% Friday: Warmer Details page twe ARY 17, 1955—68 PAGES _ THE PONTIAC PRESS’ _ 118th YEAR. Senate kee pe ‘PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRU Power Struggle Inside Russia May Aid Peace Dulles Says Tensions May Ease When New Leaders Develop WASHINGTON (#) — Sec- | par retary of State Dulles says a power struggle in Moscow eventually will produce Russian leaders with whom the United States can make “practical agreements” to ease world tensions. He also says the Formosa crisis can be settled if Red China will renounce the use of force to capture Nation- alist-held islands. Diplomats noted that the secre- tary's speech last night to the For- eign Policy Assn. in New York ee l z 7 J E ' $ z z i ; SL Hh Hi | : | bn E i I ri itt | Ri i afi H 2 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) ls Found Guilty Slaughter Reassures Critics | L Says Turnpike Objectors ‘Misled and Misinformed’ DETROIT (#—William E. Slaughter Jr., chairman of the Michigan Turnpike Authority, claims that commu- nities fighting the proposed Rockwood-to-Saginaw toll expressway have been “misled” and “misinformed.” - John J. Considine, general superintendent of parks and recreation in Detroit, voiced objections to the pro- posed route yesterday, contending it would ruin two city ks. At the same time, the city of Dearborn asked Washte- new Circuit Court-for an injunction to prevent the rout- ing of the toll road through Ferndale Killer - v Jury Returns Verdict of Manslaughter in Trial of Charles Himes 8 am morning, following above-freezing temperatures in thirties yesterday the “heart” of the city. Slaughter, however, said in a statement last night that “construction of the Michigan Turnpike will in no way impede or otherwise interfere with normal traf- fic flow on existing state, county and local highways. “School, bus, mail and other sim- Pineau’s government — Maurice 2 Bodies Found; Four in Downtown Baltimore BALTIMORE (#-—-A tum- bling wall of a burning downtown clothing | store trapped and apparently killed six firemen early to- day. ° Two bodies were recov- ered. Four firemen were missing. they battled a fire last night in a building on East Balti- more street. existing | they could get to a pile of debris in which the missing teoceen were believed bur- The fire was in a three-story ne Seeeis Se Tre Contin Sixty-nine pieces of fire ap- paratus were called out to fight the blaze. least Peaceful, Maker Says Others Missing in Fire| & The men were trapped as| wreckage of jafter they were feared dead | during the blaze. AP Wirephete |. trapped when the roof collapsed Rites for Six Blast Victims to Be Conducted Friday Funeral arrangements for the six persons killed in a home explosion Tuesday near Milford have been com- Howse Already Bill in Upper Chamber Would Boost Salaries $7,500 Per Yeor — ers predicted today the Sen- ate will follow the House lead in voting a substantial tives a $10,000 annual boost to $25,000. Comparable raises are for the vice president, the House speaker,.ali federal judges and US. attorneys. SRT Sg vetoed ee eae J Democrats for — Diggs, Dingell, Griffiths, Lesinski, Machrowicz and Rabaut. Republicans for Bennett, Bent- headed a subcommittee which con- ducted Survival From H-Bomb Attack Not Hopeless Federal Civil Defense Director Says Sim By ROBERT B. TARR Pontiac Press Managing Editor Lal its resulting radioactive fallout j “The significance of fallout,” ‘Petersen sald, “te that an atomic attack ts no longer the - exclusive concern of large cities. te farmers, ranchers and smalil- town residents thought they were live in ple Measures Can However, he said, “there are vastly extended the range of i¢ ts mow a life-or-death matter | mitigating factors in the behavior BATTLE CREEK—Survival for |the H-bomb’s peril to human millions in event of atomic bomb} ce Toll in Lives id. ‘the FCDA installations at Battle said another factor is Creek from which warning of an i a! in § flat cE ete Leslie L. Kullenberg, director of emergency operations, said a sur- prise attack would be held in seven cities, one in each of the civil de- ; i Bet fel; i Hf | Britain Is 3rd Nation to Join ;|H-Bomb Race LONDON (UP) — Great Britain | anounced today that she will start and hyd The disclosure that Britain will become the world’s third H-bomb power was made in an official government white paper, giving Britain's defenses their most dras- tic overhaul in history, to keep them abreast of the atomic age. . In deciding to join the United States and Russia in producing the world’s most deadly exple- sive, the government of Prime Minister Winston Churchill said 3 ; i i f ii aa | a | I k gf it af . tf i it i | gee WASHINGTON (#—-Lead- : I ER? “8 sé “Z EE Bez : : § | it I aes bagi stalked off, but | later in a taxi to the | Murdock home at 1255 Bald- | Spencer lived. i occurred when his wife and Spencer | in the back yard, wit-| i i wfidgé mt agkeiy 5 i bp it i i, f | i Liberal, Kan., children are taking THE PONTIAC PRESS, T 4 HURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1935 i {See New School Ready by Nov. 1 | Board of Education Says ss Linda Vista: Contracts to Be Let May 3 Linda Vista Schoo! will be com- pleted by Nov. 1, said Dr. Otto P. Hufziger, administrative assistant to the superintendent of Pontiac “- Be Prosecuted Ziem Finds No Proof of Negligence in Death of Blind Man, Dog I Fs 2 i i ie i Hi ite g | sft Rubinstein Plotter Quizzed on Holdups questioned | unsolved bank rob-| | 15 years. But, police said, he has arrest record dating back to 923, and authorities found a small arsenal in his home — assertedly cached against the day he hoped to become a big-time bank robber. Scholz ts being held in $25,000 from possible harm by underworld The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly cloudy tonight and mot so cold. Mostly eloedy and semewhat warmer temerrew with rain or snew late tomorrow after- neon or night, Rain changing te snow femerrow 4 and@ colder. Leow to-/ _ night 2-32, high 40-44, low tomerrow a -24. Seutheast te south winds 10-15 miles tonight increasing te 12-18 mites temerrew, shifting westerly late Today in Pontiac | a temperature preceding 8 «.m. | At 8 am.: Wind velocity 1¢ mph Direction North-northeast. Sun sets Thursday at 6:07 p.m. Bun rises Friday at 7:26 a.m | Moon sets Thursday at 1:10 p.m. Moon rises Friday at 4:49 a.m. | B1 @. @....02e0:: 6 2D. Mccceces 32 } Mhicereuges> s | MB. ova eects 23 | —— ‘ Wednesday in Pontise | (Aes recorded downtown) | Lowest temperature.........++ sesess . Mean temperature.............ssevenee . Weather—Partiy, sunny, trace of snow. | One Year Age in Pontiac | Highest _temperature........ soditeil 2 Mean, tomperntare.-cscsscosesens:: % z . E 5 g eesk & 8 i j F vw! Major Witness Expected Today in Phenix Trial killer—is expected to take the stand today in the murder trial of facing separate trials in Birming- ham for the back-alley assassina- tion of Patterson, who campaigned to clean up. vice and crime-infested Russell County. The other two, former solicitor Arch Ferrell and former attorney general Si Garrett, will be tried later. : The state's first witness today is expected to be Leland Jones, ad- vertising manager of a grocery store in Phenix City, once known as the “sin town of the south” and | the scene of the murder. med New Masonic Lodge Rooms Dedicated Some 125 persons attended the recent dedication of the new lodge rooms of Roosevelt Lodge 516, F&AM, in the Masonic Temple. i Taylor, conducted the ceremonies. A turkey dinner preceded the dedi- cation. Annual past masters banquet of Roosevelt lodge will. be held Feb. 36 in the Masonic Temple, 22 State St, Immediate past master Ray- mond- Kneise] will be guest of vonor, Speaker will be William H, Ban- nan, warden of the Southern Michi- ae : 2 if yl i by Soviet Upheaval (Continued From Page One) any other state of the Union. Leaves 66 Survivors and Sarah McElroy Beadle Mrs. Weber had 37 years, coming here from eget au saat ate j ved in Pontiac rll Fe E mothers as Pancake Day approaches by holding & | event will be proclaimed international pancake racing the beard, would mean that the ee ae ate Seven wtp Rs] en | Sean eae e yf Margaret Running Out ° . 1—Transporting them to other Motorist Won f of Different Costumes Local Woman Dies; 2—Increasing the class loads of GL i * 3 bak irks | “J Lr. a PHILae Bal Birmingham Jaycees Plan Award Dinner Gov. Philip A. Hart will speak on America's youth, when he is guest speaker at a banquet to be given by the Junior Chamber of Commerce at 8 p. m. Feb. 25, at Devon Gables. the winner of their distingwshed Objectors ‘Misled’ (Continued From Page One) 5 Regular $2.00 Set | 98° Your child will build a service | station... a log cabin... fire house . . . a cottage from this one set. Educational and entertaining. Gift boxed. SIMAS.". | Main Floor and Second Floor HALF PRICE SALE! Erect 4 Buildings With “GASTON” Inter-Changecble BUILDING BLOCKS _* ‘S OOO OOSOSOOHOHOHOOHOHOOSOOOOOOCS Toneer 0. Segincw —Nein Floor extra pop-UP oeeumneemmm lp | Buy NOW! Use LAYAWAY Plan. WHY_PAY ‘FULL’ PRICE? It’s Simms for BiG DISCOUNTS Famous Mekes—Latest Models ELECTRI yy RAZORS" All brand new in original factory carton. Fully guaranteed both by maker and Simms. aie $23.50 Remington | $26.50 Schick CONTOUR MODEL 20 MODEL .. 1 SHAVER $23.50 SHAVER . $27.50. on 2S son, 1795 Cccesooocooococoocose ecccccoccovecccooooecees FULLY AUTOMATIC! The Day in Birmingham | |27 Students V 3 Awards for Best:Posters At that time Jaycees will name +. BIRMINGHAM—Some 115 Bir- | mingham. youngsters are in hot getting that é E 7 # * tal : H taf fil i GF i | Hi it t i F S56 7k eer gcatE i F ri Will Receive bound on Adams road, driven by Edward J. Niezguski of Royal Oak, fficials from Birmirigham, Bloomfield Hills, Troy, Bloomfield and Southfield Townships, and the City of Lathrup Village hoped to- iron out differences over allocation of costs in the sanitary sewer project at this morning's meeting. Southfield and Lathrup say their shares are too high. If constructed, the sewer would carry waste from these municipal- ities into the Detroit treatment system. Most of the areas involved have been cited by the Michigan Water Resources Commission for pollution of the Rouge River, and told to end this practice. Also to attend the earlier meet- ing were officials of the Michigan Water Resources. Commission, en- gineers for the plan, and financial and legal consultants. All in all, 115 posters are being : ; in local busi- | ' .. au aad at he Oumen A car.driven by Mary E. Mac- nity this week. Roll call | DOndid of 558 Bennaville, was one offictals say this ts the first time | Seven involved in a traffic jam the house has relied so heavily on Woodward at 12 Mile during on the younger element to ald yesterday afternoon's rush hour. im the anneal fund drive. .| A series of rear end collisions were set off when the first car, sSoacbed yes meg yp rate driven by Nick Mareski of Royal eee as Oak, stepped tor a traffic ed to date, according to Mrs. al-| “Ss! vin Knorr, general chairman. Berkley police said two tow * ¢ 6 trucks pried the autos apart. One driver suffered a slight knee in- jury and was treated by his own physician. bad that they're publicized. They're nn Miss Mary C. Hulbert Service for Miss Mary C. Hul- bert, 81, of 680 Brown St., will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Detroit, with private burial to follow at Elm- wood Cemetery, Her body is at Bel] Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co. Miss Hulbert died today. She previously had been active in social work. Surviving are three brothers: ‘Henry S. of Detroit and Lawrence | and Roberts, both of Birmingham; ‘and two sisters, Mrs. David W. Thornberry of Birmingham, and Mrs. Helen H. Kraft of James- town, N. D. WHY PAY MORE Then J Simms Eve WEATHER FORECASTING cman Barometer [Know when changes 24 to 48 Dey Low Price? » vance. Brass and mahogany. Full 5 inch size. 0 N. Sagincw —tnd Floor -. Famous “NORTHLAND” — Junior Size 5 ft. Maple Skis Ideal tor or 12 Foun Old 10 price while our limited SPORTS DEFT. —tnd Fleer— Maker's ‘‘End-of-Season” S SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT. 4 % State Department of Health, the POSSOSOSOHSSOHOSOCOOSSOSSEES We bought all they had to be able to offer our “LOWEST EVER” price. Only 121 at this great savings for Friday and Quilted Wool Inner-Lined a Jackets Original $11.95 Value “ee A Felli iu ct Fl t i i lk | ¢ ERSEGI ul I it rf a ii | eeiciers seusbeuee’ anaesia (ting and there is even soapsuds in the r i t iy ; it gee i i HF Lite iF i : ot it x iI i EG Music on Scholarship z i ¢ EFeee = Big 3-ounce can of Werks in all makes of agcuk lighters. Limit 4. —Mata Fleer $1.09 The perfect vitamin f all groups. Pull bottle ot. 108 capoulen. —Main Fleer Select Grain Hardwood Clothes Pins Ladies’ Goins” vaneeeny Advertised Brands Ladies’ Bras; 2 for 3 Dozen Cotton Poplin and Seersucker Ladies’ Uniforms See : i He 400 bbe: xrotcapatcly il porary € colors styles. 1 to 5. "32.95 vale —Main Fleer ae om ¢. ° eeceeeeeeeeeses ~A oma wo wo | Ceeccccococoee : ¢ STORE-WIDE MARKDOWNS Savings in Every Department — B-A-R-G-A-I-N-S so big that we must restrict the sale to. FRIDAY MORNING ‘only! Plan to get every department on el 3 floors. = 4 73 Girls’ Dresses Bathroom RT Sets & Plastic Drapes, 2™- Your choice of drapes, cottage sets or bathroom curtains. Enea >) of sd value. EE . Popular 51 Gauge-15 Denier . Ladies’ Nylons 2” 89 Sizes 8% to J! Popular 51 gauge 15 de- nier Lege daisttinens of "$1.00 Men’s Neckties it # ite ts NE ‘o price. —Rasement 100% Wool Knits 1.29 wool = == 66 rater eeeeege0 e Ai fe ihe 3 if ‘| . $9.00. Value Satin Bead All Wool Blanket . tll ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 your shore . Regular 10c Men's ~ Shoe Laces 2¢ Standard 27-inch shoe laces in brown color only. Metal tips. —Basement Men's Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Just 4 left. Assorted color $34 Regular $4.95 eléctrie wall =" Westclox’ (10% Silicone Steam Pressing Cloth 44 Use it for blecking = “= faa knitted garments . shop - 2-Quart Bisseaas Enamel Sauce ‘Pama 2 for Durable, easy to clean enamelware. Regular 34¢ each. Save ne, —ted Fleer ne a W on’t Chip, Scratch or Break : Solid Stainless Steel Waste Basket : 18” Towel i = aoe 21" tanell (e emgrone me 23° assorted © with brackets. 39c value. valu.e : —tad Fleer With Cov a Fit All Popular Se ands Candy Bars - Gum . 10°29 Spo ponge Map - aie Fes amous “Swing-a-W ay’ Wall Knife Sharpener Really puts an any a > Wall type, $}. oad gy —tad i: 66° Progresses French Fry Potato Cutter $2.98 value. Cuts potato into geet slices French fry ~ 19 at this price. Limit 10 per customer, ites 98 a2 1 If Sturdy cote Sahat with two handles. =a pe a hpmece ® Precision Gormes Made | Si inl dion Regular $1.59 value. Ph : 35c “Plumber's Friend” Wee saneaaeeeneeoes Feely id oy & ) carl. Regular 312.95" Value G-E Electric iron. Famous GE electric 299 iron at this low price 3% oor ey: $5.95 White Hardwood Toilet Seat plete with gece Full Bottle 250 axe ot Ah ry 4 ; hi ii f * = b fle t nt Be, 23502 Bale Vieor Herdasod toilet seat in $ 66 white hood posible Com-, 5-Grain ie ¥ * FOUR. | Wn THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 ® 6 r} ane ee eg About Spy Job Says He Was Asked to. Check Up on Publisher | for McCarthy "| eas NEW YORK @—Harvey Matu- sow, ex-Cominunist and onetime FBI informer, says he was asked to spy on Nevada publisher Hank | Greenspun on behalf of Sen. Mc-| Carthy (R-Wis), Greenspun was a Pt political opponent of McCarthy and | the late Sen. McCarran (D-Nev). | Matusow was a witness again yesterday in a hearing based on the plea by 13 second-string Com- | munists that Matusow's ,testimony —which he now says was false— led to their conviction in 1952 on conspiracy charges. They are seck- ing a new trial. e . ‘Save to $50! Reg. 229.95! AGIUSUT '| 21” Ambassador ~ Top- Tuning — 1955 Console! r 6 y N Save 5.99 Regularly 16.98! Giant Indoor | s Matusow, cross-examined by | US. Atty. J.. Edward Lumbard, testified that last October, the day ; after he signed a contract for pub- y i. ligation of his book “False Wit- ? pes Mlle Ror mgr ral ON & BICYCLE BUILT FOR FIVE—Five beauties |in Holland. Sbown on the bicycle, left to right: never take the witness stand demonstrate a five-place tandem bicycle at an auto | June Henry, Shirley Talbott, Lois Markle, Rita padi : accessory show in Chicago. The bike being shown in | Bernard and Jeannie Paradine. | Lumbard read into the record a major cities throughout’ the U. S., is manufactured * letter written by Matusow July 25, = Omelia, an aide to Sen. SicCarthy. Acquit Welder Newspaper Story ae er The concerned G E i * Doe Roush pretg pas isang ‘Gives Man Word | ™"" and outspoken critic of McCarthy. | » ® Matusow ae ie the per te ; Kid | ' | of Lost Brothers the William Saunders family of was trying to get intormation frome in | nap ld Uo Std bo Cod lisher he (Matusow) didn’t Hke Mc. ; Wife Swoons as Jury |twin brothers at Buffalo. N. Y.,|the province of Manitoba, Canada. Carthy or McCarran, ea Ss 6 6 * Mat may lead to another family reun- Matusow, asked if he had offered Finds . “stil Of lion of mindmg members of the (Porreggpial opr rs oan andes te “wy” on Greenspun, replied: | Abduction Charge estourge ns of Traverse (furt® the six children in his tam. following a suggesti . y S. Saunde verse hopes to arrange a general by Omelia.” PHOENIX, Ariz, —A Superior City said he is a brother of Paul ced iran pages po possible | Last October Greenspun filed a| Court jury has found Daniel J. L. Prince, 40, of Buffalo, and Jack! He told of corresponding with his one-million-dollar suit against Mc-| Marsin, 41-year-old welder, inno-| L. Stoflet, 40, of Detroit, twins re-| brother and sister in Manitoba but Carthy, yome Pree ed epee cent of .kidnaping Mrs. Sone reunited. had never been able to trace Paul Communist. > * * Meanwhile, the government filed a charge accusing of The case is stil! pending. ie Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell and @ Full Guarentee on all General Arthur Sum- der TV in wood me- perts! Built-in oan- ee hegeny cabinet! tenne! @ Ne more groping ... @ Extro cleer ond wide stretching .. of | | @ Dryer stands 6 feet @ Attached heavy steel Aluminized P ic t ure “ Peace Efforts-Lodg Oey commas kar Fell tch tone speakée! © Brillen ae : the @ tone e mt decorator 0 Cixi s Save 2.96! First Quality! Washable! © Uso in besement, ettic — @ Open end fold in one Extre sensitive for console! 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American radio, stage = 9a Floor 0 Lawrence 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST. |.._Mother rats fed chlorophyll did' There were tearful embraces | vas had had to stay behind until | a e PONTIAC ¢ FEderal 2- not provide so = milk and and happy co. “Me- minor stomach ailment cleared | PROVIDENCE the Rhode island’ st — growth rate was \tera” was | Gio “Born im Lodi, Mae oat | home. ra »Shoot The Works: 3 DAYS ONLY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MONDAY! WE WON'T CARRY THEM OVER! You're Getting Them Now at GIVE-AWAY PRICES! On Sale Friday 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. and All Day Saturday ‘til 5:30! "=r — that’s all — for these grand values! Come Friday 9:30 2. m. ‘til 9 p. m. or Saturday right p. m. It isn’t every day you can buy such fine clot hing at such huge savings so be sure to get yours now—today! fs ARCHIE BARNETT _ just 3 up "tit 5:3 i t mi Er & 3 a z He if sbi tht - a i, economic goals. 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Police believe the money was : -| closed 5 p.m. and a memorial * - Then. the man handed. oer a|taken rom a jewelry store Fey. 8 Honored by Nationalists service was held in the armed TOKYO (#—Kyodo news service Loot Over fo Priest package of money, asking that it| They did not identify the priest or/ TAIPEI, Formosa w#—-National-|forces stadium jn, downtown 9" | today reported that Japanese tratie be returned to “ease the burden | the church. ° ist China today homage to | Pel. attended President ations are working for the ALBANY, NY., — A young | ™Y mind the 720 guerrillas who died to «| Ks} shel: formation of one central group to priest, obtain ~s an|man in ikiangshan ’ : unist ‘man walked -into the confessional | the man’s name, gure the pack- catimsted od s9ng00.a00 pounds of|Island to’ the Communists last | Cheese grates more readily if it handle trade with 'Y® of a Roman Catholic charch last age to police. The money, in $5 trope and twine annually. month. is chilled. 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Pork lions, lamb chops and various cuts of veal also will be offered at lower prices here and there. The meat industry reports cuts now average grapes are avail- prices. . egg prices are mov- | ing higher. Increases of four to. six cents a dozen are being posted | by a major eae A There will ‘be ne of srafond | for the Lenten season. There are big supplies of frozen fish in stor- | age, including large quantities of | halibut and- haddock fillets. Fro-| zen shrimp also is plentiful. Prices wil] be moderate. * « 6 The list of good buys in vege- tables js rather slim this week— toes, onions, turnips, new and old cabbage. carrots, escarole, Michigan hothouse rhubarb and greens. Blame it on the winter weather. Spring may not be feo far away: Asparagus from Californ- | la reached New York markets | this week by air, and the first emnegrerce have been shipped ~ Notice er Assesament: ?” Biacktop Pavement on Summit Btreet. To: Pontiac Unton Scheel, Richaré B. Thomas, Geo. rett I Bec w. | Hirlinger Oskiand Home Clarence man W —_ ell persons tn’ the rol] of the tofore made by the City Assessor for the rpose of etreye, that part of the) cost mission decided | should be a eet borne by special | the construction of two- escesament tnch black pavement on Summit atreet from street to Montcalm | street fs now om file im my office for | Fagor Clay ao jon. N Commission Assessor of the Cit of Pontiac. meet at the Munict; Court in said City, on the 955 at 8:00 o'clock p.m., 14 assessment, at which time to review oa Os Pm ~ Notice of Special Assessment: | 2” Blacktop Pavement on Wisner’ Street. gE 4 place opporten: persone interested to be heard Dated: Pebruary 16, 10955 W.O. 6791 ADA R. EVANS, it ~ Notice of ecistand Assessment: Avenue, - — Cen. test iets 2>>e eld: @ Thee CHICAGO aw. 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TOW © PRICED! a 3-DAYS _qf{emme. Regularly 12.98 BIG COAT FOR LITTLE EVACUEE—A boy leans forward to get {nto the picture as this little girl in man-sized coat interrupts munching to Formosa under protection of the U. S. Seventh Fleet. Bob Considine Says: - Bulganin No Figurehead, _ Former Associate Reveals NEW YORK (INS)—The news of | on Schank, he said, when Schank On Sale 3 Days Only! Soft, plush pillows of imported ( c~ down in full 21x27-inches! tiful feather-proof ticking in white with blue pattern. Save! “/. “Den't believe can produce’. But he was not. = Ness ; that Buiganin te a figurehead,” | interested. ‘T came to see your! Bright Both Mots Harmony House Towels 9° Pree Ocater, “He fe smart, hes | “A@other time, at his home in || Sevings Priced Tale Week = Reg. 79¢ Giant 22x44-In. ........ Sgalecaat Ani eee nen lia . Large 3'2-qt. capacity. a major war. There ts too mach didate for re-election in 1956.” + 3 sizes. ! . Wreinger Attachment ....:8.95 eigh s only Ya-lbs. j wurest at heme So es The granddaughter, Daphna : living conditions, Nygaard of Jamestown, is Demo- : | deed at aglow orale nerd ve Sn Then Gives Him Ticket whizzing past his patrol car. Clos-| TOKYO #—Communist China is, With Estate of $154,380 68th birthday. An inventory filed |“ ® g.20%4 ; son testified in Magistrate Court collecting signatures on petitions | , in Probate Court yesterday : ao INDEPENDENCE, ‘Mo, ® —| yesterday he contacted Emery | opposing atomic weapons .and a| ST. LOUIS @—Albert F. Kers-|showed he left an estate valued A third of the average US. fami- =” When State Patrolman A. F. Clos-| again to give him a ticket for| broadcast today said that 1% mil-|ten, a bachelor, kept occupied by | at $154,380, with stocks and bonds ly Meome goes for food, liquor and - gon saw Waldo D. Emery trying| traveling 65 miles an hour in a/lion residents of Peiping — just| investing his small life savings and |the chief assets. _- | tobaceo. ee 8. Se to get his stalled automobile start-|4-mile-an-hour zone. about everyone old enough to playing cards with friends after) A spokesman at the Lutheran ren v ed, he stopped and helped him.| Emery pleaded guilty and sas write — had signed within ieee | oes 25 years ago as aN up-| Convalescent home, where Kersten There are about 100,000 lakes in They got it started. { I fined $15. days. - . holsterer. spent the last six years of his life, | Sweden. . ing off for New Orleans and the Boston's ‘Pi Alley’ Official Name Now BOSTON #—Williams Court be- came Pi Alley officially yesterday —but few will notice the change. The narrow alleyway in the heart of Boston's newspaper row has been known as Pi Alley al- most since the first printer dumped | Chunky his galley of pied (jumbled) type into its dingy recesses. The block long lane—which be- gins where the Post and Globe face each other across Washington Street—has long borne the sign ‘Williams Court" and beneath it the jumbled spelling ‘(Pie Al- * ley).” But no more. The Public Im- made provement Commission author- ized the switch yesterday. Exile Back in Mexico MEXICO CITY Ww — Former Costa Rican President Rafael An- gel Calderon Guardia, who led last month's abortive revolt in his homeland, is back in Mexico re- portedly suffering from malaria. He flew here from Nicaragua Tues- day. | Notice of Special Assessment: | 2"' Blacktop Pavement on Florence e. British Army’s Shortest Soldier Stands 4 Foot 2 By i Avenve. To: Raymend O Brown, T. W Doolin, James Chiappelli, Alfred Hem eent V. Rose McLarty. Margaret Clark, Nelson to all persons That the roll of the beretofore made by © ii F 5 g gs g . Vin- | . Snyder, Z Stiva. H Baker and fre Pred Barnfather, and Fs £ & hy assesament for the inch blacktop pavement on Florence ave- guste street nue Au to D.GO.K. & M. RR te now co file im my efile Me bile im: : P Notice fs also hereby given that the Cow February A.D, to review sald gasessmnen' pportunity will be given al persons interested to be heard. Dated: February 16, 1965. 6800, . ADA BR. EVANS, City Clerk. Peb. 17, 1068) Notice of Special Assessment: 2” Blacktop Pavement on Rundell Street. To: Donaldson Lumber Company, Oon- sumersa Power Company, Mclisaac, 5 Kissinger, i nant. tnger, ror] - A : oe Thomas PF. | he purpose of defraying ttiat part ch the Commission decid- ed should be paid and borne by special assessment fo rthe construction of two- inch blacktop pavement on street from Saginaw street to Baidwin avenue is now on file in my office for blic inspection. p Notice hereby = the of Pontige, will meet at the aa ty, on y of Da February 16, 1065. oa ee ADA R. EVANS, ol Clerk. 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Speculators and security analysts are forever studying when to buy as well as what to buy. | : The stock market has been ris- ing since September, 1953. and has added 70 per cent to the 1949 aver- 9532 ae a rit ate if ie g3z price when Eye HW tes F aie if Standard and Poor's index of 480 = % x 3 E) & » se = » cent and untrained outsiders are enter the market. Incidentally, “Standard and Poor’s Outlook,” gazing into the crystal ball, concluded:. “Our studies of 1955 prospects porations, as represented by the 50 stocks in our daily industrial price index, will be up about 10 per cent. An increase of this ex- tent would carry earnings above the previous record set in 1950 and almost 140 per cent above the 1929 level. An even larger proportionate gain (13 per cent) is forecast for dividend payments, which are pro- jected at a new peak." Some who would rather be con- servative and wrong will try to save their own skin by giving nega- tive counse! and preaching caution. 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A veteran of 30 years in the mili- tary, Atkinson served in England, Africa and Italy during World War IL Montreal Fire Takes 11 Lives |Our great leaders.’’ The general | Boy, 11, Pledges Help in Letter__ Newborn Baby Hurled 7 Floors Mother Attempting to ‘CAZENOVIA, N.Y. @®—If the runs into any trouble it can count on Tim White. - From his parents’ farm near this Her Husband NEW YORK (—A young woman hurled her newborn baby out of a ‘seventh-floor window of the Hotel Capitol early today in an attempt to hide the birth from her husband, police said, — The infant, a boy, was found dead on a midtown street pavement be- tween two parked cars at 1:30 a.m. * Ld] * The mother, reported in “very poor” condition at a hospital, was r Herben replied that Tim could help ‘“‘by trying with all your might to follow the examples of. invited Tim to visit Governor's central New York village, Tim) Conceal the Birth From..rolice that when he returned he not known his wife was pregnant. Mrs, Morvan, apparently feeling birth was imminent, sent her hus- band out for sandwiches shortly after midnight, police said, He told | found his wife ill and summoned | a doctor. , | AL rby found the infant's | . * s s |. The doctor’s call for an ambu- |lance for Mrs. Morvan, . coming | after the finding of the body, led ' police to the hotel room. mo RUDIrosa Files Suit NINETEEN ~ fo Divorce Barbara Rubirosa’s attorney, Eneas Sav- inon, published notice of the does not reply, the case will come up for hearing on March 10. Miss Hutton and Rubirosa were | Oil Worker Burned ' CADILLAC w—Robert Frye, 59. ‘of Big Rapids is in Mercy Hospital ‘married in New York, Dec. 30, | | 1953, but separated three months | later. It was his fourth marriage | Death Justifies the southern Ute tribe's 10-year rehabilitation program. Kent fin-| ally agreed. 