Ae ak Dazzling Motorama Opens Today in New York Beil Dieasiie DR. FRANK A, MERCER Shareholders of the Pontiac State at their annual meeting Dr, Frank A. Mercer as a member of the board of di- rectors. : ‘Slaughter Hil’ Leveling OK'd “Broomfield Says Work on M24 North of Orion Will Begin Early in ‘56 Widening of M24 north from Lake Orion to the Oakland-Lapeer widening starting this spring. “— widening from Opdyke Pontiac to follow in 1956. ff ie BRE 1s ! A cH it is | ‘i i | i Hl i FB ts [Dream Vehicles in Many Colors (Spark Exhibits Pontiacs Draw ‘Ohs’ and ‘Ahs’ as Throngs See Waldorf Spectacle By HAROLD A. FITZGERALD Publisher Pontiac Press NEW YORK — Well, this ‘Tis it. There will be automobile shows in many cities, of course. In fact, GM's ‘|Motorama hits a glorified sawdust trail itself, but the current offering here at thei Waldorf Astoria, right in; this vast citadel, stands un- challenged as the real piece de resistance. - This is the show-down.. General Motors takes the rubber band off the most gargantuan of all corporate; bank rolls and experts pour} it on. They have a field day. Wednesday after- noon’s affair was a preview and they unfurl the flaps} on the main tent today. This means the guys and : gals from Gotham, the most the + * GM Unveils Fantastic Stage for Motorama Car Exhibit < é ie Cold Weather Invades Florida | Freezing Temperatures Across U.S. Follow Mid-South Snowstorm By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Snow tapered off over most of the country today but moderately cold weather continued in nearly as Prison Ge of prison officials. An ordnance officer, who brought to the prison in an cally: “There’s enough here to Boston Convicts Defiant ts Explosives “BOSTON (INS)—A large quantity of high explosives was. delivered to embattled, ancient Charlestown State Prison today, but: was taken to.a nearby armory on orders accompanied the explosives, Army staff car, said crypti- blow out a whole wall at 4 + Cherry Hill.” Britain Considers Asking sible chan the -Unit U.N. to Intervene in China LONDON Britain disclosed today that she has con- sulted with the United States and New Zealand on a pos- sible move in the United Nations to obtain. a cease-fire; 4, prepesed, in the China fighting. . Congress consider A Foreign Office spokesman, replying to a reporter's question, said the proposal “was one of a number of pos- of action which we have discussed with dias and.asked for a rajah, two * authentic numbers from India ig Reeve weather again today City Shoppers Hope of a possible end to probably would step one pace for-| extended southward to Atlanta] ‘|the two-day holdout of the ward, complete with turbans. And Will Be Jolted aicducmae. if you called for 3] nee Maite, Coe four prisoners, holed up in apiptees, ertiel, aimnenture . is = mn hen a by Siren Howls _ {the Cherry. Hill solitary con- that an ex- mostly in the high 40s in southern finement wing, was was shat- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | morida and southern Texas. If you happen to be shopping in| tered as they pledged they wets be ante Pontiac about 1 p.m. / will die rather than surren- |. Pont Chill d ween aor tah gyi beara ageeer pled LB forces on For- ontiac 1Me below, were in Wisconsin and |. ly and men-| ‘The note of defiance was struck b 10-De ree iti tlle reste Tec tae. tally—when the new civil defense | by Fritz Swenson, convicted Boston the Jebshun y g h wes: guureliy below air raid om om ae cop-killer, as the seige entered its today that “~ Should you on a s' Nn | third day. Swenson, an equal part- Temperature in moat of the west except i en. [several blocks of the Pontiac|ner in the rebellion with Theodore on owes “The coldest weather of the year| cific State Bank Bidg.. on which the|Green, bank robber and escape pean 4 hit Pontiac and vicinity today big device is located, chances are | artist, gunman Walter Balben, and in the to 1D] «rhe, Weather Bureau reported to-| you will feel as well as hear the |Joseph A. Flaherty, rapist, told ot Swa- —s Gs ne ee day that the major storm track} mighty blasts from the 180-horse- | his brother: west of southern For- | By 10a, m. the. temperature| Sus pe, en vathrallmed paca lame “We're going to stick it out. papain reached 18 and by 2 p.m. it had] thee south than normal, This has One Pontiac office worker hap- | They'll kil) us anyway, We have yy ie Ginbal ty 2: Tey MOS | uroast en ‘extansive sow belt! Pant fo ke Mme siren caoagh ammmuntion ty held Gems : eae from a low of 14 to a high of 25) yes tall: atop the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel : : Red China to ' country from the Rockies to the At- : . Swenson told his brother, Rus- Chinese coastal wa- degrees, with snow flurries most | jantic coast while there are con-| *usded. — sell, who came to te prison to es ¥ ER go ye oo een we ee sid olen On aaron veneed (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) aocnenee TARGET? Map 10-| Taipeh, Formosa, Nationalist it will be warmer tomorrow. The deep across Kansas and Missouri,|peak of its shrieks. 's F -|eates Chinese Nationalists’ Tachen ee oe 1 oad forecast is for rain probably mixed | From Besides, bei the source | Stars & Bars Forever Oe 9 oe Tenriessee and soe aries atin 5 Sonat kel Meier Ge. tO ais Islands (A) and Pishan (B), likely | their fingerhold grip on battered a high of 32 to 38. Tonight is ex-|was on on enue We Geptaa| tinting to tha'cars. T. probably |Senator Jef! Davis presided over |imvasion targets of Chinese Reds. | CEMAGHS. re meted he tine pected to be cloudy with a low of ranging up to about a foot in the | will be the biggest manmade noise |the Georgia Senate yesterday on More than 200 Communist planes cutnaat had fallen to p Porn to 18 to 22 degrees. mountain areas, yet heard in Pontiac. Robert E. Lee’s birthday. hit the Tachiens yesterday. $900 Million. Expenditare Urged in Next Six Years Willams Submits en 24-Point Schoo Aid Program fo Joint Legislature === : op had ageeraes bamee ha oe »<: e peveees : Cantor, eeeeeenene detenee aes Comics eee Oe eH eee eter erne County News... oo. ccs cccsaeease 2, 48 Crane, De. George. .....-.+6000000% a seeesswnsweees 8 ee, ere 0d NeWS, obo. cccsciciins. three 8 BatrORe, Bee. ccs ceccesccevaseeess “4 GO eer ree 6 MOPROTS 5 ck suvese ote Ld F ta beweeae “en wkgke Ka Sao 8% Bs pe eeeer — ~ - “ asube ren Fi “ici ty * 4 Rass . ils E a] I th i i 1 5 Message Gives Strong Promise <|0f 56 Tax Relief President's Economic i | | of the urged the sta unemployment in eral industries.” Marchuk of Norristown, Pa. on ¥ i i \ = The planned health center would li ff z : ik E i jail building courthouse at Saginaw tiac. Of the ii bi mn Fee th i i gi S kis | | i ' a Wednesday in Pontias GM Opens Curtain on Giant Motorama (Continued From Page One) pert would start peeling without) further inducement. It's an accurate east coast report proposed construction of As curtain time approached, all a $270,000 health center at the; county service center on North hands were in a final frenzy Wednesday, which is a conco- mitant part of every New York show, But somehow, everything slides into place at the last breath- g eg i & | if i i i it tee ae i i E i ; f : contrived te work a mit ! ! EEL Es mL i i EEE, er ¢ 2 uF H Hie EPTET mh Fil ‘Boy Leads Cops Grand River avenue. on Wild Chase Police Officer Injured in 9-Mile Race Behind Fleeing Teenager A 14-year-old Birmingham boy, who authorities said took the {am- ily car without permission, led police on a wild nine-mile chase through southern Oakland County | and Detroit early this morning. The chase ended when Birming- ham Police Sgt. Richerd Brown,, one of the pursuing officers, hit another auto at Lahser road and The boy and a 13-year-old com- panion stopped the car a short time after the accident at the Cran. brook and Maple road intersectica. Sgt. Brown gave chase when he spotted the twe boys driving to the police today. Brown will be x-rayed today at £42 was not burt, : Ike Sees Growth 7! i i 3 B fe Z Fe Y if 9 Py ; . | Mrs. Harry Esralian Richard D. of Walled Lake, Charles fi sya 8 4oT; ay i Criminal Cases Set for February Being Reviewed A review was begun today of 130 criminal cases now slated for trial in the February term of Oakland County Cireuit Court. Judge George B: Hartrick and Chief Assistant Prosecutor George F, Taylor will hold pre-trial con- ferences with each of the accused or their attorney# “Many persong who first plead innocent, immediately change their plea to guilty when they ap- pear in court fer a jury trial,” Taylor explained. “In the pre-trial conference, the case is reviewed’ and each indivi- dual given opportunity to change his plea then, instead of waiting for a jury to be assembled and a trial date arranged.” ~ Many persons change their pleas, said Taylor, lightening the jury trial docket.and preventing unnecessary assembling of juries. Pontiac Deaths . Harry (Mary) Esralian, 58, Tuesday she is survived by two children, | gies Me sR * ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 The Day in Birmingham Williams Presents. Big School Program "(Continued From Page One) schools by paying two-thirds of the actual cost. — 16—More money for the state tax commission to help local assessors. in obtaining more local tax funds | for schools. 17—~Increased state ald to junior - colleges from $130 per pupil to $225. 18—-State funds to pay communi- ties half the cost of expanding junior colleges, possibly combined with a central state authority over j porting one junior college. 2—A six-year -$150,000°00 con- struction program for state col- leges and universities, starting with 25 million dollars this year, at least 20 million dollars a year for the next five years and five ‘million 2 35 zF i rer i e : f : | fy ! i i ! 5 z ig gf Ef 3 % iit | i Ld BIRMINGHAM — Having last week released its first major rec- commendations on facilities need- ed to avoid a serious area juvenile problem, a nine-member youth committee last night held a meet- ing of minds with the Birming- ham-Bloomfield Hills-F ranklin Council of Community Services, to interpret the report. The main suggestion, that a per- manent formed by the council to deal with man, appointed a group under the chairmanship of Mrs, Harvey B. Greene to name the new com- “Mental Health in Our Schools” will be described by Mrs. Rheba Cope, visiting teacher for Pierce and Barnum Schools and speaker at tonight's youth committee be Area Group Set to N ame Permanent Youth Council day night activities in the Com- munity House Youth Room. Pro-| . grams from 8 p. m. to midnight} | for all high school students include both card and table games on Fri- day and a dance on Saturday. A roller skating party in Pontiac | | has been scheduled for tomorrow by the Y's TNT Club, with all in- terested teenagers invited to meet at the Y at 7:30 p. m. e * * Following a.dinner meeting at 6:30 tonight at the Community House, Business Women’s Club members will hear Mrs. W. F. . | Tighe give a book review. * * * Last-minute scurrying to buy those 1955 car license plates before the Feb. 28 deadline, may be fur- ther heightened until local auto owners become aware of changes made ‘this week. The Secretary of State’s office has moved from Chamber of Commerce headquar- ters, at 350 E. Maple Ave., to 820 f. tT. BIRMINGHAM—Rosary service ‘tor Oral T. Pelissier, 54, of 1207 Villa Rd., will be recited at 9 p. m. today from Bell Chapel of the Wil- liam R. Hamilton Co. The body will be taken to the Tonella Fu- FRIDAY & SATURDAY SUPER SPECIAL Pl ane ; | if PARIS ANU 4 Foot High 11 inch Wide Double le | e “ANNOUNCING NEW SERVICE at MOTOR BAR and GRILL— LUNCHEON BUFFET ..... FINE FOODS, ALI, YOU CAN EAT DINNER BUFFET FRIED CHICKEN ez CHOICE OF BEVERAGE a se @eee'e eee 4 cox 4 * 1.25 * Fits All Standard Boards—Scorch Resistant Silicone Ironing Board Cover Fameus .“Tex-Knit' silicene trea’ trening beard cover fite 9 N. 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African Witchdoctor Kills Waite's Dinetie's—Filth Floor ‘Evil Spirit in Otter Form Native Township that a “tokolo- Africans, the tokoloshe (call it lep- she” had been killed. in their midst | rechaun, goblin, evil spirit or what by a Lecce oad there was much London Dairy Whips Up Nip With Lottsa Zip LONDON «®—A big London dairy has begun production of an alco- holic milkshake—a potent brew of three parts milk and honey to one part whisky—to sell for the equiva- lent of 35 cents a four-ounce slug. The lacteal liquor was thought | up by Brian Laidlaw, a director of a suburban dairy chain, after | “his firm's fruit-flavored milk scored a big hit with the local emall fry. * © « ' “We decided that if the kids liked it, their fathers might go for loge similar with a kick in it," he said After tests, the government gave the dairy a license yesterday. The mixture, called Noggo, wil! you will), No ordinary biliaial dare tackle it, so the witch-docter was called | and killed it with a ‘medicine stick.” Excited groups of natives gath- ered to discuss the killing as the body was taken to the police sta- tion, Superstitions Africans ca- ressed their throats as they thought of the strangulation they had escaped, later pronounced the carcass to | be that of a magnificent otfer, strayed from its natural river- side habitat, But the African, of the Western Native Township know that te be nonsense. be-sold in taverns and liquor stores. Tt will also come with gin. rum or brandy in place of the whisky. U.S. dairies have been selling eggnog mixtures for several years but their customers have to add “Whoever heard of a tokoloshe a@ creature as an otter,”’ one said. A single female house fly can lay 600 to 1,000 eggs in her life- time, their own liquor. No honey, either. 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Badly 255 CONAN “Where Qu DERS of MEDICAL SCIENCE. tor’s prescription with a con- scientious adherence. ¥ vk JANUARY 20, iTry to Rescue ee 5 ro HHH jet I H : a Hi il 3 ze isi ih Hi silt i siiti; ui Legislature in preparation for a ae uri y ‘H ena nty ull Warra f TY, live ‘Reg. 219.951 Big soreen console include installation, de BS a -class condition. lin Fa items, All in first to prior sale! Pr j mrt Ss | construction, os , Road Commission women Sinehe 8. group of fo | Training Given = a _ Exciting new designs oe atte rail pii* ‘ail the border Uhre miles_ on either “Under the plan, planes ot of both be forbidden to to fly Lo J ogg gh tel SE Pacie, The sone, woud straddle eine eal aa Lie a Ht TREE Hits: x 5 ag. 218.96 Maytag. | 190.95 F 232.50! Cooks automaticall * é.. 21-1NCH MOTOROLA TV. Reg, , (1)... 8198. 208.96 Kelvinator 288.98 @ Built-in darner @ Reverse stitch @Round bobbin F(T): cccccrccones ~ as ' ; i; a= 178.06 oo. oo Reg. 607.50 Kelvinator 168,95 Westinghouse i Takigerater (2)....8348 I ange (0) one-312 ps so that the firm support can’t. wash out! Lined undersections, lastex insert. 32.86, A; 32-38, B; 34-38, C. White only. Uae ‘for utmost figure flattery! LOVABLE BRA Artfully constructed sot papal stitched - SHOP WITH FURCRASE COUPONS aMFEDERAL 4section cu from eyed es pny = he. Don Nips Suitor’s i uaP THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 “pebbles trom IB-yearold Mildred “Taylor's nose cavity, she said she stuffing a handful of "Solon op her owe when the was 3. “It’s wonderful,” she sald after the minor operation. “This is the first time I've breathed out of that side of my nose.” The flightless kiwi bird of New Zealand lays an egg that is a quar- ter of its own weight. Wisconsin Navy at End; Attack by Sea Doubtful MADISON, Wis. (UP) — A bill to abolish the Wisconsin “Naval Militia” was introduced in _ the Legislature yesterday. The authors of the bill said they didn't figure — | . FRIDAY | : & ONLY WOMEN’S NOVELTY SLIPPERS $ Pid Sale begins at 9:30 a.m. Friday! Be in line when the doors open! You can't afford to pass-up the. sensational savings on these much higher-priced house slippers at Federal’s! Choose from a big selection . of fancy styles in your fa- vorite fabrics including crepes, satins, leathers and ~ simulated leathers. Every color included in solids or combinations. All sizes in the Pe value:priced group! ; FEI Firmly nursery Infants’ Combed Cotton Shirts Short sleeve tie-side or sli | ado thes ond cea 2=*1 Infants’ Imported Dresses Cotton batiste, handmade and embroidered in the Philippines. Soft eotton knit, cleverly em- broidered or appliqued. 0-3. Save now on Boys’ Flannel Sport Shirts 1.00 Mom, here’s value! Sanfor- ized cotton flannel shirts with. convertible collar, tailored for smart appear- -ance. Bright plaids, novelty checks, neat houndstooth patterns. Washable. teat Save! Infants Patch Quilts oe sas 25 1.00 Infants’ Embroidered Creepers 1.00 2 to & Some irregulars. Men’s Shirts, Pajamas and Sport Shirts Infants’ Gowns and Wrappers Wisconsin would be attacked from either Lake Michigan or Lake Superior, Daily mileage on 32,542 rural routes in the U.S. is 1,505,926 miles, or a total of .459 million miles a year. é5 \ Famous Waldorf quality! . Sanforized white broadcloth dress shirts, 14-17, Coat or middy style cotton broad- cloth pajamas, A-B-C-D. Sport shirts in Dan River fabrics, rayon gabs. S-M-L. «Soft cotton flannel with shell x Toa | edge trim, for day or night use. GLEARANCE SALE! Tots’ weel coat, hat, leggings GOAT SETS Unbelievable values. 1-4. Not all styles im all sizes. ON wool tas Sone ee 13 key ry toe Boys’ and girls’ $ in heavyweight blue denim. tent 2 sa 3 *CORDUROY TOGS Bib-type overalls, boxer-style long. $ ies, 2-6, Infants’ crawlers. 2 3 ee DRESSES my embro — eee tS ot S18 moat 253 ©TOTS' SWEATERS Plaris Renewed Fight _ for State Speed Limit LANSING GP)—Sen. Robert E. Faulkner (R-Coloma) yesterday re- newed his unsuccessful 1954 fight to impose a spéed limit on Michi- gan highways. He filed in the Senate a bill to set a speed limit of 65 miles an hour during daylight hours and 55 mies an hour at night. Faulkner was defeated last year on the same measure. He argued that high speed was the major cause of serious auto accidents, Michigan now has no. highway | speed limit but a law requiring motorists to keep their cars under j~ control at all times. Many ducks have normal tem- peratures of more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit. r Hardware Study Set ANN ARBOR ® — “About 9 retail hardware store people are expected to attend the fifth annual . hardware sales study course at the University of Michigan next Tuesday in comfort! For ironing ‘Arvin’ board 3.99 YOUR CHOICE! Dior ol | OBOYS’ KNIT SUITS Freee, Easier ironing with an ‘Ar- vin.” Perforated steel top lets steam out, quickens dry- ing! Sturdy safety-lock legs prevent accidents. Take ad- ~ , vantage of this special Fed- eral value and save now! Imagine! Lamp, cocktail finish. All with tables in oak or gleaming mahogany *F FEDERAL’ gigantic savings event! Values to shout about! Big values! Formica Top Table Sale! 12 step or limed genuine formica tops that won't sctatch, mar or stain! Wipe clean in a jiffy! Hurry in! Elastic waist, band leg briefs, double crotch. Soft knit. 1-6. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL TOPCOATS Blue, gray, tan with $4 3 full rayon lining. 6-12. Boys’ Sarge 4.3 Cotton mid - drawers, shirts. mi mS RUBBER FLIGHT BOOTS Warmly lined boots Women’s, childs’ sizes. 2.00 BOYS’ BRIEFS, ATH. SHIRTS Combed cotton briefs, ‘4 $-M-L. Shirts, 6-16. wn BOY’ SANFORIZED PAJAMAS fas sonal 78> 1.50 MEN'S COTTON UNDERWEAR So a 2 fl CHAMBRAY BIG YANK SHIRTS Sanforized blue cham- 3 bray, full-cut. 1444-17. 2 WOMEN’S PLAY SHOES Son a te 3. 2000 MEN’S TAILORED SLACKS insta oa 9.00 MEWS FANCY WALDORF SOX Soup itsaa Set DECORATED PANTRYWARE cg E gnktren tg .00- DECORATED BEVERAGE SET subst Seve sow! 1,00 STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE Tarnish f service for 8 i in ae Rose! 9.00 WOMEN’S GAY SLIPPERS 1.50 STURDY peas SHOES Child’s 11-2; 2. 00 2%-6; women’s ve Crepes and satins in smart colors. 4 to 9. ERAL’S BIG DOLLAR DAYS BABY SALES! Here's value! Complete baby cs °16 PIECES i ty i taf. Cap 2 Wash Cieths 1 int, Towel | Baby Powder 3 Cards Pins t Quilt Ped Veatieme ‘en ‘ate oe Infants’ Blankets CREDIT-SHOP THESE - FEDERAL VALUES NOW! Use Federals handy. Purchase Conmearneieneey ont «2 <7 pF Be yee 4 eet 1z PONTIAC Press, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 955° Pe iS pt oe 1.00 LOOP AND SHEER RCS Cot iyo, Stet De 5 ~~ i gt , For Women! Smart Coats 22 sibelines, curls, tweed s, Ta Be and omens pastels, neutrals, and dark ine aaa ee omnis: Thrifty Buys Irregulars! and 51 -ga. Nylon Sale! 221 eyes to ee invisible ecw low price! Newest shades with fine line plain and dark seam. Sines Mell. . Girls’ Spting , ‘ Adorable styles in dainty — _ terns, 2-tones and solid Blouse Sale 2:3 nylon, easy-care Dacron and = fine cotton broadcloth. Pat- — and 7:14, Hurry and save! .. : wate Ware short sleeve slipons! Sin, ar. ab rp ra SB PROPORTIONED FIT SLACKS ie oro 5 sta 3.00 FEDERAL'S OWN BRA SALE ernasvin rom 2 O | BOYS’ LEATHER OXFORDS , berry oneeln'3s 4,00 | " FOUR-SUCKLE GALOSRES Res All.rabber, 4- buckle * - . s a ‘ : ee ale 2 ‘MULTI-RAYON CREPE SLIPS 3 cane 1.00" me Ets 1,000 LITTLE GIRLS’ GAY DRESSES cobra. Bon ood FIO GIRLS? SABFORIZED SLPS ray Ld ; Ese AO 4 Pav Tipe guns. Reversible designs cick 0a06 ih Save! Smt 9.00 i colors oy 5.00 free eg whatnot oy pans ee 00. READY-TO-PAINT CORMICES — Dovetail deine 96” Here oe 1.00 - _mauianaendian 5 i py Mendy 2 ‘ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 | a SOgATT ee , Tuesday Night Bingo | pany wanted to hold recently les-|Irigh Setter Points Fish, . |* 886.” but the act tumed out to /so much attention thas Ba, Oeresne JUNIOR EDITORS Replaces Court Session | night to impiove public facilities, | Then Hauls Them Out a recent sports show here. | had to perform the trick ach day. dae ! 