, lge. deep freeze, auto frost 5 year werreey: Frigidaire _—— e, bal ease $2 per wk. Schick's, MY" 3371 amazing ahoSe EWN MA- ine Zig-Zag equipped. Seritias Take. over BEN . “5 CARNIVAL \ mee fe f~ = "by Dick, Turner a-F “A's you know, your late ‘uncle did not believe in banks!” Sale- Household Goods 57 FOR SALE — eMALL abies © & players. FE 6-8766. « Sale Household Goods 87] VERY GOOD COND. NORGE RE- frig 626, MArket 4-3820. FLOOR MODEL = 4 SPRAK- ers, cherry wood, PE 4 46155. FREEZERS-N OR G E-PREEZERS Chests and uprights New models Sligh scratched _or erate marred models, at big 121 N. Saginaw GRAY FINISH oo | BED- room sectiona] sofas, 9 ft. Tirealde "b beneh with foam) maple dining rm, set, MI Soo} Goo¢ condition, MI eae HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, INCLU love seat, mangle, etandmother's clock, knick-knacks, etc., ae FE 86-0132, 3303 Erie KENMORE GAS grove. VERY BR eo cond. B or natural gas. 4-0008. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. Sealed unit, 7 Cu, Ft. Works good. $25. 307 N. Johnson KENMORE 36" PE 8-6325. ELEC. STOVE, stove, African oak drop-leaf din- Pain table, pads, 4 chairs, FE | Tounos CHAIR AND pear 45139. 63% Union, LINED DRAPERY, WHITE BACK- greens. motte & black oenree 2 pr. size x! ‘averse rods included, Phen 3-6406. LARGE CRIB AND MATTRESS, brand new, $15.96. Pearson's Fur- niture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. MODERN GREEN Daven St. eee t condition, $65.00, 1 after 5:00 p.m. -MID-WINTER MAN ms $72.60 = wil — it $9. - per C E R NCE mo. for rom local L A A aoe on my oscharacter. Call pitol Credit Manager at FE 5-9407. : A-1 SPECIALS 25 CHOICE SELECTIONS 1T™ TVs, 6 at $29.95 each 21° table model . 38. All sets guaranteed unconditionally for 30 days at Obel TV. Elizabeth Lk. Rd., Open 9 9. AUTO. WASHER, tioned, guaranteed, Munro ectric Co, . RECONDI- $125. R. B. 1060 W. Hu- ron, aks EL 8 oy Las THE AN FOUND AT Les SALES A little out of the way but is lot . Furniture and a ances of a NEW & US. Visit our trade dept, for real ains -MONTHS TO PAY parking. Phone FE 6-02 OPEN MON, BAT. 9. “to 6 tga 9 TO 4 miles E. of Pontiac or 1 -mile E. of. Auburn Heights on Auburn Rd M69. BUILT-IN OVENS BURNERS. $149.50 complete. Gauls Appli- ances. MAple 5-6011 BRAND N "SOFA BEDS, $44.95 Rollaway bed, complete, $19.95. Hollywood bed frames, $6.95. In- =" mattresses, #135 Latha Cot- : 89CS, Pearson's Furn! ture, 42 rete Lake Ave _— THE HIGH COST, OF Liv. g With freezers — - on Oe chest freeze ft. upright fresuet, only $259 ft. refrigerator, only 179 E-zZ terms, Samuels, MA -5-6011 ‘BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON bunk beds, og wa bes springs only $289 | ALL USED GAS & ELECTRIC AP- PLIANCES-REDUCED PRICES, TERMS TO 8UIT. Consumers _, Power Company 28 W. LAWRENCE PE 5-151 een ap ita inten a $36. 21 INCH TV, Gas stove, $35. Auto- matic Sasser: $25, Electric stove, bed and. mattress, $35. Platform foam .rubber rocker, $40. FE 56-2766. NICE SELECTION OF OLD PIANO rolls, EM 3-2959. OIL HEATERS BRAND NEW Coleman's selling below cost. All sizes, MA ne OVER 60 U! =p TV SETS —— $14.95 up. TT antennas, $9.05. ‘WALTON TV we B. aa 2-2357 RED FORMICA AND CHROME ropleaf table and 2 matching bs mp ‘Good cond., OL 1-6406. REFRIGBRATOR AND STOVE, $100. E, Fairmont. RIO RANGE SINGER PORT. ZIG ZAG ATTACH. and — 96. argon’ s, 19.50. Late model Electrolux 42 Orchar Wants Ave ‘ac, $14.95. Terms Curts Appl. aa fags leaocmpel tren | oto a MAR DINING TA 8 8 ma =“. eated Oe raping ble & 4 shales hoal'& pad. Only es oe $40. Lge. I Laioget ‘var, $60, OL 1-0846. orner chrome s > X- Bicgy Sea ast aase tel "PE | Pt, UE MR. om 2. ens. 2 cusTOM ape DIVAN, NEW SINGER a OLE LIKE NEW. cond. Cost $389. Sell, $150. Or d bobbit, Balance $64.80 or _trade for H Hite A-Bed. FE 2-3614. | - Hg og ee paymen ents $7.20 mo CHROME ‘DINETTE $20. W R Mich. Sewing Center, FE 2-333 $25 Davenport & chair $15, 3 = r sectional $0 R efrig. +40. aowlng machine Apt gas stove $3 And peree| oe . FE 68-4688 & FE 4- CHROME ssa ETTE AS- semble these you = and> save, Ts & e $60.05 Mees tops, these Fluorescent. 34. rrific values. 303 Orchard EASY SPIN-DRY WASHER, cre Bendix reno $45. n_Fleidbro SEcreOMAsTER TER APT, Cas E range, very ened ss cond. 7 speed units. EAS 'N ASHER. cacenif damaged = gas range, Mules. Sineon elec. an €, $119.95. ROY’! ACEMENT PARTE 96 Gutead: Ave. FE ELEC, RANGE SUGDTEN Good cond. $45. 187 Wall, FE 2-6708. ELECTRIC DRYER. EXCELLENT cond, FE 8-4607, gree CLOTHES DRYER ood condition, Electric range ... + $19.05 Refrigerator ...... . $20.95 Gas range . $19.95 Easy washer . 5 CRUMP 3465 Auburn Rd 3 FE 435 EL Ric RANGE. 4 BURNER. F with 4 _jastebing ae aigole Carper aa 33107, Siac seWinG MACHINE, et Round La ke rx LE E P ink background & vfurniture: FE ‘Both ‘in | ok 9-2343. SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED. 1 YEAR old. 5 pce. blond dining room suite 9xi2 all wool rug. All in good cond. FE 2-86881, TOP NOTCH 8 CUBIC FOOT RE- frigerator, $30, OR 3-4535. TRADE-IN DEPT. - Maytag GUAR, washer ..... $39.95 Apt, size gas stove ........ $29.95 Table = elec. ei Koonce $30.05 2 pe. Hv. m suite ..... $19.05 “| 2 pe. iviag room suite .... predped 3 pe. sectional sofa ........ 29.95 Radio-phono. Comb. .. Sao 5 rm, oil heater On 95 4 wood din veecens $14.96 any Other Items Available | W N’ 18 EH. Pike. E-Z terms. FH 4-1122 TRADE GAS RANGE aor ELEC- tric range, “a B ‘unro Elec- tric Ca 1060 W 4 win SPRINGS & MATTRESSES, R_ 3-6362. $40. OR ELEC; RANGE FOR GaAs Elec. Co. misc. item obile Home Bales, 4301 Dixie Hi - gad Dray- ns OR 3- OCHA... sreccsecvee tee eee eae eee ee eeeeene® Wardrobe ...sccecssensecess eee eoaree Table, putter & THOMAS BNO FREEZERS — UPRIGHT FAMOUS name brands. Sarabened Terrifie ed Ober TV, Union Lake store, value, $149.95 while they last. Union Village. EM ote 3-6511, & one orders, please. Michigan SED TV, $19.95 UP, USED RA- naam 393 Orchard Lake |, dio-phono combination, $34.95. Use ratrigers rator $49.96. Sweet's Radio -& & mete 422 W. Hu- ron, FE 4 — February Specials _: es, 937017 rf model, Guarantesd . $148 ROLA TV, New. 21". bay] guaranteed 190.95 G. PERS, New with rh attachments RGA hegre oe | Refri tu G00D HOUR $1 W, HURON wane @ SHOP FH ¢1555 GET IT QUICK, through Classified Ads! Yes, whatever it is — dial FE 2-8181 for an ady Gl HITCHEN FAN. ELECTRI c| OTTO A metal work bench. 2 361_8, Saginaw ap i be mom TV, gp & GUARAN. VaCUUM er ae cS tea Murra ‘8. : Howard, FE 4-5169. , YEAR END rec 9x12 Felt Base Rugs r Re (or irele Aue only $6.95 6x12 Felt Base Rugs Reg:, $6.05—buy 23 for anly $9.95 Syers, 141 W. Huron, FE 4 4.9086 ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE, 1 most new, Take over Sananes” of $47.60 or make payments of $9.71 mo. Mich.- Sewing Center, FE 2-3337. : “Television & & Radios 57| 578 BLOND 1" ry INCH = MOTOROLA 7 TV, Radio, phonograph. 3 speed scnbtantas, ter FE 5-4492. RCA D TV OTHER BAR- ins. Peer’s Appliances, - 6161 mmerce Rd eee SPECIAL uit radiog at | cost, GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE FE_5-6123 57C aad [eee AT BIG bis. | __ Water Softe Softeners ee WATER count, OR For Sale Mi Miscellaneous 0, % AN. 4 AN. GALVANIZED ‘PIPE 1% cents A eed . 3 ‘ alval a5 pipe, 17% cents per ft. length, 4 in, r length. —— _Ms0, smile west of 2 FUEL OIL TANKS Gooe Coe. dition, our deliver, FE 5-0120. 