11 Stories fo Death Island whenever he was in New quoted by police as saying: “The here with severe burns suffered and her fifth. Rubirosa has recent-| his performance, he collapsed and nt F =. ee York. father of the baby is not my hus- in an oil field fire near Marion. | ly been the constant companion of she saw Moroney on the station's But Tim's mother Mrs. William | pand and 1 djdn’t want him to Hig injuries reportedly were due | @ctress Zsa Zsa Gabor. Doctors said he had suffered a =e neder oe afford that.” me comida — OS lo od end fire in an oil As she ran toward him and before afford that.” The woman was identified by plosion An acquatint is an etching on d batons “ police as Mrs. Irene Morvan, 22, of |“¢ll casing which ignited from | copper or steel with nitric acid, Kansas produces about ene-|sho could ony anything, she tld Kansas was part of the Louisiana | 125 Chestnut St., Garfield, N.J. | heating stove several feet away/ giving the effect of a water color fourth of the U. S. supply of winter officers, Moroney fove Purchase. 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Do we | Nudist Bill Hearing Barred From Floor LANSING (®—A House commit- tee will hold a public hearing next on a bill to ban nudist colonies, but the supply of seats is limited, The hearing will be held in a committee room, instead of the ’ floor of the House as demanded by Rep. Peter J. Kelly (D-Detroit), ff author of the measure. “We'll invite those people who f- il Phone FE 4-6842 @ Bride, 19, Dies in Crash; Husband Seriously Hurt DETROIT w—Mrs, Emily Neil, lision of a pickup truck driven by | her husband, Jerron, 19, and a car collided in suburban Romulus Township, 4 Neil, of Romulus Township, and | of Nankin Township, were seriously injured in the crash, revoked had been cited to appear for re- examination because of a long rec- ord of traffic offenses. : Coat the inside of bread boxes and other tin containers with par. affin to keep them from rusting. the other driver, Andrew J. Bailey, Optometrist DR.H. A. MILLER 7 North Saginaw Street But the attendant, bverett Ris- Gospel Church, built. 105 years ago. succumbs to hood of Baltimore. i O vice president. told ner, of Manchester, said he re- flames as firemen fight to keep the blaze from Quill. a C20 v ‘the convention that the labor unity: have something to do,” id. Reuther says: ‘‘May the Lord for- | O'Connor oad as Sey wal give brother Quill, for. he knows, Rep. Thomas J. Whinery — broken by a filling station attend. | not what he doeth.” —_ Rapids), chairman of curving race m ‘er pn = Digi sipelediserenag: Py ‘ix aide|__Whinery said he turned down “Better Things in Sight” Kelly's request for a bigger arena when he serviced it Monday after had tongue- ‘ lashed Reuther and the AFL because he did not want to ‘‘trans- | SS eee as Reuther was not at the convention. | form the floor of the House into a Open Friday Evenings man wearing a U.S. Navy uni- After an impassioned by : : , : oo Quill, the delegates representing | _ 9, Paseed., Keuy’s bill would im. Closed Wednesday Afternoons E day ang ordered her to drive 170,000 TWU members voted 392/71) ae aad a —_ ‘ | him to Detroit, She said she had ~— to 18 against merger on the basis |Tyaist ‘magazines. | . Seed ot Ge snviee cation a * oo =. | agreed upon in Miami Beach last al —_ : obtain gas while the sailor LGETEIED a i i ; week. The CIO has about five mil-| 2%» 7 pressed a it against her side. CENTURY-OLD CHURCH BURNS—The First Full | spreading through a congested residential neighbor- lion members: the AFL 10 million: | °° | membered cleaning the windshield | a ty — [plan was a “surrender.” He said e Car ar was ® day by G Daniels, who he merge One sitting beside Mrs, Giles. Study of Law Fails Plan New YMCA PY, ont lb eraperal lig apr agen abeprenggannoetio el 2 Mrs. Giles said her husband, a ; JACKSON \#—Construction will | project. The present YMCA build- | TWU wants—to CIO vice presidents tea salesman, worked long hours P Off f Band begin soon on a new YMCA youth |ing will be traded for the new/ while agreeing to a weaker ar- and let her at home with ite 19/10 ay or it —-) = business | youth center site plus a money | rangement with the AFL. Sncited 0 ive ee CORUNNA #—The many hours oe ee ee | > not he spent boning up on criminal | ee law failed to pay off fr Nvle HH Sam =Senson Says: UAW 1954 Audit peo. o°e udl A Shiawassee County Circuit . 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This artificial aging was already quite an art abroad, Obrig re- called, when he was apprenticed | ture workman,” at the age of 13 to a London dec- * /A labor into the task.” Lane, Deep-in-Dept, Conn.’’ he de- | scratched up look signs everything from eggbeaters to Geiger counters. He also enjoys giving tips to young couples on how they can furnish their homes at small expense. “Often they inherit a few fing | legs, but be pieces of antique furniture,” he | it. If you put in too many worm | antique. why any housewife who wants to That'll eat out the soft grain of the fiber. ckground. ife actually can do a| where normal usage over a long ' better job of distressing a repro- ee of aud would wear the Water Nymphs duction than a professional furni- table smoot he said, “‘she is | willing .to put more time and hand | en make a good antique walnut So if you want to take a $40 table | shells in alcohol... and make it look like a $400 * ee m 5 . it with hot copper wires. You can she picked up at a bargin. And the main building. also put a few worm holes in the, if she’s done her work well, they'll careful not ‘to overdo | never know whose hands made it were regularly appeasing the | age and source of an antique, you'd do well to go to another dealer.” As it ig now, a lot of furniture they never made. Youths Badgar “Next, sandpaper the spots | ae aes oeal'a wale finish, you ‘to Get at Coins . RICHMOND, Va. uw — Water. nymphs — as anyone with a book | on Greek mythology in. hand ican make a good antique walnut on three coats of shel- | Should know — should be appeased abandoned wormhole mak-| ‘First file off the edges to make | lac, and finish it off with a coat |— Not badgered. Bother a water -|it look worn. Then take a ring|of melted white beeswax mixed|"Ymph and you may be in for room of his 12-acre estate—he calls | of heavy old keys and slam them | with gum turpentine. 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The Assembly impeached Gui- zado and ordered his arrest Jan. | 15 after Ruben Miro, an attorney, |confessed the actual killing and said the plot was carried out with Guizado's tan ee | Thirteen other persons, includ- been arrested in connection with | the slaying. They will be tried by | the regular courts. | ee) | In the United States, autos | scrapped in 1925 averaged less than 22,000 miles of total travel while | those scrapped in 1945 averaged ' g1,000 miles, . poeccens or" Fe, . Chevrolet’snew © |." pet: ventilation system ° , At “., A special chamber under the ven- High-Level iS Air enters here :. tilation louvers keeps rain out of the . . : at hood-high level — car ie jes you with a more Ventilation system cx romrond tea fumes : Stiri’ making the eat Winger F , 2 and dust! a safer. lves you a ir. *. This is one of the exciti gives you cleaner, fresher air, foe ee eek eo e *eovccceee®” and all you want of it! -4- entirely new ride! be - And you can have any or all « Chevrolet's stealing the thunder from the high-priced cars with all these comforts end conveniences, too! — New Anti-Dive braking con- trol (exclusive with Chev- rolet) for “heads up” stops! New Four-Fender eee New Ball-Race steering! An of the automatic power fea- tures* you could wish for! pate Linkage-Type Power Steering. Does up to 80 per cent of the work for you! Cushions road shock, too! New Automatic Window and Seat Controls. Raise and lower windows in front and rear .. . position the seat... ata finger touch. improved Power Brakes. Stop you with up to one- third less pedal pressure, for extra ease and safety. A New Ale Conditioning heats or cools the air to your liking. Takes up no trunk space. *Optional at extra cost. Automatic Window and Seat Cc cenit ot available on Bel Air and “Two-Tém” models, Air Conditioning on V8 models only, Everything's new tn the motoramic Chevrolet Rising from his seat in the hall | Guizado shouted into an Assembly | “What is being done to me is | ing Miro, Guizado's son and two. of his business partners, also have | 7 - : a oe Regal Exchange on the West Side. Fa. wrote that he had heard Devils ! Takes No Chances, Then, when the robbers appar Bearskin Coat ||tae «ste x me oascs pone till Bock in Tokyo | = ently were ready to leave, one of ' ; z _—_ aa SEOUL @—Gen, John E. Hull, Shells Out $7, 300 SS ee . Is Comfy Only -|\3 voc tor the quvneat Finn Ck Fu iet soomente “20 ates vation tr ome “a! CIC EX-Chilef lat Thirty Below [mt ew nore 6 wth oh aoe ts eM band Satuaey es So the cashier scooped aiicther! e | ay | gE VUS LAKE, ND. — The) aaded, it never gets cold enough tion of the U.S, military aid pro; ki change cashier didn't take any | $3,400 from the safe for a grand Former President Will chamber ot commerce received a Gar the sad 0s be gaoded ae a ee ee srase i during a $7,300 nests | ars of $7,300. The the robbers Stand Trial for Remon Se te pasa id rsa You can’t even stand the thing Speers Mig Ruth Lichter, 35, told po-| , Murder March 21 | skin coat. until it gets down to 20 or 30 de- hummingbird can fly back lice she shoved $600 under’ her J. R. Finn of Council, Idaho, | grees below zero,” Finn wrote. | ward as well as forward. instead of going fet Hho this .. New Tread TIRES $Q95 ~- 8 Exchange 6.70x15 NEW CAR B. F. Goodrich TAKE-OFFS DEFIANCE 19s | 514% , 6.70x15 Exchenge 6.70x15 Exchange SAVE EVEN MORE ON OTHER SIZES! AN EXTRA RADIO MAKES = FINE GIFT Pay pte toning. a os hed $9495 Taboweny os % = e a a! origin sings you sleep. wakes you ia the morning. Turns on appli ances I= $9795 es $2.00 Dewn—$1 25 Weekly Soares Bot ‘SAV E30 : Shor wrigor W Electro-Rinse with Pump MOTOROLA 21" TV ene 199" What a big picture! What a low price! Motorola Extended-Area screen gives more viewtug area. Picture is brilliant, sharp, mn elry regard pee ee! Goan! $500 «= $25 Weekly Nash er { they XTRA FEATURE rein smn AGITATOR ‘As Low as ‘5% DOWN — "is weekly te cee ee ne mates : ST. a FRIDAYS les ee vied ata REV. SOTERIOS D. GOUVELLIS Pontiac Roundtable fo Present Award To: Henry O. Axtell, Devid Baum, John Perret and Althes t, Steve Becore, Johan Wilber W ae mails A. Cotter, Mra. La . ip A. ’ L. ¢. arene =. . Mary Max Parte, Mra a Price, James Williamson, Ward E. Part Michee! Muller, ee wood Gub. and to all terest, "top notice That, ow Fal ent heretofore avenue from end im Laurel evenue from avenue to Third avenue ts now on file tp Pebruary A.D. 1055 at 8:00 o'clock p.m, to review said assessment, at which time sider the following amendment to the ; neem Ordinance add Section 6 The office of a physician. dentist or ‘other like profes- ston, or home empioying residence of oa propri display or advertising matter other thea | an announcement sign not exceed 3 square feet in erea, but not including @ funeral perlor or veterinary clinic. Also to consider the Sellewing changes to the Zoning Map 1. To c my Commercial District lea parest of land at the N.E. corner of Dixte Highway and Midland Street, and extending 660 feet om Dixie and extend- -™ 900 t — . : . To change from Residence District 1 to Commercial District 1 Lot 108 of Maceday Gardens Subdivision. interested ate requested to be Peo. 17, Mar. 1, ” STATE OF OP | MICHTOA AN—In the Probate Court for the County of ha vooerg Juvenile Division matter of the petition concern- ing — Be aman alias Cox, minor. t wesc “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 | ‘ TWENTY-FIVE » Two Coast Guardsmen, sent out | from here but reported they failed : Motte. N.C. We .o Sub Reported to investigate an "orange ow" ito tnd te obi. JSSEL'S Fiancee = toner.” ™ “"™ “*** Kitton Stalls Police | stc‘ve cama ) = Sas aa cane Navy spokesmen said witnesses ~,. “ | | Police said they had no idea how AT fea" of the ‘abject about ii miles Wad be interviewed and “every [iad Accidentally: ‘Hurts Arm, Not Peeper ‘for Three Hours or in oF One in U.S. Waters sites sPo Pop Sata erase oe oJ they lot sight of it in the early — fee eves ee eae oe Cali wan | DAYTONA poigpeciehe angry CHICAGO @-A kitten stalled a = hee ewes Cmdr. Navy Will Investigate | Florida Coast | At ., Lt. : Unidentified U-Boat Off | 22° Party, Public information of- ‘yesterday when he saw a peep- -, ing Tom looking in his window. He threw a punch. The peeper is ' still loose but Smith wound up in ist. the hospital. getting his arm _ stitched. The window was closed. The Boy Scouts have a ‘merit badge for rai roading, the Her body was taken to Char-| and locomotives. eee ent cee awe MS last, night. The anima] was trapped under the squad car's hood in an almost inaccessible recess under the right ifront fender. Policemen Joseph (Cunningham and Kenneth Freyer tried to lure it out with catnip, | but with no success. death will | qualifications including identifica-| Allen Glisch of the Animal Wel- ition of different types of trains |fare League was called. Finally, \it_was necessary to remove the rr leat HY Er at ” Graduated style for 33° SUPPOSITORIES GLYCERIN, INFANT OR ADULT SIZE (Limi: 2) baby formula. Quart 39° Valex Baby Pants Plastic—pull-over 49° style. Comfort cut... Similac Baby Food Famed powdered milk 99° formula. Pound tin.. - 18° THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALE 71 ardperestoning Limit Quentities Wal 19° Paper TOWELS CHEFLINE, 180 SHEET ROLLS (Limit 2) ‘2 TUSSY are a Pink raga Mr for ec A ar excess air rape x $3.50 té-e2. jor.........$2 az $4 polished SCOTT'S tonle. +... cs 3.96 BREAD TOASTER Tip and turn model—in chrome ‘n black... 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The Tissues aay operates at three in Lovely bow!, rainbo-chips. speeds. The cover ; ' A wonderful gift!.. unsnape to launder, Pastel Colors! FISH FOOD Bottle of -400 tablets eereereeeere Package of 12.... 49 2s° Specially blended. Big peck. 53 GOLDFISH " AQUARIUM 3g BORIC ACID a or Crystals BOX 10 TAMPAX 10° 1.10 Miles (NERVINE blades a case.. For home or travel. "10° COMBS nasue men 36 30° OLIVE TABLETS 9 4¢ DR. EDWARD’S,PACKAGE OF 30 (Limit 1) 8° TOILET TISSUE CHOICE-TEX, 650 SHEET ROLLS 6° (Limit 3) e'e @ Assorted sizes. (Limit 2)...“ ic. l-ounce 19° + | Saati 95. Weak? Worn-Out? Feel Stronger Fast—/ ‘GERITOL 9° CIGARS & AAA Factory Smokers LOY: ws ES vil uy Medicinally-pure. Lb. pkg... > haa ia Ceramic iron. cht oBS LITO—8-0s. pour-spout can... 59° Y i ~ HAVAN A 131 40 Pack of 5 U CIGARS Me SE cine ETAT See he I ee nine e UNane oe nana nN te rr mR Lr eerMeeneR agi Unaes GL gPFPeRE Wan te =. _rwENTy.six ll f ry om w a . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1955 A melectle of ordinary -water is| For Evening’ s Affair Out | Vy OFF! OXFORD SHOP 59 West Huron Aeress from Detretit Edison FE 4-7212 hold its annual i\Committees Are Named i Areme Chapter 503, OES will |eard party Monday evening in Roosevelt Temple on State avenue. Genera] chairman of the affair is Mrs. Sidney Fellows, worthy , matron, She is being assisted by 'Mrs, Lawrence Lacy and Mrs. | Eugene Perkio who are handling ' tickets. Mrs. Theron Taylor is publicity Sorority Members chairman and Mrs. Roy Clark, | Mrs. Lester Oles and Mrs, Donald Sweet are in charge of refresh- et ey ee &. An unmistakable sign of spring-- our gleaming patent pump with open work Fock oam Pe y won- al ot this: price. Other New Styles in Navy, Avacado, Red, Bisque 10° Diem’s Shoe Store “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” NEW LOCATION! 87 North Saginaw Street (Next te Federal Store) cup and saucer, Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breakfaste—Luncheons RIKER FOUNTAIN Lobby of Riker ments. Others making arrange- ments are Mrs. Walter Whisnant, Mrs. Claude Lessel, Mrs. Carl Buckner, Mrs. Clifford McLean, Mrs. Raymond Kneisel and Mrs. Edward Pritchard. There wil] also be parcel post. apron and candy booths, Tickets may be obtained for the 8 p.m. event at the door. Plan Projects A chili supper was enjoyed pledges, Mrs. Dudley Moore, Mrs. Hoskins and Noreen Van Cleave of Birmingham. Mrs. Gerald Kirkby, Mrs. Birthday Celebrated at Club Meeting — ss | models an apron which will be found in a booth at @ card | party to be sponsored Monday evening by Areme Chapter OFS Slates Annual iS and Saucer Party Monday Mid-Winter Ball Slated by Amvets Se ied and plans completed for a money making project in April with Mrs. | {Orrin Huntoon as chairman, Mary road, Mrs. Walter Whisnant of Gerdon avenue, and Mrs. Lawrence Lacy of South Ardmore street. Tickets for the 503, OES. Committee members gathered around the table| 8 p.m. affair may be obtained at the door of LE Mrs. 5 Rises Fellows of Cottage street (standing) | Mrs. O. T. Wallen OMY S +S RS VOW MALING’S / WONDERFUL-FOR-WALKING SUBURBANITES Miling Shocs es ~ SO NORTH SAGINAW cesta pa stags gael A inypeae Hf you walk all day long—te ond from work, to ond from the grocer’s, to and from the e druggist's, to and from the ‘volley, just watk, walk, walk —and if you love new ond . attractive fashions, too—then Maling's wonderfully com- fortable Suburbanites are for you! (P.S. Their price is for everyone—only $4.99) ~ are (left to right) Mrs. Clifford McLean of Elizabeth Lake! Temple on State avenue. rm Former Resident Is Wed in Saturday Ceremony i ff { fil 7 i tt tlh H i | Banquet Discussed by Spirit 6 Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary to Metro- politan Club, Spirit Six, met Tues- + ee ag 1 a: »% © Peatioe Press Photo of Woodbine drive, Nancy Sue Tynan of Chadwick drive, Donna Garver of Mansfield street and Grace Ann Donaldson of Preston drive. Mrs. Charlotte Osmun of Waldo < > | « General Richardson Chapter of DAR was .| presents a flag each year to one of the of the group. A mother and) Donsige Schools. Donelson School was the street (center) along with Mrs. Allan Mon- roe and Mrs. Frank Gerls, made the presen- tation for DAR. The girls were instructed on the proper display of the flag. Story Tellers Hear Mrs. J. R. Shaffer tives from each of the eight Girl Scout and Brownie troops of the school. Accepting the flag (left to right) are Sandra Herrmann recipient of this year’s civic award. Receiv- ing the flag for the school were representa- | Open Mon., Fri., Sat. nights to 9 Now’s your chance! SINGER & | CLEARANCE iam SALE f ; ft calm 6t. =< mee — ° SINGER Fleer Models © SINGER Domonstraters Some as low as'5Q50 with only +500 : Won't ride up! New longz-line Bras by Mlady 2.50 _—— test far tie tagt We see For Hor the new sounded, Gmetad: Ebadi’: Tong Ses wen fedcoma te oo eaperts fe yee ene ed coh Ne % ‘cochienleels . CREDIT-SHOP WITH PURCHASE COUPONS — |” :y es ea A ae _ Mrs. H. B. Stenbuck (left) of Bloom- given by Pontiac Hadassah field Terrace and Mrs. Sol Newhouse of| Jacob. They will leave soon for Israel for Mohawk road will be honored at a farewell|an extended trip sponsored by National THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 TWENTY-SEVEN a | G .. & io a ae . Re a . . es Ls - : : . @ r 89 SYMBOLS « SPRING from LZ : ; a veers 48.N. Soginw St. 0 “ Ponting Press Phete |-©.. at Temple Beth | reception and open house Monday evening | Hadassah Organization. ° 7. 6 @ 4 Two Will Visit Holy City Elizabeth Circle Two Pontiac women, whose in- terests in National Hadassah ofga- nization have led them to give many hours in enthusiastic work will soon see the results. Mrs. H. B. Stenbuck and Mrs. | Sol Newhouse will leave next week | for Israel, taking advantage of a. tour arranged by the natiorfal or- | ganization. Pontiac Hadassah extends an in- vitation to attend a farewell recep- tion and open house in honor of the sojourners Monday evening at Temple Beth Jacob. Included in their month long trip will be visits | to Engiand, France, Italy and Greece. St. Theresa Unit | Elects Officers Tuesday evening. Mrs, Peter Leonard was elected president; Mrs. Stanley Hustosky, | vice president; Mrs. Noel De-| rocher, treasurer and Mrs. John) Walsh, secretary. The next meeting will be held March 15 following a cooperative | dinner in St. Benedict Hall, Mrs. Michael Gilsky will be hostess for | the event. Past Presidents Are Entertained Group Three, OES met in Ma. | sonic Temple Wednesday with Mrs. . Earl Ross, president entertaining | past presidents of the group. Past presidents are Mrs. Roy Wilton, Mrs, Ella Murray, Mrs. Davy Gilpin and Mrs. Finlay Ful- | kerson. i Also entertained were presidents | == of various groups including Mrs. | Clyde Marshbanks of Group One; Mrs. Arthur Augustine of Group Four and Mrs. W. H. Baker of Group Six. A special guest was Mrs. James | Mundy, past grand warder of the Grand Chapter of Michigan. Hostesses were Mrs. John Schroeder, Mrs, Claude Coons and Mrs, Charies Moore. | The Final Touch | for fine furniture Mrs. Stenbuck was guest of honor at the Wednesday luncheon | tian Church met at the home of meeting of Civitan Club held in| Mrs. Allen Hersee on Jessie street Hotel Pontiac. Mayor William W. Donaldson gave Mrs. Stenbuck a letter from him to the mayor of Jerusalem | the lives along with the annual city report! ple of and a civic center pamphlet. Mrs. W. E. C. Huthwaite introduced) Brady The First Top-To-Toe Sheer Nylon S-T-R-E-T-C-H Stockings These beautifully sheer stretch nylons will give you leg glam- our you never thought possible. No wrinkling — no sagging ever — and, seams stay straight always. Town Shop “..—." 31 S. Main Street CLARKSTON MA $-2111 A Beautiful Made-to-Measure GLASS TOP Wonderful new versions of the soifor, SS two-piece styles with jocket or blouse, \ dresses with the look of seporates, torso types and shapely middies. Séme with matching gloves. in prints that tell stories with whimsical figures and iron so easily. All have ot least one pocket. As Sketched 399 In Sizes 3 to 6x ..... Sizes 7 to 14 .......... $4.99 panned New Arrivals + Sub-Teen and Chubby Girls’ ke LOVELY SPRING APPAREL ©” , OPEN TONITE, FRI, SAT. 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Chicken Miami hi * 1 1l-pound package frozen § chicken eakes breasts, thighs ——_ 8 Seasoned 3 tablespoons lmasgarine : elove garlic e can juice ; sli¢es lean cam 1 peckage frozen green peas, cooked \. cup White wine tliged | mushrooms and he ‘% cup commercial sour cream Thaw chicken as directed on Roll in flour. Heat margarine. in Try Romano Cheese a 1 peckage frosen frying chicken : pooes margarine ‘ 1 large onion, chopped 2 teaspoons paprika ‘4 cup broth from Italian dishes, may now be ob- Saif'te tone . tained in 6-ounce wedge-shaped Ye cup scalded commercial sour cream portions. Grate only as much of Thaw chicken as directed OM the cheese as you are planning to package. Place giblets in water to serve at the time: cover the rest simmer until tender. Heat mar- tightly with cellophane wrapping a Body build is important in de- |termining ideal weight, nutrition- say, It is necessary to take chicken | Lesa Wipe off excess moisture. | large skillet. Brown chicken parts. | ists | bone structure. as well as height, ‘into consideration. Bm MOTHERS! Blue Bonnet Margarine Gives Your Children AlLTHE NOURISHMENT OF THE “HIGH- PRICE’SPREAD! ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, . FEBRUARY 17, 1955 It takes only 30 minutes to pre- | pare for four people, about 28 cents a serving. Beef Steak Chop Seey 4 frozen flaked beef steaks, diced 3 large stalks celery 1 onion Cut celery into thin slices; heavy | frozen Romano cheese, used widely in peat for Add skillet. f three celery fine. laked beet bouillon cube, which has been dissolved in boll- ing water. Cover tightly and cook five minutes jenger. In the meantime mix cornstarch, and heat. Ham and Salk Loot and costs -|Eat Varied Foods. for Good Nutrition: Nutrition really isn't such a tech- fine dry bread crumbs, salt and pepper. ; Pa Pe OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE. MAT. Wholesale 77 S. SAGINAW Retail ROUND u BACON... OD “SMALA LEAN, SLICED a 99° STEAK...... 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Won- derfully comforta- ble and elegant... they cost wonder- fully little. Como Chambray Shirts $3.95 Matching Handkerchiefs | a0 Italy’s | | Ke Red Top Davis, Feb. 25 at Madi-| Low Scoring Predicted’ in | Saddler Says Rough Stuff Always Opponent's Fault SUMMIT, N. J. u—Sandy Sad-; me so I could try it back on the dier claims he isn't a ring pei ad when they get rough." neck—it's always the other guy’s! There are some who think Sandy fault. | learned his lessons so well that he ‘The featherweight champion, | taught Willie the Wisp a few tricks -* | training to defend his title against | in their last, two battles. For the first time, Saddler will son Square Garden, he be defending himself against some- learned all the rough tricks of the body other than Pep. However Says trade in four fights with ex-champ Davis once was managed by Willie ‘in partnership with Musky Salow. = | Willie Pep. * 6 “Pep taught me everything” he, "> said Wednesday after a five-round workout, “I knew nothing about that spinning stuff and that inside business unti] I met Pep, It’s a good thing I held that inside of Sandy's last title scrap, almost is ancient history im the fast-moving events of the prize ring, The last time he put the crown on the line was Sept. 26, 1951, the night of the big ‘‘wrestle’” when even referee Ray Miller wound up on the floor. Russell Key _|the Nation's j have to take the word of anyone © | Michigan Gets Second to Success of Top College 5 SAN FRANCISCO — What makes the San Francisco Dons, | No. 1 collegiate | basketball team, click? Bill Russell — and- you dcn't from the hilltop school overlook- ing San Francisco Bay for that statement. A couple of Stanford coaches, retired Everett Dean and active Howie Dallmar, are in complete agreement that the 6-10 center who's already broken the school scoring record is the key to the Don’s 19-1 record and top spot in The Associated Press national vot- ing. And, surprisingly, they're higher on his defensive ability than anything else. Canadian Pine Marten LANSING ® — Ontario wildlife | officials have shipped a second Pine martin to Michigan, the state conservation department re-| ports. | This Winter Rough on State Deer Herd LANSING i — State conserva- tion department game men report- ed today that this winter has been rougher on the state’s deer herd than any of the three pre- vious seasons. * ® -@ With the spring breakup still about a month away, numerous scattered deer starvation reports have been received. * * * Fawns were reported in a weak- ened condition in the Escanaba district and one dead animal has been found. : * * * Several starved deer reports have been received in the Gay- lord area. Mio district headquar- ters reported one starvation case and in the Gladwin area deer were reported to be feeding heavi- ly on controlled burn areas. Turley Sees Better STILL GOING STRONG—Bill 171 Players Tee-Off Today at Brackenridge Brosch, Kroll Had 60s, Harper 259 Over This ‘Par 71 Course SAN ANTONIO, Tex. # — A field of 171, including virtually ev- ery Tom, Dick, and Harry who's done anything in golf lately, start- ed moving out at the crack dawn in the storied Texas Open today. A continuation of the fantastic scoring that has marked this tournament the last five years was forecast although the man who turned in the greatest feat — A 259 <4 | would win it this time. : | i * * United Press Phote Daeschner, 28, Birmingham, above, The animal, a female, is housed Season With Yanks at the Cusino Wildlife experiment’. s4N ANTONIO, Tex. wW — Bob. station in the upper peninsula. The Tyrjey figures he'll win more station also has a male sent earlier games with the New York Yan- from Ontario. 'kees than he did with the Balti- Michigan game workers hope to’ more Orioles last season because | shows one of the specially designed ski poles with the aid of which he is becoming a talented skier. Bill is now in his 2nd winter of | skiing, and going strong despite the handicap of having but one leg. © | establish a colony of the tree-living | fur bearers somewhere in the Up-| he'll have some runs behind him. | The young pitcher left Tuesday | He lost the leg in an accident 7 . years ago. ‘Bill Daeschner Conquers © | Ex-Major Hurler Dies | | at Lincoln, Atlanta, Memphis, Buf- | for the St. Petersburg, Fla., Yan- kee spring training camp, enthusi- astic over the deal that made him a member of the New York KANSAS CITY wW — Lynn B. | club. Nelson, 49, a major league pitcher with Chicago, Philadelphia and De- NATIONAL meceee ei troit in the 30s and early 40s, died pgrrorr ......32 1¢ 6 73 183 113 Tuesday night after a three year ve ose : p 3 sa] ie illness. 