ra
ami-Bound bitin oe
Shiny '57 Modal,
Call Hundreds
— to Ci ty Auto Show By JAMES BINDER
News Editor, Pontiac Press
A chrome and enamel maze of glittering new cars,|
sleek lines” silhouetted against the gowns of pretty
hostesses, drew hundreds of area residents to a building
in southwest Pontiac last night for the opening evening
of the 1957 Auto Show.
-They arrived in such numbers, in fact, that show
planners revised earlier predictions over expected
crowds and estimated today that total attendance will!
be above the 15,000 foreseen at starting time yesterday
morning.
While searchlight beams danced across the sky, spec-
Collision Kills
the more than 30 new wien ee * ae ihealiaa
- Oliver’ Motor Sales’ new) ©
City Teachers service building, 40 Walnut
2 - Women Instructors St., touching, comparing)
and asking questions about)
at Longfellow Die in
Crash With Truck models on display. CRASHED IN SYOWSTORM — Shattered wreckage of a North-
te Pon Parsee and Boe ify to Get Hearing east Airlines plane lies of Rikers Island where it crashed and
ville, and the Buick Wildcat—to aS 2 Island lights ot LaGuardia, Airport, where pane took ff in
cli over. ‘jon Airline Service Pontiac was informed Friday
SESE FEE ncrease in. Benefits) m April 27 from the -Civil-Aeronau- wont aeeiare
(Fescsce 3. Sought by AFL- ClO
of soleil anehd 68 a. Choviehes Michigan cities 5 oo mae = a
Pe St. killed instant- meeting of the Michigan ne :
ty, scoucding to the Albion Sher|BehAle. * Service Commi - MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —The AFL-CIO today set its)¢ iff’s Department. The two women] Oldsters chuckled happily over a/terday where John W. Dregge, sights on a federal guarantee of two-thirds normal pay itop chief of the CAB’s routes and car- 1903 Model A Ford while five feet rier relations division, made the away a chromed Thunderbird V8 announcement.
lengine attracted a = of “ * «
'}serious teenagers. = The Airline Committee . repre- deputies women’, skidded ® * * sents outstate cities which have
le Ana Only éor a brief time did thejasked CAB to approve requests
swung into the path of his ve-
hicie, for a worker when unemployed—a plan already in effect
in some private industries.
A policy statement adopted by the AFL-CIO Executive
Council at its winter meetings here urged Congress to
require states to provide
unemployment compensa-| 1, its policy statement yester- tion benefits amounting tO/aay the council said state unem-
“at least 65 per cent” Of aipioyment insurance laws “‘con-
worker’s past fulltime earn-|tinue to be woefully inadequate.”|~
ings. » The statement was drafted by a
The proposed maximum benefit|committee headed by President
would be lithited to. two-thirds of| Walter Reuther of the Auto Work- In Today’s Sport Section ;
- . workers’ average weekly earn-|ers Union,
Teams Score New Victories. ™.""" * "°°"
Unbeaten Pontiac, 2nd ranked Class A basketball ;
team in Michigan, won its 9th straight by nipping
Detroit Catholic Central 63-62 last night. Walled Lake,
roaming stop — when the crowds|for passenger and air freight serv-
clustered at one end of the hall to/ice for their communities.
watch a precision dance demon- Dregge cautioned the committee
: get airline service, and that some
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) Nelson was returning to Bir-
mingham after delivering a load of
five cars on his double deck haul-
away. He was not injured.
Deputies said the dirt shoulder
of M60 at that point is six inches
lower than road level. Mrs. Zell
must have lost control on the slick
pavement, they said, in an effort
to straighten the car out,
The Sheriff's Department this
morning had not yet, located Mrs.
Zell’s husband, John, «who accord-
ing to neighbors left for a trip
to northern Michigan yesterday. must lend support to others. -
Mrs. Harpham had been a. first
. grade teacher at Longfellow School
for six years. Mrs. Zell was a vocal
. music teacher.
Nasser to Come Here?
CAIRO (INS)—The Cario news-
paper Al Ahram said today that
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel
Nasser may ve invited to-visit the
United States soon. 2nd in Class B ranks, also made it nine straight by
whipping Southfield, 92-48. For the complete prep
basketball round-up - of | last night's games see sports
me Iz.
See the sports pages Monday for the first installment
of “You're the Manager,” an off-season challenge about
what you would do in a tight game situation if you were ~
Under supplemental ‘unemploy-
ment benefit plans already nego-
tiated by unions with the auto,
steel and other industries, em-
ployers augment state jobless
payments to a maximum of 65
per cent of a worker's normal
take-home pay.
BENEFITS TO 39 WEEKS?
The labor group also proposed
extending to 39 weels- the period
state benefits are payable. The Navy Drought aircraft car-
rier Antietam, plus a half dozen
destroyer escorts, here for a mock
war games demonstration today
for the visiting labor leaders,
* * *
They were invited on an all-day
excursion at sea. Helicopters were
provided to ferry the guests out
to the eens a big none baseball manager.
Building Glitters With Sleek and Colorful 1957 Autos .
‘| |2 p.m.
(Detroit Was Cold Spot
|tures 5.1 degrees below normal,
Saud fo Stay
for More Talks
Amid Speculation -
WASHINGTON # — King Saud
of Saudi Arabia has decided to
peor aes his stay in Washington,
ntly for further talks with
8. officials on Middle East-
ern problems.
There was immediate specula-
tion that some difficulties might
with President wer.
But American officials said they
were certain this was not true,
t the talks had been going ex-
tremely well. A spokesman for the
King said the meetings have been
held “in an ‘atmosphere of warm
cordiality.”’
Such an stmosphere was pres-
ent last night at a dinner Saud
gave for Elgenhower at a down-
town hotel.
‘Saud praised the United States
for supporting the~ principles of
the United Nations in nsoring
“peace in the- world and _ self-
determination” -for peoples under
colonial rule.
Freezing Drizzle
May Come Tonight The U.S. Weather Bureau fore-
casts cloudy, light snow, and lit-
tle temperature change tonight and
tomorrow, with the possibility of|
occasional freezing drizzle mixed
with snow late tAs afternoon or
evening.
The low tonight will be 14 to 18,
while the high tomorrow will rgach
24 to 28 degrees.
Preceding 8 a.m. the lowest
temperature recorded in down-
town Pontiac was 16.
The mercury reading was 28 at
DETROIT #—Last month was
the coldest January in Detroit
since 1945 and nearly eight inches
more snow than normal fell. The
weather bureau reported tempera-
compared with 6.3 in January,
1945. Snow for the month meas-
ured 17.9 inches, compared with
a normal 10,
.
In Today's Press
Assure U. S. Officials?
have arisen in Saud’s conferences“
‘|and fired her home. She suffered Into Sea
kkk
20 Die in
x *&* *
GLOUCESTER, Mass.
—A six-jet Air Force B47
bomber crashed flaming
into the sea off this fish-
ing port last night. The
body of one of her four-
man crew was recovered to-
day by the Coast Guard.
The body was identified
as that of Ist Lt. Stanley
D. Jenkins Jr., 28, of Pen- ‘Giant Craft Hits Island
‘Shortly After Takeoff —
New York. City Prisoners
Aid Rescue; Jet Falls Flaming
x wk Ok
PLANE CRASHES IN PAST 24 HOURS
| ° * i * E |
Probably 4 Saga Crash
11 Die in Collision Over France
Pilot Dies as Jet Hits California Home ami-Bound Plane
kk
NEW YORK (#—A Mi-
ami-bound airliner crashed
in a driving snowstorm last’
night after taking off a
few moments earlier from
LaGuardia Field. At least
20 persons were killed and
only a handful of the others
aboard escaped unhurt in
the flaming tragedy.
Figures on the total num-
ST. LO, France #—Two U. S. ber of persons varied. The
Boston office of Northeast
-\Alrlines said 100 were
‘aboard; the airline’s New.
York office said 101 and
Air Force KB29 aerial tankers
crashed and exploded today: at a
height of almost three miles over
this World War II battlefield area,
te ® *
Air Force men and local authori-
ties searched the Normandy coun-
tryside in hopes of finding the
missing men. The two planes car-
ried a total crew of 15,
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (#—An
Air Force F84 jet fighter exploded|
and crashed into e@ home in this
=— as peninsula city last
4
“The pilot, Capt. Robert 8. Mul. FBI Joins Probes”
MIAMI (INS)—A “mercy
plane” left Miamt for New York
early today loaded with friends
and relatives of persons aboard
the Northeast airliner which
crashed late yesterday on Rikers
Island.
“the number of persons who took
advantage of its offer to fly
friends and relatives to the scene
free of charge, but'said the plane
was due at New York's La-
Guardia this afternoon.
accepted the offer of FBI chief
J. Edgar Hoover to join the
mushrooming
joins six other separate investiga-
tions under way. adem *
vehill, 32, from Luke Field, Ariz.,
was killed,
Mrs. Opal Wright, 56, jumped
out a window as the plane struck
leg and hip injuries.
x & tal at 103. Hospitals re-
ported caring for said sur-
vivors.
Police said that at least half
Flaming debris damaged several
= houses. (Continued on Page 25, Col. 4}
6 Weeks of Winter Ahead!
Promptly at. noon today,
eyes, Glen groped. for the
“Hello.”
It was a Press reporter c Shadow Routs Groundhog
Back to Cozy Cubbyhole the telephone rang at the
suburban residence of Glen Groundhog, peerless weather
forecaster and shadow caster extraordinary.
Rubbing four months of accumulated sleep from his
instrument and mumbled,
alling to remind ‘Glen that
lions of snow shovel-weary
readers are waiting to know
your forecast Glen,” the
reporter barked through
the phone.
“All right, all right,” Mr. Ground-
hog snapped, “I guess Vil have to
dig out my woolies and tfaccoon
coat and get outside for a few
minutes, But for the life of me, I
don't eoteemand why they pick on
me,
“For years I've been telling
everybody that this seeing your -
shadow business only works with
a true European groundhog, and
I'm not even distantly related.
| The FBI Story.............. 10
' Bailding News ..... 15 thru 22
Church News. ..,.....+.. 8, 9
County NewS......-..0000.. 23
Editorialg .......:5.cceeeees 4
Qembes 0.00 Siavsccvcesess 24
eg, en ROO COR ere At, 13
Theaters ............ 10,11
TV & Radio. Programs..... 30
re *s : aie : a Wilson, Earl,............... 3
ee ; : ‘ Women’s Pages 6 thru 7
5 \ St Pee _.*+ Pentiae Presa, Phote
sinaitd PAQON: <i. Shoes: Sage, to Shemale, 3 salads peeled 9 ook ade Mad dc Wk et Sc cae new auto exhibits entered by For! the Conventey , of Our Cort
background for’crowds-at the 195%«Auto Show, currently being held at Oliver Motor ( eight local dealers. The show began yesterday and “will last through tomor- | we have installed © lending, wae
Bales’ new service building, see came —— row evening. Ve anne OS oe eit ean-
» 4 pe
oo s +=
the day had arrived.. “Mil-
derground squirrel, But no, every
Feb, 2, they wake me out of a
sound winter’s sleep and want a
should have gone south for the
winter.”
So, while his shivering admirers
huddled around, Glen came out
of his burrow today suitable at-
tired and wearing sunglasses just
in case. He glanced around, spotted
his. shadow, omen of six more
into his subterranean ranch home,
turned up the thermostat and
climbed into bed.
-He was heard to murmur as he
dozed off, “There must be an eas-
“I'm really a marmot, ‘an un- 7 Ron tir ep
dicting wea: m Michigan.” 2. Friends Rush t toN. Yr
The airline refused to disclose
—New York police early today -
the survivors, who included. the.
Weeks of winter, then dived back lee
New York police set the to- |
forecast. My mother warned me.I ~
A
ot
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~ Sells Church Group _ Will -- Worship
in Isaac Crary Junior
High School
“The Christian anc Missionary
Adliance congregation will worship
in the Isaac Crary Junior High
School, S01 North Cass Rd., until
‘their new church, located at M59
and North Cass road, is completed
They held the last service at 178
Green St., Sunday.
_* * *
The Sunday *Schoo! unit of the
project is now closed in and work
en the sanctuary is scheduled to
begin this spring.
Services will be as follows:
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; wor:
ship-service, 11 a.m.; Alliance
Youth Fellowship, €:15 p.m., and
the Ey =agenene Service, 7:30
p-m,
Sunday School ‘assembly.
the gymnasium and classes will be
held in classrooms of the school.
The week night service will be in
the basement of the parsonage at
the new church site.
rs
-—
Ls
Sear
& ~ -men and women of the church are
_and Mrs. Bill Lampher, in Perry,
Lansing, and the Rev. Carl Edgar,
The former church .on Green
Street has Leen sold to the First |
United Pentecostal Church.
In keeping. with National Youth
Week, sponsored annually by the
United Christian Youth Movement
of the National Council of
Churches, the Rev. G. J, Bersche
announces that the following young
in training for Christian work:
Mr. and Mrs, Pau! Bersche, John)
Bersche, Duane Bigsby, Barbara/
Davidson, Yvonne Edwards and
Paul Hazlett.
Others are " James Hubbard,
Bernard. Wright and Pat Walton.
Those who have completed study
are now serving are Mr. and
Mrs. John Hazlett, in Pontiac; Mr.
Measell, Fresno, Cali.
“Mrs, Stanley Walaron is in Mc-
Allen, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. Neil
McDowell, Danville, Ind., and the
Rev.. and Mrs. Clair Nelson “in
- Worker Killed
-in Factory Accident and) |. preaching services will be held in?”
‘Left Homeless
- HARMONY — President Eisenhower and his guests, Defense Secretary and Mrs. Charles Wilson, are all smies in Washington
\ teday as they pose together before boarding the presidential plane
Columbine Ill at National Airport for a flight to Augusta, Ga.
»
AP Wirephote
Tha gredidant woe Satta jar tee Gabe At nt aad Slee
The Wie, Ore 2 4ee ek
Miami, Fla.
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ®—
U. N. General Assembly)
moved into a special weekend ses-|
sion today to push a plan to get.
Israeli troops out of Egypt and
maintain peace in that shaky part.
of the Middle East;
~*~ * *
But as the 80-nation body took)
60 Families
But Tennessee River.
Danger Lessens; Other
Flood Areas Dig Out
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (INS)
GM Employes Share
$216,255 for Ideas
Employes of three city General
Motors oa shared a, total. of
$216,255.09 in suggestion awards
during 1956, GM spoxesmen said
today.
The cash prizes were part of
more’ than $3 million paid to cur-| .
poration employes last year for GS
ideas to improve their jobs and
company operations.
Six employes of local plants re-
ceived maximum awards of $2,500
while another 17 were paid prizes
of $1,000 or more. A total of 3,264)
' suggestions were accepted.
Louis G. Seaton, vice president
in charge of the personnel staff,
says total payments for worker)
ideas since 1942 amount to more
than $29 million.
-|where the Tennessee river spilled —At least 60 families were home-
less in the Chattanooga area today
over and flooded low sections.
- e ®
However, authorities reported
the river had crested at 31.8 feet| UN. Broaches New Plan
to Remove Israeli Troops
-fsembly support. The plan's main
icenters of Sharm El, Sheikh and up the two-part proposal there
was no public sign of acceptance
‘from either Israel or Egypt. Both
nations must concur before the
‘plan could be put in operatiek;~
even if it gets the expectéd As-
‘points are:
1. Deplores Israel's noncompli-
solutions and calls for immediate!
withdrawal of Israeli forces be-
ene the = Palestine armistice
line, :
2 Requests both Israel and
Egypt to observe terms of the
‘armistice and endorses recom-
mendations of Secretary General
Hammarskjold for use of
.N, emergency force units to
keep the peace along the demar-
cation line. *.
® .
The resolution says that after
Israel] pulls out of the disputed
the Gaza Strip, observance of the
armistice requires the posting of
UNEF forces ‘“‘on the Egyptian-
Israeli demarcation line,”’
The plan was sponsored by the
United States, India, Brazil, Co-
lombia, Indonesia, Norway and
Yugoslavia. Disagreement with
the United States caused Canada
to withdraw from the list of spon- and that, barring a heavy down-
pour, the most serioiis danger’
was over. ;
“Other parts of Tennessee also
were hit by floodwaters which
earlier: in the week eaused 13
deaths in Kentucky, West Vir-
ginia and Virginia and forced
thousands to flee their homes.
Residents of Sevierville were
evacuated when the swollen Pig-
eon River inundated’ major por-
business establishments at. Fay-|
letteville, Tenn., isolated by the
surging = River.
* *
out from the mud and slime left!
by a flood termed the “worst in}
the history of the ayea.”
$2,500 Damage Done
as Fire Razes Home
Building and content damages’
caused by an overheated floor fur-|
bee blaze to the basement ceiling,
of a one story frame home at 71)
Mechanic St.
of the damaged apartment and,
Ellis Watts owns the home, ac-
The Weather
Fall U.S, Wea perene Report
PONTIAC AND — Consider
able pot gr a — ‘aah snow iach |
todar Seelens aud tomorrow. High today
4-28, low 14-18 High temer-
row 24 - 28, mais nerthwtst to wes
5+ miles per hour today and tenight.
Teday in Pontiac
Lowest ome preceding @ a.m...
At 8 am: Wind ‘ca
Moon ‘rises ounaay ato 06 am
: Downfews Temperatures
1
17 12 m.— 27
-.17 ip. m 28
6 ip. m 28
)
/ Friday in Pontiac
/ as recorded downtown)
ip temperature ......5...05 oe 28
temperature .. peses-- +19
Sioey soocetare ses eseeeers eee 4
Weather: Partly cloudy
One Year Age in Pontiac
SEPOn Dos nocenT 30
weet gaa SpApecrerrerrceare zs
ea poeta Snow 2
Highest and Lowest T Seneabares
/ This Date in Years’
/ SY ia 1903 5 ig 1 sees
tpena te * Temperature Chart ea
rs 3 Miami bal a
Ba sll BY a Orieans 82 “do.
em e New York 38 7
pr 77 a Omaha 29 «#615
et 18 Phoenix “an
19 ¥ 40 (25
18 “a ancisto 34 42
% B. Ste. Marie 22 §
i <7 wan City 0 8
“4 bY} eat % 22
70 62 6Tampe 6
- Romanians to Cast Vote
VIENNA (—Romania, .one of
the most tightly ‘controlled of the
4 Soviet satellites, will elect a new
frow. Only can-| Barry said that proofs of the, ia from the Sparks-Griffin Chap-
The Rev. C. George Widdifield; - Parliament tomo
i
appear on the allot. tions of the town, while homes and.
from a fire early this morning | sors, Canadian delegates said the
plan’ should contain more specific
instructions for use of U. N. forces
in the disputed areas.
The proposal was announced
last night in an atmosphere of
tension as delegates received
word of a shooting clash between
Israeli troops and Swedish soldiers
of the UNEF.
An official U. N. announcement
from Cairo said the Israelis
opened fire on the Swedes and the
iU. N. unit returned the fire. It
d there were no casualties, ance with previous Assembly_re-|_.
Sal
| An Israeli army spokesman said
later in Jerusalem an Israeli pat-;
{rol had mistakenly crossed into)
|U.N.-held Egyptian. territory and
Meanwhile, residents of hard-hit was fired on by a U.N. patrol. He
Kentucky and West Virginia dug! said the Israelis fired back and)
[returned to their own soil,
Mistake in Ballots
Forces Reprint Job
|
‘cording to Louis Barry, clerk. \
Barry conferred with Robert
|Montgomery, state director of elec-
Effie Crawford is the occupant tions, yesterday regarding an error
‘made at the printing company. The
‘error was made in the assembling) -
cording to firemen. jof ballots after the necessary rotat-
jing of the names had been made.
Kenneth Tracy, owner of the,
iprinting firm, said: “It was a’
‘minor error made during the
assembling of the ballots before,
the definite number
printed.”
ididates of the Communist - con-' jballots are being prepared to be el.
‘trolled People’s Democratic Front) sent to-each candidate in the town-/of All Saints Episcopal Church will
‘ship for his inspection.
This is one of a series of
Internal ene Service to h
Tax Retu: TO YOUR
’ In most cases you are allowed a credit against your tax of 4
| per cent of the dividends included in your income. Subtract 4 per
| ‘cent of the dividend income (after exclusion) from the total tax as
| shown on page 1 of the tax return.
You may be entitled to a credit for aw excess of pociai on se-
_eurity taxes paid by you. Usually, this situation will arise when
an individual has received wages or salary from more than one
employer.
If this be the case, add the excess paid in over ‘$84 to your in-
come tax withheld — 4s showrt, i
joint return is filed, ‘each Sporse must compete the credit sep-
arately,
(Purther 'nformatien on income tax nolan! f i a OS p avatiable| without charge
Your Income Tax
ternal Revenue Service office, 611, W. ree atticles prepared by the U. S.
elp you prepare your Income
CREDIT
n the tax withheld column. If a
4
Huron St. Phone FE 2-0208,)
_—
SERVICES TODAY — Funeral
services are being held today for
George™ Cc.
field Hills. Long
this area, Mr. Shepherd was one
of the pioneers in the field of
commercial art in automotive
circles, and was an. exceptionally
well-known figure in the Bloom-
field-Birmingham area,
Mrs. Alexander W. Ewart
Mrs. Alexander W. (Mabel Lou-
ise) Ewart, 78, of 64 Dwight St.,
died this. morning in St. a
Mercy Hospital.
She was born in Thedford, Ont.,
Canada, in 1879 to Mr. and Mrs.
| Edwarg Ryan and came to Pontiac
in 4972, She was a member of the
First Presbyterian Church and the
June Group of her church.
Mrs. Ewart leaves one son, Wil-
liam A, Ewart of Pontiac; two}
|grandchildren; a brother, John Ry-
an of Saginaw and four sisters,
Mrs, Elizabeth Dunwoody of Lon-
don, Ont.,
Traverse City, Mrs. Eva Joseph Mrs. Marian Burch of
of
Grayling and Mrs. Ruth Lubnau of
Casper, Wyo.
Friends may-call at the DeWitt
C. Davis Funeral Home.
Waterford Township will be)
had been William L. French
Recitation of the Rosary will be
at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Voorhees-
Siple Funeral Home for William
L. French, 50, of 58 Glenwood Bivd.
The service will be at 10 o'clock
Monday morning from St. Mich-
ael’s Church, where he was a
member. Burial will follow in the Due to an error in the rotation|Drayton Plains Cemetery.
of candidates’ names on the sree!
voters’ ballots for the Feb. 18 Mrs. Franklin L. Hedrick
nace was estimated at $2,500 by primary some 200 ahsentee ballots,
Pontiac Firemen, {for
Fire, reported about 4:30 a.m., discarded and reprinted today, ac- ‘Hedrick, 74, of 111 Oneida Rd.,
died yesterday morning in Ford
hespital, Detroit.
She was born in Hutchinson,
(Kan. on May 22, 188" and came to
Pontiac 17 years ago.
Besides her husband, she is-sur-
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy |
Beryl Baldgck of Pittsburgh, Pa.; a
[two grandchildren; and two sisters, '
'Mrs. Clara M. Wuest of Kansas
City, Mo. and Mrs. Estelle Lge
‘ton, Bell, Calif.
Service will be at 2 p.m, Mon-
lofficiate with burial in White
\Chapel Memorial Cemetery,
Selfridge Air Base
Wins Safety Award Selfridge Air Base’s 439th Re-
serve Fighter-Bomber Wing has
iset an Air Force record, it was
‘announced today. Z
The wing has won its third Fly-
ing Safety Award by: flying more
than 4,000 hours without an acci-
dent in the six months ending last
June 30.
It is the first triple winner in
the seven-year history of the semi-
annual ‘award and will receive
a bronze and mahogany plaque.
Most of the flying was done on
iweekends and during summer en-
campments, as the wing is made.
icivilian life, |
' Mrs, Franklin L. (Bertha F.)| ‘Sea Damages Liner
Off English Coast
ing seas in an English Channel
storm last night damaged the
gers. Most victims suffered only
-|minor hurts.
* €:. 2
caught in the violent storm be.
[fb feed ced at Pout & voyage from New York.
Arrest Two Youths
on Breakin Charge
Two Going Street teenagers
waived e nation in municipal
court and were bound over to cir-
cuit court by Judge Cecil McCal-
lum on a charge of breaking and
entering Kuhn's Auto- Wash, 149
W. Huron St.
Charles LeRoy Phillips, 17, and
Melvin Eugene Foust, 19, were ar-
rested by Sgt. Raymond E. Meg-
gitt and Detective James F. Bale
Friday afternoon.
Both are in the Oakland County
Jail because of failure to furnish
$5,000 bonds, They were ordered to
appear in the higher court Febru-
ary 11, Foust was arraigned Friday
and Phillips appeared early today.
They are accused of entering the
auto wash between 6 p.m. Wednes-
day and 8 a.m. Thursday and steal-
ing 15 cartons of cigarettes, two
boxes of candy-and $19 from vend- ‘Within 3 Hours \
_|the robbery, Sheriff's deputies re-
“Crowds See Displays “The: Day in Birmingham
1 ms Bandit cae Ne mn
Robber Gets $15,000
From Ohio Bank, Found
in Farmyard
_ MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio ® — A
holdup man who. got watkey ot
$15,000 in cash in the rob
ithe First National Bank bere this
morning was captured in a farm-
yard less than three hours after
ported.
Soe wot
The Morrow County sheriff's of-
fice identified the man as Donald
*) Butsch, 25, They said he gave his
address as ‘‘Pennsylvania.” Offi-
ficers have not determined the
home town.
Earlier, FBI agents who entered.
the case as soon as Busch was
captured had declined to identify
the man,
The robber had fled Mount Gil-
ead in an automobile after the
The man had walked from the
bank into a nearby alley and es-
caped in a Chrysler automobile
bearing - Pennsylvania license)
plates,
News Flashes - NICKELSDORF, Austria wm —
An- American student and five
other young Westerners expelled
‘from Hungary arrived in Austia
today. All had been held in Hun-
garian jails,
They were Richard Roraback,
26, of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., and
Einar Roos, 26, a Norwegian stu-
dent, arrested Jan, je Pomc while
helping Hungarian refugees
cross the border into Austria;
and four Brituns—Judith Cripps,
19, a granddaughter of the late
Sir Stafford Cripps, British La-
bor Party leader; Roger Cooper,
Communist East Germany after
a long illness, relatives here
disclosed today, He commanded
the German 6th Army that was
defeated in the battle of Stalin-
grad.
DETROT — The Detroit
Bank & Trust Co. plans te build
& new multimillion-dollar main
reported. The cost of the sky-
scraper is expected to exceed
19 million dollars,
Dies; Never Saw Movie
GRIMSTON, England w — Lor-
enzo Jasper Barnes died today—
aged 105—at his home in this Nor-
folk town in which he had lived
ing machines, a total value of $56. looked af television only once. office in downtown Detroit, it is |
all his life. Recently he said he)
never had seen a movie and had) BIRMINGHAM — City Manager
Harold K. Schone is a
man volunteer section of the Bir-
mingham Fire Department. The
job is being doné-at the request of|-
commissioners here,
One problem that faces the de-
partment is an attempt to arrange -making
study for the revaluation of a 16-| City Manager Studies
(Fire Volunteer Group
the volunteer group for assistant
coverage both day and night,
It is possible that two divisions
will be organized; one composed
of men whe live or work in the
city and are available fer day-
light calls, the other to be de-
pended uyen to sightlime emer.
gency. ~
at City’s Car Show
(Continued From Page One)
group coached by Dauec Instructor,
|Jackie Rae Voorheis.
(KILTIES PROGRAM
Display personne! were
wiping fingerprints from their
gleaming charges this noon when
seven ‘members of the famed
“Chrysler Kilties’* led off the sec-
ond day's program with 30 minutes
of bagpipe music,
A special children’s day program
was scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.
with the first of two marksman-
ship exhibitions by Lt. Lester: Coy-
kendall, Michigan State Police
pistol champion. ,
“Gallagher’s Acccrdion Band”
was to appear at 3 p.m., followed
by the senior group of the “‘Land-
0-Lakes Drum Majorettes” at 4
p.m. The aceordior unit's senior
‘group is scheduled to appear at
5 p.m.
Lt. Coykendall wil!
the stage again at 7 p.m,. appear on
fol-
Doors will open at 1 p.m. tomor-,
row afternoon; first acheduled|
event of the day will be a 3 p.m.
fashion show sponsored and con-
ducted by the Bloomfield Fashion
Shop. ‘
* * *
The show's final mejor event,
the coronation of “Miss 1957 Auto
Show,” will take place at 7 p.m,,
lagainst a backeround of orchestral
music furnished between 6 and 10
p.m. by the ‘‘Kimtoncs.”
VOTE FOR NOMINEES
The winner, selected from a trio
of candidates, will be chosen on
‘the basis of the number of votes
she wing at a special voting booth
maintained at. one end-.of the
building by the Women’s Auxiliary
of Pontiac General Hospital. |
The 10-cents-a-ballot charge lev-
ied to each voter will be given to
the hospital to aid in financing its|
thew wing, as will be net proceeds
of admission sales a the door.
Candidates for the title, each
of whom will appear at various
times the crowds, are Jo
Gi Caseade Ra.; Ja-
dith 2701 W. Huron §&t.,
win Ave,
Doors wil] be open to spectators
until 11 o'clock tonight and_tomor-
row night.
The show, the first of its kind
held in Pontiac in 25 years, is
sponsored by eight auto dealer-
ships belonging to the Pontiac
Retail Trades Assn. ——
oe
ae
CUTAWAY MODEL — A
sections by a giant knife, attracts
AMONG VISITORS — ‘The Rev. and Mrs. jup of 800 reservists from all parts Richard~C€. Stuckmeyer, of. 830 Menominee St.,
‘lof Michigan and every. walk of purchase tickets to. the 1957 Auto Show while their
son Jimmie — leahs over. for-a better
¥
te OP y:
Bel Air, which looks as if it had been cut in two =e hitb
*
1957 Chevrolet
a ring of view- an engine that
look at the new
Church,
still |
lowed by the dancing “Rayettes.”. | " Schone also has to decide wheth-
er or not the voluntary unit is too
Harge or too smal], and how it
should be fitted into civil aoe
programs.
He will also go dover minor
changes in the department's over-
all operation including leave days,
i uniforms and whether to coh-
firemen’s associations.
. * * *
Commissioners from ~Birming-
ham and Troy are planning a joint
meeting for Thursday, Feb. 7, for
the discussion of mutual govern-
mental problems.
Among the issues is the paving
of Derby road east of Adams;
Troy's purchase of water from
the Birmingham well on East
Maple road; widening. Adams
road north {rom Madison ave-
nue to the railroad viaduct, and
der properties.
* * *
Ruth Shain International Re-
lations Class again invites the
public to its 10 a.m. session Tues-°
day at the Community House.
Mrs. Shain said three reports
are planned for this week.
: Mrs, William Dynan will report
on the ‘Dilerhma of the Kremlin,"
Mrs, John Schram on ‘Saud of
Arabila — His Life and People,"
and Mrs. Cleveland Walcutt will
give a review on anthropology,
speaking mainly on tests that de-
termjne racial background.
* * *
John D. Paris
An active union organizer in the
‘Detroit area for many years, Joha
D. Paris, 44, of 205 Harold Circle,
Bloomfield Village, died Wednes-
day in Burbank, Calif.
The @ecretary-tréasurer of the
Laundry Workers Local 129,
which he organized in 1940, Mr.
Paris was active in the state,
county and municipal employes
AFL and the Building Service
Eniiployes International.
He -was“a former secretary of
the Detroit and Wayne County
Federation of La‘sor.