1-AAA-1 ALUMINUM SIDING Install now at low winter ‘prices Save up te 30 per cent on fuel. Alum, — —_ — Ha No money don. is m pring. . JOE VALLEL oy co. $4.08 If no ans eat soIL. § FT, $3.79 Sum re Bt $29. BAVE LUMBINO SUPPLY 172 8. Bag 6-2100 6-RM. TOR OIL. HEATER. Almost new. UL 32-1677, 6 YR. CRIB AND MATTRESS Good condition, $15. OR 3-5402. —~eEESMATIC SAW. WALL 40 IN. MAGIC large oven. $40, FE 62 GAL. ELEC. HEATER 6 =~ gal auto. gas heater $40.06 ertoks and Sittin s $57.05 up. tamer trays, stand, fau- ° eente ........... mnohas 5 SAVE PLUMBING 172 gouth Saginaw St. 376 GAL .OIL TANK, GUN TY GAS STOVE, 2-4434, Sat one “SALES. FE 30203 LE. GIC "aa wi re no. stirring, will elec’ ol} ed gas heat. ra at ter values. Michigan srusrenoees 33 es Lake 6 = 6, OIL a & 7A K. 0. 02 HUD. * ER SEWING MACHINE, MOD- 688 Like new. Part hide of er, Several temnant enda, read upholsterer’s tacks, - etc. 96192. e. alyselses EBUI . A Free Seivery & installation, EM __3-2009, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m 7 Art | STAINLESS STEEL DOUS rm) sinks §32.80 Lagat $19.95 =Thompson, _mile west of — SPECIALS Gas water heater 30 gal. Elec. water heater } New Morrison space bea! q Panalyte sq. - ft. 6 New No, 3 Oak flooring per M 00 New 3 ft outside ‘usb ‘doors ray - - soll pipe. . lg eel WOLVERINE LUMBER 320 _8. Paddock FE 2.0784 “SHEETROCK 4x6, =< 4x2 CHURCH'S INC. UL 2-4000 SPECIAL 32’ x 26’ House 4 Rooms and Bath On your slab below, roof ~trub of ces $49.95 $60.05 * 4178.00 6.46 el. tos siding asphalt, ingles, nails, insulation for wails and ce’ dings. all rough lumber No. 1 & 2 delivered to job alte, no labor, oma or electric, A:l Material wr for $1,510 Haggerty LUMBER CO. 1047 Haggerty Hwy. Between W. — and Pontiac Phone Market. 41084 As j Ueasee PES geS — -_ 3 SHADES. HADES. AD as nails, addin machine, | 8x8" Flue | Soacodod $1.25 ea check writer & misc. items. PE | Brice Mortar Se igcces $1.25 = ft esree pborgiler Gisn beers 12 ROMEX, IN COIL LOTS. x ene Rings, corer and ane cents per ft. oe and fan, co LOCK: COAL & SUPPL : figiand Ra” 4 A. Thompson, Ns Orchard Lake Ave, FE 3-1101 30 GAL. Gis. om ASS- By ED SHIBLD 810 One lined Lo recovery water heater, Everyth meet beat eeae eons Thompson, 1008 a ae crotning wburniure, parpianers mile west of Alrpor , = TALBOT ge TU MBER Storm doors and windows, wood or aluminum! Glass put =| your sarh, 1025 Ogkiand Ave. FE USED TYPEWRITER. #3 2. ‘E 8-4480 woop AND Ce MINUM COMBI- nation doors ato = Burmeister's CASH WAY LUMBER PRICES 16x48 32 ft. bdl, lath ..... $ 06 (Quantities 10 pes. or more) 4u8x% fir plyscore ......... $ 4.69 4x8x% V-grooved mahogany .$ 4.69 Fibe insulation, or 00 Aluminum comb, doors, $10.05 Grade A flush 5 we "4 6.95 Door casing C.W.P. ft contr $ OT Base shoe C.W.P, ft. ...... 02 Stanley _ Aluminum Windows B a) t ‘ urmeister s oR ee ara 7940 Cool Open 6 rife 44 fie oendays, 10 a.m m, Deliveries m: fo 4 UILDING: cleared. outing Frees Box” ch 30 | BEEF AND Dod ALP AN oft | burner ‘te stack switch, $25. BENSON LUMBER co. 000 5Q. FT BLACK wat-| . WALL PANELING = & eee an beevy 4x8 Vo Groove plan ‘o1 gun stocks re- Mahogany, unfinished oo, 4.65 _Place OAK! 8-3257. Birch unfinished $08 ne rs SREP og A deribiates mn aa 1488 Baidwin Ave. . FE 2-2543 RATED amgui oly HEATERS, Machinery OOA G, A. Thompson, 7005 Highland Rd. aie oom seas eat | OOM FIXTURES YOUNGS- IESE. town kitchen, oil and as furnaces | eas for rirucke, cote Jag Nod ~ wal steam ers, automatic water heater ~ hard- eg indutrta ee A ware. Electrical supplies, crock Sistriputor Aa a and tile, ania fitings, Le copper, = 3, Lowe: ur pie nt wind, super ‘Remtone. | Pett Youre ot 2685 LAPEER RD. FE 4- FOR RENT BUILDING MATERIALS Wall paper steamer, floor sand- Sheating bds. $6.60 hundred sq. ft.| ers, polishers, hand ‘sanders, fur- BATHTUBS $10 and UP - na‘e vacuum cleaners. Oakland Knotty Pine Paneling, 16c sq. ft.| fuel @& Paint, 436 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-6159 BRICK—PIPE—STEEL MPF a¥ ¥ SEWING MACHINES. FHA _TERM8—FREE ESTIMATES Patt, Of reiea: ‘plumbint & Ses SURPLUS LUMBER & | trical’ supplies Open 1 days week. MATERIA SALES co.) Oo “Montcaim: aoe 6340 Hightand Rd. (M59) OR 3-1002 ply, 156 W. Montcalm, 35-4712. For Sale Miscellaneous to . fel oF | Sy *. | SRUSHED ATO EBUILT “BATTERIES, 0 05. a at tpah 102 §, Saginaw *. ane items ag listed ses but up, all windows and one asbes- Walled Yake STEEL DRIVEWAY Loe ye Cameras, Equipment 614A | BAIT & | ve mis hk G ft a pa. arg acce! cron | Ly ye ng Goods, Or- Pie Reego Harbor Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 66 : Shi _el_ Earl ¥ 2 cM aan Bait, Mi Minnows, E Ete. 658 a ‘Auction Sales 5089 ‘Dixie Highway Drayton Plains ‘Every Friday .....7 p.m, Every Saturday ...7 p.m. Every Sunday ....2 p.m. Buy and Sell Daily Rlando S27i7 vdaily, L » Tyler YY 2-162). a ea’ Pal oak, maple & kindling, FE Woon’ OF Bei ‘ieroate ane an FIR Lodies. i #4228 or FE Plants, Trees, Shrubs_68 OAKLAND TREE SERVICE TRIM. ‘_ming & removal. FE 82276, ~ Stark Bros. Nursery Representative Landscaping Ornamentals F Nat i Brees. rot fr Por Evening 2 For een ng Appointment For Sale Pets 69 PPO G0 a ttt ate adi ol 1 8@T OF PORTABLE KENNELS, ” nis, 1 female Dachshund. AKC REG. MINIATURE POODL __pups. Champion st MY aon AKC RECUR ERED MINIATURE Ee ferre Black, 638 Dix- es SET Y) X SEPHERD PUPS. y weeks, black and tan, Reasen- __able, MA_4-2650. AKc REG. BAUTSARY SPANIEL. Cheap. PE 6 AKC POODLE PUPERA Se 6 WES. All_colors, Reas. M' BOSTON Bae Be as ue __ stock, CUTE “COCKER” putea rt each, FE ‘F60CKER— YORI | BLACK, OR ___siPh SFE oe CANARIES, MONKEY ET Shop, 65 Wiliams o. PE +4033. CUTE PUPPins SF ILY pete $6 & $10 OA $3087. FOR SALE: AKC REGIS __Pegingese puppies. FE 54-2768, ‘| GERMAN SHEPHERD FEMALE, | wks., Bilvery groy, $30. MA rey ENGLISH SETTER ibid EM POODLES—STANDARDS _must have good homes. MU 18) Bande) sor- 1S nani SODLE GREA LORED. Standard 4 mos, female. Perma- nent vaseinated, Hotisebroken. Loves children $is0. FE 65-0237 PUPPIES, MOTHER GERMAN ee free to good home, MA IOTPO: PLIANCE REPAIR, ieee OF RURNACR COAL—A i RNA aT a rome For Sale Housetrailers 78 % GUTTER ‘600 FER Lor. i rae 54 ee | one * - 20 Ly rf “a Boll pipe, 93.3 per lgth. ats, rw A Bribe thy | 18 te DETROITE ER 30 FT. 2 BDRM. it . LA! . i Romex tid, Suef, FO AnD take, Prva, | BOB HUTCHINSON : . BILE HOME GALES 2078 SARD LAKE RD. stove and Chestnut sizes Bhs ar fonts eit a OM ze een and ofl burner. suitable for ga | = Lake Ra_ FE 9-826. Tangs o week, _rage_or apt, house. GOOD DRY SLABWOOD 7 CORDS | ‘56 al SCHOONER 36 FT. aha TAY. or $10 delivered. FE 4-6588, _Take. over pmta. PE 86-4100. CAvATORTES LAVATORIES LAV i atories, all sizes, colors, terrific} Sawdust & Ground Bark i067 PALACE, 10X48. 170 N. OP- values from $8.09. Slightly marred,| ey, muich of livestock bedding. | ¢7*¢—!et 19), FE 6-4100. ~ a ae in es crisere approx 10 yd. loads. |A!P 8 T RA ete and dalblubs. Michigan Fiu- within 18 miles| Trave! Trailer, Since 1932, Guar- oreaces 393 Orchard Ave. ocheste:, OL. 1.8163 . anteed for ite. See Wem and get m0! - a NiziD PIPE aL.AB( WOOD, ” “MCAT YARD FE) °, “gales #3008 W, Huron (Plan ee in ten ane Be 8.) oe FORE UA K L0xB WW Lena oe vi PLUME Na: ‘SUPPLY ; ety_limits on 3 3-00 ALUMINUM pide OOT FLORENCE. ce 8. p6-2100 | WOOD, FIREPLACE a5 FOR 1088 top. sonal $1,445, ful price, Authorized Sales FOR Pontiac Chief & Detroiter Complete selection of 8 and 10 wides Also aA. large golzetien of late mode! trade-ina. We top them ali on trade-in allowance at Bob Hutchinson Mobile Homes - Sales 4301 Dixie Highway _____ Open 7 days a week, * “GLASSPAR ~ cruisers along dats oe ._|BORUM BOATS © “““ ALUMA CRAFT + JOHNSON MOTORS "GATOR TRAILERS - Spey “tree. tail ode "tt | BOB WHYTE’ S * Ortonville, . Mich, Back Terme ave mh Ve as wood tnd aluminum boats. m,, modes is es 7 ls z - Harr ngton t Works t . . S geome ed ome 4 Or Nos CERT AAT AV canoe, 17 ft. EM 3-4031 WAILpOAT, i area ne 2-2024. ~ OXFORD TRAILER SALES BTEWART GENERAL - HOLL Ag ot GREAT rip | fe to B69 4 to gree trom.. We \ a sell or rent. e have some. vondertul buys right mow, See One = ie south of Lake Ores ta Mah, VACATION TRAILER frien 8 BALE or rent. Jacobson coed Sales, ray: | pagel ce nese Lak. ony Piains, Sion PARKHUR ST Trailer Sales 1840 Lapeer ey Featuring new 1050. Mobile homes, Also tour-a-home wares trailers, Wonderful val- good clean used — between’ Lake Orion and Oxford TRAILER EXCHANGE New Andersons Used 8-10 Wides USED TRAILER ON RENTAL PAYMENT PLAN Bottle Gas Parts and Supplies 0 8. Telegraph FE 2 Open 9 to fF Closed dunda WTD (seb TRAILERS. WE WIL or ppies, male or Rese an. Medd fp pie or ig also stud serv- ice. Aple e 5- SMALL DOG Ce WITH CHIL- dren, FE fren, FE 40 bof sono eALE a PER CENT y parakeets, ccanees Po taik, Cranes Bird 00” Auburn Rd., Phone _UL_ 2-23 WHITE. TOY POODLES PETS, ‘male or femelc 850 each. 123 N. Merrimac. dis _Hunting I Dogs 69A REQ. BE BRITTANIES, MOST OKs. AEUieTERED J YR_ OLDE male Beagle, $40, FE 8-0687, Dogs, 1 Trained, f Boarded 70| 0OG8, CATS Te pOARDED. FE 2-4708 Burr-Sheil, 376 8, Telegraph, cent Holly Marine Es Coach PARAKEETS. ouaR, TO FA TALK. Sales «igate Hol'y Rd, olly, MI Cages 601 4th & 2-4025.