1 STANHOPE, N. J. (UP) — The ie Sn ee ee WILMINGTON, N. ¥. (UP) — 2 ee ees eee, Pee ae : vie he hite man date " trate Regis ith’s Tuesday night into has borough council found that gam | court ins to Mofday night. | Frank Weed, injernationally known | the pool to retrieve the fish.” completely explored miles of bling paid better than court fines; The games and court ses-|dog trainer, has an. Irish setter| Weed says Si isn't always suc-| winding channels in the Ever and acted accordingly. - | sions are conducted in the same | that can point and catch trout. cessful, but at least} puts on a giades which spread over four mil- When the Stanhope Fire Com-/! room . Weed started training Si “just as good show for the visitors. He drew | lion acres. . ‘SEARS a al a | TODAY — you'll Save: | wae ROEBUCK AN best dressed working men save $1.94 on Hercules. LET’s. GO TO MARKET—4 x : Bringing in Cases / i e ‘ Big trucks, carry to stores the groceries that your mother buys , . * there. When you go marketing with her you may see one of these : a curbed. It helps the child master trucks, and men unloading big cardboard cases from.it. te ’ ' the basic tool of commiunication— Danny helps with this on Saturdays when he does not have | Sy : } Se get ee NS San cae Dead eck. In the sore clerk take the Qrocecian tad’ pu if. as small store, groce: put | = : Seed, he rove tongs tne them on the shilives 20 thn customers can find them. ( regular 2.49 Hercules shitts - $ learning to read, write and listen.” In coloring this picture, give Danny a dark blue apron and light : Shirts the speech spectaliot sald tho |biue shirt, if you wish. You can make his pants (shown in the circle) regular 2.98 Hercules pants : ehild who can speak many words |>rown and the grocery cases any color you wish. . for when he starts to Jearn to read Paste the picture down on cardboard and cut out the big figure K _ Sor will have little trouble tying the |204 the circle.’ Put the circle behind the boy and fasten it to him with now what @ warking man looks | | - printed symbol to the word in his a paper fastener at the dots marked with arrows. Now he'll look as in clothes? Just a name, Hercules! - mind. he does in the little drawing. po j Von ved. amtest sontotand cotton Pants $ | : ant i Fold back the strip under the truck. Push the truck Danny “twill ou e roughest wear, Swng rg plenty pom will walk ‘ A shrinks less ‘than 1%. Dress styling, for Poplin Parka Coat nity to read aloud at all age levels, action-free fit; shirts 1442-17; pants B-9 Army Style cents who have poor diction and| ‘know they are ihe unpleasant voices probably. also| eat yet? Are ‘aie poor rs and writere—be-| some chow now r tbat warm tn ‘vised “gg bee ( Pate — SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN Ratton. Ry over xt . Scarlet . *% cw help children -— or olive @ priced. a ae . = ——- | HERCULES To sar , : worn ; — CLoTMine, nylon ond rayon gabardine surcoats @ = of Buy Now... Save 2.54 . ao Cheice of Four Colers Men; here’s your opportunity to enjoy big savings on Her- cules gabardine surcoats! Made of nylon and rayon for ' warmth .. . they‘re quilt lined; ae isa outer shell repels water, resists wrinkles. Blue, tan, slate or - green in sizes 36 to 46. SAVE Up to 9951/9 all wool © zip -ling Oi. : topcoats i, i | Ws ee ee ny ete NS ue 42.7 YOu 1 3. SAVE ak ee fe £553 : ; the law of supply and demand.” A conservative estimate of the cost to consumers of the big price rise in the first eight months last year wag 293 million dollars, the report said, : * * * The report said other factors had contributed to the price boost and it declared the New York ‘offee and had 4 Old Friend Shoots by a long-time friend who got into | li a i efi cult Hie HY TTuls | Hi rf 3 ivi ag ? x ; : Hf 3 i i Better Risks Than Men assorted patterns and colors Seite up to 52¢ , THE PO Y, JANUARY 20, 1955 - : eee : . ’ : - ‘ s- + # i- >. , Values ‘to 79! Fairloom The “super special” mood is sweeping Sears in big sale-savings for YOU! Large selection . of quality combed cottons ALL at an unbelievably low price! Buy your sheer _ organdies, dimity, dotted swiss, botiste and lawn today for extra large fabric savings! 36-inches. i Yard Geods—Sears Main Floor Training Pants Heavy Rib Knit Combed Cotton Now Only 39 Pr. Save on soit white double fab- a ric training pants. Elastic % waists in sizes to 4 at, Sears! a ad : = wr Sears Savings Center For Baby's Diaper Needs! - Gauze Diapers | BE oven BB | Quality Diepers ° Sv» Now on Package of 12 Mopeveuckle Good Quelity Make Sears your Savings-Center for baby’s diaper needs! Reg. 2.29 12 for 1.88 Come in today and buy o supply of these soft, absorbent Colne im for baby's diaper -thrifty quality Honeysuckle cotton gauze diapers in apo oe save! Buy soit, Sparkling white. 20x40-inches. (ee ee sper. white votton diapers. a mth 2) x27-in. square! 2 oe Infant's Dept-—Sears Main Floor Cozy Winterweight Terry Sleepers ae ia Priced Low ] 98 et Sears! » Three-pieces! Pulloter top, ski type pants, bootees. Four coi- ors. Infants’ sizes, small and large. 27. Save 20° a Pound! milk a Sane ei 39%. Denim Jeans os Reg. 7 T° Washicst. Vat-Dyed Colors _ ‘Sanforised* And Washiast Nylon Reinforced Heelguard ; — per ——— — eonoetad crme 98e Reg. 1.98 1 .66 Reg. 1.19 88¢ Reg. Pr. $] ‘ cente c e rs sale price! Boz t with Cut gaibeened Lect tee Satal - Come to Sears today end anck |: Regular 7%¢ Mitk Chocolate Peanut Clusters... .0. $¥« per,vivetn in tron. vbar tacked tate and cation, Preshrunk mace to toy in place! Wate up on Tour 7 on Condy Dept—Sears Main Plooe axe 1%. with Gin. binding. mS Tae, Sao des of alee ae 1 to 15-yd. lengths i BRACH’S Assorted | chocolates / Girls’. Sanforized® . ~~ Our Regular 4.98 Quality colors, too!. Come in now—see them and save! plus ten Here are just two, of the many favorites in Sears big sole-selection! Choice.of shapes ond sizes . . . and 7 allergy-free. Cover to match your decor. Packaged in Buy Now. Sea; 2.99! Boyville Plaid §iee Surcoats ‘“Sg/!-=--| ee eee ! Regularly : | Decorative Pillows 9-Pair Shoe Rack | Choice of Colors. Fabrics Bright Chrome-Plated Stee! Priced at , [s Rey. 100 = AY Reg 259 447 8.98 ie Smart, bex round or square pil- Holds any type of shoes—loop : eee ae — filled. a atyle pe Rubber al Lay i } lbrcs. “Seve now! Each'aae S| of Your Choice of Latest Part-Wool Plaids 14 of Choice of All Boys’ Sizes from 8 to 18 i Where but at Sears can you find savings like these? He'll be warm poe as toast in this Boyville surcoot iS . Of 20% reprocessed: wool, 20% i= reused wool and 10% nylon shell Ge « —with 100% reprocessed wool Pos interlining. Attractive plaids in sizes 8 to 18. Save! 2 = ais Peer - > ' Ba Wi 4 : | \ 4 M = (idee Sale Priced! Durable Corduroy Pleated Longies ‘Leen Ste Pillow Forms Priced Laaeet: - Buoyant Form © Smatt mix and match srs = ON RE. pe oe tow at Sears! Plump, cloud orms give yeors’ - One ‘pa’ rw of weor, never mat! Woshoble, mildew-proof, and for school wear! Sizes 4.10. bag. See them now—at Sears! ee : e Notions Dept.—Sears Main Floer. Reg. 498 Boys! Sines... 3.99 1 os ‘|entertaining people in Tokyo. TOKYO TRUMPETER—Night-club entertainer Akiko Suehiro does a backbend to show how easily she ripples off some “‘cool’’ notes on the trumpet. ie Seeeeeeey sre Sag COON. Aas Serebatics while Show Business , Received 6 Votes By EDDIE CANTOR In 1932 a group of people insisted that I run for president. It was a large and distinguished group consisting of Ida, Marjorie, Natalie, Edna, Marilyn and Janet. ‘Every member of the family voted, and theitd what I finished with—six votes. Not bad for a | guy who never finished grammar school, However in 1956 it’s going to be different. I already have the backing of ‘many busi- mess groups. Take the druggists, for in- stance. They insist that I run. It seems they're overloaded with aspirin and feel: that with Cantor as president they have a very good chanice of getting rid/of it, Industrialists are for me. They applaud my theory of what causes inflation. S60 simple, too Here's the reason: You go into a store and you want to buy a nickel candy bar, but. you've got to pay g dime for it. Why do they charge you THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 Eddie Cantor, Rab jus President-—-. .|in Egypt. ¥" in 1932 Election a dime? -Because the man who makes it has to pay more for sugar. Why does he have to pay more for sugar? Because it costs more to grow the sugar. Why does it cost ‘more to grow the sugar? Because it costs more to pick it. Why does it cost more, to pick it? Because the man who picks it is 1s getting higher wages. Why does he have to get higher wages? Because when he goes inte the'store to buy | oe eee ee Oe Renee ey © Gime for it. ; The first thing I'l do when I’m setaidiint will be to change around the map of the world for the purposes of peace, I’ll put France where Germany. is—I’ll put Germany where England. is—I’ll put England in Holland—I'll put Russia , all these people would be so busy learning a new language stad Just wouldn't have time to fight! (Copyright 1955) * Believe Bar Owner Shot Girl Friend, Self DETROIT ® — Distraught over his broken romance, a Detroit bar | owner apparently murdered his at- we ceaaen blonde girl friend yester- day, then committed suicide, po- A maid found the bodies of Jack | Frank Fera, 47, and Sue Marie | Myers, 21, yesterday in a room at “a hotel in downtown Detroit. | Detectives said they had been dead for about 12 hours, Ofticers said Fera evidently had shot Miss Myers in ‘the. chest, slashed his wrists in an adjoining |} bathroom and returned to the room where he fired another shot from his .45 caliber pistol into his own chest. Fera’s wallet contained $531. In New Zealand, sheep outnum- ‘ber people 17% to 1, - vopay! ‘STARTS | ak ind on Now Serta again offers pod so B ng Ws dred _and built firmness doctors Sees savings of a lifetime! | YOURS! ae These Health is 2.98 Double weave means extra strength, extra absorb- ency ... soft gauze is extra quick-drying! Large . | 21x 40” size folds in many ways to fit small or large babies. Package of one dozen. 229. Soft and absorbent for baby! Mom. can launder them again and they’re extra sturdy and long wearing. With shape- retaining hemmed edges. 27” x 27” cut size. Pack- age of one dozen. | PENNEY’S _—~PENNEY’S DRAWSTRING DOUBLE WOVEN: COTTON COTTON KNIT GAUZE DIAPERS Pnwne ys GOWNS 98... Help protect baby’s feet and hands f drafts. Soft combed cofton is kind to tender skin, absorbent, . quick to dry. Snap closing, raglan sleeves. White, maize, mint, pink or blue. Infants’ sizes, again, esingle breasted. White, ‘Geis un Wea tee , Charcoal slits | All Wool Gabardines . TO )PCOATS | -RAPPY’S 9 SOUTH SAGINAW 3 ee ‘V3 or NATIONAL | CLOTHING» COTTON KNIT DOUBLE THICK LAP SHOULDER TRAINING VESTS PANTS 49: 39° No pi “buttons to f With double reinforced with — clever yexpansion body, triple reinforced shoulder gets them on and pide | aed a ab. off in ajiffy! Short sleeve soft ribbed knit bed style in combed cotton, cotton; elastic in leg band, sizes 1to6. . + tet eursery pat- —just see how they stand terns! Fine quality heavy- = — Oe. wel Set, diitiivesaen lo Uith ond sturdy stitched ends, WArm, easy to wash. 6” green, lilac, "x 40” vin bnetines 36°50." portant little things . that get baby—and Mom PLASTIC FORMULA, BAG. JOMINIC Republic Finds Peace at: Point of a Pistol tse i iy | ft i i r ets te Ree tie gee s &. | | r} i F HE i Fi f 4 ! i i Fy if hi i i | 5 * a fH u =f i | i R i i P ‘ it | to Dominican police. stepped ay er caine MEN’S FREE. Regular to $75 Se Ze eee ; ‘ : “SUIT PRICES SLASHED! © Hundreds of finely tailored suits, specially selected to offer the wise shopper the widest possible selection of styles, colors and fabrics . . . and best of all, every- one has been reduced from to $75 to a rock bottom , price. But hurry, at these prices they won't last long. ° Many with two pairs of pants available. Alterations. MEN’S TOPCOAT | PRICES SLASHED! | More Warmth . . . Less Weight . . . and Prices are drastically reduced. All the newest and smartest styles are well represented in.a wide range of fabrics and colors . . . in sizes for regulars, shorts and longs. One - look and you'll say ‘there is comfort, style and warmth without weight’... choose yours today from hun-- dreds of fine coats and save. Spe OY GREYHOUND SPORTCOATS | A fine value for. those who’ prefer the better things _ Val, to. st | 9% $3450 Others Reduced 20% ~~ ” Genuine 3-Way Knit Suede Jackets | * id Reductions on & . TAKE 30-60-90 DAYS TO PAY OPEN AN OSMUN’S CHARGE ACCOUNT peat . Early Birds will get these Wonder. Bar- gains! Oemonstrator, Crate Marred, Floor Sample Furniture, TV and Appliances going at Terrific Rurmmage Savings. Limited quantities, some one- of - a - kind. Drive, Walk or Run... but BE here! Reg. $199. 95 Modern 9-Pc. Bedroom ‘Group Wonderfully styled single dresser, chest of drawers with and panel bed. Beautiful hand idea of where he wants to live, gets acquainted with his new brushed blond finish. TWO handsome boudoir to Mr. and Mrs. amps, TWO piump feather pillows, famous comfortable mattress and resilient coil spring. Reg. $139.95 Modern 8-Piece Sofa Bed Group ‘39 Handsome modern sofa bed buoyantly spring-filled for seating and sleeping comfort, TWO mahogany or blond : end tables, matching cocktail. table, TWO modern table lamps, plus TWO st | i ictll Hil fess Hl i; i 4 i 4 Je if sf ! 3 oF & conversation is absorbing 4 : 4 i ‘ ; rtf i 4 § 1 5 E i : Ad ai ant Maybe these couples surprise | spoume is going to say ne simply because they never Sur-/hojld with the silence i 2 5 e E z 1s “9 iF aa E78 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 ET RE me Reg. $199.95 Inviting 8-Pc. Living Room Group New wide arm sofa and matching lounge chair, built for years of comfort and lasting charm, TWO mahogany or blond end tables, matching cocktail table, TWO china base table lamps, large framed picture included. Reg. $79.95 5-Pc. Gleaming Chrome Dinette Set S39 - stealing quintet! Semi - oval one’ with extension leaf. Y chromed legs end mer-proof plastic top. 4 matching chairs. Chrome frames and tic upholstery. | : prised each other, They were | : } Fa Rl arco hare “ae nmecer ou S95 reve 21 Wt Dea Co FIN95 pace ae 1° tee SEQ OS _—) ei 4 ng dear! Pet Sur bor whet |g 299-9 marraney bin on 9239" PET GipAWeeisccectee ecco: $ 1795 sigan ) ) - , ry 69) ‘toc’ $@ps7; $Qse | $ 87 epee 2 : | - 9 3 16 All Int quality, since 10 to 18 - 2 for $5 We Repeat + Buy Now While You Can Save So Much! You'll Never Forgive Yourself If You Miss These Great Savings! Get In Early! ; Waite) len: Biggeduction to save you money. Buy on easy credit | terms . . . take 6 months to pay. is 7 in From a Maker of 24.99 Quality | a : TOTS’ COAT SET]; wepreecarast | Jackets Sizes 3 te Ox i : en nk a Bae roman in jhe sinconditionsd | es |i | Ce . fesse ..... $149 Levi's |] ' It Costs So Little to "tis : ~ os = a re | lLh}hSPCl ll ee =8=6)3=—l«Shirts ..... to Seas i -Modernize NOW! [erccoeci2 eee |e oo : hit the foreign women, mainly PINK ELEPHANTS—Pastel colored elephants are {elephants with pastel water colors for a. television | : : 3 x z : : Americans. : i just Reegpeoran oo hear about. Tiey ery color — — big a. 4. ct _— blue, Mothers, Here's Bargains, 29.99 : : * 8 exist. , actor Sterling splashes one | green para ) ‘, : | T ILE Your Bathroom or Dracll cada inci woshtantei th: . 3 é GIRLS’ COATS e til the oil company finally drew "44° Thirty-nine of the states will| 7 Kitchen Walls Now Stevens Expected |Flagpole-Sitting | gin ivere:‘bsnd cn veo ot| ) : wt dn Seats dean © ec} Fails to Brin since . i , if fo Assist Probers Tham | 19°? || WASHINGTON «Secretary of Fame to Woman : | sxow the Army Stevens was said today. PARKLAND, Wash. ® — Once| § Save for now and SUITS to have promised to cooperate with | upon a time all you had to do to| | a oe Investigations subcom-| grab yourself lots of attention and | | 3 to 16. 7 i ix Tation of thee Preeae case. "| some offers of this and that was to c — eh ooimatiien’ dctitites climb a pole and perch there for a Coats. .$13 : be quoted by name, said Stevens | few days, ‘+ "3 r Se Mary’ s .. $25 Geberdine, i : gave such an assurance to Sen. | ae ’ - Pere a to 6x. ei McClellan (D-Ark) yesterday in a It wits only 25 years ago, in fact, | § q 7 Pleece Coats . $23 ee | eal : | ty other matters. > | ot some notice with a 100-hour) | : | -* « «& stint, Within a year or two the| | ° | McClellan declined comment. | time was 14 anya, then 35, then 34. b | eatil "Monday of a dubtheuaitiee | . The stunt broadened out to na- _ 3.99 Famous Grand Tricot . |: meeting which had been called for | ionwide proportions but the pub-| @ today, and said he expects then a | licity thinned down. As far ax Miss. } NAT MORRISON. Mgr. - soe Pee tae"! ces gin Seared || DIAMONDS il een 3 pa den-| And here she is about to set a} | , a uafving J. Peress, an Army den-| record of 153 days atop « 6i-oot |!) AT GREAT SAVINGS é tnd co benoeable discharge afer [P0C—it she hangs on until to-| 5 , . _* smn TIC TILE is today’s most modern lifetime invoking the Fifth Amendment in| M0 "Once un the tiephone. i BUY NOW AT | Surface. 5x7 bathtroom ex- = special conamine ‘Wer apes Saggpe tmdell oe aoeges Ry * pertly tiled, installed 4 foot oe & largely in accusa Sen ee ee Washes easily, dries : above fleor includes cap- §$ 2 Carthy (R-Wis) veya. « etating cungeny which presume: ENTIRE STOCK guicnty. “White only is f ' " F takes care © a ’ ping, labor and materials. 5 coddled Communists. Stevens. | jaundry problems. But thus far no ; 1 Blouses. 49 | : ad , while disputing that, has said one has offered her anything in the . OFF Shite 5’. $1.88 , = , Peress’ case was badly handled. way of fame and fortune. z 3 Panties, 25¢ : | : (installed on ee °® . Is she discouraged? Not at all.¢ | * — Oiiiad ‘petone. night ) Proper Surface} -_eeteinn. tt sero he will a -_ 75,00 Diemend . $50 Palomas .. $2.88 |" : a 1 budget asking . record ee | the Senate for “‘a little less than | secure for awhile. $200,000" to finance subcommittee ws NO MONEY DOWN Tre eed be abost the samai"s. |Bill Collector Must Pay |} , ee a \ Cc ae the commiittee’s spending under the| SAN ANTONIO, Tex. —Mike| / From Our Stock of to 7.99 < On Wall-to-Wall arpeting chairmanship of McCarthy in 1954. |-villareal, a bill collector for the| § 9 ee iis : —_ a Friendy Finance Co. here, was) 7 Ladies DRESSES Luther Burbank produced the | fined $25 for disturbing the peace. } 7 Shasta daisy in eight years by | Louis Gomez told the judge inj7 - fas ay tA . * cross-pollinating three varieties of | justice court that Villareal threat-| | = _—_—_—_— the plant, two English and one|ened him with an ax while at-|) tn 99 jh Japanese. 3 tempting to collect a debt. Ay |! . Sise 1 to bal to «4. per A : Te 8.99 ase a a Te 12.99 en | Ram os eae | Te 18.99 it 10.99 inn ie ” New Shipment 12.99 Men's — q Group of to 39.99 . We i : Dress Coa \ Ait wool 341096 ' “wt All wool, 34 to 46. 5 -. 2 for $5 4 eee oe Gloves .....2.88 | Extra Son .....2 for $¥ Lies ee | ; s pees Muskrat Coste... 644.9199 __BIGHTEEN ‘whose autobiography, be published in March. yesterday the story’s title refers to the good luck Graziano has had in | rising from humble beginnings. oe Rocky Graziano Story _ to Be Filmed by MGM HOLLYWOOD @& — Metro-Gold- | ‘wyn-Mayer studio says it will film | “the fife of boxer Rocky Graziano, | Will Speak at Tea and Mrs. George Webster | will speak at the silver tea spon- | body Up There Likes Me,” “Studio chief Dore Schary said @ Free $20 Worth of Mer- @ Plus $12 Trade-in on Your 4 Tires! Regular ‘pressure SUPER SAFETY or low pressure LUXURY RIDE Four 670 «x 15, ree ; with Trade-in new only $73.40 Plus $20 worth of merchandise Four 600 x 16 ‘eg. $77.60 with trade-in new only $65.50 Plus $20 worth of merchandise. All these prices pius Vax and your ela tires Hig savings on 1, ft and 3 tires, WESTERN AUTO 162 N. Seginaw St. ~ Store Hours Monday thru Saturday 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Friday 9 a. m. te 9 p. m. ful ploy. a . - ‘ re-Spring Lay-Away Sale KEEP YOUR CHILDREN SAFELY AT PLAY IN THEIR BACK YARD NEXT SUMMER! Keep them happy and sofe with this wonderful play gym! Specia! layaway price includes everything necessary for a summer of enjoyment and health- Lifting Championships at Vienna, |George Crabtree Wins ‘Y’ Toastmasters Oscar *Y’ Toastmasters Tuesday eve- ning awarded the Oscar of the day to George Crabtree for his com- iments on the question, “Should 'Pontiac High School include ice hockey in its sports schedule?" It was announced that on Tues day, Jan. 25, the toastmasters will have a joint meeting at the YMCA with members of Pontiac Toast masters Club. Tuesday's toastmaster of the evening was Tony Renne. . Russia did not adopt the Gre gorian calendar until after Worid War I was ended, despite its use ' by. most of the civilized world, Orig. $25.95 8 PLAY GYM on ot mend Rings 7 9° 5 JUST $2.00 WILL HOLD IN LAYAWAY! Reg. $37.95 10 PLAY GYM @ 6 ft. Galvanioed Safet--Fermed Slide @ Chioning Per @ 1 feat 2? Hand Rings >) 5” i @ Sturdy Ladder for Stide ; i LAY-AWAY NOW FOR SUMMER USE Reg. $45.95 11 PLAY GYM © 4 ft. Galvanize Safety-Formed Slide @ Sturdy Ladéer fer Slide @? Swings @ Trapere Bar @ Basketball — Reguiatien Site Geal Seal Glide @ Shewer SR ET ete a HOBBY HOUSE 7 S. SAGINAW, PONTIAC HINES i White House Shares Tree With Bird ievery day, a wild pheasant files | into Mrs. Donald Currence’s back i week's snowstorm. They share a ' limb together. Not One Cent Extra for Credit Loeated in Courthouse Block JEWELERS — OPTIC! WORLD'S STRONGEST?