He is survived by his wife,
Sylvia; a daughter, Paula and
three sisters. Service will be held
Mcnday the Ted C, van
Funeral Home, Detroit, with burial
in age Olivet Cemetery there,
Just Doesn't Pay
— Not From Jail
“Tt doesn't pay to walk away
from the Oakland County Jail,”
said Undersheriff Elmer McQuern,
“and Jimmy Schyh_is a.man-who—
cay teil’ You so."
Schuh, 22, of 27375 Northwestern
Hwy., Birmingham, was sen-
tenced to 90 days in jail July 20,:
after being convicted of eontribut-
‘ ling to the delinquency of a minor.
The odd jobs a trusty is assigned
allows him to wander over a good
part of the jail.
Schuh was dumping garbage
from the gray brick building on
Wayne-street on Oct. 31 when he
tinue_required-memibersiip in (wo
zoning problems of several bor-
Don’t Walk Away;
oe tented
‘ing the sale is Forest Wood, of 330 S. Tilden st.’
“Dr. Stuckmeyer is’ pastor at the Gracé Lutheran decided he “didn’t like the place
anymore.” He simply walked
away.
Yesterday, Schuh was arrested in
Jonesboro, Ga. A check with the
teletype lists. of wanted criminals
ught extradition back to his
former home.
‘|Report $800 Damage
to Truck by Vandals .
Pontiac Police today are investt-
gating a malicious property de-
struction report concerning the $800
—— of a truck engine this
wee
LeLand Hunt, manager of the -
F. J. Boutel Company, 245 E, Wal-
ton Bivd., told officers someone
put abrasive material into a truck
oil inlet which mixed with. the oil.
The malicious prank happened be- Pontiac Press Photos
ers at the 1957 Auto Show. The shiny exhibit has
functions and wheels that turn.
Friday. ——
Waterford Lions Club
Hears Oakland Deputy
Deputy Sheriff Stephen Navarre,
Oakland County safety director and
head of the Oakland County Law
-|Enforcement Assn., was the prin-
cipal speaker at the Thursday
‘|meeting of les Waterford Lions :
Club.
His topic was ‘‘Traffic Safety.” ;
At the same meeting, John Mad-
doux, former president of the’ Pon-
tiac Lions Club, itiducted «four
members into the Visteriond club,
2 iBad-Axe Father of Six
|Dies in M25 Accident .
5 crossing
ce on M25, one mile south of Bay-
po
Quinn, a brother of Huron Coun
ty Deputy Sheriff Robert Quinn,
was returning from. his truck-driv- —
ing job in Bay City when. he lost
contro] of his car while passing ;
-\ another auto, r
>
cars. lining the a hall. Mak-,
tween 4 Pm. Monday and 8am. ial
=m, +
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grocery tres Cupnerd Ine eich een et ane en,price war yesterday and house-|Serda’s said it sold about 950
wives wound up with fryers atijers, 190 at the Idwest price.
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| “Mundt Defends
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By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Rise Stevens came downstairs-one recent
morning in a 10-year-old robe. Her heir, Nicky, who's ‘the
same age as the robe, looked at her with sonly distaste.
* * *
“If your public could, see the great. primadonna now!” a
sald.
His father, Walter Surovy, coached him. Miss Stevens
| knew she was being heckled. “Primadonna” is practically
| @ dirty word in their duplex in the East 60s, says the so-
| called Queen of the Met, TV star and glamour gal whom
| Harry Conover picked as one of the five most beautiful
| women in the world. And when somebody implies she
isn't a primadonna—she's flattered. .
“You think of somebody extremely unreasonable .. .
monds up to her elbows when
‘she plays ‘Carmen’... a big
paid claque ..
* * *
Miss Stevens was counting
‘the primadonna traits off on
iher fingers the other after-—
‘noon. dia-
x * *
Rise enjoys having
flowers thrown at her at -
the: Met, but she doesn’t
prearrange dl her hus-
band said... ;
Another thing about the.
primadonnas: they didn’t
‘bother rehearsing.
“Today you do, because
you want to be good.
People know so much more
about music now, thanks
to muste appreciation -Rise’s No Primadonna. |
.qNetherlands 6 European Nations
Agree on Tariffs.
BRUSSELS, Belgium — Rep-|
countries trying to establish a!
a tariff policy toward other na-
tions, They oe! not disclose de-
tails, |
* * *
Delegates from France, West resentatives of six West European}
common market have agreed on! ‘Revival Meetings
Slated Feb. 6-17
jat Baldwin EUB
The Rev. Byron E. Chapman will
(speak each evening except Satur-+
day at revival services to be held
at 7:30 p.m, from Feb. 6-17 in the
Baldwin Evangelical United Breth-
ren Church.
Director of youth work in the
field of Missionary Church Ex-
‘tension in suburban areas, he is
currently engaged as a missionary
Germany, Italy, Belgium, the
and” Luxembourg
ended talks on this phase of the
problem last night. They were
‘trying to reach a compromise be-
tween a French demand for a high
tariff on goods entering the com-
mon market from the outside and
a Dutch demand for. a low tariff,|
mainly on. raw materials,
x * x
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-
Henri Spaak, a-leader in the
move to set up the common mar-|
ket and to form an atomic pool, |
sid “it seems now everyone is
satisfied" with the tariff policy.
Find. Prisoner Innocent
in Alcatraz Escape
SAN FRANCISCO #9 — Floyd
Wilson,
Prison island last July.
Twelve hours later he was
found hiding behind rocks near,
the shore,
He was charged. with attempt-
a ing to escape.
Yesterday, federal jury
found him innocent.
Wilson had pleaded:
“It’s impossible to escape ‘trom
there. I can’t swim, anyway.”
classes and television. te RISE
| When Miss Stevens filmed “The Chocolate Soldier” at MGM
some seasons ago, they wanted her—for glamour publicity—
to be shown. sleeping on pink satin sheets, in the supposed
primadonna manner.
“Who could sleep on satin to begin with?’ : she asked.
* * *
Harry Conever's assertion on Ed Murrow's “Person to
Person” that “Rise Stevens is the epitome of a real female”
and that he’d like to have her as a model for his agency,
has cost her some kidding at their apartment—and also
at their home at Westhampton, L. I.
SERVICE”
You're the boss and I pledge you
clean, neat and friendly delivery of
coal. Delivering coal is my profession
_and I take pride in being the best in
the business. I'm not cocky about it and
always appreciate and use suggested
improvements by our customers. Call
me the next time you need coal and
give me a. chance to demonstrate
- really .good delivery servicel =
ntomsebersedaceel > a. +
BURNING
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Service .
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351 S. Paddock PLEDGING |
FRIENDLY | Her husband purchased in Europe a figurine of a prima-
donna.
This primadonna is short and plump with a Waist like a
tub and cheeks like pumpkins. :
= * *
THE WEEKEND WINDUP Sammy Davis Jr, admired Frank Sinatra's gold lighter, so
Frank gave it to him... The Charles
ughtons rented a
Greenwich Village apt.... Joé E. Lewis’ new romance is Joanie,
| Hurlburt, an El Rancho Vegas chorus girl\. . . The Virgin
Island divorce laws will be made tougher, by \order of Interior
Secretary Seaton. =
: * * *
The Rod Steigers are reported talking reconcillation—but
what about Diana Dors? ... “The Matchmaker,” the B’way
comedy, spent $70 to fly three empty candy boxes here from
London for props. (The producer sighed, “At those prices they
should at least have had candy in them.”)
* * *
WISH I'D SAID THAT:
people agreeing to change each other's habits.” "Frank (Dun-
hall’s) Malester. i
* * K
TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Rusty Draper thinks daytime TV,
otherwise be out driving... . That’s earl, brother.
(Copyright 1957, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.)
“If I find this on the table at breakfast, I know that Nicky
jet Walter thinks my tempirament’s been showing.” she said.
“Marriage is simply a case of two}
is wonderful—it keeps lots of women at home who might, attract attention to his plea for
parole,
About one-third of the popula- tion of the province of Manitoba,
Canada, resides in the city of serving a life term for)
murder, disappeared on Alcatraz)
|There was no disclosure of what
He said he was just trying to! for the Michigan Conference and
is building a tew congregation
in the Farmington area.
His suggested sermon subjects
include, ‘Preparing the Way of
the Lord,”’ “What Shall the Har-
vest Be?" “‘A Gospel That Cares,"
“Our Supreme Offering,’ “A Re-
ligion That's Divine’ and ‘The
Marks of Christian Discipleship.’
The Youth Choir will sing ‘‘God
of Our Fathers” and Sharon Trox-
lwell, Gary Miller and Karen Beam
iwill be heard as a. cornet trio
Pandey morning. British Defense Minister -
Ends Visit With Ike
WASHINGTON w —British De-
fense Minister Duncan Sandys
ended nearly a week of wide-
ranging talks with U. S, military
‘officials yesterday.. He planned to
leave for London today.
Sandys had a private chat with
‘President Eisenhower yesterday.
|they discussed.
During the week, he met with
Defense Department officials for
‘talks on such subjects as long-
term strategy, military situations
around the globe and possible co-
operation aimed at helping Britain
modernize its defense weapons.
Canceled Treasure!
GRIMSHAW, Alta. W) — Excite-
ment ran high in this Pease River
town when a bulldozer digging a
basement unearthed a large metal cept an invitation to testify be- Allison Leaves Tokyo ~ Mundt's defense of Wilson came
after the cabinet member denied
any intention of reflecting on in-
day there was a “sort of scandal".
involved when some young men
enlisted in the National Guard
during the K n War and avoid-
ed combat service.
The defense secretary said “our
criticism is not of the guardsmen”
but of a training system which he
said ig inadequate.
x * *
“\Wilson said. in a statement last
tional Guard and were. not mo-
bilized was easier than that of the
young men who were inducted by
+Selective- Service or who volun-
teered for the active forces’’ dur-
ing the Korean fighting.
said had been made by National
Guard units which were called
up and fought in the Korean War.
7 x * *
fly to Florida today to begin a
two-week vacation, When he re-
turns, he may undergo rigorous
questioning on his views about the
Guard. Chairman Brooks (D-La)
of a House Armed Services sub-
committee said yesterday he had
been infofmed Wilson would ac-
fore the group at: that time.
Wilson wants all new Guard en-
listees to take six months of ac-
tive basic training. The National
Guard favors an ll-week course
of training that could be fitted into
school vacations.
Mundt said in an interview he
agrees with Eisenhower that Wil-
son's remarks were unwise “‘be-
cause he indicted a “whole organ-
ization and not just some ele-
ments of it."
* * *
says on Capitol Hill," Mundt said.
his own bailiwick.”
American consumes upwards of
Winnipeg. safe, Police watched its opening.
Contents, cancelled cheques. - 42 bottles of soda pop per year. dividuals when he said last Mon-|
night “‘it cannot be denied that the
let of those who entered the, Na-
At the same time, he acknowl-
edged the “great contribution” he
Wilson. and his wife planned d to
“But Wilson ought to ‘be judged
on his performance at the Pen-
tagon, rather than-on what he
“Wilson is doing a good job in
Tt 1s estimated that an average Scot Traces" Eerie Voices”
to Hearing Aid
He t friends in to listen. of Defense Secretary | mey wee nothing, but Orr, who 7 . is partly deat, insisied be « did, He
WASHING A said some of the voic | Amer-
(RSD) ‘sald. today Secretary ot|lean accents and some ot the bab- Defense Wilson’ is “doing a good|ble’ included such phrases as.
job" and should be judged on his|“Roger and out.” The friends by what Mundt|Smiled tolerantly.
called his “mistaken” remarks, |_ Last night Orr met a U.S. Air +2 Force man at the hotel bar and
told him the story, The American
“Roger and out.”
The hearing aid was picking up
messages from the control tower
‘at nearby Prestwick Airport. Orr
‘said he will trade in the hearing
device,
Truck-Pushing Auto
ALTOONA, Pa, @—Ray Fleck
was having a little difficulty with
his light truck on a slippery grade
the wheels spinning furiously as
he slowly made his way up the
hill.
Fleck glanced ig his rear-view
mirror and: noticed a car imme-
diately behind fiim. He remarked ~
to his wife that it was “swell of
that guy to push me.’ ;
Three blocks away, Fleck net
into a service
motorist pulled in beside him and
said:
“Say, buddy, that car you were
towing broke away.”
It was then that Fleck discov-
ered his bumper had hooked onto
TOKYO # — John M., Allison
left for Washington last night after
nearly four years as U, §, am
bassador to Japan. He has been
nominated by President Eisen-
nome © bs eee ao
nesia. He will be succeeded here
ew of retired Gen,
Arthur *
Seek Clues in Deaths
CHICAGO @®—Police were back
in. the neighborhood of the slain
Grimes sisters today seeking
clues in their deaths. The mystery
nearer solution.
oe,
London financiers have extend-
ofjed a $2,800,000. loan to Auckland,
New Zealand.
|
| 4 7
i
1} DETROIT (®— One of the five
/#iwomen who sat down in Traffic’
FT PHONE |
‘prosecution witness James Cham-
pion, He picked the wrong one. |
The prosecutor’s office asked
and got a week's adjournment to}
find new witnesses.’ Witness Cross-Eyed
in Cross-Examination [Don’t Charm Prey
SAN DIEGO, Cal. — The myth
Ito the contrary,, rattlesnakes -do
jnot charm or fascinate. their prey,
‘She's. the defendant in a traffic says Laurence M. Klauber, snake
|case-in which she is accused of|expert of the San Diego Zoo. :
runing a stop sign with her car| He says that in most cases of
land striking another auto in whichjalleged fascination the prey fails
&@ woman was hurt. to escape because the rattler has
“Which ‘of the five women was struck “it before the chestver's
Mrs. Rice, the defense. asked arrival on the scene.
NOTICE! VETERANS OF =r
_ WATERFORD: TOWNSHIP You Must File: Your Application for Tox.
Exemption Before February 15, 1957.
For Form or Information Call at the
‘Supervisor's Office
4995 | West Huron Street |Court.was Mrs. Margaret Rice -*
land they all looked like Mrs.
| Rice,
: Lloyd Anderson, bapeier "L. Caimpbell Wernet
Thatcher, P atterson & Werne /
- PONTIAC’S OLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY
(Established: 1889)
Mr.MacT.
as manager
Jr. } & Takes Pride in
Announcing the
Appointment of
TIRE
ACCIDENT & HEALTH
GROUP DEPARTMENT _ In order to provide this
additional service for our
clients, we have moved
new and larger offic
New Offices
711 Community National
Bank Befding *
~ Pontiac, Mi
One Floor Directly Over Old
Locditi
1935. Dime Bldg., Detroit, Michigan Whitfield of the new
nd
on, Carleton C. Patterson
Didn't Have Drivery ~
station. Another —
a parked car a half mile away, |
by Douglas MacArthur II, a —
Douglas Mac- ec
of how they died appeared no ‘
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CIRCULATIONS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957
“Fun While it Lasted -Prerre Pousape, the ranting agi
tator whose party a year ago won
52 seats out of 596 in -France’s
Nationali Assembly, was soundly , quarter of Britain’s population
“move to Canada. The United
Kingdom has a population of 50
million, but grows only enough to
__ feed $0 shin: me rent has to be
imported. ; =
“ ‘“. * x
Paradoxically enough, the refu-
gees from Egypt and, to a lesser
extent, the sudden increase in emi-
gration from Britain can be attribu-
ted to thé Suez venture.
Ear supper (dinner) early..and.
don’t take. on any. nourishment -be-
tween then and bedtime, and you'll
be hungry enough next morning to
want to get up.
* Even granted that “It takes all
kinds of people to make a world,”
why is there so large a surplus of the
eas kinds? .
GLactERS are moving southward
at the rate of one inch a year: ee
Se at OS IM
a Me
ge
PRILTEPT ELE ey 4
beaten when he himself ran in » :
~ by-election last week.
xk 2 *& /
_ Pougape came in last jn a
field of four, getting orily 6.4
per cent of the 319,000 votes.
The extent of his defeat shu'ws
the rapid decline in public ‘ap-
peal of his crackpot movement.
A Moderate, JuLren Tarprev,
was an easy Victor. ;
a wy -& *
Even more significant was the
small Communist turnout, only half:
_&s many voted as a year ago in the
a, Ageia. general election. This could be at-
tributed to Red actions in Hungary
ac. °F
Only a year ago Poujadists won
two million votes on a “don’t pay
any taxes” platform. His follow-
ers quarreled among themselves
and only 35 of his deputies are
_ now in the Assembly. It will be
and disappointing if
the Poujadists stage a comeback.
“Ty att diseases were wiped out,
people would live forever,” says a
writer, Oh, no, they wouldn’t. In the
_ course of time they'd become bored
to death with one another and with
themselves. __
that’ speed mania hasn't carer be-
‘come universal.
The People’s Business:
Closed Records
U. of M. and MSC Refuse
to Reveal Salary Data
By ROGER LANE
LANSING—A distinguished aewepager
executive who appeared on the Michigan
State University campus last weekend
talked to the Michigan Press Association
on the subject “Your Newspapers ‘Are
Watchdogs.” ”
x * *
To make his point, Basil L. Walters,
executive editor of the Knight news-
papers, spoke at some length of how the
Chicago Daily News cracked the Hodge
case in Illinois, and drew some conclu-
* sions.
The Hodge case involved exposure of
of huge thefts of public funds by Or-
ville E. Hodge, then state auditer.
Estimates of his take have ranged from
1 to 2%4 million dollars.
The Daily News uncovered the stealing
last summer. One of its reporters found
the evidence that started Hodge on the
way to prison in a persual of vouchers in
Hodge’s own files.
x *« *
Said Walters: —
“One of the big lessons in the Hodge
case to us is that as the eyes and ears
‘Tue countries of the Middle East
are high fortunate in having all that
oil, and consequently in having the
major world powers competing for
the privilege of “protecting their
_ interests.”
Refugees and Emigrants
The “Egyptianization” of Egypt
goes on apace. Some 7,000 British
subjects have been ordered out of
Egypt, 3,000 of whom vienly have
reached, Britain.
sk
They are in almost as dire
need as the Hungarian refugees. |
- Most of them have lived in Egypt
all their lives, notably Maltese,
and many do not even speak
English. All have lost their
homes and property as did the
French and the Jews who also
were cape os .
ko * The few engineers and technicians
among them, mostly native: Britons,
will have little trouble making an
adjustment. But to many, Britain is
a strange land. They are being
housed in government hostels and
processed in an effort to find jobs
for them.
The Labor Ministry ‘pointed out
Moog whereas the Hungarians “are a
problem of the whole free world,”
~~ these British subjects are the prob-
Jem of Britain alone and are in ad-
dition to Britain’s quota cf Hungar-
dans and others.
a oe
On the other hand there is.a huge ».
increase in the number of Britons
leaving the Old Country for Canada,
Australia and New Zealand. High
taxes, housing shortages, controls
_ and lack ¢ of Gpportanity have spurred
wow #/
After World War “11; Prime
“Minister Churchill urged that a
of the American public, we must question
every appropriation: of public funds and
follow through to make certain these
funds are expended for the sole purpose
for which they are intended.
LOCAL VIGILANCE
“And it is jus§ as important that each
of us in our own communities keep vigil-
ance over the expenditure of county, city
and school funds as it is for all of us
‘to share in watching state and ee
government.
* * *
“A very wise man told me once that
if you watch the pennies, the dollars will
takes .care of themselves,” he added.
In broad terms, Walters’ talk raised
the question for his listeners of whether
a newsman in Michigan can readily get
»#ccess te payroll and vouchers records
to follow the Walters’ prescription for
keeping tab on sperding of public funds.
Certainly, it’s an easy matter in the
executive department of government on
the state level. The auditor general, who-
writes the checks for most agencies of
government from vouchers. they submit,
keeps his files open. =
ee .
However, the auditor has nothing to do
with expenditures made by the state’s
two largest educational institutions,
Michigan State and the University of —
Michigan, which follows more restrictive
policies.
‘DIRECTION, CONTROL’
The State Constitution says that the
elective governing boards of the univer-
sities shall have “direction and -control”
of all publicly appropriated and other
institutional funds.
The U: of M. and MSU for 1956-57. re-
ceived a combined total of about 72 mil-
lion dollars from the state treasury:
Regarding disclosure of salary in-
‘formation, a high-ranking executive of
- Michigan State said this week that
university administrators “as a matter
of long-standing policy consider that
as a mafter of courtesy to the individ-
ual the institution should not reveal
the individual’s salary.”
A legislator from Ann Arbor reports
that the U. of M. long has held a similar
attitude, but will make partial disclosures-
on the pay of employes; indicating within
a range what staff member receives in
salary from ‘public funds.
. * * *
The MSU official - said
among institutions for teaching talent
figures in the restrictive policies there.
a said the school feels it js helped
olding onto ‘personnel- who might bé
= d away if competitors are kept.in the .
dark as. to their pay. , ly competition — INSTEAD OF CARRYING
THE WORLD... .
pepe tenpyteeyeren ; BUT BE CONFIDENT | _ HAVE OVERCOME THE WORLD!- HRT CO 8 BERKELEY V5) | 1 i
Se Mic N ce |
By] Faith in ‘Him 4. ne
Deve of All Faiths
Honor’ Courageous Chaplains
By DR. HOWARD Vv. HARPER |
On Feb. 3 in 1943 there happened
one of the greatest examples of
combined faith, sacrifice and brav-
ery in all the annals of American
military history. Bound for Europe,
the ship Dorchester was
struck by a torpedo from a German
submarine and stink in the North
Atlantic,
become a permanent part
ican tradition. They have not, of
course, attained the status of
saints, and it is hardly possible
that they ever will, but their names
will be remembered in many
churches and synagogues Sunday
‘and on every. Feb. 3. They were
“George “T.; Fox, Methodist; Clark
V. Poling, Dutch Reformed; John
P. Washington, Roman Catholic,
and Alexander D. Goode, Jewish.
ANNUAL AWARDS
The B'nai B'rith, a Jewish men's
organization, has honored their
fmemory-by establishing three an-
nual $500 awards to be given to a
chaplain selected from each of the
three branches of the armed forces
“‘who best exemplifies, by his per-
sonality and religious stewardship,
the spirit in which the four im-
mortal chaplains died.”
TROUBLE SHOOTER
The trouble with being a good
secretary is that the better you
are at the job the more obscure
and self-effacing you remain while
the boss gets all the glory. That
is the way it was with St, Titus,
secretary to the great St. Paul.
Titus went with Paul on many
trips and it was not long before
Titus knew enough ‘about the
work to be sent on some im-
portant missions by himself. Ap-
‘parently Paul gave him only the
most troublesome spots to look
after.
Once when there was a particu-
larly bad scandal in the church at
rinth—a flagrant case of incest—
Titus got the assignment,
according to the record he was
completely successful in =
ening things out, |
* * *
On the island of Crete, where
Paul put Titus as bishop, the whole
situation was bad. Titus’ task was
to find and train local leaders, and
when he complained to Paul by
' letter that leadership material was
very scarce in Crete, all Paul did
was to write back, ‘‘Cretans are
evil beasts, idle gluttons. For this
cause left [ thee in Crete.” Here
again Titus did his work so well
that the church he developed has
stood through the centuries, even
when the Christians in neighboring
localities were giving in to the in-
fluence of Mohammedanism. -
-RULES FOR BISHOPS
One important matter that will
always be connected with the name -
of Titus—though, as usual, Pdtl
wrote it—is the list of =
LIL ONES
MEL LALAQUS z Stuer
a2 -and |
-or rheumatiz,
___ pamph| tions ‘to which a bishop must meas-
ure up. It is found in the Epistle
to Titus, Chapter 1, verses 5 to 9.
* * *
Here the Apostle states, in part,
that a bishop must have only one
wife, and no unruly children who
are likely té get into trouble; he
must not be self-willed or hot tem-
pered; not given. to — or fighting, or to “filthy lucre.” He
must be hospitable, just, holy, tem-
perate, ‘holding fast the faithful
word as he hath been taught.”
This enumeration of traits and
qualities has become the standard
by which candidates for the office
of bishop are universally judged
even today.
_(Copyright 1957)
, ‘Crachaiva on. s ses ll
Violates No One's Rights’
qoeele wae tee fuera ental Hs,
nature.
T see an “outstanding citizen” ot
Flint with three driving convictions
thinks he has cause to complain
about the Waterford Police De-
partment, .The record speaks for
itself. Since the department was
organized in 1954, traffic deaths in
the township have n-cut in half.
I have met officers and
I believe they of indisputabie
character. Officers do not stop
anyone unless at least 10 miles
over the limit, ‘The officer is
- much more qualified to tell a
person how fast she or he is go-
ing, as the ordinary driver does
not watch the speedometer at
all times, It is usually one of
these times that an officer re-
minds you of the speed limit.
The use af unmarked police cars
is common all better practice in
_ departments in Michigan and
*
to advocate many principles akin
to those revealed by Baha'u'llah,
founder of the faith. Wilson's _ef-
forts, culminating in the boldest
several other states, I can see no : — |
Use for ATG Poe ae at 28 Trunk Content 1
cars are out of sight, ~Standard on Car?’ i
I believe the only rights be- ty your automobile section jf ing violated aré: of innocent Welsestay you had a picture of f
drivers, trying ‘to obey the law,.
whe are hit by these homicidal
speeders, I say Van Atta and
- his men deserve a lot of praise.
He is 100 per cent right and I-
think every safety-minded driver
agrees he would rather hear some-
one moan about getting a traffic
ticket than hear the moans of some
mangled body aleng the road or
sobs from a person over the traffic.
. death of a relative or dear friend.
Citizen of Waterford
Cites Contributions
of Ex-President
Our present generation of Ameri-
can citizens is becoming increas-
ingly aware of the umque contribu-
tions made by President Woodrow
Wilson. We recognize the power of
his high idealism, admire his
staunch advocacy of e new moral-
ity in international liie and honor
his unquenchable faith in the ulti-
Dr. William Brady’s Mailbag:
N itroglycerin Will Put End to J erk
“Husband, 69, cannot sleep
nights because his legs keep him
awake . Please send pam-
phiet, Adult Tetany. " (Mrs. T.
W.M.) .
Answer — You're welcome to
the pamphiet, but what your -
husband needs, 1 think, is a
supply” of nitroglycerin tablets,
to use as. I advise in the CVD
booklet about heart and artery.
troubles, under the heading
“Restless Legs.” For the book-
let send 35c and stamped, self-
addressed envelope. The pam-
phiet Adult Tetany tells how to
prevent painful cramps that
wake one from sleep or seize
the victim along toward dawn.
“Nocturnal itching driving me
mad — dermatologists’ prescrip-
tions give little or no relief. Two
months without tobacco, three with-
out alcohol gave no change... .”
(D. G. L.)
Answer — Send stamped, self-
addressed envelope and ask for
pamphlet on Pruritus,
“I have been told that I have
cataracts forming on my eyes.
What can I do to clear up this
condition or prevent them from
growing so fast? Please do not
disclose my identity.”” (J. S.)
Answer — Cataracts do not
grow on the eyes. Cataract is a
clouding of the crystalline lens
which is IN the eyeball. You
can consult a physician. Or
if you are -very credulous and
not much concerned about your
eyesight, you can fool around
with eye drops or other monkey-
shines. I promise to pay $1,000
to you or anyone else who can
show that I have ever disclosed
‘the identity “or published “the
name. of a correspondent with-
out his or her written consent.
Evidently you did not read the
report of the man who had just
had cataracts removed, which
was published, or at least re-
leased for publication here. I'm
sorry now that I didn’t have
reprints made. Maybe the man
who gave such a good descrip-
tion of his experience will write
another report of the results
when he catches up with his work
— as an accountant and tax
consultant; he is as busy as a
one-armed paper hanger with a
kind of pruritus ‘this time of
year.
“So practical and understandable |
to the ordinary layman, . .par-
ticularly your articles on arthritis
ag you call it.”
(G. H. S.)
Answer—Are you amused? I'm
let Calcium and Rheema>~
tiz, which: is fiee to anyone who
asks for it and provides stamped,
self nperemeet envelope. .
\
“Please send me your pasighiet
on the,Menopause in the stamped,
self. addressed envelope enclosed.
Want to report that my husband
“T like you, Laurle—you're not has been completely relieved of the
my type.” pain and jJameness'in his knees
’
\ ,
ee 1 }
Em ~ = = “eth A =f
fee | de ee since he began following the nu-
tritiona] regimen given in your
booklet Chronic Joint Disability.
For a while he feared he'd have
to quit his job ...” (S. L.)
“Watching my neighbor limp
around after having warts burned
off the sole of his foot made
me decide to keep’ mine even
though they hurt. Then I found
your column ... now no more
wafts. Bless you!” (Mrs. J. R.)
Answer — What did you do
— soak the column in hot vine-
gar and bathe your feet with
it? In the booklet Cosmetic Blem-
ishes~ (35e and stamped, self-
addressed envelope) I suggest
several remedies for plantas, (on
the sole) warts.
“A year ago I Tene to you about my nille. They wane sell abil behte
wouldn't grow . . . Thanks to the
advice in the.pamphlet you sent me
= nails are now simply beauti-
— I get many ae
Answer — The poor condition
of the nails is genefally due to
long-continued _nutritional—defi-—-
elency (narrow, natmby-pamby,
ultra-refined diet) and habitual .
application of solvents for so-
called nail polish Send stamped,
self-addressed envelope for pam-
phiet Young Folks and Old Folks.
8
wr the cares lane parca ay pean! health and hygiene, not to disease, diag-
nosis, or treatment, will be answered b
Dr. William Brady, if a stam
addressed envelope is sent to
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan.
(Copyright 1957) self.
Pon- the rear trunk of a Dodge automo-
‘bile on page 24. If the contents of
the trunk are standard equipment,
this letter is a firm order for a
new Dodge like that one for my-
self and four of my friends,
We'll split the cost of the new
Dodge and divide the contents of
the trunk. I'd even give my friends
first pick and this is the first time
in my life I'd ever be satisfied
with last ae ieee
Polat
By JAMES J. METCALF
/ You mean much more to me, __.
my love, .. Than any plan or
scheme .. . Because without you
T could not . . . Fulfill my dearest
dream ... All my ambitions,
darling, would . . . Be wholly pur-
poseless . . . Unless they were de-
signed at first . . . To bring you
- - My efforts would
» . My time so
.. « If all that I ac-
- . To make my-
self content . . . How could my
heart be happy, love . . . Unless
I surely knew . . . That any height
_l ever reached . . . Brought great-
er joy to you? .. . It is as simple
as all that . . . Whatéver be my
role... . Your on earth,
my. love . . . Can be my only goal.
(Copyright 1957)
‘Looking Back.
15 Years “Ago
RATIONING PRICES set on new
automobiles,
MAC ARTHUR ROUTS twin Jap drives, ;
20 Years Ago
' ORDER STRIKERS out of Fish-
er Body plants.
.STRIKE ‘RIOTING breaks out,
Guardsmen surround factories,
Casé Records of a Psychologist: —
Discusses Escape Mechanisms
A néurosis 1s “d}ien an es-
cape mechanism. When people
cannot get along very well ina
given situation, they may try to
flee from it. The various meth-
ods of psychological flight are
very interesting. Be sure to
paste this case record in your.
scrapbook. And teach yourself
to learn habits of successful
adjustment to life so you wiil
not want to run away.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case T-390: Susan C., aged 19,
is a quiet ‘introvertive person.
“Dr. Crane, everything seems -
to begstrange and unreal to me,’
she confessed. ‘‘I wonder at times
if my name is really Susan and
if I am really alive.
* * *
4 My mind gets in such a whirl.
The houses around me seem fanci-~)
ful and dreamlike. I can almost
believe I am on a_ different
planet.
“‘Sometimes I feel as if I were
just floating aimlessly in space.
It makes me pariicky and afraid.
Dr. Crane, do you think I am.
losing my mind?”
DISGUISED WORLD
No, Susan is not losing her mind,
and the peculiar: feeling of un-
reality which troubles her is a
rather common reaction among
people who are not happily adjusted
to their environment.