° | __ rose PU PPIES fat Tone POODLES _ Reasonable. 2 EM 3 Fs an se stake “ Rent Trailer Space 79 PARAKEETS, CANA An ES, CAGES, as _toed, Since ‘1927. land. Ave. avery o tianet senile Be ping REG. TOY “POX-TERRIER pup.-| af? me pies, FE 5-387 _. ‘10 N. ! REGISTERED 5 FEMALE DOBER- Wi man, OLive th Bt. { ; aR Coach part be 6-0002 those who want the best, 40'x80’ = 16'x40° ge mf xt Aloe, | Ete. wife na ot seas y tg) “ AR court 11, les. Wentstta ios acres Between ihc Oxtord ne oe on he Send __Hay, Grain & Feed 71 —s AND IND HAY, STRAW & e delivered. MA 58-0666, TEE YPES aed i8T & IND CUT- w, Lest and oats. wi dlicer: iver, "OA 8-21 MIXED HAY 60 chats BALE, 3051 Joslyn. For Sale Poutry 74 WHITE GHOST LEGHORN PUL- jets,.7 mos, old, all 1 mit vee cinated. Metamora 6 Baldwin Rd. ¥ Sale Farm Produce — 78 APPLEn DELICIOUS: STAYMAN Reds Muto’s Orehard, 4391 Bald- UY, SELL & TRADE CAM- a, fi: ectors ears. recorders, pa eery Ee W. Hu ” Sale "Metical Goods 62 ACCORDION SALE, ALL SIZES. Accordions loaned free to ae. erg with lessons, FE 58-5428, - BARGAINS tice $50 Refinish Lge piano “with bench, *pmall me tum sized i) es ert Ebony ‘spinet. This is eal Maple pinet, like new Apartment piano, 44 ip. "high, suit- able for recreation room. foal limed oak spinet, very. very small used ‘grand plano. Used Lowrey organ with percus- i . ™“GALLAGHER'S Sa 18 @. Huron st. EURARD CORNET, VERY G00t “09D gaemen. Cat HOLTON a PE 6-5760 after 4 By . WIEGAND MUSIC CENTER LES Pi ful mahogan: MIRACLE. MILE BAZAAR “anes phon Pe hau 2: ANO gxcellent con. $600 cash Fiano TUNigo-DACAR WORD ‘Used Hammond pines % wHORi rete a MAple ee orale Buren. 2 arene f win ‘GLACKMOR ARMS. ° : cooking, nse ‘silver: Sell Ra" Ob 16480. Sale Farm sipmient 76 $09.50 TOTAL PRICE BUYS brand new chain saw. See it at _ wie r ae and oly of Ye alle) “Bir m os Cha | one alsn have the latest arene ae Culloch oe ad Pa i RY — NEW AND used Proulx ‘liver ‘Bales on M24 just north of Oxfo' HEAD UARTERS FOR McCulloch Chain’ Saws BE HAVE ty OMB ce Poletaahe Me aRS KE NT CHAIN . KING 7 BROS. ; Pontiac Rd at Oper 4-1113 INTRODUCING ECLIPS WASP DIRECT DRIVE CHAIN SAWS ER MO [AA Kugre® MILL — GEHL-RE- |g Hs = “Ose Machinery. Ph, NA 918 Hem’ mee Habe Orton as P AD SEE 1959 | nama Un whitew ED WILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Service CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE ear. ent, reponse pang ‘ tarters HOLLERBACK’S AUTO PARTS 113 Baldwin Ave. Ph, FE_5-1061 Sale Motor Scooters 82 $0 ee ot NEW eta, For Sale Motorcycles 83 15% DISCOUNT We ity vs 15 Barley cent discount vy D r Ser °Y This wae wien -~ until” ‘arch 1 gg ihe vidson Sales Se M2 8, Saginaw For Sale Bicycles 84 4 & 26 INCH -GIRL'S & BOY'S bikes. MY 2-4604. Boats & Accessories 85 FE eat 3127 OPEN 06: DAILY ait, 2 r Cay aS Ws, ; ae panes made to « i resins compoun special i 2 ee | SAVE ENERGY, USE. 81 | = 2-286 tALLED FREE ar STALLED : Mutners. “tall og Te ersters: 4 WANT ADSI To find a}. Fiberglas 85A BOA COVER M racer les, on weet. Fibergias work, ‘s, Lake Orion. MY whl Transportation Offered 87 CARS FO ; PRE-ADEE PMLA, AND Hartford an FLY caNOnNR AintaN taniccae ae Hawall 10, __Ferr sore i) 1264, ut &, pest. epsrengas to’ share exe RUCK |G cons ) ORT PART Wanted Used Cars 88 AS MUCH AS.$00 FOR JUNK AND geep ears, FE 23-2606 days of ATTENTION! wes SETTLE FOR LEss” ERE PAYING 1 OP $$$ DOLLAR GLENN'S MOTOR SALES 1 TAS FOR CARS — HARDENBURG uOTOR A os at Pike . ioe CARS Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLVD TORE TWAED Zing WED PICK. up service TELL syaarons Lae G 5ROW os rod BR Sear 36113. Dixie OK Lot : 5s % at Bacbebew : ee otor Sales For dollar on later mod . ca r em bess MOBILEHOME ESTATES, MOD. R E waa and playground, ner trade pe oy a BURN see the best, equase Lae eve | eet Park. FE 39-5295, wha’ | ‘you, W Auto Accessories 80/ peed ur 88, Ca : PORD V- HIGH COM- for cars dates “Pt att elec, | back to i Oven to 8. er $260 3 ” par ender mirrors, so | 4940 Dixie Hwy. Plains for $160 5-0034 before erie baa — cars, For Sale Tires SOA | _land_ Ave. . ~~ . Fi oJ - A-l USED TIRES 93.50 UP. cow FE buy sell whitewalls.. E : E fj SALES ; 603 Saginaw St FE 4-0687 RS STANDARD BRA ND NEW TIRES 98 to 'B8 models Muat be ded i tra = _ on —- O's Leg AVER RILL’ S ay?" meee: Le = 156 OR -'56 PI long box, MA ne or lp ta LET % ton Pick have ed transmission be in wets shape. FE 56-7101, CASH PAID for all models Used Trucks SCHRAM’s AUTO & TRUCK 2539 Dixie Hw OR 3.2105 Tor: 3-0311 _Used Truck Parts 89A ‘= For For Sale Tacs 90 Remember Wanted Used Trucks 89 © 08 : 1956 OR 1057 MODEL “GMC x 4 5 USED TRUCK Pin ae 2635 HeiGut Ave. "5 tpt, Tree, 3 ‘S8pd. "34 Ford Pickup ; New paint job 80 Chevrolet Pickup Me ton Pickup.” MC 24-Ton Tractor. GMC. Retail Branch OAKLAND AT CASS a. Sod Owens FORD $1895 ‘Cy’ Owens) F Herciep © Searis Core 908 55 THUNDERBIRD SHARP!!! ‘Ee ‘and Heater, Auto, AU PAURIE «cD small car, Priced a only $066. ; North Chev. r _ at 8. ‘Westyara Ave MI 44073 Birm: Far Sale Cars m1 1947 AUSTIN SEDAN Good > : ie. RUSS JOHNSON MOTOR SALES MY_2-2871 1 . im . LAKE ORION iP. “CY” OWENs FORD "56 BUICK DOOR HARDTOP and Heater. ission. $1395 ? Radio Transm Aute. 8 BUICK 6PECIAL HARDTOP 4 DOOR $1,595 55 BUICK SPECIAL. HARDTOP 2 DOOR ae $1,005 | *S4 BUICK . SUPER HARDTOP 2 DOOR : ams 53 BUICK * GPRCIAL, | 2 DOOR : ~ BRAID ge ~ MOTOR SALES DEALER SAP nana 90m - '82 BUICK sid 5 ek oe ‘seer Down me ‘Owens : », Ato 7 FACTORY BRANCH 55 BUICK . enen c Dyna- $1195. retary STORE” 3-117 “pee oad : nn ere 4-Dr. “TACK COLE, INC, PB, auto. abe ee emer nese ts “are pat ww. wiogy "3h 54 and '55 Fords, Chevys Mercs, Pontiacs Buicks, Olds au 72 a $195 LOW $2 PER WEEK Eddie Steele __FE_ 2-2529 Sad coomt top- and seats Aart | | con on, new upholstery | $400. MU 4-7928 MU 4. «toes “CY OWENS FORD 55 CHEVROLET 2 D Auto, Trans. Heater. COUPE, R Radio and a ‘Cy’ Owens 147.8. SAGINAW _PE 6-3688 uron ‘iis 82 CHEV. 2 DOOR PAY OFF $166.70 : Hn tagh needed, Only $10 Fa vbicl _ Bell. Great Lakes FE 8-04 “CY” OWENS FORD We CHE VROLET NO MON EY DOWN ‘Cy’Owens 1997 CHEVROLET ~ HERE “ts A real sharpy! Silver gray & white Rae $1205. 