—Norbert Schemansky, 30, right, called the world’s strongest man by the Russians of the International Weight is a new member of the Detroit police force. His amazing physical development brought a nod of approval from Dr. Wilford C. Wood, department physician. Ike Rounds Out Ist Half of Term Backers Believe He'll’ Seek 4 More Years to Complete Progrom WASHINGTON (INSi— President Eisenhower passes the halfway mark of his four-year term in of fice today well] on the way to mak- ing good on his campaign prom ises, and there were mounting | 'signs he will seek s second term ito complete the task | As the soldier-President began | — his third year in the White House, | | most Republican leaders confident. | ily believed he was ready to re-| jenlist for another four years to| ‘carry through the job he accepted | with some, reluctance in 19%? One of these signs, in the | opinion of. some observers, was | the balance sheet of administra- tion successes and setbacks on the second anniversary of Eisen hower's inauguration as the na- | tien's 34th President, It was a record which showed) impressive accomplishments by the first. Republican President in 20| years—but left the nation still wait. | ing for large-scale tax cuts. a bal- | anced budget and the security that could come only with an ‘easing of cold war tensions Still unfinished; too, was the President's self .- imposed task of molding the Republican Party into a “progressive moderate’’ force which could win the support of ‘a| majority of Americans without the | magic of the Eisenhower name. Sach debits were enough to make exponents of the “unfin- | ished task” theory certain Eisen. — hower would seek ai second term, however strong his urge | to retire te bis (Gettysburg farm. Republicans eager to have Eisen- hower head their ticket again had another, simpler factor in their) | favor: The President gave increas- | | ing evidence, after two years in} | office, of thoroughly enjoying his| | job. : The 64-year-old executive ig in excellent physical condition, thanks in part to frequent rounds of golf! and other enforced relaxation from the man-killing pressures of the Crazy, Mixed-Up Cat HAGERSTOWN, Md. —Almost yard and roosts on a tree. Then the family cat climbs the | tree—but not to chase the bird. I seems the two have become fast! friends ever since the pheasant dropped in for a visit during last STORES 1 SALE 2° 81: RELIEF FOR COLDS Iso-nel Nose Drops Huskaley Cough Drops 2/Il« Histop Cough Syrup Camphorated Oil, 4-oz.. 2/61<¢ Thylo Geargle, pint Analgesic Balm Chesto Vapor Rub Anti-histemine 50's PILLS AND TABLETS 2 for 76 sees 2/6le Mentholated pine sheen 2/36¢ tar formula for PEERLESS 50¢ botties of 100 CLEANSING 2 for 1.01 cleans the. pores. 2 for 5le } - oz. bottle with * dropper. Speedy CRYSTALS 2 for 76c Softens the water. Kidney Pills 40’s Hinkle Pills 100’s lodine Tabs. 100’s _... ‘Magnesia Tabs. 100’s. . Quinine 2 §r. 12's Seda Mints 100’s Brewer Yeast 250's Saccharin 1,000's OLD TIME REMEDIES Boric Acid, 4 oz. Senna Leaves, loz... Comphor Spirits, | oz... 2/36¢ POWDER Glycerin, 4 oz. 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ABY lanolin to eeeev ety ad Baby Bunting 2 for 36¢ Improved formula; big 4'2-0%. Cans. NURSERS 2 for 4le 8-oz. graduated; * can be boiled. 2 for 1.01 100 disposable liners per box. Ce nie ee i OLIN BABY OIL 2 for 76 75¢ 8-or, bottles fine grade oil. . eck 7» * z s Oe ed “3 j China’ Sea, so small they can't be > 1 found on most maps. But with a strategic value all out of propor- Reduced ys tion to their size. ° os They are island outposts of 7 $ ais, sharp thors in he eso One Group at *. , step to remove those thorns a Today the Reds turned their at 7 NATIONAL G islands with a 200-plane raid and wi “ Soak Bel adie ind Oe 9 SOUTH SAGINAW =e) — Pishan, posing a threat . re. ; The islands at a glance . University Hospital in Ann Arbor. James is shown : | at work in the appliance shop ot the hospital at | worked on the special shoes for five yeas bat thee equare mls, was °Till L | ry . measure the customers, and then/ Lincoln's Visit Marked Scab artilery. “The idand te eight 1 yer enses Cripples Aided [sxccrsasclinor Vet ees ee), 6 OE em ; te the ton, nae, than. ciate walt on Gen. Lee’s Birthday The Tachens: The most impor- Kindy Quality ne 90 extra leather and attaching the| ¥T. MONROE, Va. ®—The date| ‘ast of the northern offshore © More Accurate by Shoemakers |= == nia, te hs el a etwneneeceees | * y CTS | itty ts the show tas to te anaes ee thine pert, th} sens a mts sot ot Fe | Harder Polish for in UM. Hospital Workers | shoe needs some work dane on fe |,,Ttats, "HY ceremonies were] [ae Nt iim aren’ they are | KIND Operate Shop ng oeaniee ase patie —~ wo Gotieme: 5)... sow and-they ore stented Special Footwear For thie doctors and experts who| Lincoln's 1862 visit to Ft. Monroe.| PY. 2.000 well-armed soldiers ©@ Yet cost less than 2c per day! ’ ANN ARBOR # — Shoes to set | MaKe the blueprints and the final! Taking a prominent part was the| “™4 Snerrillas..- crepit Ks his feet walking are the job of | 70m, the job never ends. The | commander in chiet of the Sons of| Pishan: It is 32 miles south of/ py soencer Outen, Optometrist ° Sy A igh at | a> ‘ums out some 700 shoes @/Union Veterans of the Civil War—|the Tachens. Area is about three oe Hants ~¥ shoemaker at | yest. Maj. Gen. U.8, Grant II. | square miles. It has a gafrison of| Sager fe: oe In the appliance shop of the hos- re pital at the University of . | | -- Broome ee eos —_\ And BULOVA Join To Bring You This AMAZING ee ‘And BULOVA Join To Bring You This AMAZING of polio patients strength to stand, and then to walk. - But polio patients aren't the only As ones. The shop makes the same shoes for cerebral palsy victims, Unlike regular shoemakers, | ieee dan. Tue temr low i FORMICA COUNTER TOPS [irq cr’ cecurzes’ shiver, 2 turned by satisfied ; . Most customers FINEST WORKMANSHIP patthve Gr venames ct gee Formica pressure Bonded to Mahogany toe on teiea Plywood as per Manufacturer's Specifica- [rte appliance shop, where nine tions. men and women work in a homey * atmosphere, also on ae “a s crutches, special corsets, arm and Redford Building Specialties | =2.2s= = 3"... 140 Starling Dr., Commerce iat ec ooapugud ww On « * rce " duct Telephone EMpire 3-2279 — phir shoe manufacturers. | WHAT A DEAL! : piel ° , T BOUGHT ALL THE MANUFAGTURER HAD ~S 1 Wait , - ™ when Inventory Cost. Pee; X : ou Seve Plenty) ; | : on any NEW 1955 Trade-In and Save during this history-making Sale! Now you can get as much as $25.00 for your old watch, regardless of age, make or condition, when you trade it in for e new 1955 Bulova. oe ee : i Prices include federal tex _, om v7 17 jewete, : 2 s _NO MONEY DOWN-#I - OPEN FRIDAY. * gwaiery THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 a ‘Says U.S. Changing Policy on Red China WASHINGTON ®-—Sen. Mans- field (D-Mont) said today it ap-| pears the United States “is chang- ing its policy” toward Communist China. Sen, Knowland (R-Calif) suid he is not ready to say a shift is in the making. Mansfield, avoiding any expres- sion of al or disapproval of what. he called “an apparent de- gree of further recognition of the Red Communist regime,” said in an interview: “We seem to be shifting in part the responsibility over the For-| mosa situation to the United Na- tions. Up to now we have been! the sole arbiters.” Both Mansfield and Know land | serve on the Foreign Relations | Committee. Knowland, the GOP leader, has disagreed with some aspects of administration policy in the Far East. Ambassador T. F. Tsiang, Na- tionalist China's chief delegate to the U.N., said in a New York speech last night the Chiang Kai- shek government on Formosa “will never bind its hands by U.N. reso- lution or any other method.” New Guinea is 1,500 miles long. UNBEATABLE Attorney General Pledges Legal, Efficient Service LANSING (UP) — Thomas M. Kavanagh, iney general, says he wants his | department run on a strictly legal basis, with no special or seoret | favors to government officials or | private corporations. Kavanagh, who was elected in| the Democratic sweep of last Nov. | 2, already has banned so-called “letter” or “off-the-cuff” opinions which are not recorded or kept on | file. “] picture my department as a large law office giving service | | to state officials and the people of Michigan,” Kavanagh ‘aid. “As such, I want it run on an | efficient, legal basis.” From now on, all legal opinions will be a matter of record and kept | on file, he said. Kavanagh, a 44-year-old attor- ney from Carson City who has practiced law for 23 years, also said he intends to eliminate re- quests for opinions from unofficial ageticies or private corporations. Requests for attorney general's opinions must come from govern- ment officials or agencies. Prob- ably the closest link between the attorney general’s office and the PAR ()} SMART MONE waliti Towel | VALUES! EAS a A ER NR HE tute “Gone” tobe (Ce Senet Combination. HUNDREDS OID Pam A Rew oP tome VW2URR® St mie 16 125 —— _599.~.- new Michigan attoF-' strlen Be money down, Sees | public is the county prosecutor who is eligible fo seek ‘opinions. As an @xample ef his desire t | “serve the public more fully,” Kavanagh points to his recent decision to intervene in a long- standing dispute about strikes outside of Michigan preventing jobless workers in the state from collecting unemployment com- pensation checks. Kavanagh said he received no outside request or pressure to en- ter the case but was doing so “as |a public service to have a policy | definitely established.”’ Kavanagh has about M assist- ant attorney generals and special assistants working under him. | ,Some of these assistants are as- signed to various departments to | advise on legal questions involved | in departmental operations. As a long range plan, Kave- said he would like to have departments to which they are assigned. “There may be a tendency for ¥'' TO Y CREDIT TERMS! | within the departments,” the assistants to go into Pesowd matters of the various he said. | on legal questions, Navy Plane Reported ments if their offices are eae Down i in Pacific Ocean HONOLULU W—The Hawaiian The attorney general said he Sea Frontier: reported last night wants the assistants to steer clear a Navy PBY was presumed down |of policy matters and rule only | at sea somewhere between John- | ston and Kwajalein islands in the = Pacific after redioing an The plane normally carries up to seven men, but a Navy spokes- man said it was not reported how many were on the missing craft. Planes. were being readied to sweep the area and two vessels were diverted to search. Le Fleet of Ships Run Afoul of Shores and Shortages NORFOLK,.Va. @ — Got troubles? Consider the plight of.one Nor- folk shipping company operator, who hag One ship ashore at Ber- mada, another out of fuel and be- ing towed in, two out of fuel and awaiting bunkers in Bermuda, others returning to the Azdres be- others running 3 to 10 days late. There were 388,000 divorces in the U.S, in 1953. Plain or Ruled FILLER PAPER 2 15'| & Five hole type YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT . DRUG Regular lle Jumbo-Pak Envelopes Peck vo Vi 7c ham’s STORES PERCOLATOR —— ‘3 ~~ 919% ay of Clearance BARGAINS... wPianteten™ - $39.95 S2-pe. service = J “Geeth Seas,” nity, DPrawer oun s=*$79.15 nrc * *"$79,76 52- service fer 5. By aad Edwards. - EIGHTEEN - ° 4 PLATES * 4 SAUGE leory White 22 Ki. Gold Trimmed REGULAR 274 * ¢ Ss * 4 curs PIECE LUNCHEON SET Se Ache tenn $29 OT owe -. r j ' f x3} SIMITAC SOUNCE (LIMIT 6) EPSOM REGULAR 24¢ 1 POUND C1010 ALTS SIZE—SAVE! SF etree BLUE "RIBBON AMMONIA WATER BEAUTY BUYS 2 Year “— & _| Guarentee _F __ INVALID CUSHION — $4.98, 12 inch diameter. Dawtrey ICE CAP Folding style, % inch, requiet $1.5¢ @ irowe THROAT BA ane 19¢ Have Covelier Hands With POND’S ANGEL SKIN. LOTION Doren OD For hands that rival the angels’ thie wend sotene + 4 #9 8 a @” Feenamint LAXATIVE re DENTURE CUSHIONS j sag | ¥ afte ane : eo Nes, _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JANUARY 20 1055 . ‘Miracle’ Drugs Studied a! I : H 4 | ie i, 3 = Fens fe it : g ta! i 4] e = ef b _ A z ry Cd] 5 “Your Best Chance Ever to Learn to Play this 9 [S=rE=l O74, wf Popular Instrument... . |x| ffs 020 ee price — down through mass ; ’ : Specially purchased in New York just a few days: E. Becta nly relatively small. 090... The LION STORE is happy to poss on the grams in 100 gallons of water—|@ = savings to you . . . All fine coats, smartly styled and are needed. 1 Some West © as ah warm at half the regular price! : expected to use the new pear " . spray next year on their com- mercial orchards. At the present Ladies’ Fine price of about 20 cents per _ - ¢ ; per season to apply. C ; That’s economical for many . growers because the old - type| @ is. 2 sprayt damaged the skin of the| 7 By pears, forcing growers to sell at| ’ The effectivetiess of the new | iy, 2 8 & 3 8 7 spray is proved by a test with ‘ : @00 Bartlett pear trees. = ; \ group of unsprayed trees : | ‘were an average of tan Rive iy Values to $65.00 Sites eas preg one ae Beautiful full length fleeces, tweeds, chinchilles, and im every six trees was found, boucles. Famous Debwood coats are:included in this Several lesser known antibiotics sale. ; . have been ucce: : sang test hag shown @ | greatly ye b } - Men's Suede = i _ @ i mato a u- || Course of PRIVATE. |S222=== JACKETS | e— being. Heke te || Fine, first quality suedes, in | In the topics studies ate under copper, navy and brown ~ ACCORDION LESSONS | xe Sie oebone Sieles ae mes G/ sarin for the control of Reg. $21.50 -for'com 7 90 j L ~ e@®’ including use of accordion! [| SA TRRER Sete, tent || station WBAL-TV that it would| @ ths fon Sr chitin hs tant AY Grist’ you con saat now || snow yesterday and promised in the aeverdion. beginner's course . .. and get private lessons from en BR Gans be pens &y ores Soy er ° SB eis 2 ter Se eeuton Lendl 48 ie cat id anergy Smares Slag Men's Zip-Lined ‘es Ne obbgeion te bey! Loam to play # this populer instrument now! Come in or Phone FE3-7168 Bficee ankeeees haeae bee |i : : ' 3 ae : |enges ee ten ren ie aa All wool tweed, coverts, saxonys, velours . \ } Regular to, $55.00 ‘ : Cé A 33% >) Like > WA «a Security for the years ahead In 1954, Confederation Life made payments to over Ss 40,000 policyowners and beneficiaries. 1s . "ae beghta in 1954. Toa life insurance in fore i the hd Boys’ Find! LEATHER JACKETS | ( “a SATUS, passe | COAT SETS. | Regular to $24.98 to 6x. egu $ Regular to $39.95 Boys’ All Wool Melton a 7@. & ‘2 8 | record proportions. An increase in dividends to : participating policyowners for 1955 has been announced. The Association’s annual meeting will be held in the Head Office, 105 Victoria Street, Toronto, on ‘Twesday, January 25, at 11:00 a.m. All : SURCOATS | policyowners are invited to attend. 2 Plaid lined with @ button-up chest warmer. $ Teta Aaake Ghai, "| Sizes. 16, 18 ond 20. Regular $14.95. guacantcig your Compeny’s polis : HY ip EEE ee - Meee one rn Wb en rege | Boys’ Snow Suits and Nanfadaratian |. | Coat and Legging Sets Corduroys, gabardines, — and tweeds. Sizes 3 : fe win FOUNDED 171 HEAD OFFICH © " Tononro V elves to $22.98 anteSee oe aS ee ee bs FG gees :* 1 Ne . rE eee oO ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 Parents, Teachers Plan Course of Study for PTA + idecns Plan Cov -,| Discipline Knudsens Plan Caribbean Cruise Re id rc MIAMI — While icy Lake Michi-| Club—end cruise down to the ne, moved into an apart- +. vai: toe ‘a Gn Sheer! ‘hanes Gene Chub (on Key Lan. +ment for the time the bouse is Discussed winds, Mr, and Mrs. Nelse 8.| go) aboard their boat. - under construction, Knudsen will be sailing through ses The Parrs see a lot of Jean and Webster School tropical waters of the Caribbean OU! South Miami way, Clinton | Chuck Bolin who've just gotten Hears.Dr. Meier and Gulf of Mexico. and Helen Parr are ali excited | settled in a new home “way down rs about the mew home they're | south,” too . , . They're just a Wednesd tiac, who make their heme -in| sas cee Sees ot ee ee eagle of wiles: tomy toute the the SS Trade Wind when it pulls = man relations proved most popular up anchor Jan, 29 and heads out as subjects for further discussion through Government cut toward The at a meeting of the Webster School the Gulfstream. PTA Wednesday evening During the 18-day cruises, the engagement | ne. Amoid Meier of the Depart. weer aol tone Gul an on of their | ment of Instructional Research; aboard the Trade Wind will see. arc Haiti, Dominican Republic, Ja- daughter, » | Detroit ols, discussed maica, Aruba, N. W. L, the Inde. ond | ee eee © northern coast of Colombia and “es Homie, School and Community” and the Panaane Conat time. James L. brought out a number of possible ; . | areas of interests or problems suit- Reason for the trip, if one Willette, is | able for discussion and study. needs a reason other than fun, announced Members were then asked to in ; w are aan “needed a the S C7 | ate thee own interest aren * rest.” "s finished a hectic * 5 lovely lift two-weeks as campaign manager 5 idney PF ges than Gell _cf the govip for one of the candidates running mre at | Soe, tends ome | a apes Oe Sarena street. | to atscusy the subject of dis-| | DAWN BARBARA BERKA ' Sih ake ions Expected in Hollywood soon are He is che son | Cine ant gtaes. x : ia Warners! Prom| ME: and Mr. Harald Owen, ng of the L. A. | ,0ter Bue mwded mee ® Couple Return {Church Group - ee ictate Soe field Hills are expected this week- VW illettes of po seane Ra toes ee Se. and From Honeymoon Pla Ss Banquet ai taetaned 0 | eat Seo View et ee Grand Rapids.|” Groupe were organized for dis-| Residing on Pontiac Lake road| Mary\Martha Circle of Oskland bring out oo, ores Beach. ee James is cussion 6 ten sant Reeaiing on Yeh, 2S yn age the so naturally, y & teeter the taadena ; non pace feeling blissfully tree. | | OM" saree! Mee en attending E. DeCou, Mrs. Eisie Welch, Mrs, |of the Hawaiian Islands, Bere. | Spence © - : z ' to Mand! the firet week tn eb. Ferris Institute | Paul Gorman, Mrs. William Wright, | "Toole 1 the former Mrs. Flot) irs. Leo Mi was ap > 2 ae ruary and there'll be a round of and J -, | Mrs. J. E. Jones and Mrs. Robert | 08° 4 Te. onl pane a jirme the nominat- i. Warner Bra #2170 $30 parties for them, | — Sr at ta Wale as bane Dee ing committee. May 5 is the date ie parte Mr. and Mrs, Harry J. Klingler “ from the Metin Miahiog Theta’ Ame, |'00 Plains attended the couple at} quet. Mrs, x Barber gave é Other Warner Bras from $1.50 of.Delray Beach, si institute. sang wang Homers Hae: the ceremony. . devotions, —_ era i ee Se . They'll be staying at the Golden * | Mrs. . E. Holle and Orrin Hun- ee ie = eS eee wear ae ton ee oe JEANNIE STARK ten Jr. wil be other leaders a ee Cecile See =| Same ce See ZAC pan ;. . 4494 Dixie Highway OR 3-7256 De ci icumes Huvve. bast Mrs. McCaffery | Bridal Shower ford E. Saperstein, ( : JANUAR | a (Next te State Bank) bess thing enay,” anye: Mss. Hostess to Group Ralph Dawe, PTA president, re- Z { PLENTY OF FREE PARKING — REAR OF STORE Klingler. Next month, they'll be ported that the.problem of dogs on|| “ ae L RA —— sce oe t= DM, Fay of tien |S oat St S Se Sg Harry Jr., and bis wile and thet street was feted at 2 miscellan-| meeting of the PTA executive com- ae bor, and their son-in-law and mee Tontey oe- so ae. © Ge ote - A complete clean-up of Fall and Winter daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Fred ! by Mrs. Hugh Dana | library. \ Warner, ‘of Birmingham, nd Mrs, Carroll Fahigren at the} Mrs. Stanley Watson was ; stock. Our better quality shoes oto} \ Up In Fort oe os Dana home on Liberty Street. charge of the social hour. savings! 8 Mrs, ‘Donald U, Bathrick are en Miss Finney, who is the daugh- WE ; .. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin Fenney | Golden , Early in February, they'll wel- vavenue, wilt become the Is Entertained : come Battle Creek friends, Mr. and . be ae ES Mrs. C. Hawkes; and later, Edgar Aiesan et Leer Sohn eas ie Mr. and Mrs, Walter Briggs Jr , pot an ee ng i The Bathricks made frequent the shower were Mrs.| was the the ae ‘ , trips down to Miami Beach for Mrs, wit — Children’s . as . oyce Dudley.| Mrs. George pam ade wey ‘ Officers Elected raaegee A ct peer beg Be poral 69 % ’ , Mrs. Julius Russell and | hour. Transportation Prom oceccces ee by lus Guild Mrs. Richard Blanchard. by Mrs, Marcus ; acenee cries ae tae | eae weer i cede. seas em one MT Archie "Armstrong : : . : faaeting” | Laura Melzer and Mrs. Martha! Anno} . | om op mt . Hg ee eae nae Planned Group Pr , e = }Butler, recording secretary; Mra. AAUW Reveals Members of the executive board TOM sreccvee sag . Mrs. Robert Lake, Proms Convention Date oe arn a ; e : ob . Leonard Grinnell will head the ways Pontiac Branch of AAUW held| Mrs. George Durr on Stanley ave- : ( and means committee and Mrs. meeting in the Hamil-| nue Saturday evening. FE 2-7440 charge of the hostess committee. Burgess. nual Washington - Lincoln 26 S oe program 5 W. Huron St. | : “" evening gather-| which is slated for February. Al-'| wen es 4 Women's Club Has arenas Ui bo bad | Cclerel dides of bi tip eess|i _ Shoes for Young Folks! Store = Special Program 12 and 13. Mrs, | at the Jan. 27 meeting to be held|/| eae | ae , Pontiac Women’s Club heard a Florine Thompkins was asked to| ®t Pontiac High School. : isiinesianseaisebageestnt —— talk by Harold Nakfoot, parole member of the state = = officer for Oakland County when Sis a fal tae ee iain, | tenn tional relations chairman, spoke on Adventurer" -Ly ; steer, , a a sa Metli, cok hee emiciaoes | Geir Guaghter, Pesrias to Dew) “= “i . 4 Mrs. s Miller, Mrs, Leon| las Birkett are Mr. and Mrs, Hu-| OR. the social committee were 48 NN. Saginaw St. your foot’s Vogel, Mrs. Harold Haskins, Mrs. | bert Hodges of Merry road. Doug- | Martha Horton, 2 So | Eva Danton, Mrs. V. T. Wagner| las is the son of Mr. and Mrs.