In their late teens, girls will
often get into this phantasy
stage where they gloss over the
stark reality wi an “aircastie”
veneer. ee
As you readers can guess, these:
girls are not the life-of-the-party
type, who have many friends and
at least one date per week.
Instead, it is usually the yoo
flower or sliy, introvert who
into this dreamy state coames
and then subconsciously modifies the external world so that it
appears strange.
x «%* *
Another time for this “phantasy
of unreality’’ to show itself is at
the menopause, when women again
wish to disguise the cold, cruel
world into a more tolerable place.
“UNREALITY PHANTASY” —
This reaction is not limited to
women, however, for it. is also
frequent among men. A journalist
friend of mine writes me every
few weeks to report that he is
troubled by this same feeling of
unreality.
He flew here oe airplane re
cently ~ because he thought he
fo le His preety smn ep gee meat
and idolized ieiek, segring, Bi
an orphan.
Moreover,
with whose ways and manners he
ig unfamiliar, this journalist thus |
feels alone in a cold, aaa i
} environment:
So he, too, subconsciously
Meaty the rong. Gone
ee ee he tries to dress up or camouflage
his unpleasant situation,
Some: people, however, do their
fleeing by means of achohol of
dope, and attain temporary uncon-
sciousness thereby.
* x *
Others become vagabonds or ho-
boes. Some actually check out by
suicide, while others draw within
their social shells to such an ex-
- treme degree ag to be labeled in-’
sane.
TINTED GLASSES
If timid people are morally edu-
cated to refrain from such unwise
escape mechanisms_as those just
cited, but are still dissatisfied with
their situation in life, they try to
“dress up’ their world, albeit in
a subconscious. manner,
So they psychologically fice
from their unpleasant environ-
ment by tinting it, so to speak,
until it no longer reminds them
of the painful world in which they
were unhappily adjusted,
Carried to an extreme degree,
-this reaction may lead to complete introversion and loss of sanity.
The best antidote, “however, “is resolutely to develop better habits of adjustment to the world around us. By all means, tactfully: encour- age such persons to enroll in the Compliment Club. Get = into group activities.
Sta:
| 200 to
Ld costs when for or hie” Seer charts and pean
(Copyright 1957)
=. ae
te.
Providing entertainment at the card party spon-
sored by the Daughters of Isabella, Our Lady of the
Lake, Circle 479, Monday evening are (left to right)
- Carol Simpson of Beach street, Alice Adams of Omar street, ‘Sharon Moore of East Rundell street and
ay oe
Pentiae Press Photes
Merie
Barber of Clarksten. Mrs. Nora Ashton is general chair-
Exercises Are Splendid for Health: By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Here is another letter from my
mail bag: figure? How rapidly should ‘she do
them? Which ones should she take
for reduction or for building up? man of the annual benefit card party.
way to increase the bust measure-
ment is to build up the .chest mus-
cles which lie underneath the bust. should be done slowly, giving plen-
ty of time for the pull. Exercises
which are done too rapidly are apt
St. Michael
Event Slated
for 8P.M. Isabella Daughters’
Circle.
“of Benefit Affair
St. Michael Parish Hall will be
the scene of the annual benefit |
card .party, sponsored by the
Daughters of Isabella, Our Lady of
the Lake«Circle 479, The Monday
_ event will begin at-8-p:m.
x we Ff,
Mrs. Nora Ashton is general
chairman of the party, Mrs, Louis
Kopritide and Mrs. Robert Beau-
«champ are handling prizes for the
Ernest affair, assisted by Mrs.
» George and Mrs...Susan Carry,
‘Keesling, Mrs, Lawrence Cos-
grove and Mrs. Lee Thomas are
saemenaiey i Hk Norerstiene ome
= pees Stevenson is ticket
chairman. On her committee are
Mrs. Robert Landry, Mrs, Arthur
Berchmeir, Mrs. Albert Schoene-
mann, Mrs. Agatha Ralphus and
- Robe . —.
*
The "ciraallicae: committee is
headed by. Mrs. Daniel Scott. Mrs.
Louis rtz, Mrs. Ann O'Brein,
Mrs. Barnowski and Mrs.
Gerald Simpson are assisting her.
Others on the committee include
Mrs. Joseph Gillson, Mrs. Frank
Schmidt and Mrs, Ann Mc-)
Brearety. :
.Mrs, Nuella Moore Is handling
arrangements for entertainment. -Ils Sponsor
Making a list of prizes for the bene-
fit card party slated for Monday at St.
Michael Parish Hall is Mrs. Dan Scott
(seated ) of East Rutgers a
ecard party is sponsored by the Daughters Lewis street
The venue,
of Isabella, Our Lady of the Lake Circle . 479. Mrs. George Michaels (center) of and Mrs. Louis Koprince
(right) of East Howard street are shown
as they handed in their wrapped - pack
ages for card prizes.
‘Personal News of Interest in Area
“Dear Mrs. Lowman: - The only way to do that is through to build bulging muscl Furnishing entertainment are
“I wish you would discuss the, “For instance, it is my under~ caarciant which contracts these | 79 KEEP a . “ss Marie Barber, Sharon Moore.) Mrs. J. H. Youngblood of East) guest of Robert Nelson of Ex- eet her daughter, Mrs. Leslie
standing that the same exercise | muscles. — Alice Adams, Carol Simpson Hammond Lake road entertained) moore drive. 'Graham of Ivanhoe avenue, and theory of exercise some time in
your column. How does a “woman
know how much to -take if she
just wants to maintain her good will either reduce or build up the
bust, depending on how fast or
slowly it. is done.’ &
This is a good exercise for the abdo-
men. Touch the hand to the toes — lower both
alternating left and right. * * *
The stretch is an-important part
of reducing exercises. These
-&|1 am 48 and my complexion is fair-
| |ly normal,
at same time. Continue,
Vaporize on Coat Lining, Wardrobe Closets
Experts Use Perfume S ubtly, Lightly
By NORA W. MARTIN
PARIS (INS) — Marilyn Mon-
roe may “wear” Chanel No.
tb bed, but here is the advice
of some top Parisian experts on
how to use the perfume success-
fully.
Female designers, such as Gen-
evieve Fath, Elsa Schiaparelli and
Madame Jacques Revillon have
their personal, secret ways they
use perfume on themselves. Said eyebrows, This is said to be par-
ticularly effective when dancing.
Besides this new French way,
she adopted in Paris, ‘‘Miss
America” used her perfume in
the good old Southern manner
by dabbing it at the back of
the ears.
The beautifuul and sophisticated than in a ovecative and vulgar mannequins {n Dior’s: famous fash-
jon center, are taught a simple
trick by the “maestro.” They spray
their favorite perfume on the lin-
ing of their wardrobe closets. The
dresses as well as the accessor-
ies take on the scent to give it off
in a feminine and discrete, rather _|you might add one for the shoulder If you simply wish to exercise in
order to keep your good figure and
to retain firmness, you should se-|
lect about two waist exercises,
three abdominal exercises and a
couple for the hips. These are the
three spots where the middle-age
spread hits fastest.
* * *
These corrective exercises are
splendid for health too. To these
blades, and one leg and one neck
exercise. Begin doing the first six
exercises five times and gradually
build up to 30 or 55 times each.
You should not feel tired after
should ‘guide you in the amount
which is best for you. Individuals
differ in this ntatter,
Another letter says, “Please
help me keep my skin youthful.
not dry and not oily
exc@pft just around the nose. I use
a hormone cream at night and do
not know. whether to stroke it on
or pat it on.
“Also I have a little fullness
under my chin. Should I do exer-
cises for it or pat it? Does smil-
ing, singing and laughing a lot im-
prove — contour?”
* * Yvonne Koprince, Alice St: Amant,
Patricia Martin and Gloria Bar-
nowski,
* * *
Mrs. Beauchamp handled pub-
licity for the affair.
a
Soe f Ee
i an wines dk 4
JANICE MARLENE ROBERTS
The engagement of their daugh- 1 do not velieve in stroking or
massaging cream intc the face.|
I think it is much better to pat it
on. For the chin, exercise and_pat,
too, very vigorously.
Singing and laughing and smiling
in turn, has an effect on the)
way we look.
What's in Bread?
French bread is made of a high
protein flour, water instead of milk
and has a thick and crisp crust.
Potato bread contains about 6 per
cent potato flour and 94 per cent
manner. wheat four ter, Janice Marlene, to Virgle H.
Felty of Vaught street is an-| nounced *by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan were seated had two candles on it. Ina, W. Roberts of Miles street. Vir-)
a group of friends at a ridge |
Juncheon in her home Thurs :
Two tables of bridge were in play
during the afternoon,
Jessie Huthwaite, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. C. Huthwaite
of West Iroquois road,
‘home from Western Michigan Col-|
lege on Friday. The Huthwaites’| in. Sunday christening of Michele
son, David, is also home for the cusanne Porter, daughter of Mr. mid-term holidays from University)
of Michigan.
On Monday evening, Jessie will
attend the Junior Prom at the
University ot Michigan as the
Candlelight
Hurts Eyes
She’s an ae for
Blowing Out Flame
in Restaurant
By EMILY POST
The first letter in today’s mail|
explains: ‘‘Last evening my boy)
friend and_I and another couple
‘had dinner in a well-known res-
itaurant. The table at which we
land as we were seated, the waiter
gil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. lighted them.
Eli H. Felty of Paragould, Ark. |
The wedding is being solemnized|
All in One Batch
Save time and money by mak-
ing your own tea rings, sweet
rolls and coffee cakes. By making
yeast dough, you can have rolls
for Sunday dinner, a coffee cake
Tuesday morning for the neighbors
and sweet rolls -on Thursday for
luncheon dessert. ,
“After a while the flickering of
criticized for doing this. Will you! state WCTU .director of armed services|
please tell me, was I ‘wrong?"
Answer: It was definitely not
correct, but if the ight was real-
ly hurting your eyes, you doing
so Was excusable at a restaur--
ant table, It would have been
unthinkable in a private house.
The correct thing for you to have
done was to have asked the wait-
er to remove the-eapdles.
“Dear Mrs. Post: Will you arrived | | * * *
® Mr. and Mrs. William @. Rogers |
land family, and Mr. Rogers’ aunt, |
‘Miss Ruth Gilloe, have moved from)
Washington street to their new resi-
dence on West Iroquois road.
IL « * * *
A family gathering will follow,
and Mrs. Norman K. Porter of
Wagher street. Mrs. Norman A.
Porter, the infant’s paternal grand-
| mother, will be hostess in her home
on Pierce street, Birmingham.
Also present for the gathering | runddunghter: Jill Graham, left
on Friday for Siesta Key, Fla., for
a two-month vacation, En route
they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Vance
|King in Chattanooga, Tenn.
* * +
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick J,
Poole of Heitsch road are recelv-
ing congratulations on the birth
of a daughter, Amy Louise, Jan,
28 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hoard of Mar-
quette street are the infant's ma-
ternal grandparents. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
street; her great-grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, William F. Hazel-
back, who recently moved here
from South Bend, Ind., and Mr.
| and Mrs, Earlen Stephenson of
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacobs
will be godparents for Michele,
who is to be christened in St.
John Lutheran Church, Rochester.
* * *:
_Mrs. Cosby King of East Kennett
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Susanna Moon, |
Richard G. Tate
Exchange Vows
BLOOMFIELD —-Mr. and Mrs.
James S. Moon of Bloomfield Hills -
jannounce the marriage of their
|daughter, Susanna, to Richard G.
Tate Jr. of Dearborn: Friday in
St. James Episcopal Church.
* * *
For her wedding the bride chose
a navy sheer wool suit with a navy
hat, and she carried a white pray-
erbook and a white orchid.
Attending the couple were Mari-
lyn Shroyer of Birmingham, Vir-
ginia Parker, fot Royal Oak, James
Tisdale and, /James Mazaras.
do lift ‘the contours of the face ithe candlelight bothered my eyes! pontiac Federation of WCTU will meet -
i boost. on Ma 9. , *| A buffet/ supper at the bride's
ot oe ee ec oo tel and so I blew them out. 1 was Tutt, tt,!°tnGien ‘Ford Laenere,|home fof relatives and close ‘friends followed.
Janet Elaine Adams became, the)
‘bride of Duane Donald Barkeley
Friday evening in a candlelight Janet E. Adams Speaks
Vows in Candlelight Rite
ihome of the bride’s parents, the
new:-Mrs. Barkeley changed to a
ibeige tweed suit with brown ac-
pee
Cerne: lcessories and the orchid from the
® * * bridal corsage.
She is the daughter of Judge * -* * :a
and Mrs. Clark J. Adams of West} onl When the newlyweds. return from Genevieve Fath:
“I never use perfume during
the day, I would feel ‘over-
dressed.’.I use the toilet water please tell me if it is customary
for the bride to give the bride-
‘Igroom a wedding present, and if
so, what is customary? Also, when Sally’ L. Vedder Becomes Bride of John A.- Moftat
Mrs. Moffat cen a beige silkichanged to a blue suit arene with
__known as ‘Miss America,” who of my favorite perfume brand
for a rub-down in the morning
and switch to the perfume ex-
tract only after six o’clock.”
Besides using perfume on her-
“self, in the classic manner with a
vaporizer, Madame Schiaparelli
has a personal trick with scent,
“I always vaporize perfume on
the sheets of my bed. It gives
such a lu feeling.” Accord-|qued with lace. . cess style
: : — ice 'yle street-length dress fea-
ing to her this allows the skin) 4 crown of pearis.and sequins Sally Lou = ee =e by —, and tured a very full skirt. She wore
to absorb the scent and retain the ‘c: ‘ Vedd ushers’ dinner, the attendants are : :
secured the bride’s fingertip veil Simple Cha rm’ edder given fheir presents at this time; |2 ™atching hat made of tiny flow:
fragrance even after the morning) o¢ French illusion, and she car- be th se at the rekearsal.. ‘ters with a blue veil and a single
shower. ried a heart-shaped bouquet of Is Skillful Design ; came the — ‘|strand of pearls, a gift of the bride-
SPECIAL PERFUME FOR FURS) white orchids and hyacinth bells. iy. bride of John| «pear Mrs. Post: Is it affected |ST00M.
Madame Revillon, head. of the) Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Vedder o{| NEW YORK (NEA)—Clothes that Alexander | ( sit ins restaurant wearing | fe
one’s fur piece? As a rule I slip er ‘luxurious fur house, is naturally
concerned about perfume in con-
nection with furs,
“There is a special cerkaras par-
ticularly studied to be teamed with
aon eB Be wo hdres wien T Mn AM, ly, of Mr. and | Pate site Seon 8 Gar ok cate fume directly on the pelts.” the,ceremony, held at the Alexan- ceptive. It depends ‘on beautiful Mrs. M. L.. | husband thinks it looks silly to |sheath dress with a matching
— lon ® asioce? Vaporize - the = Stock home. in as fabrics knowingly handled, on im- y dd "| keep them on. Your opinion on |headband. Pink carnations formed).
perfume on the fur-coat lining. Af- aeor H. Roberts of peccable tailoring, on imaginative edder of | this will be much appreciated.” her mae | te
ter wearing the coat or fur-piece
“for a while, the wurmth of the
wr) the fashion house of Jean Pa-
tou it was Marion MeNight, better
pee taught how to use the most,
xpensive perfume in Paris “a la
A waltz-length gown of wantin aa
tulle was worn by Sally Lou Vedder
for her marriage Friday after-
noon to John Alexander Moffat.
The fitted bodice of the gown was
fashioned with a V-neckline and
short sleeves. She wore French
imported hand-clipped Jace mitts.
An edging of scalloped French
lace accented the redingote type
overskirt, which also was appli-
Hillsdale are parents of the bride,
and John’s parents are Mr. and
Mrs. James Moffat of Boston ave-
nue,
200 ATTEND
College officiated at the service. jlections of many toy American
ldesigners this spring. —
}.|this. spring, te be sure, but most) 7
designers seem ot feel that the) Best man for the ceremony was
Edward St, Clair of Detroit. Seat-
ing the guests were Jerry Towns
of Hillsdale and Alan Williams of
North Adams.
For the reception immediately
following the ceremony, the
mother of the bride wore a pink
silk and lace dress with pink ac-
cessories and a corsage of violets
and pink roses,
the best fashion buy for any wom-
‘an. And they’re seer in_the cal-
use of coloring,
It. offers surprises: A flaming
a one-piece look. Or again, there's
‘a glowing silk print, violet against)
black, in a dress-intended for wear
from now on into summer, ..
There are long evening dresses
are charmingly simple are always) gown with beige accessories andjnavy accessories. An orchid cor-
a corsage of violets and garnet sage completed her ensemble.
roses,
For traveling east,
5
* *
the” bride! *
- The newlyweds will reside in
Hillsdale, where both are students
at Hillsdale College.
Moffat Friday
| afternoon. She
is the daughter
Hillsdale and
John is the son
Boston avenue, is the most appropriate time for
the bride and bridegroom to give
the members of the bridal party
their presents?”
Answer: It is not exacted that
the bride give a present to the
bridegroom but she usually does if
she can, Generaily it is something
permanent and personal—ranging
from cuff links to a watch.
off my coat and throw it over
the back of my chair but keep
+ the furs on because they are
likely to be caught by someone
passing, or aide to the floor if
Angwer: Your husband is mis-
taken. The great majority of us
Moffat of To Keep Insecticides: |
Chemical insecticides can he. a Mrs. Adams chose a royal blue
‘over for use without Jesing their, 4ress with which she wore white
killing power if stored_ properly.
Keep liquid — insec ticidés where the son of Mrs. George W. Barke-'
ley of Lenox avenue.
Performing the 8 o'clock cere-
mony was the Rev. Malcolm K.
Burton, Seventy-five guests wit-
‘messed the rite held at First
Congregational _ Church, «
For her wedding Janet chose a
‘|powder blue lace dress. The prin-
_— bouquet consisted of
a white ofchid and stephanotis on
la. white prayerbook.
ATTENDS BRIDE
Beverly
|groom's sister, was maid of honor. Barkeley, the tL ide-
Alan Barkeley of Kalamazoo, a
brother of the bridegroom, was
For her daughter's wedding
accessories and a white orchid.
Mrs, Barkéley’s choice was a
maroon dress with pink accesso-
Walton Boulevard, ‘and Duane is‘4 brief honeymoon in Chicago,
they will reside in Center Line.
Janet is a graduate of Central
Michigan College and Duane at-~
tended Michigan State University,
body seent and under
= t ag eyreredy This will pad delabra decorated living are ~ ahae oO ° always keep fur pieces on—unless best man, and ushers were Nor-
4 a, delicate aura of fragrance room of the Stock home for the carr suaet fers asrcersroadth of Mr.- and 'they are very large. man Barkeley of Grand Rapids, Sh ae lak MEE:
; ~ arourhd youwhen, you remove your| oceasion. The bride a high-rising skirt ana 80 creates Mrs. James- tis at Drayton, Plains Vernon Bur- SHIRLEY OATES
Mrs. Jo Reba Oates of Exchange
street announces the engagement
of her daughter, Shirley, to Wayne
O'Shaughnessy. Wayne, son of
Mrs. Laura] O'Shaughnessy of De
troit and Carl O'Shaughnessy of
Frenealse.’ She ‘was told that) Carol carried a temperatures stay above freezing. | K Harbo a Hills. : French gals dab with their finger-| bayquet of pink amiling roses majority of Americar, women will Powdered posite: Pr should sbe| T#* and a white orchid. pros SS ee 7 ' : a - ; le College, An August yea
. tips & uch of —- their'hyacinth bells: . IE ie oe their gowns long. MRS JOHN ALEXANDER MOFFAT kept dry, 7 ® Fellowing a reception ‘at the is at ectenll
-* * ao {
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957
Don’t Take Men’‘s-Word.
|About Feminine Behavior
Women Are Individuals, It’s Impossible] |
to Genarotize Their. Characteristics
Any man will tell you — —
That women are all alike. i a See ee ee Oe
That no woman can keep a check-| bead im an emergency as
book straight. as & man can,
That what "women really like is
ja he-man who has the gumption ee
suck wanes Sues ines woally
. |than men,
That no woman can keep a se-
cret.
That women don’t really under-
stand politics,
That-clothes are more important
to women than to men.
That women are more extrava-
tant than men.
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| That there’s no use trying to
| Men will tell you these ‘but don’t you believe them. Wom-
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Theater Quote
Wilfrid Hyde White of “‘The Re-
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Softness takes form in front or
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Even trimmings are changing.
Pretty jeweled buttons and lovely
embroideries bring a fresh charm
to dresses and separates for resort
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Teach Boy Neatness
One way to teach junior to take
care of his belongings is to pro-
vide his bike with a portable bi-
cycle “‘garage.”’ It's a vinyl plastic
cover he can slip over his two-
wheeler to protect it while not in
‘us¢. The cover, which folds into a
compact pouch, is tubbable in soap
ior detergent suds.
Arthur M, Bowen of Lake use of silk, sashes and
much to alter the char-
It's they who have accents!” Oakland is a patient at Pontiac
casual styling that has General Hospital following surgery.
Shampoo Hair
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If necessary, give. yourself an
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mid-week,
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operation and follow this up by|
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hair partially dry and then finish
up with a brushing. When your
hair is quite dry, from scalp to
erds, dampen it lightly and set it
with bobby pins or metal clips.
Copy ‘as closely as you can the
procedure your hairdresser uses
Avoid Sloppiness
placed by teenagers on being com-
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By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Women’s Editor
New York’s top millinery de-
signers have varying ideas about
what will. be the most popular
hat in the Easter parade, but they
are agreed on one point—it will be
= in the mood of the 1920's.
Three famous milliners — Lilly;
Dache, John Frederics and Sally
Victor—were asked to pick one
hat each from their current col-
lections as the most important
trend-setter for spring. Here are
* * *
Lilly Dache picked a casual
lemon yellow linen straw hat with
squared crushed crown and brim
turned up in front, because:
“I have a feeling about simplicity
in the new
think a woman likes a hat which
does not overpower her, and yet
which looks important.
This is the kind of a hat I
think women all over the country
are going to like this spring be-
cause it is easy to wear, it does
not look self-conscious and it has
that thing’ you call a certain
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John Frederics chose a ‘“‘triple-
ripple brimmed cloche’’ in un-
dersea tones” of pale blue, sea
green and gray, somewhat mush-
room-shaped. Says he:
“This hat is going to be seen
all over the world. I think it is
right for Easter, because I think
women are tired of flower hats.
LOOKS LARGE
“It’s not too large, but it oaks
that way. It has that 1920 look
i which is going to be important all
jyear. One thing is certain about
ithe new hats—you can see them.”
Sally Victor picked a small,
close-fitting cloche in violet straw
perched over one eyebrow.
_* * *
“Girls want hats that will cover
says
Sally. “They're all either letting
} their hair grow out or cutting it
shorter, or changing it in some
-}way. So they need cover while
the hair gets used to its new state.
This is the -kind of little, head-
hugging cloche that everybody
wore 20 or 30 years ago, and I -hats.-They are. big,| .
so they shoul ust ‘he too buat: 1) Spring Hats in ‘20s Mood
still think it was one of the most
satisfactory hat styles ever thought
up. This kind of hat stays on in
a high wind, it doesn’t need hatpins
or clips or elastic bands. Its young
and simple—and easy to wear
be the flower of the year—every
body’s crazy about violets this
spring.” .
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‘What you wear influences your
pleasure and if you want to try a
radical new fashion change, just
take a critical view of your figure
and then understand how you can
adapt the new fashion so it = ex-
actly right for you.
Easy-Clean Aprons
Practical pretties for pretty
hostesses are aprons made of plas-
tic, ornamented with rubber but-
terflies and rhinestones. They are
so easy to swab-clean and bright
with a sudsy sponge, so reliable
as protection for party clothes —
yet they don’t look practical!
, Open Tonight
“til 9 P.
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to 5
tt,
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Deablabrdased: hey
t Gnd white skirt (left) are 3S beth 3 in light-
. weight doeskin flannel. Both can see
wear with other skirts and jackets, there-
by stretching a travel wardrobe. The ee blazer
doeskin flan
skirt. cashmere sweater ( right yi is worn belted
with straight skirt of lightweight British
The gray of the cash- nel,
mere is trimmed with the white Ci the }
‘37 ‘Silhouette Is Slim, Softly Feminine
Slim js still the major silhouette.
appears in rounded hips
that stress modified peg-top effects
and tapered lines.
’ As far as lengths go, top fash-
Minutes, Money
Saved With Soap
". Did you know that one of Ben-| _
The rest of us, agree. heartily
‘ that thrift and soap go together.
be washable, our
a seat covers be wash-
able — that’ our very ‘houses be
jon sources ate dropping hems
about one inch for daytime and
showing a few patio and cocktail
- dresses 10 inches off the floor.
Silks and linens ‘hold the spot-
light. Raw silk types, washable:
novelties, linen effects, jacquards
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Linens, too, have a fresh story
to tell. Besides feather-tightweight
patterned effects are eee in
different ways.
For ¢xample, there are lovely
lacy fapestry types, lattice ef-
fects, damask looks as Well as
delicate embroidered styles. Ghif-
fon and satin touches added to
linens create a completely fem-
inine look,
Cottons have fresh appeal in the
seft silky character of fabrics
ishown. Impressive, too, are bold
|plaids that are soft in color val-
ues,
The cotton-plus group, the plus} ond
\being the synthetics and new fin-
ishes which add new properties,
receives stronger endorsement than
ever,
Select Perfume
Right for You
Picking a perfume that’s right
perimentatiori. Most department
stores have perfume samples at
hand for you to try. Once you've
found a perfume you like, make
sure that your skin reaction to it
is
It's not necessary to settle down
to one perfume for a lifetime.
Most women have several] different
scents on hand and use them for
various occasions. .
Finally, make gure that your per-
ape those that please you,
as well as other people. That's half
the fun of wearing perfume. for you is largely a matter of ex- The Rev. Francis T. Stack of-
ficiated at the ceremony, which
was followed by a reception at Or-
chard Lake Club. Zimmer |Wiesler and Mrs. Lee A. Bertling
"8s Jr. of Ann Arbor. sister's maid ot honor, ead brides-
maids were Mary Jane Wiggins of
Pointe, .Patricia Robinson.
of Hamilton, Ont., Mary Josephine
The girls Were all dressed iden-
tically in peacock blue peau de
soie ballerina. frocks, distinguished) ;
‘by portrait necklines, three-quarter
sleeves and bouffant skirts which
formed modified bustles at the
(back.
by Brussels lace which she had
brought-back from Belgium, The
same exquisite lace fashioned
her veil, which extended beyond
: the court train of her gown, Her
flowers were white roses and
bouvardia, ‘
Jane Moore, Bertling was her
Alaska Seal,
Beavers, Too,
Mink Th reat
Length of Cape
Suited to Height
Must Be Considered
NEW YORK (NEA)—Mink is the
fur that most women want. But
few of them will quibble at beaver
or Alaska sealskin or Russian
broadtail,
The length of the fur wrap you
choose depends on several things:
Your bank account, your ward-
robe needs and your height. If
you are very small, you'll prob-
ably take your fur in the form of
a bloused jacket rather than a full-
length coat.
x x *
But if you are tall and willowy,
the drama. of) the full-length cape
or coat is for you. So is the bar-
rel silhouette. You can wear the
great coat in its fuli glory, too,
while the shorter girl looks her
best in the short great coat worn
over a stem-like skirt,
The cape infivence shows itself
‘in both full-lengtx and three-
quarter length capes for daytime
and evening wear. These are
done in mink and Alaska seal-
skin and are made snug through
the use of bloused fronts,
The notable thing about all of,
lightweight in the bargain. They're
warm without being weighty, and
as a bonus they offer linings in
colors.
Shoes Require Care
to. Keep Shapely
Your shoes, as soon es take |
them off; should get either shoe |
trees or little wads of tissue paper |
stuffed into the toes. -It's this care
that helps them to keep ‘their
shape and therefore last longer.
about once a month if they're to
keep their-velvety look.
in simple stitches that make for
‘Tpleasant needlework hours. This
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e362 ‘Bap You'll complete this simple day- Se brown and beige, and
| |be at home in Milburn, N, J. The tine “Gueilweesll
rie@ miniature baskets filled with
roses and bouvardia.
Bertling chose for her
eaters wedding a
brown. satin and Alencon Jace
sheath, with which she wore yellow
orchids. and a lighter tone flow-
ered hat. Mrs, Zimmer was_ in
were —— orchids.
* *
Fobewtg a wedding trip to Sea
Island, Ga., the newlyweds will
bride wore for traveling a beige
suit topped by a fur stole, a match-
ing beige straw hat and alligator
accessories. ——— 43 Use Clear Lotion .
to Wash Away
Embedded Dirt and -car-| |
Tio Erik Bergishagen. He is the son JANE GALL FISHER
Mr, and Mrs. Harry E. Fisher of
Royal Oak announce ‘the engage-)
mént of their daughter, Jane Gail,
of Mrs, Erik Bergishagen of North
Adams road,-Birmingham, and the
late Mr. Bergishagen, A September
wedding is being planned by the Fix Clever -
|New Hats ~
er design by cutting two feather
; sides. This makes a s From Old.
the look of last year’s felt hat
Put a wire down the middle of
feather. Slash diagonally
one-eighth inch intervals. along the.
edges of the feather.
to wrap around a hat, cut a hat
brim into a continuous narrow
strip about one-eighth inch wide.
couple, or loop it around the hat.
Does your skin feel really clean
after you've washed off or creamed
away make-up?
Chances are it's not.- Because
while both soap and cream do!
a good job, they're not-100 per’
cent effective: This doesn't mean
that you should abandon either.
It does mean that you should help
them along with a clear clean
sing lotion especially devised to,
reach the’ embedded dirt that's
responsible for pimples, blark-
heads, enlarged pores and —
skin,
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The best way to test for your-
self the effectiveness of this. clear
lotion is to wash or cream your
cleansing lotion and watch the,
timer in almost no time, it's sew-
easy. A special design for the,
woman who wears a half-size.
No. 8382 with Patt-O-Rama in-|
cluded is in sizes 12%, 14%, 16'4,|
18%, 2%, 22%, 24%. Size 142,
(33 bust), 4 yards of 35-inch.
For this pattern, send 35¢ in|
coins, your name, address, size de-
sired, and the pattern number to
Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press,
372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6,
is.
Basic Fashion, Spring and Sum-
mer ‘57 will delight you with its
wealth. of smart, easy to sew
styles;
|for it r it now—just 25 cents. special features; gift pat-' ge
these new designs in fur is fluid-| ity. They are supple as silk a ngite™ printed inside the book. Send dirt roll off. You'll probably be |
surprised, even a little shocked.
‘Baby’s Swerae
Elegantly Trimmed
Baby's sweaters now come ‘as
elegantly decorated as anything
mother owns. Grosgrain ribbon,
colored rhinestones, and pearis
give the. grown-up touch to cardi-
gang. and pullovers.
, Such trimmings don't interfere
with the necessary frequent suds-
gs. Just squeeze these sweaters
y in soap or detergent suds, ia
face free of all make-up. Then)
’|saturate a cotton square with the,
Free! Perma
Prep Shampoo
and GloRnz
and-they’ll wash as well as crib
isheets. : Beauty Salon, Second F loor
Appointment Not Always Needed
Neisner’s
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Phone FE 8-1343
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“THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1957 ¥ 2 i, ~ — ; =
Reading
‘an Be. Done onde
will be host Sunday evening to ‘Eee a" |to Preach at
Paster, MAURICE suersiie, | The First Presbyterian Church es | Congregational M inister
Presbyterian
Inter - Church Fellowship for the
fourth in the series of meetings,
FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
46 NORTH ROSELAWN
E
Prayer Meeting and Bible
Sunday C.B.Y.5, Sundsy, 8:00 FP. ia
REV. LEROY SHAFER, Paster
The service will open with a Hymn
| Sing at 5:45.