30 monthly All charges. $30.03 mo. low down payment or old trade BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER 666 8 Woodward “pymts er = 6.2900 1004 s REVROLET 38 2D Cy’ Owens! | No MONEY _ Mero Turner Pord. “CY” OWENS FORD sm '53 DeSOTO alee CLUB COUPE Kure. trans.. Radio — eater, © $495 NO MONEY DOWN / ‘ . Cy' Owens 147 8 SAGINAW " FE 58-3588 1983 =D ®t 8 i) TO CONVERTIBLE ore Call OR 3-4312 after ~ NO MONEY DOWN We have - A Bl no selection of ‘S32, ‘4 evys, Fords, tinca, y pal » Buicks. no mone wre Auto Cales, 193 1006 oF FE 46-2214 ““CY" OWENS FORD "88 DODGE CORONET HARDTOP 3 Door, Auto, Trans., Radio ‘and Heater — ‘Lue '‘Cy' Owens Edsel - ‘S9 Demos Pully equipped at great savings: Russ Dawson Motor C Co. : ; after 5 aomebaee . “CY” OWENS FORD 57 FORD STATION WAGON - -- Auto. Trans, Bpdio and Heater, . $1595 a 8. SAGINAW aint eee FE _5-3588 ING 1919 COMPLETE Maal 1932 Ford Vic, 6488 Dixie ee etter ee " FAIRLANE VIC. 2DR., e loaded, $1,100, Mi 4-648 ‘Cy’ Owens “Throw it back! It doesn’t match the eolor of the den!” v oe ‘or Sale Cars _— 91 GLENN'S. No Money Down SPECIALS ‘63 PLYMOUTH 4 Door ‘53 FORD ¢-Door ‘$4 CHEVROLET 2-Door ‘32 PONTIAG ¢Door ‘62 PONTIAC Station Wagon ‘63 PONTIAC 4-Door '§4 PONTIAC 4-Door .| GLEN N'S MOTOR SALES : 952 WEST HURON PE 6-737 __Fe 61707 1957 FORD, CONVERTIBLE. VERY cond, Just take over pay- MI 17-0732, agod _™ments “CY OWENS FORD 58 FORD STATION WAGON Auto. Trans, FR'adio and Heater, $2095 ! t ‘Cy' Owens 147 8 aorta FE_ $2008 54 and * Fords, Ghevis ‘|Mercs, Pontiacs Buicks, Olds 31 we Bey ECT $195 PAY AS $2 PER WE EK Eadie Steele KERGO MARBOR , PE. 2.282 “CY OWENS FORD 58 FORD 4-DOOR Radio & Heater, $1795 |'Cy’ Owens 147 8 SAGINAW FE 58-3588 ‘$4 FORD COUPE, V8, STANDARD transmission with overdrive, _R&H, very clean, $575. FE 4¢-0287, "ean ‘33 FORD > CONVERT. = oto motor, tires & parts. “CY” OWENS FORD 35 FORD DOOR Radio & Heater $795 ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8, SAGINAW FE 5-3888 "mete ines ul ) CYLINDER. FORDO- H, Excellent, runs 35. eT monthly pmts. All pee es, $19.99 mo. Very low or no down BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER 666 S| Woodward MI 6-3900 “CY" OWENS FORD ~'S7 FORD 2 DOOR Radio & Heater $129 ‘Cy’ Owens 147_8. SAGINAW FE 5-3588 OLIVER'S Tron Works 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 1 DAY ONLY 1954 BUICK 4-DR. SUPER SEDAN RADIO-HEATER » AUTOMATIC TR. NSMISSION | GREEN YELLOW “TIRES ARE TIRED! _ TRIM IS TORN! . ma TO MES EAT ike VALUE $510 NEW TIRES ON- ALL CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE FROM. 1954- 1958 AT NO EXTRA COST ~ SEE OUR Big Buys GOOD. USED CARS PAGE 4) Matthews- | A Hargreaves | SUPER-BARGAIN LOT “631 OAKLAND AVE, BE g547 For Sale Cars 9 1967 FORD. V8. CUSTOM 600. 4 dr. sedan. Radio. Heater wh wed windows Power cats. FOM. P rakes. Like 843. tabi Chevrolet Prag ton pickup. Exc. 1985 Chevrolet 2 dr. sedan. ‘ee ss 1080" 5 ick ‘Century ‘@ dr, Hera Sey eer 1S deed brekes, R & os “pel Air ce ris coupe, rie 1e ‘ae a be bog mn § y sprhingy up 1058 Olds 86 4 dr. Holldas. Radio & Heater. Hydre. 4 posses his ‘sn a beauty 145 1944 Peptias * dr. "870 ‘wagon. Ra- roe Heaver Mydramatic. Loca), wher $60 19)1 “i cyl Chevie 210 station wag- ' Radio & heater, 2 teen $1405. 198i Chevrolet 210 4 dr, sedan. Radio Pe heater $1495 a V8. 2 "ae. sedan. Radio $1206. . * eustom- heater HOMER HIGHT MT Re: “la, Minutes from Pontiac” Oxford, Michigan OA 86-2528 PVT. OWN- “66 FORD, Al SHAPE. er, PE 40434 _ 1981 FORD CONVERTIBLE, LOW mileage, all white, A-1 shape. Wiil take for eqult take over payments. Call FE 4-7221 "$2 __ Good “FORD COSTOMLINE ~ +DR cond. $300 4.2080 “FORD “CONVERT teen with white . New trans. &H. Best ofter. o 32-9200. ‘so FORD. 6 CLU a COUPE Straight trans 50 A beogeg A-L cond... : Po 100 other cars hy choose from Al ip ECONOMY USED CARS )_ PE $213) DARK “CY” OWENS FORD 54 FORD. 2 DOOR Radio & Meater 95 NO MONEY DOWN * ‘Cy’ Owen 147 8 SAGINAW FE 6-3568 ‘33 PORD 4 DR STRAIGHT | SHIFT with overdrive. Good cond FE ni 1952 FORD HERD [8 EXCELLENT in a clean used 375. 24 monthly beled All charges. $15.01 mo low or no down re ‘BIRMINGHA RAMBLER 666.8 Woodward __—__—sMII_«6-3900 "CY" OWENS FORD 96 FORD * 2 DOOR HARDTOP Radio and Heater, Auto, Trans. $1195 ’ ' Cy’ Owens ~ IMPORT SPECIALS ‘SS Volkswagen, 2-Dr, Deluxe. ‘36 MG ee ‘57 MGA Road HOU GHTEN Y & SON YOUR oo OLDS DEALER FOREIGN CAR SALES AND sERVICE 528 N. Main. Rochester OL 1-9761 'S3) FORD — NEW TIRES. TAKE over payments, FE 6-06 1083) FORD. ORTON 5 = R. V-8. pw cane. at acl Wont ‘ wn $10.06 iho “Cait ‘Crean, "Mer ag ne Sacks * Tur- ork 47500. Haro. ‘1952 FORD, PAY OFF $237. SO Ke cash needed. Onl 13.57 ‘ month. Perfect engine, ye tao, Me r. Bell. Great Lakes. FE 8-0402 Pry 4 FORD. SKYLINER. FULL Pow- _t, no rust, FE 2-4467, after 5. 1087 BMW 1SET WETTA—A REAL LGAs 5 es per ga Call "re b-4830, qlee per ter eh wagu AR XK-140 CONVERTIBLE. Magnesium wire wheels. B) finish, Immacwiate, OLive init “ANNIVERSARY. SPECIALS * “RAMBLER” American 2 Door 6—Standard trans, and. Heater, wedi = 300" . Radio and Heater, W-Walis. Red & White Label spare. One-owner with 5,619 "38 MORRIS 1000 gedan Heater signals, pear) leather ‘in- polled a? paint, real nice - » 8 METROPOLITAN Hardtop Radio & heater, W-Walls. 1 owner with 5,200 miles. Like-new ‘eT ‘RAMBLER Station 4 door super—6 cyl, ap nee carrier, ascade blue paint, ‘ "ST Ep enn doe 8 Custom “300° — standard shift, blie & wie, —_ as a pin. | ‘66.FORD 2 doo Fairlane Club Setian—Fo-0-Matic, ‘radio & heater, W-Walls. Clean _ &s new and purrs jike. @ kitien. "One owner Sipps MBLER 4 door custom Radio & heater, absolutely no car. r . new O'Drive, = good run- ed & Black paint, A ‘sa “PONTIAC 4 Door oe hydramati, ‘nedio gf Soy 2 tone grey. Not a rust raat on this a A fies runner and 4 good | tire: "83 CHRYS LER Windsor 4 Door Deluxe, Radio & Hoater” W-Walls. ao bel oa Galeting 3 Ver elene Radio, THA heater, 7 visor. w- Js. In like-new condition "82 Y STUDEBARER Sawrgy: noc 2 Dr. Radio & Heater. Good t "60 PACKA =, Dark tires, Door Radio & Bester. New Spotless condition BILL SPENCE RAMBI. ER ALES & SERVICE— 211 8 BAGINA Ww FE 4541 NEED A FINANCE- FIXER? Order Classifted Ads to sell, rent, find a good job. FE 2-8181° is the Want Ad number! ‘BA. OLDSMOBILE 2 Dr For Sale Cars THe. PON NT ra PRESS, ‘THUNSDAY, ‘FEORUARY 5, ieee: For. Sale Cars a Jie "Bright Spat" , v5 HOUR SALE ~ ‘41 FORD Conve A te ethan “ ae o MERCURY 2'Dr, Marston sit green paint — oes wells cubed ‘ ‘$1 PONTIAC rehief ...., i CATAL FALINA Cie burcow plu: «. P solar al kit. "98" with radio, heater” matic, absolutely no r ‘BT 1 GAINLL40 cesar 92005 Power 1.40 Coupe broken, one owner, lite bhiuc ide “pf O Holiday $005 "Hardtop with radio, heater and famous “rocket” engine, ‘$7 OLDS Holid: mas 4 $1795 2 door, radio, eater, hydtamatic, delu = interior, a ane owner 65 CADILLAC 4 Dr. $1895 362" Sedan, All ine’ ‘power ac cessdries olus premium tires. JEROME “Bright Spot’ ‘Orchard Lake at Cass VE 8-0488 Open till 10] MECHANIC’s SPECIAL | ‘47 Jeep. 4-Wheel drive. only $205. ROG R's SALES & BERVICE 695) = Auburr PE 2-055 HOME OF. THE _ RUGGED JEEP ‘4 LINCOLN CAPRI, POWER steering and brakes and windows, hew tires, EM .3-6330 "BO “FOR D “s ‘53 Plymouth ... i —— ws $195 on late Tac, Buick, Ger ood buys ‘rolet, “Chrysler Ford ete. We'll buy Your clean car or trade up or down. . ECONOMY USED CARS 3 22 Auburn -"C¥" OWENS FORD "56 MERCURY 2 DOOR HARDTOP Auto. Trans, Radio and Heater, $1295 ‘Cy’ Owens "98 METROPOLITAN. 1 R&H, 11,000 miles, "68 MERC. MONT. «DR. LOW MI. Fully eq _MY 39-4003 i961 GENCORY CLUB COUPE. ME: oe BSO- RCOMATIC. & HA LUTELY NO-MONEY DOWN 4s- gume payments, - ee mo. Cal! Credit Mgr. arks at MI 4,7800 Harold Erereer Pord ‘S89 PASSENGER MER muter, MOM. Power erakes steering. $2,375. OR 3-8006 FOR€ED TO SELL, '58 MERCURY Parklane, 4 door Ht, all power accessories, 2 tone paint, ‘beau- tiful car, excellent condition Will trade. Best reasonable offer takes UL 2-373 i952 RAMBLER STATION WAGON Hila nog k | R&H, LUTE- NO MONEY DOWN Assume payouts of $5.83 mo. Call. credit mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner _ Ford, — ‘66 OLDS, 88,-2°DR HT, POWER brakes, hydra Rett, = clean, _ Make offer, 1 Fe : OLDS ie ERT PA 88 Super cond, Super equip Bu r low mileage. Super low ce. $2. ie Market 4- EAR PAYMENTS TOO some? be = hei you a to some less expensive mode Lake Orion Motor pales & M24 AT CLARKSTO FORD — MERCURY Nay 9-2611 “BUY NOW ‘S84 Ford. 2 dr. .’ oo. $395 ‘$3 Dodge, station wagon oo $408 ‘b4 Studebaker « $405 “BD Ford ketene $345 | 53 Plymouth, HT. $405 ‘Sl Chevie clean been $150 AL* LAWRENCE MOTOR SALES, INC, Many others to choose from 21 W. Montcalm FE 6-8423 m5 OUDSMOBILE | 8E HY. , Ola are DOTEL by NO MONEY DOWN. a sume payments of $5.83 mo Cal! PS Reed Mer. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500, Harold Turner Ford. . ‘90 PACKARD OR °51 OLDS FOR aale or trade for truck. UL 32-3167. Call after #9 pm “CY” OWENS FORD 55 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR Radio & Heater - $695 ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW FE _ 58-3588 PRICE REDUCED ON ‘60 PLYM- outh, 61% Whitfield i987 PIYMOUTH, 2 DR. 1 mal ‘OWN er, all white, ‘R&H, sharp Clarkston Motor Sales CHRYSLEH-PLYMOUTH DEALER Main St., Clarkston MA 54-5141 wd be 53 PLYMOUTH. | CLEAN | $250, FE WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 1987 CADILLAC o CONVERTIBLE. Beautiful Robins se Blue Fully equipped includ- all power, The price of con- Seine goes up in the spring so buy now . $3295 1958 BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE Blue with biue ton full power. This was Mr. Wilson's personal car. He said, “Bell it.” Bo tt goes for $2795 1958 CHEVROLET BROOKWOOD 4-Dr. Station Wag- on finished. in beautiful metalic Wiue with matching trim. Radio, heafer, Powerglide, power steer- ing & brakes maw 1957 PONTIAC STARCHIEF CATALINA Coure, wer steering & brakes, radio, eater, hydramatic, This was our General Manager's car. Re] PONTIA STARCHIEF CATALINA Sedan, blue & white with matching in- terior, power steering & brakes, &-one owner 24,000 mile car. We sold this caf now. 139. 1952 CADILLAC — 62 SEDAN. Beautiful — finish with matching trim, fully equi ear is immact- L late and could be put on the show room floor. 1955 _ STUDEBAK COMMANDER ATION Wa GON, rad heater, hydramatic, This is a nice clean car. : ” 1984 CHEVROLET - 210 2 DOOR, beige in color, ra- dio, heater fo ue twits This car was ‘traded to us with only 33,- 00v miles and is sh arp. ~ Wilson. Pontiac-Cadillac 1350N. | Woodward B'HAM MI 4-1930 - } : *> ry, ‘ 3 he ; eg ‘ v8 heater, beni ‘ett Cc COM-| BURDEN- | HASKINS | SHARP ~CARS 1957 vrolet 210 aeda 957 Che oor a ius coral and * re eee ae Chevrolet. 2°0 é-door power fous ante bive ta ows | OF g2G ck Shae cg ne S148 1957 Chevrolet "dts nian oe eign Mal 2-door fos $1209 be ee ee rs meont ~ ee Re evrolet ce engine, fatten a tone turquols, Clean 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air #door sedan, V-é engine, Powergtide, radio. ‘and heater Bilver blue and ivory: finish. Like new . lene 1955 Oldsmobile 68 Holliday coupe, _Hydramatic, power pee pow- er brakes, radio neater. Above average condition .., $1000 1957 Oldsmobile 68 Holiday coupe. Hydramatic. power steering, owner te 5, aeaaee: one owner Haskins. Chev. 6571 Dixie Highway at M15 MAple 53-5071 Open nites ‘il 9 ayne 2-door, neekey 2- : sidee =° “CY” OWENS FORD 33. PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR RADIO & HEATER + ~ NO MONEY DOWN ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW FE 5-3588 1963 PONTIAC ee. HYDRA. R&H. ABSOLUTELY NO MON- EY DOWN Assume yey meme - $5.83 mo. Cali ait Parks at MI yay . handle te Ture _her Ford. —~ ‘66 “PONTIAC CUSTOM, GOOD “cond, OR 3-818}, @ PONTIAC. EXC. COND. FES __5-1436. Cal’ "before 7 pm. FACTORY BRANCH 57 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DOOR Full power, Low mileage. 1995 RET ATL. STORE” Tt $s MT CLEMENS ST BE HIN D "THE POST 0 PRICE _ “CY” OWENS, FORD ‘53 PONTIAC _ 4 DOOR : Auto. Trans, Radio and. Heater. $395 NO MONEY DOWN ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW PE 5-3588 1951 PONTIAC, 4 DR. STRAIGHT stick, $125. FE 48349 after 4:00 pm “eS PONTIAC 4 DR., | RAH, _ EXCEL- lent — $850. FE 2-0172, after 2 p 1957 areal PONTIAC HARDTOP: Take over payments and old car for equity. 5-2006. ‘98 PONTIAC, CUSTOM 8TAR- chief sedan. R&H WW tires 1 _ owner. "FE 2-7327. BY OWNER. ‘55 NTIAC. SELL or trade for Pickup. OR 3-4587. _Call _after 4 p.m “CY" OWENS FORD 55 PONTTAC 2 DOOR HARDTOP Auto, Trans; Radio and Heater, $995 - ‘Cy’ Owens: M78) SAGINAW FE 5-3588 ‘$2 PONTIAC CONVERT. "58 PON. tiac engine. Tri- swerex Runs real __ good. Best offer, FE 2-1284 — FACTORY BR: ANCH 55 PONTIAC 2 DOOR ‘‘870" Radio and heater — Sharp! O95 PONTIAC _ TSE ao 5 MT CLEME! BEHIND THE POST. OFFICE a rag ae 1956 PONTIAC 2-dr, Hydramatic. 8 crunder, $945 ‘TAYLOR'S | CHEVgOLET-OLDSMOBILE Walled Lake MArket 41561 RAMBLER | TRADES ~ pay” SPECIAL SALE 1952 Ford ..........8245 Clean or good, 1952 Ford .......... $345 Automatic Radio & heater. 1953 Fond @.- 200-5. - $345 Victoria harctop. R & H. soe 1953 ( hevrolet eeee §. 385 No rust. 1953. Chrysler sexes $545 Hafdtop, Shar 1953 Pismodth Speen Ss A-1 Conditivn, wosee PIO 1953 Rambler Hardtop Sharp! _ 1953 Mercury ..... $395 “4dt. Clean! AVE! . 1954 Mercury $595 Monterey hardtop. Spotless, 1954 Plymouth .....$545 Belvedere Coupe, eoewe 1954. Chevrolet wee 9045 | Bel-Air. Immac 1954 Studebaker: H-T $545 Overdrive. Spotless. 1954 Buick . . $645 Super. Rivera. Origina 1955 Plymouth .... $595 Belvecere. 8 Auto, 1956 Mercury H- ie $1195 Power, Clean. 1957 FORDS, CHEVIFS AND PLYMOUTHS - FROM $995 NO MONEY 533 = DOWN BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER 666 S. WOODWARD MI 6-3900 - - ‘Time-Place | | . To Buy ' HAUPT. Pontiac Sales onto eons Ne. Ct pe ‘Lew pep. pores —— e on, Mitrdrs Power as eens Bos Olds "Btiper 88 Hard ydra. is tea brakes oye gy ae whitew ; time a equipped. wh layments as dae Hydra, ‘0 money down. er brakes.’ 4987 "Pore stain Rr on, 9 ger wer assen- | rakes. A's a peels. Clarkston Ze me —— f 2 “x aT m | Fer Sale Cabs: : aT Ria ménis as | o nights ‘til ® MAple | ssee __or____ MApie 5- 1141 "62 PONTIAC 2-DR. R&H. AUTO. | gt transmission, $175. MI 53 | 53, ’S4 and ’55 Fords, Chevys Mercs, Pontiacs Buicks, Olds - 31 aS oa ~—6g195 PAY AS. LOW AS” $2 PER WEEh. Eddie Steele FORD KEEGO HARBOR ‘FE_ 2-35: 1954 PONTIAC. § $450, °—OC—CS OR 32 MAZ! UREK STUDEBAKER SALES "$9 Studebaker, Lark. New dimen- sion in mo! toring —here now! Cost little to buy—runs miles on a hat-— ful of gas. ; behead wre at z Blvd. ~- | 1056 6 STUDEBAKER rer HAWK | __exc, cond. OL 6-2066 1956 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT. ' ! all power equip ee take over payments, ne 5-04 ‘30 Ps laid one FE 1957 “VOLKSWAGEN. . RADIO heater, white walls, $2,393, OA. 8-2719. VOLKSWAGEN, 1 1955. DELUXE Sunroof, New top, engine recent- ly overheauled, nee looking. Just | i Romeo, PLa- bought new Volks __teau teau 2-3436. - 1957 \ olksw agen $1995 Larry Jerome t I * ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 4 OL 1-9711 “CY" OWENS FORD 47 WILLYS * STATION WAGON 195 NO MONEY DOWN ‘Cy' Owens M78 SAGINAW FE 5.3588 | ————— —————————————— | Russ Johnson Lake Orion OFFERS 1959 Pontiac _ Demo } BIG SAVINGS 1959 Rambler Demo ~ BIG SAVINGS $88 PONTIAC 4- DR: Like new ......$2 145 DODGE H'TOP Power steering and brakes ........ a 7 | BUICK H’TOP A-f condition . $154 5) PONTIAC H’TOP Sharp =--...-- 91495 BUICK H'TOP Power steering and | brakes ..:......$1005) PONTIAC SEDAN | Sharm .-.2.---- -$895 , PONTIAC CONV. _ | New tires, brakes $875 | CHRYSLER SED. | 54 A-1 condition ...:$995 | 54 NASH SEDAN Gas saver .......$495: ’ | Transportation SPECIALS | ‘S53 Pontiac, Sedan ........