| Veam, Mrs. Catherine Thurston, softest berth on the / : and Mrs. Fred Gottschalk. —_' Arthur Birkett of Joy road. Rosetta Wyye end Alberta Maiden |i a ee : r A STAPP'S és MOMS Gather urna -eutertens Cipro }. «family shoe store... |for Luncheon / the PACEMAKER y _ 60 GAUGE Find ww =2e:5* 15 DENIER| “yg” : -PROPORTIONED LENGTH REDUCTIONS * * * P fCEN } “COKE DATE” MUST. FOR THE SUBTEEN ~ TIBGIE GnGHAM DRESSES. +8954 nae CIRCUS STRIPE 8 reais SAGINAW ‘§ ~ SPRING ~ BLOUSES 5.98 @ Imported fabrics © 100% wool. e Tends: flannel @ Mohair, Bamboo _©@ Telga, Worsteds . @ Stripped cotton — pgs, NATIONALLY ADVERTISED . AND OUR OWN MAGNONE MODES SPRING su B95 and 69.95 Others to 110.00 © Famous Lilli Ann , "FIRST SHOWING @ NEW COTTON DRESSES , | ..899 ~ 14.95 fi Others to 35.00 -UNTRIMMED Coats You'd Regularly 4 $35. , $39.95, $45.00 a a” Coats You'd Regularly Pay $59.95, $69.95, $79.95 S4 7* Coats You'd Regularly Pay $79.95, $89.95, $99.00 6 7° @ Advertised in @ Fine Broadcloth e ‘Mademoiselle @ Rayon spun | e ‘Glamour, Charm @ Dainty checks @ Print cotton @ Solid colors @ Fine chambray © Gra tee, end oom @ Dainty checks @ Solid colors @ junior, misses | and half sizes BEHOLD... * YOU WILL FIND: oH Be ies e ® Wo WT cee! At r FLOWERS ana BOWS sracrma.at 10.95 @ Pure silks Others to 35.00 @ Novelty fabrics y ; 8s perched on e234 | the most flattering . 1 3. Spes., Styles poms hens gal pk ae iwitp e Fens) 8 Peat wear one immediately! e @ Navy and colors from : many, many straws @ Junior, misses’, | delightful colo tnd women’s sizes _ textures. New Selicilon of | GALS. como | BLOUSES 4.2.95 and 3.95: | ‘@ Gay and gaudy © Cotton prints © Sizes 7'to 14 * ir see Maem 5 00 14) _@ Sizes 3 to dn - SDECIAL BURCHA SALE. ‘BRAND NEW Wi NTER COATS Many brand new pastel colors which were just made up a few ' days ago, combined with expensive fabrics and fine furs. They are so new, most have been in our stock just a few days. . @ Assorted flores Skirts—Main Floor d te CCP b ee eeeeereene FURRED Coats You'd Regularly Pay $79.95, $89.95, $99.00 $59" : Coats You'd Regularly Pay $99.00, $119.00, $129.00 es wl Coats You'd Regularly Pay = $129.00, $139.00, $149.00 ‘99% YOU WILL FIND: @ Trimmed in @ Persian lamb © Beaver, mink © Fitted or boxy @ Tailored or © Muskrat, dressy moras @ Junior, misses’, "SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE © NEW SKIRTS Regularly Would Sell to $14.98 - ss | @ Unpressed pleats @ Pastels; sizes 22 to 28 JANUARY. 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ITS STOREWIDE! | i { : eit agee ald . gett ie | ay. Ld | it ily Sat pecioction; ok) 0 . i sé i] Ate ot ? a5 55 ef 7 e z& A eg ZF 5a i hij , f84 § # ty ? Z : Tr i i 7 i ‘ 53 i g z 1 aad f f i a 3 Z > | STARTLING! Delightful! YOU poe ha RN THEM ——PROVINCIAL—— ~ SCENIC= / KROEHLER ‘MENGEL / SEALY / WELBILT / DOUGLAS: Over 600 Patterns to Choose From © Famous, Douglas, 5-Piece Dinette with Plastic Tep and Box Cushion Seats INNERSPRING - | MATTRESS 7 ; ’ CLEAN-UP Completely New 1955 Line of WALLPAPERS for Any Room of the House! NO MONEY DOWN ¢ TAKE 7 ¥ | 2 YEARS TO PAY! Breer en — a . . ee es ama A E eo Pour Spe PO egg Be ee ee ee ee ea oe ee \ is é : i | ae Sem : , + 1 *. y Gy ‘ Aee eee > THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 7: : POSe fis ‘| have the tree removed but an offi- | 7: * : : r “yy ionaire Helps Actors|tree Wins Court Fight lait rere, Pai), bats raed |CiteS'Growth | “is' gig alts voter aa, | satcame eat parttime ors |Last Resting Place sical Liabilities | »rrx.. ». x. OA. bas Cranes IE Dentin of nations G Ai cials th the 1,274 Michigan town. | c (UP)—When Roy Waterman iis Wei’ fee). Tha. to won a state supreme court 8. wal overnmenis ships and 19,546 appointed offi- ¥ YORK (INS) — The girl theater or on television the way 8), 1 saved itself f lest o- “e celal, a ‘ suit, or a shoemaker will at | tion. —a ; Parisi There are approximately 801 reg- ndes cma teens: 3 anal ae ae tai doan''a 0 Stash Mids aniatga | © (OO Almoet x. ot Katee nt of the ciarty exganteed velustoss wwnanio | wari us as ‘horse and buggy’ | would birth-| their physical deficiencies which | growing on the property of Mrs.| SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (UP) —|Michigan Township Assdciation, | fire departments with 20,250 fire- | o¢ these facts,” Parisi said. Maine have been burying their “t face. She| 8re holding them back, og eat natal. Neclahtiere eottemins | Tees, wipe aiand, Ayton, Perry, wid Sie Geingeten zeitentall dnt} Se ot eS See ivastnai j-| “Couple that with the fact the tree become a nui- Carey invented a sort of tele- | ho There are township.” was ee vost | ay nash’ I was a bam Shake-|sence, its brenden damaging a|visien. tot te OM, eecerding | Siichigns ee en | dupastments ‘renging Sens AG eine Oak 8 ceppdres| beak of & beock mer 6 Clad . | spearean actor who never got very | garage roof and its roots causing |General Electric researchers. Their| He said a survey made by the | “th one cruiser and- an: olficer crank a gasoline Seek. far because I didn't have much | cracks in the garage wall and | camera had a lens and a bank of | three-year-old association showed |*® ‘hose with 15 patrol cars and grees ie ak At ieoemenl r’ floor, {selenium cells. It almost worked, | that almost -80,000 persons partici- | © officers. Samer tani of 80 de-| industry is the largest in the thusiastic.” The neighbors brought suit to! too. pated in township government, _ There are more than 14,500 | grees or more: wall. Fi 8 hi F é Fs 3 : ‘dt 7 * ¢ HUB'S Annual Store-Wide ft Ft sh | He Z i E E i i a g li * : r& i z : ry d i} | i i atfi i i ‘ FE Fr getlly TA at f Ht | 13 F , , it ‘ ! Fi -8F Fs g it 3 & PEGE a I ; | ye t 7. s fe g en i : : _ America’s Finest National Brands 3 of Clothing ; | ... EAGLE... CLIPPERCRAFT ... WORSTED-TEX ... PHOENIX ... BELMONT . . . ROCK-KNIT ... GLENWOOD ... |: Odds and Ends Sale! QUIT (0 ATS _2-Pant Suit Special! ee * | : 7 a ~ | $65 Quality, 100% Wool, 2-Pants Suits : ‘ A Sensational . ui : f f ii gE He st-s | Z Z gf : is : MRR, Bont Tagnects | roi! See : : = | 3 Here are three large groups that repre- Now $49 ; agony as peo lew $3 5 4 , sent tremendous values and outstanding | _ Fine Worsted and Sharkskin fabrics in i. = ae oe — . the newest patterns and colors. Forty- ‘ ied Ampactll eeisll and iaciaand quality. Whatever price you choose, Nine Dollars , .., the price ineines the Slacks $ 885°Value.........NOW $ 7.16 $10.95 Value .........NOW. $ 8.76 Sport Coats : gee and $59.50 : $ | | $12.95 Value.........NOW $10.36 ae ~*43 | Tuan” "Nowestpateras and comes | _there’s a fine seledtion of Tabries, Colors the supply ted ... so you ve : : | MOE 2 Fe, and models available. 7 as . $19.95 Value .........NOW $15.96 | SUITS and COATS s edines . iew , so . : 3 ee : Wipes ese evel $13.56 $29.50 Value .........NOW $23.60 | | ee of sabeNeete ie. ee ~ ph ae $32.50 Value ......... NOW $26.00 | , $19.95 Value.........NOW. $15.96 han 100 charition, and fe respon $34.50 Value.....:...NOW $27.60 : Se — ; Stmernaes| ew wn | onde em Gloves — — $39.5 “ong - $31.60 ii ry Entire Stock of Leather Gloves, grax apnea ie AN : oer a -& SUITS and COATS. { ’ - ~ Fur Lined ... Wool Lined, pn dag — i I | askin ipod Cape Bie, psi, "Took at People the Wool Flannel | ° Seay eas a3 , pa sy s = Wool Flannel | | | ees ’ New off Safety Group Chairman Shirts ge eo LANSING (®) — The new . = ue plaid feab Raraggre or goer Botany and McGregor All Wool Flannel - 7? | pes as chairman of the state Safety} Shirts—Plaids, Checks and Plain Colors. | ©) d es aT. De. Clair L. Taylor, sate swe. . See YF ee es : > Te : resigned the chitirmanship-to} } Bae is gies ee ge ——_—_—_— q ae at te! Aomgpeothng a a Now 20% off . aes : : - ne ges le ; 4 eet Moe! taker; achilles, sabi is ) Boceeaee ano reeeone $$ $< ‘$1.00 Value NO a. Gen. Thomas M. Kavanagh, s ; @.. No Charge for Alterations! if | oa" Sport Shirts RP ah ap Page | : A. fine eitection of sports shints, S408 ts DRIP or Smoked, Boneless REGULAR ARMOUR’S COFFEE Jes SQ) ROLL HAM We repeat this sell-out from last week by popular demand Nu-Taste LIQUOR = came pom | iN, To Take Out HAMS... Fruits Vegetables ar i U. S.No. 1 Very Clean, Quality ’ Jersey POTATOE 3 ARMOUR’S Columbia Lean, Meaty ee : "Be ORANGES | gy Bi iieen Gears 42: Midwest SAGAR PURO at a aaa coum aN i an ited ult lg THE PONTIAC PRESS, lan 3 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 KRAUT swis STRAK—Zaty best wth hick wheat mtn and & cy rsh orange and apie Will, F elp Trim Waistline | Good Teammate yee for Swiss Steak Plain, but Filling Meal Is Perfect Answer to 4 Too Much Gorging #303 Cas : oak Va Ub Lb. KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE, a ae; . 2 LB. PKG. minutes, or until tender. Makes four servings. Calories per serving equals 312.5. Steam Cake g 3 Gi ‘is L ¢ u 3 4 af ii ifs ge gs it ti bs 7 Lr q "We Reserve the Right fo Limit Quantities” ‘CHEN F TURKEY Hot Baked Bananas. a Hu Se int 5 3 i + i EE IE ATS ALIVE.--IT'S Tr a 2 49: "| CAPONS and 3-8 ib. Ave. - ROASTING HENS = DUCKS —_ | Sementont Sender.” Neth ROCK FRYERS ° e. ; ae De Chitterlings ee re 49° 10 Pounds $498 Wheto w 49: NONE SOLD TO DEALERS z & Ss sapere St. SNAPPERS © OYSTERS © SCALLOPS |PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY : —W holesale and Retail— * oy Vitamins, All The Food nergy * QF THE “HIGH-PRICE” SPREAD ARE IN TODAY'S | Blue Bonnet Margarine! ee } £ : « : ; aS : t + te . a 3> So é * a | fore at PEOPL PAM PEOPLE’S LOW | PRICE Heinz Strained BABY FOOD - WAH or 10¢ Each 19e Each sie oak CYPRESS GARDENS ‘eg Grapefruit Juice Armour’s Columbia liced | / APPLE N\iiuice eae asa: THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 20, 1985. LEMON LEA CAKE—Cake and frosting, both made from a mix, are shown here—a tempting sight. Cake mixes are “old hat’ to the ‘homemaker these days; but a seven-minute type of frosting from a box is new. It stays soft, permitting a beginner to experiment with making pretty decorations. Lemon Leaf Cake Made Entirely With Easy Mixes | . Ewen if you've never made a. when beater is raised. Serape bow! caké before, you can make one | occasionally. If beaten mixture fills as beautiful as this, and with little the bowl, transfer to larger bowl. "time and trouble. It’s hard to be- aad contents of Bag %. Mix lieve, but it’s true. then beat at highest package of yellow cake mix | bleaded |of the frosting to make leaf de- bake i ad remaining frosting be-|¢8 in flour and brown lightly in| (nee recipe below), When =} a and ee ce ed bacon fat remaining in pan. Pare force po py he sides of cake. potateces and slice thim ber frosting made | | Add a few drops green coloring fy 9 greased baking pan place | pope — : tant te ‘be. 4o the reserved frosting and fold 9 layer of raw potatoes, sprinkle ge EE. Pastas "_.____ it gently to tint @ pale green. with flour, salt and pepper: add ‘The mix requires only cold water Swir! ovals of the tinted frosting, a dash of garlic salt, some of and a little beating to produce evenly spaced, around the sides of liver slices, bits of crisp bacon lovely fluffy frosting—so quick and frosted cake, using about 1 tab/e-| and minced onion. Continue lay- easy that even a-child can do it spoon for each leaf. Flatten slight-, ers until all ingredients are used, a oe ae ts ee | eS ending with top layer of pota- J pie _—e ‘Then, with point of « knife, | '**- | — Semeen Eeot Cal pull through each oval to make a | Pour in milk. Cover and bake one a —* graceful leaf design and te'con- hour in moderate oVen (350 de- | tage instant frosting mix nect leaves. red, outlime . grees) or until potatoes are ten- Lerge Grede A E EGGS.......- 39 Cured Slob wv Be vg AOL nC... rane ne Sf on U.S.Not « TATOES... 50. Beg $1.39 APPLES... - get “bbe 95 E E R Disie Highway at Telegraph 4 FLOUR P,2 —_ sane 5 Pounds 45: N LOTAN’S Bi l Lots of Parking Set aside about two-thirds cup | Potatoes, Liver Are Teammates Maybe it’s true that ‘‘do-it-your- | self’ schemes are finding favor | everywhere but in the kitchen, Homemakers today are given a/| wide choice of partially prepared | These labor - savers have been whole-heartedly embraced by the ladies. However, the éid-time one-dish dom from the tyranny of the kitchen , . , and on the table. Here's one .. . a hearty winter dish that will find special favor with the menfolks of the family. i It’s as easily made as plain scal- |loped potatoes but the body-build- ing liver makes it a complete one- ‘dish meal Packed full of proteins, min- erals and vitamins, it makes good eating of the protective needed to keep health and energy ‘high during the cold season. it's real he-man fare. Scalloped Liver and Potatoes 2 slices bacon 1 pound liver, sliced thin Plour 4 medium potatoes 1 smell onion uieeed Salt and peppe ‘, teaspoon 1's cups mil geri salt der. potatoes to brown on top. Rice Croquettes Sparked by Lemon foods that require the minimum | time devoted to home preparation. | meal has long been a favorite | of the busy cook who wants free- | it continues to | hold its place as a quick and | easy way to get a good meal = foods | _ Topped off with a tossed salad, Fry bacon until crisp, remove | from pan and drain. Dipdiver slic- | During last few minutes of | | cooking, remove cover and allow | A record rice crop in the United States this year is an, invitation | Shop and Save Money at ADLER’S |SENSATIONAL . . Stokely's Finest | | MICHIGAN GRADE mye LARGE EGGS — DOZEN CARTON to try this tentpting new recipe. | Yellow ; . c Lemon Rice Croquettes «Lb. Gk crue ae | * SWANSON OLEO = - U.S. No.1 Cypress Gardens “% cup milk Corns. - Lj woe we : : : | Greted lepen peel | : ; 2 ees eo water Lucky Leet 19-0. Cc Combine. the rice with milk, | lee Gis SES | APPLE BUTTER & beaten egg. When the mixture is) cold, shape it into cylinders or pyr- | amids and rol} these Mm the re- | has been diluted | DelNonte Cream Style ; JUICE . on 12 39 and crisp bacon alors Csng | ‘sf BJ’ BABY RUTH 4 *: 39 If you want frozen meat to be uniformly cooked, thaw it before putting if into the oven, broiler, skillet or” kettle. * But be sure to cook it as soon as. it is defrosted so you won't lose good meat juices. ; Fi toast ¢ups with creamed oysters and garnished with sliced “hard-cooked egg. Serve with cooked \ green peas and a salad. " FRESH KILLED YOUNG. mag HENS . deer ot uns sad total" fOPDYKE MARKET] ~ Phone FE 6-7941 : ARMOURS STAR PORK STEAK .. “39 | saasace...” 99° 3 SMOKED PicNics|_ GROUND BEEF Ls. 71" LARD oo heal | ALL MEATS HIGH QUALITY — — HOMEMADE ! Mall ot Whole Slab PRIME eA ROAST BEEF . Lb of e*¢ *-. Se See eS ee . fe oe ; a. jp Ay ; a ees , x {woe oe as eta Bac ote st Y i a _____ THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1 ae 4) AL] ( { | Mh ; FH ini |<] hd _.Dinty Moore DEFIANCE MARGARINE BEEF | STEW |. Yellow Quarters 3 Lh. Pkes. 12 S. Main Street Keego Harbor Ss AVE On Next Purchase SERBINOFF Betty Grocker Producis GENERAL STORE WITH COUPONS IN SPECIAL DIAMOND JUBILEE SACKS 3152 Orcherd Leke Road st en 10 Ib. Bag 89: Milford | | 224 S. Main Street TODAY'S ‘SO Pp MATES — ani : ; BUD MAROHN'S Defiance Yellow AEN vedirasts SOUP Chase & Sanborn. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1955 _ Food Editor Learns Much as Judge in Pie’ Contest: \Top Peact Cobbler JANET ODELL thé size of the crust—the pastry | will. run all over when it is cut. have this gadget managed well.| Wij Ch Pastry — eat. Press Food Eéitor | looked gummy—the filling was so|One girl used tapioca, letting it Beth Rose twisted ith eese Even “though National Cherry . thick it practically stood alone.’ | stand, with the cherries, juice and|her lattice, Others 7 R was these cfr genes Gust sugar while che made her crust.jpestry Mie 0, besbet. Lethe a do Week ‘doesn't come for nearly a : gave us a difficult hour. We had | This‘type of filling must be thor-} count, ut it is that is the | fruit. Pes today. The reason le that we | taste a bit from every ple, had | oughly cooled before the filling is] final deciding factor. | Peqsh Cobbler spent most of last Saturday at|'© ‘decide whether the crust was | set. I learned a great deal from i = pooch Waterford High .School, helping presentable, the filling tasty and All the other girls used corn- judging this contest. I shall be tye ta cornstarch judge the annual Cherry Ple con the general appearance good. Did/ starch or flour to thicken their | more critical of my own cherry rE ese cinnamon test for Oakland county girls you ever eat twelve pieces of pie, | fillings, Some cooked the cherries, | pies now. I intend to ex 1 tablespoon utter or margerine - Twslve atts ee rly even little pieces? Some, of course, | others cooked only the juice, then _—— with the various kinds of H pen a aiine goueee * arrived . ‘ ng. % hedé : we had to taste several times. . | added the cherries. Cornstarch | thickening = = py , loaded down with the ingredients Although Beth Rose (the first|seems to give a more glazed ap-| We know ‘the. girls benefitted. ‘5 ‘ik cheese a oS = place winner shown in the above| pearance to the finished pie. Thosé who failed to place this year Turn peaches and syrup into = Np 1 wonder how | ves Yor the ent time, most Personal preference naturally is|are encouraged to try again next | ¢ inch round baking dish. Mix sug.. , ey were: grees for the entire time, most | the deciding factor in flavoring the | year. sug: Not until after lunch could -the | was too and resulted in a|almond extract intensifies the es cneees pies be judged, as they had to cool Gott aree Mebonet ae are laene bore ke anne whoa Bake a package of cake mix in well. ih in order for us to note the con-| edition of the Better Homes and|food color improves the color. | two layers. Split one layer in halt/ Pat or roll. on lightly Sox sistency of the filling. Gardens cookbook uses 0 de-| Take it easy, for too much coloring) # make two Gin layers sos or pastry ‘The results were interesting. | grees the entire time for all its| makes the pie look artifici Some we could see at a glance | fruit pies, I am sticking to the A pastry wheel makes attractive | aged: vanillaqpudding; top with/| to allow steam to escape. had no. chance of platieg in the | 450-350 routine, looking strips for the lattice crust | chocolate frosting. Top winning group; they were burned| There must be some thickening | that was required on all the con- ing cake layer with penuche frost- swthe filling was too skimpy for | agent in a cherry pie or the filling test pies. Those girls who did not and save for BARGAINS FOR S awn 5k : Preeti New Blue CHEER B= ) $ 00 | heel POTATO SALE! we net i aes Le a ni |i foe he cane te en Ged Gee Hills Bros.— i U.S. No. 1 Idaho co : say | honors in the Oakland County Cherry Pie Contest | judges to see and to taste Chise & Senbora— 101b Bas | rr 2 Definace—Beech-Nut s ag ~i , or Maxwell House ase Se Cereal Included ee COFFEE Bis? ao, cheer aaa F Here's the Right Way to Start | 101b. Bag Dole Pineapple Juice * the New Yeor— = MAINE 2 } POTATOES Cc 101b. Bag ‘Buy Maple. Leof Velv- O-D Milk at your groc- _ ers or from our route Se | BREAST O-CHICKEN — lUNkK pack TUNA OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MAT. [[ sce oe sf Wholesale 77 S. SAGINAW . Retail Your Choice 15° per Ib. NECKBONES—EARS AetanTs—KIDMEYS SNOOTS—MAWS PORK _ “FEET —TAMS HEADS BACK FAT MEATY, SKINLESS, SMOKED HAM SHANKS... Al BEEF ....+ AS, i 7 f : i : es 7 eo _/ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 Home Bs | LARGE GRADE A IN CARTON Fresh -Caponettes Score Fresh Stewers| | Ready-to-Eat PICNICS & "Three Sisters Own CREAMERY BUTTER 96 Be ASSORTED FLAVORS | OUNGEs....... = 39 PrEEL-O — (FA lan ge 8 aD Ai lA il BOSCAL vars Cc ORANGES — PEANUT BUTTER aa; BORDEN’S ORANGE of. pijt 2 Cl SpeciaL PRICES | — = ——" 5 FOR LOCKER ond FREEZER | D0G FOOD) D998 = CUSTOMERS. MEAT = em re - PROCESSED FOR HOME AOCEAN PERCH or COD FISH Pks. 39°17 rReeeee aes 45] mw om omar 10 oz. : STicks 45 @ Thors. Fri, Sat, Sun. Jan. 20—21—-22—23 HADDOCK « 45‘I OPEN DAILY 9-10 TaY THE NEW SCHAFER'S CINNAMON We Reserve the Right EUS! COFFEE CARE! to Limit Quantities! _ CARROTS, California += eT RADISHES - GREEN ONIONS - PEPPERS. . 5¢ t ; ‘ ; : : e ; 4 Le VES) ae ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY Salad Features | | Wine Flavoring. A molded salad combining the refreshing flavor of golden pineap- ple, grapes and apricots in a -wine- flavored gelatin sounds just right for party menus, doesn’t it? Pineapple-Wine Salad Mold is a perfect salad for gala dinners and buffet suppers featuring turkey or baked ham. It isn’t a tricky salad 20; 1955 aa ae Meas Ck. ¥. ns : ae ’ 4 ; s . ae 5 4 me H or to make, yet it looks exceptionally i festive and fits almost any menu, ; . This colorful salad ts full of . Ti Wed ; {CK UG 8 textural contrasts molded with JJ FL é and remove | ; we lime gelatin. Destey ad Fresh Thinks | . J | < with salt and — , , Make-ahead Pineapple-Wine Sal- lected or " H ft - 4 over ‘medium | _ YANILLA-ORANGE PUDDING—This dessert will not only appeal | ad Mold is most attractive when C C : ~~ to the family but will also give each member valuable additional | garnished with watercress, halved - | KEN . - * | milk in the day’s diet. Nonfat dry milk is added to vanilla pudding pieeele slices ant. — map . | mix, Before ing, wedges are folded in and added for | it with sour cream dressing or pm — decoration. ee of half honey and half lemon juice. | fl sherry ' * * * Pineapple-Wine Salad Mold . a4 ms 1 ow. bd 1 (No, 2) o ineapple chunks T Ib. Cc ~~ 4 cooking 39 % 42) Yolk Color Unimportant Oranges Enrich a Pee DD v. , | 1. ss Reis ead nitive velus of : ' 1% cups ney we | g. : Nick hes values every ! And values you | 1 tablespoon salt | an egg yolk are not affected by - . ge ete; eaten Me ate’ Aged know ore REAL BARGAINS becouse every item Wat aoe tat ny |e cae ot em. come» | Vanilla Pudding |'isssee Birdy, Frosen 1. Qe fe,"atonlly fomous food De yous sepeig s te bell. Cook un. termined by heredity and some Salad greens : eee le you CHICKEN WINGS Pkg. DAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. & SUNDAY 9 te 9. stirring occasionally, | feeds eaten by the hen. ; : . Drain syrup from pineapple. Add : : “What's for dessert? For the’ enough water to it to make 2 cups for old-fashioned| ™embers of the family who have | \iquid. Heat to boiling’ Pour over ee: Chop figs and/ No waistline worries that is an all-| gelatin and stir until dissolved. fine and mix wit Heinz Famous Recipe KETCHUP 2» 45° m h currant| important question. Blend in sherry and lemon juice. Taking advantage of that, moth- Chill until thickened but net yet food value by serving prepared) drained pineapple and apricots, puddings made with additional non- Rinse a tall 6-cup or S-inch ring ug tw age oa of abundant| a l= cold water. Spoon ta During season a nv gelatin lea about 1 to use them often. In this . wedges are not only _ sour cream remaining pudding but also | gelatin. Spoon evenly over nearly bs ” | firm mixture in mold. Chill unti Fresh Grade “A” All White Large fg % i in $ nentes | watercress or other greens. Deco- naw ounce) pa Foweg vanilla pudding | rate with pineapple rings and Heinz, Strained ] 0 4 2,cups water Cae Aaa eo BABY FOODS ................ Jer orange sections Serve a sour cream dressing J Combine nonfat dry milk powder a" Heinz, Junior 5¢ with vanilla pudding mix. Gradu-| wie Soves oi mm BABY FOODS ............ wo. Jer 1 j ally stir in water; blend well. Cook sanity, fr Poets mam we to 2| 10 Store Pimientos Morton’s Turkey or Beef or Chicken FROZEN PIES. “st,” Del Monte Hawaiian Crushed Pineapple... “cs Bay Brand Delicious YELLOW TAIL..... == 15° "ere Tee Se ee. See Se a Employees > Own This _ ‘Market Top Quality Meats---New Low Prices ws rwrrrrvvreerrrTrTe TTT eee ee ee rtd ICE CREAM Velvet Brand—Choice of Flavor he 69° College Inn, Famous Gie Tomato 46 of WL in Valuable merchandise. premiums of your choice at Nick’s! Every _time you make o purchase you get o coupon to apply on FREE Silverware - Jewelry - Cameras - Appliances - Household Items See the Huge Display in Our Store Juice PEACHES... 25° _errrrerrrrTT' TTT’ TTT TTT TY? ee ve rrerrrrerererewrwerewrewTerTeTeee eS ce oa iniidlai iin lL. ae et aie teal ae ea : “Armour's or Kingon _ Country Style Smoked * Fade i 2 — <“. i 1955 EEL PHL: <8 8 . |Flavors Mingle |in Tangy Dish ‘Here's a timesaving dish with an ‘unusual flavor combination. Try it tonight if you want a tangy, dif- an meal, and it doesn’t take long to prepare. Here is a menu that will assure a well-balanced meal: Sweet -Gour Sa with Rice jena Gms hee Sesam id iia cornstarch and of the apple syrup; : to beef broth with remaining pineapple syrup, Cook until thickened and clear, stirring 'y. Add vinegar and sausage and simmer about five HOWARD STR Sauce Adds Interest |to Broiled-Salmon Steaks'Rich | Broiled salmon take on} Cook over medium heat until] | _ | plum sauce. Add plums and heat to serving bines canned purple plums with | Makes four (jeelery, iia 1 Mo. 2% san : salmon steak, cut %-inch tio F Tit pounds a end pe % pounds « ake Nate con Bae gait and. ‘pepper eo © eae meited i 1“ Sprinkle salmon with salt and| Combine plums, syrup, lemon pepper; brush. with butter or mar-| juice, rind and garine. Broil 3 inches from source| speon salt. Beat of heat 7 tf 10 minutes on each| Remove from side, or until fish flakes easily with) sherry if desired. fork. .. Meanwhile, an . and | salt and ; brush butter 1 seaseut aaetult aa cereei ce |er tamtaietes, BUE.3 to ¢ face] 7 OO oe. Sweet and Sour | Sez satmocet anc: [son sist rtd snd hsa| at bean rma oe % or ; West GNA SOUL : | ee Ee Oe. th 6 Sok ~~ |basted once. Serve hot or cold. Geta whif, take « aste—Ummml t | _ RICHER FLAVOR! brighten day! And for a quick start, try i New Instant Beech-Nut— again, add milk. If you make the 100% pure coffee! eggnog in a biender, all ingredients REGULAR ¢ DRIP 3 \ VELVET BRAND ll butter or margarine FW FFFE 823 Sift together the flour, baking powder, salt and mace. Cream) butter and sugar; beat in egg | ICE CREAM EET --- . si) _—s@ "U.S. No. 1 Michigan -POTATOE Carkots 2 21° 10 IGHWAY FOR ‘Se + 30°F CORN... CREAM STYLE RED KIDNEY BEANS... 303 Size 4 CANS FOR hae maceih. of PEAS. pert | APPLES, AQ°R oe ee SAVE 20c WITH THIS COUPON ‘4 ie | ee 4 . TOMATOES 4Q¢4 4 $m Mond Pecked, 2¥4Cen for : 3 S TOMATO JUICE... : 5 | | ) E46 OZ. CAN 0 of EP | a me 3 i = PEANUT my: | JELL-0 =7' = Choice E 6 delicious flavors Bs, | ALL POPULAR BRANDS f 99 f CIGARETTES T=: } FRESH PORK SHOULDER FRESH GROUND ~~ THe PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, , JANUARY 20, 1955 - DINE. OUT! AT PONTIAC'S FINEST CAFETERIA and LUNCH COUNTER SPECIALS: FRIDAY & SATURDAY Yq Pan Fried Spring 49< Roast Leg of Vou p+ Ain wl 73 c CHEF'S SPECIAL DAILY See eee ee ee eee ewe SE See ee ‘WE DO CATERING: CALL FE 2-6242! -- FRUIT PUNCH MADE TO ORDER! BOWLS AND CUPS FOR RENTAL! ae SOKA _ BAKERY DEPARTMENT Pineapple Cake Roll . . 460 af Rolls ................Doz. 38e *ee@enewe Eclairs-..................2/25¢ Ne A en YF "| French Bread ow eiciccecs- dae wscehke ea. 60c week. Spicy Chili con Carne |Plentiful Rice, steaming bowl of chili to take the * * * s ete Steaming Chili . _* Banishes Chills When winter clamps down on the land you think about hot, filling foods to serve hungry youngsters and grownups, That's the time for Chili con Carne with beans — a complete meal as it comes from the can. Make it piping hot to fill the bill for cold weather eating. If your youngsters come home at noon, plan Chili con Carne for lunch on your busiest days every Three and & Half Chill 2 18%-ounce can Chili con Carne with- out beans Pork Combine in Casserole hit ES. g i ai Hi + sre atts welesit << Uhchary tor chnitie taba Wie Chilean Come now that the holidays are a thing of the past? There's nothing like a chill out of a cold winter’s night. Serve it as it comes from the can, make your own,.or dress up either Most Fish Rate High in Protein, Low in Calories The new. government booklet, “Composition of Cooked Fish Dish- es,”’ which lists the nutritional con- | iu un tf & F I f £ i i ; F Tr 5 : rfe il 3 F i i ii ef d | i : Eg it 4 f i J dviF ue af fu { _| border flavor. Versatile Kraut and Franks Take On Mexican Appeal You don’t have to be 9 magician _2 | to pull an economical and appe- is a new dish with a south-of-the- Kraut and frankfurters are appetizingly combined with. minced onions and canned toma-. toes and baked in a cornmeal shell, The result is a first-class creation, Create a teal party mood by Sauerkraut Tamale Pie 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 No. 2 can sauerkraut ry = minced onions a brown suger : ean l cup canned tomatoes ‘cornmeal, salt and * cubes in boiling water. Combine remaining onions with cold water and add to bouillon. Cook over medium heat, A erate oven (350 degrees) 45. min-| Winter shortcake: Arrange utes. Serve hot, Makes six’| canned sliced peaches and whipped — cream between two layers of spice EE peaches. @ Get this helpful New and Better Washing Soda at Look the blue box with the red circle. , * "ARM & HAMMER SAL SODA CONCENTRATES AAA AAA \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Me \ \) \ \ \ \ \ \ 8 \ \ \ :% \ N \¢ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ % \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ . \ He 484 Auburn Ave. CASH Free Parking | LL ain ih hahah hardened MARKET SS Defiance Quarter Square Lean, Rib End Pork Loin Roast Phone FE 2-0119 pa ee ig renee ea FARMER'S MONEY-SAVING FOOD \ SUPER MKT. é - wea oe oe oe a: foes os bes seas : = _ ‘? a eo Cee \ 2 ae ae : a a ‘ ; cncieeeaaaii a a Me \ . "THE PONTIAC PRESS,. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 _ Planning Ice Rink . |Theresa Butts _| we, ¢ Mis Butts at « testimonit!' Room Inspection /|f\ic | Child's Ton Old Athletic Field|*° £29 50 Years 9|Planned by Club |¥™™\™ "vs ON | ROMEO — The ol aftietie neal Ot COUT Service ‘lin Romeo Today Future Brighter 4 oft S. Bailey-atreet is being readied) UAPEER — Fitty years of serv ROMEO — Inspection of the new | tor ice skating this week, — cat Wiles 4 ter ton Toes’ preg hime: be ae Wayne Educator Tells Foltz Bros, Co, has agreed to/ court stenographer for the part of the Elementary Schools se bank the edge of the rink, and the| Lapeer 40th Judicial Circuit Club. program tonight at & Pontiac Group of Need Romeo Volunteer Fire Department | its inception in 1916. Work done by students in these} for Special Education will see to surfacing the area. On that day the woman, 80 long rooms will be on display. The pro-| Louis Berelles, n cooperation} ‘miliar part of the gram will feature a film on gocial| “Teamwork — with parents, with Philip A, Berthiaume of the| Scene, Will retire, development, from Michigan State| teachers, nurses, and Detroit Edison Co, is installing, Miss Butts, who ‘before College. 3 vocational peggy ge Dc ig lights for night skating. The local | worked in the Lapeer - Oakland An informal discussion will tol- ring Se pee police department: will supervise Circuit, ‘has no specific low the film, Refreshments will po Bs iid who needs speci the activities, © plans S a oo will be served. bas spoke Dr, John J. Lee of — ‘ Plans indicate the expected use| however. inue to do stenogra- bedoke We 234 i of the rink this weekend me pe Pex mae cacti Japs Given 59 Planes vs? as e University ednesday : ao position. ’ ‘TACHIKAWA, Japan «® — The| special education. It was spon- Buckskein Joe's Fast-Working Thief a U.S. Air Force today turned over | sored by the Pontiac Area Chapter i Y. off cog op Peace egg ge a 39 planes, jets, to| of the International Council for = T a Wool Shirts - Jackels 3 : osteter chin Wen", Reajioe served tre ea Pf Sey ee | : under the black hood of his cam-| tem of eight circalt judges. Tokyo, ee ey See > : era focusing it for a picture of a| Last week, 62 members yoree a pan ny paneer rsa ea And Who's on First? store front, someone came along | bar associa Tuscola Pagans decoration | Sereenst a brighter pictere ISTIAN, Miss. @®—A : i pry: another camera ger prey ses: their at midwinter festivals long before the physically and mentally Tse g decree yesterday | NATIONAL : the birth of Christ. menmeneens. ae ty Ry ye . N eae 4 of 1966. changed the city’s northern bound- CLOTHI G “Phere is termediate hope for & Kingan’s: Tra-Packed Marke 6500 Hetchery Rd., neor Williams Loke OR 3-1552 Bacon | OPEN SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY 9 te 8 P.M. Lb. c FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 te 9 P. M, ; WINE - BEER TO TAKE OUT GROUND J itis Bros... = Defiance—303 Size SLICED OR BY | Peaches “= 5 ~ 99° “Birds Eye Frozen PEAS | and operate special education pro- child in this county who is excep- tional ‘and cannot function as do normal boys and girls,” he said. Pointing to the recent action taken by Oakland County whereby a millage increase will establish grams and facilities for handi- -eapped children, Dr. Lee said this ji county set a precedent for the en- [fre nation. “It is noteworthy that the pi- oneering in this program began here,” he said. : the stated that this was a definite sign of the awakening of public interest which is a | special education program. An encouraging sign, too, he said was the new recognition of plays in educating the exceptional Dr. Lee serves as adviser for Wayne's special education depart- ment and also is on the advisory committee for elementary and secondary - | Office of Education. Disease Strikes Mexico | MEXICO CITY W-—A health of- | ficial says yellow fever has broken | out in the south Mexican states of | . . * - « #., ae Po RUM co FOR “ee 1 No Other trucks offer you all these hour-saving, dollar-saving features. And Chevrolet's the — lowest-priced line. So, naturally, It's the best selier! Only in America’s First-Choice Truck- All These Firet-Choice Features For You! vital force im the operation of a ( lt ‘the role vocational rehabilitation | Street to the south side of North 9 SOUTH SACINAW Street. North Street runs east and west. Pe teak todd aii education in the U. S./ — . Jf bs .) ie ) | : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 “3 | Oil Drillers Make Best Cues pie py | } of Well on Wrong Form COLTON, Neb. (INS) — It has tanding during a telephone call, a crew of the Miracle-Phifer ling . Co. started drilling on the wrong farm near Colton, Neb. The company ‘said, however, that ,| as long as it has gone this far it will] finish the test drill and move oh—to the right farm. ‘| Bandit Takes Glass Eye | BALTIMORE @®— Fred Green told police yesterday he had been .| attacked Sunday night and knocked ious. When he came to, he gee: - said, he discovered he had been MISSING — Police are seeking (tertainers, His band toured Ameri-| robbed of his wallet, watch, over- cs ; ‘| Paul Hogg of Oil City, Pa., wh -. and Europe, and Russ Colombo| coat, suit, shoes, glasses—and a Fe ect sem "sit fed to saturn home irom wal and Shirley Ross were among his| $17 brown glass eye Se under 60 years of age, driving home from work in a bimek, | S™8°**- Only 1.5 per cent of Rhode Is "the Sava. and 5.1 aH ~ oe » He ts ‘a Rheumatism is comparatively |land’s 1950 labor force was en- the patients over 60 died. cals ane mae ee ‘rare in warm climates. gaged in farming. ‘Young. On the other hand, older || WO VOZEN | . (them younger ones on a Added b Addition of. two dozen new books to the shelves of the Pontiac City surgery os Library was announced yesterday .| by librarian Adah Shelly. | “Included are nine works of adult fiction and 15 of adult non-fiction. 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Hy Ese $731) ual Hie ey ii ie sah 3 ie ie ES MAES ea & ,| Want to live on my former repu- ,| tation, I have -to establish myself ag ; ONS though Joe Giager (Ray's business manager) was against it from the tart. ; “IT think people remember me as I was three years ago. I don't ain. “I think I can do better with a come back.” Beating I would win every fight. It takes a champion to lose as well as win. I've been beaten before.” But who is Robinson going to get to fight next? F As some of his strongest ad- mirers put it: “It's a long, long way now to Bob Olson (middle- weight champion). They just don't f Wings ~ Miss Chance -foPad Lead © Worsley 3 s 1 gt i i FE i i J : e - E F : Hi Round UM's Cl i ie. Fst : i i Eke ie rH i = z for Wrestling - Gaining Favor Idea Into Action With Favorable Results - i Ring iff Keen Puts e Pentise Press Phete in the picture are (56), captain Leonard Wojcinski, and (52) Val Kurmaniak. St. Mary's won this, its first college game in six years, 82-40. 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Observers who watched | Moon to left and keep Rip Repul- 760x15* | $37.00 $200 3 tional Skeet Shooting Associ Virdon capture the International | ski, the only righthanded hitting . championships will again take League batting crown with a (| outfielder with the exception of 800x15* $40 50 $200. place, Site and dates for the shoot 383 average claim he has more | rookie Harry Elliott, in right. . were announced Wednesday after- power than Wally Mess. Musial, easily the best defensive | noon following * ——aa ‘} 1st baseman on the glub, could *Treed Blemish OCSC between N’ presi 5 | i ‘shift to 1st, a position he played : Chester Crites of Detroit, and Atlanta, Toledo Nines ‘on and off from 1946 through ‘52. | Pius Federal Excise Tex OCSC officials Train Together Again —_ ot course, this neat arrangement . , could go up in smoke should either ATLANTA @® — For the second | j4. 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The bonus rule that permits a 2nd free throw if the is Las Vegas Bids: for Marciano Group Hopes to Get) Title Defense Agoinst Cockell in May LAS VEGAS, Nev Ist one im—A sportsmen: has made an to Rocky his heavy group aitractive Marciano guarantee defend to | weight title against British cham- ' pion Don Cockell here in May. i | Hank Greenspun, publisher of | the Las Vegas Sun and chairman ‘of the group, said a meeting will tative of the Infernational Boxing | owners are willing to put ‘ Vegas. In New York, Marciano’s man- _ they made reflects the trend, but great- er shooting accuracy also is ap- | parent. Eight teams currently are hit- ‘ting better than the 37.7 per cent ‘from the field that Ohio State toped the league with last year. Towa, which defeated Mlinois Monday 92-80, tops team scoring with an average of 88 points, fol- lowed by Minnesota with 85.8, lowa rates 2nd on defense and Minne- sota third. Northwestern, Iowa's television opponent Saturday, has hit 43.9 of its shots from the court to lead the Big: Ten. Iowa is next with 43.1, ager, with Greenspun and others “but made no $300,000 offer nor anywhere near it.’ Weill said he | has a $350,000 offer from San Fran- cisco but isn't making any deci- sion until] the condition of the champion’s nose, damaged in the Ezzard Charles defense, is de- | termined. Value of Trotting, Classic May Lower GOSHEN, N. Y. WA total of 68 three-year-old trotters included the highly regarded Scott Frost have been kept eligible for the 30th Hambletonian but the value of the Aug. 3 renewal of the sulky (be held Friday with a represen- classic may fall below $100,000 for the first time since 1952. Club to discuss the offer. Beldon _ Last year, with 87 eligible as of Katleman, said he and other hotel Jan. 1, the race had a value of ‘up to $106,830. And in 1953 the gross val- $300,000"" to get the match for Las. ue was $115,000. Depending on how | many start this year’s race fig- ures to be worth around $92,000. Al Weill, said he had talked | i “i iicher scar, Less Fouling | in Big and the Gophers “Sd with 41.7. | Wiscongin heads the free throw) percentage with 75.7, Schlundt with 30.4. and Minne- sota's Dick Garmaker with 78.0. Michigan State's Duane Peter~ JONES MISSES — Ralph “Tiger” Jones, | shoots a left over the head of former middlewel; Ray Robinson, during their 10-round match at Chicago last night. Sugar Ray's right hand holds onto mours decision after the 10 rounds. rope. Jones was awarded a unani- MEN’S Endicott - Johnson. Work Oxfords DRAMATIC SAVINGS! MEN'S Sheep Skin PACS $ 4° 5 Reg. $6.95 Size 6-12 Leather Soles and Heels Unbeaten Boston Doge . Faces Sternest Test MIAMI, Fila. ®—Paul Andolino's ‘unbeaten Boston Doge faces the sternest test of his racing career in Saturday's $15,000 added Hibis- cus Stakes at Hialeah Park. The New England colt, winner ‘of six straight races, will carry 119 .pounds and have the services of jockey William Hartack, one of the nation’s leading riders, but he | will be meeting some well regard- | ed stakes winners for the first | time. Loop Standings in County Area , ey Boys’ Heavy INTER-LAKES - w . SWEAT SHIRTS Berkley 31 Walled Lake 32 Van Dyke 3 : Parming(os 22 , Southfield 22 Waterford 4 | WA — _— wth E S-M-L Clarkston 46 Brighton 23 Milford “31 Clarencevilie 13 ‘Keego Harbor 22 Holly i4 Cc Northville 23 OAKLAND Wh Ww : Tre 31 Witegerald 2 ——— Madison 31 Avondale 13 weon ; Roseville _ WL WL Port Huron 30 Perndaie 13 ) Mt. Clemens 306 a Long : ; Birminghem 21. Detr = TH CENTRAL wt wh. Imlay City 30 North Branch 12 Mayville 21 Ortonville 03 Millington 22 BI-COUNTY wth wt ig. Utica 2° Warren. . 13 South Lake 2.0 Lake Shore 12 ny, Center Line 21 Lakeview ¢3 Eastiand 11 SOUTHERN THUMB 158 N. 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Thumb should be turned to right of ball-center, and, as sketch illus- trates, that hand position is main- tained at release of ball. The thumb still is to the right. The swing must be smooth. unhurried. The follow-through full, long, and reaching. a AT PHILIPS © LUGGAGE f Graduation Vacation ‘U.S. $55 $4 69 OVERNITE tase $g% Vanity O’Nite Hist $Q% 26” Pullman Wie hall man Wardrobe Car Saca, Br: a ee et ee eee Re een RMT ie sont uae OL te mene € * ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, # * ; Duke of Windsor Finds Dump for His Trash - soul By EARL WILSON =| : NEW YORK—The titanic problem of who empties the Duke of Windsor’s rubbish near Paris has been solved in « chic man- ner. The Duke's and Duchess’ home is between Paris and Neuilly, a suburb, and the Paris dustmen groused about, empty- ing the Duke’s rubbish, as his house was outside the city. _ Neuilly was invited by the Duke’s secretary to take over this rather distinguished rubbish, and an immediate polite reply was dispatched to the Duke’s secretary, as follows: “We shall be delightéd to collect the Duke's rubbish. In ments in rehearsing the duel scene “Naughty Marietta” on Max Liebman = is expecting in. July. * * x * Marilyn Monreoe’s seen Joe DiMag- gio since her return te Hollywood . . » Bob Hope went on Igor Cas- sini’s TV show for nothing, “Just so I won't get sweliheaded”. . . Is Jackie Gleason gonna be unveiled as one of GM's new models? x * * * DAFFYNITIONS PATRICE i beautiful El Panama Hotel in the Canal Zone: “Gourmet—a | - glutton with a homburg; Explorer—a hobo with an excuse.” x w« * * THE MIDNIGHT EARL... | One of the Dionne girls made a demonstration record of her singing voice for a Canadian producer . . . “Time of Your Life” (with Gloria Stokowska) may move to B’way after its City Center run... Another Jelke case girl, Pat B., is in L.A. under the name of Cameron. . . Nan- ette Hall’s the attractive dancer in the Ha-Ha Club’s show. The Duchess of Windsor asked an Embers waiter to direct her to the ladies’ reom; he started toe point it out and she said, “Please—DON'T POINT!” . . . Father Divine refused four of his followers permission to tour as a quartet named “The Divine Angels.” Jeff Chandler and Joan Crawford played a slapping scene. 11 times; his lip’s still swollen . . . Noel Coward's Las Vegas salary will be 40 G’s a week . ..» The James Masons are expecting again. x * .«* * Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds were unable to squeeze into the jampacked Patio . . . Busty Barbara Nichols is get- ting a night club act together . . . Sign on Jerry Lewis’ mailbox: “I don't mind if you park here—but my mailman will hate you” . . . Simone Silva, the French gal who posed for those pictures with Rob’'t Mitchum, is singing in a Palm Beach-club. . - WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Sometimes you go to a psychiatrist when you're slightly cracked and keep going until you’re com- pletely broke.”—Jan August. “IN LATIN AMERICA,” notes Jack Zero, “presidents expire before their terms do.” That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1955) pote HURON Reinstated After Study Last Times Tonight! WASHINGTON (INS) — nounced last night he is reinstating pended from the y tram the Army Sgnal|} | BUBBLING on charges she was a security WITH FUN... risk, And Four Mrs. Moss was barred from her Awesd Winnun! Defense Department job after she appeared before Sen. Joseph R.1 McCarthy (R-Wis) and denied that HUMPHREY Wilson stated that. the,-Defense the “The Sistem Que” Department “has just study of her file” and that: “In our a conclusion that she is actually subversive or disloyal to thé United States.” xe DANC | ARMORY in Pontiac || Thurs. & Fri. Jan. 20 and 21st * Masic By ~ GASEY CLARK'S LAZY RANCH BOYS COMING visit to the cafe (Podell’s the owner of the club). — * << * /i€ John Conte suffered three torn liga- 3 “Spec"—then got through it with the help of novacaine. You'd hardly have guessed Patrice Munsel, also on the show, received from the J. P. McEvoys and Abel Greens at the Williams Seeking. Contracts for State 5 é elit if ; H pelyatl ‘le ef w Legislation Would Kill Tax | Actor Reports Ingrid Bergmian Seems Happy THURSD AY, JANUARY 20, 1955 Marilyn Mum on Cateer on Arrival in New York | 7 Ff pears to be very much in love with him.” —. - . Does she miss America? “She doesn't seem to, I think she would be happy to return here. “SULLY “” . 250 Lbs. of Rhythm ot the 1CATALINA PIANO But she would make a picture here | SUN —"Reap The Wild Wind,” Ako “Witness To Marder” STARTS SAT. hee > = greg Starts ot: 11:00 — 2:05 — 5:20 — 8:30 oe th poss, = eeerett (iF Ae Ve MARTINS ed AGU ORES ont OG LA + ems Shey a Gees rece Gy Rey tent * ownctED oY ACK te. JOANNE IN CARR \ ~The Most Stupendous Circus Show Since Barnum Met Bailey... and Dean Met Jerry! vStNSmN rg the amazing | TECHNCOLOR «| “se tee hen they a ow ELSA LANCHESTER JEFF @ INST THE R — Directed by DOUGLAS CHANDLER: JACK P. STARTING. % s se \VAGING HORDES OF ATTILA STOOD A WARRIOR'S MIGHT AND A SIRK.-Serenptay ty OSCAR BRODNEY and BARRE | _— ALANCE-LUDMILLA TCHERINA-RITA GAM Oak AGAINST HIS THE POWER OF RUTHLESS PAGAN LUS1 ad ©) od LYNDON. story by Oscar Srodney- Produced by ALBERT J. COHEN UNVERSA-TERUIRIN METRE FEATURES AT—1:28 } | 3:28 - 5:28. 7:28 - 9:31 1 carrer: s 5B * 8 to Fr ty owns Restoration of Power by Resolution _ LANSING (UP)—The Michigan Township Association struck back afl fl " THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 I “" { % R uling tT reme Court ion Scored Local Units. Sought Bee ‘local trophies which they award weekly. are Eleanor Hung, vice president; Giadys Alexander, secretary; Caroline Simpson, president; ‘. Elaine Left to right NEW OFFICERS—The newly elected officers} Rose, recording secretary, and Delores Mahan, of the Waterford Township Fashion-Your-Figure | assistant recording secretary, The miniature pig | club are shown here with club reward books and on the table is presented to the member who gains | the most weight between meetings, and the trophy to the woman who loses the most poundage. in : iit day-by-day health needs, as well as with Our complete prescrip- — tion service. — SAM‘S WALGREEN | Aeron from Pontiac State Bank Let us serve your days - DRUGS. Frances Jarvis, Lyle A. Koyle Otter River Hatchery Reckless Driver Jailed Thomas Myre, 18, of 190 field Ave., was North- sentenced to 15 in Oakland County Jail after he pleaded A small chunk of coal placed in will help .elimi- : WAGONS ; Low Mileage, Excellent ‘Condition. : RANCH « é TOWNSHIP Service for John D. Schweitzer, 79, of 6420 Soline St., will be held at LONDON (INS) — Sir Winston has a new The bird named Farmers Offer Eggs for Free Agriculture Department, Hand Out 240. Dozen WASHINGTON (INS)—Disgrun- tled poultry farmers dished out free eggs in front of the Agricul- ture Department today in protest against what they consider the government's failure to aid their About 25 members of the Eastern Farmers Union from New Jersey, in effect, picketed the department | briefly in a demonstration against Was re- A few daring Agriculture Depart- ment employes darted out to the er is Fa z : & Irate Poultrymen Picket | hip Association Blasts Equalization Getting L LANSING # — Gov. W proposal for a ‘‘seal of quality’ for Michigan farm products is get- ting a lukewarm reception among agricultural experts. The plan, outlined in his in- troductory message to the legisla- ture, provides for inspection and labeling of quality products. Rep. George A. Gillespie (R- Gaines), chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, says he will introduce a bill teday te establish the seal of quality. The bill is identical to measures introduced several times before, Gillespie said. Previous bills have Resolution Asks Public Meeting PTA Council Seeking School Building Talks for Growth Program MILFORD—At a meeting at the Brooks Elementary School last night the Huron Valley Council of PTAs passed a resolution urging the board of education to call a special public meeting within the next few weeks. Reason for the action is to pre- sent a building program to house the big enrollment of high schoo! students and provide added space for the heavy enrollment in the elementary schools _ “In two more years, if present tate of enrollment-increase con- put sepior high classes on a halt day basis,"’ Principal Erwin John son told the group. Enrollment is now 515 and ex- to pass the 700 mark by 1957, Harold Hansen, superintend- there is a two-year time lag be- tween voting of revenues and ac- tual construction. The Huron Valley Council is made up of representatives from all the PTA organizations in the school district, which includes Brooks, Highland and Baker ele- mentary and Milford High schools. |Hold 4 Week Course in Flower Arranging ROCHESTER — The Rochester Branch of the National Farm and tinues, .i¢. will. be necessary te ls ent of schools pointed out that. '|Proposed Seal of Quality ukewarm Start ‘(been killed in committee. Gillespie said he would introduce the bill as a “‘feeler”’ to get re- action on the proposal. Stanley Powell, quality idea. . “But we've discovered very lit- tle interest in it,” he said. ‘I've certainly received no mandate to jget busy and promote it.” William Brake, master of the State Grange, said the proposal | , “has merit, but the difficulty lies in policing it.” “The State Department of Agriculture is doing an excellent fob of inspection on farm prod- ucts but they need more man- power,” he. “We'd certain- ly back that.” Miles Nelson, chief of the partment’s Marketjng and En- forcement division, said the bill would allow voluntary subscrip- ‘tion to the program by producers. “This bill-has got teeth in,"” he said. “Another good feature is that it won't cost the public any money. Producers will pay for in- spection in return for the prestige of the seal of quality.” Church to Ordain Elders Sunday at Drayton Plains PLAINS — Newly elected elders of the Community United Presbyterian Church will be ordained and installed during the morning worship service at 11 a.m. Keith Johnson. Dr. L, G. Rowley and John Hazlett who previously were ordained wil! be installed. The annual winter Communion will also be held at this service and there will be a reception of mem- |the national youth project of the denomination, assistance to the | youth work in Egypt. County Calendar t Almont MOMs Club will hold its reg- wlar meeting tonight The loca] Macabees will sponsor s card night at their hall, with Marri i age Vows Spoken in Saturday Church Rites ROCHESTER — ° | unday. . Ordairied will be Cecil Bell and | St. Andrew Church Conference Planned DRAYTON PLAINS—A Planning and Growth Conference, scheduled for Tuesday night at St. Andrew Episcopal Church, will feature Don- ald E. Bodley, assistant director of the Episcopal diocesan department of Christian education, as principal speaker. | Bodley will explain three new study courses for Sunday School classes, to be introduced this fall jafter eight years of study and experimentation. Parents, adult relatives and friends of church school pupils, as well as both public and church school teachers, have been called together for the event by the Rev. W. R. Hunt. At 7:30 p.m. dessert and coffee will be served and a social hour will precede the 8:30 p.m. meeting. . Carver School Row Witness Goes Free yesterday James Paul Howard, of 71707 Gibson Court, was freed after ex- tensive questioning, according to police, Mrs. Baker told police Jan, fl ‘for the recal] of board member James E, Harrison. Holiday Slated Friday for Clawson Students hold their all-day workshop to dis- the lower grades; while teachers of Remedial Reading Clinic. - | County Births Mrs. Frank Atcheson are Mr. and parents of « son, Eastman, born den. 1) at Almont, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Korth announce the birth of a son. Bryan Ralph, bern dan. 7. New Hudsen Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellis ents of « son, borm Jan. 1 Helium is only 92 per cent as ae the par- cuss current reading methods and fea The morning meeting for the en- Be tire group will be conducted by/|&@ Joanne Bigelow, reading consultant | 5§ 80 Sq. 36 In. Wide Needleize Finish Open Fri, & Set. ‘til 9 that three men beat her .in her | | ay ee uhe ed to give them | | recall petitions being circulated | ~ © Real Estate © Insurance “Fer Every Need” DALE end NINA MARTIN OL 2-976) buoyant as hydrogen, which is the 412 Main &. Rochester - BUNK With. Springs ware S poms Rochester Furni 396-338 Maia, ROCHESTER 1951 Chevrolet Complete 3341 Auburn, BEDS Es. Soden ver 2 Ton Furniture & Appliance | ci THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, A As 1955 Stage Return Rush to Suburbs Cited for Revival of Business by Ohio Firm , KENT, Ohio (UP)—As part of the post-war rush to the suburbs, eradle-to-grave service. days later a dog barked—at 1:10 a.m. Its owner, William R. Price, was given a suspended fine of $5. Tee ih ag Ink Is Life Work for Wisconsinite Recommends Pen Juice as Mouthwash; Cites Healthful Ingredients JANESVILLE, Wis. uw — Galen || Sayler, known hereabouts as ‘‘Dr. Ink,” is the inventor of a quick- -| drying permanent type ink. It has practically eliminated the blotter. It's not unusual for him to be routed from his bed or have his work interrupted by frantic tele- phone calls from a mother whose child drank a bottle of ink. Sayler’s answer is: worry, give your child a glass of | milk and forget it; if you're really worried, have the child's stomach | | He says: “Ink would be a | good mouth wash if you didn’t “mind a colored tongue. The mold inhibitor in it is a good antiseptic — its tren content is mere help- | | ful than harmful, and there's nothing else in ink to do dam- age.” 7 Sayler also receives frantic pleas from women who have spilled ink on a new dress andj, want to know, immediately, how to remove the stuff without harm- ing the fabric. ‘ Ttat.is Sayler’s newest problem: a permanent ink that is washable, -|an ink that remains forever on paper but can be washed easily from all. other materials. He fig- ures that's enough to keep him busy for quite a while. “Don't | | AL - eqn Sts 0 a Coren, bm “I don’t know how you kids expect to get decent grades, doing your BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 4 & Res homework in front of the TV—I can’t even concentrate on the comics!" ) by Edgar Martin p Banos '-20 OUT OUR WAY ‘THINK ITS ABOUT Y HEY.’ HOLD DOWT EXPECT ME TO , z ee by Carl Grubert © : : EEK/HIS GOOD TEDDY BEARe SRE )Z - | 4 * | BEHSSEgULNES 9.) 61D Ce , : sag Fit 7 E i —_ a iH wey oi 82/22 e¢ SE°oHE aa ube se a =j ep gi stss eae £8) Sx #2? sis Te 2 a cis 3 i3: Bai ii 8 wia88 3 gs cd 35 ea i ea En ag Fe re ae «| eid is ; a ei iy ui u ai £4 Reipruqdl RE Rens abe ay eral ae oe i | i : : tee S. hee of Hage Bees Ee i i iit ajces : na are fe § fea‘t LaRS oer : er il fi “alle Fe | eydecled feted a dau a lal il ta ca ale | ge a HE} A eee He esc ne a3 : fe 2ni alle lt Ape ag te a adit af baeiagll Gol] coe BE te tieney if, 2 HUI a” at a Ww a EE: Bs an it feds Gyo te : tli (ta Hl vl Ek Hie Ta f i h iT ia 1, eee Bane ie, Faytet ites, o2 Peerebedy gigas feacg’™ Gora] @ = oAstastaeeed Gf] tistes igi Ea 216 neti ale ties Pan el uid 3 2 ii TRU RET hi Ey poms SE°43| _ GepEE | HEAGE Popes boys ae ieee hate; EE aT LUM yFanteek "Teste Falah | pide Bie Bunty it cee dL ray UR eae ta tg g lta i ne fs fa) PHS s pfebiid otal, Hat fh (eos: tyaggi pits 3 oily | A : cH: a lito Paige Hd ail i Hg mega nat “te rae Litas tee Fgsaa Spe = f Be pa: by ighe ag ig Ha 5 Ra y iy? 4 ve => a Ea, e wn (Byes BUF g Bg 3 3 . bd i A pe Bi sti i Hn WEES Ba: ui PHBA LI RMD | Tne ees Ud! pblid HEGN UAL 2 3 nh a ‘1 1 ny ify 4 _ Hit 8 sis Be |id fini HE: ait a4 Liplt as i nea He Pa) | 2 £20 ; i‘ Soa ef Egae a au j Le ie nn aa te ia “| = s7275| @ o ose git SELFE ppl sdegs ‘2s ba See ti | 2.2 HI Pith, SR i Ht FE "HB se amt Haslet ut na a, itl aoe Niall nts He é slit |B Ba nH i - 44 ines at is tty fre cj detach di Sines peglad 4 ee eee fe ee i) ea 3 2k ry) shia sities; a* stteopabet g6 cifer pitts s> BRON 3 Es : Ait . 6x10 laund 2 BEDRO ~ Houses 43 : WALTER G Scare ist floor. 3 gpm ae i ee ee nte | 00 FHA $1,150 100. ft. lots oa. nBEDROOM | HARDWOOD | § man =: BEN RUTR. MY 28001 | from bar. 3 lots. 2 : cea sEDROOMS ary, gee Tt WN PAYMENT ey oe vase PRIVILEG ~ street! 300 $85 an, peg nal ox Pog; sore od) HOME POR : Aue M. J = Sorat e sermons, sendy tem storms. oan LAKE HEAT. Choice of § home ‘ COsTs TLLIAMS & MACED Pe gid — Pontiac 1b 7 eee, OO | ae . Ee s a, SALE ¥ ee Willis ee we ee ove im. LL BA : tty pine esigns ern hom ROOM Mop. | N D : ilha WHI CE $14.350| hard cabinets with $11,800 . 4 to e. aluminum § ear Downtow ms Lakefr 4 mmWALLED |. LAKE LOE. AN see Automatic ot foreed alr a Drive gem g eT ee pao: nga Oh Ad miste with | rice i coy eae| pen sees lake. pri conan: rear yard. | Besvtifal, country Riccecway) snd ie "far vearaes,| sot in Down —h. a . Padio cootraied doors. Large sor-| 2. bedroom ranch trpe legen) Terme can bear = immedi gE Racheater ‘aif the "Orion ay oe garege,| cost, In city, 3 a oe W: vaeus OD Doe Installed. $24,900. FE a | Caaea ty eaanaers el simediate Possession | ae erase y ae eS | Oe est, carpet PE 600s. caenty i TT ea Sunday FE| Low down payment High. $5.380. Water F Oniy $2000 down, new 3 [se pen ee, pi » RILE \ 3 LARGE PAMILY t er Front jot 7 ¢ 24 x 42 on appointment wo. ILEY, BROKER : lee ome 1. floor ‘homer tormn Bate, ¢| Harbor fe home in go0d. 1 tee. family. tacom ER Ss nd FRANK SHEPARD 7 BE FE 41157 fens fireplace. ‘Hard Weoy —_ Pisher to. a perm ———— $5,056. pdlagro a for $135 en ene fast nook, oak a4 $621 Orion Rd. a : 1 ~ this BEDROOM a ; pmat be PH v Ortonville 1 3a neces pill fi dnb tS 300 with JACK iowa $10,062,000 sabool. bi3,000. Cisse to) For Sale Lots 46 S' a ener. OS ou are in this ¢ Phone FE 28001 or! = , beten 5 doubt —then 45601 or OR M _ COI LO : 4 Bed ; : ~~ A lear Crescent = a be a ‘have losked at a 3-1873 LI Nice 3 bed: ORED — 2188 Cass OVEFAND ; drooms—\ acant WEST OF THE DIXI n gig.c00,| you can buy im the know what Ue sae tee be es eens Zest Completely | reconditioned 100 x 150 ft. butld E eat of Pockine a —_ WES eee | eee +1661 ampsen cong tise home in excellent tri iful neighbornood. Highly re. : yoom. Automatic Large 2 bed-| w, “ST SUBURBAN mont. an appoint E OR COLOR 2 Ju cted area. Close to re: : ph my ~~ gy je Know that the first . 2 bedroom ho: aoe ADAMS Modern 2 bedrooms ED ee gg rn schools and tae sore. interior windows. some| ls 2 bedroom glance of metic nome. Full bath. A AMS REALTY floor and bath. ent, furnace, auto rae 3 mt. stores. On good Fh — ae te do will mak: red hoi ae an 6 ‘a acre of round 383 Aubure CO with to peor Ht 0 | : Realtors ic Waser beate me- Jogi down town | "SONTIAC REAL oe) Oe os impevarion | POT, TEAM 2B SOLD NORTH SUBURBAN round |" “FE 21000 om sae 00a | nit, automatic. hot ‘water healer. | Ty raph ce ka San Genes eat | EAST OF THE ows. 131_Baid : a4 Le Fear garage: peraied | a ie Ebel for — ere 3 rooms —— ee BAN Se B cored DOWN fr oe doors and win Go-eperative Real mune iemneees D a Ais Woods a aS bi STE ud Seacsewe: ; @ with separa s for! Utin ne Pu droom house, petge $10,500 . ge 4 bedroom ghberhood. Close tf ; fon ath 20 ft. living miter = Ege te sxtrence. | trie . "eater beat furnace = poe mg ished interior. nie, |, only. ute eseuninaes uated oo lot lw Lew gg Me a eens schools, and a o} os mais foor. and you'll be eats. Wondertul toe | "Ny rises, bee: | Soma Sw ost Oy WILLIS BREWER $1,000 Down seam hs at somrel tur | EAST OF THE DIX Tirl C | petrooms E.G x= la ~ cl Mod Op New 4 ROOMS AND BATH IN yon ot Hotel se 2.0032 3 bedroom home located | within and lavavory ui Tcarece: | Reeutifel baste ITE @ THE “BIRD” TO sxB tent which houses 2,5" “Tase- ATTRACTIVE 4 NE roe ee = gol, aaa ae Histor 7 bedrooms DS. 9p won ~ —— ana "bea ub. yond oo pheno to bus cies ; OWNER’S scl pues Put oe ees) cen alinshed ancane” a3 STONE REALTY heat. Venetian ed sutometic gas oe ee ee ee garage, 1ruul Wees, avcat Sell Low. Easy 10 get as wae zg SACRIFICE | tp" p. Tull price, tion | 363 | 010 Jostyn = co. “M Y ER _Fiaee einee as Possession. © For r.-imme- | errea. $l4ew0. Terms. Ww OOD win $58 down. ia ee sow ‘Shows | BEACTIFCL, rancher nkted tt S7F=_ ptr, oe TE ir el Me Bric Ranch Sep teen eo : oqeer momne teu : eo wees tocne — Pb or : 6 room e MS “BUD” . < Ulra modern § room peel road. 4 — * : Mate We Bee are ITE B.D. 4 | Weer ee ratay Young frame, south side. osk firs. : "_Nicholie | home on %6 acre. prick | acres of — Barend : wa een a ons Tees CHARLES, R as sand bath. <= meat, steker be beat. 4 Sane ATE pom 1s 5 eens oe ee St oe oe a a eS ¢ room modern home FE 4-0521 ealtor 2 peesie eee ee pone yp gy ay geet 4A + vowctous, Me pore bar. - ON down 5 $1700 BA WHA’ F, saaeaa . : Spas BROS, = [Seed ixtamt Zame) ier rates some et oo AUEUR Oe 9 um mee, he sat" items | Ont pa ee i bie, . You're sure “to fike = Tor ° Estate Exchange| - a uae gracious BS ls $10. Pa eD offered. See it! rent ma Tal bab 6 room N 3 vet poe | ——— bo Foom, Wore. avy. Java: of pedige mg bere Just Bort o ee. Salle bedeoumna. on me 3-1872 or OR . ranche see this 12 th. soak foots. Dear) 2F berries. “Adjecent to stream niece. Geuccn pelu ci; Easy bo driv _ en soil. | A ‘as “Open 9. 8; Sunday i tos ae AST SU BURBAN eautiful __Youn "ore Ws CECIL 4. MYERS ~ caine oie REAL ae it, down. for irrigation. 1 mile trom “josiye pains, ceueus patie Beli | = elgis jour own well | — al ae Birmingham oitvbeet. lat Manes torts plying and aca ie agnret Real Estate oe cam — h hcters Neat rele ; EASTSIDE _ Otter Lake—Brick ancl Bescon aie ; ‘ P wn. y $1,500 . reoms, lovel airy bed- ves, FE 2-1317 bedroom hom. eauiul new « 100 x 190 i a gust but pag LEX wns wns anes : ; chen wtity — kit: we $750 DOWN or FE 3-184. — gas neat. fs on basement iomau orise. carpeced ut rest siricted ‘are et ee ey 4 mh cach. “Ol eal Income ot Fee aa onl, tne INCOME Sepont tn. "Wit ae ae | Fatah Reka rss SMALL FARM Be tom tcag earege ? Scks | sta na staany | A betty ooh, Berry Ste 2 Pull price just room ranch Ate ae: eet ted. age for the owner with garage See Ppl —_ cad Gemuea woke Plas Lge pedeaemn features ° mod CAR marbie sus, reg wa a | ne oe with $100 pool As bow WARD E fis. beth Satural fireplace am IMMEDIATE POSSESS! - $7 500 , dere of land with e 12uz0 onan | 26% ROLL G. PORRITT toot eur st teeing ince 8 1% Acre Parcel : . PARTRIDGE gy ia : oan ont a. Three room and is offered on thi ON Well located soop. A good Sas at a chicken Weg Bares PE. — replace, iav-| On a good road. 4 s s REALTOR FE 2.8316 sod “fast Gas oe bath, seperate Fie aeteng joo rest aide E bone NGlassed | wpereh Gat wn. only $1,000 2s Weve. call PE 26190" — SS — = ad 4 mi. north of : ¥~. : ne St., Open Eve. 7 to 8. Benja : West side. $3.800 will handle. On areas & a carpeting. Mae aoen wall $750 DOWN $730 DOWN ; American. sippdera revel | owe living only fe ee a | jamin and lot, Screened” pofen We ee eh REALTY Move right in this 4 room COZY 34 ROOM BUNGALOW | breeseway. 2 cai, waraae “ee se “ H G ATEW AYS t Stephens Inc. . SCHR. ser ta to es good 2s X. Sasinew REAL TY ing wall bale thle ¢ roem modern y full ath. large lot —— 1 = er ‘L C L ADD : Oo Midwest +3038 M ont 00 per ment TRANSF $0313 —CFE 6 1| & besgate of ealy §s roparty is ; | 4296 Dixie Hwy. | . SPERRED FE 17-6143 at «| NO?) IE , OR Drayton Pisins. 3 - HAPPINESS $140 PER To ® op tee FE 5-5091 or FE 5-2564 P — ee oo Birmingham apd ERLY only $5.80. . or! owe ¥ Down Roy Annett inc) “AFCA CARE Opes genteyy *R MONTH | 22 Sosa Cor. are. “™* sand with Intge. ploter Tom ae fireplace, pati carpeting J A T | y left, new 3 pedroom | ap x. urn ee 1. lote with sewere e th ving 2 ; 2, tio, vileges. rivren water in, end - CLEAN VALUE oe en OME BO Sa me| tise bedroome, i: fo genet | REALTOR AYVIOT | ,B.J, VALUET, Realtor DRAY10 oa sera 31189, ln Mayenne Bide Tou wow apartment utility room @ _P.m. All day Set. and Sun es Oakland ’ wo Locsied TO tice wet, win lake Distety Armied! roost | gtnuy meomear Se hh at ald fg SSaparaive. oti Rotate "service | Poe X10N PLAINS | Borpmng, Lots fairy Seek ott er] SPORT we | Beata. tet tear ome te at tn.0, Ha down ‘Eisabets Lake nHOME peed) = LARGE RA i letae ting’ swum bag ria | ar ed Sewer and water bath. + ~ room, » | sired . Terme rents for 000.00 per mooih. front heme on Biany lake | take sm ment. ‘cub: | 19 W. Huron tor | Ge ue be Genen ce ee OWN HOME i: Sh Mneen ae oe 1100 Majestic Bi AY COMPANY set ph, via, ‘cha Foome | parment Setee Fame mater Dome in tress, Lo- | Covaperative Real °S Comm tt| Satie wil beet | yp WN R02 bedrooms. ving room| “RAY 1: iisnces, and ane CARH TOR YOUR Y ser ony ly “cer maak. aeeon ein Sereened fornt. porch. 