Following the Bible Exposition
||by Dr. John Cheek of Albion Col- [jlege from 6 to 6:45, a fellowship
‘| hour with refreshments will be en-
joyed in the church dining room.
_Dr.. Horace A. White of the.
Plymouth Congregational Church,
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAI Sees. Williams Lake Road
SUNDAY SCHOOL ..... coc ceesccene ceneeescs 10:00 a.m.
MORNING WORSHIP cove ecccesesncetceccees 11:00 a.m.
EVENING WORSHIP eee eeoeeoeeeeeeeeeeeee 7:30: p.m.
. AL KASTEN, Pastor MA 5-1140 | Detroif, ‘will preack at the for-
_mal worship hour at 7:30.
A graduate of Ohio Wesleyan
University, Dr White received his
theological training at Drew Uni-
versity and his Doctor of Divinity
degree from Wilberforce Univer-
sity,
Andina adbeast dia ataelinlin indinlntintanctntndataly today
FIRST METHODIST ; 8. Saginaw St. at Judson 5 Paul T. Hart, Pastor
10:00 A.M. Morning Service “A REVIVAL IN SOUL WINNING" He wag graduated from the Uni-
J|versity of Michigan ano took grad-
uate studies at Western Reserve
4 University.
Dr, White Is a former mem-
ber of Wayne County Board -of
Supervisers, the State Legisla-
11:15 A.M. Church School
- 5:45 P.M. Inter Church Fellowship .
at the First Presbyterian Church
REV. HORACE A. WHITE, Speaking
6:15 P.M. Youth Fellowship
7:30 P.M. Wednesday Bible Study
r ewTT.TtTerewrorwrewreewvewreweyrevruvrvwvvvvvvrvvwvvwvwwT" i lle lle dl i Me i, Mi i, i di i, i i Me
liad ture of
Housing Commission.
Active in community life, ke has
served as social worker in the
Bureau of Homeless Men, Cleve-
land; psychiatric social worker;
department of Mental Health of
Michigan and been columnist for
the Michi _
or < meee
Eve. Service | * +
The women of vast Presbyterian
Church are planning a special pro-
| gram and lunch for the children.
Central Weihodist Ges, Mike Bh. Hock, B.S. Minhas Calvin ©. Rice, B. D., Asst,
- Sunday School ................. 945 A.M.
“FOR THE LOVE of CHRIST” Dr. Milton H. Bank, Preaching
(Broadcast over WPON 11:00 A. M.)
- Morning Service ...............10:45 A.M, J
Central Christian Church - G. W. GIBSON, Minister. FE 4-0239
347 North Saginaw
Bible School eoeeeceeceeeseneseconccns 9:45 AM.
Morning Worship ...... . inet «ees . 11:00 A.M. sa “WHERE SATAN DWELLS”
You Medting ......... .oses 6:30 P.M.
Nore Pome: (Foe Ail Ages)
Evangelistic Hour ................. . 7:30 P.M. _ “WHERE IS THY GOD?”
Wednesday. Prayer Meeting ........ .. 7:00 P.M,
DR. HORACE A. WHITE
‘The Common Cup’
ubject of Sermon
The. Rev. Edward D. Auchard,
FIRST
‘CHURCH «. NAZARENE
meni oi
iy weoeees 9:45 AM,
oes ae A.M.
as P: M.
“Christian Life”
Youth Service ........ 6:30-P. M.
Kenneth A. Hutchinson, Arthur Hubbs, . : Minister of Music
chard Lake Community Church,
/5171 Commerce Rd. Sunday.
}served-at both the 9 and I1 a.m.
Iservices with the Rev. Mr. Au-
— preaching on = Common
usic will be provided by the
Choraler and Chancel Choirs and
soloists, Mrs, Jean L. Carpenter
arid William H. Vander Ven.
On Tuesday evening, the new
|/pastor will meet with the newly
jaeected Elders and the 1956 Session
jof the church. Preliminary plahs
for the year will be considered
and Session committees appointed. -|are as follows.:' Mrs, William
ba Film on Religion
former associate pastor of First
!Presbyterian Church, wil] conduct
ihis first service as minister of Or-
Holy Communion will be ob- ‘Confident Living
oe ee oe
K—: : oy
First ae
Classes for All Ages
Arranged for February
Sunday Evenings
‘The annual School of Missions
will be held in the First Christian
Church on the four Sunday eve-
nings of February. The classes
| for all*ages will be from 6:30 to
8 p. m, exeept on Feb, 24 when
the evening will begin with a
Carry-In supper at 5:30 p.m.
The opening program tomorrow
night will includea color film,
“Where the Bible Speaks, We
Speak.” This is the story of the
history of the church from 30 A.D.)
Mrs. Allan Hersee will_present
the Christian Church in Michi-
gan, Her subject will be “Our
| Beginnings in Michigan.” | Always Take a Good Book
whole Book through. Why, each year some enter-
= py. io ae ee oe
version,
Aid there i. ne mere @ecencerting feeling for a best-celling The evening teachers and classes| &
Appenroth, nursery; Mrs. Kenneth
Thompson, kindergarten; Mrs.
John Radenbaugh, Junior; James
Boaz, Chi Rho Fellowship; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Colton, Christian
Youth Fellowship and Mrs. Brady
Adams, adults. The young people
and adults will study together, _
Other personnel are Reid
Graham, registrar; Lorna Mac-
Kellar, librarian; W.-F. Hard,
publicity; Mrs. James Vaughn,
hostess and her committee, Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. Hersee,’Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Hoyt, Mrs. D, D. McColl
and Rita Stanley.
The evenings will close with a
coffee and fellowship hour.
Lutherans Make
Wholly New Feature
to Star Walter Brennan
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Hollywood's
Walter Brennan is under con-
tract to star.in a Cinemascope
remake of a film produced in
1951 by The Lutheran Church —
Missouri Synod and intended this on Stewardship Theme; | “@uthor, Whd looks at his sales figures and is quite sure everyone
must have read his book, than to have someone step up, shake his
hand and say, “I've heard so much about your book; I wish I
had time to read it.”
A New York firm of management consultants, in their house
organ, ‘Management Briefs,” have come up with some suggestions
which I offer you in an adapted form:
1. Talk less and be more ‘selective in watching TV; you don’t
have to watch the dull programs.
nn, x * *
2. Always carry a book in your bag, brief case or coat pocket.
_ 3. Put a book under your pillow at night; if you can’t sleep, read.
4. Wake up fifteen minutes earlier every morning, and read.
KEEP BOOK HANDY
5. Keep a book handy to pick up and read snatches while wait-
ing for dinner at home or for appointments in the office. Pasir ected Pe
prising publisher puts out a condensed Bible of one kind or ahother|:
Inter-Church Fellowship.
Junior High young people Tues-
Church, Tuesday, The election and
installation of officers will be part
of the procedure,
pe
ee
: iona Tri p—or to the Dentist pmmicci Sete ee tc es Evangelistic Service r 30 NORMAN VINCENT PEALE apes = .
PEE es | | pioneer, Tuxis Societies | Tues. Eve, Service 7:30 whee ence hed ik auenieh Sik ie helt edt off: Eve. Service 7:30
his time in a quiet office reading the books his chief wanted to| to Be Led by Newman Thurs. Eve. ae
read. Then, when he dinished a particular book, he would type out obe Rev. and Mrs. E, Cro
a neat one-page summary of what he had read and give it to his! Boys, Ronald and R as 1348 Baldwin Ave.
chief's secretary, who would carefully lay it on that important extcutive’s desk. wg | At the recent annual meeting of, FE 5.8256
- This man had no time to read, Someone else Detroit 4 ggg is William H. = ac
had to do it for him! * Marbach was ¢e as a Com- ,
I write books and often recommend reading gorge gp ey quant FRIENDS CHURCH
various kinds of beoks, starting with the Bible, ee eo 962 Voorheis Rd., K. of P. Hall. U.S. A. at Omaha, Nebr, The Sunday sesee 200 P.M. in this column. I wonder how many of my readers meeting will be held during the] Worship "1:30 P. M.
find time.to read. week of March 16. i yer Meeting Wed.
—_*&_* © | | The Rev. Wilfred Simpson of) oe Re
So many “millions of Bibles have been sold in Monroe. was elected moderator of
America that it is hard to believe that there is a the Detroit Presbytery for the en-| family without one. Yet often people tell me that suing year. ampere pop
they've never been able to find time to read the DR. PEALE a wet ted. as Com- The Church
Robert Newman will leag the
Pioneer Group at the same time
with Dolores Moore as speaker.
Refreshments will be shared with
Game Night is scheduled for the
210 North Perry at day from 6:30 to 8 p.m: Enter-
tainment ‘will include table tennis 19 Milbourne Place
and group games,
The women will attend the an-\| Sunday School .....9:45
nual meeting ‘of Detroit Preslty- - .
terial at Grosse Pointe Memorial Missionary Conve ti !
6. Have a book with you when you're waiting for unpunetual
people or for meetings to start.
7. Take along your own book to the doctor's or dentist's; why be,
satisfied with out-of-date magazines?
“8. Keep a book in the glove compartment of your car in case
‘of traffic jams, repairs or just waiting for someone; a New York | x *« * | UNITED LUTHERAN | ‘CHURCH OF THE» ASCENSION Williams and Rev. Wm, LaFountain, Paster i
The Common Service 11:00 a.m, 7)
Sunday School .....10:00 a.m. |
doctor has read the Bible over and over just this way.
—— =
9. Never go on a a by train, bus, plane or subway without |
a book. *
- 10. Never forget that 2 book in your haild when you want it |
is worth a whole row of bookcases back home.
That interesting magazine called ‘‘The Freeman” points out that!
one man read all of Gibbon’s immortal ‘The Decline and Fall of!
the Roman Empire” in the intervals of waiting for his wife to dress
to go out for dinner.
In a little more than a week we celebrate Abrahams Lincoin’s|
‘birthday. Books were few and precious when he grew up; he had
to walk miles to borrow one. ‘¥et Abe Lincoln found time to read.|
You can, too,
(Copyright 195%
time for distribut90n to neighbor-
hood theaters.
The film, made to promote good
stewardship among Christians and
issued under the name “All That
I Have,” recéived Saturation cov-
erage in the churches of the Mis-
Dr. Herman W. Gockel, re-
ligious director for the Mis-
sourl Synod’s' “This Is the
Iife’’ television series, has been
given a brief leave to serve as
technical consultant, -
Dr, Gockel worked-in a_similar
capacity on the original version.
He empasizes that ‘‘no
of the first film wili -be used in
the forth-coming remake.
Life’ director, will direct on a
two - week shooting schedule at
Twentieth Century-Fox and Fam-
ily Films studios, set to start
February 12.
UNITY
Would you like to hear how
‘Christian Science brings
freedom to Mankind?
‘Then You: ie Cordially Invited to
Attend a Free Public Lecture on
“Christian Christian Science Entitled:
Science:
The Liberating Light
of Truth’
by J: Lingen Wood, C.S.
of. Vancouver, British Columbia
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ |
Scientist in- Boston, Massachusetts
in the
First Church of Christ, Scientist » Corner of Lawrence and Williams Streets “
Pontiac, Michigan
: Minday, F ebruary 4, 1957
at BPM
| 11% N. Saginaw Bt ye sees
Sunday, 11:00
Kenneth Brabeau, Sperber
Tuesday, 12:00 to 4:00 P.M.
Thers., 7:30 P. M.—Study Class
“Let There Be Light” To Aid Korean Scouts
Willis V. Elliott of the Boy Scouts
‘of America, arrived in Seoul re-
‘cently for a two-year stay, Mr.
| Elliott will help_Korean-Scouts im-
prove and expand .their present
'7,000-boy organization,
== See aaeeeata ‘for Men Slated | muri S: nd wi idely used
souri Synod and was widely wel'at Duns Scotus
t one foot'’| green
“William Claxton, “This Is the) 1196 a Ave.
Recollection Day Pastor Installs
1957 Leaders Rev. V. L. Luther Plans
to Present Program
for veoh Wednesday
The — V. L. Luther eee
5 8 leaders of the church and Sunday ;
Starting at 2 p.m. this one-day|Schdol at the 7:45 service Sunday
retreat consists of spiritual talks,|evening in St. James Missionary
meditation and supper, followed|Baptist Church.
by an open-forum and a Holy| The following were named: Rev.
Hour, Activities are concluded at\Leroy Fard, religious director;
8:30 p.m. Otis Hinson, chairmar. of Board of)
The season’s eight sessions are|Trustees; Reedie Anthony, chair- On Saturday, Feb. 9. Rev. Fath-
er Aubuert Grieser, O.F.M. will):
conduct a Day of Recollection for
men, sponsored by the St. Eliza-
beth Chapter of the Third Order
of St. Francis, at Duns Scotus
College, W. Nine Mile and Ever-
dedicated to the theme: “To re-
‘istore all things in Christ.’ They
are held on the Saturday before
the second Sunday of each month
from October to May.
Joseph D. Crumlish, 2580 Pine
Lake Rd. states there is no set
fee; and men of all denominations
are invited.
(Opposite
Sunday School 10:30 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Corner East Huron and Mt. Clemens at Mill St., Pontiac
“NOT ON THE FEAST DAY” Communion Meditation
The Rev. Mr. Burton, Preaching Post Office) Send Cuban to Work
in Latin America Morning Service, 10:30 A. M.
A new Protestant evangelism
program in Latin America in
response to “a surge of. religious
interest” there is the mission of
In Our New Home,
NEW WORSHIP S
Sunday Morning. Worship
Sunday Evening Worship ...
Saturday: Evening Song Drill — ae NOTICE —
The Downtown
(CHURCH ‘of CHRIST 87 Lafayette Street
ERVICE HOURS:
weceees 10 AM.
anpenoooeorses «tf La. & eeeeeoer a young Cuban minister and evan-
gelist, the Rev. Cecilie Arrastia.
His appointment waz; announced
this week by Dr. Howard Yod-
‘er, secretary of the National
Council's Committee on Coopera- man of Board of Deacons and su:
perintendent of the Sunday School; |
Thomas Russell, president of the
Usher Board and
junior officer,
jor officer; Mrs. Barbara Burton,
president of Missionary Society; |
1 Mrs, Mary Anthony, president
of Pastor's Aid Club, and assist- G, M. Moses,
Others were A. B Davis, jun- |
Missionary Alliance Church
Isaac Crary Jr. High Schgol
- , §01 Cass Lake Rd. N,
Just North off M59"
Sunday School .... 9:45 A.M.
i Sunday Worship .. 10:00 A.M.
“IN. DUE TIME”
Evening Service ... 7:30 P.M.
“IT IS TIME TO SEEK THE}
LORD” :
REV. LOUIE W. STOKES, missionary te Argentina, will speak. in the evening at 7:45.
Radio, WPON Sun. 8:00 A.M.
“Visit the Church of the
REV. G. J. BERSCHE, Paster Old Fashioned Gospel”
230 N. Cass Lake Rd. : : ‘
ant church secretary; Mrs. Ella
Mae Thompson, church clerk;
Mrs, Mary Vinegar, pianist and
Mrs. Matilda Hinson, choir di-
rector,
Also ‘included were Mrs. Doris
Russell, president of Deaconess
Poard; Mrs, Arnell Lewis, advisor WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH Andersonville Road — Near Dixie H'way _
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening eat a gt Oe ee 7:00 p.m.
Family Bible Hour Wednesday ....... 7:30 p.m. Robert B. Winne, Pastor Fundamental — Undenominational
of Mother’s Board; Mrs. John Beil-
stein, Sunday .School teacher;
Mable Jean Lewis, secretary of
Sunday School; Freddie B. Harri-|
son, assistant secretary; Delphine
Allums, treasurer of Pastor's Aid
Club and Mrs, Ella Feavy, secre-|
tary of the Missionary Society and,
tion in Latin America. The Com-| Usher Board. - GOODWILL GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH | x81 Auburn Road — % | ‘Mile West of Crooks Road
Sunday School, 10 A. M. — Worship Service, 11 A. M.
Communi ty Singing Sun. 2:30 to 4:00 -
Wed., 7:30 P. M. — v bveaiee Worship, Sat., 7:30 P. M.
| mittee is a unit of the Division 5.5. Supt. John Burleson: Pastor, Rev. Billy Brown—FE 7-0002 + = i=
.. re The Rev. Mr. Lewis announces,
that the budget and program for,
1957 will. be offered to the congre-| of Foreign Missions.
As field leader of the new pro-
gram, Mr, Arrastia will preach
7:30 P.M. ooo eene
“BACK TO THE OLD PATHS” Jer. 6:16.
’ FE 8-2071 cs FE 5-1993
Oakland and Saginaw
Pontiac, Michigan
Our responsibility—the
“YE SERVE THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor
Rev. W. E. Hakes, Ass‘t Pastor
the Word ~
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A.M.
tClasses for All Ages)
MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A.M.
EVENING WORSHIP--7:00 P.M. “THE SECOND COMING OF JESUS CHRIST”
Rev. \W. E. Hakes speaking at both services
World; Our resources—
LORD CHRIST’
|training schools.
11:00 A.M. WORSHIP eb 9
f. cipleship” = <H wart
“clon om Recto calv? Youth Fellowship. } “What Am I Here ti 7:45 Wed
‘and train other evangelists in al-| gation at p.m. Wednesday,
‘most all of Central and South ’
America and the Caribbean area, | ‘Bah’ai Youth Will Lead
Dr. Yoder said. He has speaking Discussion on Morals 7
assignments in mission schools
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH . 16 Chase St.
A eee ee eee - 10:30 am.
Evening —— miei ie was nae seein es 7:30 p.m. Rev. May Randal of Detroit
Open Forum Wed. .................. 7:30 p.m,
colleges and universities and la.
bor centers as weli as pastors’ the disotssion on ‘Ba'’hai Morals"
at 8 p.m. Sunday at 504 Granada
Radio and television preaching! Dr,
techniques will. be a pvincipal| Allen Higgins, student of Pontiac
subject of interest to ministfrs-and|High School, will be the leader.
laymen in Protestant churches in|Refreshments will be setved fol-
the Latin Atherican countries. lowing the program.
9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
Classes for All Ages.
Topic: For?” 7:30 PM. EVENING ‘WORSHIP.
é Topic: “Overcoming Evil.”
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY. CHURCH
135 Prospect ' O. E. Eastman, Minister
The Bah'ai Youth will continue] SSE a
SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY , ae LOV E’ ‘ : .
Sunday Services and ~ Reading Room
Sunday School 2 East Lawrence Street
Wodneedely Evening : 1] AM. to 5 P.M.
Service 8 PM Friday to 9 P.M,
- FIRST CHURCH oF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Lawrence and Williams Streets {
HOW, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS |
|
RADIO STATION cKLY TELEVISION
800 ke SUNDAY—9:30 A-M.
Sunday—9:45 A.M. ‘ Channel: 7
Ni _,"GOITER HEALED . .WXYZ-TV. |
Hi {BY PRAYER’ . ee il Ht
ARISTIAN SCIENCE==4j
"ited b Presbyterian
‘¥ Churches i thee:
Oakland ‘it Cadilise Theodore BK Allebach, Paster
Bible School ......11:20A-M. seen een
— EEE
Worship secsccceee «10:00 AM.
> “ON KEEPING OUR PROMISES”
Youth Fellowship .,.6:00 PM. Evening Service ....7:30P.M.
“CHRIST WALKING UPON
THE WATERS” Ce eed
#by) ale a
| Meating ...c...+..700P.M.
=
= -{OSLYM AVENUE TOWNSHIP * SERVICE IN SANCTUARY —
: | Vices, Marin Benne”. |{ Free Methodist Church, 501 Mt.
5 me School ...... S30 AM. 4j Church Service .... 9:04. M. |
‘Worship ..........10:45 A.M: ¥jj Sumday School .....10:45 A.M.
Youth Fellowship .. 6:30 P.M.
Evening Service ... 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Night Proyer Meeting oeeewenes 7:30 P.M, |
:
| | 7,8 Primary Street Services af 9 A. M. and Sy Maever MeCene, McCann, Paster A.
weevey + School +9 A. M. Bibte ‘Schoo! rnere, aie ine st S
| Nearly half a century ago, mem-
[bers of the First Free Methodist
Church began — services at
\cision was.made to relocate and
iweek,
* * *
The church of red brick with
Sunday School... 9:45A.M.|white trim is located on nearly I First Service...., 8:30 A.M. [two acres of ground with ample A clear. view of the altar may
in the new sanctuary of the First
Clemens St. The pink mist walls
blend softly with the light toned,
limed oak pulpit and pews, .
The dossal curtain of antique
ivory has an interwoven thread of
gold. A mural is planned for the
wall of the baptistry behind the
curtain.
TONES OF ROSE
The aisies and rostrum of the
jwere held in the new building ‘this750’x90’ sanctuary are covered. with . [plastic floor. .
htland green floor. The Junior De-
‘his tom Meiners” 4) ‘Heath Fellowship .. 6:90 P.M. 9} ST. TRINITY : Auburn Ave. at Jessie COMMUNITY wnTED { ma Ant 0 Som
‘ PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Ralph C. Claus ~ mouip ie: i
vy — |
. J. Teewwiosen, Je, Pastor ] Second Service. ..11:00 A.M. |
Bible School ...... 9454.M. 9]
Morning Worship: ..11:00 AM. 4| ST. PAUL
Youth Groups :,.... 6:30 P.M. | Joslyn at Third
Evening Worship .. 7:30 P.M. 9] sed anereeys
Study Hour ...:.. 730P-M. qi] Morning Service, .10:45.4.M. apetpiiamrce
nck cules EEE GG ce cemacehene of severcans. The
baptistry is behind the antique ivory traverse curtains.
seats for 200 are in the overflow area.
First Free. Methodist to Serve Al Ages
The ‘pideakde blue walled room
with white drop ceiling in the base-
ment belongs to the beginners of
ithe Sunday School. Tables and
benches are yellow and charcoal
with a coral and charcoal vinyl
JUNIORS ENJOY COLOR
The assembly room of the first,
second and ‘third grades is done in
mint green and white with a gray
partment, which includes fourth,
fifth and sixth grades, meets in a
pink and turgidise room before)
jgoing to the 9x10 class rooms.
The Junior Highs have chosen
pink and dubonnet to brighten
their gathering place. The cunior
and Junior High rooms will
teoan Ges Usions, toni Weise
I] ing st both Sunday services.
| Geolirey Day. B.A.B.T.H. Pastor | 11 am. and 7:30 p.m.
| |
365 East Wilson |
— nohesk b:68 M. |
: Service
Evening, 7:45 FP. M.
Rev. T. H. Staton, FE 2-497
“WESLEYAN METHODIST mI LU NORTH LYNN STREET
et SUNDAY SCHOOL W. Y. PLS. 6:45 P.M.
: 11:00 WORSHIP “EVANGELISTIC 7:30 P.M,
‘ ‘Rev. C.D, Friess. pastor :
REBINDING tmetoe'Be* \ Etc,
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ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School ...........%..5esseseeee i
Morning Worship .... 0... ......0.000ee- ; 1100 AM. Rev. Carl W. Nelson, B. D.. Pastor m :
Parsonage: 745 Owege Drive :
eae
both have altars. All Sunday
School rodms are in the base-
ment.. More than 500 attended
Sunday school last eek.
The men of First Methodist
under the direction of Clarence
Chambers have built, shellacked
and varnished.the assembly room
pews, tables and pulpit.
They have also done the deco-
rating. :
ee
* * *
The pastor's office in green is
on the first floor just inside the [THE SALVATION ARMY (CITADEL)
29 W. Lewrence Street <
——SUNDAY SERVICES——
Sunday School—9:45 A. M. Young People’s Legion——6 P. M.
Holiness Mecting—11:00 A. M. Salvation Meeting—7:30 P. M.
Thursday Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:30 P. M. ;
$/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. Michalsen,
commanding olficers-in-charge
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED!
main doorway. As soon as possible |——
the church will be heated by nat-
ural gas, At present, béttled gas
is being used. The exterior is not
yet completed,
Formal dedication services will
be announced at a later. date.
_ SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
. Wednesday 8:00 p.m.
H. EF. Lohr, Pastor FES-1204 — 156 Mt. Clemens St. |
_ SABBATH SCHOOL ”........... cesececeg Saturday 9:30 an.
- SABBATH WORSHIP ......... eseeee--. Saturday 11:00 a.m.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING ...,.. Saturday 4 to 4:30 P. M.
=. CHURCH of the NAZARENE 229 E. Pike. Rev. 9. Bedt. A. Horii Faster
Bible School 10 A.M. Morning Worship 11
Youth Service 6:45 P.M. Grav seliotic ¥:30 7:30
Come end Test Our Welcome
DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH Elisabeth Lake Ré. at Tilden OR 38-3206
Sunday School ..... 10 a.m. g Worship .. ns oe. oa and Beginners’ Cherch _
¥ - Service eo Titi rr 6:30 p.m. :
Church Service .,......:5 Fe
See a gi a cal eovreen 6 5. p.m. Ew.
: FE 4-7172
Choir Rehearsal. Saturday ,,.,.... 7:00 P.M.
Church Conference ......ss00+... 8:00 P.M.
Sunday Wosskig «even Ee ay
> *
Service... ce cevcessss 7:00 P.M.
CIM i.e ac: .« 1000 A.M. and 7:00 P.M.
Thurs. Ir. Bible School ........... 6:00 P.M.
ot the First General Baptist Chureh, where friends
Lowell D. Baggett. Choir Direcior
Rev. Robert Garner. Pastor
LEON KAY
social and
~ He served as a national vice
4 Mr. Kay has visited Israel many ‘iddle East’
Adult Institute
Leon Kay, president of the Mich-
igan Region of the Zignist Organi-
zation of America, will speak on
“Israel and ths Middle East” at
the Adult Institute in Congregation
B'nai Israel Monday at 9 p.m.
a * * -*
Active in Jewish and American
affairs most of his life, Mr. Kay
was elected a member of the
Board of Directors of the Zionist
‘A Detroit industrialist, Mr. Kay
helped to establish the Sta
Israel and to support her poli
economic development.
president of the American Tech-
nion Society to help develop Is-
rael’s Institue of . Technology.
Under his guidance, a group of in-|
westors was assembled for the
establishment of an industrial en-
terprise in Israel. —
Fe |
Youth Will €onduct
Morning Worship
In observance of National Youth
lregular morning worship service
The PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH §. Baldwin end Fairmount ae
siistiea “Yin disk Yuuk Phish wa Anes Wendaa Yous
Services — Tonight and Sunday Evening — 7:30.
_\, Guest Speaker, Rev. EK. J. Phillips of Detroit
‘Come — Bring Your and Friends‘to Sunday
‘School (All Ages)—10 A. Morning Worship 11 A. M.
“The Little Church with the Big Heart”
E. C. Swinson, Minister — Rey Overbaugh, 8.8. Supt. at 10:45 Sunday, _— a
‘be “Honor the Lord.”
Z * " *&
Don Seal will introduce ‘the
theme and speakers will be Dick
Lantz, Norman Mallory and Carol
The Call to Worship and pray:
All Saints Episcopal pei
Williams St. at West ‘Pike
ig By a Cee
8:00 A.M. Holy, Communion
9:30 AM. Holy 8 Baptism, Church School .
11:00 A.M. Holy Communion and Ser. mon by the Rev, —_ Ww. .
Church Se
ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL
mauera. Mich.
8:00 A. 1 —Hoty Spent
6:49 4. M.—Chureh Seheo!
31:00 tod ern Communion 6:00 A. M.—Holy Communion -
9:18, A. M.—Holy Communion
0:88 A. M.—Chureh @ehoot
1:00 A. M. union *
as ote a
Rev. Walde |R. sepins
Week, the Youth Fellowship group. +, iths faites to attend the lecture. A dis- “times and has made a study of the
country. At present he helps to
shape policies of the Zionist Organ-
ization of America as a member
of its National Executive Commit-
tee,
hen ee
Rabbi Israel Goodman extends
an invitation to members of all
cussion period with refreshments
will follow Mr. Kay's speech.
Church Presents
World Premiere
of New Oratorio
The world premiere of a new
by Ni ‘| ministry in 1934. Mr, Woodworth
of eastern Michigan as a Bible lec-
jbeginning Feb. Husband, Wife
Watchtower Bible, Tract
Society Trains Ministers
for Jehovah's Witnesses
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wood-
worth, formerly of Pontiac, will
be graduated from the Watch-
tower Bible- School ‘6f Gilead lo-
cated in South Lansing, N. Y.,
during a two-day graduation pro-
gram Feb. 2 and 3.
The couple entered the full-time is known throughout central and
urer and convention organizer for
ehovah's Witnesses.
As a circuit supervisor, Mr.
Woodworth has oversight of 20
congregations of Jehovah's Wit-
nesses, including the three in
Pontiac, to Be Graduated) Christian Scientist fo Lecture Monday
“How the Light of Truth Pre-|
sented in the Bible Brings Libera-|
tion from Discord and Disease,”
will be the topic of a public lec- _ for yourself; don't take hear-say. - Apostolic Church of Christ . 458 CENTRAL
A Church -that preaches the Apostles
Doctrines. Baptize like they did and
receive the Holy Ghost; bring your
Bible and Bible questions. Find out
MORNING SERVICE SUNDAY .. 10:00 A.M,
EVENING SERVICE . 7:00 P.M,
Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Bishop L. A. Parent, Pastor. I
ture at 8 p. m. Monday in First
<a
Church of Christ, Scientist, 164 W.
Lawrence St.
J. Lingen Wood, a member of
the Christian Science Board of
Lectureship, will be the speaker.
During World War I, he served
fantry, He has been engaged in.
construction. work in Argentina!
and later was in the stock broker-|
age business.
* \& *
Devoting full ‘time to the prac-
tice of Christian Science healing,
Mr. Wood has served for 13 years
on Publication for the Province
of British Columbia,
Members announce the lecture
is free and the public is invited.
as a-captain in the British in-j ‘BAPTIST CHURCH COLUMBIA AVENUE
64 West Columbia Ave.
Sunday School ..... ... 9:45 ALM,
Morning Worship. .....11.00 A. M.
We eo We ont. cece ... 6:30 PLM, |
Evening Worship . es | 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Prayer Meeting. . : » 1480 P.M, -
REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor Phone FE 4-8574
Affiliated with Seuthera Baptist Convention
Gilead Bible School is owned
and operated, by the Watchtower
CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC Bible and Tract Society, govern-
ing .body for Jehovah's Witnesses. | The school trains ministers for
home and foreign missionary
During the past 13 years Gilead
Bible School has trained 2,700 SCIENCE CHURCH " ‘Whittemore Street
7:09 P.M, Sun, Eve. Prayer Service
7:30 P.M. Sun—Rev. H. Mershal
Silver Tea, Wed., Feb. ¢ |
ministers for missionary work.|
Yale to Hear Graham
at Campus on Feb. 11
The Yale University Christian
Mission is completing arrange-
ments for a series of four ser-
mons by evangelist Billy Graham.
They are to be delivered on suc-
cessive nights . _ services
The mission . "Seated saree
and is composed of Pras various These are serving in 100 lands. 1 ‘FIRST UNITED
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF PONTIAC
ONENESS
178 Green Street
SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School ....,., 10. a.m. ®
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE 505 — Ave. ne z
Full Gospel — ti
x DR. sat seit tink olcarts Pastors
iy 9:45 Thru 12:15 A.M.
Morning Worship and Bible School
Rev. Luther Shetfield Speaking at All Services
7:45 P.M. Evangelistic Service With Soul hs
Stirring Musical Program
7:45 P.M. Wed. Evé. — Bible Study
_ A Friendly Place to Worship
Mom: Worship ....
Soeocvescosesosesesss
Young People .. Wed. 7:30 p.m.