-. $545 53 Nash Sedan pele noe ‘82 Buick, convert $34 "50 Chevie, Convert . ‘60 Ford, Sedan ‘aT Austin, Sedan 2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS TO SAVE YOU MONEY: Near Broadway at Shadbolt | : a and ~ M24 at Shadbolt RUSS JOHNSON - MOTOR Sales AUTHORIZED RAMBLER . | DEALER . AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER | 61 -N. Broadwa Lake Orion MY 2-3871 Our used cates are cist so. well one ‘pond think it-is spring time. We attribute this to ‘the fact. that our reconditioned used cars are. far: above average and our prices are: always fair. Don’t: take our word for it, come see for yonreelt: Open “til 9pm. 1987 FORD :..:.....-. $1795 rdor hardtop. rene Bae eriee. power ot Song wens is with rear seat speak Neat white wall tires. You can't tell it from . neq one. ]957-PONTIAC ........ $1895 fef hardto wer brakes, Hydramstic, radio, . per Nag white wail dres, pink and white finish, 1957 CHEVROLET: .... .1o49 with standard transmission and power- Moe ye os 2) engine, radio, heater, white wall Ptires. 1957 BUICK Te $1895 .daor hardtop, power steering and brakes, ae wal ines: radio, Oana Blue and Twhite “ 2 finish. Don't miss this ene. 1957 RAMBLER eee eee L995 st 4-door with V-8 engine. automatic trans- Sutoa, radio, heater, white — tires. Red and white finiah. Perfect’ conditio 1956 MERCURY........ .$1295 Victoria hardtop. Mercomatic, radio, heater. white’ wall tires. You'll be proud to own this one. 1956 BUICK eevee $1395 ial hardto ower steering. power brakes, Dyna- foe os hester. white walls, blue and white. - 1956 PONTIAC .........$1095 4-door ~ rer with “Hydramatic radio. Pea 2-tone green. beautiful car at a low p Bel Air i with Powerglide, neg enaine. radio : and heater. Extra nice in every 1955 FORD .............$995 Fairlane tudor, V-8 ong’. Fordomatic, radio, heater, white walls. Folks 8 @ one owner and perfect, 1955 PONTIAC .........$1195 Starchief hardtop, -Hydramatic-- radio, heater, white wall tires. 'Gregn and ivory finish. Like new. 1955 BUICK ........... $1145 Hardtop, power steerih and brakes, dat et radio, heater, white walls. Three to _ from | 1954 PONTIAC ....../..$ 795 4door deluxe wagon, Hydramatic, radio, heater, Extra good tires, green and white finish, 1955 BUICK. ............ 61045 Super 4-door sedan. Power steering, power brakes Dynafiow, radio. heater, white wall tires. Beautif ful green and white finish. 1954 PONTIAC: .........$ 795 Starchief hardtop. Hydramatic, radio, heater, white wall tires Firegold and white with leather trim. _ Extra sharp. 1954 BUICK ............$ 395 Century hardtop, Dyraflow, radio, heater, nice tires. abd Bechanically but body is rough. Ideal for a 1949 PONTIAC pee veeeere 160: Convertible with rebullt engine and new top. SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALES ROCHESTER OL 1-8133 = rh RUSS DAWSCO Mercury — _ Edsel — Lincoln English Ford Line FRESH USED CARS fust received a complete new stock of original l-owner used cars! . ‘537 FORD TUDOR HARDTOP Radio, heater, Ferdomatic, sharp red and white 33 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 2-tone brown, radio and heater ’S6 FORD VICTORIA ; Fordomatic, radio and heater, gray and white ’56 LINCOLN PREMIER -Full power ‘355 MERCURY 2-DOOR SEDAN Radio, heater, auto. transmission, new tires * * '59 Plates free with every deal! | - 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 : ‘ : * te < * % ’ ay ‘ = S ¥ Se les i. Pam F * * - i, hae ie oe . veetgter T ; : 4 ans rae PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, PRURUARY 31 1950 _ lay's Television Progtams - -- ; te 1 sae Sedo nen est Wana wet ene Cnenael BRIER TV Coannet WWd-TV anna + = Peat F-ARLG TY oensouennt HS - TONIGHT’S TV WIGHLIGHTS (si90- «79 Rough Riders. R Riders foil its () Bulboard. ous assassination tion plo , : Eos a 6:00 (7) Curtain Time, aw: _» (9) Walter Winctiell. 10:90 (4) Treasure Hunt, (9) Popeye. 2 * 4) (color) Hall of Fame.| . {@) Arthur Godfrey, . (4) News; Williams, “Berkeley! (9) Spepiel A Agent. (2) Racket ‘Squad, ( Square.” American ‘(Kerr) ; + - living in.present day London, |10:85 (7) News. 6:10 (4) Weather. \ longs to See Berkeley Square 3 - as it was in 1784. His wish be-/11:00 (2) 1 Love Lucy. 6:15 (4) Box 4. 6:25- (4) Sports. 6:30 (7) Comedy (cont.) (9) Sky King. Adventure. (4) Life of Riley, Comedy. (2) News: LeGoff. . 6:40 (2) Weather. ~~ 6:45 (2) News. | 7: (7) Girl Decoy, Man's failure! as father leads daughter . dope. : (9) Comedy. Huckleberry Hound, (4) (color) ‘Michigan Out. ue doors. (2) Jeff's Collie. ~.39 (7) Leave It to Beaver. New girl at school upsets Wally when she tells him he has/10:45 pug nose. (9) Million Dollar Movie. Ad- venture: Humphrey Bogart, 10:55 “Black Legion.”’ ('37.) (4) Jeff. Drum. Mine owner! 11:00 feels like jinx because all his | partners have died. i (2) I Love Lucy. Lucy bor-, rows Bellboy’s suit to get in- to Cornel Wilde’s room. 1:15 8:00 ae) Zorro. Diego's. uncle (Cesar Romero) proposes; marriage—for money. Pa-|!1:20 «. tricia Medina co-stars. ~ (9) Movie (cont.) (4) Steve Canyon. Grudge! bout is planned when prize-| fighter beats up partner. (2) December Bride. Lily in-|11:25 ( tervenes in family argument. |. 8:30 (7) Real McCoys. Grandpa, opposed to women drivers, puts his foot down when Kate asks for driving lessons. (9) Movie (cont.) (4) It Could Be You. Com- edy-surprise. (2) Yancy Derringer. Yancy exposes lottery racket. ~- 9:00- (7) Pat Boone. Dinah Shore. (9) Mike Hammer. Mystery-|& adventure. . 6; ‘(4) Behind Closed Doors. |6: 55 Agent tries to break up Red|7? spy ring in Alaska. (2) Zane Grey Th. When man “(Arthur Kennedy) refuses share of stolen money, -rob-|7: bers think he’s informer. Answer te Previous Puzzle os | ; Riedl (ii: SLALT IEE ret [eit oe wide ia JO LITElels INSU =| AOTC Te mi@eMnon F2 = eel [Ol JO IM) a Se woe carat 7} el el iNT TE RISiINE RAR el Set ete el ele aL ISler TAININ drama. Janet Munro, Jeannie (2) Playhouse 90. Boy in war torn France searches love, understanding, family in “Child of Our Time,” star- ring Robert Crawford, Liliane i, Maxim ilian 10:00 (7) Tracer. Woman amnesia victim tries to find out her ) Hockey, New York at De- (4) Special (cont. ) (2) Playhouse (cont.) 2) Playhouse (cont.) News: W’kamp. 2) Miss Fairweather. Jean) , “Hold Your Man.” “We Die.”’|2:35 (9) Home Fair. Preston Foster, Who Are About 1:30 (9) Theater (cont. ) ried, Ilka Chase. (2) N'watch (cont.) FRIDAY MORNING (4) Continental Classroom. (2) On Farm Front. (2) TV College. (7) Breakfast Time. (2) Cartoon Frolics. (2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Our Friend Harry. (2) Cartoon Classroom. . . Ps _ 5:80 (2) Detroit Bandstand. (4) I Married Joan. | ~ (4) (color) George Pierrot 30. (color) Bozo the Clown. (4) Dough Re Mi. (7) Lady of Charm. rr ~12 Nobleman \ Ec Before 4 Row 5 Essential being -16 Ventilate 17 Genus of freshwater ducks 18 Domesticator 20 —— your dog in y a show J i 22 Sick erve 24 Crucif.xes 28 Tedium ; 32 Rowing tool = L 33 Italian city 35 Conclude ; a) 36 Entire 37 Foot apart 39 Narrow inlet hb 43 Lets 5} - 45 Greek letter 4 47 Extinct bird 7] 48 Girl's name ; q $0 City in Germany 53 Encourage bl _ §4 Number 56 Part of dog 58 Nevada city 59 East (Fr.) oleoresins 5 Courageous (comb, form) 7 Sherry 61 German river 62 Legal point ‘63 Bamboolike y 9 Cattle (dial.) DOWN 10 Period of time 1 Honey-maker 11 Bitter vetch 2 —— 19 Otherwise 3 Bea 4 Pragra nt 25 Chest rattle : 26 -ooatit bearing 60 Domestic slav. 6. Boundary 27 Cea od 29 Italian political 8 Island in New 30 Distinct part grass York ba 31 Mrs, Cantor and 34 Ar vearth, fire, 21 Born 38 Ged. te love 24 Outer garment 41 Instructor (4) Price Is Right. (7) Cleo. (9) Leon Errol. 