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Bill explaing it this way: “You see, it's something like comparing a tricycle with a bi- This week, for the Ist time in 10 years, a group of sparrow hawks were reported perching on the state capitol building. One my leg, plus my two ski crutches, while ordinary skiers have just two skis under them.” landed on the point of the capitol, “I've never had the problem of | spire while others perched on wood. distributing my body weight over work below. The birds were observed A state worker said the last time ski crutches, When I wish to- stop, sparrow hawks were seen at the|I go into a sharp turn and then capitol was in 1945 eee & 9m Oe ts ee ee nested on a high window ledge. ‘on a pair of ice skates." Along Pontiac’s Kegling Lanes F.OF. Ne. Itte nore INN “BB” O ee, DRESS JACK | i ty ‘ : Pts. Wy ern: FREE PARKING for . L WL Norwalk 62 Paul's “4 * a ‘ Customers back of Store! borneol Sa ae 33 ag. 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Brosch is back for another try at the elusive first money in the $12,500 tournament but Kroll has passed it up. * . * The 60 is an all-time PGA record and Harper's 259 was a record for a par 71 course. Gene Littler of Palm Springs, ‘Calif., the year’s leading money- winner, and Tommy Bolt of Hous- | ton, who has taken two tourna- | ments this winter, were regarded as most likely to succeed in this ‘one with Harper and Shelly May-| field of Chicopee, Mass., capable | of grabbing first money. * s * * | Jimmie Demaret, the tourna- ment veteran from Houston who had an attack of indigestion Tues- day, played nine holes Wednesday afternoon and said he was ready to participate in the open. One familiar figure in this tour- /nament was forced to withdraw at the last minute, however. He was E. J. (Dutch) Harrison of St. Louis, two-time winner here, who didn't feel up to snuff and said he wouldn't make It. Bowling Clinic By BILLY SIXTY |or more of the members striving | for unnecessary speed. What short, and finish with the broa position, as sketch shows. . The right shoulder drops, fol- for the 72 holes — thought 262. Raids on Army — Coaching Staff. ‘Monotonous’ WEST POINT, N. Y, @ — Army’s Eari Blaik watched another of his - football assistants move upstairs today — Paul Dietzel to.Louisiana State University — provoking the West Point coach to comment wryly: “This is getting a. bit monot- Monotonous it is — and cer tainly discouraging, too — for the brilliant Army grid tactician who in the last seven years has lost ten valuable aides to head coach- ing posts — three of these in the last two months. “At first it was a little flatter. _ing that the colleges cared so | much for our coaches but the situ- ation is mighty rough on us at the point,” Blaik added. «/Two-Ball Test in Semi-Finals Riley-Brown Duo Wins in Quarterfinals Over Defending Champs PALM BEACH. Fla. ® — The ‘mixed foursomes two-bal] amateur golf tournament boiled down to S$, &. The Riley - Brown team defeated the champions, Margar- et (Wiffi) Smith of La Canda, Calif., and James B. McHale Jr. of Philadelphia, 1 up in the quar- ter finals. The Burns - Handt team, scoring a mild upset, de- feated the 1953 winners, Marlene Stewart of Fonthills, Ont., and Hobart Manley Jr. of Savannah, Ga., 4 and 3, Goodloe Favored for Second Title ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. #—Dyna- mite Bill Goodloe of Savannah, Ga., off the five-under-par 67 he shot Wednesday to take qualifying honors in the Tournament of Golf Qub champions, is favored to sweep to his second straight title. The 67 over the 6,485-yard Ponce Lawrence Cook of Wilmington, N.C., and Don Hoenig, Massachu- setts and Rhode Island Open champion, tied for second with 141. Match play begins Thursday and continues through Sunday. | Cardinals ‘Had to Pay’ to Sign Sarni, Frazier pay” to bring catcher Bill Sarni |and No. 1 pinch hitter Joe Frazier to terms and says only two of 13 unsigned players have been asked {to take pay cuts. | The two are catcher Del Rice, who yielded to Sarni as first- | string catcher last season when Sarni Colts Get McDonald | BALTIMORE w—Frank McDon- ‘ald, University of Miami end who Thursday by the Baltimore Colts Of the National Football League. 200 eeet* weet | ° | Loop Standings in County Area INTER-LAKES |1owstrough is kiled, and the ban Earns, ¢ 3 Gceer fd ig pulled high on the head pin, or WAYNE-OAKLAND \wtte teen sensi igen Tf ew spares, | develops an aching left thigh from | Nerthettie ‘ety _— the kick of a “charley horse.” : 7: * . Abrupt stopping, however, is Roseville 7 «1 Pitegeraid 4 not a serious fault at all. Correct | ¥*se" EG ae more 3 it by: (1) Concentrating on re- ——— MICHIGAN e | duced speed—medium speed, that/sm. ciemens 1 6 Ferndale 2 ‘is; (2) developing a sliding finish. | rminenam = ¢ } Basel Park = 3 . wk w Named to Service Post [imuy ctr ¢ § mimes = 3 DENVER @®—Bob Bowie, sports| "°"" °°" Cooney | writer and cartoonist for the Den- wh we been named sports editor of the | Waren, 22° CtC<“<; headquarters in Tokyo. Almont 18 © Memphis 6 He will take over his new posi- | Capec . 3 Poe ow 28 tion April 1. - Haven § § Devden en a Ye THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRU ARY 17, 1955 FORTY-NINE 2 Milford Win Puts Pressure on Wolves Milford’s easy victory over Clar- enceville Wednesday night put Wayne - Oakland League pressure back on Clarkston, but things still point to a showdown at Milford, Feb. 25. Clarkston should have no trouble with Clarenceville Friday and a win for the Wolves will tie them with Milford at 10-1. Jack Min- ssy’s Redaking iaced the’ Trejens last night, 88-34, Milford applied full-court pres- sure from the start and gave hapless Clareceville no chance to stall as did Brighton and Northville. The Redsking had a 24-4 first quarter lead, Subs came in with Milford lead- ing, 55-20, midway in the 3rd period, but the eager reserves con- | tinued to add to the total. Tom Gould collected 18 points and Jim Davidson added 15 as 10 players scored. It was Milford’s 10th straight win in a 13-1 record. Clarkston will. be at home to Carenceville Friday and in games Babe Top Name in Serbin Test at Miami Beach But $5,000 Tourney May Develop into a Wide-Open Affair MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The T3-hole, $5,000 Serbin Women's Op- en golf tournament opened Thurs- | day and defending champion Babe Zaharias of Tampa headed the list | of competitors. But the tournament may be wide open. The Babe won at Tampa, Louise Suggs at Los Angeles, Jackie Pung at Sea Island and Patty Berg at St. Petersburg in earlier tournaments. * * @ The four, along with 16 other top veterans and four of the na- tion's newest professionals, will play at the 6,282-yard Bayshore Municipal course where women are given two extra strokes over the men’s par of 36-36—72. The new professionals included Vonnie Colby of Hollywood, Fla.; Joyce Ziske of Waterford, Wis.; Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville, Ga.: and Mickey Wright of La- Jolla, Calif. * * * Top amateurs in the event in- cluded Mrs. Maurice Glick of Baltimore, Greta Leone of Chicago and Grace DeMoss Smith of Miami, OCSC Team Wins Over Wayne Club Oakland County Sportsmen's Club gunners took a double-victory over Wayne County’s team yester- day at the Detroit club's range. OCSC won on actual scores, 950- 857, and on handicap scores, 1,012- 987. . John Treeful and E. Teefey had 193's to win high actual honors. Stan Strobel of Wayne was top| shooter in handicap scoring with a 209, while M. E. Guy had 207 for | the winners. Dolph Camilli Returns to Old Baseball Haunt SACRAMENTO, Calif. (—Dolph Camilli, who wore his ist Sacra- mento baseball uniform in 1929, | will suit up for the Solons again | this year—this time as a coach. | General Manager Charles Gra- ham signed the veteran ex-National Leaguer yesterday to work with young players. in Waterford Bow Loop Team No. 1 Tuesday took over. | the lead in the Waterford Town- ship Recreation League's archery league, posting 25% points to run- nerup Team No. 9's 25. Free-style individual leaders are Jack Smith with 231 and Helen Orr with 144. In instinctive shoot- ing. John Aidelan and Polly Babin lead with 209 and 174, respectively. KC Signs ‘Home’ Talent KANSAS CITY ® — The Kansas City Athletics Wednesday an- nounced the signing of five play- ers. from this area and assigned four to the Class C Burlington, Vt., | | club and one to the Class D Semi- | nole, Okla., club. Army has defeated Michigan, five straight in football. LONG, SHORT OF IT—Height both 6-2, dwarf the Dragons’ tiny tournament time, plays Lapeer on Pentiag Press Fhete extremes on the Lake Orion High School basketball team are shown as Lynn Hazlett (left) and Rod Wiley, freshman guard, Nick Neira, 5-7. The taller boys are Orion's leading scorers, but the speedy Neira is a key player. Hal Carlin’s team, trying to hit a winning stride before the Orion court Friday. Danger of Winter Kill Opens 3 More Lakes LANSING Three more taking of any type or sive of fish because of the danger of winter kill, the state conservation depart- ment said today, * The iaseck to be opened were Bonniecastle e in Kalamazoo county and Fennessy Lake and Eastmanville Bayou in Ottawa county. A. B. Cook, of the department's a thick ice and snow blanket cov- in danger of being killed by lack ef oxygen. lakes have been opened for the | fish division, explained that when | on ers shallow lakes all the fish are | Colorado Boy Dies ‘in Wrestling Bout COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, @ | —A 15-year-old boy died Wednes- | day in a wrestling match at South Junior High School. He was Thurman Wunderly, who | was wrestling with James Scott as. part of a gym class exercise. Authorities said Thurman was pinned to the mat and when Scott got to his feet, Thurman remained the floor. During the 1954 season, 27 Tex- as colleges fielded varsity foot- ball teams. | with no title bearing, Brighton is at West Bloomfield and Holly at/ the road to the EML crown a. Northville, The Inter - Lakes and Eastern Michigan League races, as well as the Wayne-Oakland, remain in an unsettled state, but four other con- ferences have pretty well deter- mined their champions. Roseville’s remaining Oakland. B contests are with Fitzgerald (Friday) and Avondale and both are met on the Roseville court, but Troy still retains a outside chance, Colts play at’ Avondale Friday. Imlay City already ‘has at least a tie assured in the South Central “) and can end it by beating North Unbeaten | Branch Friday night. Utica also can wind up the Bi- County race with a victory over South Lake. Chieftains, undefeated in 12 games, have a 2?-game bulge on South Lake. Almont (13-2) can as- sure itself of at least a tie in the = tee ty poate rows ty. Co-leaders. Berkley and South- | field. continue their Inter - Lakes ‘title campaign against Waterford | respectively, | |Berkley plays in the Skippers’ | and Walled Lake, gym, while Southfield enjoys the home floor advantage’ with the Vikings. { Brimingham, which is finding rough one, is at home to 3rd place Port Huron, Despite a 11-1 record | and a 93-game winning streak, the Maples still trail Mt. Clemens by a game. John Petrakis’ team must har- Non-league games have Orton- ville at Oxford and Lapeer at Lake Orion. Oxford has won 3 of its last four games, while the luckless | | Blackhawks have lost 12 in a row | since an opening-game victory. Lake Orion started the season strong, but has managed only one win in its last seven starts. Lapeer takes a 7-5 record to meet the hot AAU Field in 2 Events Cut NEW YORK (INS) — In an un- precedented action, the Amateur ? Athletic Union has: reduced the ‘field in two events—the mile and pole vault—of Saturday night's 67th National AAU championships at Madison Square Garden, Secretary-treasurer Dan Fer- Tis slashed the mile field from 14 te five, eliminating all those who have not previously run in 4:15 or better. Up to now, no more | than ten milers ever turned out. The five survivors were indoor, mile world record holder Gunnar | Nielsen of Denmark, Wes Santee - Kansas, Lawton Lamb of the J. of Chicago and armed forces stars Fred Dwyer and Bob McMil- len. * « 8 A 23-man field in the pole vault was trimmed to 15, with all those scratched who haven't cleared 13- feet-6 or better. 3 Cornman,f Reed.f Benson,e Grose.g Hannaf’d.g Morene,f Jones,f —e ee Ves eaascaeve Mastick.g Averill.g #@Osecouvene ee te ee te te ee eet ee rd, | al ° = * wis.g LaBrecque,g Todd.g Ga 3 5 8 5 3 3 {2 3 1 1 v 41311 vie 19 ib 2688 “9 16 34 CLARENCEVILLE . ba h- alabaialant tm eene Cranes Take Beating | | Cranbrook absorbed a 78 - 55. Wednesday, chore by Shaw Emmons. The. | Windsor team was never headed | | terford; Walled Prep Schedule. in County Area i FRIDAY Pontiac at Gaginaw: Berkley at Wa- ke at Southfield; Van Dyke at Farmington; Brighton sat West mfield: Clarenceville at Clarkston; Northville; Ortonville at =~ a Avondale; Clawson at : ita gerald at Roseville: Port Huron at Bir- mingham; Mt. CleMens at oro ~ Hazel Park at East Detroit; North Branch at Imlay Nae Mayville at Mil- lington; Flint h at Cranbrook; Roya Oa at Wyandotte; South Lyon at ; th Lake at Utica; Mi Clem- at Warren; Center — Almont — at Brown City; Capac at mada; Dryden at ecco) Haven; Sweetest ry | Heart at OL, Bt. beating from Patterson Collegiate despite a 26 - point | 2 Hurlers, Fielder Signed for Bosox BOSTON Ww — The signing of Curtis and outfielder Al van Al- LARAMIE, Wyo. Ww — Japan's Olympic wrestling team will meet ‘University of Wyoming wrestlers here Feb. 22. Wyoming defeated | pitchers Truman Clevenger and Al | Eastern Quints Try Out Pro Cage Rules NEW YORK w—College basket- ball gives the pro rules another workout Thursday night with Man- hattan and New York University scheduled to operate under the of- fensive-styled NBA regulations at 1 | Madison Square Garden. * * * Coaches from the Atiantic Coast line states have been invited to watch. Some form of the pro rules may very well be incorporated in the ‘college game next season since the college rules committee al- ‘ready has shown interest. But a | blanket adoption is considered un- likely. ‘Two Indians Signed CLEVELAND ® — The Cleve- land Indians said Thursday that pitcher Marian Murszewski and in- fielder Stan Pawloski had signed contracts .for the 1955 season. Terms were not made pullic. Murszewski, 24, had a 10-10 ree- ord and a 3.14 earned-run average last year at Tulsa in the Texas League. He lives at Buffalo. Pawlowski batted .280 in 53S games with Indianapolis last year after being discharged from the ' Army. His home is Wanamie, Pa. So far, 2 Indians have signed as it handed the Cranes their 5th | the Japanese, 9-6, on their last trip contracts. Fifteen are still un- ‘ signed. x | defeat against six victories. to this country in 1952. | "New Team Takes Lead | weaves ond models. Miron’s Courier Cloth - Tailored in Rochester by MICHAELS-STERN An efficiency expert—this handsome suit is cap- able of taking care of a whole week's agenda. puts in a smooth day at the office, is active socially and comes the week-end it relaxes wonderfully. 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Right behind him | the 1955 /were Ronald Robertson of Los. appeared assured of acide ‘Angeles, who gave a magnificent The premedical student from ' exhibition in the free style skat- Newton, Mass., who conquered | ing, and David Jenkins, the cham- infantile paralysis to win the 1953 | pions younger brother, who took world championship, gained a third. comfortable lead on points after | oe ¢ finishing all six compulsory fig That young trio convinced the ures. She will win the title if she experts the United States would. earns sufficient points in the free be Supreme in the sport for years skating event tonight. to come, Behind her in 2nd and 3rd places were Austria’s 1955 European ‘gir stadium gave the 20-year-old and two Olympic gold medals be- fore turning fo. in = But the real oe was yet to come, It remained for Robert- son to capture the complete fancy of the fans. With fantastic speed, Robertson barely stopped between triple jumps of astonishing height and worldwind pirouettes. The crowd A sellout crowd of 6,500 specta- | tors in the brilliantly lighted open | champion, Hanna Eigel. and young Ingrid Mend]. Britain's Erica Batchelor was 4th. Their unofficial scores were: Miss Albright 990.6 points, Miss /champion from Colorado Springs, | ' Colo., a standing ovation as he didn't reserve its applause for the end of his show — they broke out in a thunderous roar that drowned out the accompanying music. The highlight of Robertson's performance was a double axel jumped jnto a seat pirouette. There was no doubting his mas- ‘tery. He wag the lone competitor kes S. Title third-after the compulsory event, the younger Jenkins also jumped in the standings with his free skat- ing performance. He had been only fifth in the standings after the opening compulsory competition, but he came up with a free style performance almost as brilliant as Robertson's. Hayes Jenkins built up his cham- pionship total, 203.7 points and ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 19355 | weep , completed his free style exhibition.|to receive a No. 6 rating from His was a dazzling performance— | the judges — highest award pos- through a series of leaps sible from the jury — in any phase spinning Eigel, 946.7; Miss Wendl 935.5, and | and whirls to the tune of Gersh- Miss Batchelor, 931.2. __}win’s “Rhapsody in Blue” — as! of the championships to that point. Like Robertson, who moved from. Marquette Wins 20th? By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS This was supposed to be a long. | games since learning of their. se- | Carolina snapped a three-game los-| ; lection as the first of nine at-large ing string by outlasting Wake For- winter for Marquette in college | teams for the NCAA Tournament. basketball, but, man, spring is Bradley rattled the Warriors bustin’ out all over for the War- somewhat with a full-court press | riors. midway in the second half. But | They weren't expected to have the Warriors, topped by Rube figu Gar weiss teak is Semeese| San Francisco, No. 1 team in! much on their 11-15 record of last the nation, whipped St. Mary’s seesee That pretons seoeee Oe | (Calif.) 65-57 and extended its win- uine when Marquette dropped its ning streak to 18, Big Bill Rus-! opener to Michigan State 91-72. scored 24. points. At that point, though, Nagle, in Third-ranked LaSalle, the NCAA his second year with the Warriors,| champ, ho-hummed past Albright _ changed his style and gave his | 89-69 with two-time All America boys their head on the court. He's Tom Gola scoring 27 points. Okia- a seta led a Nae rad irdleiractadns laorersnA | Valley Conference race Marquette ripped through Ba page Cgpoy=are) led peersd) uk 2th consecutive victory (tops in| squabble between coaching bro- the nation) since losing the opener | therg Hank and rg aed iba a pounding re the W 93-83 IN THE FAMILY—Frank, 34, right, accompanied his father, famous Andy, so there were two Varipapas in Chicago's All-Star Bowling Championship Tournament. The elder Varipapa, at 63 the oldest man & the event, won it in LM46 and “a. Redskins Fight _ nfl, Te Rakion for 2 ‘Jumpers Say Linemen Morgan, Modzelewski ‘Pirated’ last month, and Arkansas half- by Calgary Club back Richie Woit, mailed in con- WASHINGTON (UP) — ‘Wash. ‘acts. 1 ington Redskins planned to file a! cameos Inst we cane re anal request for an injunction today} pack injury, was to enter Univer- against a Canadian football coach /|sity Hospital at Ann Arbor today and two players he allegedly ‘‘pi-|for minor surgery of his knee. rated"’ from the Nationa] League team, . The legal move was aimed at dack Henneimier, coach of the Stanfel, Two Rookies Sign Lions’ Contracts telewski and Bob Morgan, who EAST LANSING (®#—A freshman eartier thig week “jumped” their Redskin contracts to sign with track followers thinking the Spar- ype fica « kee tans may come up with a great ns filed a $50. amage .. sia suit against Hennemier yesterday | = mn Sie 6 ee yore for “interfering with players al- a native of Scotland now ready under obligation to another meee : fcsanto. Onaria club... Modzelewskj is under op-| , ° tion 4o the "Skins for 1955, while ues freshman records at MSC in the ee | Soe seasie 9:19.1 for the two mile and mod 14:07.1 for the three mile. Plan to Add Cage MIAML Pik. @ — Robert Pent . A&M; ‘flash at Michigan State College has | est 83-79 in an Atlantic Coast Con- fertnce contest despite Dick Hem-| © - ric's 35 points. Virginia _ Tech dropped its 17th straight decision | © \as Virginia Military neared a | Penn | League | Fallying to beat Brown 67-61 while Princeton surprised second-place | Columbia 53-52 with a great drive in the last seven minutes. Dietzel Gets ~ LSU Football | " Coaching Job - Ex-Army Assistant to Stress Enthusiasm in New Assignment coaching job today at Louisiana State, faced with the problem of | injecting a losing team with win-, ning enthusiasm for a murderous) | football schedule. * s * Dietzel, 30, signed to a three-year ;contract by LSU $13,000 annually, told reporters, ‘'I ‘expect enthusiasm, one of the strongest points in a winning foot- bal] team." The former assistant to Army Coach Earj Blaik said, “I don’t know how the material shapes up. T-plan to pick the 11 boys who want to play the most for my starting lineup. “Football ought to be fun — and Dietzel, recommended highly by | Blaik and Biff Jones, former Army athletic director and one- time LSU coach, said, ‘‘l feel con- fident of my professional ability. |My job will be to sell LSU to the boys we're seeking to recruif.” LSU traditionally had first choice | of material at most Louisiana high schools, but in the last year or two lost coveted boys to archrival Tulane and even out-of-state tears. * @¢ e Deitze] inherits from ousted Gaynel] Tinsley a team which won five and lost six games last year. This fall he faces Arkansas and Georgia Tech. the Cotton Bowl teams: Mississippi, the Sugar Bowl \loser; Kentucky: rebuilding Texas | Rice; Florida; Maryland; | | Mississippi State and Tulane. “I haven't seen a tougher sched- ule in the United States,” he said. Oliver Heads Jets COLUMBUS, Ohio et — The |Columbus Jets Wednesday picked ‘as trainer James D. (Doe) Oliver, 40, of Lanett. Ala., who was trainer with the Columbus Cardinals of the Sally League last season. The Jets — formed here by an International League panhine shift from Ottawa — replace the baseball tard. Scottish Freshman Looms as Future Distance Ace “wee brother” as a runner that he has track coach Karl Schlade- | man interested His 20-year-old brother, Kennedy | explained, recently won the county cross country run in Scotland. Schlademan thinks if Kennedy as great as such MSC distance stars as Warren Druetzler, Bill Mack and Jack Dianetti. Y'ALL COME—| SEE US—_ Ve PiatAhfet KEEPS COMING BACK—Ralph (Tiger) Jones of Y N retains his fighting pose as blood drips down from his eye in one of late rounds of his non-title 10-rounder with Carl (Bobo) Olson BATON ROUGE, La. w—Young | Paul Dietzel begins his first head | vesterday at. Francisco Wednesday night in Chicago. Even though ‘ = back, he lost a unanimous decision to the champi Michigan Outdoors | Liberalization of Fish Laws May Be in Wind By MORT NEFF these, 420 are on lakes and 192 The Sports Fishing Institute—a | on streams. national organization—has just re- | leased a: coeeprenensivs! pepert ee (Tae Ree Sete ] fish conservation | highlights across A $975 the country. Michigan activi- | A | I might add it is no fun losing.” | ties typical | \ crtcwad ae | Heche Sites ing along these \ $8 \ _ lines, and are All Seae Basketball Shoes Po << \ WELDE N : fishing _ licenses $1 Me. Clemens FE 4-6211 N NEFF = in Michigan is waerrrere> proof again that another record high will be set by the state for -_ 1954. An increase in the cost of non-resident licenses to the extent -§* Russ Hester of $1.00 meang additional revenue Says: of about a quarter of a million. fy. be the But the big news is the con. 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Denton’ ‘pentioe bbe HOLLYWOOD @—Atter 75 sum-| Water Aircraft Travels Q-o'clock Saturday night spot next fall, to compete against the; x “ucieu’ sue nocewell «=| MEFS, Most Men are content (0 Over Rough Seas After | light Tuesday. } Jackie Gleason-produced “Stage Show” starring the Dorsey! Dao P. Stansell, Pontiac Twp sit on . front porch and watch is < Caretakers of more than 20. ned Brothers, CBS will urge Gleason to switch from 8:30 to 8 and james G. Dutton, “Oren Twp. ae Waser aengden. At 7 he’ Picking Up Fishermen (churches in Essex, Hertfordshire igh Sleepers War clash head-on with Gobel. This would lead to Television’s first! kh’ stromox, 318 Howard McNeill | jg a vigorous career inj HONOLULU w-—An Air Force 44 Kent reported their steeples to Go Easy on Garbage | “Battle of the Comedians.” Jewel t; Sparkman, Bisomfield Teo. | © ies ty and the theater. And| amphibious plane yesterday made Dave oa eee et dnneen.” | NEWYORK i — Citisens who “THEY RODE WEST“ 5 Gleason, by the way, was asked yesterday during a discussion | jVellace Taylor, 1025 Argyle | as a sideline, he is learning Span-|a dramatic open-sea rescue of five| “no, appealed to the National e of education how long. he | Geraid J. Touby. Avon Twp. ish. fishermen, then had to taxi 4! rederation of Master Steeplejacks went to high school. Beane nek Deno The distinguished actor is here | miles through rough seas to Hilo| 1. neip but its investigator, Sid- = ‘ ” ees to play King Louis XI in “The . 4 : ‘Ten minutes!” he replied. Carl i Stumpt, trey te avediy i Wher he reached dry land, Capt, | 8®” Larkins tailed to see in action . * * * ik L, er, Central *.°¢ s F , ‘arked: | the, birds which drilled 600 holes + New description of a guy Wilited 9. ‘eebe, 62 Hisabeth Late T came out expecting to play “T'm glad Tm in the Air Force pr cecil uct j : y With a crew cut: Proscinie eee toby coe ae ee 8 ee ee and not the Navy.” “Every time I pass that spire I ) : = “Oh, he’s a Gobel-head.” 3 D. ; who was too stingy to Pay money) Leese, of Albuquerque, said he 1imb up and try to spot the wood- : 4 Donald W. Terry. Watertord Two. |for fancy clothes,” he said.’ did not dare attempt a takeoff in| peckers in action,” he told a re- | ; x * * Fernando C. Caducto, mops “That's how he has always — the heavy seas with the added| porter. “I've made the trip 24, , : Martyn Monroe often i HCE ELS Becca (Mt Ru ee reo thee See isn fin ey ero “3 + dines at th tite C zed sip “2 ai light, ve yet to see my | 3 restaurant. “the pale phe GOBEL Woodrow J ara Brit Maynard = ‘ool tke Henry VL make Me) they were slightly pale around the| pird hammering on the shingles.” ; fot offer her any business advice. “When I was a boy in school,| Gersid L. Chatterton, Wavertora Tvp.| “I asked the director, Mike Cur.| Suis at the end of the four-hour) But bird watchers at other 3 could never divide three numbers,” he told he tly. “Now| Petce'ke itcrria: Bloomfield tiz, about tt. ‘Waltie,” he said—|"s." iP. churches have definitely »” he r recently. W} Peter M. Bloomfield Trp. . - The two-engine Albatross picked | the vandals as the green wood- Shat I am a successful business man, all that is changed. Now| Wise S. fuels, Waterford Twp. |0e Calls me Waltie—‘Just play | up trom the sinking 56-foot fishing | pecker 7 cannot divide two numbers!” Dovid B Eister,. tedepentence p.| him as your own charming self.’ | s.n5an Heian Maru the owner-| Bird experts advance a tenta- sjack Renny rvs tesney beming his counting Robin, |, 2%: Wile taue-|, Sob Aad Mande eli] cp amet hasan a |e cern ir he Sa $ pasapah aod hindesgaberd: ; Aaa ae Sale - ee aeee ee © bank ee yashiro, 31; Charles K. Yozo, 29;| With few exceptions, the : . oo ~~ a lamb ond comes ont s-ty ia ; : or tid Cie 5 N. Oyakawa, 29. N hurches affected are in areas ; > Maj. Art Frank, Dayton, 0. ame Sits ie Weatngton |i $0 delightfully in “Sabrina. eked wae feriners ive east, DOT : 5 * * * * } Melvin PF. Haynes, Oxford Twp oe ; ‘retreching : find an acter The Heian rammed a reef, cav- freely to wipe out insect pests. - Ingrid Bergman, Roberto Rossellini, three children,- two william A. verte "Waterford. Tp looking for new horizons alter 34 ' ing in the port side. . So ‘now. say the experts, the mat | nurses, one cousin and one assistant are in Stockholm for pacedape we maleg, S00 Glendale years of emoting. Although he is Ingrid’s “Joan of Arc” at the Royal Opera—her first appearance Rove “Courtney. Waterford eee pee ey oa Sha in Sweden since Hollywood. | ee oe "parmiuasen 1. on No nase ‘oe. —_—s3— OPEN _—3— She gets $1,400 a night. When | Donald ” Deminges Welvertne Village | “it allt n when I pl 4 shy she went to the opera as a Charles T Le Pointe, 206 Reed burn 8. | eck in a high school play,” he | spectator, many eyes were on | , Prederick Teyier, 376 W. South boule- sp Gut. os | coud | | the Royal Box—but the eyes of} Cictil ©. Arnett, Waterford Twp. think about was the theater." e everybody in the Royal Box Sareia F. Kendrick, $30 R. Kennett Some people presume that were on Ingrid Bergman. Cicophes, C Aekins. Wet Weesea. tx, | Hampden is British because of his The— * * * Vernon, Srasseat 30 5 Suet aan ety int, eg hee cy TV Song Star Betty Ann| fev'womech 30 owerd mene | Like Susan Hayward, Jeff Chan- E L a M R Grove’s grandmother, Mrs. Eliz-| “iitfera c. Jones, 80 Houston dier and that famous tree, Hamp- , ; Se jeune ree den grew up in Brooklyn. After § . , ; bridge, Mass. is hard at work| fa tases Gavaas | Ereauating from the Brookiyn tacos ee adi , ” baad , - Polytechnic Institute, he went to , 2 Boys pba ine (eniy/ Aa eee te: sete meme Sache England to love his Brooklyn ac. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT || OTTO PREMINGER Came In.” ae gg Ro maga - . 5 * *S . Corner of | ‘ ar le landed Paris dram | , ‘Grandmother walks : mile | —— = — — — s ton. school, where he showed great. Dixie Hwy. and Silver Lake Rd. | $ de — — day, pad Cade Ww Key) ce 308°. Johnsce | Promise. But he left it to return | i eae Brascar for Exquisite Shae Ss te “ater getting be, sonsoning on | Open 11:00 A. M. ‘til 1:00 P.M. | ) : BETTY ANN GROVE Form on discs. “She plays the! Cisuce W. Garner, Walled Lake the English stage, he returned to. . . } jukebox for hours and hours, but only my record.” Wallace ‘Tepter, 16a8- Argyle America to Bgeeaye one of the Inside Service—Iin a Car Service STARRING Mrs. Hanson also stops people on the street, asks them the| Bersrs ¥, Commas, Orie® Top..,,, | bright stars Americes Gee | | Harry Belafonte * ter. Hig most famous role was ; arry time, then says she must hurry to watch her granddaughter on | TP... ginsam. waterford Twp. “Cyrano de Bergerac.” which he STOP IN : le h . i TV—thus getting them to ask who her granddaughter is and/ sidney 4 Wilking Berkley played over 1,000 times. FOR A SNACK Dor. Dandridge pene eg noe on. We nominate her for the most partial] Sgwin Li Mapeuy. Lavent as ree Boa Ser FOR LUNCHEON — | Pearl Bailey new— | *“* * * Arg hates y (of Ultra Modern School |; See7emes endl THE MIDNIGHT EARL dames W. Rsore, 731 Young Last Fecture | Joe Adams aif 122 Raymond F. Porial. #6 6 Johnson =| BENTON HARBOR, Mich. UA- peture es © from 20ch Walter Slezak’ll send his kids to college on his $6,000 invest-| Bruce A, Kent. Rosse Tur, The sleek new Gard Elementary | Times Y as ment in his hit show, “Fanny” . . : Marilyn Monroe—who'll get | Gordon M. Davis, 231 W. ellow | School is ultra modern in every | | h t ! an Oscar nomination out of “Seven-Year Itch,” laughs at some| Lsurence PF Fess, 308 Pioneer Dr. | respect and the weather-worn old | Ta mee] 6 9:40 | of the rumors. Her activity the past eS bell looks out of place. : TV readin, Lee R Sutherland, Waterford Twp The bell was cast at West Troy, | $ ® week has been watching TV and g, one § while Joe DiMaggio served her hot soup Noa ¢. Vanburen, Aven. Twp N. Y., in 1856 and has been calling | INE ° Kenneth D. Blair, 146 W. Columbis ton Harbor school children to | Berman Wouk, whese “Caine Ernie G. Rose, Commerce Twp Benton PROBE PRO OCweReRIn COLOR OY DELUME DE WONDER OF STRCK MUAPREUTY, STORER Se a. o, Twp. classes for 85 years. Everyone | § _ Mutiny” panned the Navy, reports Jon "Wi Mout. 30 Musnbeth Labe| soe thee tt Gidn't fit the new NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARD HW 3 { - geon for naval reserve training . . . “Keaneth R. Trout, #68 Northfield building but tradition won the day a OR eee ! Grouche Marx will visit Neel Coward Deneid C. Bond. #1 Summ | BEST PICTURE OF THE THE YEAR! tST WORLD in Jamaica te discuss a new play . Charles B Smith, Watertore Twp. Natee LS a, soneemment —Notional Boord of Review LAT WORLD NEWS ; Pat Henning’s opening night wire to Terrance ; ingha tack: wement an Beniate | Kari Malden ef “Desperate Hours”: Milford u connell, Woteriora ‘Twp. | Avenue. . ' “I hepe your run is as long as my t Cuiges Southfield Twp. john Devin, Mureus, Bi = neratt, | : AW ag bo. or J layoff” . . . Pert Ann Crowley opens Gerad B. McPhail, Roseville Saal Deve Betisle Geeckeen sod ~ teday at the Persian Room with Albert A. Bickvet. Avon. Tep. tard. Sagres Kaminsst Generel Discount | Mate and Hast. ryi K. DeVaney, Birmingham fudimental Mre Delis B Wickerson. | TODAY ~ A Re pprvane 6 eckson, 261 Buumabeth Laks | Rony he Sebuyler 0. Backenstose, ; THRU strand Doors Open Producer Charles Sherman's talking | Beceem, Pemeins meee to all" pervans sinteremad,” take. notin: | saTurDaAyY ‘Sm 110:45. A. M. to Marilyn Monroe about next season's Donald L. Smith, White Lake Twp. | heretofore made by the City Assessor for 1G CAE SAR : : : *Ziegteld Follies” . . . Sonny Tufts is Coarles D. Branson, Aven Tep. | the DerPortucn cea Comentsston “Gecided freezing here—arrived from L.A. with ere ee cen, Wotrrters Twp. | Snewid. be paid end borne 07 spentel t1ARLON BRAN just a raincoat . . . U-I exec Charile jones 1 McClellan Jt, 36 lowe | inch blacktop pavement on Bondale ave- Stmonelli's date at Majors Cabin steak- mine 6 Harris, sw ——— of Woodward Estates Subdivision is now ery was Cleo (Kiss Girl) Moore. Gheldce L. teeButeey, Twp. meme to cies tanem owen that the Rob’t Q. Lewis, shivering in Miami, ANN CROWLEY Pack Gutmacte os caeeace | Gd Beatie oak ous ct the hese | got 8 oeme by airmail from his TV cast. Jenala -B. Pasmmere, Woeestera Twp. | Pereaty aD. sm on 628 ps Earl's Pearls... i PE “Some wives,” says Buddy Hackett, “have three EY Geane Watetfard’ Tw ne persone tnterested ta be ear hands — left, right and upper.” James 6. Reid. 1069, Canterver wom ADA _ EVANS, | TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Bob Olin claims a friend of his | Ellwood M. Holmquist. Tis. Beott wood Clerk. | . - heads a wealthy syndicate that's negotiating for a room at dames 1." Wilson, ‘de. Mophine tee deel . & Miami Beach hotel. . APwesyoe, od - It's Lisa Ferraday’s observation that overweight is like sugar Firemen Keep Calm tin coffee—after awhile it settles to the bottom. That's earl,, MOREHEAD, Ky. ®—There was brother. = (Copyright 1985) no confusion when the Morehead , : op. fire department attended church in| KI OOO OMG AK|G| Claiming Distinction | sounded, Chiet C. B. McCullough, | | had arranged for his men to sit'|] BOX OFFICE OPENS New Lake Theater &)°% Only Army Matador | on the aisle. At the sound of the STARTING | ~ 420 Pontise Trail SAN ANTONIO, Tex. ww — Pfc, | Siren they walked ee the AT 12:45 P.M. 4 WALLED LAKE ‘Fulton J. Short claims to be the “"urch—then ran to station | only professional bullfighter in the . United ‘States Army. He's a mem. Leaves Wife at Station ber of the Mexican Matadors Assn.| KINGSPORT, Tenn. ® — Filing | He uses the name “John Short” station owner Luther Cox reported On Our Wide Miracle Screen “SUSAN SLEPT HERE” te Technicslor with Dich Powell, Debbie Reynolds carnipiinins IAA ALL LL db —ALsO— in the bull ring and hopes to re-| a middle-aged North Carolinian “FOUR GUNS TO TH sume his career when his Army | paid for a tankful of gas and drove BORDER’ service is ended. When he isn’t | away. Fifteen minutes later, the with Rery Cotheun : pean paca 7 apd oal la reemen heemempele arr nid Beers Open = an artist at claim his fuming wife. He’ NOW THE SCREEN'S PULL POWER IS FELT... 4S INSPIRED STARS BRING ALIVE THE BRAVE PEOPLE. peor eae Warr ra aay adelphia, Pa. Pee in the restroom. OF THE BELOVED NOVEL :.1¥ THE DESPERATE AND WONDERITL LOVE STORY OF OUR TIMES? SCREEN! a FE Tr 3331 aang es = recat MNONCNET, | THE BRIDGES | "a AT TORO-RI “Will Be Open’ tem Sunday A Perlberg-Seaton production in color by Starting Sunday, Feb. 13 From 12 5 ra 7 P. M. TECHNICOLOR Fimours ane DINNER BUFFET © STARTS AT — 12:20 - 3:30 - 6:50 - 10:00 > = __ A wide selection of appetizers ond bon bakin irons ane’ rate the Rood B Fried Chicken or $ 50 earns lero, ae a Semis Som Prime Rib Roost Beet, Roast Turkey | , E Sunday eee m SPECIAL MENU Hi te SAY ay TTTTIT were HELLY MARCIE ROONEY FTY-TWO % a ra 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 I } at Rochester | ‘Will Be Selected to Go on Expense-Free Tour ! sedi j E i | i Fs if z F i rf HI agi a: i 5 i i | qh il Ha & i J Fone Fi ri l; i 2 aEe ; 5 es. 2nd Public Meeting on a a pa gy de * HONORED FOR LIFESAVING—Three West Bloomfield Township for: their work, Receiving.a plaque from the West Bloomfield Township Kiwanis Club are Mrs. Bruce Knapp, Mrs. A. J. Stillwell and Mrs. | bottom of the shallow canal. Lape es te Eldon Eroh, as (left) Denton Hassell, lieutenant women volunteer firemen who revived a three - year-old pulled | Kiwanis district, and (right) Kiwanian Byron Arkles offer unconscious from a-Cass Lake canal Jan. 12 were honored last night | congratulations. The fast-thinking trio brought Mark Christian Kellner back to life after his mother, Mrs. Conrad Kellner. pulled him from the Keego Library Forced to Move No Funds for Rent a e yi z | | if Oil Well Driller Burned CADILLAC (UP)—Robert Frye, New Gvorters Needed, but Tight Budget Allows | old ladies’ home before dawn. : parently was ignited by heat from | @ stove a few feet away. . _| Student Enrollments Up YOKOHAMA, Japan @ — About 100 aged women died in flaming agony today when a flash fire roared through a Roman Catholic There were only 46 survivors. | police said. Nearly al] were burned | |or injured in jumps from the sec- | ond floor of their two-story wooden |G@ormitory, declared a fire hazard in 1953. Several were in critical condition. “I could do notfing.” a survivor | cried. “I can hear their screams, “Hot! Hot! Help! Help!’ it) The inmates were mainly pitiful ese, was spared. ; gied Christian “Our Lady” and Gilliland Appeals fo Top State Court LANSING #® — Clayton C. Gil- Gilliland contended that his con- viction. for conspiracy was incon- sistent and illogical because three others accused as co-conspirators were acquitted by the jury, Westacres Cubs Win Scout Week Window Contest 100 Aged Women Perish in Fiery Agony in Japan “Okuni-san looked about her and said, ‘I am old enough to die.’ “Then she heid up her bed quilt | them. with | Army. They will probably head for Fort local Selective | Edward G. Slaughter, 50 S. Edith, | .| was chosen leader for the eight 'Many were hard of hearing and | Pontiac inductees from local Draft | Board 65. Besides Slaughter there | were: — Budreau Jr 1 3-Week Course in Bible Teaching, Pah ATE tyke 7 g 5 - | sound film, “The Healing of Mvon- 1k Incorporation Ordered Slone to Arrange Time, Place Bloc of Avon Residents Strongly Opposed to Annexation Plan i ? 4 Te a8 i request filed, no licenses available at present. Movie to Be Shown at Drayton Church DRAYTON PLAINS — A colored be shown at a joint meet- the i ifigk if g 2s Fey if Jr. ey i z i t F F| 5 z i iit Ht i il beet ai TL af F g Hit it fess | j I Water for - WALLED LAKE—No definite ac- Anti-Red Romanians Fighting Extradition BERN, Switzerland (P—The anti- Communist invaders of the Roman. matic break might result. The four men face trial here for ‘the death of a legation chauf. | 7 feur, Aurel Sedu, fatally wounded | § late Monday night when the anti- Reds seized the legation at gun-/| eg eal No) a bed street. Waterford Club to Hear Reviews of Two Books WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — “A! Stillness at Appomattox’ by Bruce Catton and “‘Lady of Arlington" by Harnet F. Kane are the two books on the program of the Book Review Club for next Monday. | The group will meet at the home | of Mrs. Francis 5041 . | Dixie Hwy., at 1 p.m. Mrs. Wil-| Education Board Delays Action on School Budget issue . the bonds have — been sold. a bond |] Open Fri. & Set. “eit 9 ¥ F ‘ bs we = Y a e's at ¥ me Note beat uel Men's and AS LOW AS DALE end NINA. MARTIN OL 2-976) 2 Mein Se. TRUCKS Ford Moter Co. Phone OL 1-9711 Factory Owned Only FROM F-100 to F-800 MODELS LARRY JEROME Your Rochester Ford Dealer Mein St. et the Bridge 330-332 Mein Street. Furniture at Its Finest Always at — HOME FURNISHINGS OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 Radio, Heater 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe:2 Door Sedan ised or correo yea companionship and libation by! only only of courtesy but of good * + ; Washington and everybody - fs anybody, as the old snobbism rte eo / H 4 Washington Likes Parties, Has Over 100 Each: Night PHYLLIS BATTELLE | Second, there is a constant fluc- WASHINGTON, D. C.’(INS) —|tuating in personnel among the Washington, D.C., is a city of peo-| diplomatic ranks and these new Ple dedicated to their work by day arrivals and departures must be and relentless in their quest for met and toasted—for the sake not Management of the country. The third reason for Washing: - ton partying is simple and basic. | It’s Habit, ‘It stands to reason, Between 100 and 200 cocktail. parties per p.m. are needed to ease the urge. _ Every night is party night in whe don’t have the money to enter- tain in a big way anymore. Death | and taxes have changed the na- ture of our parties ... but they haven’, made us give ’em up!” Like businessmen too restless to throw off their immense responsi- bilities in sleep or a groggy game of Scrabble, Washingtonians ‘dances given by such true-blues as, ‘Og? .- 5 Hlegal in Nevad aint come equipped energy, tol- lt S lega in eva a |erance and, of course, white tie. *| Collapse of Bridge Adds Washington's diplomatic corps— | ‘its 76 embassies, from Afghanis- tan to Yugoslavia—give the most I talked to a number of small. parties from a sheer numbers standpoint. Each tosses a whing- ding to introduce new arrivals, to adieu. parting ambassadors, to! greet foreign visitors, to celebrate holidays. Also included in the dip- BOARDING HOUSE _ iM WERE ECO NON! WELL, EGAD, TWIGGS / YOU'VE ALWAYS > WELLS THAT TURNED A OST TO BE JUST A E{ LITTLE GAS IN THE EARTH: TO FINANCE CONSTRUCTION OF A WORKING MODEL OF MY AIR-CONDITIONED me COULD YOU=~ DONT GO T 7 Ane. CAN SIT IN TS Sf _} CAPTAIN EASY ai | é Y OM, HELLO--1 WAS GONNA MELP HIM. BUT ? ONE THING I CAN'T wr RESIST IS OLD MAGA- ZINE S--AND LO AN’ BEHOLD. A HAMMOCK? Yo THE IDEAL EXIST- . S ENCE -- ONCE MORE RNG) ZE. WO GIVE JOY a an a FORE GOW’ N: \ TH’ DUMP? BY N e >. | : _ & . = - * _ can - pred lee : Mpe mare Se . a-t? “Can I hide out here for a couple ‘of Says, Baye: Baber? : \ (+ Le ee ee ss i ey ' | : iat Ai i eee | fe t ay Oe ae on ee FIFTY-THREE = Bate, 6 VS ee eee eee %, % peice oes tee = 7 is yes . ew \~-- ‘ “ me a . . F = ny ; 6 \ x 4 . i ; : : e ‘ A e _* ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17,1955 | Sm eansLead [ MARKETS |Market Mixed; adn Clnda_|Ex-Envoy Dies [Seid Linked * oe ) | Produce . } tise Ledge No, 21, F.a A.M, Pri,|, 6 as se Grain Retreat |_...n2-s "=... Changes Small Pe gece ere lin Washington |te Missing Plane 2 | on, ante, farses! arte: Toparied by Mil, WM. Ad. BALZO DI MONTEGALLO, Italy CHICAGO @ “~ Grains retreated aris Apples Delicious, fancy, §50-/ NEW YORK (®—The stock mar- _¢ a a Pots jarman. 62. Was gale-swept in active dealings on the Board of | Jonathan. fancy, 400 bu; No 1, 3.00-/ket was mixed today in early ews in Brie wee Mt. Vettore today found a metal Trade today with selling centered ty No 1 e383 Ste cee ene, dealings with most price changes Former Ambassador to | box which they said “might have particularly in soybeans and gi. Spy, Not. 3.00°3.50 bu: a nag small. Jack Wade, 18, of 622 Lapeer Australia been part" of the Belgian airliner wheat. Wagner. No 1. 300-380 bu” The market began to develop a ,Ct., Port Huron, waived examina- missing over Italy since Sunday. |tion on a breaking and entering) WASHINGTON (#—Pete Jarman.| Carabinieri with the patrol on in the nighttime charge and was | @2, former ambassador to Austra-| the northwest slope of the 6,565-foot egy tel cose sid al lia. and former member ota mountain radioed back that the Court yesterday when 4f-| gress from Alabama, died t in| box ‘‘appeared new.”” They said it raigned before Farmington Justice |g hospital. was “buried in snow which has Allen C. Ingle. He is held in the} jaenan had a heart attack at| fallen here almost every night jeounty jail in default of $2,500 his hotel apartment here on Mon- | since Sunday.” Description of the bond, pending his hearing Feb. 28.| 44. his physician, Dr. Aris Car-|box indicated it was part of an Bloomfield Township Police yes- Pousis, told a reporter Jarman had aerial balloon. terday arrested Robert E. Wade, been getting along nicely until} The news sent other search 27, of 30000 S. Field, Royal Oak, about 6:30 a.m. today when his teams up the steep slopes on the : : os: . to . No 1. 1.60- ‘Soybeans dropped a couple of| 150 bu Cabbage, No 1. 100-150 bu; , lower tendency at the opening, but cents at one time and wheat was | fSpbeg® ioc 89 5, PSR 4.00 Ou. Carrove: | it recovered stability within a few aff a cent before they both rallied | No 1. 1.00-1.50 doz. Pennel, No {, 1.00-'| minutes. from their lows. Selling in soy-| Laks Not 001 as Gee behe” Onions, | General Dynamics, which has beans followed news some pro-| £17-,84 ), 135128 S00 eae ee Neer, | been swinging quite widely in re- cessing plants were shutting down 125-135 08-Ib bag: potatecs, Bo 1, 2.40- cent sessions, opened of 3,500 because of poor conversion ratios. | 42"; 'f'to-1 a5 dor. vehs. $0.85 Sib box, | Shares off 3% at 11)'2 and then Wheat again was subject to liqui- | Rutabagas. No-i, 130-150 bu. Turnip. | it advanced smartly to post a net dation, gain of between 1 and 2 points. Wheat near the end of the first) ; cm eee rere \ , pe ¥ ie low M ‘ch! CHICAGO, Feb 16 ‘AP!—Potatoes | Chance Vought, also a wide hour was “4 to. *s lower, Marc I ee ld stgrk ©. new stock 3. o> | mover im recent sessions, was $2.23%: corn 5 to % lower, March. track 01 old stock, 17 new stock. tota | : . : | US shipments 6 Old stock supplies off a little at the opening and $1.51; oats % to *s lower, March mocerate, demand fair and market firm -- , f 2 4 on best large Russets. dul) on other| then managed a net gain of 2 16%; rye l'e to cents lower. stock: cariot track sales, old stock: points. March $1.16; soybeans % to l'2 Idaho Russets $4.40-4.60; Minnesota " lower, March $2.78%; and lard 5 Yor, Pats 0°" New “neck” supplies | Hupp Corp., yesterday's most 2 i ey & s . » «3 3 g $ = g ? | Sallo section where a day and a . dames Reed of 123 Center St.; Jarman, a Democrat, had spent half of search by hundreds had dis- reported today to Pontiac Police almost his entire life in public nothing. closed cents lower to 5 cents a hundred light. demand light and market about | active issue up 1%, opened that someone slashed his auto service beginning in 1913 as chief , ‘ higher, March $12.30. steady _,D0 new stock carlot track aelee | 4 7.799 shares up % at 8% and tires while his car was parked clerk in the prob nealing gt Mig one 3 . then added a shade more. night near his home. —— a full force of a 75-mile-an-hour H ‘ - DETROIT EGGs Grain Prices ADETROTT. eb, 17 (AP) AR pppeeted Dagon Georg ir ' :veellall Great se ipl ery ot fam errs in dire na = = CHICAGO. GRAIN Trott, cases . federal i i shares . drivi charge yesterday lieutenant infantry during ers said might corhple’ cover CHICAGO, Fed. 17 (AP) — Opening | "Writes Grade A jumbo 63.06, weight- | Boeing had an opening block of Pontiac Judge Cecil McCalium, | World War 1. he returned to Ala-|the wreckage of a plane. : Pal 129% 0d Average 55: extra large 52: - | 1,000 shares off 1 at 7644. *|bama and became assistant ex- ays we 22% Bep LL Lagag | 81. wtd avg 50; medium 45-4. wed avg Hugo Comfort, 33, of 925 Robin-| sminer of accounts for the state. The DC6 of Sabena Airlines van. vo HL! (Borveans “piowns Grade A jumbo 493, ta Among higher stocks were Re- | = PLENTY OF MAIL—Sen. W. Stuart Symington (D-Mo), left, points Wd. Royal Oak, furnished a $100 + 6 esag Sole oo bet ae July ........ 210% Mar .... 378 re $2) 1 458 td a? lic . Steel bond ding his tria) Feb ; f them America: n route f Sc ares S08 May 16 RT NS ne ots ee eee eo » General Motors, | to the giant post card he received from the Parkway Station letter , . Pending his trial Feb. 23. He served in the accounting of-| % SSM Abeercans, ef rome rom Mar 4... 181% sep 2571, Ware 47, grade C large 37-40, wtd avg American Smelting. Union Car- | carriers in Kansas City, Mo. Made of plywood, the card urges the Supper: Lake Superior Fish, fice from 1919 until 1931 when he Brussels to the Belgian Congo. The wap Hol art 25000 "Checks 38-40 wid avg 39 bide, and Kern County Land. “senator's support for the postal employes’ pay raise. At right are Oakland Park Church, Fri. 5 p.m. became secretary of state for Ala- ane radio cut out as the pilot uly ...5. 2+ 1 56% alt Comment Moerket irregular on top . ~ ; “ei ba Was reporting he was 16 minutes — Lok ver 1218 quality large whites and browns as price Lower were Bethelehem Stee] Senate mail -clerks Richard Erickson and Richard Banber. It took If your friend's in jail and needs ma. out of Home Oats -- “suly 7. 13 $s vaseeas an aa Taree tea ahewing chert. /fopening on 2,200 shares off 1 at $12.80 in stamps to mail the card from Missouri to Washington, D. C. bail, Ph. FE 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell After four years as secretary of Me at (aoe 2 some quarters and slight ace on Chrysler, Goodrich, Distillers | a Mn Mage dP egrate Res Grenade Proves Dud > D cose TDS Mar” 1215 | ean ee Of offerings sleady and chearicg |COrp.. Kennecott Copper, and ‘ | : | comptroller and filled that post $ $ UU Rye _* May 1189 5 gs steady and clearin : ' B . | |_R e Sale Stephens Hall pe ate RP HS [Steg Gare cf edtvatstd | Baltimore & Ohio. - Business Notes ee Clubs Plan | sree i of \dected tothe House Of Repeesenta| GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—A hand = ' | ! rs, oses ae | cmenao wires awn wear | NOWYork Stocks | soconyvacuum on co. sto YOutH Fun Night | nemmege soe, cnereentenat te suse tom Sith im the basement of her . | . . 19, 730. | Still ( ht U | CHICAGO, Peb. 17-—(AP)—Butter un- | (Late Morning Quotations) holders will vote April 28 on a in Rose Township “= outfits for your family. 1937 until 1949. proved to be a dud n | i: receipts pic preg eomedey £5 ry mer ar Hy = — so eege | proposal to change the company's —Adv.| He was appointed ambassador Police ~~ —— Fitzgerald i i prices A mire. . . ais ° i 7 pulled. tossed : “score AA ST; 92 AST; 90 B86: 88 86.15, Air Reduc |. 313 Int Silver ae name to Socony Mobil Oil Co. ROSE TOWNSHIP—The 4H club to Australia by. former President | ; ‘ ame = 11953 Tornado Seventeen: FEES 2 SEELEY) once ottnectanes, a pov gener wither porns” and OFOUD £0 Help Plan isa" muu ssn °°S MTS Se So ei teen and | ’ weak; re- cee 02.6) as : . i Mrs, Smi t | in or nd 12,050; wholesale buying prices 1 Allied Sirs 561 Jones &L || 38.7 : ge with their nts and 1949 until 1953. : to 2 lower: U.8. large whites 44; mixed Allis Chal ©. 77.3 Kelsey Hay.... 31.6/ by the board of directors yester- | friends, have been invited to a/| | s ee 30 rounds of machine gun ammu- ; mediu: ; K ne : cee Hume 425; “8, ‘stancards re: Alum ‘Am 993 Kimb Cl... 483, day, is to link the firm name with youth Fun Night. which will start Agriculture Week He retired after returning from "tion apparently were left in her Macomb County Man ‘“* 5 Am site Scr 4 te bean names of the company's /With & 7:30 p.m. dinner at the | Australia and made his home in home by a former roomer. e ' DETROIT POULTRY | Am Cyan 527 Lehn & F..... 21.3 ~ | Rose Center Town Hall Friday. - Washington, Friends said he and. in Legal Tangle Due to sernorr pee i) WAP prices pad Am Oat & BL G4 Hepa aty <: ag | Principal products, said H. J. Mul-) Each family has been asked tO direct clang for ape Committees to hig wite had returned to Washing. | h Noti Twister’s Revelations =| Pi. "soutry ‘up tode am, | CMY Am M & Pay aoe [ocun, Aire $5.4 | ler, Detroit division manager. —=— bring table service and a dish tO Michigan Week May 5-21 will be [0% oly last week from a trip to| — Deat Notices ee ee Ae eS ae toes oe eee Oe = pose the newly formed committee on P1orida. Pe MOUNT CLEMENS P — An-' whites 36-30. gray crosses 31, Barred Van matin a$$ Mack Tre 22.5 ox Truck & Cosen Division | in charge of recreational activi- | Appreciation of Michigan Agricul- accra! dois pane called) Davis. FEB. 15, 1985, ELDER Grew Hornack, 40. of Warren has | Rocks 32-32%: caponettes (5 Ib avg) Am Bmelt . 45.6 Martin Gl. sag Will conduct a series of meetings | ties for the evening is Mrs. Wilbert ture. George McIntyre, director of pplloradany = Arteton) National Highland.” hich wv iermerty ot extricated himself | -| mim ped af May D 8tr.... 35.6 i i Mi icult | etery. ake, Mici > be - = — = a — | mn Market ten moedy ‘Gemand | Am Tel r* Tet 1783 =e &% 8 | in 19 states to acquaint its deal- ape we on sone aed | the Michigan Agriculture Depart- one Lake. ich a). age 6. oe tornado that stil ig b [Seen ees ee amas got am Ween. 23 seeesTEcny ‘in| fm bi IMS preect piame. RC, |: onl Mrs) Bins Wermaih, lead: rere Rests fe groay wich) & Thicwee’ | catetesrttinet ot Rover. W - w a2 Se an ee : 4 dpativety. tor hi = one Se | Offerines searce and short toe good | 4m Zinc ne Pa... 22 | Woodhouse, general truck sales (¢TS of the +H groups. | composed mostly of heads of im- H ungr y Thieves oa Kelly end’ Nowa Davis: day The < =a dow Yal | Gaal eeantpas Benbeadi es eotusllmasda’ on oad . 143 fMoter Wheel 391 manager, said the programs will portant farm organization. R k H marty At Der’ passer: coe: tornado blew down a Yale “ rmour&Co 157 wgueller Br. 403 start Feb. 28 and continue | Mclntyre’s committee will pre [{QNSAC ome iee will be held Saturday Feb. barn and uncovered a $7,000 truck , reprenantd a ne Maree? -° STi throw oun eat $ ‘pare material hel 19. of 2 pm from. the Fursiey ° on gh March 9. with zone man- | Pare to help its county which Hornack had _ reported ! Livestock . Prt CON ts Nat Dairy... 384 rs in each are: ding. counterparts. Its main task will f Be efactor Gall’ Wulse officiating § Intermen Avco Mfg .... 67 Nat G jo, 88e a presiding 0 stolen three months earlier. earnest Livesveta eld Lime." 186 Nat tend a2. | Mrs. Clara Croteau . be to assist the local Michigan | Sree A een. Cater * . A * A n r. vis Eugene Manuel, %, of Rose- DETROIT. Peo. 17 sAP)—Hogs—sal-| Beech Nut. 296 Nat Steel. 4! 4 native of Birmingham, William UTICA — Rosary will be recited Week committees to promote pride | “Come out to my house — | _Bursiey Punerai Rome ville was charged with the theft, She, 7), Not, enough nogs to make @ moe NY Air Brk 247 G. Wall, has been appointed auto. for Mrs. Clara Croteau, 73, of 5717 in the state's food products and —burgiars have ransack ae KLEPGER: we ote ARR but the charge was dropped after | a = poe, mecuipts mewn ee Nie M Pw | 33 | motive director of the Upholstery Auburn Rd., at 8:30 p.m. today at help promote attention fer Michi- entire ete gba yer — "bioved intent daughter of ‘ he accused Hornack of hiring | fice’ steady, Gompared last Thursday, Bohn Alum 223 Ne Amay a3 | Leather Group. Inc., with head- the Schwarzkoff - Milliken Funeral gan farm products nationally. = ren | Ricpecr, ear seas cl sauiss tos him for $350 to “steal” the | choice and prime fed steers fairly active. mas ||| CU Pac 144 quarters in Detroit. it was an- Home, with funeral services at The committee also will take a men De. pS pel che) pended heel Ou truck, on which Hornack carried commercial and good exes on petting Borg Warn 313 Nest airlin. .. 222 Nounced today. Wall is married 9:30 a.m. Friday at the funeral large part in preparations for both | 5ét- — x Delete eee Oe) trem or dlasyc chen cum ber, more than $4,000 insurance. basis. weak to 60 cents or more lower, pales adds as i hio Ot! ..... 712 and the father of two young daugh- home and 10 a.m. at St. Lawrence the state observance and local ob tective m FE. Hoffman. were Mr Haney officiating Interment «| utility ond commercial steers | stesdy | Brey _ ap eG | cere |Catholic Church. Burial of Mrs. | i) Our! ticaiihess | dispatched to conduct the investi- oth oo peeled arastpel oe bah Then Hornack was charged with pomined veneer har Ocecaay! Wale cae Sicronens 1 ores au ol 36 Croteau, who died Tuesday, will be eucduica — May Sap aad sd gation at the home of Mrs. Everett erdecn Bird “Puneral Home, Mil- ? . um an i : . ~ making a false report opie: S| Maser.) teckers ned fecters teat). SSH | oS wy 0| Penh EPL 53.17) Detroit. Edison Cs. |in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit. — 5; Da M L. Bradley of 262 Josephine Ave. Vaw SICKLE Pe 17 = high misdemeanor Manuel went | Trairicts high poh prime 961-1144) Ca" Dry 182 Param Piet... 283) 919s ge 768 in 1954 Cont | @urviving are three daughters rontiers Day. on May 71. Flower wad’ gostty ‘te an at ER VES. 17, 10, ORCS through his story as Hornack was 1b. steers 28.00-29.00; good to choice Cdn Pac 301 Porte Da 36.6 9 BRS. in - an increase lw a = - pots : ¢ 8: beloved wife of Ployd Van called to trial in Macomb County fe4,iser,, 2402800 stesiy goed ‘fed Carer Ax! BY Reeaay 20 HA. of $3,895.96 over 1958. An eight MTS Florence Gratton of Utica. Dae AT Ot Tighe sriace were demped over and | Sti: tect, mothe, of Mire Circuit.Court yesterday. mercial steers and. heifers 1300-17.00; Case JI 174 Pepe! Cola... 19¢ per cent decrease in industrial Pah somlin — ot Sam, y broken; the bread box had been ner. Mrs Calvin Sheppard. Mrs Soeneck (dealied & and) volar) cc ee Soya mpm boc hy] eons! ee 334 Phileo . 