31008 ple mm pdt ng bens ao ge a ye Your Choi foom | Bent ate | | URKAY LO: | ee eee Fe car attached 2-2821 poreh. Estate a nicely and situated r Choic very modern N PLA ove VE _6-9008. fered Roe Se oS ae Fum'st, Lake’ Orton” | 60 bg Alig at fine lekeside subdivision, ‘Th thle E floors. eave eri coed | Dreeseway end 3 et sie ies FF. On WALTER REAR SEE IT TODAY. me fof) TOTAL PRICE $8,000 $0 foot “frontage limestone, with ot & hopes tas er na O00 D ofl Ga oe ot Sema Loupe ie Ey yg baths Orion 4 ‘s " COZY—ATTRACT $1800 down gives you & room | oF us end 2. fireplaces, | and ‘rmected aren. Pian, Oot OWN) ) size Siaeg nie Bas aa “Te So. Sesutfal itches wit dining s2s0 down, #18 mo, FE 1-001, af || scene Sasieieee IVE = Aes onashen = of eed for sacciont rec be be rented $11,930 eres oo eae Priced st fae bedroom all on one reduced. and echool.| Full basement. lnscly tenes wails, . Yoel, Uke thts masr | the > tor ts terms. reasonable with VAC down " mac Bt. $7500. feor,] 1 H BROWN, R Qak Deore es con con eee DON : room in: bath. 2 bed- . Call [ACANT(t! WM. oat 3 + ealtor = 180 lot, 63000 down. ee NELSON on carpets, oi home. wail-to-well 3 _eetroom farm. hon $1,000 will move you tm K es Chteage. be ihoe Setseem:. W.| Monies teen eat a N PLAINS Close-in ranch Se seks a4 oeepens, 1% car sean tuaiiete poe &s family bom. me, can be 3 be ow into this 6 rm.” ENNE New west : Estate nice 4 room 1% sto 110 = 110 ft. with lot. overhead doo plete x 7 nto income @ oF converted droom home “ cc “meen, 2 3 bedrooms ry home| slectrieity and Bee ig ened = too1 g gs ig | YLOR toee is 100x340 with aost aalsibornead boosted . Seaeeem. . more soe blag aoe 3 Buy sew — i gas av : a st, and. garden apo Ott 2 screened all ants Lares Evenings . ah Pye — Gardens. § room lle : ‘bath’ and ancy Kitchen, Full home. Good 4 rtuture ot 97.30, sas down. bos |. 136 B. Pike St. IRWIN & ROSA. also 3 ear pot attached. SMART. B North nen NS eo =e 1 ated scaped Fun’ basement. Nieey inne | eee redueed ries. ; : REAL EST trem Cams Lake Brice $e: ONL 4 room. $7050 with $2850 commer lot. I DK ; rol’ BY FL SIRE oe HY BB DOWN —| pu seit BRAT He oars cucra Hei" ‘a ia:, | SUBURBAN BUYS Shett om Sa ae ore nsomr OF cay 8 ‘SUBURBAN HOME |” waren Pa tain on oe in home, large FE Exce e RIG! 6 room au Gunmen tee ; MAHAN natural epics, ‘well carpeting. | | OTTAWA H ~ $7,950 lovely bedroome, “arse “ving $ ~ i. yee. decorated. Sone bene, se begeane Tae vie ™ q oon ie cleetric™ eat Mi bar. i story ame J ILLS aie oe on this Large lot we senicely lnndse ares. 400 Dow dae Biotor on i _ x Radng basement. On ote Ideal Ranch H ae REAEE, £402 SA a la ge MILLS | fee eee | Ze st | scene n| Sees STE sna Nasa Scho | Mewuuy det. Hah sa meee Oe Feat Beate Bach ® room RPORT ROAD — rem Bedi ac #00) with ducts tm ail relay oy 00" with #1700 | large lot 32 4 cedar ae A, ag wee aacns wun pose dows. wae tae fa ght gpcll= f 2 3 ment, dry wail, base-| ‘° copenh. 694.000 eon x = oe SOUT &t., oe Es song from —E. AMILY. Good 80 x 120 fe. Well. restricted. Open Eves. ‘til 8: Sun. ment, living room 14x26, - mortgage. 6.000 cash payment ts The down atmos a H nett Rd. and Ave. W. Ken- os & . LADD . 1 block to beach. 1073 W. 1m th P , ot furnace. natural ho waiting only $1,000. and reasonab bungalow for $6750 Check info this East Bivd. Ww. A-1 AB | that : ip | 6206 : a NEXT DOOR 20 BRAN trle Soren wired. fee cbee- PAUL D. HAD . = = casing cove. aa SS § bed. . deal, Best terms.| S2¢ “pe Tm. hp ak ten Gen ts—$15 Dn., $15 M cn | Seat ie she Simtree® t | Pro {MOND $5.900 kitchen and a. dining. room, | Semindle Hills cet, Bee. full "basemen mains. | Hurop, River frontage. New . RIDGEW Poco PEST” Rees peste | {M8 ree tear besemeat “One inion” sire | with many apgetmente 49 please Bia ete “tele | = N | Bee Nae eee fake Sake AY ee rg: gy ae 3 we =| CRAWF Jou. 4 bedroom, ets to please | DALDWIN SCHOOL o Down (| _™™mMA ELWOOD Ried os O S d jtscacnal Real We 2 BEDROOM HOMES" ferme ‘nt transportation. ORD fags “hreplace eae rooming house. Fe a Retate Exchengs | located proud of our mode Terme con be orran “og . breakfast nook, Swaer onl comer tot.| | Paym / ye we aves Faw tape Hamed tor ‘appointment. OPEN EVES. wk aan tract ‘, — -- en FOR BETTER SITES 3 FOR BETTER n. We invite compari: off Jos- ' 53% W. Huron : : ing. aie ems ts to; . as pert down eon-| During the balance FOR BETTER HOMES, SEE y HOMES sidering the price arison. | Con GILES REALTY FE +150 — Rise rm Ene) as en eS ee CHER 5 _ WLITZAR be location these %, design | 92 a a co. Z : . with *, built etarte OKEE HILL 5 3.500 BETH LAKE ESTATES be beat! Wil consider equity in W. Huron am» 7 EAN Ottawa Hills SWAP. Lat clear. lot. So pe oe a Compare the adv LS! s . - ‘ , es : if well-constructed wl : bedroom ‘nome. fas heat, nice room, 3) Wards Orchard one A ® Another 4 bedroom home with in setting Slee oo Gr nae and Sia SEY aie rea toe pon -$:00 call Mrs. neighborhood, New 68 ond BUNOLLOE ae < ; 3 very ~~ r) ; £4 suortanae Costs is a. Small pe Rd.-aend select of Tele- 197 Snyder, OL ached ‘garage. Erection witn | Attractive 2 wire. val - ROW on ist floor you goed down. Fetecd pally reer oe 5 oak iow with room modern ban- 4 " 4 d — } . New 3 b room Home ceilings Seks vas he ‘ «heat, lnveay beldee eenbce N — CARL W. BIRD, Realt aly stried, bomes, individu- 11.500. | sandy garage, situated on 180x184 $2,500 DOWN -—B a » seaitor Scar atten window ts basement LeBaron Sch i ake oe en ee ft. Oakland. ot i i homey = 2g un ool Section BRICK DUPLEX es e Prodi apart- bination with terms, rm. st ae cam be, 2 8) © SIX AND i et oe het water 7 09 cali Mr. Joll, pg Shag. iu a I Excellent west side rental : paved street. r iy . wane nose a, See et ee net) Wen” coustrcted "building. | DOWN — Brick mA 2m converted for four ie. room mod and frame. 3 ting Wonarbos, oe, Stetpees | Naatron EN ome ee | Sen Pare atte i . pel ai 8B : soroees nnd furnace," shumionsn pit Petiee sine, Bank - Pere Easy ToRMs =x and an See ee | oat Js. | Gaenicng mera soa | ML eL inne a es oren 9. Otter Lake ; camot be Bar Finish tee lot nod lake privileges. Pe OHNSON, R rms. & bath a A ae fue DOWN, NS ; spot. 4 on high “tan x. On canal ; . FE 4-2533 — 2 wh, sever «2, BEDROOM BUROALOW home only 9 1" bedroom bee So 1704 S. Tele one oes Oving keke | tionally lenge ent eee Y anatase alk con, SA) & fem af bw! IG legraph Rd. | dew Dorey gown. bedrina’"s fireplace *sau-tovral! ‘carpeting: | PO cer, and ‘entre teol ad | ira and ofl firhece = a ta i aoe ae ee. ences. cori, ee Uhown by | font ene” * ‘| AND | 6a toe Saneee. besutitul shad: | L.. EF ang BARGER co. : a BROWN, Real 000 DOWN, : - a CASH BUY DORRIS & SON cO.OP gpl era Ge coon vot west tome on heat. #12800 Sera Bur Yamane Jeseph F. Rei | Sao burbe oo vita oe the cy ay os 3 vin. Help. Ads| REAL ~ Giroux & Hicks : ae | as LITTLE FARMS Choice sites gew ranch | schon Galy 4 dows ond Gis Sane SUD. 13963, w Fg mae eed Be eke pe ane Partridge ©} sHoppinG FOR A. Leen | ; seven miles m Wie SE" TO See “YES” On? employed Mae yr das ~—J Teer : SUPER MARKET, ea, women married or single, 000 PER YEA Single a, phone first, eg ae Bae fr. hgh tpg nme. LO. Erte ab ‘Edw. M. Stout, Realtor fee teen shtee phe —. = Pe $#8/ HIGHWAY GRILL TR poor so Bes Boe oe or Sale Farms = 48 SMALL FARM 4 room 1 org corner new iy ge Beautifull: ace) with evergreens, is pn “aged This pron fences a a home _ = a pom on gettes land. a sents ca chick. barn 18 x nap WARD E: ines REALTORS = en Peer NORTHERN LIQUOR Class “Cc” West 4 leony os cperation. $26,500 Se Beal rons lot. FZ EXcHANG LAND “Lelap “== ia OM On 52961 Open sunaays | Sale Land Contracts FF} 6 ne Wak or die cn ue Fal FOR §UB-DIVIBON aioe ong a Ee “st ce ae Sa | Gan bal hb wee Senn te] nen & 66 West Huron. Florence. Apt. 3B. Bay City. Ph. | ponies, horses. 1% truck with ARMS AND ACREAGE | aon SRT CARD COE | ioe BOAT DIL CLA WHEE OR yt Pe FE_ 4.0003 Gries . DN. : cee tract. Balance $5,000. slide a ~ QO ACRE FARM —_| Will'cive ree. Siseouns xia Ssves | - Crap St, tilde prejecios. stores. Located | tn Metamora area, 1|_Sfter 6 p.m. aes at oe sree basement Gara. tool shed cent . rty.| rooms, good condition, for smaller other out . Soil tar. Pree Fe token? is Cascleas condition Brice 615.008. LAWRENCE W. par FRe Pg? lies mi MEAGHER REAL ESTATE | 7 Sesseet SE CATER PAT Sutord._bich.__Phone =-sPrey OR 48 TH i; - “iifle take over payments. rE attractive es Coteoes -s bh et SK ee 2 Ex. bed: 2 - bedrooms down. Bpacious living tract "Hove coms sascllgnt tare ent buys | ceptionally clean, Fully, og room, closets, 1 basem libera) discounts. oat ome land : 8 and screens, seers or Pm gece ‘Ask for Ted _or “34 car. 30081 om with ga- weer . 7 CITY LOTS. 364 no. = = a Se J.C AYDEN Realtor | 10 fot docp, WE coll, off tool shed conveniently L Open Eves. | ——~ : at located to do’ wn. offered at at vou BUY iT: Towel tt INSURE IT MAHAN [State Licensed Lenders) GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 "Ee ere Member s Ine. ae BRANCH OAKLAND rong ACRES LOAN CO. ganmerousrs | FE 2-9206 "faking “lake's” mogers | 902 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. ee, 2 large ?, barns eeu |LOANS F ae oan. kek “for Mar. John Kinzler, Realtor Extra Past eal Poy Pn Service ‘Gooperative Resi Estale Ex b ———=- You can borrow $20 - 9500 quickly Sele Business Property 9) © seen ai, Sane BRICK BUILDING sees, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 7? N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165 Open Eve ‘til 8:30 FRONTAGE OW W. _— ot << oe Ra. HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 2-0474) HU- 100z 83 N. Telegraph Open Evenings | Co-operative Real Extate Exchange | ag WATER ER SOPTENER | BUsi-| Chev; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE % gous aw a Kay Bid ir. Piideral 40538. ang floc $25 TO $500 eg PUBLIC LOAN CORP. HURON &T. PE 37181 "Need Money? ae pear as your telephone. oe eall PE 9-812] For auto financing, ncing. | pavipent of debts or — other | worthr purpose, most loans are completed on rour first visit and in a few minutes Liberal sre. esi i equi Toa. ment plan — St nawey—w—rexr| Home & Auto =e tne texto one | IT. C $10,000 down. If not interested | | OCT) (LOM n engl oo oT omer aaron ona! pe fel . 2 story brick building, 65’ ‘x 65’. Oil heat. Approxi-| ,, mately 500 ft. of prop- erty to go with. Also use of railroad siding. FE 4-9582 or 135 Branch St. ‘RenteLease Bus Prop 49A * ald ng tase, ‘COMMERCIAL 30x60, suitable Hours to aa NS = By = BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE | W. Lawrence St. FE 4-1538 ‘MONEY for People Who Work A SPHCIALIZED LOAN SERVICE $25, $50, $100 up to $500 If your pen family a come is betw $36 | $25 to $500 | BUCKNER made to eve Tou the money im one 4 of repaym schedule GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORPORATION 69 W. Huron St. Phone FE deral 3-7181 = MONEY | WAITING You May Borrow Toda "cree ae a” ple AS ag co. re. ALASKAN SEAL FUR COAT, $150. | BARGAINS ON MEN'S, WOMENS Resale ———! bedroom 3 lots, sha sare Real Estate, W. Hurop &t ev TRADE YOUR . furniture, a or suto for uew or TRA CHANGE 60 8. Telegraph a 4 GOOD LOTS OR- fon. Swap for small housetrailer, Sasa give or take difference. FE $6 ROOM RANCH TYPE HOME with priv Will swap smaller home or vacant acreage. FE 65-0441. ee es ft g iii; il athiye® fe fn i & g $25. 46530 Pontiac Trail. +e eee eee ver eeees Walnut dining room suite $29.00 7 ere 6.00 Cdd wamlty .... 0. cece ccaee 12.00 1 : mirror . 6.00 Warm “oe, a S oil ourner with fan ... oy Bed, —— ' soe 2 T' We buy sell and —sanee every- kland Furniture 106 8. rE = FLOOR MODEL SALE Sako Ses eat ie $49.50. USED ME *-RCHANDISE Frigidaire Used ved apt size CLAYTON'S S Furniture, Appliances 3068 Orchard Ra. or oa 30 AY, JANUARY 20, 1955 .* teem ee te innerspring ———- $19.98 inne: ee ee ere 2 or ee onene ee aeee rocker +7004. k & changed " Clem- ens ten — ah = UN washer, $10. Apartment portable read atl | Bal _t0. PE Sai. feo table . step 5 5-4278. ; WILL SWAP ENCYCLOPEDIA B dr. tor | ite iron- oe 00 ey ge, Se poranie lectric Singer | er e er se machine and cash cabinet or Ses ren electric r a. more | | 5 years For Sale ¢ Clothing FE 5-0219. Or FE 29-7872. end children's TT Shop. Oakiang A MAN'S | “sere. COAT. Worn's yg Syl Be 335. 402 W. Huron Apt. 1. re 607868 before 3:00 = __ MINK COAT, STOUT SIZE. $b0. MI 6-0006. ‘1086 Secktaghess. $28.00 Ox: (SILVER POX JACKET, 12 To 14 - condition $35. FE 5-434) after SPECIAL GROUP OF MEW, TOP- coats, oF stormcoats nag vind regular stocks. Vaives nd . NOW $25 =e FE 24023 | WASHING MACHINE. 50D OON- pal COAT, SIZE @ (aHORT). $14.05 Belts brushes, vad WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDRA-MAT. ALSO TEAL BLUE SUIT 8IZE — 056 Myrtle. Huron Gar-| Excellent eondition. Reasonable. 9-10. FE 5-8519 AFTER. ie | ee 80601. i Kew BALLERINA TH | SENMORE WASHER, $33. OR WHITE TABLE TOP STOVE. EX- formals. ’ 10 and it 170 30046. . _ cellent at condition. FE ; bees?. Oneida Ra. 3 PC. Pegi tention Pa Saath | WHITE “SATIN “WEDDING GOWN. 3 r ‘ "Sue tine ore Ob bem | 83 -waxersus| Westinghouse suite Pad * electri Sale Household Goods 57| Sia Peds Included. FE Ww, slectrio range with wide oven aa | 1086 10 SERVED OAS REFRIGER: | $149.95 AUTOMATIC wOTPOmmY DRYER,| Stor like new. Reasonable. FE. L. &. WAGNER CO it — St. FE 24501. Ss; __2-0483 | 1960 NN. Opdyke Pontiac Rd WOOL, MANOGH pTAIN CAN: O ROOM SITE és shin 5 hh ee el 22 | Jf yma Tags, Col MT | LIVING "RooM 9 Pic sex WAYNE GABERT'S ~ A BUY. RADIOS, #8 AND 23-8766. _ / APPLIANCE __ $10. FE 56756. _| CINOLEWM AND PAINT BALE - SPECIALS apooT ANYTHING YOU WANT Half price at Jacks. 183 N. Perry aytas S ECIAL ‘ear Sears. uere washef . Onl heaters, all sizes; school V. console... .... dome with attached: new Sarrniess AND HOLLYWOOD Admiral Fy Queen cabinet book case hbad beds, com-| oa et nibere * Paces ona comple oe Se hg TY, RADIO. tttiot Ne eto wosher "Se radios, 68 up: bew chrome dinette _ ines. a Excenent cov: Save up to 38 per cent on sew & ceed 4h, ups bedroame suites, | MOTOROLA 16° WEW Pict 121 6 Saginew “Pa Saiss $49.05 ap; living tm. suites, $12. tube. cabinet wand sink, Frigic- — Me other Me ey im SP | } door, 4878 Georgia Dr For Sale Miscellaneous 60/ © OR LAY-A-WAY PLAN NORGE ELECTRIC RANGE #0. | avTo. w we BOY. SELL. ny ANY. ar eleeeetiatl ee Ser AER | PaREING, © OF FREe | Mide-A-Bed. excellent condition. | “hee cr cmanveste to all, THURS. FRI, sat. 6, 70 6, | FE 21441. "| GEwmRaL teal pos a cO., 70s aT 5:38; - 3 Pre-Inventory Sale —228¢_Disio Buy. PARE PRES. - L & § SALES ©O., 4 mi, east of | Floor model fronrite $149.98 | Heights on Auburg Ra. fe Fakes | Artists’ supplies, hobby KOTO PLAYER AND WECORD | Youn ci ceajeeee inn supplies—check our new "comb, $35, P ; OE ELECTRIC” classification “Hobbies erator, 11 cu. ff, Excellent con- 508 peters Rea. and Supplies” No. 24A. eto 1 GOOD SINGER ae eors MA- APARTMENT 812 ae oe eee Sains, FE ose Ot ™* ANCHOR FENCES and new roll-away bed. Numerous 9 ROOMS Fe roe ete engi! AUDIUM HEARING Aide ARE ARMSTRONG'S OF - pooebe . Ft] el be con- 12 FT. + _vincea ules D1 2 4% Ft Wail Ti Tile. veo 25 USED FURNITURE | anriqus 8OUSE sHoTrEns SYERS IT 141 w. HURON NY | i BICYCLES. BOYS, ENGLISH BURMEISTER’S LUMBER TWO YARDS SRUVEEEEY §222%<* 5 ai 12°ks ae . BE" 33 Peet? weenee ve eeeene Hf ist ate rere ezerese “§ we - Eat rE Northern Lumber Co. ot Cutey Late Be Pontiac S471 & 9 Mie Telegraph nu so Ns ores Burke Lumber oe s, 257 S. Sew: COAL FIRED HOT WATER WEAT- er. 100 gal. tank. Used bathroom fixtures, kitchen sink. 300 gal. Ww : oney down : Regular $129.50 i your material list now. Paul st. Cyr Lumber Co, 6120 Bogie Lake yy. Commerce : c gint PUMPS. 969.50." =| we wer ‘ik. "ads $112.50 LION EL’ FLYER TRAINS AUTOHORIZED FACTORY SERV- Me PU 1-3 H. P Myers shell well jet pumps No wm ins Lona aires Trade stown 4 in inet sink no Co OUTBOARD MOTORS models. KEL L Y OF HARDWARE 3004 Auburn At Adams FE 2-8811 NICE - — YOR SALE. Fa vented with 100 per = rei rede. Se tank and standard. Shasta Farm _ oe RENO. = COLORS AT 28% DISCOUNT r FLA SUPPLY CO. LD Lake Ave. FE 3-7l0i COAL vaceine os Makes coal Will DuPont fiat wail paint nt $2 eal oe McBride arave are OPEN SUNDAYS # TO 12 FE 2-0302 | 1997 Auburn Rd. DIAMOND RINO, 1 CARAT, DIA _Srm. watch, new. Sacrifice. DO IT YOURSELF Bale Neal turk jana. you furnish Carkston zane a ee tweens ay Warwick, 2687 Orchard 500 Flush Doors 2 ft. $6.50 stall with flat duct. Garwood. EM }- STORM SASH Alumtoum by ae windows | and -doors. LOW, - price! 1! ment Tend, arui board bandwere _fmeluded, $10. FE 40421. i? INCH TELEVISION washer, and stoker for coal fur- nace. An im good condition. LATHE 10X36. wer ie nae e Pg ~— one Py egg opie vented press. iP. Delivered, or $1 Wall Gt. between i2 & 1 ere 0. FE p.m. Ask for Tom. FREE STANOING TOILETS 617 08. 617. SEL ; Yreshbowis fittings Hiss 8K W. Pine Pane 178 M. Path sete with fittings 3-0" x6'-8"" x} bt. BV .....90.78 961.95 Colo: 108.50 9°.9' x6'-8" aise” Rabt. BV 50 o et re". a "HIM Rest. BY $9.25 108 8. w Bt. FE 65-2100 wo. 1 and 2 Douglas Fir Dimen- og ag! dried, ail sizes. Call r PORMICA Tim, PUT Romp —— FRE nnn enon enersony 96.40 z . a ea. C20 6" Pir - ee : rem loge x6'-5 16" Fir : LOOR eine Oak Fiooring %" 12%" am ee Open o 7 SS SPAnY S| P sere JAMBS PAINT GRADE } x6" -8" : SAWS AND SCIBSORS, MACHINE 7 ¢-x6-5° recast “It Sen! amends a Pee SHARPENED. ALL WO 1B tg"x3', Base a ‘We In. ft GUARANTEED. rf Ft. PE 5-765, 382 sss opares na | 2 TTACGER 3e Lin. Ft. 7 GARAGES TO DISMANTEL. $20 Hi GGERTY and $30 each, | LUMBER CO. ble. | 1967 Haggerty Hwy. Walled Lake . " MArket 41006 ee $3.0 Pah LENGTH. __Warwick's, 2678 Orebons Lk. Rd. and 1x6" Pate wep cilllty’” boerds, | ¢ $85.00 'M. “it. delivered Roofing ite tee hah, “Boots ‘and win. ‘dyes, Saat del. aterioe & Wood W. P| Cedar, Red wood tins. Oni & Boft AMERICAN | ‘| FLOOR SANDERS, {OP ESSIONAL re eae Ceceaig| totter washer Was 9. NOW aioe 98 25 PER CENT New nt auto dishwasher, ; Sherwin Wiliams end Was 06 * NOW 6220.96 New Hotpoint “clothes Gryer. ay ayes, ors Oakinnd was $240.86 NOW sive.ss| cont =z Lake Was 90008 ee NOW $339.95 | Ave, PE 56108, Used” Washing Mach tants STORM SASH 42 W. FE 41133 gg Bo Comb. reciace and, wis New & Used Lumber — cediiois tana. Seton of Set WEEDON | 1661 6. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2508 erie TE |S mea Gee ta, ere ~~ ~ SUPPL ; we 0 aaee us | “aretha our eect sen he “Took like new. Lengthen your be td , Se ott West Huron, AS Bia ae aS mar ee 2 8 = Seusitten. jie beach. ae a = Nstons Rowstan’ Guta 3 Silver tone am $35. Violin . outfit $98.28. Rec Clarl- Plywood ods 8. Saginaw kinds, © decorative, | MENT A SPINET weou ———— ¢ mos. inier. You save alt the 10 Belden, UY WOOD 280 one FE ¢@ ae i ya _ a sealer ie : «ues Fa wa disnnts OO SAVE Supply 100 GSagmew ®t, $35, '* OW. Feasonable. PE lippers, Like T™ FOR SALE. GR 3 70H0 PETRO - HEAT SERVICE Sale Store o4 a ares utility room of poeeenen | poe pg ee ge gt As of Trailer 7 ~ Sand, Gravel & Dirt 6 66 lor Lk. pate | L. MA WRINGER — $14.50 Square. _ CHURCHES INC FE 2-0233 : POWER tools, chain saws, alr | sors. Open Sun. 62 calm Jackson's Rental FE ae eae —— saws, F. J. POOLECO. ee in BALED MIXED “HAY. 9 MILES North of Rochester. Atop -“ 410 Rochester Rd BALED WHEAT STRAW, 66 A __Shelled corn. Lares or sm: OA straw. one 8-3641," HAY—STRA W . « “3 iis Annual Winter TivER ea For on a eth, P8 Topar. KING BROS. pontiac RD. MICH. ort AW ROSEED Bis --y AND SAND. ray dirt lin, PE 2-8572 or FE Bius. > 3 i a re nent E P LACE eb kindling wood Oukland pul & Paint Ce. PE $-6ise. rpenters. | to 2154 Silver: _ 35-1038. a S I — rd. Deli repiace logs. ® cord. iv cred. FE esse” For Sale Pets C REGISTERED “Seay Sea mom STUD. BOXER. CHAMPION- ship stock. PE 44133. AT STUD $20 ~ fid. ch, Beagle. “Eberie's ba ae ea ee sue edal 3 ayte Ra. Rd. Pups a tisk, a ee On mee ee an ies. em Drayton Plaine, OR 3.- Ns AQUATIC GARDENS AT iY PARARSETS “WEEK Ga This Week Only $558 S01 4th St; PEE 9-4025; DISTRIBUTORS . SPECIAL!!!! Useq Mal chain saw. Ready to HOUGHTEN’S 528 N. Main, Rochester, SPECIAL PRICE ON FREEZERS es pe & 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 APARTMENTS «< o iaseat fa e spat wits Sse ae ass Yes eter os house. used trailers, Oxford Trailer Sales 1 Mile South of Lake Orton on M-24 PONTIAC 2 arom CHIEF - MOBILE HOMES 22 ft. to 4 ff. im length, Up years to AE. on maeen trailer as low down. Hutchinson’ s Trailer Sales Piains 4615 Dixie Hwy. Corner 8 Trailer © ae | s| Wanted Used Cars 88] | THE HIGH DOLLAR | need them. ‘Drive the the entra sails, ney well, 4540 Dixie “Hy. VANWELT a a CARS. ANY MAKE OR ECONOMY CARS 51 BUICK SPECIAL model, redio, = with white top.A very 7 nies ‘YOUR CAR COULD MAKE‘ ~}~ THE DOWN PAYMENT OLIVER 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Open till 9 ” BILL SPENCE CARNIVAL by Dick Turner| __For Sale Used Cars 1 pee oe BO! , On WID. JUNK CARS & SCRAP IRON. _Fast_setvice. Call PE 4-6s61._— WANTED: LATE MODEL WRECK ‘40 to “Bagley “Auto- ‘Parts PE 5-9210 See M&M Motor Sales Por top _ on late — cars, 3 Dixie H a z|OF THE LOT! Hol- Terback's Auto Parts. fone care Hob AND CHEAP _FE 3-0467 oF ‘PE 22006 eves. “Wanted Used i Trucks 89 A FORD PANEL. MA For Sale Used Trucks 90 “Couldn’t you leave an itemized list so we'll know what to tell the insurance company in the morning?” FETEHEREETENEHEEEERE | At Economy Used Cars 223 Auburn off Saginaw Las TRANSPORTATION ECIAL WE FINANCE OVER 150 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 1935 to ‘55 im models, Prices racge from $25 and up. You make y ur own deal at =: Buick. 