11:15 (9) Nursery School Time. 11730 (4) Concentration. (7) Peter Lind Hayes. (2) Top Dollar. (9) Howdy Doody. | - FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love of Life. (4) Tie Tac Dough. (9) Hidden Pages. (12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It Could Be You. (7) Play Your Hunch. (9) Myrt & Doris. (12:45 (2) Guiding Light. 12:50 (9) News. 1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks, (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. (7) Liberace. % * (9) Movie. 11:30 (7) Margie. r (2)-As World Turns. | (4) Mr. and Mrs.: North (4) Faye Elizabeth. '2:00 (7) Day in Court. (2) Susie. (4) (color). tate or Conse- quences. 2:30 (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. (2) House Party. (7) Music Bingo. '3:00 (2) Big Payoff. *(4) Young Dr. Malone. . (7) Beat the Clock. ) Movie. se (On Verdict Is Yours. (4) From These Roots, (7) Who Do You Trust. \4:00 (2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen for a Day. (7) American Bandstand. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. | - (4) County Fair. | (9) Sherwood Forest. ‘5:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Sgt. Preston. (9) Looney Toons. Presents. |. (7) Mickey. Mouse Club. Pontiac Ofticer. _ Completes Half of Trattic Course their studies. Institute in Evanston, Il. All men in the program hold supervisory and administrative ranks in police service, Together they represent departments in 16 states, Colombia, and the Philip. pines, - They are studying ways of ap- plying modern principles of Po- lice traffic supervision to the ac- cident and congestion program in their communities. dune 15. -- Today's ae Programs - - WIBK, (1490) Wie. co) URLW, (#00) wwa, fro WUAK, (1190) | WRON, (1400) TONIGHT WXYZ, Surrell . News, George WPON, Chuck: Lewis 6:00—WJR, bees . WJBK, Stereo . News, Martyn WWJ, News WPON, Music News, Casey 1:30—.WJR, Yang. Dr. Malone KLW News, Chase 11:30-—-WJR. Music CKLW. News, Davies . WJBK, News WXYZ. Burrell 9:30-——WJR, Jack Harris WCAR, Musi CKLW. News, M. Labbitt | 2:00—WJIR, Rt. to Happiness c WPON, News, Sports 30 WIR. Dinner Date “wwwa, News, Maxwell ww, New WXYZ, " WXYZ. Fred Wolf WCAR. pad Wr ' KLW. Rooster Club WPON, ig ht WJBK. or ral WEON Early Bird 7:00. ware eg on House ozs gan SH: fae“iney | GRE: BoP. Nati ews, WPON Candietight WPON. Karly Bird Sports ‘Wve e eee train 8:06_ws R, Auten ‘n' Andy WWJ Nightlin WXYZ, Hockey” WCAR, Woodling KLW News, David Se WIR Away. Report ga. News, ww, WPON. Nite Sounds 9:30 WJIK, Capitol - CKLW, World "Tod re WPON, wet needs a de Srinepens Musio WCAR, ak cK, Spore -WIBK News, lO: wine tend” Chosen i aad ul pe taery a Sean WWJ. Bandstand \ FRIDAY MORNING . "¢:00—WJR, Agriculture New WPON Chuck Lewis . 10:30--CKLW, ews. David 6:30—WJR, Music Hall Chac 11:00—WJR, House Party jack Lewis WW, News, ne YZ. Paul Winter WXYZ, Ed McKenzie WJBK, McLeod . a veae News, Bennett News, French WPON, Bob Lark 7:00—WJR, Dan Kirby WW, News, Roberts WXYZ, News, Wolf i af News, Pres David WPON’ 3 . WJBK, News, George ’ WCAR, News, Sheridan WPON News. C en News, Music — Wi WPON Chuck Lewis Vt: ee Time fof Music David | rRipar AFTERNOON Amos ‘n’ ane i tie ei cogea Please ap Tad gg ober ’ WPON News Casey 8:80... WJK, Muste a N iv av ply a tn 1:00 WIR, News, Wape Stes. WWJ, Bob Maxwell WXYZ, “Breakfast Club CKLW, News, David WWJ, News, Ameche Story 190:00-—WJR, Arthur Godfrey WJBK. Reid ww, N True story CAR, Ni Wron., Bob. Lark poncnitialles Helen Trent One Man's Family CREW. News, Shift Break 3:00—WJR, Dear Shirley 3: 39_WJR. Composite WWJ, Woman in House WXYZ, News, McKenzie CKLW. News, Chase WJBK, McLeod el ee Music Hall Wx¥, Walteie, McKenzie News, Chase WEAR, fews, Bennett WPON Don McKinnon Sheeh erberg, | 4:80—WJR, Music Hall Davies WXYZ, News, McKenzie » Shorr CKLW,. News, Chase WPON, Sports. MacKinnon Purse WPON. News, Lewis ei ee bee Deland WXY2, Wattrick, MeKennie ase 12:30.WJR, Time for Music CKLW_ Sports. Chas WJBK McLeod rou Tenn. Ernie Don MacKinnon vant nme Hall.” Cer: News, Davies WHYZ, News, o*Gene WXYZ, M. Shorr CRLW, ewe. ews, Reid. ey N, Speria.” MacKinnon 000 a week. For 104 weeks that Officials Salute “Milliams’ Aide Sgt. Lawrence E. LaBair of the Pontiac Police Dept. is one of 30 students in a traffic police administration course at North- western University who have reached the mid-point mark in The police officers, eclacied from city, state and county departments throughout the nation, have just |completed the first half of their ‘nine-month training program at Northwestern “University’s Traffic ' The training program began last September and will be completed ‘|satisfaction to the contracting | 'Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, for -|Postman eercel ran over his leg. And ‘where did it By EARL wason EW YORK—The beautiful billboard eda Bteve ‘Allen's show was Lou Costello's daughter, Carol, who's 20 and re- -sembles both Elizabeth Taylor and Erin O'Brien... . Asked Whether ber family name's ever been a problem, she said, “Yeo, once I was told there was an article about my father in ‘Confidential,’ I rushed out to buy a copy and sure enough there was an article about Costello—Frank Costello.” conductor Donald Voorhees for a TV Apec Feb. 10. Last time she worked with Vogthees she appeared with a famous opera star, and ' ‘was complimented on making it romantic WILSON by gripping the opera star’s“hand througn- out the scene. “But it wasn't acting,” she privately explained, “I'd been warned that he was a great pincher,” Thirty million bucks — the amount Perry Como’'s firm, Roncom, would get in only two years if he . switehes to Wednesday nights for Kraft — seemed like a lot of loot fill I fig- ured it out. His current show costs $280.-_ | would be. $29,120,000 and ‘Perry'd only net about $880,- — 000. So don’t do it, Per’, Ask. for, more, Big advantage to Perry would be weekends off, no more Perry Mason competi- tion, options to buy stock, and. all the cheese he can eat. Eleanor Roosevelt can give ‘em all lessons in press rela- MARTHA tions. I phoned to ask her about the deal to do a margarine |commercial. She angwered the phone herself, “I'm afraid it hasn't been settled yet,” and thanked me for calling! * x« * it was Harry Hershfield night and also Razz Night at the Lambs with “Senator” Ed Ford reading the late Joe Laurie’s “thdmbnose sketch’ of Harry, including: “When Harry was 14, he figured he was illiterate enough to enter the newspaper business. He wrote a column called _ ‘If 'm Wrong, Sue Me!’ They did. He was so popular in Hollywood, when he arrived there they wanted to give him a farewell dinner. He can tell Irish, German, Itallan, Swede and French stories—all in the same dialect.”* * i THE MIDNIGHT EARL... | The Garry Moores’ll vacation in Hawaii for two weeks . |Casey Stengel told the sports writers he just must acquire | Frank Lary, the Detroit pitcher a beat the Yanks seven| times. “I can’t have him botherin’ my batters!” said Casey . Singer Tommy Sands turned down an invitation to move in with Lindsay Crosby and Jimmy Boyd .... Eli Wallach was) asked to do “Othello” on London’s BBC-TV. * * | * | TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Remember when a girl who want- ed attention used to drop her handkerchief—instead of wear- ing it? WISH I'D SAID THAT: The fish we catch this year may not be as big as the one we caught last year—but it will be, by next year... . That's earl, brother. ; (Copyright, 19598) a \Mickey Cohen ‘Has 2 Reasons for Keeping Mum LOS ANGELES (AP) — Micke ey Honor Cohen bas his own grounds for State Leaders voting ta uity Woke oat . refusing to testi efore a ral Larry Farrell at Dinner grand jury investigating his finan- for 10 Years Service cial affairs. “It might incriminate me, and : besides I don't trust you,” ‘the for- LANSING @#—Friends from alllmer gambler told U.S. attorney's parts of the state and high stations aide J it ensen Wednesday. and low saluted Larry Farrell at) cohen had just refused to-give the a_testimonial dinner last night. jury his address . * * .