Rev. Marvin P. Hester
“The Whale Gospel for the
eampus.
lormand from|"e's!ous groups on ‘the Whole Werld"—ONENESS
11:00 A.M.—Communion
5:00 P.M—Fellowship Hall for
Wed. 7:30 P.M.—Prayer Service, BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH West Huron at Mark
9:45 A.M.—Church School. Classes for All Ages; 6 adult Classes
“Service
Subject—“Get Me Twelve”—Rev. Dalenberg
7:00 P.M~Youth Groups Worship Hour
REY. NELSON W. DALENBERG, Interim Pastor Young People
Roger Anderson, Leader -
ae e Sunday School Complete! Departmentalized
_, Attendance Last, Sundey ss 4
" Chureh Phone FE 2-4282 yf
2 , a
SER: ST
First Free
Worship Services ..11 Rev. E. E. Walling. Dis
. Prayer Meeting Wed. .
LYAL H, HOWIGON, Pastor . 501 Mt. Clemens Street
Church of the Light and Life Hour
speaking at both services
| Sunday School 10:00 A. Methodist
:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M,’ t. Supt. of Flint District, |
M. . F.M.Y. 6:30 P.M.
Emmanuel Baptist Church Telegraph Read at Orchard Lake Ave.
op
Departmentalized Sunday School for All Ages
‘Auditorium Bible Class 10 A. M.
10 A. M. |
“aN ONLY DAUGHTER”
Gen. Ch. 34
1A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
DR. TOM MALONE, Speaking
oe
Dr. T om Malone, Pastor Sunday School Attendance Last Week .
ove ais ‘4
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| Burea' Whiteheed, Pulitser winner.)
By DON WHITEHEAD
and the least understood,
| the problem under the leadership)
lof J. Edgar Hoover and the men
[around him, ee HENRY MEL The fight against communism
has been by all odds the strangest F
chapter in the history of the FBI—
sense. : :
This. was a dangerous mechan-
ism organized on an interlocking
worldwide basis to wreck the
existing social system and in- so
doing to overthrow the government. checkmate it where possible.
VIEW STILL, SOUND __
This ‘was the basie outlook
FONDA FERRER | HEAR
GORDON lof the United States by ferce and ,.
|violence after it had been weak-' a
‘ened by subversion.
Second, the men in command E
at the FBI had no illusion that * *«* *
the ‘Communist Manifesto’ and
the writings of Lenin and then MacRAE
SING
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LAST TIME SATURDAY
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“You get even ‘better
heating from the new.
larger king sizes of fa-
mous White Oak Smoke-
all the other sizes are
now larger — at the
same cost —
‘OAKLAND FUEL & PAINT .FE 5-6150
_PARK” FREE REAR OF STORE | Soviet Red chiefs at their word. -
| to destroy the freedoms and the
| government
i were sworn to defend. This threat
| and weapons, of course, buat by
‘|American. World
‘ \pay for pilots, rules and working
| Sayen
about $13,000 a year and have
“inot had a wage increase since
i that the pay scale for pilots is
’ of 4,161 miles. Casdiog ts be Soniel city 2
opinion, - in 1919, when he wrote the lawyer’s/ #"
They saw in these writings what| briet against the Communist
they saw in ‘Mein Kampf'—the| party, Time had only
battle plan for conquest. The/the estimate. tactics might change and shift,
ba the and ene of ell cane cng
allegiance to the .cause of Soviet).
Russia, a citizen's loyalty to the
United States- was conceded in
the normal course of events. cook
Loyalty was a quiet love. of
“country and a pride in its ideals
which all men were presumed
to carry in theirhearts, .The
government didn’t question it,
But communism sowed the
seeds of suspicion and distrust.
The followers of communism, by
their own disloyalty, by espionage
and subversion and —
Third, communism threatened
which these men
established, .and it was ofdered
the investigative agencies had to be fought. just as the
gangster threat was fought inthe
learly 1930s,
Not with the same methods This was the beginning of the
first. broad-scale effort of the)
federal government to protect
Fourth, those who were members of government workers. . oo ae THE B-PONTIAG-PRESS, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1937 ie ee
had their own investigative staffs. |“
A Loyalty Review Board was} Frequently a phrase was heard]
itself from’ subversion in the ranks|
ch | ONE. OFA HANDFUL ~
sme] OF VERY. SPECIAL MEN-
* «of ONE OF A HANDFUL |
OF VERY SPECIAL ») URES! ~
TOWARD THE
—— * * *
that someone had been “‘cleared|
by the FBI.” This, of course, was}
not true, because the FBI had not
given that authority, nor did
it seek it. Nor did the FBI ‘‘makell
recharges” against anyone, ‘
(Copyright 1957 by Don Whitehead)
(Monday: The fight over
“Raw Files."’)
World-Wide Strike
Scheduled by Pilots CHICAGO (® — A world-wide
strike by 1,536--pilots for Pan
Airways has
been called for Feb. 8 by the Air
Line Pilots Assn. in a dispute over
a hew contract.
The strike call for midnight, lo- [JUN ASSIGNMENT FOR,
JUNIOR. EDITORS
pute between the airline and pi-
’ union which has ‘been in ne-|
souinnx tie tr neon
©The ALPA said principal issues
in the dispute are increases in
conditions, particularly dealing
with “excess time on duty and
time away from home,” and dura-
tion of the contract.
said the pilots average In New York, the company said
more.than $18,000 a year and that
for co-pilots more than $12,000. _|of this country and to our young
|for Would Be Refugee lke Lauds Support
of Youth in Election’ |
NEW YORK ® — President|_ sat SEES 2S Eisenhower attributes his re-elec-| _ a
tion largely to the support of
owmen and young people.
In a message read yesterday to
the annual conference of the Fed-|#}
eration of Women's Republican|fi
Clubs of New. York state, Eisen-
hower said: ;
: “+ * *
“In all the sincerity that I/ff
posses, I think ew owe the suc-ifly3
cess of our election to the women|Iii
ple.
“The Republican’ party has nev-
er had such support from these
|! groups as ia the last elec-
Reds Rule Out-Payment
Fux & Hounds Jun
LUNCHEON and DINNERS
_DINNERS: Monday thru Saturday 5:30 to 11 P.M. | BUDAPEST i» — A Communist
court has ruled a would-be Hun-
igarian refugee cannot get back
the money he paid to ; w
— STRANGE CREATURES — 6
The Groundhog :
Today we will meet a strange little creature called the groundhog.
Although there is much legend connected with him, the groundhog is
a real animal. And, as many of you know, today is Groundhog Day.
People used to say that the groundhog had an important bearing Chinese to Hear Blast
but It'll Be Second Hand
PETALUMA, Calif, @® — Peta-
luma Chinese will enjoy the roar|
6f 10,000 firecrackers in their Chi- on the weather. They thought that if the groundhog, which sleeps. all:
nese New Year's celebration to-| winter, came out of his hole and saw his shadow he would scurry back,
| night, although its against the law and that six more weeks of winter would follow. If he didn’t see his
to explode them. shadow, he stayed out and the weather would be fine.
Supermarket operator- Harry) paste this picture on cardboard and color with crayons. Cut out
| noms ~ ng ied — police the picture carefully and fold back the easel ends as shown in the
cerdisalon. sir Secaitied the small drawing on the left flap. Stand it up in a sunny window first
sound on tape. Noise from the thing in the morning. Let the groundhog face you with his back to the
tape will supply the traditional sun. If the shadow falls on the window sill he will be ready to hibernate
firecracker trimmings. for another six weeks. If it is a cloudy day with no shadows, Mr.
The completed Trans-Canada Groundhog will stay up for fine weather to come.
highway will extend for a length! (Kathleen Sue Vallier, McClelland, Iowa, is the winner of the $10;
award for sending this idea first. Your suggestions should be sent care Go
ve
“I Like the Extra
Earnings ... Pontiac
Federal Pays 3%!”
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Next Week: Your wie SUNDAY DINNERS: from 1:30 P.M. to 9 P.M.
LUNCHEONS: Served Daily 12 Noon to 2:30
Phone MI 4-4800 for Reservations |failed to take him across the bor-'
der,
‘The court's decision, published |
in the newspaper Esti Hirlap, said
Laszlo Nemeth could not collect}
$900 he paid in 1950 to a- guide!
who was caught before the trip|-
out could be made.
Evidence indicated chances of
getting the money back would
|have been pretty slim anyway. |
The guide was released from jail,
after 4% years and now has fled!
Hungary.
“Sea Devils” Mat.
40¢ * 50¢ ° 208 | ‘West of the Pecos’ Eve. Child
Japanese Joins Cabinet |
TOKYO w—Akira Kodaki, a
member of the Japanese Parlia- |
‘ment, ‘today was named director,
general of the Defense Board in
the. Cabinet of Prime Minister
Ishibashi, LATE SHOW TONIGHT AT 10:30 P. M.
Ist PONTIAC SHOWING .
Army Mule Plods On —
as Helicopter Falters ,
| LONDON, Ky. «® — Modern
Army transportation may have its
_ | limits—but not the mule.
* * * e |
This was proven when bad:
weather forced an Army helicop-|
ter to set down on a mountain,
top. The craft was sent here from
Ft. Benning, Ga, to aid in flood
rescue work, i
* * * i
Warrant officer William Snyder
borrowed a mule ‘from farmer
George Barnett and rode down
the mountainside to find transpor-
|fation « for his crew. |
Happy About the
gest is Fontana in the Great.
Smokies with 10,800 acres. ;
~
MATINEE SAT. 1:45:
peereeenmiiiay,
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. Rebel Most of ‘the lakes in western |
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I'm at the Buick, Exhibit, there are scores of
sparkling new cars, Dream Cars, Sports Cars
and just the most worderful entertainment in-
cluding @ huge Fashion —_— in which I model.
Doors Open te LI Tonight — Open Sunday | to 11
Best Wishes to the Auto Dealers from
Downtown: 16 E. Lawrence || * Pontiac Drive-In Blue Sky Drive-In
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a ag te . -¥ and a Pee ” color, | ce,
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Mole People,” John Agar. ‘a |
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Take Heart, Taxpayers! }
Be Out of Debt by 2017 | ’ WASHINGTON (INS) — Uncle
Sam’s budget chief says it would
take 60 years at the present rate
to pay off the national. debt.
The present rate, or at least the
one planned for the coming fiscal
year, is $9,113,000,000. Of this,
only $1,831,000,000 goes toward the
debt itself and theT€st is interest
payment on what is left.
In testimony made public today
by. the House Appropriations Com-|
mittee, Budget— Director Percival |
Brundage said payments every,
year of $9,113,000,000 would mean |
that the debt would be wiped out)
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Chiefs Gain 9th |
Victory Against
Catholic Central Skinner Collects 25
Points as Both Teams
Hit 41 Per Cent
By BRUNO L, KEARNS
© Sports Editor, Pontiac Press
DETROIT—Those fortunate -en«
ough to have a_head full of hair
are probably checking their losses
today, but the hairless must have
sprouted a few if they were among
the standing-room-only fans who} ”
saw Pontiac score a thrilling 63-64
victory over Detroit Catholic Cen-| .
tral last night.
It was a nip and tuck affair
with the widest agar at any
time bei
‘the first few minutes. aon 7
on, it was ascloseasthis throughout.
*x * *
Both teams put on a spectacular
shooting display, each hitting 41
per cent from ‘the floor. Pontiac
‘took 60 shots, making 25, and
‘Central hitting on 26 of 62 attempts.)
the final two minutes,
x * MOMENT OF GLORY — Waterford High
| School basketball fans had a few moments ¥t
glory early in the game against a strong Berk- tumbled, hates
night. ley team but all was in vain as the Skippers Pontiac Press Phote
in an Inter-Lakes game last
Northern and Bay City Central did)
— by trimming Flint Central
il.
Five Saginaw starters hit for
all but two of their team’s points,
' with Deb Biondin's 21 the high
mark, The Saginaw tearm struck
for {6 of 21 free throws,
The Bay City-Flint Central game
was tied nine times before the
Wolves pulled away late in the
final period. Don Kanicki scored 17/'"**
y City while Tom| - points to
Bell and Felix — each’ tallied.
. 16 for Flint Ce
Muskegon He is was supposed,
to have a “niajor test”
‘Benton Harbor, but the final score
el 67-44 for the Heights with "d
Burton, 6-6 center, — scoring
points, Willie McCarty was close University of Montreal last night/the Barons .
behind with 22 as the Heights—de-
fending state class A champion—
rolled to its 26th iy Conquest.
100-yard backstroke — Won
Times (pool record)
100- vaca reestvie— ber sed Bear Arey
land, Williams (AH): 3rd-4th, Colsch and Tollefson (Pi. Time 582
150-yard individual mediey — Won by
‘Simonson (P)* 2nd, Garcia {AH}: 3rd,
Schact (AH); 4th, Rose (P). Time 1:39.5
(pool record
Oiving by Cox (AH); 2nd,
Wilitams ane ora. LaMotte iP).
|Hill. Time 2:03.4
200-yard freestyle relay—Won by AH.
Time 1:42.9
100-yard orthodox breaststroke — Won
by Stinson (P)}; 2nd. Hale (AH); 3rd,
— (AH); 4th, Walker (P). -Time
4
‘M’ Icers Romp, 7-3
ANN ARBOR (®—Fddie Switzer,
punched home two
first 7'4 minutes to lead the Wol-
in a non-league hockey game.
|| The same sextéts play fiere to-
| night, My 200-yard mediey relay—Won by Arthur}
v
| (AH); = Hohler (AH): 3rd, “Gibbs ac |
Fouls Give Fraser
63-54 Win Over
Bloomfield Hills
Five successive foul shots broke
that had narrowed a deficit to two
points as the Barons dropped a
63-54 Southeast Suburban League
tilt to Fraser last night.
The victors made 12 of’ their 16
final’ period points on free tosses
to wrap up the’ victory after against Michigan's mighty-mite on skates,| Bloomfield. had cut the margin
goals in the| down with only 2:05 left to play.
Bob Elstan hooped 12, Randy
24 verines to a 7-3 conquest over the Barrett 11, and Dave Drury 10 as
dropped their 5th
ame against two loop wins. Ron,
urke hit the cords for 18 for|
i Fraser, up a late Bloomfield Hills rally| St. Fred Triumphs; Faglets Romp
= (moot bert
Squad Polishes
Off Waterford Viking Quintet Keeps I-L Lead by Blasting
Southfield, 92-48
By BILL CORNWELL
It's the same old story today in
the Inter-Lakes Conference bas-
ketball race. Walled Lake's leading
‘and Berkley’s chasing.
x of *.
The two high school powerhouses
continue’ to demonstrate why
they’re the class of the conference
—last night’s overwhelming victo-
ries, for example,
A rangy, th-functionl:
Berkley quintet outclassed Water.
ford in every respect to win as
it pleased, 59-34, thus setting the
stage for next Friday's showdewn
with the Vikings at Berkley,
Walled Lake tuned up for the
Bears by heaping a 92-48 landslide
on Southfield in the Walled Lake
gymnasium as center Larry Hughs
tied the school’s single game scor-
ing record.
« * *
Farmington’s Don McDonald
broke. two point-making records
as the Falcons whipped Van
Dyke, 73-57, for thelr 4th league
win in six starts. McDonald fired
36 points, a new mark at Farm-
ington and an all-time high in
the Van Dyke gym.
A magnificent Berkley defefse
completely throttled Waterford's
high-scoring Chuck Gillis. The Skip-
per center attempted a total of |.
two, shots, one in each half. He
sunk the ist, had his 2nd try
blocked and hit once from the
Lake Orion Upset
An Avondale team which has
been improving consistently since
early season posted its 6th straight
victory and 7th in nine Oakland
B starts with. 54-46 verdict over
Madison last night.
The triumph enabled the- Yellow
Jackets to gain more ground on
the loop-leading Troy quintet. The
Colts were idle from loop play but
walloped- Oak Park by a 63-29!
tally in a warmup for future
league action.
In other Oakland B contests,
Fitzgerald came up with a 33-
point last: quarter to whip Lake
Qrion in an upset, 74-63, while
Clawson was whipping Roseville,
14-58.
Seven different boys took part = Konda Wi Streak at 6 | ‘te
“4
(Clarkston, 69-49
‘inner Against
|W. Bloomfield
Holly Bows in Extra
Period, 71-68, While
Northville Rolls
By CHUCK ABAIR
A 14-point 2nd period scoring
sprée paced Clarkston to a big
lead it never relinqui in slam-
ming West Bloomfield by a 69-49
score last night, but the victory
only served to give the- ‘Wolves a
firmer’ grip on the runner-up slot League.
Pontise Press Phete
SKIPPER AND HIS CREW — Coach Don Beedle of Waterford
calls his Waterford basketball crew into a huddle, but the Skippers
were unable to stop a‘tough Berkley quintet.
A reserve center named George
Cegilarek was the big gun in
the last period rally which
sparked Fitzgerald to its 2nd
win. He hit 10 of his 15 digits
in the final minutes. Lake Orion
went into the 4th quarter with
a six-point lead but the Spar-
tans took complete charge of
things.
Bob Rush hit 18, all in the Ist
half, and Ralph Brunk matched
Ceglarek’s 15 for the victors. Jim
Drake and Ralph MacLachlan hit
17 apiece in the Orion attack. The’
Dragons are now 4-5 in loop games.
* * *
Thirteen players took part in
Troy's scoring as the Colts romped
from the opening whistle. Don
in a balanced attack in Avondale’s
win with Steve Saunders. “topping |
the group with 12. Madison’s Hal)
zerwme led all the scoring ‘with |
on Jackets led all the way
after a close lst period.
Royal Oak Bows, 57-47 |
_Grosse Pointe's 19 to vb bulge’
in the 3rd quarter paved the way!
for a 57-47 victory over Royal
Oak last night in a Border Cities
League basketball game at Royal) 8&
time, 22-20. John Kerr bagged 18}
—|points for the Acorns, but scoring
honors went to Grosse Pointe’s
Tom Woodruff with 23
Maples Victimized, 52 - 36
and coasjed to its Sth league
triumph, ~
In remaining EML action, run-
ner-up Ferndale stayed on East
Detroit's heels with a 61-43 win
over Hazel Park as Earl McNeal
bagged 15 points while Rich Robins
clicked for 23 to spark Port Hur-
on’s 62-55 conquest of Mt. Clemens.
EAST DETROIT
i
appear to reach out of ere t
| fe
3 ARMS AWAY — An unighntities pair of arms
away from Berkley’ 5 Jim 1/zelinski on the Water- Se eee foul line to wind up the evening
: . with a meager three points.
FS. nail petri ca goo Phond St. Frederick Tegained a share| Pontiac's two parochial schools |Mary at Royal Oak. It was the Sth After adjusting themselves to the
got will fight for undisputed trol |SCL fo Waterford vourt, the Bears me-
minutes to play in the half it was|! 3rd place and runner-up Orchard] will fig ai ede Fo oo es oe thodically ground out a 29-17 half- 26-26. PHS led 35-34 at the half. |Lake St. Mary stayed on the heels ee ae oe y at Ed Kast, who scored 12 points time edge and steadily increased
. The lead changed hands seven|% pace-setting Highland Park St. ~ 4 ___ | for St. Fred, meshed 10 of them |¢ne margin in the final two quar-
_ times and was tied five. times until Benedict in the Suburban Catholic) st. Mary leisurely rolled to its| in the 3rd period when the Rams ters
Diehm-hit a field goal and free League title chase last night, 8th victory in nine games on the iced their decision over St. Hu hes rained 11 field goals and
throw to make it 54-50 after three| St. Fred splurged in the 3rd quar-|OrcMard Lake floor. The Eaglets| James. St. Fred held a skimpy 10 Post throws into the bucket for
periods. ter to defeat Ferndale St. James, pummeled Hazel Park St. Rita,} 22-21 lead at halftime. 32 points, matching the number
Senthil thes teak the tant, tat (Oe, 2 he Sruthaide gymnnsiom. (675. + Tom Derocher grabbed point-|tallied. by Walled Lake's Merle
Central stayed within {The triymph moved the Rams into Larry Gacki poured in 21 po ints| making honors for the Rams and IT Ibee in 1955,
one point |. tie for 3rd with crosstown rival|to sparkplug unbeaten St. Bene- ng ‘ =
up to the three minute mark. St. Michael on a 6-3.record, dict's 63-44 rout of Royal Oak St. the-game with 16. Ray Rieti topped | BERKLEY WATERFORD
Ray then bucketed twice and lthe Dales with 15 points. ein wt 2)
Pontiac led 63-58 with two min- ; Eight Eaglet players broke into) Mecary, as 3 no lla ; ; A
utes left. e the scoring column, with forward|Neiger 5 2 12 Devine 7 2 16/1
- ow 8 * Romeo Trims Oxford Pete Madelans hauling down the|Vincent $ 9 1) Sitinell C3
With the injured Skinner floored laurels‘on a Z+point spree. Jim Falinge : 3 3 Dann ges ; es
up court, Kramer went- all the R |Jacobs rang up 14 points for St.| = ee si
way in to make it 63-60, and OC QS os eq en, Rita. ‘Score by Quarters
bit again fo make t O38 | Pr REDEEM oe Bitg na oS IER ug Paneer bea gp gee POP ee wauan Lane sovraryeap oenig ress : oi p LAKE :
to get seiiuube tence de Tom Wilson and his Lapeerjregulation time only to have Wil- \Drnase cu Tunniclitt LS Sie ela: 6 Alaredas ro eT i
Zellhart missed the ‘a Pada mates are in the driver's seat|son send it into overtime with two) Doe 2A Tse sanerrs cn, ied A
Pontiac got control and fought among area independents foday\driving layups. _ _ McEnd'ter 2 4 8 |O'Donnell 9 2. 12 Maksimas @ 1}
olf the . after nipping highly-rated Roches-| y+ was a bitter pill for sth 20 16 386 er esd on Rides 3 8?
ter 78-77 in overtime at the small Score by Quarters Walker 5 2 12 Dobbertin ® 1 1
: 0
: ranked Rochester to swallow. _ag/Wilson 6 1 1 Shull 4°23
- “Both teams played great (Lapeer St. Frederick ..... 1 13-86! 3 0 6 Kennedy 0 2 2
ball,” said coach Art Van Ryzi wien ie had another big The setback snapped a win |et. James .....0 2.0.2. tit 1448 nin panest
yzin, i ’ F sed —_ -_
“we're just happy for that one inight with 37 giving him 118 for streak at peg nse the bee St. Frederice Th’ st. James 1 3523 be as ‘ace 4 20 @
” cons made more 4 core uv) ne
poin¢ margin.’ se) faa [the last three games, took charge goals. An excellent 18-for-27 on OF ST. MARY 8T. err re |pralied take .. 16 34 2 18
xk *« * in the overtime session by scoring] 644 conversions was a tremen-.|Wiodk’sxt 10 2 Young 4 19) SacGOCGOLe
The victory was Pontiac’s 9th|*!! 10 Panther points. dous factor In Lapeer’s Sth suc- [Gcngvent 3 312 Bievier 3 i é|
gino gpm streak since 1933. In other games of local inter. | cess in a row and 8th win all eee ts — +
€ *
i ae eet t of eer injury| est, Romeo romped over Oxford, | season. Chark’ski 3 4 10 Klausing 1 1 3
was gwol dharani = oe oo and Mariette belted Caro, | 5,2 Falcons hit doable numbers, |Madelans ® $23 .
y in a check after E : ————— ae = ee :
Dave Eldred led with 19, seven in 27 13 67 24 11 35| East Detroit's wounded pride
A great Gihedng t Pont That Lapeer-Rochester contest | the overtime, and ‘Peanuts’ Mon-| ot st Mary” core by en 8 1e_a7 and Bob Lebel s sees fe the
ontiac|was a see-saw affair most of the|tross had 18. Dave Peters fouled|st. Rita i474 “g-3s Birmingham lineup joi orces
fans, themselves filling almost all|way. The Falcons held a nine-point|out in the 3rd canto after scoring ‘Free Throws Missed =~ —=to. victimize the Maples last night.
of the 1,000 seats on the westside,/lead at the half only to have it/10. OL St. Mary 14. St. Rite 18 The Shamrocks, handed their 1st
In po oe ae . deadlocked by the 3rd period. Combining for 46 points in the —_ . loss of the season this — by
w game, Sey zt ® middle quarters, Romeo had little South Lyon Triumphs Hamtramck, took out their ver
iliams Harrison Munson géance on the Maples with a 52-36
each hit 18 as Pontiac 62. Rochester got back in front by trouble getting back ih the win_col- ; Michs Le whet
comniien tee won 62-35. |four with just a minute to play in\umn as 10 different players took] Dave Wren netted 18 points to|Eastern Michigan League uty
FG FT TP ror re part in the point-getting, John) lead South Lyon’s basketball team at Birmingham.
fee 2 iS oer i id Fowler headed the group with 15./to a 42-38 triumph over Hart-| Isbell, one of Oakland Onnty"s
Bishop = § 8 0 dell “od 0 0 Carl Roland meshed 20 for Oxford.|land in a League of the Lakes} leading scorers, was not in uni-
doves ; ° 4 > ee | 4h : Poo ecor 5 a Marlette took a big step towards| game Friday night at South Lyon.| form and fhe Maples attack suf- |
wee © Fe he 68S t — improving in state ranks pos its The winners held a 26-11 advantage] fered considerably. East Detroit |;
26 10 62 23 13 63 bas Chiefs Lose Meet ith straight triumph in a Thumb/at halftime. piled up a 31-12 halftime margin
Seove By Qencters B League contest. ee soed8 17 19 963 Catholic weatiad 5+ ace 12 16 12—63 ROCHESTER LAPEER
Throws Missed Three pool records were set for se bi mis ot
Pontiac 1, Cathlls central # the new pes Hill swim site last Montross § 3 18 Themky 4 0 8
m night, with PHS Chiefs’ Dennis Si- VenNoc’r i 3 13 Mewitiia } i " ® s __|monson hanging up one mark and| Peers $f 30 Coller 4 8
a inaW uIn Chauncy Johnson and Ron Gage, = a Jo 18 78
> both of Arthur Hill, accounting for gaa by, Quarters oe the others. LApee? 2... -<ese- $ is bes : re
; ‘ . Simonson was the only two-event Rochester pean Sh
ins | winner, taking the 100-yard breast| Rochester 15, Lapeer 9
and- 150-yard individual medley. ROMEO -OxTORR oy
- | His 1:39.5 in ‘the latter: was his! wiyiams et Roland 8 4 20
Muskegon Heights, Top sree» beet and was an AH pool Daliwits 3 9 ¢ artes, 433
° record. 7) 2 ‘A Team in State, a results: Prom i fay 3 ba iad os ; edqman Mel’ r
Scores Romp us ioe Went tains", Doe Bere 4th, Roberts (P). Time 26.1 | Kerr o 1 it
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS meat “hen ne be ee (AH): 4th, Powers (P). Time 1:06" 23 14 «70 15 34 64
In a pair of Saginaw Valley con- ™ 00-yard, freestyle — Won by Johnson |
tests, Saginaw kept alive its title) (P7)', jn? dered, AR): aed, LaMoite Romeo orenetbeadine ae 25 90
hopes with a 14-59 win over Flint record) poo: |Oxtees severesveeees---34 13 13 16—64
e .
ford court I
0 grab the ball . ore ee
F)
Pontiac Press Phote
night, ‘while Berkley players Lance
Gentile (center) and Dave Neiger attempt to in-
-tercept. Waterford lost to the Bears, 59-34. Oak. The Acorns trailed at ‘aif’
_ jof New Haven and Armada turned
bye tidn't benefit Memphis at all |Killewald and Don Harned, play-
| ing his lst varsity game, had 10
with the Wolves since leaving Ox-
ford, helped spark a rally that
evened the count and later sent
the victors ahead to stay. His four
digits and some fine rebounding
launched the clinching spree early
in the 2nd stanza.
* * *
Clarkston coasted in the last half
as both coaches emptied their
benches, George Lang tallied 21,
Noles and speedy Leroy Parks ad-
ded 17 each for the Blue. Jump
shot artist John Lucadem rung up
22 for West Bloomfield.
Clarenceville played unbeaten
Northville on even terms for
three quarters before bowing,
62-50. The Mustangs broke a
42-42 tie with a 29-point last
stanza for their 8th straight. But
Bell and 6-7 Jeff Goodrich spark-
Steady Larry Andrews caged 17
in a losing cause.
Holly blew several chances to
triumph in its 71-68 loss to Brigh-
ton including a three-point n-
tage in the overtime. Key hoops
by sophomores Ross Hudson and
each for Troy.
MADISON AVONDALE
' FG ETT? FG FT TP)
| Perkins 6 7 #19 Saunders 3 6 12
| Harris 1 3 #$ Mulhornd 3 0 6
| Garner a Hy Ve 3) Sl
Pornar'io 2 3 7 Moulton 3 J 8
Fp cl 3 2 8 yten 3 2
1 © 2 Gronskl! 2 2 :
Thompson 1 4 -|
15 16 46 ' 17 20 Seore by Quarters =
Avondale ....,,.6......17 19 10 &—54!
Ttiewcssregeecs8 tac ee
LAKE ORION FITZGERALD
FG FT TP FG FT TP
Drake 6 §$ 17 Bush 8 2 is
Recknagel 0 2 2 Ceglarek 6 3 15
Golladay 2 3 7 Brunk 3°97 15
| Schuler 1 6 8 Weslowski! 0 2
eLach’n § 7 17 Birdwell 3 0 6
44 lognino 2 5 8
ine 1 1-3
Plowers 4 68
1877 6 26 22 | ¢ Score by erie
Lake Orion ......... 16 22 16—63
Anpemcoecos 18 18 10 33—74 Pitageraid
Pontiac Wrestlers
Show Improvement
PHS mat squad gave Flint
Northern a good run in Friday's
9th match of the season at Flint,
but dropped its 8th meet 36-18.
Big gain in points over the 58-5
count in the 1st match here shows
a fine improvement, says Coach
s ¥G VF Te ae Te Bill Willson.
Kener” 3 9 16 fatehien” 3 6 12| Duke Relyea (175) scored an up-
Philipp! 1 1 3 Roe 1 2 4 set pin over Vikings’ star gridder
Ponttert H : a Peckh'set i ¢ 2. and sprinter John Sharpe at 175
fisbere «1 «0 2 Evangel'ta 34 2 pounds, for the match feature. The
2 88 3 3g (Pin took just 48 seconds. On the
other side Me] Nozenchuk lost by'*
a pin to Sam Evans in the same
time. Mel pinned Evans in the
meet heré several weeks ago.
| Maple Tankers
Upset Plymouth
Capturing seven ist places, but
still trailing late in the meet at
the home pool, Birmingham High's
tankers yesterday «pulled a 50-46
Plymouth.
John Overgard’s win in the 100-
yard freestyle tied the count and
-|Klaugs Partsch (European import) |}
took the 100-yard breaststroke |
nail the victory. upset on hitherto once -. beaten g Jim Paddock iced the verdict after
ia seessaw evening of basketball.
_ & ®& &
Brian Watson rung up 25 and
3 Paddock 19 ag the Bulldogs took
over 3rd place breaking a tie with
Holly. Center George McDaniels
topped the Broncos with 32.