2 te Orebard MIdwest 6-1200 — ’54 BUICK 4 DOOR | For Sale Used Cars 91 "Base pe SS uate s Corner, I Scdcker’ Birmingham MI 4-3410 PONTIAC SEDAN DELIVERY EXCELLENT CONDITION Rd, end Mound. Dort . Plint “1950 ease fe 4 DR. JEROME ae Ford Dealer 48 tiful : radio, heater ae Triple Checked Used Trucks TANDEM MODEL cu. om ms ° Fa mK ‘ Birmingham MI 4-3410 WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward : Saati Ms MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ao Ww . —Fer Ba Used Ses 91 FOR PPL ees al ace ‘2 sien, bargata’ ot $1195. wee Pe ye. wait. Insurance ‘a. honored. "49 BUI SUP 4 coffer : sy Pour ve Streak er ne | Pa 5 dynafilow. owner. OLIVER 210 Orchard Lake Ave. m till TRANS PORTATION WE HAVE 1954 matic, Radio, heater, white- eG oun — Bob Frost Frost Inc. B50 $. WOODWARD = BIRMINGHAM . *50 FORD 4 DOOR % ay = ar ge = a good running car. $445 OLIVER Open 8 pm FS 3-101 1948 Ap io and heater, Fordomatic. $05 Carkeer . Studebaker Birmingham MI 4-3410 REASONABLE ATTENTION 1” We are wrecking 1 to cars end trucks, we? have sev- poy late model low mileage — mi: and = and booms i — Rebuilt irhers. rator,; gene: ‘s voltage SCHRAM AUTO PARTS 1980 BUICK 2 DOOR $10 DOWN | _ and assume oe bow ang 0 CHEVROLET | 1 __Woodward, Brimingham. tate settled. 18,000 miles. . = 1954 PORD SKYLINER “PORDO- matic, R.H., W.W., Power Steer- Good condi-/| tion. OR 3-7162 bet. 9-6, ’*49 BUICK SUPER 2 DR. _ Radin, heater snd Dynafiow. Te Pr ae eee ae CHEVIE 1960. GOOD MOTOR AND nie toh D.m. sit ‘Bee Eastwood, and eee Oakland AY ep NOT OLIVER Ph. FE 4-4513 FIRESTONE White side oa tite and tube. Auto Service ne onawie REP. FREE ES: ESTIMATE" . Ae Ee, cane BRAID. ‘MOTOR. SALES PHONE 2-0196 model car yay EM 3-08. *50 BUICK SPECIAL = door sedan es radio, heater OLIVER No Credit? Bad Credit? Here’s the place to buy.| No co-signers, no past)» credit references neces- sary. If are 21 and have a job, we have a car for you. Buy Here Pay Here NATIONAL - MOTOR SALES 171 §. SAGINAW ST. ‘50 OLDSMOBILE 88. 4 DOOR. HY- For Sale Used Cars 91) of 3-003. BUY THIS 1953 LINCOLN | FOUR DOOR 1960 Pontiac str. 8 2 door, Extra +34 nil i aT fet al £98 Ho i KELLER- KOCH Mldwes 6.1000 dramatic, radio, yey Cheap. oS. 3-2063, “ee” TWO Htc oa. om oe Ser VE. __minghar . West Side Used Cars ey down, Carkner - Studebaker Birmingham MI 4-3410 money down, y gh olegey - Studebaker Pen ae MI 4-3410 fk i : A FORD CONVERTIBLE © SKYLINERS MERCURY SUNVALLEY JEROME - Rochester Ford Dealer 10711 E. Z. TERMS AT ECONOMY WE FINANCE 4 iramatic, Excellent 7 |? 8. Saginaw St. FE $4101. f : i : : , 9045. Huron Motor Sales ag f Today's Special! 19499 PLYMOUTH STATION wacon, is perfect car for the foaahy. Allleather interior and good body. radio, heater and many other 402 KELLER-KOCH Woodward & 13% Mile Rd. Midwest 6-1200 aiea SEE CY - FOR THE DEAL OF _ A LIFETIME IN AN A-1 USED CAR | Cy Owens “Your Ford Dealer” — PARTS AND SERVICE On Davidson Co. Ws soak 1953 BUICK SUPER. 4 DOOR. RADIO, HEAT- ee pa see | 52 Mare. Hird. tp. 41285 ER, DYNAFLOW, ONE OWNER WILL TRADE, FE 2-4120. .48 BUICK 4 DOOR OLIVER. ‘50 HUDSON 2 DR. Radio and heater. Excellent trans- . $195 OLIVER BUICK - "SO Chrysler ......+. $595 50 Buick eeeeeecees P $395 Automobiles _| 49 Ford ........... oe MB Pout. cs..cccscs BB : 46 Olds, tener weeeees $95 i? 53 Cad. Sed. svccgoeaes "53 Olds 2 dr. eecee sl 55 53 Buick Riv, ..... .$1695 $2 Buick 2 dr. ..... .$995 49 Chev. eppseareas 4 JEROME. BRIGHT SPOT & Lake . at Poedt ae 2 Pont. 8 E Two door & four door models. Radio and S375 Your choice OLIVER BUICK alo lary —_ o zs rE sored PONTIAC RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED CARS Due to the great popu- larity of the all-new 1955 Pontiac we have an ex- cellent selection of trade- ins. All makes and mod- els, one-owner cars. ‘52 PONTIAC 59 PONTIAC ‘Club Coupe with radio, heater $495 “53 DODGE © Diplomat. Radio, heater. automat. ; ie transmission and « real buy . $1,395 54 CHEVROLET Co radio, heater and very eee | CES 1963 Chiysler, New Yorker ¢ 400r.| STEVENSON, | Rg3 rg. =| SHARPER wh snow on rear.| “CLARKSTON _ Than MOTOR SALES. Se a | OHARP Bx oiler takes. 9 ye tims. | We have a fine selection ;| of cars that anyone would NTIAC bet 1g ss pm. FE|be proud to own. Come we and look them over. See- * and heater, di- : cast hydramatic, radio Te kee ing is believing ture. 4, ar, Fully eaulpped. 2) yee roe «000 $1795 | PONTIAC. "89 4 DR. | ForeoOtade ““eune walls, and SUPER CATALINA, | Windshield washers, Spotiess in- radio. heater, Hydramatic, pow-| ‘e‘lor and exterior. * $1,495 53 Olds ....... oo. $1695 88. , heater and Dyna- Bob Frost Inc. | ot vitietisa Sat eta" 50'S. WOODWARD 'S3 Pont. .......... 1495 ___ BIRMINGHAM __ 4 ar ae as | with PONTIAC sun visor, radio heater, Hydra- door, White side walls, All sc-}%; matic. This car was always kept cessories. Low to a bea | stems” i023 DR EXCEL her ton “aa Signet Brayton. | “E,GHTYS. += ;.----- $995 eeuate edie, heoter and ase, trans. ONTIAG @ : is @ beautiful 1983 coupe _A-1 condition. FE 5-6207 52 P $1095 3 DOOR DELUXE. | '*SZ Font. ...ccecee0. base EME | nes ec me IAC ‘34, STARCHIEP CUS- white w and 4 3 So ieee | £ ' 53 Ford $1195 _ +1066. _ SELUE EI OTE o52csc cece: shape, Best offer takes. PE ¢e3t}| Ranch, Wagon, with radio. Ronis: ti PONTIAC CON-| @ beaistiful one owner PONTIAC, ‘53. CATALINA WITH|, Low mileage Owner. Galt afer ' ' fom FE ene. GLENN'S TIP TOP |,, MOTOR sates, ~ $006 Crsyetee Windsor detune. 51 STUDEBAKER door Radio and Seattn ae pd rails tres, Your” ’ me Four door “i grees to and nd 4 tone $525 8 door aoe. heater . = Ont Seon ™ BUI 210 Orchard Leake Ave, MOTOR SALES Oe Fee Clarkston, yt ee? to : vB Daily "H STUDEBARER, LAND CRUE A aa fit $275, 88 w _ ee, . $1,295 ‘53 PACKARD 2 door, heater, automatic transmission. very 395 51 DESOTO 4 door, radio and heater. ‘Solid Value. $595 53 CHEVROLET door with radio and heater. ady to ¢o 54 PONTIAC Two Starchief Convertibles—fully "51.995 & $2,095 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Factory Branch 65 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 It's Never TOO COLD For .A Good Deal ‘Shop in Comfort in Our Heated Building "54 Chev. 2 dr. ....-$1,347 about the purchase of a USED CAR. Surprising Harold Turner, Ford , 53 Ford 2 dr......$899 "53 Mercury .... $1,499 50 Chev. 2 dr......$399 53 Ford ....... $1,299 ’S1 Plym. 4 dr:....$444 = 52 Buick ........ $999] ’52 Merc. 2 dr....$1.044 '54 Ford ....... $1,699 51 Chev, dix. 2 dr. $499 = 52 Ford ......... $999 53 Chev. Bel Air $1,044 °53 Chevrolet ... $1,099 52 Ford 4 dr......$699 51 Chev. Conv. .. .$599 ; 52 Ford Ranch Cheapies "46 Buick 4 dr.....$299 ’S1 Ford Custom “8” : "49 Ford 2 dr...«..$199 48 Pont. Cpe......$244 SI De Sete 2....5 9999 “SO Lneela »-.+20: $29 "#9 Merc. Cpe. ....§299 “46 Plym. 4 dr..... .$92 ’ "47 Merc. Conv... .$199 | | °54 Ford Conv... .$1,699 . j 50 Buick. 4 dr =o S ‘*50 Nash Sedan... .$199 53 Dodge 4 dr. ....$1,047 53 Plym. 4 dr,.......$997 casas, nolgaameaae 4 *51 Stude. 4 -dr.......$397 51 Pont. 4 Benin 50 Buick 4 dr........$537 50 Chev. Conv. .....$547 50 Dodge 2 dr.......$397 Pees "$1 Nash Wag. ..... $597 54 Chev. Bel Air... $1547 "46 Cadillac 4 dr......$497 2 Ford 2 dr. antes ae re Nash 2 de. si * £8088 "$3 Ford Cometry "48 Stude. 2 @..4s «$199 Sedan ...... $1,299 48 Ford Cpe. .....$144 "53 Ford Conv. ‘ $1,299 48 Chev. Cpe.. aes -$144 ‘31 Nash 2 dr......$399 °39 Pont. 2 dr, ’51 Nash Rambler } new engine..,..$75 1953 Ciseéolek 2 esa AREROF. 0s nsexenerenens $899 1953 Ford % ton $s. sede esocccsovesp Qa. 1947 Dodge 12 it. S hie nds nada ean ead eonee 1951 Chevrolet 14 ton Pickup...........c+...$544 neg eae oe ae : ton Ps cnn \ cbocene nepnseen 1952 Dodge %4 ton Pickup. .......seesseeeses : 1945 Ford lina tony ES hat ghee 44 1951 Chevrolet 2 ton: ACLOL .cascecvesvesers ‘et Know All the Details as it may seem, there are many little “i that must have proper attention to fulfill a used car sale. An establishment of a “Franchised Dealer” is so organized to give you top quality merchandise at the right price! Plus the feel- ing of security that yours was a “Good Buy.” You can’t go wrong if you purchase your used car from— “BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS” “A-1 Buys” ° Hardtops Wagon ...... $944 a Peat 2 &......90 49 Dodge Cpe.....$195 Club Coupe....9444 “47 Dodge 2 dr..... .$99 Station Wagon $699 °49 Hudson 2 dr... .$144 TRUCK BUYS. eee a8 a is ¥2 = gs PM sg - HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1055 \ ‘a: + 3 i 2 = = nk a i . ‘Some - Say Gollfrey Reads to Quit TV | all-time record for News. (2) News Ace.: Ken Cline, Van Patrick. 6:45—(2) Weatherman. Dr. Ev- erett R. Phelps. 1:00—(T) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet Show. (9) Abbott and 7:16—(7) My Story. Drama. 7:30—(T) Lone Ranger. 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John man Show. “Roberta” songs. . School. (2) Garty Moore. fall 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9) National News. (4) News. Wil- liams. (2) News. LeGoff. 11:15—(7) Armchair Theater. Lilli Palmer in “A Girl Must Live.” (9) Late Feature. John Loder, Nancy Kelly in. “Woman Who Came Back.” (4) little show. “The Man Who Remembered.” (2) Big Picture. Armed =. review. 11:38—(4) Tonight. Variety with Steve Allen. Herb Jeffries, guest. FRIDAY MORNING. 7:00— (4) Today. (2) Morning Show. 9:00— (7) Breakfast Club. (4) Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler %:30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. 18:06—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong . Way of World. 10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Tennessee Ernie. (2) . Valiant 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for To- 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00— (7) Charm Kitchen. (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces Life. 1:18— (4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road -of Life. 1:30—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. Ladies Day. 2:00—-(7) Stars on Seven. All About Baby. 2:15—(9) Frank Conners. 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (4) Jean McBride. (2) Art Linkletter. 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay- off. $:15—(4) Golden Windows. “ 3:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) Bob Crosby Show. 3:45 — (4) Concerning Miss Mar- (2) wi) 9) Justice Falls. (2) 4:@—(7) Capt. Flint. ~olt. (4) Hawkins Brighter Day. 4:15 — (4) First Love. Storm. 4:30— (4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your Account. 4:4—(7) Rickie the Clown. Modern Romances. §5:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Johnny Jupiter. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) R. Q. Lewis. 6:30—(7) Jungle Story. (9) Howdy Doody. () Howdy Doody. (2) (2) Secret {4) 10:30—~(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) Pirate Pete. -- Today’ s Radio Programs - - Programe furnished by stations Usted tm this colump are subject te change without notice. win, (10) CRLW, (900) wwe, qe) WOAR, (119) WXYZ, (1810) WIBK, ae) =©6WRON, (1468) 1 we 8 ; fomont - +4 *:25—WIR, Kitchen Club omy, owe, Living ; ae ee leaned News coe : * | *g0—wam, Mes. Page cus CAR, News, ren = Long ae - eens. WPON, ‘Sowmy Kare bh -lnggedgreendlly | earn eer , Meleca eco somengers | he ag 'GRLW. Musical ‘Aire amie i sf WPON, News CELW. Lopes Music Tuberculosis fall forms) 4 * 1:30—WIR, Dr. Malone C18—-WIR, Clark Quartet |. win Oeun wee tae | CRLW. Davies See ee eee: ~~ he va, Eee omits ‘rw aa wars. AY True Story | 14E-WIR, Guiding Light | Rubella es abatess: 3 i: WHE. & Gente yews, Temple | Me Woe, tae, ure Berton | Repatitte occa. $e [Peggy Lee Does Dinah’s Material Cafe Money-Makers Billboard Magazine reports God- frey may be ready to quit TV but we don't-think so, .. . ee 90 ae and receive assurances even if he quits, they still will own the CBS-TV prime time. full hour. " The fella Dottie really loves just busted the Chicago Theater's df three-day cash: $55,025.93. ... Bill Bendix is in the hospital with his official TV purple-heart: an uleer. . . Four of Mickey Rooney's TV films have to be re-done because General Electric Theater bought the No. 2 fictioin best-seller “Love Is Eternal]’’ and author Irving Stone will script it for Feb. 13 CBS-TV Milton Ressler to Give Sermon ‘Lay Sabbath’ Among the ancient Synagogue vlgniral J, Nie- — and Nor- z The aaa aan eas ““Re-Apprais- Rooney Films Reshot,| Sportsmen Now Big. NEW YORK (INS)—Pegay Lee| wrote some of Dinah Shore’s| “Stork Club show may go to al. Ze ‘ i i i i z g f McClellan Probers fo Ask for $200,000 WASHINGTON (INS)—Sen. John L. McClellan (D-Ark), said for. almost $200,000 to year’s activities of ¥ . be hr i cd g i " al” will be delivered by Milton Israel. Rabbi Henry Hoschander extends -an invitation to the ¢om- munity, Chicken Pox, Mumps on Seasonal Rise Chickenpox : and mumps were on and county, together with com- parative figures for the previous week and the same week last year are given below as listed by Dr. John D. Monroe, director of public health Ponting Past Prev. Year 4 @e2e8seu WW. News, Mulholland WPON, News, Eddy . 2:45—WIR, ag Day ngeee cen ten, | "Se Sia Gas’ tee te” | 8h wens). warnca Weak, News. Leay, Songs Wariz, a Mckenie Ressler, vice president of B'nai | 825 W. Huren ELECTRIC CO. FE 4-2525 Walnut — Beautifal 21” Console with Doors . REPAIR ~ SERVICE ° eat Werk G Guaranteed © LE 3 S. s a q fed | ALE th i if “® i i & d USED TV SETS $10 to byes PENNWAY | TELEVISION CORPORATION 18 W. Wares re 6 tH sprinkling aenaen 5 p.m. and 9 p.m., hened of patie weeks ' Famous Mokes! Priced ] isl oes. Table Models, Consoles All Guaranteed! We Give Holden's Red Stamps WALTON RADIO and TV 1430 Joslyn. Corner Walton FE 2-2257 | BROILER | “WE'RE CLEANING HOUSE— QUT THEY GO!! Famous Name Brands Thro ughect Our Store at Drastic Reductions to Clear! QRIVIETSHME Famous Make ~ Reg. $45.75 556 15% to 25% Off Famous Makes — Reg. $27.50 S21 BO FRYERS | Famous Make | Reg. $31.50 23” ALL FAMOUS NAME BRANDS!} ROASTERS, ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS and COFFEE MAKERS WAFFLE IRONS, STEAM, DRY and TRAVEL IRONS ALL REVERE WARE, TABLE LAMPS, END TABLES, COCKTAIL and CORNER TABLES, COSTUME JEWELRY FRAYER’ 589 ORCHARD LAKE @ FREE PARKING e PHONE FE 4-4792 | 1 FACTORY CLOSE-OUT. on 4-ft. - WE ACCEPT TRADE-INS | PRICES $ SLASHED! : Recessed tubs, in choice of white or colored. Crate © merred. Save had to buy entire lot in order to seii tubs at these amazingly low prices! 4//2-ft. - 5-ft.. BATH TUBS | oie 21x32 22 SINKS 44 BATH SET ojo, ee Deuble Faecet, Drain Ping, Chain | e a . with Strainer @ Free Standing Clovet (less seat) [Sars oder: 1. GTP TawPe oe) | PLUMBING | en n= RE iy eet a seme __THE PONTIAC } PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1955 i 7 4 Compliment May Result in New Hat for Mamie WASHINGTON (INS)—If Mamie Eisenhower gets a hat in the mail one of these days, it may be the result of a hint dropped by Demo- cratic Sen. Robert Kerr. to the home folks in Oklahome by reporting that when wives of col- lege presidents were received at the White House recently, the first lady held up the line several min- utes’ by exclaiming to one woman, “My dear, that cute hat! Turn around and let me see it.” the incident from an Oklahoman in the line, added: ‘I don’t know if the lady will send her hat to. Mrs. Eisenhower but when the Presi- dent admired my tie, I sent him one just like it.” Rainfall in Seattle, Wash., av- Holland Wants Channel HOLLAND «~The Holland City Council Wednesday night adopted a-resolution asking Congress to pro- vide funds for improving the chan- nel from Lake Michigan here. Copies of the resolution will go to both Michigan senators and Rep. Ford (R-Mich). Predicts 70 Pct. Boost in College Enrollment SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Dr. J. Paul Leonard, president of San Francisco State College, predicts that by 1970 the number of young people attending college in the U.S. Kerr, who said that he heard of! erages 58 inches annually. ~4—— - Kerr ended a weekly newsletter SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. SaaS | MENTIONED—Career diplomat Donald Heath is reported in line as the next U. S, ambassador to | Lebanon. He formerly served as U. §.. ambassador to Indo-China. Harmony House White SUPER SPECIALS Michigan King Za . a | Hermony Hou Not Forgotten aU Ul S : I n S h e ets nena Reduced now at Sears! Firmly woven for longer wear... whitens with washing. Large 39-inch width makes sewing easier! Choose yours now... at Sears low price during this final sale week! Beaver Island to Have Permanent Monument to Mormon Leader ST. JAMES, Beaver Island, (UP) 81x99-in., 72x108-In. 4 y ; or Twin Fitted . , each -— This historic island in northern Lake Michigan will have a perma- nent monument in honor of the man who ruled the island as a king 100 years ago, it was announced today. ; i . Bullet Type . —_R, P, Hoffmann, in- Shop now... . take your choice of 3 sizes at this low dustrialist, said be has purchased price during the final week of this giant sale! Sears Wall Lam ‘ the old Mormon printing house and can take care of all of your sheet needs and still keep Pp will restore it as a historical land- well within your budget! So, take advantage of this Fer Reedi Tv U Michigan's White Goods Sale now — save on first quality white or mg or se The building housed muslin sheets. 134 threads per sq. in. Priced first daily i tae north “ ge 7 ELE ieion and bp a toed eaosan combed percale sheets = landmark trom the era of King Save now on luxurious white Harmony House 97 Black finish shade ts 8-in. James Jesse Strang, who ruled percales that are 190 threads per sq. in. after ] deep, 5-in. wide and finished the island from 1850 to 1856, washing. 72x108-in. flat; twin bed size fitted. inside with white paint. peshicr eer St et: plier’ te rmony itted Sheets............. 2.17 socket turns lamp any des ponree A Soe Pade Me meets tous . . direction. Use singly or in ; to develop it into ° irs for smart decoration. a maesuns on Motiamn Nstery bd pastel muslin sheets eta eerste eee ‘ aay | ! . : Harmony House exclusive pastels for colorfu ew hie. oe leader QUANTITY BUYERS! long wear. 134 threads per sq. in. after wosh- _ 07 Double Pin-Up Fintures. . . .7.95 Mormons. “re Hotels, motels, hospitals, ‘ing. 5 colors. 72x108-in. flat; twin bed size Hoffman purchased the building rooming-houses, institutions of fitted. Shop during this final sale week now!. built in 1850, fro mFrancis E. all kinds will find these values 81x108-inch or Full Fitted Sheets... .. wewcevn~ eal Left for $2,500. Left has been and savings typical of Sears! he li F h for several years to Plan ahead, buy now, save Sere ee om at Sears low, low sale prices. f\ st qua ity musiin s eets cottages. one Durable, long-wearing white muslin! Has 148 Dr. Lewis Beeson, executive _ WHY PAY MORE? threads per sq. in. after washing. Flat 72x 79 secretary of the Michigan His- 108-inch or twin bed size bottom fitted or torical Commission, hailed - pur- 1x99-inch size. , i chase of the building by Hoff. | Bowe Furaishings Dept. ba Pe cs size. Get yours now—save more y mann as “the best thing that has Sears Main Floor . <3 : é' for this sale only ECONOMY QUALITY . > »S ) y *-* ° = Beeson said the commission. will : name a special committee to work Plate Glass Mirrors ] 3% en aglaw = Mattress Pads Mattress Covers Classic Home Decorator . Hoffmann and other summer and Regularly 3.38! Save S2e Harmony House Fitted Plastic Fashionable as well as functional — use mirrors for to raise funds pong ay Beene _—< 2.87 Bog. 1.58 1.62 balance and accent in every room. Two-way bevel - i . part of the purchase price and to Buy now for all your beds. Waterproof, odorless mattress in. wide, gleaming chrome plated buttons. Masonite finance restoration of the building. More sleeping comfort plus protection. Heavy plastic : ; . Hoffmann said he visited Beaver oided protection Sx75-0 is —— clean. cae oa Presdwood back, 24x30-in. size. size mattress. ° u or tw Leer Walithe tundht Gosd pom wash ’ ~reave more! Lamp end Mirror Dept—Sears Second Floor erty for a summer home and that while on the island he heard the printing shop was going to be torn down. He said he immediately ob- tained an option to buy the buidling. The newly formed Beaver Island Boat Co. announced re- cently that it will build a $76,- 000 luxury carferry to operate between the island and Charle- voix, a distance of 30 miles, The new boat is expected to be a boon to the island’s tourist in- os se of Sse dustry. Automatic Roaster Most of the work of promoting Beaver Island and its historic sig- nificance has been done by persons who live here only during the summer. Form.3795 QT 9 5 40°, faster, 20% bigger! Cooks cooler. Holds full arts— not just 18. Cooks as fast as an electric range. Can The Swiss is one of the oldest flags in Europe, used as early as 1339, Regular Price is 3.29, Now Save 52c on Galvanized Garbage Cans 277 pm ng cans :at - special event price! All dipped in ten zinc to make them resistant to rust and leakage. Sides are corrugated for strength. Tight fitting covers, UL Listed 32.95 securely riveted side handles, Buy at Sears, save now! Housewares Dept.—Sears Basement ar - Be Ready When Sprains, Pains, Aches, Cold Strike Large Heat Pads @ Regulerly Priced et 4.98 3 88 @ For Wet or Dry Applicetions : @ Low, Medium and High Heats _ 7 Ready for instont use, just plug it in! Wetproof, heating elements enclosed in water-tight rubberized fabric. Thermostatically controlled, won’t overheat. Soft blue cotton flannel cover. Snap fasteners. , : a] © Hand-dipped in sinc: bath @ Large twenty gallon size SALE! Priscillas — 79 poir Amazing fabric that requires no delicate care .. . ex- tremely resistant to insects, mildew, smoke and sunlight. Washes like o dream, will not shrink over 1%; dries in minutes with NO IRONING. Save! : _> _ Curtain Rods _ Double 69¢ ‘bending or ng. . le 3 ’ Rods... .17¢ é 50x81-Inch Size, Regularly 8.49 4 2 SHOWS DAILY 3 P.M. ond 8:30 P.M. 6%