383, Tevenues was offset by a nine Emil { Pontiac. Hen- | for Loss in Bites ransacked; the desk and ed. Titham Terler aed Rovere Vea ; bo-i3 Cen Il! P8 =. 257 Philip Mor 383 per cent increase in residential *Ve" Sons, eo of Funtiac, : bell and Charles Kimball end teered to take a lie detector test }1.0-13.50. mainiy 13.00 down for utility; Cort teed 35 Phil Pet . 104) PS ry of Birmingham, Eugene and Do- fe Gee Gee Dee Mrs. James Puneral serv- with the stipulation that the state 1100: ‘cenners and cutters mainly 10.00. Chee & Oh.. 476 Pillaby Mitts g4¢/ and farm service revenues and a ‘minique of Ferndal H ‘b Wild A } ] eweet relia from the kitchea ce will be held Saturday, Peb would drop the charge if the de-| 1! some lightweight canners 950 Chiytier | gp Proct & G fi, commercial increase of three 2o7°T, °r petroit. Reginald of Y TUAIS | uttered the ttving room carpet con Bird Puneral Home, ‘Milford, tector cleared him. On the other '1330-16.90; severa| lots good end choice ities Gre 0s Pere On o, h,| ber cent. |Hermoso Beach, Calif., igear ey LANSING W# — A county ig not) and efiverware was all ever the rere es eee, hand, Hornack said that if the ee b=? gg So feeder steers, those peared Climax Mo... e 3 Radio Cp $33 | Net income for the year was | Eynest Kingsley of Hull, Quebec, | liable for damages to owners of place. a me - tector failed to clear him he would | 22.00. ~ i? Coca-Cole. "| 190, Reo Holding | 294 | $22.137.173, an increase of $1.617.169 29 grandchildren and eight | animals bitten by rabid wild an- souk of the Richareesn Bird’ Per Calves—Sainbie 25. Today's market re After a half-hour search for poorest gagel hy come back to court and plead no steady Compared last week's an | Senc fu hera tet sk | over 1953. Net income per share : imals, the attorney general's of- clues. DePauw asked Mrs. Brad- neral Home, Milford, Mich. defense. lcean reste Gott teaeutts moe (cee Ree) et Ee compared wee 8 fx Mrs. Dougal McFarlane ae ggsd ara Pepuaat ley. “You wouldn't happen to have| "Nellie. 19 %. Marshall Bt Pome \ ' Y *, Gon sane | 1953. idends = . ! i f dudge James E. spier ap- | ocak mee eee toe good aoa Con Pe oe 4% 1102 Bt soe. oa ae | ae oe Rega og MILFORD — Service for Mrs. (Rap Prownall pel baeacedd = any Sot Cround ete: wows 728! Mire, Plo "St Vesbary. "hye Av ie yi = | | o 1 ee proved 7 agreement snd hag Se oe ee tharvioeatscmet ie Geet es a econ Mr”. 331 before. Dougal (Ada) McFarla.., 72. was with particular reference to dam- jas yes. 1 do—Frenkie and and Mervyn Weber. Mrs “nana missed a jury trying Horna | Teck up to 24.00: weilitiy and commercial Cor! nt if) aees Pere 8? |be held at 11 am. Thursday at age caused by wild skunks or Set "DePa and reff. Mrs. Bivtne” Bast Geers Hornack’s attorney, James C. foo-t16 . uv Conpes ll Rae ute Sinclair O 545 For the six months ending Jan | held at 11 a.m.-today at the Rich- | foxes. Hoftr hen ee ve | patrol _ —- —s. pel Danner. said he would undergo the ,, seas ceay oeaeereatice These Gree oo e3 ea hee $o¢ 31, Higbie Manufacturing Co.. of ardson-Bird Funeral Home, with, After a search of previous opin- traced —— Pruett, Willard Weber Mrs Alice test within a few days. Slaughter lambs active. fully S0c higher. Curtiss Wr. 207 Sou Ry... 186 Rochester. reported a net profit of burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. ions, the attorney general held that from a window sill to a fireplace! Hasse, Mrs. Late cate Uintopl eee ree Bseres Sy pnewenty Baber) Dei EA asa Spore Woes sf} $137,138. For the comparable pe- She died Friday at the home of her lthe oul risions in the law re- chimney, through which Franxie| Weber dear sister af Richard ’ . . prime woo mbs Dis C Seag 33.6 brane... 8 4 ia ~ | y prov | and Johnnie had made their daring Beadle George Beadle and Prank 55 Nashes Featuring euacs sec mons nk aed (peims Deus “Aire 1712 Si ou esl es riod =e year, a net profit of $131.- owargl Mrs. William James. in lated to damage caused by bites entry. They assumed the culprits ' pads Mra Jane Muffman and to prime shorn lambs No. 1 and 2 skins Du Pont 1329 Std Oli Ind. 46.7 201 wad reported. Earnings per Detroit. - ‘of rabid dogs. : be cgenbeat oo . weated’ case 255 choice caligmtght Fanie t Air sta Ou On Nas share are 55 cents. | Surviving besides Mrs. James in other opinions, the attorney eee ee pee ey iim som ie Panicy Pinora New 2-Tone Styling weight shorn ewes 10.00. — Bast Kod” ior Sevens! 3h. 31 | te a tee ear Ping Linniar | general held that: You see, Frankie and Johanie officiating Itarment at Hepsi 4 : a a ees 47 Stude-Pack.... 124 urner sora, sons, Ed- are Mrs. Bradiey’s pet equirreis, oe . wets bon DETROIT (INS)—American Mo- { CHICAGO LIVESTOCK |eme Red” aay Sun Ol... 7 Panhandle Reports ward of New York, Gordon of Mij-| _4 municipal employe whe is a faithfully fed by her for the past ey Funers) ‘Renee ye ee tors Corp. today introduced the | 1100; mesemmely tee Guar h ear ovine Cee ford, and Lester of Walled Lake; | ember of the Municipal Em- | iin, years. Card of Thanks 1 | ® 13,000; ve, steady to rie vee ’ e a ’ Retirement System ‘= lower on butchers in @ spotty trade: Ex-Cell-o , 109 Sylv El Pd.... 46 S4 Ff Dow 12 grandchildren, and one t- ployes Z aay LO ee Statesman madels in a splash of cose Rert aud Fafesutstar tn peor By ero sei ne OF COMINGS VOWN | grandcnia P| rg | gad iol Gerclon | ey ea acutely scarce, steady; bulk choice 190- Frueh T .. 37.4 Thomp Pd *” 56.6 i i", rs. ey Le to : = bs ee I eee metas ar ae, ter Joe Gen mak” eg Dee ger. | NEW YORK un — Panhandle David Mclaren A justice of the peace in not en-| fed them last night before I left | freved tons. Journ ant Menge In the new combination. roof, Gage dl ites pean Ges Yes es) (eemee SS Fosse Pipeline Co. reported to-| MARLETTE—Service for David titled to collect 60 cents for each | P@ house, so they probably tuok piso to Mr and Mrs, Smith of the 4 : -17.00. ’ . ; 4 , ” ls en color while the trunk and bond C3 sets Hasna hg Gee Metre GEE BE munted to SIA82206 oe $438 at pin. taney ie the Teena | cereale of conviction where un. |Tevenge on wee” Se Bat weer, ae 430 ip and nghter 160-18 60, 480-600 ID Gen Refras st Un Pac... 1803 per common share, compared with | Pie ee oes ‘ here tho ° = Flo 3 are in a contrasting hue. separated 1300-1459, good clearance. ms 35 Unit Air Lin. ’ is wit i wers . mn ; | Balable . jen Shoe 55 dead ee 2 -7932 i n | collect $2 costs only. Red 6 § | ] ed LDAP LLL LLLP by a narrow chrome molding. | igughter ‘steers and, heifers sisgdy no OT" gl gh} Ente Aire... Of $IT-170.158 o $4.90 a share tn 1953. | Marlette Cemetery. He died Mom-| Persons who move to a Micht UNS JHeNC sees PONSTAN 8 PLOWERS Rey Abernethy, Nash salen jower. ‘cons tendy to as lover. ctner Ute, -- 72S UM TIM $23 1 209 mile transmission system ex.| "Se gan city with the intention of mak-/ 1 @ . Al a | vice president, said “the special | cuieers steady: @ few head prime steers | Goodrich A US Lines..... , ot) Ae ee ee Surviving are shig widow, Amy; | ing their permanent home are res- b Quemo Artille 129 ABUAN . FE 32-3173 Sivas combination |e accounting: | 31.60.34 0: Feedend _chotce steers and Goodyear _si¢e US Rubd....... 42.5 tending from the Southwest through | three sons, Roy and Grant of. idents within the meaning of the = r for 40 per cent of current Nash | 75°: Rign utility to low ‘good steers SO No Re. "384 Os steel pt. 10.6) noma. Kansas. Missouri. Illi: Decker, and Donald of Davison; adoption statute. TAIPE! (INS) — Chinese Com- POO ectopic Bd =D production.” He said la ' Log Sag io gpk pend choice heifers | 5reynound 18 U8 Tobd...... 19.1 Nois, Indiana and northwestern | five grandchildren, and four great- . : carga stasiag wm aise be off hind “em =a and choice heifers beetles, bee oe! SAE Gi ee | Ohio to the Detroit area. The com-| grandchildren; a brother, William pores) Qusanay Mead today _ turner Funeral Rome "PE 61089 11 color combinations. {e'co. moet utility and commercial cows | f¢rsh Choe @2 West Un Fei’ si" | pany supplies natural gas at) of Kingston, and a sister, Mrs. AT a T Declar the Nationalists Pursley Funeral. Hom 1125-13 $0. few head good you lolland FP ... 161 Westg A BE... 28 wholesale to some 50 public utilit reported the big; Fursiey Funeral Home, PE 1311 y up to 15.50: canners and cutters 9.00. Homestk ++. 04 El..... go.e| ial Y | Henry Phillips of Mariette. Red guns were silenced in a duel ; ~ The Nashes again feature the If 90: cutter and tity cows mined up | Hooker BI... 34 White Mot... 30 | firms for resale. ee lasting almost , a D continental front-end styling of | 19 94 se 59. taity, ene emmacaal betes iM cent gs) wie Pe. 332 ee eae Quarterly Dividend The shelling of onelson-Johns Italian custorn designer Pinah Fa- 3000, good and choice 2400-2900 cull Indust Ray 53.7 Woolworth... 51 Court R fy Ali CLARKSTON—Service for Mrs. Quemoy, across PUNERAL HOME ’ i SP ny te commercial vealers 800-2300: some | Ipland Sti _ 141 Yale & Tow.. 87-4 ou etuses imony Oliv Mi the 100-mile wide strait from For- “DESIGNED FOR_ FU! rina. New inboard safe ty-v u good to choice feeding steers 21.00-21 $4 | Inspir Cop 48 Young 8 & W 27 iver La lountain, 85, will be at NEW YORK (#—Directors of the mosa. was the first artill SP headlights are set into the ovai ,,Selsple sheen, 1000. moderately active. [eee ee ee et for Employed Woman Our Lady of the Lakes Church, giant American Telephone & Tele- tack on the tiny ‘ajend mses Thoughtful Service PE 2-5941 grille with the running lights in Mendy heavier weights atessy ts eit . 2. * HASSEF. Fle. (UP)—The Waterford, at 10 a.m. Friday, with ' graph Co. have declared the usual Sunday. since V h Si ] the fenders. similar to the Nash- sJuehter sheep steady. good to prime STOCK AVERAGES ALLA ales! burial by the Sharp Funeral Home. | quarterly dividend of $2.25 a share oormees-oldle Bh d slaughter lambs 110 Ib down | NEW YORK. Feb. 17—Compiied by The Florida Supreme Court held that! ; Healey English sports car. 21 07 33.75" 6 lot mostly choice 118 ip Associated Press. | Mrs. Shirley Kahn, who earns $30 She died Tuesday. on its capital stock, payable April| The Nationalist defeense minis. FUNERAL HOME Also new this year is the Am-| lambs 1200-2050; @ small” tt choice Indust. Rails Uli. Stocks a week, is not entitled to alimony Mrs, Floyd Van Sickle 1S to sock of record March 15. | Sy Neued o conmuuntque toting: Saeeeeee (re ree ot Melee V-8 series, powered by a oi prise = oe shorn lambs Net change..... +5 +3 +1 #+23 f her di hus é Directors voted to recommend “At 1004 to 1050 a.m. today (9:50 =e >as78 bassador . : Aa choice slaughter sheep Noon, today....2183 124.1 71.2 189.6, /rom ivorced band Leon-| MILFORD — Service for Mrs. to stockholders that they authorize : ; Monuments 4A 208-horsepower Jetfire V-9 engine. _ Freviows dey. ...211.8 ins m1 1983 ard; who earns $58.98. Floyd (Grace) Van Sickle, 58, of issue of convertible deben p.m, EST Wednesday), Communist on pa Ses eS == up ; Z | Month coe 83 1166 683 1811! ‘The opportunities of self-support | 324 Hickory St., will be held at ce, of | * batteries at Lienho and on the BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Car’s Erratic Journe Year ago... 1508 85.3 572 1140 by the wife are so abundant,” turday Richard. | ue? im an amount of not to €x-|islet of Tateng fired more than| Poptise Oranite & Marble, Company Brings Driver's A jiwsess low sc tase “ita ae gone these days, the ruling said, that Se ee peaes meee with | Cet, $650-000,000. Stockholders will | ninety rounds at Quemoy, Our bat-| 260 Gsilsod”A rings Uriver’s Arres Uhh iat. : - 2 Ra , — » With) be asked to vote on the recom- ; . ‘ General Pontiac Police charged Pay! Fim wt cotmd BE BS Hef 8 divorced woman is not auto-| burial in Oakland Hills Memorial |mendation at the annual meeting cries cored Ge See and suc Cemetery Lots ‘§ Scott, 29, of 5 Hartung Ct. with ogtXiOtt "7Ocx:,, when the husband caused the break | Surviving besides “her husband vice prepa er oa eew meee |e | | * Perry ‘Mount ‘Cemetery. gil or a ivi iF s| Up. Lienho is loca : vide if officers “guened tee ig SOOR Soiavin metas on aarn wen rien | are four daughters, Mrs, Frank! of convertibles provides that the mainiand ten ‘ales peace yan ‘ > —?> 0 ors iccalie “aed Coctae Fen | Caton ees ce te ae . Herzner of Northville, Mrs. Steve | company may proceed with such | while Tateng is midway between : on s ae striking (WO Manto Berew cee: 335 Teacher Retirement Age |Homner and Perc Calvin — an issue subject to final action by | Quemoy and the coast~a distance BOX REPLIES gue eS wroareeh en Clarence Smith ur. RU MET yee tH] to Remain Unchanged [William Taylor of Garden City, a herd ny sevice onees te cox of about two miles, . At 10 am. today : | j *No sale; bid. and asked. The Pontiac Board of Education | 9°". Howard of Wal ake, two! stockholder would receive ‘rights Bu aay Saal pr me ! ; said that it would abide by’ its es- | brothers, Harry Kimball of Wixom | to purchase the debentures in pro- | Litter Face Penalty Press office : west NEW YORK, Peb.—i7 (AP ; a Mrs. James Hanley ; aosindl eo = BUY OR SELL auuto | exchange rates tollgw (Great britain in| A request presented by the Pon- |W, 16 grandchildren and one) Women Hurt in Accident | White Lake Township Justice! Pa yor oe ba ae) ORDERS an dolor ia York open |tinc Education Association asking | &'eat-grandchild. Lt Troy T oT Fred R. Stephan today announced] | _f | se ot t. | — alone hee Ann Louise Klepser roy ownship oday i ansaid ty by roar ee _ EXECUTED unchonged: "Great Benatu 30. @ny | its regular naling Wednesday MILFORD — Service for Ann Mrs. Lester Mayo, 14, of 2225] @ucbage slong highways Seal Help Wanted Male 6 a3 as. i, Great Britain ‘ Louise Klepser, infant daughter of | Orpington, Birmingham, was treat- “We - a aes 7 Seo Taetecie G0 See seonten SH soe |e Mr. and Mrs. Eart Klepser of 531| ed at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital ak ae an red — _ _+~(BUMP MAN iy. BE 2.9119 (franc) 1.90%, up Elizabeth St., was back injuries suffered garbage | Be experienced. Plenty aS, 00% of a cent; France (frene) 28% : : wastes WS. Market $2: é = : i" 7 f ern) collision oc” - ae ; Deutsche mark : Hol- hea. land tguildet) ‘30.54 cf) a3" of a: cont: & : : Tealy (lira) 16% of @, cent, unchanged: a : pweden, arena)’. tose ‘ , 9.4. 1; seoneriamd _civene? (free) 93.33, /un- changed; mark (krone) 14.50, un- A . Argentina {free) 7.24, ped; ell (free) 138, wae Set, pochanees. : “Gong Kong -_ >) ge % ; au” PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1955 Help, Wanted Male 6 MIDWEST et, Salas Route aie exp. Tae ed engineer, chassis __ $550 Midwest Employment 406 PONTIAC PRTATE BANK BLDG MAN with late —— car steady Good wy, ts you guaiity. -g 1 m aa 70 {MOV Theil a eet i Make $50 to $1 =~ Call re ens Paige om pruapTTEns: ALL ELECTRIC . Birm E ley. MI i Beovnns 4) re: ed in Real Estate se ‘ ar comaioanee sched ule. _— ent ron filters Must tose car Reteronees over 25 years. Sales rience not necessary. while you train, draw and top eommission. Phone FE 4-3573 for | appointment SALES DEPT. Can use an ambitious woung mar- ried man to close leads Some sales experience preferred but, fot necessary. We train vou Fx cellent proposition. Call Al Rice _ FE 2-0143_ OPERATORS w anoutEn > pet eel aves, Center. Hos: RE nema ENOORAPHER TYPIST. easant working = = seages air ir Help Wanted Female 7) _ OFFICE MACHINE ea with i knovedge See te, ee RSE FOR FOR | Hospital | EX- | pes Birmingham area. cond 5 continienea office t MI 6-0100 person. Prince Launder pore [SENIOR 8 STENOGRAPHER me ary open. FE WANTED: H old child weeeenis bave good ay al ot é. ta iver, Detroit 3 hesbid WOMAN OVER 30 TO LIVE — ce for 2 children, 3 works Must cnliaren $30 wk References MI 46-0366 after 6 pm YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE | = pine MUST APPLY and De _Cleaners. 5 Glaspie, Oxford. emet. 60@ Community | wanTED DENT TAL ASSISTANT, excellent working conditions, sal- FE oe WOMAN FOR GENERAL. LIKE Birm: 3% and _housswert Live in. Sadrtad or e233 IN. 1, & like Call | AS- sistant Typing essential pleasant work.ng conditions Apply in per- son No ee rg eNally 6 _106 N Sagina _ Help Wante Wanted 8 ae TRUCKS TRACTORS le f 7 openings or the re | PREE PURNISHED aPt. ror) APPLIANCE SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT AND AFTER THIS at ell times = rey willing to with or without children.| We service sllmakes of refrigera-| ‘% Ton Pickup 1's Ton Stake “part, I will not be Bot be Teepoasible and instructions. For ‘v eare for child and tors, . . cleaners, wer te you be paid ry calary belp es tbe work. Mea and all a of emel epptionces Pontiac Farm and other aye, Jame Jomee Beck vbuset. 3 wyallabis | _ Prose, ence. ELOOMPIELD WALL Cikavens| Industrial Tractor Co. Say he ages | ee Spee ON LE | Feats RTL PES | ope Sys ESET ae | EEE nem apply Mr. Brown. 102 N. car" Passin duet Must hove ALL BY MACHINE rE esl PES ; 4-461 — FE 41442 Possi e earn over An ROUTE OPEW | Week. Write Pontiac Press. bos small FE a too big or) O’DELL CARTAGE _ ao : — married o with cor. AD Pree = . : Lecal and 4 Lone Distance Moving. g method v Butri- eae Holly and Walled Late | “time. Bara commiasie” gf it SEWER CLEANING TRDORING OF Any {EIND. ALSO FANNER Se 5D SHOE wi s aRBER PE 23-2318. — cisvomers products to regu-| Sinks Sunday Serv. Ph PE¢2012, _ clean up joos PE 2-1580. re PE tao. RBER OR GOOD AP. ot werd ne nome. | EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & R. & RE. VOLLMAR MOVING AND STOR-| WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE WANTED iF ONCE MEN M1 Park Ave, Bldg... Detrot 26. _ 3000. ~ = os tt a kanye oe — cas “Gone | | aawret, yam) cease laseared nate sesceeuny sass cae care Instructions. 9 | “Electric—Sewers Cleaned | bey Seles 9 iguiee 2 ae ne ee teome plan. Pull or part time i | SE OP, true Gall DS D Upnsussrma ts. Write Ravwicigh s,” Dept mcs} |= COMPTOMETER’S extra cost TY Wreated at co) Painting & Decorating 20 20) Dine Hey Ph. OR Ss0u - SCHOOL S j Enroll sow for short cosrse te Roto-Re re au Cleaners |... pecoratino, PAINTING Wtd. Child. to Board 26 _Help W Wanted Female 7) #°°4 Poy.mg, nocitien Free piace- Si wCTRic = sie” PE eaats Call esti = = pte tte ad Sa. 314 Hubbard Building, FE Larerthdons ILL ase ho, OTOR SERVICE RE ~ a PAINTING AND WALLPAPER. | ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ viet, Ter aod enlence. Evening | 4°08 open. _— pace ofan oe) we re Oe White. OA or rs | ons Ov PONTIAC'S LAROEST use ear r * i) Sr Fre Beh Pie | Ea see Gye Bea | Pee TE OTS che pee a etion oF pees 7 " Tess L a Tee eles. or “ASSISTANT PIANO T TRACHER. 6 $1 LESBON. 66 | Grains installed. ‘PE sain. Pree | deter Charathare ox Gioen: a ae MANAGER Fiano Luasome jaxttor — SERVICES —Fioom | Painting, Wall Washing | FURNITURE NEEDED Woman with full time use of LANO LEseOne. POR POPULAR ann JAN" im cleaning and Free estimates. Reasonabie. Entire home of odd lots. Get the ear for local use to help select Ex _ asic, PE 2-0667 | 44 5 ys rvice. FE| 2-2706 outright or rem, aod m manage saleewomen —Bxpert inet. 6-0608. ee | PALWEINO. INTERIOR, EXTER- cel f ter, et cae es Community ised company. Por eerndacin | We Work V | Wanted Male Male 10 PLUMBING AND HEATING 8 | _ 20 yrs, exp. PE _tnterview phone FE +4807 ~~~ | Son _¥se0e' Cer Ob ROY TP on T0CHON Oe A-1 CARPENTRY. PLASTIC AND ~ PAINTING PAPERRANOIN for_vou__ OA S008 “A BETTER PARTY | “hose Wile a specialty. FE 5-854. PLASTERING WALLS CLEA NED WANTE UR E PLAN BOY OF ANTS PULL | Tive PE $062, FE 5-0025 Leo Lustig TUPPER OR } ‘Has « _ 3-3388. PLASTERING NEW RE- PAINTING AND PAPERING WY you have for Selling —— for Peggy New- pair oe Keller FE 1-0231 Mason Thom sale ap: want prompt cour- ton, no collections, Geliverice and CaRPENIRY- “ERIM ALTERA- se ler. FE 10). __ toons . = food Sreclmeat Man FE | _ton, kite 1” PE 22733. 4 5 3, oy ben Aaed WOMEN Ww WANT mac WARNE on im) cack ee eet CARPENTER a CABINET, NEw | —*°F serers. “ae poming 08 poets oR pene | Ts SALES CO BABY #ITTER. STAY OR GO repair; new. Burt | ROBERT H CHAPIN PLUMBING | WALL WASHINO AND PAINTING. sy = : home FE 460082 Aer FE 1 7061 | _and bea 5-78. Free estimates. FE $2211. | OAKLAND rONTTORE pe so wah ROOK KEEPER _ CARPENTER WORK NEW AND RELIABLE JANITOR SERVICE. | —— USED FRUNITU BOOKKEEPER “repair, PE. ¢azie P| ee te ae, eer Physiothera 21A o Mw. s services of CARPENTER W —— civaned. PE ¢-408. Clarence Wil | y Py SEA WANTED WaNTED_T0 Ber, OY ah TYPES esd eolabog are a Fation | —Pert time only. OR dene Fee SRECISION MAGN PILED GRAD MASSAGE THERAPY Spricnce to eosiet ip prop CARPENTRY CABINETS RE. sawe. PRECISION MACH et peciay “foot techsigue,” Dat wid, Miscellaneous 28 ay getan” “booq. suartag | Fersete” “Mtns. © M. wrignt. “Fact_TR Funes ai AND REMOV- sre Ta Elm 8 PE Shel » WHEEL, ORAVEL DUMP pox" py Burte, Rochester, Sieh. OL | CABINNT MAKER-AWD- _| al Pree estimate PE 20018. FE ? yrailer, Phone MA. 5-0606 a. cy. Kiommens 6 ee eT | 24008 See | Television Service 22 | ain 5 ee eee! Su cg eane eee | ee ee ~ a a ~ MAN WANTS JANITOR wane CAREER GIRLS AN WANTS JANITOR WORK ki T 14 PE 5-126 FE 5-6300 $2900 ON MORTOAGE. See JAMIE FORD. she can beld| Hosoital "enteriennn nem | Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 MP. BTRAKA Lake property $200 bonus. 8 per you the right job. ‘ence. FE Fry e refe GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ant som ae Write Pontiac Press, 3 GIR |\PLUMBING ANTED | ccou BOOKKEEPINO, Parke Bookkeeper, auto. exp, OOrING. DINO AN —___ | “SNCOME TAX. PONTIAC BOOK: | DONS Redio & TV. 137 8. Wanted to Rent 29 Secretary ve NO, SIDING AND REMO PING & TAX SERVICE. —— Office Wainees. good typing $210 Pe 1-470. >| Per cose) DATS. PE Cone EVE , ch hae COMPLETELY FURN. THREE Medic _ nie ICATIONS WRITER. WRIT- MITCHELL'S IV bedrm. house on lake with sandy —_ changes and releases. bill of | NO-TYPIN cane eam hee materials and also mater) con of - kinds. Tax service “ E Pike FE 32-2873 to coeur. ro Midwest Employment = = ene on® 310 8 Telegraph Rd. FE 5-0678 Ws hee 44 PONTAC STATE BANK BLDO.| _‘reinee basis MI ¢7992, FA COUNTING INSTITUTE. a FE 60227 rou x G KOREAN VET VETERAN irae cabiderecareae bookkeeping JY pewrker eee eee: vied ralified Bailing clade COUNTER GIRL. JOE'S CONEY | ‘Wishes as true ver or system. EM 3-2588. — service station attend Os —> TYPEWRITERS RENTED RUSSELL H YOUNG RENTAL on call wm persen Dime BS?) tence FF woe kel iret | Income Tax Service 17, “FYPEWRITERS a> 13 en OWA: Sp ie 4 socuss BUSI. a ey sleauina DEak. Ano | itl tome str __ ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE chine repairing Expert work | pest man and, wife being trans Walker's Cleaners, Lake Orion YOUNG MAN outhee * RAPT: | INDIVIDUALS & ee and Office Sup | whe R = rer} m1 W Pater EXPERIENCED oF @IRL. ine work eee —> learn Eaw ns j ea bye. u Lawrence. con. Flint. Mich years ae BANNEN TA SERVICE 7 hoOUae Se eke Seren etee BY ||) iahoreuted working “wih weabrac: | coeerien ons Teavonebl at sea | Upholstering 23| vaPoaNmilkD aPT_on BovsE +3618, anufacturing tor MA 8-0841 8 Saginaw. F PE :- : | ~—nn—— LPP PP i een tae colored fam- a _— ‘y or EARN #7) HANDLING BEAUTI-| Work Wtd, Female 11 Ben RTON ESTEVES og 0 TEL BONAP Ne tre Cases | FOUNG EXECUTIVE AND WIFE fa 8 Sterling iB - Reverias ON DE I POI AE _ Melrose Ave 4 = 4 erry SLIPCOVERS DRAPES a Bep., %**7e,5 oF @ room furn. or up- M ee necessary. Commis ork. Mon, Wed end, Friday, | BOR NO & TAX SERVICE | spreads. Your material. PE S87! PE'asien, "Te Ne $F cg SO. Cal Rozel Cor, git0 shea tore. ta Pontes, Cai m eres, ErrewatEn pe & an? & COVERS MATERI-_ WANTED. MODERN ‘ or a.m. or p.m. ee As a ee FE 51077) room shed . IRC FO LIVE WW MEER une | oe oF FE oe FRRARD TERMOTION POPE EARLES (CustOM CPMOLaTER, Spay for young children end clean. Xo | Experienced. Would like 35506 Nigh ire pad ae og | dg poco ee housework or restaurant Lost & Found 24, Boxee or Set amt. . OLDER ; i INCOME TAX SERVICE, PARRA AAA woman. Must de able kitchen work. Please call 3 ELL, 1343 OXBOW LOST: BROWN WALLET AT Share Living Quarters 30 cook, ive ae sy vege 3 _FE 2: Pls sas LAKE meet NE HONE poh es Tel-Huroa, reward, OR ~“~~~oeo~o~oe err ~~ °. noes west of Birm UMBER EM _ 3-3125. i | 19 YR. OLD GIRL WISHES ro Mayfair ¢- SCHOOL GIRL | DESIRES HOME CALLS - ACCOUNT- leas MODEL Gai ASOLINE ~ AiR: | share ¢ room apt with working adding to a: income. Wo: a , ry te Yorggy High bee = Sitse 6-30. —— oe a canny 20. Sai aa ress” OO OF | PP nasser Fe Sant" | ——SRVE MONEY |'088, S08 ROR AY PLOT: | "Qi Paani MDDUEACED oi tg, Serre a | aeages ermen eevee ones Bua ti tee | Be koma Mat | wt aiane woke wh Se Over 31. REFERENCED ONLY. motheriens home of 1 person. Pull _polntmen Ree hal Sahn) oat Ce i guParte Bt apt 4 PO. | Rete gitls Good location” FB = Eves ‘til 8 Sun. ‘till § Wanted: Homes. Farms, Land Contracts ‘PAUL M. JONES REAL 633 W. Huron 43508 | entrance. 4100 _Elizadeth Lake Ra. PE ¢1310. MODERN 3} ROOMS AND BATH Goes beat. Couple only. 192 Whitte- | Room KITCHEN. fRoQuots. FE 54-6965. Two APTS. on 383 END BOAT om bn od} 32 LAROE bp ota —— ELIZA Lake Rd FE ¢-2411 Or. PE 21908 __ 3 ROOM APT. NEAR SCHOOI child welcome 650. EM EM }-3800 nished. On ‘tus line. Couple Ra. ‘vr? month. 2000 Orchard es | 27113 for appointment. 3 ROOMS AND Latte HEAT ARDS hot water 3 ROOM APT UNF_ “CHILD | — References. 244 State — “3 ROOMS MODERN FE 2-106) 3 ROOMS AND BATH HEAT furn. Savoy A: Bidg . comer of Sanford and gE. | ke Ap Pike, managers apt. FE ‘ts 23-6549 4 ROOMS AND BATH ALL UTILI- ties furnished, aiso garage 1 child under 12 months accepted. EM ead Sete ROOMS. BATH. AUTOMATIC heat and water, FE 4 ROOMS, oTiLietie Fa ~PURN. stove and re new tile floor | . work: | Rf we preferred, po children ROOM FLAT. LAKE PRIVI- leges, a!) modern Children wel- come, FPF 50415. days Evenings | _and Sun. FE +3004. |@ ROOM UPPER, GARAGE. NO _children FE 4-9858 after 6 _ AND BATH. UPPER_ WELL heater 2way entrance Child un- _Ger @ mo fi Prospect | ROOM UPPER APT NEWLY decorated prefer middleaged cou- “@ No children. er pets 56 oreland Ave pp oertintat NEW 8 ROOM 2? bedroom, g and stove tn- cluded Cenvenbealy located mediate _oceupancy . FOR RENT MARCH 18T DRAY- —— modern § room upper, . convenient jo- R 33-7178 or OR 3-9416 rien ROOM AND BATH | ree ent after 4 yeen decorated 4 p.m. or call OR LARGE 3 ROOM AND PULL. beth apartment located close to downtown, Excellent for egicira couple. Inquire 77 N. Saginaw st 5 ¥ CLEA Sidears Weaearea MY Sal | Board if desired. MY 3-4061 Rent Apts. | . Unturnished 34 throughout 3-3644 or j floor. ae With fire detector You love it = |e bod here nest summer $60 fr mo |} ROOM BASEMENT APT sia. _” private bath 386 °8. Parke Ce oe see 2 ROOM YEAR AROUND | A al } ROOMS. CLOSE TO TOWN. FE Gy 7 ROOMS & KITCHEN Prive = — = | 3} ROOMS NEAR SHOPPING CEN. | se on cat ellen! 1 EM. |_PE 53 ae x 3 ROOMS. - PRIVATE | BATH AND > ROOM FURNISHED : entranc com modern, 4§ Hillvie 2-Tee1. . ———)'* First st. m st ke off Auburn |@ ROOMS. NEAR FISHER BODY. re) BOOM, APARTMENT. 612.50 WK. | Working as Lega A '3 = =e, BATH, UTILITIES (WALLED TAKE, MODERN CON. Re 09. ceoma cleas Op ik Priva ron 3 NCE AND Village “si8.80 weeny MA ¢3236 peso No drinkers Also | lady sioner! Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 working See gan { “= re HAS 2 | ouse. 4100 eon Inne 4-500 oc ‘SEAUHIFOL NEW 2 BEDR mM 80 om ran — at. UN ")2065 after ae modern home newly decorated. 3 BED AUTO- aren Lake whnoes. = vance. month EM 1. Apply at _ Eliz. Rd. | «7 ROOMS: AND srs. FE +4913 4 ROOMS. MODERN. SUNPORCH. In Pontisc, adults only. FE 4-4007 nM ~ FAMILY APT. atl Be , $500 por end, insctee. R.J.V roe Realtor 5-nees FOR COLORED M. Stout, Realtor 4 LARGE ROOMS” AND SHARE bath Main street. Clarkston. FE 23300 after 4 |@ ROOMS AND BATH PARTLY furnished W vicinity. «6779 11 Mile Northville Velcome. + | Cumas ASANT FOR nen drinking | Servo! to bus. 107 Glen- ~NEW reoms! 5 rT iv! WING SUNDAY! 8. 7 ‘8 MEN LY. ee Whittemore akEre ROOM. ( WEAR POn- Pe Motor, +0232. 677 W. ‘sTEAM — HEATED SLEEPING room. Hot water 64 Pine | SLEEPING ROOM FOR WORKING girl near post office 173 N. Min — | alkepina ROOM FOR MAN OVER OYED ay yy war, ware you yen mer PAUL A. KERN, Realtor Ons ahs ene SB BS 3 master living room ts WE SELL — WE TRADE | = oo entrence. FE ¢06711 207 j i we WARM ROOM FOR MAN. NEAR | Post Office, FE 48768 | WORKING GIRLS ROOM, ‘KITCH- | 00. washing privileges FE 5-0903 Rooms With Board 38 | ae PETE FOR GENTLEMEN TWIN BEDS, | good location FE 2.3429 "PLEASANT “ROOM WITH BOARD. rest ad Girls preferred. FE ROOM AND pRoanp FOR sOUTH- ern man. DORRIS & SON | REALTORS CO-OP 32 W. Huron + ROOM axa “Boake IN PRIVATE home Lk. Day workers. _OR San 4. | ELDERLY ‘MEN TO ROOM AND AnD FE 45003 waneD ELDERLY PENSIONED | _men to room & board ATE ROOM FOR CHRISTIAN with board. 