~CLARKSTON W. BLOOMFIELD
__FGFT TP -
kler 1 0 2 Lang lo 61 «21
[LaPratt | 4 0 & -Parks 4 0917
* 1 98 Jensen o 2
Lenseou 9 4 #22 Lippert 3 2 #8
d Hollist r4 0 & Noles $ 7 17
| Campbell 2 0 4
| 2 S$ 49 : 3519 «68
| re by Quarters
Clarkston ..... severe: 18 20 18 16—é#9
W. Bloomfield ...,....18 8 17 0—49
HOLLY BRIGHTON
FT FG FT TP
Haddon 6 ©O 12 Paddock 7 5 19
‘alek 1. 1 Lavin 6 2 13
McDan'ls 16 0 32 Wright 1 1 3
Harmes 2 2 6 Wa 12 (1 «25
Taylor 0 2 #2 Snyder 2 3 6
Bradsher 6 3 18 Hud 2 2 «6
30 68 C68 29°13 «71
spo cares ..21°12°12 «17 9-71
coocsees--17 13 16 16 6—68
Imlay City Wallops
Ortonville Quintet
‘Winless Ortonville gave unbeaten
Imlay City some anxious moments
for two periods but faltered in the
last half to drop its 4th straight
in the South. Centra] Conference
last night.
The Blackhawks trailed only 28-
26 at halftime but that count rose
steadily to a final verdict of 69-45
in the next 16 minutes.
Larry Dorow split the nets for
28 points, 12 in the deciding third
canto, to lead the scoring as Im-
lay made its record 4-0 in loop
games, Bob Hutchings was the
| best the losers could offer. He hit
for 16,
North Branch defeated Milling-
ton in the other league game, 62-
ORTONVILLE IMLAY CIty
FG FT TP FG FT TP
Graves 4 4 12 Dorow 10068 638
urns 1 2 4 Hoeksema 4 1 8
Pollis © 2 2 Ward 1 6 3
mine 1 8 a ee et Hutchings 7. 2 16 vanPut’s o 2 3
Uléth 1 1 3 Cameron 3 1 7
Reinker 1 0 2
Carter 6 22 ; d mesos eS oo wo
16 13 45 ‘ge 17 49
||Almont, Arm
Almont will clash with Armada
tonight in the Armada gymnasitim
for the championship of the South-
er Thumb Lea 8 ue basketball
tournament.
This pairing was determined
Friday night at New Haven when
the Raiders thwarted the challenge
back Memphis in the semi-finals./5
‘ Almont, undefeated in regular
league play and a strong tourney
favorite, overcame a 32-30 half-
time deficit to trounce New Hav-
en, 63-51. Lanky Larry Kersten
meshed 28 points for the Raiders
while New Haven's Stan Gieasta
, oe 4
The rest provided by & tet soundl peach ada.in Finals
as Armada chalked up /a 46-38
triumph in yemensey 9/ opening
game.
Tonight's Almont- -Arinada title battle gets under way at 9 o'clock.
Memphis meets New Haven at
7:30 in a consolation contest.
Shrine Quintet Beaten
Shrine's basketball team dropped
its 7th decision in 11 games last
night at Royal Oak, a 54-39 loss
to. Holy mer. Shrine was
handicapped by the absence of Tom
Geil, who i out for .the rest of
Bill, Noles, playing his Ist game’
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Dowagiac 67, 8
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Inkster 55, Detroit Lutheran §3
inkster Roosevelt 68, Garden City 40
-Kalamazoo State 72, . 35
Lakeview 82, Edmore 44
Ludington 75, Alma 42
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larysville 63. Holy Cross 3
larine a | 62, St. Clair $7 -
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arlette ‘8. “Caro 46
85, Bovsville 34
orth Branch 62, Millington 42
Northivitie 62, Clarenceville, 50
OL St. Mary 67, Detroft St. Rita 35
Pontiac 63, Detroit Catholic
Pontiac St. Prederick 4, acs James 48
Port Huron 62; Mt; € 3 55 oaso 56 (ot)-
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Paw Paw 57 Galesmurg Auguste 52
Romeo 70, Oxford §
City 71, Evart ““
River Rouge §7, Ecorse §4
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Serinaw ‘14, Pitnt :
Bt. Joseph 65, o hanan 55
Schoolcraft 49. Centreville 39
South Lyon 42. Hartland 38
Traverse City 64, Alnena 61
‘Troy €9 Oak Park 29
Wyandotte 64. Dearborn Fordson 63
Warren 50, Lakeview 47
Williamston 69, Fowlerville 29
Walled Lake 92, Southfield 48
Wayne 54. Lincoln Park 4
Yale 67, Vassar 62
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West Bet 2 105 St, Johns, Bkn. 72
Tulane 66, ae ppi 65
Miss. State pam sda State 72
The Citadel ry Presbyterian 63 Tulsa 78, Houston
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ok Tribe Rewards
Pitcher Score
With Pay Raise
raise from the Indians.
years with Cleveland, the 23-year-
old fastballer has struck out 508
batters, Football League owners t
bate, defeated. The result, in brief,
of the rules discussions was, the
: jagainst Negro players. ‘Actually,
Preston
PHILADELPHIA o—
ys sign
the players’ assn, and whether or
‘not to expand to 14 clubs in 1958.
* * *
-.The owners fumbled through a
long, arduous session last night in Marshall
which numerous rule changes
were proposed and after much de-
game remains the same.
* &-.@
_A_ resolution praising
Marshall, George
owner of the
NEW YORK (®—Major league
baseball today has a bene-
fit-packed pension plan described
iby officials as unequalled any-
where.
* * *
And having met player demands
for increased benefits—which in-
clude a whopping 75 per cent
boost in monthly pension checks—
it wouldn't be surprising if the
minimum salaries during their
‘}joint winter meeting today. ‘|
The players have asked that,
the present $6,000 minimum be in-
creased to $7,500.
The pros and cons of that con-
itroversy, however, were
lary to the sweeping advance in
pension benefits unanimously ap-|
proved by the owners of the 16
major league clubs in separate
meetings yesterday,
x* *« +
The two leagues granted a min-
imum monthly pension of $83 and
upped the maximum monthly
check to $550. The new plan,
‘awaiting a federal tax ruling be-
‘fore it goes into effect April 1.|
lalso includes a 50 per cent: in-
crease in insurance benefits and,
new disability and hospitalization
benefits, * * *
The retirement benefits are
available to players, coaches and
trainers with at‘least five years
i service, who contribute to the
|plan, at age 50. They also may
| dine nine collection of the pension Pension Boost Gets OK
‘benefit scales compare (at -age
lup to 10, and $10 a month for each checks until age 60 or 65, with,
additional bonuses, Redskins, as
greatest
The resolttion, sponsored
National..Assn. for the Advance-
ment of Colored People, The
NAACP has —charged— the Red-
skins’ boss with discriminating
|
|
ithis three day annual meeting to!
get rid of minor problems. Today, |
they come face-to-face with sub-
jects which will have a large bear-)
ing on the future of the league. | “the coutedives Kyle Rote and Norman
asset sports has ever Van, Brocklin, assisted by Atty.
two controversial problems today,| known,” was the only other news Creighton Miller’ Briefly, the play-
coming’ out of the night session. ers want a $5,000 minimum salary,
Commissioner Bert Bell, 4 full season's wages, certain ex-
ently was a vote of confidence for Penses and a shorter — sea-
in his squabble with the 5°.
to approve the_assn. The six_clubs apolis,
definitely on the record as in fa-|ville, Denver and Houston, The
vor are almost unanimous in the league would provide p
the owners shunted opinion that the players already, new franchises by giving them top
aside the important business of are receiving most of the things draft choices at the annial player
they want. The attitude is, “Ifiselection meeting, _THE PONTIAC PRESS, _SATURDAY, _ REORUARY 3 2, 1957
ins | WEL Plaudits
an injury clause, guaranteeing a
* * * .
Most of the owners are inclined they want an efficial assn., let
them have it.”
represented by Patrick J. Mc-
Groder’Jr., presented its case for
an NFL franchise,
interested in professional football.
Bell identified thém as Minne-
-City,Miami,Louis- Yesterday, the ‘city ot Buffalo,
tee Seven other cities reportedly are
Kansas.
players for
Unused to Spotlight
Bell said the players’ assn. pro-,
posals will be the first order of
business.
The. commissioner will present
to the owners the proposals of the
Iplayers as laid down by repre-
* * *
Here's the way the old and new
50):
Years of Service New Old
5 $88 $50
10 $175 $100
20 $275. $100
A 10-year man can collect $275 for Joe’s Tax Fund
CHICAGO # — Contributions to
the Joe Louis fund, a campaign to month if he wants until he’s 65.
A 20-year man can collect $450
at 60, or $550 at 65.
Only the first 10 years of major
league service previously were
considered in pension benéfits,
with no provision for a delay in
collecting the monthly payments.
Now a player receives $17.50 a
month for each year in the majors
additional year up to 20.
Spartan Sextet
Dumps Gophers
EAST LANSINC (# — Michigan
State for the first time in 31 years
/has defeated Minnesota in a West-
ern Intercollegiate Hockey game.
Joe Polamo and Bob Jasson
tallied im the final stanza to
give the Spartans a 2-1 victory
over the Gophers last night.
MSU has a record of 29 losses
and one tie in a hockey series with help the former heavyweight cham-| American and National leagues ~ month by waiting until he’s ‘60 pion clear up his $1,200,000 back g,
shelved a request for a raise in| jto draw his benefits, and $350 a income tax, are lagging As
John ‘Youngheim of Norfolk,!
pos one of the originators of the
fund, yesterday atmounced some /,
$3,000 has been raised since thé
campaign started about twé weeks
ago
"vceahalen said there has, neon
response from. all 46 states, but
“at a buck a ride, it’s going to be
a long ride to get Joe out/of hock.”
BC Preps Chalk Up
Eighth Cage Victory
Pontiac Boys’'’ Club Prep Bas-
ketball team Friday rolled to its
fth victory in nine games, 57-24
over Keego Harbor Boys’ Club.
Glenn Ray led Pontiac with 19
points. Del Green hac 10 points. |
Preps ‘have defeated. such teams|
as the Philadelphia Boys’ Club of
Detroit, Ypsilanti Boys’ Club and
the Sarver Boys’ Club of Detroit.
The Pontiac team travels to
Highland Park Boys’ Club next
Tuesday. All games are a jead up
to the Gold Medal Tournament to
the Gophers dating to 1926. be held sometime iff March.
"Baltimore Has More. Depth |
Year of Growth tor Orioles (Another of a series of man-
“agerial' views of the pennant
races, written under man-
—. own b timore
Orioles.)
By PAUL RICHARDS
Waxahachie, Tex. W—We view
1957 as another year of growth for
our Baltimore Orioles.
We will begin our spring training
this year with the best assemblage)
of talent since Baltimore returned,
to the American Leaguc four years
ago and I feel we are stronger in
depth throughout our farm system
than at any time during the same
period.
.We are realistic enough to
know, however, that we have a
long way to go and it will take
much energy and Industry to
Red Wings a
to Keep Edge
scm ‘ron sh <= ty tual : Red Wings lead fhe National
Hockey League while the New
York Rangers are in fifth place,
but both teams will have a lot at};
stake An their nationally-televised
game today.
The ae Red Wings, paced
as, usual veterans Gordie
Howe and re Lindsay, hold only
a one-point. lead over Montreal's
AMlefending champion Caste fs in
‘‘the battle for firs‘ place. The
- Rangers are involved ina fight)
/. with Toronto for fourth place —
the winner of which will-get the
last berth in the post-season Stan-
ley Cup playoffs, Toronto current-
ly leads New York by one point.
An added incentive for New
York is its showing in previous
appearances on national TV, The
Rangers have appeared
times in the new Saturday after-
noon series and have won each
time, including one over Detroit
three weeks ago.
Olympic Stars Run
in Spartan Relays
EAST LANSING ” — A field)
studded with Olympic athletes and
national champions will compete!”
this afternoon and tonight in the 7
34th annual rynning of the Michi-|
gan State Relays.
Individual performances will be
stressed as there is no team win-
ner in the-18-event meet, generally || ~
"regarded ag the first big: indoor | 77 track event of the Midwestern
season.
Top hurdiers.competing will in-
‘clude Glen Davis of Ohio State,
Olympic champ and world record
holder in the 400-mefer hurdles,
Aubrey Lewis of Notre Dame, ~ NCAA title holder in the event) _
and Dave Lean of MSU who ran
fifth. in the event in the Olympics
when competing for Australia,
¢ three | move us up higher in the league.
On the pitching’ front, I'm confi-
dent that. we have one of the finest
staffs in the league. Our biggest
problem is to develop a strong
offensive punch so we can score
enough runs to give our pitching
staff a chance.
r _* &@& &..,
We. wil! have : pitchers worth
watching throughout the season
such as Connie Johnson, Ray
Moore, Bill Wight, Hector Brown,
Mike Fornieles, Don. Ferrarese,
Charlie Beamon and Billy Loes as
well as George Zuverink and Billy
O'Dell for relief and special duty.
Also we have great prospects in
Charley Locke, Bob Harrison and
Fitzgerald who coulgé make it this
year.
We are hoping the addition of
Al Pilarcik to our outfield will
Strengthen us both de
and offensively. With Bob Nie- Williams, Tito
a
at third base this year and we
continue to look to Willie Miranda
at rapes and Billy Gardner at
second base for excelient defensive
Bob Boyd's position at first
seems secure for all of the doctors
report that his arm will soon be
back to normal,
* Behind the plate we have the
second best catcher ir, the Ameri-
can League in Gus Triandos and I
feel that Gus will demonstrate con-
siderably more power at the plate
this year than last when he hit 21 liek I am con§dent that the Bal-
timore Orioles will be one of the
improved clubs in the AL in 1957. ° Fe i hich. dwel
Contributions Lag\stim wy x + &
game, Marusic Leads PHOENIX, Ariz. —Milon Ma-
rusic is a professione! golfer un-
For most of his many years as
a pro he has concér.trated on the
problems of country club mem-
jbers as a resident club. teacher.
= joday he was the top man
/into the third round of the
Phoenix Open tournament
at/the Arizona Country Club,
/ Marusic, 40, tall, slender and
friendly, has never won a major
tournament, The best he did was
ia fourth in a Savannah, Ga., open
one year, :
His four-under-par 66 yesterday,
coupled with a 69 in the first!
round, gave him a score of 135,/
five under for the distance, and
a precarious one-stroke lead over
his nearest challengers. Tex.,
O'Leary from Bismarck and Al Lions dis Ticket Prices
PHILADELPHIA w ‘The Detroit Lions have. ‘srnouncel their
first ticket price increase sifite 1948.
Nick Kerbawy, general manager, said yesterday the Lions were
increasing 36,535 upper and lower deck reserved seats from $4 to $4, 50,
‘and lower deck seats from $3 to $3.50.
. * * * :
Kerbawy said upper deck box seats, most of which he pointed
out were held by owners of the team, would be increased from
$5 to $6. Another 800 upper deck box seats will be increased from
Hi to $5.
* ke - ®
The bleacher seat price of $2 remains unchanged.
Kerbawy said the price increase was the result of a two-year sur-
vey which showed the Lions’ ticket prices rated fourth from the bottom
in the National Football League. He said only Cleveland, Los Angeles
and the Calcaze Garéieals had low prices than Detroit. —onangperemrarm=enes — ee eens eee
S al Phoenix North Dakota's |
Balding of Erindale, Canadian|
PGA champion. .
Rounding out a golfing gallery,
of comparative new faces in the
137. bracket were Bot Inman of
Detroit, and another former)
United States—amateur titlist and
now a pro, Sam Urzetta of Roch-,
ester, N.Y. |
~ * *
Billy Maxwell of Odessa, Tex.,
who shared the firs: round rena
with Palmer, had an unhappy 73.
for 139 and a tie with a select.
group. It included Jimmy Dema-
ret of Kiamesha: Lake, N.Y., Mike
Souchak, Grossinger, N.Y., Paul
Harney, a comer fron. Worcester,
Mass., Canada's skilied Stan Leo
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Deadlocked at 136 teeing off this
morning were five players. They,
were Gene Littler of San Diego,
ex-amateur champion and now a.
pro, Arnold Palmer of Latrobe,
Pa., Don January, Lampasas,
Jets Hold to Tie;
Henry Tops Scorers
Jets of the Boys’ Club Biddy |
Basketball League yesterday won
a 50-22 game from Rough Riders
to hang on to their share of top
place, with Trojans. At the same’
{time Dick Henry took over loop §
scoring lead with 24 points ——
Riders.
Bar oes defeated Flying Aces 28.
; in a last-minute surge, with |
Jim Bland getting two one-handers |
and Jim Farmer a goal and two.
gift shots. Bland had 18 for the
age are, Trejens 10-3: Jets 63; Aces 1-8: Royals
Riders 4-7; i i Standings
Warriors 8-4
7-6; Globetrotters ozs Rough
Mawks 4-8; Celtics 2-10. Games for
Monday are: Globetrotters vs. Trojans:
Rough Riders vs. Hawks.
Logart Moves Up a Step,
NEW YORK W—Isuac Logart, #
Cuban with a burning desire to
wear the welterweight title robes
once worn by his fellow. country-
man, Kid Gavilan, has sped past
another opponent.
* * *
Last night it was Yema Bahama|
a 153-pounder from Bimini in the
. who is neither a full
fledged welter or middleweight.
The decision for Logart was
unanimous at Madison Square
Garden after 10 rounds. home runs. Every ranked fighter who wins
who twice upset ex-champ Tony
co have moved.him up fast in the
147-pound class. a bout wants the champion soon,
Logart is no exception. But first
he has some unfinished business]
with Gaspar Ortega, the Mexican
DeMarco.
: * * *
Eddie Mafus, Logart’s manager,
still raves about the split decision
his fighter lost to Ortega at Boston
Oct. 17, That victory for the Mex-
ican and two straight over DeMar-
last 10 years.
2.
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ser
: WASHINGTON (INS) -— House, month in beating bach a move to!this session,” Congress will func-;Boothe Luce chuciicee she comes
‘Republican leader. Joseph w. ‘Mar. outlaw the filibuster failed to dis-
canrtigag Pape Piped pe lation. within the next four months,| Martin, who publishes a couple) yo... profeenes ne regrets
He also scashuaied an income ian hehe an uacate a sncihal veh er ceae te cence cant been “in love,” Joe re-
cai ic Ua
his spurs as a prognosticator back| commission, with subpoena pow: | ot o-my career, and Joe was literal-|. “There's uncer nun ueda somares
other outstanding politidal leaders} he measure, however, died in) Thank ‘ i » how p s in large measure to Mar-' fine and fair speaker.’’
to predict the make-uf- of the NeW the Senate and wili now have to’ tin’s talents ag a peacemaker, "ae Gout objective for the TSE RN TERETE hee ETN TY me N pemM TE |r up
hers
. as : ; Meanwhile, Mrs. Duke is to sta
her, Joe PicP adlipmmencce la ag ef be passed by both houses before|Lodge won, In 192s Joe ran for/current- session is to “keep the|in the family’s $50,000 Beverly!’ a dedietien Semaby: “Wc. Réipuhiicubs becoming law. Congress an@ has been there ever|country out of war, lick inflation,|Hills home, and Duke is to pay
‘ will pick up 80 House seats and An optimist by nature, Martin’ since, with an unbroken record of| and put the country on a sound fi-/$100 a week temporary alimony] |
chk Sante aaah” believes that international tensions) 23 campaigns for public office, and|nancial basis.” That's enough to|and support for. Alan, 5, and|/
a « will be lessened to such an extetti2s vietories. .. - keep any legislator busy this year.'Frederica, 3. > Also Predicts ’58 Tax Cut is Fa IShe Gets Kiddies: Seles Tax Collections 2 He Gets ‘Caddy’;
OK Civil Rights Bill by Jut une: ‘Martinine se LOS ANGELES #» — Maurice
Duke, 46, film and television pro-
tion “pretty smoothly,” and most|to Washington, _ , |ducer, agreed to let his wife have| 7
of the President's-program will be Never a month goes by that custody of their two. children|@a™
not ipending a divorce or separate
‘QUIT’ POLITICS a ee ee ae ee maintenance suit.
for But he waged — and won —
a court battle over temporary cus- of smal] dailies in North Attleboro hie single state. Asked if he’s \tody of a 1956 Cadil
tible.
Mrs, Evelyn Duke, 27-year-old tax cut next year. > |-viston—in the Justice—Depart- | tor serving three terms in the| Piles selemaly
| The rotund, dimpled bachelor ment to protect Negroes’ civil toughest je claction fight of his| °?. 98%, that: but mot too deeply, I jinterior decorator and former
cally trades.the title of “Mr,| prosecute individuals alleged - sata ‘tena fnasoed lb a, sane rust-colored eaqvestiole was hers|/
ne i have violated those ri t : henevi ublicans c alone. ‘‘He gave me on my
Speaker” with Denocratic Sam ae In 1922, however, the late Sen.| ressional control, ie devoted to birthday last May,” she said. Rayburn or Texas, first earned) also provided for a Presidential Henry Cabot Lodge was facing the Ss Democratic sivall “Rr. Sem-"|""Why, i. oven matches amp belie.”
Duke's attorney finally got ai: in 1938, | er, te probe civil rights viola- ly d : ly drafted by three squabbling fac-| ; : :
in Apel ofthat year, a national ame and recommend remedial on, tp manage his lst campalgh Over pe mused, because Ike own, he can also drive the cet | A | 5 ’ * 5 : * i
aan nt eae ~ *& -* the House is in good hands. He’s a When he's out of town,- it’s all!
_* & * -. |that Congress can vote an income| ‘The shy, beloved bachelor is the|-—
Came the election, and Joe hit|tax slash next year, The most that) wnfailing escort of glamorous
it exactly on the nose, The aston-jhe foresees for this session, how-| mer ae ae P sack
7 _ ished magazine thereupon present-jever, is
. ed the politico with a formal dip-|of
_] loma as a “Prophet.
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faces many problems, Perhaps
the most important is how to unite
the party behind candidates who
can win back control of Congress
from the Democrats in 1958.
Some Republicans in Congress
still contend the national party or-
ganization paid too little attention
to the congressional races in 1956.
Some problems facing Alcorn:
Preparing for special elections
to fill a Senate vacancy in Texas
’ land House vacancies in New Mex-
. jico and Mew —_
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SIDE VIEW — This view of the Wright home on Scotch Lake
drive shows the bedroom wing at the left. The carport is behind it.
The large brick structure in the foreground is an incinerator -and THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS | pf €
. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ~
Pontiac Press Photos by Jim Mahar
a cache.for tin cans until they are hauled away. Mrs. Wright, the
gardener of the family, keeps the yard in bloom all summer.
Modern Home Built on Scotch Lake
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
Lakes attract people as mag-
nets attract iron. Since Oakland
County is the playground for De-
troit, it is understandable that
many-city people would seek a
lake site on which to build a
permanent home,
Twelve years ago the Maxwell
‘Wrights and their four-year-old
daughter, Linda, settled in a
small year-round home on Scotch
Lake in Waterford
For the uninformed, Scotch Lake
is a minute body of water, so
far as lakes go, east of Union
Lake. You approach it via Cooley
. BUILT-IN BEDROOM — Taken from the nar-
row hallway that leads into the master bedroom,
this picture shows the maple chests, part of the Lake road and Petrolia street.
- One of its best features is that
it's too smal] for motorboa
AN but twe rooms of the orl- Township. ginal house have gone; the
kitchen and Linda’s room bear
little resemblance to what they
once were, The rest of the house
built on the old foundation is
3 a
Fe
& 3 fet"
pat isasilel
cork topped vanity and a mirror view of the bed.
LAKE’ LIVING — The Maxwell Wright house
photographer was standing down the hill almost at fake level, Note the
hangs on the house. The ‘buildings at the left are the barbecue dummer house (upper +/ .
h a 2 \
is at the right in this picture. The completety new. Designed by
Mr. Wright, it is set on three
lots in a mamner that will best
avoid the north winds.
* * *
Wide overhangs keep the hot
sun of summer out, while per- .
mitting any winter sun to enter.
The exterior is red brick and
cedar with stone trim. Down the
hill a ways and to the west of
the house there is a summer
_.. Future plang call for a stu-
dio and a gallery te be built.
th
Walls, furniture and ceiling are all maple. Hard-
ware is brass. Mr. Wright has painted most of the
pictures that hang in the house,
wide over-
i new buildings the barbecue
house was the first to be bullt.
There is an entrance from the
graveled carport, but the main
entrance is around the side, Here
you step directly into the living
room. The floor is slate so your
snowy boots don’t matter.
This slate floor continues in a
a
CONTRAST IN MATERIALS — This view of the Wright living room shows the
contrast in materials used. The fireplace wall is red brick. The floor, outside of the
door and hearth areas which are slate, is cork. Walls throughout the house are wood,
as are most of the ceilings. A corner of the built-in couch in the family room can be
ee
LADY AND HEK DOG — Mrs. Maxwell Wright poses with her
German shepherd, Fleet, in front-ef the living. room fireplace. She
is sorting records that are stored with the hi-fi. behind pegboard
made-to fit this space. It is the
An ardent gardener—of the on
/eenter) and just a portion of Mr. Wright's office, at the left. The hill has been ter-
. raced and gardens are planted everywhere. This house is located on Scotch Lake, .
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ganic type—Mrs, Wright keeps
a slat top bench in front of the window sills are doors. Cupboards above are bleached wainut. The table next to the _ woven chaise longue is glass topped. Mrs. Wright did the floral
arrangement on the stone mantel.
in the entire house, and all shaped cofige table with a mar-
wood legs
windows filled with plants, An-
other of her hobbies is flower
arranging and a number of win-
ter bouquets around the house
testify to this fact.
Framed in stone that makes
both the mantel and a hearth
seat, the contemporary fireplace
is set into a red brick wall. To
the left of the fireplace there
are storage cabinets made of
bleached walnut. The hi-fi sys-
tem is hidden behind pegboard
doors.
All construction was planned
to make upkeep simple, Much
of the furniture ig built in.
There is not a bit of plaster
‘
INGENIOUS SOFA—Almost everything in this
picture is interesting in some detail. The yellow b
tweed sofa is built in, as are the bookcases and cedar. Indirect lighting is hidden in the cork
‘ the corner table. The back cushions swing down
, to reveal storage space for photographi@ equip- ceiling,
Around the inner corner of the
room there is a long L - shaped
sofa. A corner table and book-
cases fill the corner itself, The
_ sofa is upholstered in yellow
tweed, Back cushions swing
down to reveal storage space
for camera equipment. Another
smaller bookcase connects the
sofa and a tiny cork - topped
With the exception of one up-
holstered armchair the chairs in
the living room have woven
seats, In front of the sofa an L-
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closure above the sofa. seen in this picture. To the left of that-just the top of the little desk is visible. A
red plywood chair serves that space. Note the interesting louvered effect of the
ceiling near the fireplace.
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' Sashabaw road now resembles
three bedroom brick ranch type
offered there. Perimeter heating, ON SASHABAW ROAD — Once an area of open country fields,
any suburban community. This
home is typical of homes being
storms and screens are but two
of the features of the model. Lots are 100x150. Buyers have a
choice of colors. The full price is $12,400. Stuart Realty Company
of Detroit is offering these homes that are built by Elliott-Jared
Builders. The model is open daily at 4765 Sashabaw road,
|| that takes up only about a foot
* | this one Mrs, Wright can identify
| talk with them without opening
(Continued from Page.15)
Here there is a drop leaf table
of space when closed, but opens
to ten feet, It is Swedish. -
A couch on brass legs has been
built in under the-high fixed win-
dows, Next to one end there is
a window that opens. Through
visitors from the kitchen and can
the door, She can also see the
lake. The couch has a striped
covering in gold, rust; brown and
beige. It too looks hand loomed,
Built in. storage for maga-
tines and books—the TV set—
and a ceat closet complete the
conveniences of the family
room, The feor is cork, as is
the ceiling. Walls are cedar. |
Above the table there is a
pass-through to the kitchen,
with ribbed glass cupboards
overhead,
The kitchen windows face the
d. While she washes dishes
rs, Wright can look out on a
raised garden below the win-
dows, This bricked area has its
own sprinkler system for dry
weather, Dark green matchstick
bamboo blinds hang at the win-
dows.
Tile is used for the ceiling, the
walls and the counter tops. The
ceiling is beige, the counter pale
yellow, The floor is- a deeper
beige with bits of color in it. The
divider wall is topped with For-
mica. At the’ end there are stor
age cabinets and drawers. On the
kitchen side a recess holds the
toaster.
There is space for. 4, small
tan plastic breakfast table on
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_ Walls and floors are gray tile.
| Fixtures are ranged around the table. All ©
cabinets are birch. A bi
Ple cutting board is bullt in.
hallway to. the. bedrooms
pered on one side, with ce-
dar paneling on the other and
on the ceiling. The house~has
bedrooms and a_ utility
full basement underneath.
A skylight framed in bright
yellow tile guarantees an abund-
gray. The wall
around the corner tub js covered
with marble, A built-in vanity
and a’ glassed-in shower fill the
opposite wall, Rust color towels
provide the accent color.
Because it was one of the
two reoms of the original
house, Linda's room is smaller
than the family would like. But
\it’s big enough for a double bed
| to be pushed into one corner. Muinied "deep, cieen are ar, Remedy seen Near maple, The built-in furniture is
chests, a vanity table and a dou-
ble bed with a bookcase head-
board. Mrs, Wright has separate
cabinets for purses, hats and
shoes. The only movable piece. of
furniture in the room is a char-
treuse plastic chair.
Rugs are scatter type, Indian
in design. The draperies and bed-
spread are orange With pro-
nounced black and white figures.
One windéW opens into the car-
port, the other gives a view of
the lake and the garden.
The utility room is alse three
steps down from the hallway.
One complete wall has buiit-
in birch cabinets and a recess report says an upward trend
the prices of new’ homes has
point where it is serving primarily
the upper income groups.”
* * *
The reporf, prepared by the
staff of the Senate Housing sub-
committee, said yesterday fami-
are being squeezed out of
housing market.
* * *
Low-income families also were
described as suffering from hous-
ing shortages said by the report
for the ironer. Plano hinges
have: been used on all cabinets
to prevent warping. One sec-
tion of the wall is cork to
be used as a bulletin board.
Against the stair wall the
washer and dryer are set. Behind
them .is.a counter with a mar-
ble top. A cork topped. sewing
table takes up most a the re-
maining- space. Here Mrs.
Wright can cut out patterns and
can block hats. Her sewing ma-
chine and the ironing board are
close at hand.
The Wrights have achieved
just the house they want. They
did very little of the work them-
selves, outside of the planning.
They have provided places in
which they can indulge in their
various hobbies and a house
that’s simple to keep, They afe
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The report cited figures showing)
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it said a “further falling off’’ from
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It said. the ‘current tight money
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the number of housing units built.’
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Mayors of 131 cities cooperated
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EIGHTEEN
Modern Homes
: Feature Light
“ p 37
Walls of Thermopane
Cut Winter Fuel Bills
and Bar Summer Heat
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’ LAKE OAKLAND HEIGHTS—Sidewalks and paved streets are
houses in Lake Oakland Heights
are occupied. Located north of Walton boulevard, these three bed-
80 foot lots. Among the special features are colored plumbing fixtures and large country-style
_ kitchens. There is a private beach for the subdivision. Models of
these ranch homes are open daily on Walton boulevard. may vary from one the
the entire pon to whole teams of
controls either Wotking inside-and-
CHICAGO (INS) — New homes
for 1957 are geared to giving
they can cut their winter heating
fills in winter and still\be com-
‘holes’ in their insulation through
the use of comin pened insulated
window glass.”
Thermopane was developed
before World War Il, but did
not come into widespread use
until 1946, Since that time, the
factory has redoubled its ca-
pacity to produce double-paned
insulating glass.
actually glass ‘sandwiches, two
pieces of glass with an airspace
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moriths. -
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for Housewives
The majority of housewives still
‘want double laundry tubs because
ing functional cabinet, «at small ex-
pense,
An excellent plan, available free,
iprivacy, living space and storage.
The double-paned windows ere|“ Features previously available
only in luxury-priced homes are
being put into low or moderate-
cost , according to build-
ers surveyed at the National <As-
sociation of Home Builders annual
convention in Chicago.