* . | Cohen. was excused with orders Farrell, one of the state's best/t) return for another session in known Democratic Party figures,|iwo weeks, The jury is trying to left Jan, 1 after 10 years as GOV./fing out where the pudgy ex-con- Williams’ executive secretary tO \vict gets hig money and whether take a like job with the state ; een, employes retirement board. Rejowet oy Some ae a. The crowd of 750 was dotted To Launeb Ore Ship with Circuit and Supreme Court judges, business and labor lead- | DETROIT i — The Great Lakes’ ers, state department’ heads and inewest ore carrier, the 689-foot deputies, legislators, lobbyists (Herbert C. Jackson, will be and newsmen. launched Feb, 19 at River Rouge. Donald O'Hara, a former Dickin-|It is being built by the Great son County school superintendent|Lakes Engineering Works and will who gave Farrell his first job out/be operated by the Interlake of college, recalled that the young Steamship Co., of which Jackson teacher exhibited executive ability|is a vicé president. He also is an early. associate managing partner in a ie ae Pickands Mather & Co., parent of “T hired him for a job-in a one-|Interlake. Mrs. Jackson will room school at $100 a month,” christen the ship. Martha - ‘Wright's now. rehearsing pith’ Bates at fo Air Both Sides ‘NEW YORK (AP)—The Nation- al Broadcasting Co. bas scheduled a special television program on segregation next Suriday in the wake of protests of a Chet Hunt. ley editorial on the subject. * x: * NBC announced it had sched- uled the program for 6:30-7 p.m. (EST) to present “different points of view on the segregation issue.” The National Assn. for the Ad- vancement of Colored People de- manded equal time to answer! Huntley, who suggested that mili-| - tant Negro leadership pull out of the struggle for integration. * * * ° - Henry Lee Moon, director of public relations for’ the NAACP, said the association, has not yet, vitation-if Others are to appear. “We feel we should have the) opportunity to take over the full) program. The other point of view) already hasbeen given," he said. ntley gave the editorial dur- ing ‘‘The Second Agony of Atlan- ta,’ a TV program dealing with the problem of school integration in Georgia, Many Georgia citizens: expressed their vieWs, * * * Huntley said in part: "The NAACP may have outlived’ itself who must. prevail, if anyone = consider it an unacceptable syn bol, Nor is it fair that militant| Negro leadership must -be aban- doned while militant’ white lead-' ership can continué, ¥ * * “But just as the Negroés haves the most to gain, it is they who , must make the unfairest sacrifice to achieve it, I also suggest that if militant Negro leadership is re- moved, militant white leadership will in time atrophy and disap- |pear. I hope I am re. T am! | jaoe sure.* Bob Hope's Doctor ‘Orders Him to Rest Views Prompts en | ; decided whether to accept the in- because those white Southerners By WILLIAM EWALD champeen sufferer -of or anguish and the clonic spasm who ‘wastes herself too often on ‘me- chanical squisherg. I suspect she may have been the star pupil at isome early -version of Actortured | Studio. Last night, Miss Davia joined Wagon Traty and that NBC-TV western really strapped her to a juicy rack. A widder wonian who | had fost her husband rather sad- denly—“one night he had a stom- ach ache aid the next he was dead’—she was set adrift on the plains last night with seven chil- |. dren, several horses and Ward | Bend, This presented a handful of prob-| ‘lems complicated fo some extent ‘by the fact that her oldest daugh- iter was being pursued by a young iman on the train and her youngest son was a deaf-mute, And as if this wasn't enough, Miss Davis was in-. formed midway in the plot that she had. an incurable disease which She is an actress of skill, @ mag: : nificent manufacturer of agony,|- NEW YORK (UPI) — Bette Da- Baggig for the rest of vis, Tove her, may ‘well : cS NBC-TV Kraft Music Hall next fall, If Como shifts, his Saturday night slot on NBC-TV may go to either Jack Paar or Dean Martin. ..: con ge “MUNTZ TV. A ; jects ociation 15 cov Prt) MART _ § a Aa would pop her off the ‘planet ee ‘fore the end commercial. Well, riaturally it all worked out) pretty well except for Miss Davis who died, but I imagine she's pret- ty used to that sort of thing by now. Miss Davis, I should add, ‘turned in a good performance. | e ® & Our. leader, Elvis, spoke fram | Germany yesterday via) ltransatlantic. phone on the ABC.| ITV American Bandstand show, El- jge | LISTEN = WMUZ FM | 103.5 on Your Detroit's New i pret “"eets Bere ee | ‘dary Winey AILY (Except Ww 49 Oskland Ave. FE 4-001 ls accepted two awards from em- | ee Dick Clark—for favorite male | Sonata and favorite 1958 record, | “One Night''~—and I guess even} the good conduct-medal will seem like an anti-climax now. Elvis reported he was studying | map reading, but after he gets off work he practices his music, He said he was glad to be doing his bit, but he sure is looking forward |to returning home, Obviously, we can all rest easy, Western defense jis in good hands, x * * CBS-TV's Armatrong Circle The- ‘ater dramatized the 1858 Nova Sco- HOLLYWOOD (KP) Bob Hope tia mine disaster last night. “Mir- ‘will be taking things easy for a acle At: Springhill Mine’? it was while under orders from his doc- tor. * * * blurred vision, shape, he said, * * * | On the doctor’s advice, Hope jcanceled a charity show appear- lance scheduled for tonight in Mi- iami. Hig television show for next /Tuesday hag already’ been filmed. He doesn’t have another coming, ~ until March. Bandit Almost Earns $35 Take-Home Pay a clothes rack yesterday. to. let her wait on the customer. Then the thug tied her up again. |- Another- customer untied her again.- Od ta door, nox, utaing. Actor Will Be Tried - on Narcotics Charge possessing and selling narcotics. ‘Wednesday, He is at liberty on) $5,000 bond. The 54-year-old comedian has a blood clot in his left eye, causing | DETROIT # — A well-dressed, bandit took $35 from Mrs, Helen Day, led her into the back room of the dry cleaning shop where, she works and tied her hahds to. Then a customer came into the! store. The bandit untied Mrs. Day: = SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — Actor Jay Robinson will go on trial’: March 23 on four Counts of Robinson, 28, pleaded innocent! O’Hara said. “At the same time, he held a $25 nighttime janitor’s job which he sublet without much loss of revenue and with great ANOTHER party.” Former Gov. surrey D. Van Wagoner spoke. Former U.S. Sen. Prentiss M. Brown and U.S. Sens, Patrick V. McNamara and Philip A. Hart sent regrets, Brown because of minor iliness, Farrell was given a 1959 Station a wegon, a shillelagh, a picture ot the Mackinac Bridge and a cer-|ff tificate of appreciation signed by his work on behalf of the selective service system. r" + 65 Used Hit, Run Over by His Motorcycle HONOLULU. (AP)—If you let it, a motorcycle will walk all over|ff you, This was learned ruefully by |f postman Jerry® Doi Wednesday while he dismdunted to empty a curbside box. His, three wheeler took off by itself, leaped the. curb, chased him onto a lawn and then Terms on happen? “Right in front-of the main post |} office bui biiiding. i at WALTON TV _ "Get the Kids Their Own TV Set and Avoid the Bottle of the Channel” $1495 Some Sets 30-Day ‘Exchange Period WALTON RADIO & & WV fs $15 E Welton, Cor. Joalyn | Rd. 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