233 W_ Yale | to the plant end bus. 624. __ Markle ' ROOM AND BOARD FOR MAN. Walking distance of Pentisc Mo |; _tor 473 KE. Mansfield ; EDs | __Oa bus line | Convalescent Homes 38A REST HAVEN FOR THE State licensed patients 24 ground img to case, PE 57513. SHARRARD RURSINO HOME. opening licensed, with Bursing service. Rates con cod sonable for ambulatory and bed PHONE OL oo H nterested tm cash for a igen sereage, ef tiatk tek REAL SESIAYE gE. Avubure MODERN 3 R 3 ROOM A! = —— Eo: Heated. ; F mo. i Rta — 35 Angola a and beth Adults only. ‘K. "C. HEMPSTEAD Huron. | Phone 120 Ortonville for | ent. erotalescent home. Rates $1230 ver month Best 3 doctor's ref. erences. mv, AUBURIN, ‘a. FE 2.1528 } AND BOARD FOR MEN | Hotel Rooms 39 very nice area. reheat oo Plains. $3100 down. school and fruit trees Williams Lake $150 DOWN lrmoore "on kitchen and dining oon nary ‘basement. ver very cian on sito Ps Focaan 4 Os oor acme 708 = “Ener : te Ranch Scar I bias oe ae tae $2,100 down, snd R. J. VALUET, Realtor Oakland Ave. soldi! Nae le me cerarete : emeet “ile bel Cor = oes GILes LES REALTY co. ee gill PE bain ome gee KENT, rf. Realtor _ Nem, we. ra A : ‘| : f | ner Poa | AY te RRP PRI TEE eee pos = ~ cot ie a= 4 ‘ Se ere eee Se = , Ww aay a * ee ——— Pe ae ets oe OT mbt FF =< - — —————— i, \ — J . : ; "e Ea a —<— Le } dase arx , THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 | a . FIF T * “ : a ® t : ~ es0 v3 For Sale H 43| For Sale Houses _43/SLICE OF HAM | __For Sale Houses 43, For Sele Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43! For Sale Resort Prop. 468 Bs . re ~ POLL LP LA AALAND ~ ili LAKE For Sale Houses 43 or ouses ws wunn: ) BEDROOM , | WALLED YEA huctianb Bascom eS ~ — | .ROCHESTER AREA LAKE PRIVILEGES | |8¥ Owssyn: 2 Bepacos aa ron ee DRAYTON WOODS. ! the street from Williams eet ‘ , large liv ee lence | Nesr Auburn Rd. A doll - | Across z : §-5168, Tuxedo : h NORTH SIDE room. Basement | om cute 06 can be! Living | Lake. Ine good neighhortood is |? Jo? esos, 600 down Ps. OR 9. ASA a Elizabet OFF fe a landscaped “lawn. Laven large { : arene. 2 me. : a Soar aay This name ss nice 31465. T. Sale Suburban Prop. A gc 1 brick and, trees. 2 for expansion. New breezewa —_ elgg me eel Reeraoes owner a Lake Road frame, “hres. carp masa Berber ee Ten st Tass i I — ; corner, ~ P80 downstaine 3 small bedrooms up. Stee = | | ymcat: | For internation cell t's a beguty ‘The furniture goes iaat4. oF cet saree Se Tee ecaiase, Call Al b $ 's 5-896. : | k . . Nosthwestera at Misco SPECIAL Mrs, Spears PE 5-8063 | Russel TWERER, EVEN 1oADs wid ee PONT eg ang lal a Ordon 46121. MAyfair 6 — CORNER LOT. 100z h IN ONE OF THESE SPA- : Lake ub ‘eiales ‘4 ——, ae citteied oo iot'160n800 with beach) $ ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE BY cloUs 4 BE UGE lege eng tl ten 3 Bedrooms country clue Williams Lake. $6800. OR_3- | privileges. Exterior California owner) FE 2-3035. 264 Nelson. | BATH, FULL FACE BRICK large living room. dining room Nice 144 story pag re = = G1. $350. DOWN. PLUS MTG edwood, full price $6,980. For VETS NO MONEY DOWN. YALE RANCH HOMES NO DE-| modern kitchen, full bath off Pontiac aed get ae’ rd Bares f"| Neier ibtormation call Ow 3.4816. | “CONSTRUCTION CO. "PE St FANCY. MANY With Gas | ‘ower, Netural stone firestace | Reed. ett fore so¢ bal DONELSON SCHOOL E ED > bev. HERBERT C.DAVIS (|2 ramity on state ae 6 PARCY. MARY (WITH GAS Recreation room. Auto oil heat & ea rice cearsaction, rage rooms. craneiaeun: 179 Earlmoor. 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. — ane ph above. s — nay ; Lane = . waioe rivertioat home with late Price $11.000, terms. ion = water, Paesggeon 4 PE_2-3042. a terms. Several other good ip & PRICE ‘$14, eRe eT hoe qrettanie, To Bor ros REALTOR | FAMILY STYLE comes. P. Ww. oF CLUDES SPACIOUS LOT/ “| AKE PRIVILEGES anRochester Area -. May, be 100, late of Par ‘ ‘| : AKE LO ce “et red Thiy ts s GOOD house and it's | SEE OUR FURNISHED ON L “sa aig rated peed A a ay eGaEEA Gass | VACANT! Bac ia, full basement. a NEAR UTICA eee : ase ? : EXHIB: | 4 veauttul 6 room 1 story ranch Custom ult in 10481 gre lot G1 an PERRY A ND KETTER- garage large lot and lake privi- | @ room on 1 floor, fully insulated. oo, ME AT 2328 MIDDLE. | type home 3 ee ee bits Wea baths wh oan . ING “HANNAN. 1 Li 4000 [Dood eget large 2 big bed. | Very neat and clean. 3 bedrooms. | “Where are your bandages? I cut my finger breaking into TAKE RD PHONE PES Modera kitchen. Wired fer elec: shower. breezeway. 2 LAKE FRONT IN | fireplece and ‘a = 2b = wall to wali carpeting in din lowes ” ; t tove. Auto. of] forced hot air car garage fireplace and ke - front lot with room, plus hall ce be full | room, liv mom and Pull this place! ERAL 46191. hte t Chrysler oil furnace. To Wooded lake Lake bath upstairs. $0.950. full price bath. part basement, gas auto- | THE peor yoy pee is oanl bower oth include all carpeting | cor- | a dL spaccabe, ory keep. 1 at Be a ‘heater : Beouetsl '-NORTHWOOD sacred tile walls Plastered | nices and anal! eee teat lot for yes home Buy | A CL TIE! ; song Tepe eee We oak For Sale Houses 43, For Sale Houses 43) ORG ANIZ. \t ION = ee ete, a roe : = olde $26 300 at winter price of only $7,500, ' Overlook: Elizabeth Lake go! ew = SAN PPP LLL LLL SO joors am oO ae : terms core Attractive 2 bedroom bun- ones rs SUBURB ! 16 ROOMS, GOOD CONDITION, us a —— nice fot | 100x150 All aT cash to mige —— h Thorpe St, slow2 Living room iwith oiming/ © AST AN large lot. excellent section FE NEW ¢ ROOM MODERN WOOD. Priced at $11,400 with $2,370 dn FLOYD KENT. Realtor "Peden ome on a large treamlined Kitchen | x12 eee | # rooms with large kitchen, plenty Incomes 41106 ed lot lake privileges Waterford L. Se LADD » w Lawrence PE 5-6105 open eve. poms fer 8 pice te | riesic OU weet mest 4s 6 eu.| we tere DE reroll to Berenis rosming howe (ess wool NEW SUBURBAN “BRICK Nest 6 teom) lureds)somes hun” R to Consumers Power Make an appointment toda; $9.600— better call! | rage aaloceatia etl heat and cee AE yAT: 2. VESTIBULE ENTRANCE WITR| A. JOHNSON, Realtor Orr JOSLYN @ room modern ane awene : bern and 18 FE 4-0521 A HOME OF YOUR » Gone ee eT A. uN ; Excellent § room home is white asbestos siding fui dase- rl acres of valuable land. SALESMENS HOME PHONES, | (;1 Resale : FE 4-2533 Se sereens — Enon =. A. 5 a. ai $35,000 with terme, payer: LAH tuteguagh Rd. open evenings 3 bedrm home. only 2 years oid. OWN 3. COVERED PORCH. 1704 S Telegraph Rd. mage poren, payee, bree SMALL FARM “BIRDY TO SEE HORSE SENSF _ | Sooperative Real Eutele Eachange | its ivMinette "mocere ‘tet: | Farlmoor Bld. * Pubs koe Douste cLoset DESIRABLE BUILDING, 1074. Py Cpe a i : : “urge She LE ——— en and lovely bath. Forced air, ope Youll tar Rls i = oling full basement. SUBL een BUNG., is what ce me aaah ot] heat meee acelin lanpspsl eit Secsmonen sare pga tony WITH SLIDING ford Township ¢ amased. Bateman & steam beat. 9 car garage. $16,300 $1.500 DN. see we warts ahaa wake ner lof Tsu1s0 Priced right, | recreation room od corner lot! 5 LUXAIRE OIL MEAT wine Sylvan Realty Kampeen Realty 377 8 term Kuscleal icedera | bemsaioe. le: ing corts when it is pos- terms Call today. 45x125, oak floors, ce FORCED WARM AIR TO A cones pleas tent Secon “NORTH END culadiaect “af Pontiacs Weare eeea sible to pick up this fine ae ee eeeee: OOMS 2083 Orchard La. Rd. ~~ Taree Lente lersiy 2 bed ° floors. plastered walls full pase, Se ater Nin es ac | Pleasant Lake Area ; . SECOND AND THIRD BED- OPEN DAILY @ TO 8 beautiful yy ‘Bin ede "tle peg mag eel nae me fer bie ms jorge! ae amare 2 — 2 hopes a Pieces Sau St. Joseph Hospital | * Rooms ARE EXTRA vane | SAT. SUN. ®@ TO 6 OO bath. hardwoo! floors throughout. 300 ft Onlv $8.300 full price ce —< of ground Ko “dith bpiershr as a rs * with full ood 2 bedroom home with 7 COMPLETE COMBINATION | $1000 Sees Cen Slee bieelasestna son South Edit! Desement, Lake privileges. 81.000, harfwood floors and Pitettt ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS | POR DETTER SITES. Old style farm home with 6 heat. exire aot len bens) LAKEFRONT RANCH ne Rae ey OE poate painted walls, gas heat iStexil's AND STORM. DOORS. POP BETTER = niths roome * ee fae ,w bes base- emall children, $2,000 down Over 6 ecres right oo the lake YOU SHOULD room bungalow is cove c ort fake Estates caus room, Full price 00.000 poe ee | BQUIPPED CH EROnEE I a with furnace. | @& room me inc = ent, screens rescen A state: . Compare . large lot 1003340 ft RIDGEWAY | rooms and full basement Extra REALIZE man Binokioy wa ea tases un Kem. 2 Se Sere Easton ERTS | Sow to gaotty "oceb oy LAKE FRONT on re cee | Ses cree ee Ire Rirevince | = ret hemes ore not being eee oe © bedrms., living room. very large a ae oem shes see = tie | beth Lake Rat mile | atte Situated on Lake brick and pA tear Real Estate Exchange condition throughout. Best of all, | pag ns) eee for under , aheagare ST | pore Ay 7 hae 4 haa” beautiful crea cedar shake = being taken from soon, Soom’ price’ wie eloust oa. | DRAYTON PLAINS toda ust 96.500 down Bee this 94.000. Here ts a ree | West Suburban ca 08 a water heater siding (A, 22x40 shell house and oar 2 bedrocm meee aA econ, yeu. 7 in sell- soo oot ase vil 1g 85x180. Terms to suit you- | out Com ‘and see CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 3 bedroom ranch type home. 2'% bad ; — an came Large lot 752150 — i — ape Near the | Mettering. Come out and Seen Gees tae | ldhed' terior and te bath Vene \VARD E PARTRIDGE Sten weeds some fining Close in pear schoo! and. | Many res. Catt ve = | oor and equipment now on <2 $83 Commonty National’ Bank Big. Bs besreets ys) vess) take pokea! tian blinds. storm- windows and a cape ; = up but it is a Me vag invest- bus. only 4 years : Moe: : ctruetion Drive out N. Pe pa ere alleen oxtrea | SMB many other) sorevan throughout, Aue ol beet, REALTOR Fk 2-8316 ment at this price. ck won Pamustcess | GI $1,000 Down Kettering: turn right to model | LOT FOR SALE 100 BY 300 ON . .- ter. Extra | , 2 1 a.m, jos YR one Walton. fof laue privileges, boat teludes 43 W Huron 8t Open eve 7 to 8 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ey eee — 3 bed A, hy foe Pelee ene tel — —— Wei ee ee oe" im pm. eae 5 p.m to-8:30) Terms. Ca. FE ease. IRWIN & ROSA Goce ee a, aces a | = ee ee eee heat. 2 car attached garage iocelion Piatteres walle, select ing room. kitchen and full bath. “Watkins Pontiac Estates REAL ESTATE COOP MEMBERS OR 3712 7 ove tn PE bios tara (Proea vacien ss ears: ete ction ta = heat: eet Wever Geteq 100150 ft. building sites in a PE Gels FE 25066 PE: 910) | eee are LAND, GARAGE | aa duction =< auto, gas hot weter beater Low $750 Down H ANN AN stricted area. Chose to bus service, yee acre a erms " « FX. DRAYTON PLAINS AREA Imma-| take smailer house or your equity | _ CLARKSTON ne ee. 8 One ce i down payment. eten caiuthem A omel keene a and! eeenes Gn aeee - culate 2 bedroom home Tile | im smaller house as down pay- mee saraptlorectl dare Ie bets 2) Leslie R. Tripp Realtor ; ast ead clase Smiacainte Real Estate Exchange i= = from ~- pdt tec pom bewenewes 1!) cori serane) | eee ee bees! Daly 1 to 8 “car garage. $18,000 w St Open Evenings | John K Irwin vaggeneelpeayte eel ap tli bra eat L Baldwi me Wak Idon Acr gas heat & water heater’ Many | EQUITY IN FURNISHED INCOME | THE “MACEDAY” 23 fe riches ha ‘+2088 . ' in porch, lot 100x200. Furnishings LI 4-4900 aidwin-Vaidon Acres extras—Fire alarm system. ee | home, A-1 condition, near school | MM. -ths 1925 can be bought righ’ 5 acre parcel of nice level land, EM carpet. Convenient, to. school #500 | 3 BEDROOM a Prone PE bef Eve FE 21) 61 009 Down Tem pleton fact efiy limits, sed randen cont wit N ¢ - . drive ta see Goon. Balance at ho ase | $1,050 ae At Crescent Lake. A new 2 bed- $2 on $150 ‘our own @ mo. on FHA. tO: vown pius MoRTOAGE costs NEAR AIRPORT room home thet should really) Wirt TAMS LK. RD. P. A J | Sa rimeter under floor heating : 8 ACRES. 71 fruit trees. 1,200 you. I diate p " a oa kent 0 oe elgg . ROOMS rport it 1916 utility. 100% bulld 8. win eagerness tuneiees nen far H A PPINESS Kooi pine _—— cabinets with mespbnemed pod plus a 3 ream br cones WE BUY AND SELL hot water heater. Nice! .| restricted area for ranch as ae ee nk 0 | : ustic hardwa $950 DOWN. For the 2-bedrm home OFFERS Nelebead lo ‘Ad- LAND CONTRACTS and homes and better living. a Duck Lake. A good buy es fe we : x6 picture window on Pontiac's east side Full ditional rooms area. Iniy Ae able down ‘ment. ood road Just 4 mi. of with $1800 down. NEAR DOWNTOWN pace Master) letting | deere) a bath full basement with oil - NORTH SIDE Pontiac city limits on N” Perry, EN | you Lt cme THE LOCATION closete sting furnace, large lot. paved meee Loon Lake Privileges 96, 350. NI New modern Sheen rene es 9660 With bs00 Cc rmeo s j t : “ , Next to Secretary ee Be Office on veved highway FE 5-128, evenings after 600 call Mr | {6 in Living room with Thermo. | _ auxiliary blowers. Owner It Ss Never (ol@) “CUCKLER REALTY FE ¢5181_ FE Ext. 117, Bioow MY 2.0008 | Flare, bedrooms, fully eeuipyed B R Os a NNyome now. 3 berms ifs bathe. = 20. Saginaw FE +41 | For Sale Lake Prop. 44 “4 10 ACRES ron 16 ft kitchen with garbage dis. ° a ypoer | . C ld M | | Eves = sae ~~~" | Of beautiful rerden t Dumeting peasession, 3 ved. | cupboards, Attached” aicer parece REALTORS modern, “kisehan me Dish) Bald Eagle Lake Cou aee O to Ne 200 FT. Pontiac. Nice level land. Beautiful H c a ' ' e ; carge grins cance | ects Mia Ont There OR MME er_om Sart! REACT, pal Sereet cdaree | uae kame swmpetne of | memeany wage seu ne, tar JACK hey, late Moatgs, Priced rapt) Ba yen arcund wired et parting ae ne aoa’ bus ful, With Watkins Lake privileges or Li | large iiving rooms with fire-, for gaie’ si 000 deen. ip new Wil divide. ine ck of el ° $8,950 evenings after 6.00 Near Waterforg High School. OF. | places, enclosed porch. 2) home features large. living rm HOMES - BART RAM rice a4 fered at $12.400, terms OWNER L e rage, bunk house, out- ow 3 bedrooms ¥ eall Mrs Snyder OR 3-1975 LEAVING STATE SEE IT TO. a canoe se mod corer aol gag now SS staal Aine @ ined: 4282_Dixte Hway ,_ 31080 . ‘ON. THE “DIXIE ; Vv RIL: $ Sr DAY YOU'LL LIKE IT kitenen with corner sink, “set | 295 feet fron nicely ern tile bathroom with 2188 Cass Lake Rd., KE Rarbor + 2 mi, north of M on the east — pokes 1, brick | yoy BUY If—-WE'LL INSU 1 2 bedrms,., AC oi] heat, landscaped. $21, terms. bath Pd oo that | pe 2.4873 “Te. 41681 ‘ LAKE ORION side oy aed —= e 8 seeg ede el NT WEST SIDE os ped. double bie tot wR | Toon Lake Front and still feel at home. The unity UNION LAKE FRONT | master bedroom tst flovr iStte ws oo eee a ce i | ST < oon Lake Fron the kitchen " tor, water soften-— : shade trees. lake | room with rooms upstairs, 1 dewn. En-| living rm. in front 3 ACRES er, tor i toceng iiy room. “ereeee ** MA AN fects oi nakaras: Beaune: privileges. ¢ — ee peg erg 9 the terior , SF Ee Sasoed trent Neterel fare. 3 cat gaiage bam. Outside wel 6 sere corner block ee . Ee. Sete beach Ty Broadway. Well tecuiched te ranch type it: bathreoms full base- shakes . Pocated a % =, ATTRACTIVE REALTY CO, REALTORS m with automatic oil NEAR WATKINS LAKE. 2 living rooms, large jot in Drayton Han: P. i ‘fa REAL homes, A homesite with 7 Peal estate branch office really | Open Eves. ‘til 9. Sun. 10-4 heat. Lovely landscaped lot modern - le hom: £4 Ly ee RED "HORSE a2 W. year 3 a nice one all sold out and must | FF 2-0263 aad ee —eall for sppointinent. For Sale Resort 4A Be moved, call Mr. Johnson. ‘ miss. seeing for ? : Co-operative Real Botate Exchange Ottawa: Hills ome. Shown ITE ve ee = 3 7° ~ _ . , a by a) by. a . 2 oe — = NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH , . ee — NORTHERN. 7 Be sure to see * ; FE4 2533 rooms modern bene = BROS. PROPERTY rerace 1704 S. Telegraph Rd: oo | Ee ee atte st ruaiet 8 cemes "hate ‘st Seer | Sed soe. we ee — E x = © rooms, 4 bedrooms. * : j a. Venetian binds | and etc Phone om SiEtE or OR 2.1700 hemtne. post a nice drive. Large | pm a , tol es soon, 80. ponte. "Sa.toe conaiton’ "Make “yout sp fon Sel"Coten in anes yacter eu gt gootet weet! TCT ADD pofntment today. 7 ROOM HOME - ila tansecapet se Weak roa enzo, Beam a FOR COLORED SCHOOL — New we vine oe L . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1935 For Sale Acrea 47 re _ i; = = ——— weched = = ex Sale Land Contracts 52} , Swaps | 35 MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan’ Sale Household Goods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous $0) For Sale Miscellaneous 60 CR FOR Tas? often "aire: | “lsc NEW 8” earreuan won y USED Gas Es, . Ww. Comer of Airport and Hai oz: ne Bird: | electric caw, 1214 tent, 30 — 5 | 1 wee AND RECONDITIONED SINGER | SEW. Ba eld Apart at Meteor | ites, Hat ie Sarat Om | eupet Sa peg, or De, i eae She eras! FORMICA _| Big reais ; EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL iscellaneou see WE 116 ACRES ave trom ge of 80 ft.~for J For Sale es . s 60 TOS ote res tg U8 o. OMEX 16-3 te Pr BY i aie feet reer is © building for me next door. ALL ELECTRIC TOOLS. APPLI- FL Gone “SHOP : SEILPORCED cOUGAEER aE ane gently relites with liberal discounts lo. %. | ences at wholesale prices to ail. ound with aporon, 5 mile Si hepa et Pe | Sharer or euaey wou : GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO.. = @ o. _tc tanks PR PE Ce fina hemes in'this sree eee | 1 g sibes Lng a | 2288 Dixie Hwy. PARK FREE! _ G&M OMPANY ta acre. sae. ere | J. C_ HAYDEN, Realtor | oss eneuer bene er prenet | Sq AIR COMPRESSOR. 1, HP. a A ig toa 4 ax ‘wate a for & smaller home or property {| Cy cia, $100. SAWS AND SCISSORS. MACHINE and felt matiress «std. size.) "raw. M. St . ____ Open_Eves. at clear. = 3 ton 633, PE Tes | Sie ALL WORE i8 excellent cond. Both for $15. out, Realtor FE 5-0603 FE $0441 | Jack, 2 ton $35 FE 57885 | GUARANTEED. Lexington, Seott Lake. Call after rs a TEU raopen Pig Pali andi gS "ThE irtaser re Roos | tte . 8:30 hauen due Rae wus | FE 5-380 7 teeBs $250 40 cement bdioc Ae list re $30 Sea Deen i | mente eubee cs 6 per ened as. EXCHANGE YOUR LAND “CuN- ws" pump be ceoom J take lumber. plumbing supplies. Rea-- SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY For Sale Farm. Soroen: at 6 per cent in (Where you have sold Lows Rd. after 3 sonable. wrecking Co. 31245 YOUT 8s OF of] conversion We ms 48 erty) for late 1 car & cash. Ww. Mile Rd. or 13701 a ee ON mn ern _H. J. VanWelt, OR , 31355. , AIR COMPRESSORS. ma FORT | Woodrow Wilsoa near Devison. —— py toeee. terms. Stan FARM FOR SUB-DIVISON PUR. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |MANs DIAMOND RINGO VALUED breakers, sump pum KEnwood 5-1680. : Pore, rom 63 to 448 acres. Also Geen Eve. Ub O30 $éso for sale or trade for car. CONE’S RENTAL. GET A TEMCRAPT AUTOMATIC suo@-BLOW HYDRAULIC FOR = weenees, FS | 71 N. Saginaw St. Ph. PE b-gies | © M_ 3-26086 ater ¢ | 1981 Baldwin FE 20077 | fatece door opener, Operates | ow Tis cen 4 oe _Suron. idly a AG, sour ACTION | AUTOMATIC “GAS Witke Maae: reel c egies fat apreat ore Br WIT RADIA: : FARMS ™ before 3:30 ae ae Ss Can be seen 9 to 12 om.| Cuding Tie-A-Door Manufac. |” tory and converted burner. FE : MS & COUNTRY 20% DISCO SWAP ON beLi SMALL ono. ea, or all day Tues. Feb. 18 tured locally y by Temes Machine. | _¢2291. 47 Walnut, : HOMES sees Pe | BESS) os. | col ae rete? rent. | Kin COMPRESSORS FROST Ben liege and $ weekends OR +1625 STORM SASH | : IN INGHAM COUNTY | monthly. @ per cent interest. on SWAP YOUR OLD SKATES ON A ment for oop tad. terse seule. 34 IN. USED TV $39.95 Ateminus combination | windows : We nave some very tin Guy. Clare Real Rauste, 18 W. | coals ernst aaretre ee e ee ALTON TV eal | homes ons farms to hue country an” 46402. Ask for ur. _ Huron ‘st Easy ovanee Tea Ww. TACKSON’S RENT a Walton Cor _dectyn “FE 37251 FE 4-6089 Se coneac = TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT, (@2_W. Montcalm ——< 9 om _w 0 pm. = ANCHOR “FENCE s- Garage Doors ae Che PER arethe — WEMPLE REAL ESTATF | Money tto Loan $3) furniture. appliances or auto foe 800 WILLIAMSTON RD PH. 602-112 nae {State Licensed Lenders) or Used good housetrailers. . N a FRA ropert w siffarpor sara ~~~ en ee wo Berets BXCHA NGE | ie ™s PREE ESTIMAT ey Pei Complete stock of number 2 doors SLIPCOVERS FOR rr i Ma- MAN. K No 1 Mwilbam see Ph | | ceeraph ss CE 2 | ——— be sold« All sizes avail ple dimette table, unfinished 6lo-f12 | TRADE YOUR OLD HOME | Reduced prites. We do garage = cart. 1 large and 1 small ad _ | | DOWN Lodhi dd ON NEW : Fi wo front remodeling and installing. ment cornice larg. ~4 | ers & S oter. FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE — len 3 oe FE 5-4628. ; Artists copia: hobby | Estimatge free rE japle "areaser tnd | Bi_lodge. O% 31111, PE céena |" SOME ee (of fe, wee TRADE EQUITY IN MY souk supplies—check our clas-|_"BeRRY DOOR SALES CO. | map desk sng ‘chair PE 405s. Sale Business Property 49,» © LAWRENCE oe nyEk, P13) 14 daily. 15 Leon Ra. Walled sification “Hobbies and, ~ Garage Door SPECIAL PPL POLL ILL IPR PRP, ee . EW 8 ia Se APT. BUILDING. Cy oa PORTABLE PAINT > od Supplies” No. 24A. Sled Piet) poe) ea! ac 1 Wotan Only $24,000. XTER | VINGSTONE seeeres. } gauge Magmun dou- | — . St 04 _W. Lawrence &t. PE Guys | dle and fv if in tires, tubes | -2~t7 mw ALAN &= ner Sew 5 a oe ; _and wheels. EM 3-2061, : AUDIUM” NEARING alg ARE "u r m5.500 done Gear _ BaD. | WANTED: $2,500 HOUSETRAILER| , free trial be com Seeuar Operates from, dashboard Sard | . 6G for goin ess, stock and fiz-| ‘‘My apartment's a mess. Do you know where I can =a! Tinced. “Ru jes FE 7700. Di | vece car ahaceahis ak OPEN tures. Near capital of Arkansas | , id?” ; AIR COMPRESSOR ON WHEELS. lwahalet Gece ctachaling (ERA | ©. 3 bedroom brick. located in Fero- | and billion dollar Jet air base. & g00d maid? V-8 stake truck, wide trailer axle. door Manufactured locally bY Co tecree Shepherd erest Subdivision 'y mile NX. cf MA 5-4807, after § _wheels and tires. EM 3-2060 TemCo Machine. 1782. Pontiac PR 26741 ees gn a Me Fs Dutton, a oe owe Ra. E , WILL TAKE YOUR 1 EQUITY OR € INCH METAL LATHE 3260 AU-| Drive FE $-6644 Evenings and ars jm ie a = oo) ‘eee xtra Fast | ean boas Bsa me oleae Sale Household Goods 57. Sale Household Goods 37 wl Gs Gate Eo Neca alae SEVERAL GOOD USED ELEC. | aT paCtremlc tile vatn WILL TRADE $10,000 EQUITY IN No css uecioment tec cams on etura! res 0 fal eee i ao a oe eee S| iin pat d FPS ar ' S e €2. LJ war pee with Pee Service MURMUR SOU Jn an, antigue wala, TREE, ap MoTPOINT MAGE vem Potty hth % Saruing Space'heater ta # room S35" Sudim SFEteSO MEMS _Opdyle ma Pape, elem bth or. SHEPARD | tor house in or near Pontiac | — ia b * HTU 7 Ape capacity FE 2-0014 5621 Orion Ra OL 1.7511 Svecial features incluce carveted APT. SIZE MONITOR WASHER ee ine nee ee FE oor waten mxatan. w cat ° 2 A°) SHOWERS COMPLETE | "AQUATIC GARDENS - THis PIECE 1s m7 You can borrow 820 - $500 quickly ‘living and bedrooms. at Also collapsibie indoor clothes! g Mecegaaee: Boe uamces, | 1003 as New, approv for use on te he care one corcamn oe ae FISH AXD a237. W HURON| on signat f tached ‘Gounle garage with radio > ord. Birmingham. Ml irc} ) Door: 2 20° value $33.33. Levatories est of Telegraph = ears. car or urmiture. | Seutraliod|(@eer (and) lanced | reel Both for 625. FE 2-€335. 6-1300. ircn oors 2 t. 7 ‘onsumers lines $06.50 and $11950 complete with gleam chrome ( —27_™. Min et Ra. wi of parking West cay orhenie pines Oe for! by 100° it. Balance due $4400 48, ATTIC SALE. PLAYER PLANO | - _ Facto’ | Giulucs. (49 50 & 990.50. These are faucets $1695 Toilets 639.50 value AKC REG! trea "business frontage in this| 39 months to fepey on F.H.A. mortgage. If interested rolls d lamps, trunk, com-| HOOVER VACUUM LIKE NEW, DOOR saces | slightly, marred. Limese at torre E1000. These are factory seconds. | Semen _- staat =< <= Postion. — foe to A > ooh P.O. mode, venetian blinds and treadle $14.96. Belts, brushes, ali “#2 Pont. Tr. Walled Lk. MA 62232 | fic RE aes alice Frcsrcssent cheeanan ae ms Or LHe 8 L ‘hine ~ lroq ] * cart Ue AT once! there HOUSEHOLD WILL SWAP KENMORE WASH. Aengee soup eat | ene ee Maree Gere) ~=BOYDELL PAINTS © bake __ AEC REGISTERED SOXER PAGE ing machine for full size panel bed. let | Interior fat; cog 9 “§ bed in good condition FE 31456. mirror with ‘buresu.| HOTPOINT ELECTRIC eTove | S0mifst or ry ne S| Seearter’ Gees bophed: 0435 gal | HUMPHRIES | FINANCE *,ccaremacrnr cnons | arrouarie sracrmc paves |‘ "™ ‘7 era oe Wee tas — EE 10 qt. REALTOR FE 2-0474 34 , South Saginaw Kay or sie. Mele Se eee tee) meen aa | ene Gace ease C COMPTON & SONS Open Evenings 2m nals | i PORD TUDOR Get OR TRADE. matic washer. Balance at $6 per : ; | 200 = W. Buron Co-operative Reel 1 Estate Exchange 48 Ford dump. Two speed azie,|__month Phone MY 3-371. ee price of Saeter Bae B. Porcy, | MAYETORS Scrone Sar Rent-Lease Bus | P rt) late mode] engine. $350 or trade. | tubs We have made a tal | rop 494 MA 63704 3. ROOMS STAIRWAY AND HALL! Near Sears. ! — OO enn - | _ Cnet 13465 Voorhels BA. padding. | MATTRESS 7 HOLLYWOOD Preigi ‘Claim Dept of 8 ft. ees tty’ i corhels Rao beds new ‘Ss Closed that dam: 90x3¢ FT. BUILDING. EXCEL. For Sale Clothing 56 on Sat. Hilberg, $2 Williams PE fc2,0 Services ase natinmnte os- ¥" mack i AGGERTY lent location 1 block from Tel- PRD PDI Se BOTTL FE GAS ; 96633. moug brands 990.50 value 96. | 2 Huron Shopping Center. Can be A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO OUT- , ‘MOHAIR CHAIR AND OTTOMAN Also large quantity of lavatories, | LUMBER CO used for business & home. J. R. 1 en bers of the family with rod Ib ier —— Laat 7] com- in excellent condition $35. FE complete with $14.95 : dies FACTOR PE 6-181. hign quality second hand clothing ais on Pueiges. OR 32401.) 9-1697. Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Or- '®47 aimee? ¢ caf kee panel od PACTORY BUI , t eondition PHON ASH ACHI ehard Lake Ave. oxi00 ft pa . Temeoaeees You May Borrow veel See) sh aagy ED, "Ye RADIO ent as BEING | MACHINE | saTHROOM PIRTORES You Opxos. HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY STORE. ee eer fice facilities . Men s ne gua, owreoat and top cost. dren's supplies. MA 6-2972. | _ 3-81R0. town Ritches Furasces: oll a ee oe * R a7 —?T a0 64 APT MAPLE YOUTH | ete overing YS posses- ? t Apovedy riplined coat. corduroy | BREAKFAST SET 9.96. APT. SIZE MAPLE YOUTH BED AND —— scamene and steam paints. Phone FE 17-1845 R. BROKER rain coat. skirts. biouses, suits, oe appr cn adipaptin gy Mo gm gianna peng.) FE ¢00gt. ——- = hardware. electrics; supplies. ee FE ¢1185 Toda ed Areenee ee te) Nery poet machine $12 30. Dresser oe LINOLEUM .... yd. 39c oat] gaivanteed copper pipe and or For Sale or Exchange 50) o our cam » | | Otri's beige fs = topper ved win-| Excellent Duscas Phyte LINOLEUM ROOM SI7E 42.39 (HEIGHTS © UPPLY: deeb “Perry cong ue on ma why . RADAR ADRAC — I . gretect your se elge Oerte. Mecatere, and | cabinet. Chifferobe 611 06. Kitch- | Armstrong's Vinofloor % Price: gt FE Pott a hed tow Goan credit, Take up te antag to] ee ee al en ¢ rd $16.50. ebsir. | Triple Vinyt Inlaid Tie ie sUY now AT DEALER CoeT. ot we 66 LOW trade Lael term P. ©. Dunes S| ~~? +, = cute sport jackets. and _— complete ore Fareed | Résiien saa TILE RN. FT. 2d¢ itll oeer saoscea, at fev ad Rotary + Mies buy x} Just wai wr Hire = BI JC *K NER ir ase = > meee Pairs poces ouites bows yo beam mi — ride Gat. begged Reel anc Rotary. These are oa ; OWNER WILL _FE 5-004 | off brands but are well known | : home. on A a Ue 1 CHILD’s WHITE PUR COAT MAIN FURNITURE, SY "ERS. 141 Ow HURON quality makes Thie is not « = a F 40 acres of more. FE 480916 FINANCE co. ond bet. $9. 1 boys snowsuit. | 1220 Baldwin. Nest to Adler's Mxt | ew Bewbex paven | (it ot Me stmgly ore clear. INSULATE NOW ; ‘Business Opportunities 51) Avore Walgreen's wees | can tb tie anles eax 3 gues |3- $0 RED [SECTIONAL SORA. Was 8239.96 NOW 6190.08 | 1985 ‘models are on the way W.| AND oe MONEY ; em enn Sn | CORNER SAGINAW e Unon dress, size | 16. %. OR vias | was aan Hotpoint Ni ww 9100.08 | ee eee — a wetUTO, PARTS BUSINESS: Ase perpen Dank — Ga GARARDONE | BATHTON_Livikg mo ROOM BUTTE New Hotpott Dishwasher | North of 1¢ mule) Birmingham} LA A iancon } lat pages ie Pete -oat. Zip lining. good _ cond! and oi] burner. OL | was $330.95 NOW 6229.95 | Phone: Midwest 46000, ‘ pelttasre heen at ae ‘toee Across from Post 810. Spl ad wood | SUUE LEAF ¢ CANPET. rs 10%. OR Seek) nt | Gow em on 9 = FEderal ; have other intereste Teran ne Phone OR 3-122 a ee B. are 3-2236. Nas apd Elec. Rosse | BATHROOM XTURES, SOIL) aay ; Fanged. Apply Pontiac Pre SS eS 7 BEDROOM SUITES. 06 EACH ma Ye pipes and fixtures, sutome pn oes w ‘ _Bou_119. = NEED $500 ae Chrome set. $8. Gas range. $30 SWEETS RADIO & rot ee = and “coal” furnaces, ‘team and poss? Bee ations HOB } ig iy ey th a Te ey camuaten gre - terse | eo eicesiaa Gmteg | St een FE CHE | Set waser yas ee 2A and mati Very aca’ waelat lan or less Sele Oirl's cotton quilted : ______ | §TOVES BOUGHT. SOLD & EX- HEIGHTS su _ CAMERAS 0 BEST MESS. 614 |S : ment. Very 1623 &. Wood. r bathrobes, sines) 3 to 6 $198.|¢ BURNER TABLE TOP OAS | ¢ Turner's, 602 Mt. Clem- UPPLY E'TCHEN GINKS.. CRATE : —rard, Birmingham WITH QUICK Boy's school swesters heavy | ‘stove $18. 61 Kimball st. =| ens. Fr 20001, 2685 Perry St. marred. Prom $3.78. 