And builders of both convention-
ally-built and prefabricated houses
admit the new designs reflect de-
mands made by- American house- |©
wives at a special government-
congress on housing last
pril.
Five model homes were set up
ih Chicago’s loop for the conven-
tion’s 44,000 delegates to tour. All
re-routed interior traffic so people
could reach bedrooms as well as,
the -living-dining area. Bedrooms
were religned to be accessible
from the rear door.
Even houses which sell for
$7,500 plus lot featured a “mud
room” adjacent to the rear en-
trance.- This is the old utility
room, revamped to. include not
‘only laundry appliances but an
extra, half-bath. Women at the
housing congress asked for the
“mud room” so children can be
washed and muddy apparel re-
moved before they go trailing the kitchen without plowing throu .
on Converting Basement.
. in the rush of a up after
a meal,
4
James. Price, president of the
National Homes. Corp., of Lafay-
ette, Ind., the nation’s largest
manufacturer of prefabricated
houses, is offering women a choice
of either a family Or dining room.
He said:
“A wall can separate the din-
ing area from the adjacent kitchen,
making it a more formal place to
eat, or the wall can separate the
cooking-eating area from the ‘liv-
ing room, to serve as a family
room."
* * *
By adding four feet to the length
Style Homes for The Wife of the latest models, both Price
and H. D. Moulton of Harrisburg,
\Penna., president of U.S. Steel
Homes, reported they have achiev-
ed more footage in living rooms
and bedrooms. Also, closets and
‘other storage areas have been in-
creased by 25 per cent over the
old models.
For example, in a three-bed-
room house which sells for under
$11,000 without land, the living
room is 16 by 20 feet, as com-
pared with 16 by 18 feet in the
house it replaces. The master.
-bedroom is 16 by 12 feet, big
enough to provide for conversa-
tion corner seating in addition
to other furniture. In the old
—_— me we
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The average man’s answer to
making his basement livable and
functional lies in ‘“‘The Complete
Book of Basement Improvement,”
a book by Ralph. Treves, expert
home craftsman, Available at book
stores, the book is in its third
printing. It gives the reader plans
and data on the newest building
materials for basement projects,
as well as the established stand-
‘bys such as wallboard, ae builders at the ceeneaiion
| Dept., Bedford Hills, New York.
— their chilldren playing out- _ Home Workshop boy Ruth Wem “
A-MAN’S WARDROBE with
sliding trays for shirts, under-
wear and shoes; a pull-out tie.
rack and partitioned drawers is
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cret is the constant use of your
try-square to keep angles true. With this in mind just follow the
dimensions and directions in pat-
tern 222, a copy of which will
be. mailed for 25c.
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Hotel Colors Vary —
In the big new Marriott Motor
Hotel, on U.S. Route 1 near the
National Airport, the Pentagon and
the Washington Monument, —.
Northern exposure rooms are
painted in warm browns, yellows
and‘ greens; those on the south are
in cool blues and grays.
through the rest of the house.
Although open-room planning
prevails in the new models, build-
area from view of the front en-
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ers have hidden the kitchen work |
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'56 Building Deals.
Near Record High
DETROIT — The yeas-1956 had
the second. highest volume
of contract awards for future con-
struction on record. in Southern
Michigan, Marvin J. Brokaw, dis-
trict managér of F, W., Dodge!
Corp., construction news and mar-
keting specialists, reported today.
At $1,278,232,000 the awards were
¥itwo per cent lower than the 1955
total.
jgineering of $25,036,000, up 88 per|*
— compared to December 1955;
nd total building: at: $45,135,000,
pre M4 per | cent. _
—— Paint Brushes
The first paint brushes were ‘
made from reeds which grew pro-| &
fusely along the Nile. Early Egyp- 5
tians cut and shredded these reed
ends into fibers. Similar brushes
were made from the stems of palm
leaves.
are on display in the British Mu
seum, °
December 1956 awards for total
compared to December 1955,
The cumulative ‘total of awards
for 1956 also established records
in dollar volume in the major
construction. categories. Tota!
building, the second highest: in
Dodge history, at $1,056,806,000
was nine per cent below 1955,
and heavy engineering at $221,-
426,000 showed a 49 per cent in-
c ‘LEAN GARDEN TOOLS — Care of cutting, digging and chop- |
ping z tools “includes yearly sharpening and handle treatment,
| shown above. Repair of leak in garden hose is pictured. at lower ER
Pays to Give Yard Tools
Sensible Care, Storage
It's common practice to put yard
,and garden implements away at
the summer's end with a lick and)
a promise to *
‘ter,’ on some rainy day. The prom-!
lise is almost always forgotten.
toll.
Parts and whole tools can be
replaced but the expense is need- |
less, considering that it takes |
. tools in shape for winter storage.
If you don't want your lawn mow-|
er to get old before. its time, give|
it a thorough going-over with steel/|
wool and a wire brush, if neces-
loose clippings.
traps let rust take hold quickly.
Look for oil holes around. the|
|body of the mower and shoot a
few drops of oil into each one. Re-
| move the wheels and apply grease
to the gears and oil the bearings.
- Go over the whole mower with
‘an oily. rag, paying particular at-
tention to cutting edges of the
iblades. Tighten all bolts and
| screws.
| A good hose is a worthwhile In- | vestment and well worth taking
| eare of. Uncouple the hose and sary, to remove tangled grass and)
these moisture)
‘clean them: up. la- wern ones. Clean the couplings.
By the next spring, rust and cor- jance is the repair of leaks, if any.
‘rosion have gotten in a few licks Specially - designed hose splicers|
Bt their own. And while the dam- may be needed to get tid of a bad
age may seem light, two or three) leak,
seasons of neglect take a heavy ‘patched with liquid rubber or rub-
ithe repair, and coat this, in turn, |
only a few minutes to put garden up and stored in an old tire casing, |
‘a bushel basket,
i
;wool until the metal shines.
be wiped clean after each use. crease, ang was an all-time high.
Decem awards by major con-|
struction categories show: a new]
dollar volume record in heavy en-; as
-liconstruction amounted to $70,171,-|
4/000, a decrease of 37 per cent] Remains of such brushes j
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$500 moves you then, then tay it h ae ey Set ent as low as $99.31 Inc a sunny slope to dry. Check the
coupling washers and replace-any
The next order of hose mainten-
3 miles north
but ‘small ones can be
'ber cement. Wrap rubber tape over|
;with liquid rubber.
When dry, the hose can be rolled New 3 bedroom homes. .
Now! Drive out today!
MODEL OPEN DAILY 12-9 P.M.
VETERANS! full price $9,680
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Delightful authentic de-
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Easy-payment financing
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and how truly economical
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de led AROUND wy vas
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or a hose reel.|
Hose nozzles need special atten-|
tion, too. Take them apart and
clean each piece with fine steel
Coat
ithe parts with oil and reassemble. |
Moving sprinklers should be ac-
corded the same treatment. In
addition, apply waterproof grease
to internal bushings a bear-
ings.
Hand tools enoald | require a min-
imum of prewinter care if treated
properly during the busy season.
Tools such gs shovels, rakes, hoes,
/pruners and shears should always * * *
If that ritual hasn't been faithful-|
ly observed, fall cleanup of hand)
It may involve scraping and heavy drain the water out of each * sec-
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‘ings of linseed oil. . ledge and following the original bev- jgarden tools is a bit of a chore.
'wirebrushing to remove built-up
dayers of dirt and oil.
The rust almost certainly to
be found under this grimy crust
may or may not bew to liquid
rust remover,.-
Sharpen cutting edges with file
or grindstone, stroking toward the
el. Loosen tension on springs, if
‘possible, then coat al] metal parts
with an oily film,
Wooden handles should be
smoothed with sandpaper and
treated to several brushed-on coat-|.
wosasson 300 DOWN.
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"> SERVICE = = [Over Old Roofing :
All Types—All Makes . ;
> Commercial and Residential. When a house needs a new roof,
- DAY OR NIGHT 4 one way to save money on the job dep Ic. em
a ; is to have asphalt shingles applied
: - SERVICE ‘directly over the ola roofing.
a ebsinatas ag wsaye | i , ‘Make sure your ‘ back- ‘ie-nakies | : a4 i | This not only saves time and ; b e 4
4 é Sales & farvive ‘labor; but avoids an unsightly mess 4 move is, wale a yr dream, e even temperature—ne het spots,
; a ‘as well. The new roofing, in bard | 4 4with no after-the-move headaches. | . = corners Seta.
ae | of many colors available, will pe _ 4 In quest of bucolic pleasures, no age
= FE 2-6400 up the looks of the house and give famillies often run the yisk of los- oe - ee
1302 W. Huron St it years of protection from all : ing important municipal services. | © Continues metlen—ne sie
kinds of weather, It's true that homes with such | @ Contrelied delivery—ne drafts
EERE | finem ceramic tile kitch- |
| wn ene baths : KAST HEATING ens aNd baths can be built prac-
tically anywhere, but special mea-
sures may have to-be taken for
waste disposal,
The septic stank aon (a
good pipe dream, if it's properly
installed) is a satisfactory and
inexpensive method of carrying
off waste from, suburban and The
a ene
LOW WINTER PRICES FE mneee
“Ranchmaster” 3 BEDROOM—1,100 SQ. FT.
caidil Temnes, Mews ose the five e Attics eee
essential parts and operations of @ Dormers Shy tions d & modern, accepted septic tank F @ Roofing and Siding (All Kinds)
. disposal system: e Garages o Breezeways e Bathrooms
ee as sid e Kitchens 1, House sewer. This is the pipe-
line that carries wastes from!
\kitchen, laundry, bathrooms ahd
powder rooms to the spetic tank
itself,
2. Septic tank. The watertight
container in which sewage disin-
tegrates through action of bacteria
M odern. Bathroom Needs Italian Styles “esses mrt tls f= | 3. Outlet sewer line. Connec-
A NEW VERSION OF ITALIAN PROVINCIAL ‘and glazed. The top drawers have a grooved
| —at budget prices is found in Bagic-Witz’s new hand pull in the top strip of molding. Hardware
| “Cremona” group. In Pumice finish, the mahog- on the other drawers is washed copper.
| any wood: ‘graining bas been one rubbed and , No Money Down! Free Estimates!
1to 5 Yeors to Pay!
MICHIGAN HOME REMODELERS
3377 W. Huron n Street | eee FE 4-5063
DIRECTIONS — Drive out Perry te Pontise Ré., tera right
cress Opdyke, and drive 14 mile te Model.
ot
. 7 : ; M | tion between the septic tank and T k 7. .
Model Open 1:00 to 8:00 Daily and Sundays ore SP ace, Good L . Ig ht Hand Finished - | Neeeieg by: prods oe Toke a1 'P a
| NOSAN BUILDING CORPORATION 9) pass ro cusses mice oy oor a! || aispeattaree were ans | Experts: HITEHALL FE S-7923 FE 5-9121 tuted for tile to keep the cost | Today's most popular designers) sorbed by the soil.
down. These include new wood pan- have borrowed from the cdltures| 4, Distribution box. A small re-
eling, sealed to make it water and/of many lands to create the home. ceptacle with outlets for discharg-|
steam proof, and floors made of|furnishings now arriving in retail ing equal amounts of the liquid,
marble chips in white cement and |Stores. - | wastes simultaneously into several
certain latex materials that can be| A typical and highly popular final disposal lines. The box also
sanded down into what looks like example is illustrated in Italian permits inspection of the quality
terrazo tile. These new materials) Provincial furniture, with its clas-'of the liquid discharged from the |
add beauty and individuality and/sically formal lines, accented by septic tank,
‘make possible a room twice the handsomely grained wood and 5, Disposal lines, Pipes GHowine!
size for the same money, he said. careful detailing. Suited to modern liquid wastes to seep into the soil |
LIGHT NEEDED living, it provides the ample stor-|through open joints.
Another Marlow miff is that bath-(2S°. Space and simple, elegant ~
rooms are too dark, soday demanded by homeniakers
“Bathrooms need all] the natural | ; | : | | | scription two young Dallas build-
(ers gave of today's bathroom.
‘BEAUTIFUL NEW CEILING [Sess == HUSHES NOISE
homes, ‘believe bathrooms have
‘been neglected so long that people
Bihave warped ideas on what they
should look like, a
“The bathroom should be a
| place of beauty and relaxation.
Instead, it is uniinaginative and
inconvenient,’’ Marlow~said,
| At the top of the two young
builders’ list of complaints is the
of the average bath.
of ceramic tile shoots
the price and it’s only really
splash areas
thé tub, showers| and lavatory,”
PY Uouse Signs and Weather ,Vanes The world’s most expert address finder, Hand-
crafted by skilled artists in lifetime, rust-free
aluminum. ‘Whitehall house signs and weather
vanes cast in fine detail have unusual distinction
and quality. Designs of every sort and size to
please every taste. {
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light they can get. Better use’ Since Italian Provincial can be
as be mode of artificial light,” either contemporary or traditional,
he said. |depending on the color scheme, ac-
“An ideal size window for the ‘cessories and treatment used with
bath is three feet wide and six '‘t. it is the current favorite among
feet high. It should start at the #! furniture designs.
H ‘
‘
' floor. An example of this style ste ; “Sky-lights also help bring in the |“‘Cremona”’ collection designed by :
natural light. Sanford Wallack for Basic-Witz. ; * &. ‘Executed in rich-graiped mahog-| CLEAN, ECONOMICAL! ‘
“A small solid fence can be 29Y, the pumice: finish is hand . ' erected outside the-door-height win- &!azed and hand rubbed to enhance NO FURNACE. '
dow to give complete privacy along ''S beauty. \
‘Cre- | with an indoor-outdoor feeling. Decorative features.of the ‘
“The best artificial tight is from|mona” group include. scored lines |
fixtures flush with a furred down/across the top of each piece, a
ceiling over the vanity area,” he sculptured foot and satiny, washed|
said, and added: |copper hardware. The top drawers,
hich are unusuall “Another too-often forgotten | bed y spacious,
convenience are lights, flush in jhave cut out hand-holds under-
the ceiling ih the shower stalls. neath the top molding instead of \pulls. Framed mirrors come with|
“or oil HEAT
TENDING! | : ‘ | ose From This ie olf you de...te get reattul quiet rs
It’s that beautiful new meterial —
@metrong CUSHIONTONE’| me og Families everywhere re discovering the new comfort for.
homes. It's sound conditioning—provided by a beautiful
new ceiling called Cushiontone®. Almost every home “CARDINAL” $9.95 “TOWN CRIER"*
WAND PAINTED $12.50 3:
_ Marlow, was catstic about the the double and triple dressers. : average bath accessories. Well- -proportioned to fit ‘even a “One. of the biggest disgraces is| modest sized bedroom, the ‘‘Cre- Pe 3
ROGERS His‘. school:
catch*can affair. ’ : the feeble effort of the manufac- mons” & ol ep Light Reflecting DUO-GLO Letters | Numbers Avelleble at 306 tech \
.. es ose ods ono me ” poe Ae to oe al- a; _ hg ty in ‘turer to give-you something to put | modest a liane to fit the -—There's something for every
' ried ~ 9 a mana yet in spite of his wn wlleeeed riot “ware SoelE bal aan GENERAL @ evectaic ae ee lee ‘
plained. .
He advocated a chrome multi-
soap holder that flips back into the
wall. Also necessary, for sanitation.
as well as good looks, is a fli-|
back toothbrush holder.
x * * special buy or a smart bud-
“get stretcher . . . there's a
wide array of Whitehall
Creations in our store. Come
in and see our Whitehall
display.
Wall-to-Walt Rug Keeps
‘Floor Warmer for Tots
Wall-to-wall covering of your
floor is strongly advised because|
it makes the room look larger, Heating and Sheet Metal
Contractor TERRACE SIGN $4.95 You've seen iti in
: : Full-page ods In Life shew hew
: fomilles enjey mere comfort
a
with en Armetreng Cushiontene Colling.
Come seo us end we'll shew you :
hew te bring this new comfort inte your home...
TUNE IN TO ARMSTRONG’S
“GIRCLE THEATRE”
on TUESDAY NIGHT TV .
LUMBER CO. Own.
Seems like every .day we eas
something about our continuously
improving transportation methods.
How: I began
get to
Federal Savings and Loan drove
ee eek ree ee
Pontiac. Sounds to
ime me Gan, ie would have been just
as — to have come by boat.
See where somebody posted a
in Miami that atlas “Keep
rida green . bring money.”
—— they'd like to make
the state more colorful ... We
idon’t want to knock the Florida
Chamber of Commerce, but it’s
‘our pride and pleasure.to promote
|the good green State of Michigan.
‘There. are wonderful Michigan
Properties available for your pur-
chase right now . . . and, whether
“green” you're after is in
Cog on your investment or
whether you just’ want the satis-
“Realtor
HARDWARE © COAL © BUILDING SUPPLIES
: 181 COAKLAND FE 4-1594
‘RIDGE, 1050 w Huron, Phone
(FE 2-8316.
Ten years ago, the kitchen was
the most neglected room in the
house, But women complained so
loud that the builders began doing
something about them. Now it's! minimizes color discordance and| makes it easier to achieve a sim-
ple, attractive color scheme in
the room. It often can obviate the ORM TRE yn . necessity for refinishing the -f]
the bathroom’s turn. itself. os Or! 351N. Paddock FE S- 6973
“Where the
| 9 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1211 Drayton Plains BURKE LUMBER CO. Home Begins”
Furthermore, such carpeting is
warmer in the’ winter and is more!
healthful, the year ‘round, for children playing on the floor. Fre-| quent: vacuum-cleaning will keep’ your floor coverins; free of dust
and dirt, thus making it safe for | the small fry to romp and roll as much as they like, | Tuck Away Linens
in Shallow Drawer
» Linen storage is handier when
‘shallow drawers are used. Sheets
and pill6w cases, hand towels and :
other items may be kept segre- °
gated and jin small stacks to elim- Use Light for Drama
inate wrinkling.
The average home handyman
can build a closet of linen drawers
in a weekend*if he follows a free
plan for such an installation. All
available space in a closet without’
Specific applications of off-center
fixture lighting include the use of
fixtures to aller robe down-
32 §:
& B.
oe z F
= g
A Oil-Fired
tures, | sé: wings is utilized, and space is left| enacks art objects, and knick- Conditioner
next to the hamper for storage of|_ :
a vacuum cleaner. Furnace
Built of lumber, the linen closet
is economical and easy to make.
Write the Home Service Bureau,
Suite 2037, 111, West Washington,
St., Chicago 2, Mll., for plan No. Hs $379.00
co 3.BEDROOM BRICK. AS LOW AS
$700 Down
eed
FULL PRICE |
$13,650. ; ‘birch and pecan following in that
order. |
W. MOOTE
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Jefferson Introduced
Parquetry Floors in U.S.
Parquetry, the most elaborate of
hardwood flooring styles, 'first ap-
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one home, Monticello, at Char- ‘WIRING
‘lottesville, Va. Jefferson brought) § __
artisans from France tc install the! INSTALLATIONS
floor. © INDUSTRIAL The economical strip style is th
predominant residential flooring = e COMMERCIAL
Over 25 Years in Pontiac
845 West Huron St.
FE 2-3924 & FE 2-4008 day. Oak is the most popular
species, with hard maple, begch,
henner consi ssnanseentiantsapcies
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DELCO 13 H.P.
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Reg. $168.00
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~Can Add to Efficiency
| of Closets, Cabinets
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Phone OR 3-1594
Ths teciewe of . “divide and
;warlike implications and applied
ijn the home to overcome a com-
mon problem—lack of useful stor-
age space,
Look in any closet, any shelf,
any cabinet and you will see from
40 to 50 per cent of the space un-
occupied because it isn't conven-
‘ient to pile dishes, clothing or oth-.
jer items to the full cubic space
available.
| * * *
quer.”’
high with storage items, leaving
an additiona] 18" to 24”’ vacant
area above. Solve this dilemma |
by making a pigeonhole file, or
| group of compartments, com-
| pletely filling the
the shelf.
| struction.
* * *
A base kitchen cabinet may be
a hodge-podge of pots and pans un-
less it is divided with panels,
placed vertically: and held by
‘small quarter-round- wood mold-
ing attached to top and bottom.
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Cups, saucers and odd-shaped
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x good way of putting a wall
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ition of a able electric heater.| ee Shiver ’ n’ Shake port Pornsill Doors * ‘This facilitates quick warming - of) ize It is now possible to personal:
When You Shave? ‘te batnroom without having to window shutters, front doors and. ! turn up the furnace and heat other garage doors by wsing the moldings é
Don’ t Have To! rooms in the home. | and rosettes’ omadal a
Equipped .with their own “ther: firm's unique customi oe Today’ s trend toward suburban! |mostats to insure economical oper | i=
gg has Leg ~— megy aa ame the heaters come in. all] -
the way ‘of life’ amily sizes, for small? médium or large. O a tal
breadwinner. irooms. Many are equipped with rnamen
As families have moved further fans which assure faster, more 8 from the centers of America’s! oven heating of a room,
great cities, the working man has) The thermostat turns off the
been faceil with having to arise peater at a pre-determined room
earlier to get to work on time, temperature, preventing rooms §
Many men now get up an hour or from getting too warm, as often
jeven two hours earlier than other, ‘happens when a heater without an
amembers of their faniilies. Often automatic type switet. is used,
they must get ready for work be- ae
fore the home heating system hay
had a chance to warm rooms to! BAY,
the normal day-time temperature. | Ne
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to shiver through his morning i
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| However, increasing, numbers of! .
men are finding a way to keep) x
| themselves comfortable during this
‘critical’ time of day — installa-
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PLANTER BOX—Home design experts agree liner, when caulked, forms a& permanent box in |nasty fall... protect
that the planter box is rapidly becoming one of which to make the planting, without fear of de- | JOHN KINZLER Ithem with Ornamental we.
| the most popular items of modern home furnish- terioration. The asbestos-cement board is the | REALTOR & BUILDER i Iron. Railings. &
ings. Here is one that can be used either as a same material used by many professional nurs- | 670 W. Huron FE 4-3525 ]
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pleasant, well ordered place you base coat of floor enamel dries - ee 4 rn; .
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tention when you really look for! To preserve the surface of the 4 |them. Every moath or so all floors, linoleum, it should be kept varnish- .
iceilings, stairs, window sills and coated or lacquered. A final coat- i
doors’ should be given the once-| ing of wax will aid greatly not only ‘
over. in keeping the surface clean but in ‘
A et protecting against blemishes and :
other signs of wear. ‘
In fact, not only the room's ‘
foundation but everything in the | Look at the hinges of your ,
lroom should be sized up with the doors, teo, on your monthly 4
strictest atterition for signs of, check-up. Usually they are paint- :
jwear, for breaks—or even for lost, -~ ae color as are door ;
fragments which may be replaced) 884 sometimes become chipped. D " ~ ‘
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that well known. stitch-in-time. * * *
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iat Thresholds, too, seem : inti ! L rag _ nh = bold, or’ wear | These stitches-in-time are all lit- Painting G It Increases Your Home Value! :
icker than other parts of the |tle jobs, each requiring only a) ; fi
Geach oma kitchen aa cupboard |Short while to complete but some: | Low AS tow $ 75 PER ‘MO YEARS 4
shelves are likely to show spots {times forgotten. So the point is,’ Pe . TO sPAY. i = 1 before the rest regulate your schedule so that $
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| You won't believe the difference :
it makes to the interiors of drawers
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moved with a damp cloth before 2
they become absorbed by the wood.
‘The same rule applies to kitchen
shelves, as well. _
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An ideal plan for inileor-cubdven:
Garden terraces surround this
house. Broad sliding glass doors
open five rooms to breezes and
| Sunshine.
Kitchen and family room
merge inte a spacious informal
paternal epares ra big liv.
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|} which keeps this house within
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A gracious entrance foyer, three
| generously proportioned bedrooms, |
two bathrooms—one a split bath—
complete this unusual layout.
All this and low costs, too, are
'made possible by expert planning,
|1,449 square feet and saves $1,500
jor more by “substituting a crawl
i | Space for a basement.
: * *
| However, this is a flexible plan.
| You can build a basement if you.
| prefer, The oversize garage pro-
vides-ample_space for a basement
| stairway and service Vestibule be-
i the garage and the family
| FEATURES OPEN RAFTERS
: A distinctive feature of the ex-
| terior styling of this house is the
ao rafters above the terrace j
5 ROOMS OPEN TO TERRACE — Garden terraces surround opened to let in air and sunlight. In the wintertime. they lock
this house. In five of the rooms: sliding glass doors can be tightly, defying the worst storms. — *
Sliding Glass Doors. Give Indoor- Outdoor Living. .
the bedrooms. A variety of treat-!
living is featured in Design’ ment is suggested by this detail. for an accent to the front end of
| HW-23 for The House of the Week. | You could leave these rafters.
open for shadow effect.
fiber glass sheets in a pastel color.
\You could grow vines over the ter-
race. Or you colld roof it over con-
ventionally for a covered porch.
* * *
try homes, designed HW-23 with
a weather eye on the building
dollar throughout. Room dimen-
sions indicate the extent to which
this house is planned for the. use
of standard lengths of lumber You eliminated for economy although,
could cover them with corrigated,
Herman H. York, architect who>
specializes in suburban and coun-| SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957
' suggests the use of brick veneer|characterize this house. Closets
,are large—many of them planned
:with sliding doors. JA private
|dressing room with ‘a built- -in
vanity table links the master, bed-
room with its: private bathroom.
Sliding. doors also open from the
jfoyer into the powder room sec-
tion of the split bathroom“as well
as between the two compartments the garage... This could be!
it provides a pleasant touch with!
its extension of a pierced brick
wall partly screening the garage
doors. Either shingles or hand
split shakes could be used to side|
the main front wall, depending onl
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the building budget, and the rest sped
of the house can be finished with|°* ‘it bathroom. states
plain clapboard siding. - = * -* Numerous niceties of planning’ A breakfast bar between the
kitchen and family room is a smart
provision for children’s snacks as
well as for informal entertaining
Use Insulating Glass when the family room is used for
evening recreation.
The kitchen is well arranged |
‘for cabinets and appliances, with
space alloted for a modern
raised oven separate from coun. |
tertop burners. The barbecue is |
convenient for serving either in |
the dining room or family room. |
Between the barbecue and re- |
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} without the expense of cutting on
the jab...
- Rooin widths of 13 feet 4 inches
show ‘the use of standard 14-foot
Five pairs of sliding glass
‘doors are used in the plan for
HW-23 on this page.
joists with 4 inches allowed at
each end for bearing and wall
construction. Widths of 15 ‘feet
4 inches show the use of 16-foot
joists—lumber being available in
multiples of 2 feet,
This not only saves money but
results in good room sizes, -
* x *
The architect carries this pru-
dence into the exterior design,
too. He has pitched the roof just for Comfort at Any Time
Sliding glass doors are one
of the most glamorous and
successful. ef modern building
accessories. Their sturdy
aluminum frames lock as se-
curely as modern office building
and store doors, Weather-
stripped as thoroughly as any
window or door, they defy the
worst of storms.
Glazed with single sheets of
heavy plate glass, or with double
insulating glass, they can be as
comfortable in any climate as
picture windows or window walls.
Standard height is 6 feet 10
inches, with widths of openings frigerator are a broom closet |
| and a pantry closet.
hall, every room in the house be-.
‘comes accessible from the front
door without passage through an-|
other room—the dining room, of
|course, is accepted as an excep-
tion’ to this rule because of . its
'periods of disuse.
‘and the two sliding glass doors of
enough to permit the use of ranging from 6 to 16 feet. * * * |
economical rasphalt shingles. He —|. The most glamorous feature of, ‘ ° | this house is the way its walls of
jglass open to let you enjoy the
i best of the outdoors from family
room, dining rodm, living room
and the two major bedrooms—or
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Lat * |tacular yiews of any storm from
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. sATURD AY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957
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rehitect | Donates | Design Plans for ean: r ine
- Louis Rossetti.
Designed Arch Did ‘Triumphal’ Entry,|
Also Village School
Planning
ROMEO — Internationally known}
architect Louis Rossetti, of the De-
troit architectural engineering firm
of Giffels Vallet and Rossetti, has
offered to design plans for the!
proposed Romeo Civic Center,
community leaders learned last
night at an open meeting here.
e * * *
Rossetti, whose home is located
on Fisher road, northwest of the
village, has long been interested in
local projects. “has also drawn school plans for
the village.
ce serosa ee of 24 local civic
meeting in
the aun hall also offered to
support the project.
Some announced they had al-
‘ ready scheduled special money-
raising events — while others
planned. to address their respec:)
tive clubs, seeking active endorse-
ment for the center.
Members of the Community
Building Authority
the session describec tentative TRIPLE ‘TWIN-SETS — Mrs, Ray Miller, left, of Everett, Wash.,
gets acquainted with twin daughters Cynthia, left, and Dorothy, the
- Millers’ third set of twins in 28 months. Daddy, Ray Miller, right,
ee and- sacadicl months old. On his lap, at left, in-twin Tom, 17 months old, whose sister, Edith, was not on hand to greet the photographer. The other
lad on Miller’s lap is the couple's three-year-old son, Steve.
County Deaths Mrs. Hattie May Boring
MILFORD — Service for Mrs.
Hattie May Boring, 80, of North-
ville and formerly ef Milford, will
ibe at 2 p.m. Monday from the
‘Richardson - Bird Funeral Home,
Milford. The Rev. Robert Worgess
will officiate, with burial in High-
land Cemetery. Mrs. Boring: died
yesterday.
Surviving are six daughters,
plans for the building. Mrs. Roy Utley of Northville, Mrs.
The main portion will be 90 by Rena McCormick of Alma, Mrs.
40 feet with a 14 by 42 foot wing. (Clifford Floury of West Highland,
The wing will house an.entrance Mrs. Edward Hollingdale of High-
_ hall or lobby, kitchen, utility reom lan@ Mrs. Floyd Tibbitts of Ply-
and lavatories. - |mouth and Mrs. Henry Taylor of
The building proper will be Livonia; six sons, Mathew of
usable as an auditorium large Northville, Howard of Plymouth,
enough to seat about a 1000 per- Joseph ‘of Keego. Harbor, John of
sons, or may be divided into three Northville, and Wendell and Ear!| New General Baptist. Church Kitchen Committee
ORION TOWNSHIP—Sunday will
be the day of organizetion for the
new church on Indian Lake road
Clifford Couple
Wed Fifty Years
CLIFORD — Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Vance, formerly of Clifford, now
wedding anniversary which is Feb.
6, with an open house in their Organize at Orion Sunday to Get Equipment
A reception for the family and} ‘OMN WNSHIP — The! y COMMERCE TOWNSHIP f close friends followed in the church
jy Parlors. Mr. near the township corners whic h
was formed under the leadership, Kitchen Planning Committee
of the General Baptict Church of the Commerce Methodist Churc
Pontiac. | will decide upon a list a new |
_ &- &® @ equipment at a special meeting to
The meeting, which. will convene be held at 8 p.m, Monday
at 2:30 p.m., will eiect a pastor home of Mrs: Edward A. Beaupre,
and permanent offigers, adopt "the 4283 Bluebird Drive, Commerce
living. at 828 Cedar: Street, Lapeer
City, , will celebrafe their golden, constitution and bylews and ar-.
ticles of faith for the new church.)
Ordained authority in
Baptist Churches, consisting of
the pastors and deacons of the
churches in the area, which in-
eludes Pontiac and Flint, will
attend. the |
Great Lakes Assn of General | Township.
* * *
The new equipment will be young
purchased for the kitchen of the (group will meet at 7:30 p.m. Mon- new church now under construc-
village of Commerce,
* * * | Southtield Voters to Try
for Drain Project Again
SOUTHFIELD — Twice in the) t Feb. 18 Caucus
at Metamora. he polls and to be sure that no past, Southfield has tried at the, more legal snags come up, Super-
polis té”get the Evergreen drain. visor Eugene Swem says he will
project underway, but were tied enlist all available legal aid in
up with legal technicalities even
though voters approved.