0. A > i ; SERVICE? knit, turtle peck, 6296 Heavy _*0033 34 IN ACRON GAS RANE. rc iron lt Tes _0on, 0 8. Perry. | i _ BEER TAVERN : : knit button fronts, 63.29 Girl's 3 PIECE BLUF MOHAIR DAVEN- 8 _ BOICE CRANE. ie” PRODUCTION | KITCHEN CABINET BEAU- | ' , Only down for real estate wash dresses. 1 to 12. not all | — < set Chine model table saw. with 6° planer, tiftwul 42 im. model 906. value 966 50. : end el. brick building with 5| Then Home & Auto is the piace colors im all sizes, $1 69 to $2 98 jowter. 1 HP induction repulsion! Slightly marred in transit. Also. 3 room living querters above. Own-| ‘© come. Most loans made op 13 mos size $1. Howdy-Doody Casn panos ALL EINDs OF USED SAVE ‘UP TO 30% motor on steel castered stand. several $4 im. and 66 in. models : er nets approximately $10.000 an-| your first visit so come in or | chor bags for children, 08 cents. furniture or dishes, FE 5-383. | 7" , / [es saw MA 41420. | et terrific values Michigan Fluo- poor eh como hy i oo sal|| weg Peaalineny ed raed pmol) edhe aprons. 3 cents. | c; = ON ALL NEW MERCHANDISE ganGaIns IN REAL GOOD _fescent 383 Orchard Lake Ave - north of Pontiac price for auto furniture or signature and : cents. Breer FOR FURNITURE OR Nex bunk bed complete $39 95 : EAL GooD = the wnole ball of wax only sai. Tepaym en culled to your | Large 10m 61140 Ton! dolls, $3. _ tole. Phone OR 3717. Cotton mattresses $895 meat 10 to 20 Ibs. Shore Mkt. (LAWNM GRINDING MA Chu ke HES. INC : 600 Murry this | Reeds Friendly. courteous serv-| «just 6 at this price’: Infants CHUCK'S USED FURNITURE. WDherspring mattresses $16 — apo $75 PB 6-48 re = RR. RILEY, BROKER ice awaits you Lesiie Fietsher.| better snowsutie with double zip-i and appliances We buy, se! Double door metal cabinets 138 PHONE FE ¢1157 )éaneger Berkiey Voss. Presi- pe and bat Gn fhe +8. _end exchange. 240 Baldwin Ave SS 4 drawer chests 695 BUR MEISTER'S 25 BE R ENT — | Cont ingle zipper ee lifetime CHROME DINETTE SETS, AS 9 by > tinoi } DRIVEIN 2 RR ecnies Rares Foden | Sen eet evel pale Teese cas oncneney Sh LUMBER ; b | ty J ¥ ui & Close ta. Su Ditto, building 3x19 sreph vane Tele | sebee Oe a ce one thing for the home | LUMBER: lth . So ra ee Home & Auto RANCH MINK OOAT. , DESIONED ley “all poplar cours Oakland Furniture | Ph Scr bearas. price 04. by exclusive Detroit furrier. $500 | Come pg Ce es and be 1048 Saginaw ___SFE 25523 | TWO YARDS . e300 M ft éctivered a) "RIDGEWAY Loan Company) _ busing * = Teluee, hbich cea Nagy egaet Oged Fe! op ONTIAC. ihe “ea ‘Boors ‘eed win: | N 8 A.M a PM . STORM COAT. MOUTON Orchafd Lake a a MI 6-1300. | : : dows, fast del. Interior & es Bcd + oe > Fe Sree os Be peairrel inet | ORERSER, TABLE — 3 — CHAIRS. | atctno lente oct aeeell par cones ems Oe Ceaperaire Real Estate Exchange Hours @ to § Saturday § to 3) foe Cost sine 12. Reguiar| 3 dav aa tlee nee CHINE Ac perp Boog . 33 ping WP. Cedar, Reawood STORE LONG LEASE 623 TO $500 price $400. Both in excellent conm-| com § Prig sT00 o. ven food business. Stock and | omwenat PUBLIC LOAN CORP. ition. Call before 4:30. MI 47382. | electric stove, Oak room | —* = Tata W. (yd yer x 7d sad pgtio oa er qqeipmegt. Mun secrifice co ac: @9 W. HURON ST PE +7181 | TWEED SUIT MILLIUM LINED.| ‘te & baby ¥. Phone in|? 9 VENETIAN BLINDS ORR Ce iw pee queen bres | Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. | ae TEAGUE FINANCE CO.| S28, 12 excellent, condition $12 | ihe tibet Fy ), OARland | 1'e" long. Cheap. OR 30106 24 red fir special per % $ 06 6120 Bogie Lake Rd Commerce prise Pair of bieck DeLiso Debs size) 63574 o ll. or during the P rb M ZONES. REAL pESTATE | 202 N. MAIN ye aaa an Gers corearay una | 27 08 651m Two. win BEDS sgh yes ae ree = epocse! per per Mi as. —— a an " UL IN: fas attress springs veel Len! OARBAOE ge Exp tevces ROCHESTER. MICH ok cpio ueceal venenatis | mT RADESIN CALF ae uates en i.e So | Y . 7 wn, length 1 pr 5 widths. 1 4 o _ GROCERY STORE STOCK AND | LOAN 485 TO 300 | “Benth Diee owe Rear Ot | widths, wace” vy Mas "Cost ABC washer eo Gist Te nae wash $13 tiouT METAL CABINETS. Porter-Cable ond equipmemt. Long lease. Every- | LIVESTOCK | 2-090, After 6 p.m _ $250. will sell for $75. PE 2-279 GE washer = ....... $1995 2 bianket insu 100 ft qutoeet cary tere es Set | Sealey wer tools, saws drills thin) 3. Mus iT] | a ar eae: Bendix automatic ......5. 85 = pet $40 § damagea efrigerators, damaged | b 7 ene it sell om aceount | ROUSE HOLD GOODB i DAVENPORT $50 Refractory ta- Thor automagic 95 *8x*s Plyscore each $585 «= cookstov used furniture, kindl- * $6000 tall ace close-in location ph Rochester OL, 6-071! OL 1-0701 13. men's suits ble $40. Chair $5. and Laundry Electric arenes ane $24.95, *%82'. Plywood, each $445 weed utchinson’s crreiler | F_ PAUL Mt sdwes REAL estate - GET CASH QUICKLY sis wise eee - . US Teen cones eee Gla fs ee HAY 62 W. FE ¢-3505 | ~ 5 anc ) L ' 3 es isi ‘Oabiend ave rE ee b_¢ | oi an pe. colored bath See = ee gory ase See wet | Up to $500 wat pipes | Skeestennaay Pisa CRUNT ELECTRIC pene Sa fram ATONE, OREO, ME | STORM SASH : sore evel 3465 Auburn E 435 ARE - Woodw Birmingham your title. 8 vond $14 DARK — ye WOOL RUG /TRADE E lig RANOE POR BOYDE: parmren toilets, tubs, shower stalls, A Comb. windows and doors. Fo BOY. TO SELL — REALTOR Moat “deals closed minutes. seb Gk een’ wacke nt yr oe ge Pr eue.| & range B. MUNRO IF YOU ARE BULLDING A ROUSE oT teen Procrescent. 383 ak en obieee en ee Partridge is “THE a ——— mete” on. furniture. ag ee EvEctric. OUT TO BURMEISTER'S , | Cr eerenee hcl values to 612% =| DaVE 5 ROSE COLORED Genin waahiNG MACHINE O20 | AND SAV UP TO $608 ON ALL | Orchard Lake Ave. | —— WEEDON $5 tapestry Good _ condition — same cain MATERIALS LIONEL & AMERICAN 168: 8. te Ra. PE +200 | This to & vacant store building SA) 4 "AND 8 Ladies dresses Eee nt tn ete cbs ee SS St MAKE SURE Ire 1c | Oa OUR TOOLS DO YOUR OWN | sto 1M pcaererod naloys 5 aie be | Juniors misses, helt, sisee D NETTE ESET EXTENSION TA: USED TRADE-IN I FLYER TRAINS | 2 dps se BR OWN | pav v e | AUTHORIZED FACTORY 8ERV- stock soil, ck and road close to Lake Oakland. This $5 Silver tea set and mise. EM DEPT. BURME STER and genuine rain cn bene store te 20x24 with » ful O AN CO r 2 3-2202 ; cong il cbeg tle Montceim Builders’ ee ae Subher ester eu L . 62 ladies winter coats ELECTROLUX. GOOD CONDI- | pilates Leursoe 33 Pot Northern Lumbe | Presa ttt sy we urca St roi 56) Tye Tot Matcin. 7e ee oon The | Mes quar- regular to $65 Ue. Cheep. FE }-0662 Apt. size electric stove 20 85 ° n197 oT omer Co MEDICINE CABINETS ‘ LAROE 20 oo 6 all Gieced every itaeseane Ritchen,” gigssed-in porch tui FE 2-9206 $28 and $33 END TABLES. BLONDE AND AD! site gas stove 2095 poctiec ov Leake Re arty itch mirror. all metal cabinet Cameras, Equi ae a ee both, u. Noods some paint. but can ‘ limed oak modernistic designs ae eed = Reape $34 85 Telegraph & ® Mile Ra $7.06 value $395 Slightiy marred quipment o1A t < i only 98.000 with only One 5 | $9680 value $1295 ‘These are 5 d breakfast set 824.95 Derrott Also large selection of medicine axa 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK.BLDG TION STORI | factory irreguiare You will save 7 Pe) lune room suite sive FL 14104 cabinets with and without lights OTHER CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT ea a Asrdes $1 8 Saginaw FE 29-0268 more than half reguiar prices SMALI. DOWN PAYMENT §2 GALLON New siiding triple door units aii isted under obbdies > INE : ‘ELECTRI > “L. C. LADD WHEN YOU NEED |" ° ENT TT) Michean rigorescemt. ‘28 Or rae PARKING nett tage Mal toad “ed, Enotetcent™ seh "Srebard take eae || rom" pure 4286 Dizie Hwy Drayton Plains Sale Household Goods 57 FRIGIDAIRE STOVE WITH WON. WYMAN'S eee, eee 8 tone me The like ne PEAMERA. | Waited Lane, the byl = le Hou joods x oon living room suite. Monatr OR 3-2361 — Open Sundays der oven. MI 18 W_ Pike Onir | OR 34738 d ep S| SELL OB < ———eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee _+ as. = 4, ROLL-AWAY BED. LIKE NEW, | CONOA WALL de RUN | TY ER: U MP mR Sale Musical Goods 62 eo saddle ainan. Oram ' : You can get it quickly on your | 4 BARGAIN IN SMALL RaDIOB. studio couch exceptionally nice 9a VINYL TILE Jee RACH | One camer” re ta we | ae ENGLISH signature, car or furniture. No | _% to $10. FE 6-8766. Hamilton electric elothes dryer, ¢ jet pumps. Scid end installed. HAMMOND CHORD onoay, and breec! western & ar Tl eC endorsers. Payments to su your | ANTIQUE CABINET MAY BE excellent condition, small Duncan mith’s, 257 S. Saginaw Fo ,money down, 00.00 month. | slightly veed FE s-t00e. me Zt budget, We will be glad to help | used as china cabinet or book 3 ROOMS Phyfe table and 4 chairs, occa- c —\ sod pe "4 oxt ' 120 BASS HOHNER | ACCORDION. Souse aller FE ¢11 you with your money prodiems. case. clase doors at top. 3 draw corel are) om ete round | e781 KELLY'S “HAR WARE Useo 3 mos 6303 Elisabeth Lak DES 8 THE “BIRD” TO SEB ers and small cupboard. note OF NEW AND USED | 3 SS). ___—__________ CIRCL#® FLUORESCENT pix. "*¢ Auburn ot Adame, PE 2061) 4 shonts. 12 feeder sigs. TAVERN, GRILL S I A | ia a SCA AM AND FH KA: ‘FURNITURE CE ecto IOIDAIRE | “tures “Newest. vrightest and most MRS NEWMAN'S eine coe arpr | MODERKISTIC | ePi INET | PIARO FE 0003, wa Neu dio. $25. FE 5-6755. i tion $50. New 12 cubie upright | en ot ting for kitch- shop get acquainted pre - inren- ts FE | ig MOS. OLD AR. rs Dare and chair, 2 end ta- rig! *, room and : | 00508 000 DN. FINANCE CO APEX A WASHER 670. AL- ae Tvinatot deep freese, never Feation Soe, (‘Ory sale. Bone china - cups New aND Re. 960 Weigh 34., $4, WAL BV CLOE APEX AUTO. pies, 1 cocktail table 1 floor ced. $230 FE 28562. after 4:30. 2 rooms. $11.95 value, $5.96. and saucers. Values to 0593 NEW AND USED ACCORDIA Here's sign. that's ba ——- bar-gril! | FE 4-1574 : oe deep fryer, $12 MA lamp 2 lamp tables 2 table 3 Ee KG seer ae fo nad geomet ones — at Close out at 82. 015 Orchard Lk lessons your home OR pte 8. Wanted Livestock combination thet's nee - +1111 ampe. | oF 3 © Ave near Telegraph. _ OLD VIOLIN. GOOD CONDITION. ear | 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg APPLIANCE $59. 50 CS feted perce Npaorhne, A a 303 Orchard Lone PRINTING AND RUBBER STAMP (®*¢ aod bow Reasonable FE | wouren LIVESTOCK OF ALL New gertrtal plas. Open es Ste’ eow FLOOR SAMPLES + face Sune oom come. te posse dinette. seu, EM }-3627 se 2) (ane ge cutter vulcanteer ete Deere = PIANO ‘a | Ma tse case eee. ‘ eee — ulte, & chairs stove: 8 _. | CURTAIN STRETCHERS IN ooop - Speed en electric dryer, Pontiac Pr. +s +6608 i Poult BUSY GRILL MONEY for Shag loath 9.50 ope ae eee roe Pte DS. | shape at reasonable price. Also # 4% 5 oat Rechaaxe PIANO TI Fonte AND REPAIR. For Sele tseneoesk LR us ¥ ar of 2 in high- 1 Maytag auto. washer $299.95 nov Dresser, chest, full size bed. New. = ee 16 Selhtebs Cc 9 A R- LI " « Pleway of ring. Ail P ] h . 50 WASHING MACHINE. $10 ROLL- ao oe ee bende ommed E Supp:y 100 8. Saginaw naw RR RECONDTON ge hohe Pie | HENS, AVERAGE WEIORT 0 sialnions mane. W 1 idaire ironer, $244.95 now : away ded $14, 679 Lookout Dr_| mount of work. Projector goes —* ~ NDITIONED IVORY PIANO. | Ihe. 01,68 cach, 7083 Ra. Pee ma stee pe oll a Deine 438.008 eop e Oo ‘ Lies £124.98 noe MANY ITEMS e tin house for $150 OR 3-7e85 New & Used | Lumber _tenen Gallagher. FE feom With miles 7 eee ae age easy terms. peed Queee toner W a u ased 3xés— 2x60 - RECONDITION : ¢ .Work 1 Frigidaire, Je in. range, $238.95 Easy Terms »" oon on wide oven. @ our a ales Very als. poe Nin Shen a Sale Farm Produce 75 eUsIG PINBALL A SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE Bow $109.95. D T. THOMAS ECONOMY A rea) buy hay: only. msc, DISCOCNT Savk or coma on & = laghers, FE 40666, —_~ a PLP ork only a few daze per week USED DEP FURNITURE CO $149.95 . feures 9 RENT ET PIANO FROM APPLES OLACKEMORE PARMS. then relaz in the beautiful } 5 +a INTER : . option ‘on your comfortable = = = 1W dryer, 960.95. 261 8 Saginaw st. A, WAOKER, CO |. INTERIOR SATIN’ FINISH SURPLUS LUMBER mes. later” You sare al ths | stich ‘Open 1$ sunday fmeome. Pienty room to ex- If your weekly family tn- 32 Cold refrigerators, $39.95 Pontiac, igen 1960 N “ondghe Cor. in Pontiac Rd. INTERIOR GLOSS ERAMEL AND MATERIAL SALE8 CO. money and c paid in. Gal : SS. =e come ts between 608 ond 1 Toor sutomatic washer $30.95. | Also includes many other paints. | $240 Highland Rd. (M-80) OR 3-7082 mers re + ee. hE 100 eed you ere working, . FOR SALE GUARANTEED RE. WAYNE GABERTS BLAYLOCK ‘Open $ to | to $20 Except Sundays | SMALL SPINET PIANO, LIKE soTATOES FOR WARD E. PARTRIDGE pecially for you. When CLAYTON’S Wenger washers ...... $39.95 up| aches ae = ~ oo - BUILDING SUPPLY CO 1-3 HP JET PUMPS. $69.50 12) _laghers, FE 40586. el No Sundar et Al necetsary every effort is 5 : Spinner washers ..... $69.95 up| APPLIANCE chard Lake Ave FE 3.7101 HP deep well fet pumps with 12 | | Wou | ———— corner of Geymeur AN BUSINESS REALTORS ; F Appl 4 al tea LD YOU Ux TO. eet | LISTS IN BUSINESS made to give the money urniture. Appuances Vacuum cleaners ...._§ 7.95 up| = ues SHALLOW-WELL Jer §& k. $112.50 yeur piano? Call near te re cae Gey Yous chase @ Oakiand 2 SPECIALS mps $78 95 __Thomspon. 80 8 Perry | ceca! Gallagher Music Co. FE ae Farm Equipment 76 ; THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN repayment schedules Ful] size cabinet auto. troner. DuPont tat wal paint 92.78 al NEW QALY ANIZED P PIre : 42 W. Huron Open Eve. FE 2-8316 Tike new , $40 DuPont interior semigicss $3 70 i 2 = mn : able Sale . GENERAL PUBLIC “Agmmiral TV ee p icBnde Hardware ~ “SAVE PLOMBTOO suPrLC Se Office Equipment 63 CLINTON ‘ OPEN SUND a Be ae _ LOAN CORPORATION Izougr floor sample oe, ett Acbora Ra at Cresta Oil CNG ATING Hiey S| BURROUGHS COMBINATION CHAIN SAWS Tavern-Apartment 69 W. Huron St. — seo ELECTRIC WELDER SUITABLE With fan and motor PE 5-2019 | Marcie Con ties Wil son te for use on rural lines. FE ¢0284. OLD GARAGES REPAIRED TO) _half. Call eves. MI 43133. cul Phone FE deral 3-7181 “Bere bog of ypc Beer and wine flows like water EXERCYCLE. SLIGHTLY s& like sew. Lengthen your es = toot Frou volume for part- cheap FE 42806. USED. ri Pur in sew araee doors REMINGTON | RAND ADDING a 3 NACE WITH BLOW ont ed AND = Z ble oo UALITY more, ene Seen, Rech down. hea0.| - SHOPPING "Delee alt con @ coers : One Year we FOR A LOAN? A Ey yt . seme Ry moot i a| eee win, tea sere me 18 tn, lege, snnge, rented gh gga ae "roe Terme. o vtte ot come: sveee as 1 freer oe Be Raa “. LOkks $25 TO $500 "ae | Rrasicasi “rocker, ‘saes, | Washbowls with fietings . Hiss | Ls — LACKETT’S’ BLDG. SUPPLIES FESR... ccccctes o 12 imported rugs... Axintneter i Sppesonen 12 9 bu rug eebeese = Sgt ye ee eewer- STATE- WIDE | Benericiar er ee atts | FINANCE ‘CO. CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES Salata Sop ected Gage Daily w BUY. eas ano ) TRADE Station Wagons 1952 Ford Ranch Wagon V8. Radio, heater, overdrive, excellent tires, rfect mechanically. All ‘plastic rior and body. wei? mee KELLER-KOCH OBLEM- Classified | . & peak se dial F PONTIAC [i RETAIL STORE Factory Branch 65 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 THIS YEAR GET YOUR FAMILY A REAL CAR COME IN AND PICK ONE OUT. 84 Dodge Coronet V8 $1605 ‘54 Ford Ford-A-Matic V8 $1645 "6M Plyriouth Savoy 4 dr. 1395 83 Dodge Coronet S $1290 62 specced ve, $ 800 62 Ch 4dr Pecer ‘eteer. $ 999 1 vue 4 dr $ 680 1 Ply. Clb 13,000 Gn $ 600 50 Chrysie: Cpe. _ Cad ‘SO Nash Statesman 4 dr. Ag ‘@ Kaiser 4dr. ....... 195 “4 Chevrolet 2 dr. ......... se TRUCKS $3 Dodge 1% _ 4 = “ape has ay ws. . 1199 bas Motor . § OPEN TILL 8 P.M. Riemenschneider Bros. Dodge- Plymouth “The Cars With The Forward Look” 232 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-9131 ads! ane: 952 =| FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR | RADIO AND HEATER $945 LARRY JEROME | - Rochester Ford Dealer ime +l BUICK. 1951 m | _ $1200. Sééeessssssescess For Sale Used Cars 91 OOO RA ‘03 BUICK Dynaflow, radio and heat- ed glass. Clean and in excellent condition. One owner. Phone FE 2-7360. SUPER 4 DR. DYNA- radio heater, _wall: tires. $745. OL desit. 1854 BUICK SPECIAL 3 DOOR. 6,000 miles, 875 Scott tone blue. and heater. ree Bide. Meas, OL @ CHEVIE RADIO AND MEAT. over men _FE 64101 ort FE 5-361 CHEVROLET door. ee . Excellent condition. noes Chev. Dix. 2 Dr. , beater, New car trade in. | men terms. Will trade. $795 SCHUTZ MOTORS thom, __best offer. F tone paint Heater, clock, direc tional st 5. Geat covers. $1,400 _FE after 4pm CHEVROLET 1960 2 DOOR DE- luge, Good condition. OR 3-7300. 53 Chevrolet eedan with radio, and A real value et $887 Etat MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT ON THE NER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD WHOLESALE RETAIL YOU CALL [IT 1047 Chevie club coupe ...... $175 1 8 sedan... 150 gall vie. 2 door ........ 125 ieaT vie 150 1962 Poutiac deluxe 8 sedan 1982 Ford deluxe sed: 1969 Chevrolet \% ton pickup ieee % ton ee from — up to FE 42188 Y’ all 1 Cum CREDIT PROBLEMS?? GOOD - BAD - OR NONE AT ALL. WE HAVE A PLAN TO FIT THEM ALL Y'all Cum See Us “ED” JONES NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S. SAGINAW ST. “eat Franapor ate Models 18 6. Saginaw DESOTO 1 181, Rg Ae 4 poor. Beautiful “Free. Carne Bt emai tal 2.98 5. moet suit Bust FORD ith Sg molgg | 23, actual HURON MOTOR SALES . HURON FE 2-2641 “We've Taken The Hatchet!” “To Prices” Riemenschneider Bros. _Dodge- Plymouth er. Whitewall tires. Tint- | . wg diets poh 1953, BEL a. “ain 3 | PORD,, | Ste ee beticen wees ot St: 1963 \ . Ra- dio and heater, low mi .- Must sell, golmg into army Best offer ly gpa M rary FORD ‘S1 CUSTOM 8 R. & EH. clean. B a — 9676. CHEAPIES AT THE “Bright Spot’ MERCURY.PONTIAC ry FORD-CHEVE-PONT MERCURY-PLY. -KAISER SEE THESE AT ORCHARD LAKE AND CASS AVE. FE 60488 : M PORD 6 CUSTOM. PERFECT ‘34 =FORD SKYLINER. CADET blue and sand. Fordomatic, poeet| seats, 10,000 | miles. 1 MI 44357 1954 ForD. uve SELL. BEST Come Seaeaie 1069. A-1 SHAPE. Loaded. $805 FE 5-0752. THE BIG PAVED LOT ON THE NER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD | 1954 Soe rn PORDO- matic, R ing, Sireniesie Good copndi- tion. OR 3-7162 bet. 0-6. 143 2 DOOR FORD SEDAN. hal baa a Eooxpenetse ee a — ot _S50or “etter (0% Cont? EM | GOOD USED CARS 63 Ford Cust.m 6 sedan .. $1005 ‘63 Studebaker Cpe. . $ 895 "02 Dodge 32 dr... oes “$1 Chevrolet Dix. 2 dr. cs ) "60 Chevrolet Dix. 2 dr. . § 06 ‘4 Chevrolet % T Pickup 6-175 TAYLOR’S At Walled Lake “Since 1831 _____ Phone MaArket 41561 FORD. 1960 2 DR. 6 CYLINDER. for uity Take over pay- pool re 56-8741. ‘4@ FORD V8. NEW WIRING seatcovers Good rubber and good agg $150. 1933 Cass | Lake after 4:30 p.m. —, CAR BEING E OR _MY 2-261) ‘til 9:00 p.m. __ RD ‘TUDOR. rdo- 22 Auburn Ave. PETERSON Cheve Be! Air | 0 AISER WILLYS GALES URN AVE FE JEROME'S Orchard | —— at Cass ae PLYMOUTH PLAZA’ 2 TONE green. Radio, heater, turn sig- nals, 3,000 miles. MY 2-5001 after TOP CONDITION! TOP VALUE! ’54 Chev. Hardtop ’°S4 Ford Custom 2 dr. 54 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr. ’S4 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr.‘ ’°S3 Ford Victoria ’°$3 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. °S2 Pontiac Dlx. 4 dr. 52 Chev. Hardtop 52 Hudson Wasp 2 dr. 52 Ford Custom 2 dr. 51 Olds 88 2 dr. ’S1 De Soto 2 dr. ’51 Chrysler Windsor 51 Chev. Deluxe 2 dr. ’S1 Ford Custom 2 dr. 51 Pontiac Dix. 2 dr. °S1 Pontiac Dix. 4 dr. ’51 Plymouth 4 dr. SQ Ford Custom 2 dr. 50 Chev. Dix. 2 dr, *50 Chev. Dix. 4 dr. 50 Pontiac Dix. 2 dr. 50 Pontiac Dix. 4 dr. ’50 Studebaker 2 dr. "50 Nash Statesman 4 dr. "50 Olds 88 2 dr. 49 Lincoln Club Coupe “| *49 Olds 88 4 dr. -|°49 Pontiac Dix. 2 dr. "49 Chev. Dix. 2 dr. 49 Chev. Standard 4 dr, 49 Ford Custom 2 dr. "48 Chev. Dix. 2 dr. 48 Merc. 4 dr. saat illys Station Wa 47 Plymuoth Sedan. a 6 older Fords & Chevs. i | 7 ate +4602 ‘83 Chrys N.Y. @ Dr. ...... 1895 "S33 Olds ¢ D super ...... $1645 "63 Buick Riveria _.....-- $1645 "$2 Pont. 2 Dr. Hydra. ...... 995 | ‘$1 Olds, 8 4 Dr ..uee. wes ‘© Buick 2 Dr Dye ...... 505 ‘@7 Cad. 4 Dr Blue ....... od @ Ply 4 Dr ...cseceee § 295 ‘8 Mere. 4 Dr 296 @ Pont. 3 Dr. ......-.55- 196 Low orice, EM 3-2180. PE mere W.W., Power Steer- | For Sale Used Cars 91| qo cS NASH RADIO, HEATER, a mn spotlight, bed, rebuilt motor. a DAN’S “THE cre en mente a TARDTOP “T1. NASH RAMBL: ™ owner car. For sale or trade | tor canine of equal value. Petoed inform call Bagley ation, _Parts, FE 5-0219. 6Lps, “4 ‘0-98. 4 DOOR DRA- matic. isons St Good cantina. $435. MI 46-2743. GIVE US A TRY fo Gus ress heal bes PAULSON ee 1953 a J. $206 Lago PLYMOUTH, 2 ndition, Radio and heater. peasy 1946 fone 2 dr. 340 Baldwin Ave 53 Plymouth Club Coupe. Beautiful feather qray finish. Like new. Radio and ater. $145 DOWN SCHUTZ MOTORS neater. $505. eT a Garth woodward, Birm jean ’S2 FORD sag mee A NICE CAR Victoria with redie, heater end DAN’S Fordomatic. $1047 : THE MILLRILLY DEALER” MICHIGAN’S FINEST RADIO SPECIALS ALL MUST GO! TUNE IN WCAR MONDAY, WEDNESDAY gard FRIDAY AT 2:30 P. A COMPLETE AND HONEST oar ON THE FOLLOWIN $1695 1953 Buick 4 dr. with ra- dio, heater and Dyna- flow. 7 to choose from. All guaranteed and ready for the road. $1095 1953 Pontiac 2 dr. with ra- dio, heater. This Deluxe Chft. 8 is a one owner and is sharp. $795 1951 Buick 4 dr. with ra- dio, heater and Dyna- flow. Two tone paint and thoroughly reconditioned. $995 1952 Pontiac 4 dr. with radio, heater and Hydra- matic. Two tone paint, $675 1951 Cherolet Styline Dlx. 2 dr. with radio, heater and seat covers. No rust. TUNE IN WPON MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY 12:00 NOON NEWS SPONSORED BY IVER MOTOR SALES. oo THE FOLLOWING 8: $795 Up 1952 Fords, 2 drs.. and 4 drs. Radio, heater and some with Ford-O- Matic. 4 to choose from. $395 1950 Ford Sedan with ra- dio, heater and new paint. Ready starter on these cold mornings. $595 1951 Frd 2 dr. with radio and heater. payment. $395 1950 Chevrolet 4 dr. with radia, heater and others. This is a very low price on this car. SET YOUR RADIO DIAL IDAY, [bil gogs huh AND SATURDAY AT 6:30 P. FOR THE FULL DISCRIPTION ON THE FOLLOWING: 1950 Pontiac 2 dr. with radio, heater and more. good town. $495 1950 Buick with radio and heater. Good body and very clean. Real comfort. 1952 Chevrolet 2 dr. with radio and heater. This very, very clean car has had only 1 owner. SALES sponsers these five programs for your listening pleasure. Tune in and hear for yourself the real values at the low- est prices, anywhere. OLIVER MOTOR and spotless throughout. | Lowest price anywhere. | 43 AT 1460 A good car built by good | people right here in our | | matic AT Also very good muffler. | A very nice | car and only $95 down | At khorn uy 23-2611 ‘till 0:00 on PONTIAC . 1953.2 DOOR. $1,105. Will accept trade in. 921 Mt. Clemens 1951 SUPER OLDS 88. Wilt T ood ‘47 or ‘48 pickup in = E 42478. ‘49 OLDS STATION WAGON. GOOD Re = 8-2457 after 6 p.m. 1950 4 DOOR, RADIO, healer oshyaran ores enrenne: before 4 Thurs. and nm or all day "nat. and Sun. OLDSMOBILE "1084 08. 4 DOOR sedan. Power brakes, power steer- ing. New condition. Deluxe equip- ment throughout 5 mos. old. Call MI 4-8446. OLDS, 1952 “88° 2 DR. SEDAN. 26, miles Very clean. FE 2-6571. 111 Edison. ‘$1 PLYMOUTH HEATER AND _radio. New tires. $850. OR 3-2180. ‘4 PLYMOUTH A 2 DOOR As sharp ae it can be. P a Its is ne This car you'll “have to see! LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES M at Buckhorn Lake « MY 2-2611 ‘ti.9:00 pm. CLEAN 1952 poe CATALINA with ap set od S heater: Hydramatic. 6 E LOOK $1,095 1983 Pontiac 8 green 4 door. This is a nice clean cer 27,000 miles, Where can you a car like this any cheaper. 68 Oakland FE 2 pe 1954 PONTIAC CONVERTIB Starchiet. sham For Wor hation! _ Bagley Auto Parts. 19. 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN. VERY _Clean $195. FE 3-1542. 1952 PONTIAC FOUR DOOR DE- luxe Evervthing except Hydra- | matic Undercoated. extra clean. 25.000 miles FE 2-1471 1952 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE- | luxe 4 dr. Radio A OL 2-0311 PONTIAC 53.000 MILES heater, aye. real “haw 6 buy. ~ LADIES’ bi Hydramatic, radio, heater, MI 44481. 1756 York- shire, Birmingham PONTIAC 1953 DELUXE 4 DR. Hydramatic. radio, heater acces __Ssories. Sell or trade, FE 5-6304. VERY CLEAN 1953 So Chieftain, low mileage. 47032 194 STARCHIEF, 2 TONE ec all accessories. Excel t condition. Low Mileage. FE 3-0045 1953 PONTIAC. ¢ DOOR DELUXE. tone 16,000 miles, A-1 at shi Phone Milford, MU PONTIAC 1950 8 SILVER sTREAK 2 A lot door OL 27-6311. meer ‘91 PONTIAC 8 FOR %& ‘$4 Ford. OL 62308. Fourie 1964. 4 DOOR CHIEF- tain deluxe Hydramatic top pae able FE 68-0798. after 5:30 wick “CLEAN ‘52 PONTIAC, 2 Chieftain deluxe, 28,000 mile _ $705. OR 34978. * car for $306. $2 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan with radio and heater. Good sound car. MICHIGAN’S P LOT THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD PONTIAC 2 DR tnestat! bydramatic. 1950 PONTIAC “. MANY “EX- tras “Like new” RADIO. 27052. 1 139 THinols Ave 1953 PONTIAC DELUXE 4 DOOR. PE 40073. __For Sale Used Cars 91 1 NTIAC ATALINA ia wiTe Fon 7 miles 1 owner. ‘excell miles. ry Best offer takes. PE 56-0022 looks, : acl ls | 1953 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION sports = Economy wi good looks, . FE 5-9066 afte , CHAMPION. : & heater. mingham. MI +10. Cy Owens Your Ford Dealer OVER 80 CARS TO CHOOSE PROM. '52 DODGE 2 Dr. A real buy, only $595 $1 62 CADILLAC 4 Dr. sedan. One of our best buys $1,395 SO FORD 8 Cyl. 2 Dr., radio, heater. Ready to go. $350 ‘39 BUICK 4 Dr. R& AL, Dynaflow Trans. $395 '52 PONTIAC 4 Dr. R & H, two tone blue. $695 52 FORD2.Dr.R& H.A one owner. Yours for only. $695 ’°51 PONTIAC 8 Cyl. 4 Dr. ' R & H, one of those good ones. $495 °S4 CHEV. 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage, R & H. $1,295 '53 FORD 8 Cyl. 4 Dr. R & H. Priced to sell quick. $895 ‘49 FORD 2 Dr. R & H.,8 Cyl. Hurry on this one. $195 49 PLYMOUTH 2 Dr. Very clean. $195 1952 Ford Sitter Wagon. 1952 Nash Rambler—like new. Cy Owens + “Your Ford Dealer” 147 S. Saginaw St. FE 5-4101 HAROLD 1954 Ford 2 Dr. $1099 “A-] Buys” 52 Ford 2 dr.....$ 644 52 Hudson 4 dr.. .$ 544 "51 Merc. 4 dr....$ 599 53 Nash 2dr.....$ 899 50 Stude. 2 dr...$ 199 ‘51 Hudson Hor’t $ 599 51 Ford Cus. 2 dr.$ 444 '49 Chev. C. Cpe. .$ 199 54 Ford H. Top. .$1644 ‘51 Ply. Sta. Wgn. $ 599 49 Stude. 4dr....$ 199 $4 Ford R. Wen. $1544 "52 Chev. DI. 2 dr. $ 644 ‘49 Merc. 2 dr...$ 299 53 Ford Victoria $1199 ’50 Pontiac S. Cp. $ 399 49 Ford 2 dr..... 53 Chev. Bel Air $ 999 ’51 Ford Conv’t ..$ 599 50 DeSoto Sedan $ 399 51 Nash 4 dr....$ 399 52 Dodge 4 dr...$ 644 51 Pontiac D. Sd. $ 599 51 Chev. 2 dr... .$ 399 "50 Ford Sedan ..$ 299 51 Buick Riveria $ 644 46 Pontiac 2 dr. .$ 199 ’50 Buick Riveria $ 544 133 Mile & ! OFFERS YOU | A Real Value in a Family Car. . $1099 $285 Down and $32.59 per Month Your Old Car Could Even Be the Down Payment HAROLD TURNER, FORD bo 2BIG LOTS, 46458. Woodward, Birmingham TURNER $1099 Cheapies 46 Plymouth 4 dr $ 99 48 Ford 2 dr..... $ 99 49 Hudson 2 dr...$ 99 '49 Buick Sedan. . .$199 48 Packard 2 dr..$ 99 49 Ford Clb. Cpe. $ 99 ‘41 Ford Cpe .....§ 79 48 Nash 4 dr. ....$ 9 ’48 Stude. Cl. Cpe. $ 99 48 Hudson 4 dr. ..$ 99 "39 Ford 2 dr. ....$ 49 ’46 Ford Clb. Cpe. $ 99 48 Olds 4 dr. ....$199 48 Chev. Clb. Cpe. $ 99 Trucks "51 Ford % T. Pick $544 "51 Chev. 2 T. Trac. $299 53 Ford % T. Pick $699 53 Chev. 2 T. Trac $699 52 Ford 2 T. Dump $699 49 Dodge 12’ Plat. $299 ‘32 Ford 4% T. Pick $644 34 Ford % T: Pick $944 52 Dodge % T. P. $699 "48 Ford % T Pic. $299 "49 Ford % T. Pni. $199 51 Chev. % T. Pk. $499 4 Woodward , FORM Ravin ~ ~THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. Sd I7, 1955 Te: FIFTY-NINE Bandit Takes Risks s lower aA, of =i aly S CHRYSLER go} >a -fe]-7-Bale], | USED TY SETS $10 to $15 Down $5 Week HAMPTON - TV FE 4.2525 825 Wee Heuren Se. 3 TIMES FASTER for r GAS on Stomach ie one minute as moon eas da tablets. leans today fast cneae coe Be -- Today's Television: Programs - - Channel 2—WJBE-TV . Channel ¢—WWJ-TV Ceoannel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS "Childhood." can .” (9) Capt. Video. Adventure. (4) Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. Search. University research Projects. ; 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) News. Paul Williams. 6:38—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re- naldo, Leo Carillo in Western adventure. (9) Capt. Z-RO. “King John.”. history story. (4) Liberace. Piano impressions. (2) News Ace. 6:45—(2) Weatherman. Dr. Ever- ett R. Phelps. 1:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppets. (9) Abbott and Costello. Comedy. (4) Wildlife Adventure. “South Texas Wildlife,” “Flame Birds.” (2) Featurette. 7:15—(7) My Story. Drama. 1:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Ranger aids courageous newspaper wom- an in fight for honest election. (9) Million Dollar Movie. “Lady With a Lamp.” (4) Dinah Shore. Musical tour of Mardi Gras. (2) News. Doug. Edwards. 1:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane Fro- man. Jane sings in Las Vegas setting. Brady in ‘Tangier Lady.” (4) Bet Your Life. Groucho Marx quiz. (2) Star and the Story. “End of Flight,” drama. 8:30—(7) T-Man in Action. Clever smuggler sells cheap jewels to gullible New Yorkers in “Cas® of Princely Pauper.” (4) Jus- tice. Neighbors torment innocent family of teen-age murderer; seek help of Legal Aid lawyer in “House of Hatred."’ (2) Shower of Stars. Shirley MacLaine subs for ailing Betty Grable. Harry James in ‘‘That's Life,"’ musical revue in color with Johnny Ray, -Larry Storch, Anna Marie Alberghetti. 9:00—(7) Star Tonight. Edward stars as doctor who (2) The |: 8:60—(T) Jumbo Theater. Séott | ture Academy. Joel McCrea. Veronica Lake» in ‘“Ramrod.” (4) Dragnet. Sgt. Friday traces | car lot. burglaries through | singer, Peggy King, guest star, | ri new song, “Any Ques- an Theater. “The Dover Road,” comedy of eccentric man who stops eloping couple so they can see each other under bad conditions, with Jdhn Cromwell, Leueen MacGrath. (4) Theater. Larry Parks plays American flyer in Indo-China in ‘“Tomor- row We'll Love,"’ with Nicole Maurey. (2) Four Star Play- house. Charles Boyer as man who finds his new wife has three teen-age youngsters, a large dog and fierce cat in “The Wild Bunch.” 10:60—(4) Video Theater. “‘The Copperhead,” drama of Civil War with John Ireland. (2) Pub- | lic Defender. Bart Matthews in- vestigates case of meuibehaled accused of trying to murder fel- low worker in ‘‘The Big Steel.” 10:30—i7) Ella Raines’ Show. Janet Dean, registered nurse, and the ‘‘Lewis Case.’ (2) Fa- vorite Story. “Heroism,” drama introduced by Adolphe Menjou. 11:@6—(7) Soupy'’s On. Variety. (9) National News. (4) News. Wil- Hams. (2) News. LeGoff. 11:15—(7) Mystery Movie. Film TBA. (9) Late Feature, Myrna Loy in “Dangerous Age.”’ (4) Call the Play. Sports. (2) Miss Fair Weather. 11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with Steve Allen. Georgia Gibbs. guest. (2) Big Picture. Armed Forces review. 11:45—(2) Weathervane. FRIDAY MORNING 7:00— (4) Today. (2) Morning Chow. (4) | 9:00 — (7) Breakfast C1! u b. Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler. 9:30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. 10:00—(7) Wixie Wonderland. (4) | 1:30—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. (2) /2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. 10:30—(4) Way of World. ' 10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. | 11:38—(2) Strike It Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) ‘Aim of Station Ethel Merman May Star i in New TV Series TV. Studio _ |A-Blast in Color Betty Grable to Miss Show Tonight Because | of Leg Strain NEW YORK (INS)—Songwriter_ Jule Styne fell upon a profitable TV title and framework for spright- ly nostalgia. “Show Stoppers’’ is the name Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant Lady. 12:18—(2) Love of Life. \12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather. Your Nest. (2) Search for To- morrow. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:0)— (7) Charm Kitchen. (4) ’ Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces Life. notion and CBS will turn it into Merman. Miss Show Biiz herself. Has anyone ever pointed out that the TV “academy”—anot the film, or “Oscar” outfit—getting | all the publicity actually has ne 1:15 — (4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road of Life. Ladies Day. (9 All About Baby. 2:15—(9) Frank Conners. 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (4) Jean MéBride. (2) Art Linkletter. 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Friday) Matinee. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Payoff. 3:15—(4) Golden Windows. 3:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) Bob Crosby Show. 3:45 — (4) Concerning Miss Mar- lowe. 4:00—(T) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. — (4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. 4:30 — (4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your Account. . 4:45—(T) Rickie the Clown. Modern Romances. (4) &:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Johnny !spirational stripe will be filmed. of the United States and is very Jupiter. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) R. “| Lewis. 5:30—(7) Jungle Story. (9) Howdy WXYZ. Lee ite CKLW, Eddie Chase PON, Gerenade CKLW, News, Hom WXYZ, My True Story wants to kill his wife in “Con-| Ding Dong School. (2) Garry| Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) cerning Death.” (9) Motion Pic-' Moore. . Pirate Pete. Today's Radio Programs Pregrame furnished by .ctations Usted tm this columm are subject te change withest ectice Wm, (208) CRLW, (900) «= WW, (880) WOAR, (1190) WXYZ, (117) «©=66WIBK, (100) = WON, Chee) TOomOnT 10:00—WIR, 2 :18—WJR, Melod KLW, mess Soi aatea Eo™ wm moves | Siar Bex dares News , lage ha CKLW, Good Neignier Cip| WCAR News, ware Wattries, McKone CELW Vana Kures WPON. gammy ye WPRON, News. en 10:13-—WW, leeve 0:46—WJR, Pete & Joe i Ma Perkins so WAYS. Top of Tes WCAR. Temple Academy CKLW : on 10:00—Ww arth oat “a eee Wwi McBride. Peale "CRLW. Eddie’ Cantor echate 1:45—WJR, Guiding Light Not even NBC, which will ‘ete cast its prize-giving ceremonies, will attach official significance to it... in other words—e private promotion. ... | ABC-TV dropped its “This is Your Life’’ type of documentary about the country’s six top hoodlums 'But deny the legal restraining /moves of Jake “Greasy Thumb" Guzik of Kefauver hearing fame had anything to do with the de- cision. . tha Raye's very fast and* f | dos. | Fat Jack E. Leonard moved like | a funny, frantic lightweight for all ‘into 30 minutes. . Father Keller's wonderful “Christophers” researched so much material about George Wash- ington of a spiritual character that !four more half-hours of the same Several top stars have offered to star in same; the first one will be | shown all over the U.S. before Washington's birthday. Betty Grable's sprained a cancels her off tonight’s “Show a series, probably starring Ethel; lAlly of U.S.—Alger - | best in history.” + Noon Ralgion | in Public School | ‘Hit by Legislator | LANSING \—Decision of the Bangor School Board to allow vol- | ‘untary religious instruction during | the school noon hour drew condem- | nation on the Senate floor yester- | day from Sen. Charles S. Blondy | (D-Detroit). Blondy called it an Ray atv gr! intrusion of religion in the field of government” and said both the | a compel children to attend school | and then they have to listen to re- ligious instruction because it is the lunch hour and they have no place else to go. This is a consolidated school.’ : Blondy said he favered religious - training for the young, but argued it should be confined to the church and home. Belgium Strongest ; secretaries, music | permit only lawyers and persons | Ubrarians, camera assistants under 70 years old to run for the ‘circuit bench or the Supreme || Drovectionists, also TV serv- _ Court. if tionwide placement service. The resolution was seen as an. Do not answer unless you outgrowth of a conflict in Berrien are sincere and ambitious. County last November, when a] state your age phone num- |nontawyer ran for the circuit | bench. home address. For complete The resolution would have to be information rs at the April election before becoming effective. It would not WRITE N.B.S. affect judges now in office. ; Assessor Appointed Television Training MEN-WOMEN pp qualifications for Circuit and Su-, | preme Court judges. i | Training Box 14, Pontiec Press CLEARANCE! DETROIT w—Beigium is Amer. ica's strongest Euorpean ally, | Fred M. Alger Jr., U. S, ambas- | funny | sador to Belgium. said here last frolic was her ex-hubby Nick Con-/ night “Belgium is in wonderful shape | | both economically and politically,” | Alger reported, “And our associa- tions with the Belgians are the Alger, former Michigan secre- | | tary of state, is en a week's visit | | te his home state, He said Belgium can be counted /on to back staunchly any position | taken by the United States in the Formosa situation. “Belgium is a very close ally tensitive to every move made by | this country,” he said. ae will return to Brussells Feb. Viger Switch Tunes | After pisos Morathion | nouncers at radio station WNOE Ettiott and Bill Stanley, staff 25 Used Sets | Famous Makes! reed $4 O95 From , WALTON RADIO and TV 1430 Joslyn, Corner Walton FE 2-2257 SAVE on these FACTORY | CLOSE-OUTS eos swm, olds ene News wron. Piper ral ‘wwo, Rowe Memetena his admirably normal fun. 4 Fe 4y, Fe —_ 5 Fe a sri, Mere, eae tee ee | News, Rady Jack Benny's tamous blue eyes Hospital Board Eying : 2 Ft. : , 1¢:30—WWJ, Pran Harris WPON. Sports WPON, News, Musics WxYZ wn ring Ste was ee will be colorcast March 6. Unpaid Pledge Suits 1 u @porte Final organ “WxYe. Yneresays huste ws. Be Mayer we (ee "wwa. 1 Jones Standby, Musie coum Canine doubles ber = IONIA Uh—Faced with a short- WPON, art Ven Demme CKLW. Muse 19:0 —WWi, Brook the Beak WY: Martin = radio shows starting ace of $43,695 in pledge payments wwo) “OxLW. Mckdler WCAR, Gong Parade WPON. Chub Mall pert trustees of Ionia County Memorial | RXTE Red @eance terri cree ne | me wa arti Dee | oe ace Theeiee ie | eas mand % Qed out it ey | Siew. Net Kesey 1 amit mommve | kw: Range, Osa | Weak ‘marmear Wan | COsteye Talent Seoute open has money they pledged to building the PRICES . ¢:30—WJR, Agrielt. Voice rascareg oa sro wnae| “er Setuareet| SSG Reet Hay | “Pat Reataris"Urs* [teen shown a week late on the MOSCA . 1s WXYZ. Bd Mec poet in i The ve authozied SLASHED! 7:38—WJR, Choratiers Gaen: Ocatha bangs | US KCRLW. Rows WCAR. via kinescope, meaning win- | trustees ty ) Companion ners of his scouting have been) | Atty. Douglas Welch to investigate ww, Morgan Beatty WPON, Egan WPON. Hymn Time 3:15—WJR, Aunt Jenay ve guten Gnete heard on the air before their win- what legal action may be taken. Tj Recessed tubs, in choice and ELE CTRI c Cc re) CaLW. er = — oe 2 oO Ow Peress Pays” = "WW. Pepoe ot ning performances on the radio-TV They said $43,693 is due from more of white or colored. Crate Up ze 7:43—WJR,_ EB. A. Murrow re da ee ware. —_ JBK, Don McLeod air. That'll end now, with “hot, than 300 Ionia County residents marred. Save, had to buy 825 W. Heren = FE «44-2525 Ey Te Ee 1105—IR, teed Mall WPrON, Sie recs ao Gai —— Knescopes” putting the ee Se Sado eee We Accept 8:00—WJR, Suspense 1:90—CKLW Terence O'Dell | iW WIR. Rosemary | pe Ra jan jow on the same night. low — “ew Trede-ins = Frcypest WCAR, Coffee < ewan ct ae Ww Backstege wie Trustee winters Hawley said ne prices oe Hew). Hove we Ww. News toe oa Columbus established the first Payment pn was received on! 8:15—WXYB. Show World | Was. WPON Sports, News Spanish colony on the mainland of some $23. pledges. Watch Soe rset oa WPON. News 4:13—WW, Stella Datlag | the New World in what is now) The hospital was opened in Oc- Double 2133201NKS WCAR. News 12:15—WJR, Parm Roundup | WCAR. Talk Sports Panama in 1502. | tober 1953." Compertment ie eee Pontere News ae. Paye Eitsabeth WPON. Club 14@e _— _ Pe Senn’) _ eee waste, ad owt | BEAR esa cine | SPAR, ang tet © Wine lenis joa ee WCAR, Coffee WPON. Luncheon Music wCAh. Gon 9:00—WJR, «. Clooney a a exta B eS 4:45—WWJ, Woman in House 3 5 6:30—WJR. Music Hal) oun. eal ep? CKLW. Nowe Wright ; WXYZ, Serenade Room 8:43— WWJ), News WCAR, Harmony Ha!! Stein- $:00—WJR, News WCAR, Radio Revival CKLW. Eddie Chese WCAR, News preet 12:48—WXYZ, Charm Lady WPON, Farm 9:18—WJIR, i. oS snes "wes Minute yeaete — _— WPON, News, Serenade Have W, News, Muste FRIDAY AFTERNOON 8:15—WIR, Music R. Pianegan WJBK, News, T. George 1:00—WJR, Life's Road WWJ, Jim Deland Sree | eeu. | Fee | AS are i FE 4.1 15” W Reeuler 995 $24.95 ; C&v TV Pontiec 993 Mt. Clemens | ’ Witness Saw ter he attended a police showup | a LL Soprano S Illness Sy says fee Scene tt Picked Merkouris trom & ee —————- Changes Opera Bill | ws wcnss a mayee SAVE pene ew @—A third pros nae sarah ry |Sition_ witness has denied 2 U.S. Actresses Will Stor oven Pp eri R E 52 Gel. Hot Water illness of Italian soprano Renata|saw leaving the eerutice shews in Wilder Play in Paris Electric Heater Tebaldi, scheduled to sing the title | operated by Merkouris’ ex-wife the; NEW YORK w — Helen Hayes 6) Tine ate ‘etrpotan Opera [ate sass eT Second betband and Mary Martin wil go to Pais oO . ; i » | were in as ns : UNBELIEVABLE . . (| resulted in a switch to Puccini's! yserkouris, 43, formerty of Grand panda et ae 1 Yeor Guarentee — RCA License = Chrome Feucets end A new picture tube in lene boot -|their murders’ and now is being in the Salute to France program || 12” Ty PIC, TUBE 11.75. exch. styles. Colors in blue, your set. Miss magal polar an the —_ odie rosin thes his former ‘ sponsored by the Ameren Na- 14" TV PIC. TUBE 13.75. exch MONEY fon, o ONLY $495 alice corals Gaus het ots ae! Pea Yous sta wes ee 16” TV PIC. TUBE 15.75. exch. S = ivory. Costs never had sung ‘‘Tosca” at the whose shop adjoins the ceramics eee eee 17" TV PIC, TUBE. 16.75 exch. DOWN 9 95 well eeas the |e ‘shop, told a Superior Court sary the trip after conferring last night /| 19” TV PIC. TUBE 18.75 exch. 1 Year wey TY Service I The management, with a sellout | yesterday he saw Merkouris at the “ith Robert Whitehead, producer 20” TV PIC. TUBE 19.75 exch. ea ’ w, end PENNWAY audience eager to hear Miss Te-| scene of the shootings and that la- of the. Thornton Wilder play. 21” TV PIC. TUBE. 20.75 exch. to Pay! hepeeeed i ich an pesaeicd Television / TERLAtene ibe. Electrostatic Tubes $1! more each. ts W. Bares vB 8-0rn . INSTALLATION ... $9.95 — (No Tubes Sold te Dealers) _ 3 WAYS TO BUY: 1. Coch —= 2. PHA, 3 Yre. to Pay — 3. Leyeway HOME CALL ony. oF AN Other Colle. 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Toe eee Trade in your old appliance (large or small) . : se alas - You name it, we'll trade it... and give you a healthy “tewsnee on sees you want to buy cowl We ws We must sarge a few exceptions on merchandise priced so low thet a trade-in allowance can’t be given. Hi DE-A-WAY Famous 21-inch BED ‘Table Model TV $99” ROCK-040CK CHAIR $ 39° BEDROOM SETS Westerns Peps Miltbitty Me Hit Tunes 17-JEWEL MEN’S WATCH Full 1-Year Cuarantee “9° i aes ‘ é ’ 7 =e , of f ' Phone Brend New | Weaekeee: FEderal Full me | = | (== 3.7114 sRas5 . 108 NORTH SAGINAW Schick ‘20’ Deluxe Shaver 3-Pc. Luiggoge Set 145) Lounge Chairs In Pairs 2 tor *49°° 444 i Two THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 17, 1955 ie : “te oe Upside-Down | mira past PLUS eetigeroner | Now! You Can Save 5100! Pn ee f commer!) oF Ee: Pe | Temaseanen | :. PAY ONLY..:. ,* Fy aTararat et i oowo apo! Erexs Trade In Your Old | teebox or Refrigerator and Pay Less! A freezer and a refrigerator — all in one! The refrigerator is at the top where you can get at fre- quently used foods easily. The freezer is at the bottom for less frequently used foods. Both have their own cold control. The re- frigerator has a full width freezer and convenient storage door with butter and cheese keepers! 11.4 cubic foot storage space! , - . 1 ae ‘wn : > ell . ~ , © Freezer Holds 125 Ibs. of Food aay Imagine! 32 bushels of food! Keeps food ot 20 degrees below zero until you wont it! pen ar emmemenaied ~ ———— Ss Admiral a .. Electrie Range Fall 40-Inch ed 2 | King size oven. New, exclusive ‘’Con- trolled Oven Heot Distribution.” Makes Kamired Electric baking, roasting easy ond sure. Control panel complete with appliance outlets, 30-Inch Range cooking timer, signal lights for oven and od | > | a surface units. Smokeless broiler. Deep well cooker. a Soe Glant size veg 2. | 46% wider than average! No crowding. Makes easy! : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 117, 1955 ____THREE WKC HANDS OVER $25,000 IN TRADES New °55 Admiral TV + + ‘: ; 3: iia : : 5 % Trade In Your Television... and PAY MUCH LESS @ New Side Tuning @ New Power Chassis @ New Clearer Pictures! Revolutionary New Automation Models You've heard the word AUTOMATION echoed all over America. It's the sensationally new ROBOT chassis enginéered by Admiral to give finer quality, superior performance, longer trouble - free operation. Instead of a complex maze of soldered wire connections, Admiral precision circuits are actually printed to remain unaffected by temperature changes that loosen hard-to-find connections which call for expensive repair bills. Admiral Table Radic AC -DC operation. All 9 standard broadcasts, Civil Admiral 3-Speed Automatic Radio-Phono Powerful Radio com. bined with Admiral’s 95 fabulous 3-speed Hi-Fi phono, Admiral 21” Console Our Price Is -Unbelievably Low $600 Weekly IN MAHOGANY VENEERS A beautiful example of contemporary furni- ture styling with giant 270-square-inch pic- ture on aluminized tube, powered by the mighty new Robot chassis. Has wide-range . FM sound system with high-fidelity inclined | Reaicain rea ed OGY speaker, The greatest TV value ever offered Technicians With Satisfaction at our low price. Guaranteed. Old Worn-Out . measure 30x49" $59°° smartness in your gigpav wae 40 with on amazing saving of $ wean rome: Beautifu to . \48'' tables open gers ee — resist heat, acid, alcohol, pow burns. Comfortably dded choirs in matc ing plastic covers. Buy now! | Ztor | SALE HERE’S WHAT YOU GET: 1. LARGE WARDROBE WITH DOUBLE DOORS SOLID % GENUINE RED CEDAR 2. GENUINE TENNESSEE RED CEDAR CHEST ir... *49” FREE 12 strong, plastic and steel Rangers, while they last, with each robe-chest purchase! BOTH. - FOR THE REGULAR PRICE OF THE CEDAR CHEST ALONE. , . SAVE! et © big saving! Open to 487, TRADE IN ARY OLD KITCHEN) SET AND SAVE EVEN MORE! tanerepctag Mattress Regular 34.05 Ma ching & box ae ne price + Rome sold te HO MONEY DOWN —— Bring in old Cabinet onl par oon on ari $795 utility cabinet. NO MONEY DOWN THE PONTIAC ERESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 | FIVE, WKC HANDS OVER °20, 000 IN TRADES BIG SELL-OUT Nationally Advertised DOMESTIC Sewing Machines Oe @ Floor Samples © Fully Guaranteed tone Make Sectional Sofas Both Only SE s31gQ : Enjoy the brisk beauty of Modern and the wonder- ALL NEW! ‘PORTABLES oreo tte re before ~~ fireplace - ethers Reg. $79.95 See ea ETS Money Downt SEB ERIS ‘TRADE IN ANY OLD COUCH, BED | ‘CONSOLES OR SEWING MACHINE AND PAY eS EVEN LESS THAN THE SALE PRICES SHOWN! | >69” | $ ii *; — oot ee) ail - it Fu: } “S| i ? A Each Piece May Be Purchased Separately! y, (ELIE 5-Pc. MAPLE BEDROOM GROUP YOU GET ALL THIS. Reg. $13695—SAVE 95 Expertly crafted MAPLE Bookcase Bed, matching 5-drawer chest and double dresser . . . beautifully $ finished . . . Graceful traditional Early American design. Comfortable mattress and resilient coil No Down spring included at no extra cost! Payment! | SIX ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 TRADE- IN DAYS AT WKC ! a Expanded Screen Table Model OUR LOW PRICE $453 Q°> The big screen looks like 21 inches instead of 17 and this new Emerson is power- engineered for the finest picture perform- ance and tone. Our low price includes delivery, hook-up by our own TV tech- nicians with full warranty. % Now Swivel-Console With Giant 21-Inch Screen In Blond, Ebony or Mahogany Cobinet 2 S189” PRICE : } 2° a Week! Amazing new swivel-base makes viewing a‘ pleasure from any seat in the room. Embodies new aluminized picture tube with 270- square-inch picture and _full- screen focus. Has side tuning controls and built-in long distance antenna. Full warranty, delivery, hook-up and adjustment included at our bargain price! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 | SEVEN, WKC HANDS OVER $25,000 IN TRADES SAVE EVEN MORE WHEN YOU TRADE IN YOUR OLD RADIO, PHONOGRAPH OR TV ‘60° Less Extended Phonograph Reg. 29.95 Play and ae SF SERED es Long Play tic case. Save ‘10° Records 20% to 40% off! new Emerson (Qi MAHOGANY LE Emerson Automatic CABINET C ONSO oo oes Reg. $199. 95 cocte ‘per esr (| | BO ae #29” lowest price in history. Emer- son is power-engineered for os finest picture pertorm- NQ DOWN PAYMENT! Save $ gee ‘ ance and tone. ne "20" Less 1955 Emerson _" Portable Automatic Phonograph Table -Redio Reg. 19.95 ES sy qs a = 7 - > | *40° Less APEX *:," AREO CLEANER Reg. $79.95 Mi seBqpos m Brand new genuine Apex E with all attachments. A savings you can't afford to pass up. No cash is », needed. Just add to your account — = He-Meney Dewn—Just Add te Your Acceunt! ~ DECCA Latest 10 TOP TUNES - Shoke Rattle end Roll by Bill Holey . Dim, Dim the Lights by Bill Haley Comets Heppy Otte The Elephent’s Tengo—The Commenders Peper Velentine—wMills Bros. . tn the Jailhouse Now by Webb Pierce . Um e@ Strenger In My Home by Webb Pierce . Meke Believe—Kitty Wells & Red Foley I'll Never Forgive Myself—Kitty Wells . Meledy ef Love by Four Aces 1 2 3. 4. 5. 6 7 8 9. 0 BRUNSWICK . pewses. Bolls Expertiy fitted ana & 93 drilied. While you wait! Men's — aes 7 eg Sua $5.9 SS ee i me g?5 OPEN FRI. NITE ’TIL 9 case. Plays all records all speeds, all FREE PARKING ‘CLE and permanent needle. PEITEGGTate Pe ee ete httii bade Pibiiitit i ee weil! i aE ea ' BIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, : THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 NO DOWN PAYMENT... EASY TERMS ! FOR ONLY 392 OMNCS SUBIC? TO Guanes ? Wee none: Pull cr Twin Size « Matching Bex Spring Same Low Price ‘NO MONEY DOWN SALE STARTS TODAY ! Aad Coutinves for « Limited Tae Only! yes, even with much highe: higher price tags. Sale For the sxe ends March I, 1 So buy now the savings of a lifetime! pried All These Health and 1 Quality Features: Lee } ap abeec ant thon pao Valch ineulater pods reinforced with wire mesh “Perm-A-Leter” prevent “soll fect", proteng mettress He. 2 Cay teen ep ve era ae od with A ht Plemly butten-tufted. Tallered with taped seams; 4 handles end 6 vents. ©. cress oon Serengeti corms emt o es support end comfort, Mede by Serte Restokraft—Mekers of the smooth-top “PERFECT SLEEPER” ® Mattress TRADE-IN DAYS AT WKC ! BIG 3-PIECE JUVENILE SET e Sleepytime Crib With Springs © Beautiful Chest (Choice of Natural or Maple Matching Finish) © Innerspring Mattress 8-PIECE MODERN LIVING ROOM GROUP} New wide arm sofa and matching arm chair, two blond or mahogany tables AND matching cocktail table. TWO modern table lamps and TWO framed pictures. A real WKC value! amon $129" The Years Siggest Outtit Offer! Buy this terrific value now! Sleepytime crib with springs, and chest. Your choice of beautiful natural or maple matching finish. Crib springs adjustable to three heights. Crib mattress has innerspring unit! YES, GULY A SENSATIONAL PURCHASE COULD MAKE THNS B96 SALE POSSIBLE! F ¥ ‘he fa Mo * AMERICA’S BIGGEST LAMP SCOOP! BEAUTIFUL LAMPS WROUGHT IRON! Made te sell fer *40°° Made te sell fer *35°* Made te sell fer *30°* Oe IMG Sl cA ae ICN | <—— ~_ 44 Complete ee ES >i Bedroom OUTFIT *119°° Reg. $179.95 Value “NO DOWN PAYMENT-$1.50 WEEKLY A suite designed to bring ultra modern beauty to your living, a mattress set just right for sleeping comfort! Here's an outfit destined to fulfill your dreams of style and luxury at spectacular savings. The beautiful double dresser and bookcase bed Suite has a gorgeous platinum finish and is detailed with graciously indented: bases, routed line trims, silver-finished knobs, wood ferrules. Restful mat- tress and spring. WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-711° NOW, yours fer only... , NINE,__ DA a a ee ee ee TEN THE PON TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 117, 1955 SAVE ON BULOVAS Your Choice , Old Watch in Trade for a New Nationally Advertised Watch LONGINES , f Net One Cent Extra fer Credit $85 : cs Lave big Devito | eve S&S DIAMOND INTERLOCKING PAIR Exquisitely styled rings with sparklir genuine diamond. markable Ne Meney - Down Add te Account 10-Diamona eet s49°° ROYAL BETROTHAL Wedding Bands — — Solid SS cold SUD rer | BROS Lifetime Pair . y wh Bets $59°° OPEN FRIDAY fidiagy NIGHT ‘TIL9 i Dw, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-714 ere etitt Pei tit frit TH NO MONEY DOWN THe) | "SAVE ON ELGINS Allowance! 5 Ph $s 3 ) 75 No Money Down we Weekly Man’s DIAMOND RING Hand- i 4 =, -49°° PAY AS LITTLE AS 25¢ Weekly! PTESECENGTT ETE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 __ELEVEN_ TRADE-IN DAYS AT WKC ! SUN BEAM Demonstration, Days at WKC! Friday. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. gxSaturday, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. COFFEE and CAKE We knew you were coming so we baked a cake and-.we want you to have some, too! \ iam , A s Famous Samsonite Service for 6 Flatware 5 =F = O Luggage room 3 A95 , TYPEWRITER Choice of “a7 °° “Geceest 4 SSA _ STAND ——. Pre ene Remington, Royal or Underwood Famous POLAROID Portables - Highlander Camera FAMOUS ELECTRIC 10-Day FREE | _- KITCHEN CLOCK - Now Only $s 3 gg” Home Trial! Fameus Automatic Rotisserie Electric Corn Popper Packer, Sheaffer and - ay, Eversharp $ 95 Pen Sets © 4 - 53-Pc. Service for 8 score, 89D" Add te Your Account “TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 TRADE-IN DAYS AT WKC! COME TO OUR NESCO — COOKING Demons tration! FRIDAY and SATURDAY Feb. 18 and 19 FREE Cake and Cookies for Everyone! Deluxe Automatic Roast-Ryte You get all these exclusive NESCO features: Automatic temp- right thermostat. tlluminated jewel-light signal control. Dial- right adjustable browning vent. See-thru Prex window in ex- clusive flavor seal, polished aluminum cover. Adjusto-rack lifts and levels food for safety serving. 5-pc. chip-proof porcelain cook set, 93 D book of ‘‘Husbond Approved” recipes SAA om (Oe. ond cord set included. 10¢ e Dey ae mn NESCO ewe | FRYRYTE N “= ¢ - D F > Le" om 5 ae | sg FRY : FRY PAN surfaced (se feed San’ otek Gii-ahet Pay Only temperature contre! ... king-size, end. ; bad The orginal, electric deep that, changed America’s Gleaming chrome finish make the Mesce ¢ eating habits. Gleaming sterling chrome finish. Ihu- tures moke this Automatic Electric $e FryRtyte Fry Pen @ pleasure te own ond use, 10 Down . minated-color range selector dial for automatic con-- fun 0 lense toan and 0b ooh 10¢ DOWN $ 95 trol: EXCLUSIVE quitk- -empty * ser wad -size, 10¢ Down $ 935 1c A DAY yy | [10° a Day facta rT 10 8 Day - OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9—FREE PARKING Le nt i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 TIIIRTEEN | WKC HANDS OVER $25,000 IN TRADES —— ‘80 For Your Old Appliance im Trade For a New Philco PHILCO Automatic Refrigerator Regular $299.95 Not just automatic defrost... but the first and only fully zutomatic relrigeratior .. . no dials to set. . no manual controls... It thinks for itself Big 82 cu. ft. capacity =='ts THAN ORDINARY PULL-SIZE OVENS Regular $269.95 It's easier to use because it’s easier $ 95 | ! oD en to reach into and see into .. . and _ Trade gives you nearly 50% more front shelf Trade NO DOWN PAYMENT | space than mony full-size ovens. NO DOWN PAYMENT >» PHILCO Full Size Electric Range Includes New Speed Queen Washer, Wagon Deluxe Coaster Wagon Filled. With Soap! With Your New 1955 F a all FULL SIZE COASTER WAGON “2 FILLED With a YEAR’S SUPPLY = of SOAP! FOURTEEN _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 ~4 WKC HANDS OVER $25,000 IN TRADES PHILCO TELEVISION @ Any Way You Look at if... / “The Value of the Year! Complete Custom- ors chassis and famous Golden G rid for finest 21" picture. Finger Tip Tuning. Also in Blond, Philco 4113-L. 169° © The finest 21-in. lone be PHILCO 4006 ; Personal Portable Phono If Raced gry Five sensation Wiig! All quality Pio : sa and bbe. Pe iat play. Nothing y can match . ony SQ? “pREE—your sigaatore ta gold on Hd! Double Trade-In Allowance for Your: Old Squint Size TV Set New Swivel Base 21-inch Console ern living. Custom-styled cabinet turns on Swivel Base. price Also in Blond, Philco 4121-L. $969" All Philco TV Prices Include Federal Tax and One Year Picture Tube Warranty Complete New Customs tyled el ! 41 . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1955 FIFTEEN SLASHED TO A ROCK-BOTTOM LOW! ae . Early Birds will get these Wonder Bargains! Demonstrator, Crate Marred, Floor Sample, some new, some used — TV and Appliances going at Terrific February Savings. Limited quantities, some one-of-a-kind. AN Drive, Walk or Run... but BE here! , SAVE ON WRINGER AND SPINNER WASHERS FLOOR SAMPLE AND NEW GAS RANGES! SAVE! Nt ny WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114 _SEXTEEN TIIE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955 Nationally Advertised 3-Speed Phonograph Reg. 29.95 oe ae ) ate 8-Piece Sofa Bed Grouping Modes tn, recy ern ed $ BO TWO mahogany or blond end tables. TWO modern table lamps, matching No Money Down! _8-Pc. Maple Bunk Bed Outfit — amnesic $95 Complete with ladder, guard rail, 2 comfortable mattresses ond 2 feather pillows. No Money Down! =< table and TWO framed pic- HALLICRAFTER Console TV Reg. 249.95 od | 49°" Priced way below market. handsome mahogany finish new, console. Modern gold finish legs. Includes wartanties, Fed, tax, del. and hook -up. lron rit tee =25225 $]QQ*s budget - priced penaics automatic ironer. Model 850 Big'21” TV screen, auto- Reg. 299.95 oaict a one 319995 ful mahogany cabinet. . 30-inch GAS RANGE - Reguler 149.95 , ~ ‘89° d..3 : +a , , - | % Electric Blanket Complete Hollywood Bed Outfit New 1955 nationally ad- | Reg. 24.95 | Pep up a dreary bedroom! ) vertised 30°’ gos range. / B 2 tte natty = $y 4® 5 en Coren max 339° Priea is so low we can't tress and matching ber enten, reveal its name. Full or twin~ sie available. Rich colors. : No Money Down!