The third “try” will come up on
April | 1 _wifen voters again go to
Barbara Bice Wed
in Metamora Rites
METAMORA — Mr. and: Mrs. drafting the ballot proposal. Village Clerk Plans to
“Review and Register’
| troversy in and around South
Oakland County as to whether it
| tiac where it is presently located.
Swanson thinks that Southfield is) on Feb. 11
METAMORA — Caucus will be
held for this village on the evening
of Feb. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the
fire hall for the purpose of nom-
inating candidates to run on the
\village election of March 11,
* * *
Candidates will be the two per-
isons receiving the highest number
‘of votes for the nominations at
the caucus, for the bi-partisan elec- Since Royal Oak has thrown
her hat in the ring as a candidate
for the relocation ef the county
seat, there has been much con-
would be mere convenient to
have it situated there or in Pon- |
Southfield Trustee, Donald L.|
Clarence Bice of Lapeer, formerly “more centrally located than Roy-|
of Metamora, annoyace.the mar-'al Oak, so “maybe we ought to. tion.
Beverly, to Kenneth Elmer Hol-
men, son of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer
“Holmen, LeRoy, Minn. The cere-
mony was performed at Pilgrim
Congregational Church, Metamora,
n the |
tion on a_ site just west ‘of the | | Jamerson,
. |
Bids for the new equipment will by the Rev. Charles Robbins, at’
"4 p.m., Jan, 26. Attending the,
|bride was her sister, Donna Jean
| Bice, and best man was John Mor-
| ris
and -Mrs. Holmen!
/are making their home in Lapeer
on South Main street.
‘Young Homemakers
to Meet in Avon Twp.
AVON ‘TOWNSHIP _— Stiles
Home-makers Extension
‘day, at the home of Mrs. George
850 South Boulevard
| West. :
| * * *
Mrs, David Cation will give the riage of their daughter, Barbara build it here.’ However, the South-
field Board agreed that Pontiac’ .
was the best site,
T p.m,
will have a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Marjorie Booth; of Park-
. dale road, leader of wee woodwork- | gq
ing project.. ROCHESTER — On Monday at
the Rochester Craft Club * *«
has announced that on Monday,
Feb. 11, or the thirtieth day pre-
lceding the election, he will be at.
his home, 208 East High St. At
Area Cratt Club |,
Plans Meeting
in Rochester” his time he will ‘review and
register such of the qualified elec-
‘tors of the village as shall prop-
erly apply." a”
County Births
Uttes
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jay Feathers “
pon street announce the birth of
wghter, Theresa Leigh.
Mr. and Mra. Elvin FP Bets Wright
Mrs, Alfred Smithling, leader Gary uyan the birth of a gon,
of the Stitch and Stew Club south Mrs. Marry B. Wilkins ~ Village Clerk Grove C. Morse™
of Rechester, has been. in East
Lansing this week attending a
clothing school, She will bring
helpful hints to all of the clubs.
Mrs. Smithling also took sugges-
tions‘ from the Oakland County
leaders ‘as to how to improve
the clothing projects.
’ Joan Fodrea and Mary Lovelace) +n, and
pouthtield dz drive ennounce the birth of
ay Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carriza!l of Van
Dyke
daughter foad announce the birth. of
, Gregory Lee. ~
and Mrs. Orlo B. Smith = Helen
sei es the birth of son,
and Mrs. George QO. Williams of
ay iets anpoun ce the: birth of # “rel
home on Sunday Feb, 3, from 2 to
7 p.m. were close in the cherry-pie bake- on “Quick and Thrifty
off held Sunday but only one entry separate rooms t Bori { Milford; | " the near fut esson , Ortonville parate meeting row hrough Boring o one brother Charter members of the church be released in ne we. aia” New aenibera who Soles ce unt tee ek Leste tt
use of folding doors. jand one sister, 34 grandchildren
Rossetti has promised prelim-
fmary sketches of the building
within a week, directors said.
The building authority board has,
said $15,000 is the minimum |
amount needed to start construc-
ton—possibly ‘by April 1.
Treasurer Dr. Sherman M. Hard-' and 41 great-grandchildren. 5
Mrs. Stephen Currell
NORTH BRANCH — Service for
Mrs. Stephen (Elsie) Currell, 66,
lof here will be. at 2 p.m. Monday
‘in the Blackburn Funeral Home,
North Branch, with burial in West
Deerfield Cemetery. Mrs. Currell| x * *
‘The Vances have seven daugh-
ters and two sons: Robert and
Alex Jr., Mrs. James Harvey, Mrs.
Dutton all-of Lapeer.
mond Forbes, Mrs. Raymond Tu
ner and Mrs. Carlyle Hewitt are}
of Marlette. The couple alsa has
ing reported a balance of over died yesterday morning at Lapeer ‘Nineteen grandchildren and three
$5,200 on hand to date. He listed
101 ways to<raise money for the
project for the assembly last night.
A local landscape architect,
Richard B. Manahan, offered to
coordinate the efforts of all his
fellow nurserymen in the beauti-
fication portion of the program.
The newly appointed 12-man ifi-
nancial committee wiil meet next
Tuesday evening in the village hall
to map out its fund-raising cam-
a .|Mrs. Clara Sturm _of Pigeon and ‘County General Hospital.
She leaves her husband; four
sons, Clayton of Farmington,
Charles of Phoeniz, Ariz., Erwin
and Marvin, both at home; one
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Farkas of
Deerfield Township; one brother,
Eli Wilfong of Pigeon; two sisters,
Mrs. Margaret Spresnéy of Lapeer, |
also: 1b grandchijdren.
Joseph B. Ruelle
DRAYTON PLAINS—Service for
Joseph B. Ruelle, 69, of 4050 Sasha- ign. . : .
The 4.3 acre building site is lo-
cated on Morton - street, across
from. Memorial baw Rd. here, who died suddenly
Thursday, will be held from Our
Lady of the Lakes at 10 a.m.
Monday. There will be a Rosary
recitation-Sunday at 8 p.m. in the eee:
Name Holly Directors -
HOLLY—Five new members of
the board of directors of the HollV
Community Fund: are , Cortland
Hall, Mrs. Archie Smith, Robert
‘Rainey, Frank Hubble and Robert
Longstreet. They serve for a term
of. three years. The fund's 1956
collections were nearly $6,500
Begin Methodist Series
NORTH BRANCH—'‘Four Nights
For God,” a sefies ot evangelistic
meetings, begin at the Methodist Robert Shepard, and Mrs. Maurice’
Mrs. Ray will be received at thas time,
The Rev. Robert Garner of the
General Baptist Church of Pontiac
will conduct the organizational
service.
".|@roup From St. John
to Attend League Rally
ROCHESTER—A group of teen-
agers from St. John’s Lutheran
Church will attend the Walter
League Rally, Sunday, at St. Trin-
ity Lutheran Church, Pontiac, from
|2:30 through 8:30. Those wishing
to go will leave St. John's at 2 p.m.
For information call league presi-
dent, Dick Bryant, OL 6-154] or
counselor," Eugene Pogalz, OL
6-1541. Leslie Thomas, Building Commit-
at the last meeting are Mrs. Wil- tee chairman, tif Harry Colestock
Planning chairman, will be in at- liam Walters and Mrs. Forrest
tendance. ker Jr.
= Sey
Holly Man Reelected
ORTONVILLE—Brandon Grange) Kenneth Van Natta of Holly
973 will hold open house tonight; was yesterday reelected to his
at 8 p.m. at Grange Hall. Special) post as executive secretary of
guests will be the alec the Michigan Assn. of Nursery-
Groveland Farm Bureau members.| men. J, J. Poleo of Monroe wit
Guest speaker will be Gerald. also renamed president Friday,
‘Tosel of Michigan - State Police the last day of the group's three-
who will show a film ‘ pea) day Grand nes. Aea! confab. Open House Tonight
Ba- county contest here ve and
Joan will enter fron: Mrs. ‘per club can be made in the
. 8.
Wiggins’ group.
County Calendar Nerth Branch
The Senior Circle, 8CB, meets tn the
church Sanday echool basement rooms at
2 pm, Tuesday.
’ Metam
Thornviile Somer Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Bar) Kennedy of
Melamora Wednesday evening at 8. with) -
Mrs Albert Thomas in charge of the
program
to the Record.”*. Special music; ————
will be furnished by Mrs. Kenneth.
McClure and her son Lloyd of
Davison. Refreshments will
served. “/Flolyeria Brown Married
vat First Baptist Church — | At Pontiac Township
Lapeer-Hadley re
Sets Annual Meeting
METAMORA — Annual meeting
of the Lapeer-Hadley Artificial
ey Assn. will be held Tues-
at the Hunters Creek Com-
munity Hall, starting at 7 p.m.
when dinner will be served by the
Thursday Social & Study Club.
x * *
terms expire
|Church here at 8 p.m. Sunday,
continuing Feb: 4, & and 6, with
Rev. Ellis Hart of Romeo as guest
preacher. Coats Funeral Home. .
Mr. Ruelle is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Riggs;
‘seven sons, Lewis, David, Stephen,
Richard, Raymond, William and
Ralph, all of Drayton Plains; five
sisters, Mrs. Florence Valencourt,
Mrs. Genevive Benoit,- Mrs. Irene
Collins, Mrs. Eleanor Markusic
and Mrs. Mercedes Bates; four
brothers, Octave and Oliver of
Detroit, and Lewis and Leo, and
16 grandchildren.
Simon VanHorn
Name St. John Officers
DRYDEN — Newly elected offi-
cers of the Ladies Guild of St.
Johns ‘Episcopal Church are: Pres-
ident, Mrs. Gerald Dackham; vice Republicans and 16 Democrats have
filed petitions for the Feb. 18 pri-
mary election here. Republican
incumbent Howard C. Decker will
be opposed by Republican Floyd,
E. Wiseley for the supervisor's
post. Democrats seeking the nomi-
nation for supervisor are Leroy
Davis and Lewis Roy Wahl. ~*
* * *
For the clerk's post, incumbent
Greta V. Block is the only Repub- lican to file and George E. Lyle
LAPEER — Simon VanHorn, 69,
i\died Thursday night at Lapeer
Your Watch his home with his Sunday.
‘brother, William VanHorn, 72 Tur-| Surviving besides, her husband
rill Ave. /Funeral service will be are her son, Gerald of Utica; one
Sunday /at Baird Funeral Home Sister, Mrs. Dorothy Millar of ‘War-
lat 1:30/p.n¥. and burial will be ren; five brothers, Arthur, Center-
iin Eas Dayton Cemetery, Tuscola line: Alphonsus, Leo and Herbert <a Hospital. He|at the funeral home at 8:30 p.m.
Watch Bands
Ladies’ — Men's
Special , a | 95
Georges-Newpor lewelry Dept. le Albright of Pontiac.
Mrs. Frank Kochis
(Agnes) Kochis, 48, of 7051 Ryburn
St., will be at 8:30 a.m.~Monday
jin ’ Milliken Funeral Home here,
© Cleaned $ 50
© Adjusted 4 | County.
© Regulated rm) ef Lagoee andl Otter Ver of Mayville; three sisters, |
Expansion vp, ri Gwen of Yaa te
UTICA—Service for Mrs. Frank)
and at-9 a.m. in St. Lawrence| >
\Catholic Church. The Rev. Edward ||
\J. DeKeyser will officiate, ‘with|-
burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, De-|:
J troit. Holy Rosary will be recited |”
of the awards of valor.”
boys have been asso-
ciated with U.S. Scputing since 1910: go into
a@ Juvenile Court and listen to the boys, one
after another on¢, tell the Judge, “I was
lonesome.”
A lonely boy will respond ‘to leadership
in gang or Scout Group. Scout leadership is
A const e and teaches that boy to be self-
reliant, to be honést, honorable and depend-
able. He is taught the art of self-preserva-
tion and First Aid bey others. He is et
the gracious art “ along with
others” and the oe and take as it is applied ty, to
npg rs the
ery boy there mr :
Divine spark—it orily Hot AB kindling—” is
an. expression of PF. len Dimmock, Boy
Scout Comm ission, England.
26 Hats oft to Boouting-—F¥braséy th tw 180
HEES-SIPLE FUNERAL HOME
266 N. Phone FE t-ax78 lof Warren and — of Utica; the only Democrat.
Republicans Goldie B. Mallahn, |
incumbent, and Martha A. Laing
are seeking the nomination for |
treasurer. The only Democrat |
filing for the post is Kathryn A.
Copple.
For trustees, Republicans Thom-.
as W. Shearer, Jr., incumbent; 7 Seek Supervisor's Post PONTIAC TOWNSHIP — Fifteen decta Terry, incumbent:
Francis Evon, and Stephen A.|
Douglas, Jr., are the Democrats|
ivying for. nomination.
x *& *
_ Other offices for, which petitions
have been filed are: Justice of
the peace—Republican R. Grant!
Graham; Board of review—Demo-
erat Forist Cotcher; Constable—
Republican incumbents Harold Van
|Housen, Leonard Thompson, J.|
[Paul Elwell, and Charles W. Wil-
; Republicans Elton M. Dexter
land Norman F. Gerber; and Demo-
icrats Ernest A: Melone, Louis H.
Zywicki, Richard N.
court and Arthur Peterson; Town-
ship party committee—Donovan G.
/Gillmore, Democrat.
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Mary A. Harris filed. Incumbent (ty, The Rev. Leo Griffin, assist- Mont Bodman, Donald R. Schell, eq by the Rev. Melvin Keeler,
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daughter of Mr..and Mrs. Robert
Brown of Snover, and Robert F.
gaa son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Scholz, of Marlette, were united
lin marriage Friday, Jan. 25, in
Joyce Brown, sister of the bride,
served: as maid:.of honor-and Mrs.
Arthur Wheeler, sister of the
bridegroom was bridesmaid. At- : church recreation rooms.
tending the groom was Thomas couple is honeymooning in Florida. Brown, brothér of the bride and
Arthur Wheeler, Seating the guests
were Richard Speers: and Junior
Vandermark, Cedar St., are the parents of a new son, Kirk Johan, 30. ,» born Jan,
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Feb, 17, 1s. *
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| and Mrs. Ray Brancheau, of 2150 Boulevard South, is now sta-
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Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
He enlisted in the Army's Air-| @
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: * * *
Reservists of Michigan’s 70th
Infantry Division will fight a mock) gf
battle, Exercise Big Blast VI,! j
on Saturday and Sunday at Fort! #
Sheridan, Ill. ;
The maneuvers will provide a Corps.
| News of Service Personnel
To be .discharged from the’corps, division, and other unit) ,
Army Feb, 15, is Specialist Third commanders and their staffs. Par-
Class Edward G, Slaughter, son ticipating reservists from the
of Mr. and Mrs. George Slaugh-|Pontiac area are: S.LC. Joel-F.
:- ter, of 50 S, Edith St. Hatchett Jr., of 272 Hughes St.;
- . » 4 member of Headquarters Bat-/M-Sgt.. Donald Johnson, of 1645
- tery 85th AAA Missile Battalion, Lakeview Ave.; S.C. Theodore
Fort Wayne, he graduated from St./R, Pearson, of 6066 Northrup Ave.
Frederick High School and at- Waterford; and Sgt. Arthur H. Me-
tended the University of Detroit Quinn, of 3390 Loon Lake Shores,
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tion carrier
the 5th Regi-| *
liton,’son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. B.
Hamilton, of 6205
Hillsboro
Davisbyrg,
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complete
training Feb. 7 at!
the Marine Corps!
Recruit
San Diego, Calif.)
U pon comple-
tion of training
* © ——— | Robert Covert, son of Mr, and| nilecdaokes overt, son of Mr. and sioned to Camp Pendleton, Calif.,|
‘for further infantry training, or to
tioned at Camp one of the Marine Corps Schools.
Won't Go Far Away
| He is serving ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. w-— Sal
} as an ammuni- Caviness found a sure way to
in thwart any car thiefs. .
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ment, Ist, Battal- within 15 minutes Atlantic City po-
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Friends. may.trom his home, The gas tank was
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TWENTY-FIVE:
attached
ny Eim Drive, Whit-
more Lake.
NB—Item No, 11—Parcel o:
1 concrete block me house
ed at 123 Six Mile fae se Wwhiteners
NB—item No. 12—Parcel ©
story frame house & ame shed lo-
cated at 115 Six Mile Rd., Whitmore
sheds located
Beach Drive, Whitmore
M—Parcel 111
aS located at
Drive, Whitmore Lake
No. 16—Parcel. 90
frame house- ——
1t— 08
1 story frame ouse located at 46
Delaware Whitmore Lake (Owner at 38
pre otherwise indicate:
Each ‘them must be bid se: ra ad
Jed bids shi be plaint
Michigan ii way Department, Right-ot- Way. Or
v 4 Stevens T. Mason ‘J *
removed
(20)
ter.
or ie
prop t ge it ‘operty w wen
da: = Monde { Acceptance
; ertits i, Bank Draft
Money naar x Fou AMOUNT of bid,
= to the ‘Michigan State top hway
rtment, must accom: bid Items
from My
of cts than $100. root bi op i” “5100 or
more — . nied by a certified
check, draft or money inde pe =
to th son n State * o the W;
po Ch NOT SEND og es py, be
SONAL ag
bid is not bricolarg —— returned if if pomomee
kk,
molishe: hed to ‘sound
bustible mate:
Sepeapeaet wens cae an e to grow ve
—o, Basement—No grading neces-
ry
This deposit will be returned promptly
bs ae inspection and returned, pro the
ichigan State Highway Department.
Successful bidder must be prepared
to pay the balance in full upon notifi-
cation of —_- of bid, and. to have
the items completely re: removed from the
—_ Mood porte of time jn-
item Sheet.
removed at the Buildings meet be
risk and ¢ of the Leagan ~ bidder
i ‘ormity with the ordinances,
rules an fons and soning oe
strictions of the City or Township in
are located. The
—— all permits necessary is|
ar Sfoity of the bidder
ay of the bidder to)
taapest the idings as the Michigan
State Righway a makes bo
warranties ~ sentations as to
the state or cena! emi of the buildings
or ter ae contents. <
bee)
‘or each item bid
Contractors and
ee to save harm-
oa — a Inde
_— om a
th
ene, State "ag sulting arr
rom any damages ah rom. oa
—
turn paymen pee
mel te specifica cations recited in
this Mecties, De =r dr ee ond
returned {f bid Right cumreea eo reject any or aM
— and to walve defects in “tne bid-
g-
CHARLES M. ZIEGLER,
State Highway Commissioner
Lansine Michigan.
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se PUBLIC SALE
m..|Walled Lake
“at Riker Pontiac, apsanestie,
— motor veh: ie is stored at said
inspected at said
“Feb. 2, 4, °57
NOTICE .OF PUBLIC SALE
1981 2 Motor No.
reoruary, Te um 1987, Serre 210 S Orenat 2 ari e
Aven ac, Michigan, at 1-20 ry ented setting Co.
.|were among items turned over to
_{in partial restitution for Hodge's
-|ported yesterday that the new fig-
st higher than at the end of 1955. It
4|8aid the December, 1956, gain was
ilier. oe
°-|Noland, 18, of 1225 E. Lake Dr.,
Minos Has $550, 000
‘Bid on Florida Property
of Convicted Ex-Auditor
SPRINGFIELD, Il, W@®— The] 4; State yesterday asked court ap-
proval to sell former auditor Or-)’
ville E. Hodge's plush St. Peters-|.
burg, Fla., apartment-hotel to a 6
“(Detroit firm for $550,000.
Lloyd Morey appointed trustee
= the estate et the now-imprisoned
-matth the $550,000
stock in the Paramount Insurance|
Co., owned jointly by Hodge and
Margaret. The petition
said the state has an offer of
'$7,200 for the cars, Worth of the
stock was not assessed.
The hotel, the cars and the stock
the state by Hodge and his wife
1% million dollar raid on the state
treasury,
Easy Payment Debts |
Reach $31 Billion
WASHINGTON (# — Americans
l¢}owed a record $31,552,000,000 in
R- easy payment debts at the end of
= year. But the figure was
climbing at a slower rate.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ure was about 2% billion dollars
528 million dollars, compared to
a hike of 571 millidéns in De-
cember, 1955.
Total consumer credit, including) 1
single - payment charge accounts
and loans, reached $41,863,000,000
at the end of 1956. This was $3,-
215,000,000 more than a year ear-
Pontiac Fire Captain
Suffers Facial Burns
Captain Charles Evans, Pontiac
fireman, was treated for first de-
‘gree facial burns and: then re-
leased from Pontiac General Hos-
pital Thursday after a fuel oii
furnace had exploded.
Firemen Were called to investi-
gate a faulty safety device on the
furnace of 324 W. Wilson, home of
‘|Willie Franklin, when the injury
re- occurred, Firemen used dry pow-
der and no damage to the building
or contents was reported.
Youths Bound to Court
for School Breakin
Two Walled Lake youths, who
pleaded guilty yesterday before
Justice George E.
Feldman to breexing into the Wix-
om School Wednesday night, were
bound over to circuit court on $2,-
000 bond each.
Oakland County Sheriff's detec-
tives said Donald Daughterty, 17,
of 2018 W. Maple Rd., and Ronald
confessed to the incident after be- 1 \Sée April Election
‘itor Peoples’ Vote |;
~ jon Incorporation
» A slate of nine candidates has
’s April 1 charter com-
incorporation.
x * x
The Citizens for Southfield Town-
ip Committee named the slate
sion to delay action past the June
deadline *
‘proposed charters have already
been defeated at the polls.
* * *
to Southfield to-escape city life.
ra nine-member—state last week.
County Deaths Irving N. Hadley
LAPEER—Service for Irving N.
Hadley, 72, descendant of the foun-
der of the village of Hadley, will
be at 1:30 p,m. Tuesday at the
Baird Funeral Home here. Burial
will be in Mt. Hope Cemétery, La-
peer. Mr. Hadley died Wednesday
night in Boca Raton, Fla., where
he was living. Mr. Hadley was a
former Detroit realtor and native
of Lapeer. ___-
He is survived by a niece, Mrs.
Dorothy Johnson of Pleasant Ridge
and a nephew, John S. Hadley of
Detroit and a number of cousins
jin Lapeer.
Clara L. Cook
HOLLY—Clara L. Cook, 78, died
Jan, 28 in El Monte, Calif. Funeral
is Monday at 3 p.m, in Dryer Fu-
neral Home, Holly,
The Rev. Lewis Sutton will of-
ficate and burial will be in Lake-
side Cemetery, Surviving are sev-
William A. McDonald
HOLLY—William A. McDonald,
died Friday at Flowers Hospital.
He had lived at 2941 W. Grand
Blvd., Detroit. Service will-be at
1 p.m. Monday at Dryer Funeral
Home, Holly, Burial will be in
Lakeside Cemetery with the Rev.
Donald Macintosh officiating,
Surviving are two brothers, Har-
ry E..of Holly and Charles F. of
Minnésota.
Nurse Director
Gives Up Post
at Marlette
superintendent of nurses at Mar-
lette Community Hospital, has
asked to be relieved of her. post,
according to Hospital Administrator
Jack Croes. Mrs. Pringle ‘thas been
superintendent of nurses for four
years. She will remain at the hos-|
pital, doing general duty and train-
ing nurses aids.
x * *
Mrs. Agnes Koch {s now acting
as superintendent of Nurses. She
has been the hospital's anesthetist
for three years.
Firm Has Best Year |
ene Michigan Mutual Liability
Co, said today that premium vol-
ume in 1956 was the largest in the
firm's history. Net premiums writ-
ten last year totaled $41,953,567 on
casualty and fire insurance, ac-
cording to President Walter E.
ing arrested Thursday, Otto. mission election by opponents of
If Southfield does not adopt a
city charter by June 6, it reverts
to township status under law, Two
Opponents of city status, living
mainly in the northern part of the
township, are seeking a village in-
corporation. They say they moved
Supporters of the city named
MARLETTE—Mrs. Lois Pringle, |
Member
Chevrolet's
, 100 Car Club
FE 5-4161 aoe
Say HELLO to RALPH at the CHEVROLET BOOTH. at THE AUTO SHOW sf:
RALPH HUMPHRIES
Back Home Again at 34 Mill St. After 4 Years Absence,
Ralph Is Ready to Take Up Where He Left Off as One of
Our Top Volume Salesmen. Test Drive a Chevrolet Today |
and Like Ralph You'll Says, “It’s Chevrolet for Me.”
-MATTHEWS- -HARGREAVE 34 Mill Street More Than 30 Dead |
in Four Air Crashes (Continued From ‘Page One)
plane's « six-membe: crew, suf-
The heavily loaded Northeast
Airlines DOGA, less than two
minutes after it left the field,
smashed into the ground of
Rikers Island in the East River.
‘The island, site of a city prison,
hiis three-quarters of a mile from
LaGuardia.
Angel Gorbea, confined in the
penitentiary on the liny island,
gave a vivid account of the ‘re-
sounding crash of tle four-engine
plane. :
Two explosions; the second loud-
er than the first, announced the
crash, Corbea said. Watching
from his vantage point in a prison
window, Corbea related this
scene:
ONE CHILD DIES .
“The whole sky, even through
the snow, was lighted. We (the
prisoners) stood at the windows.
We saw people tumbling out of
‘ithat ship — they were all lighted,
too, by the flames. We saw them
and their shadows. We saw them
stumble.
“We saw some fall, we saw
some just jump out, land on
their hands and knees and then
get up and run, They beat at
themselyes because maybe their
clothes were burning Some just
ran a few feet from the plane
and rolled in the snow, as if they
were trying to smother the fire
en their clothes.”
Six children were aboard and at
least one died. One survivor told
of kicking a hole ir. the fuselage
to escape. He turnec towards the
plane for a second and saw a
child thrown at him. He caught
an and ran to safety.
A prison trusty told of retrieving
a mother and her 18-months-old
infant from foot-deer snow - that
covered the crash scene, a field
used by the prison to raise garden
vegetables.
Near-blizzard conditions pre-
vented the plane from taking off
for three hours and 15 minutes.
At. one point, the plane was
towed back int#®'a hanger to
clear the wings of icc and snow.
Rolled back on- the runway, it
received clearance at 6 p.m.
At the controls was Capt. Alva
Marsh, 49, a veteran of 19
years with the airline.
FIGHTS FOR ALTITUDE
_ Marsh said the plane was off
the ground for abouf a minute
when it started to flatten. He
fought for altitude vainly.
on its left side and plummeted
earthward.
lot, George Basil Dixwell of Stra-
itham, N. H., said they thought
\their plane struck a pole on Rik- ‘ers Island.
* * *
‘The impact of the crash tore
off the plane’s left wing and
knocked its outhoard engine from
its mounting. The engine
crunched into the ground, ripping
off the left side of the aircraft,
and burst into flames.
TO BE INVESTIGATED
Cause of the crash is the object
of a four-pronged investigation:
By the city Police and Fire De-
partments, the Bronx district at-
torney’s office, in whose domain
Rikers Island lies, and the Civil
Aeronautics Board.
Government sources said the
plane was not overloaded accord-
ing to the number of passengers.
lowed aloft with 100 persons.
The crash might have turned
into a far greater tragedy if the
faltering airplane had veered in
almost. any direction other than
it did. 5
It hit one of the few sparsely
settled sections of Rikers Island,
.|narrowly missing a row of five
Pa =
Wg
|
alive,” wings of the penitentiary. A bit
_shorter and it would have drop-
‘ped into the river. A bit longer
‘and it would have smashed into
‘the heavily populated Bronx bo-
rough of homes and apartment
buildings,
RESCUE HAMPERED
The island's inaccessibility
hampered rescue operations. Doc-
tors, nurses, firemen and_ police
had to use ferry boats to get to
the island, the only means of
reaching it. There was a long de-
lay in returning survivors from
the island to the Manhattan shore.
- Police planned removing the bo-
dies of victims from the island to-
As soon as prison officials heard
the crash, 50 trustiés were turned
loose as rescue workers. Wardens
‘turned on huge searchlights’ to
‘ight up the blackened crash
PRISONERS HELP
The prisoners, working without |
temporary first aid shelters.
Survivors huddled around the
crash scene, stunned and shocked
by the suddenness of the disaster.
Many cried uncontrollably, seek-
_ing husbands, wives, children, rel-
‘atives and friends. °
Many survivors escaped
through the huge gash torn in-the
plane’s left side. They told of an
immediate outbreak of fire within
the passenger cabin.
tke *
“It's a miracle we got out
said Charles Naylor, a
concert pianist from’ Roslyn
Heights, Long Island. “It birst in-
‘to flames so fast. We got out
through a hole in the plane,’*—
Jules Wollock, 45, of Brooklyn,
|a set scenery manufacturer, said
he kicked a hole in the plane's
air crashes since 1952, Neither in-
volved fatalities, = - Suddenly it heeted over sharply
Marsh and his co-pi- |’
Such type planes have been al-| News in Brief
Rayniond -Fiinchum, | 26, of Or-
chard Lake Rd.,- Farmington, was
sentenced to 90 days in jail yes-
terday after pleading guilty to
drunk driving before Farmington
Justice Allen C, Ingle, -
Frederick Mitchell, 17, of 15670
| Ryland, Detroit, was bound over
to circuit court on $1,000 bond yes-
terday after pleading not guilty
before West Bloomfield Justice El-
mer Dieterle to a charge of in-
decent liberties.
Harry Bedwell, 53, of 74 Myra
Ave., pleaded innocent tp a drunk
driving charge today in municipal
Ceeil MeCalhum
involving a three tar property
damage accident Friday at Auburn
and S. Shirley Aves., and was
freed on a $200 bond pending trial
February 14.
Now 48-hour service on color
film slides, prints, enlargements.
rome-Fktachrome, Koda-
color. Beedle’s Cut-Rate, 377 S.
Saginaw. Adv.
—Adv.
Business Notes DETROIT — Appointment of
Harry D. Hall as director of the
Process Development Section. at
the General Motors Technical Cen-
ter was announced Friday.
Hall, master mechanic at the
new departure division in Bristol,
Conn., succeeds Glen -R. Fitz-
gerald, recently promoted to chief
engineer of automative products
in GM’s AC Spark Plug Division.
é
One-third of Canada's population
— in Ontario.
Death Notices PEBRUARY 1. set.
pgs hen oryepems (former -
‘ord
yng
Rena MeCormic : ‘ord
Mrs, Edvard Hollingdale.
be held becooy
y m, from
Bird Puneral Home with Rev,
._ Robert Worgess officiating. In-
West Highland chardson-
al Home, Milford. ;
. PEBRUARY 2 . 19587,
64 Dwight; dear mother
of William Ewart. Funeral ar-
rangements will be announced
later by the .DeWitt C. Davis
Funeral Home where Mrs. Ewart
will jie in _state.
ALD, PANOARY |: Hv, 987.
64 Jud. dear brothe
4, Gulibeas’ Mrs. James
St.
Paul Cathone Chureh with ‘inter-
. Hope Ce men in a 78 metery. Mr.
Pitagera) rads in state at the Brace-Smith Punerel 1 Home.
FRENCH, FEBRUARY 1, 1957, WIL- liam L., 88 Glenwood Bivd. age
: @ear brother of Edward 8.
meral service will be
. Michael's Cath-
olic Church with Interment
Drayton Plains Cemetery.
——Rrench will lie in state
Voorhees-Siple Funeral
where recitation of the Rosary
will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday.
HEDRICK, FEBRUARY i, 1957, —.
Bertha 111 Oneida, ‘age 14;
beloved wife of Franklin b.
Hedrick; dear mother of Mrs
Dorothy’ Beryl Baldock; dear
sister of Mrs. Clara M. en
and Mrs. Estelle Livingston.. Pu-
neral — an id Mon-
day, / 2 p.m.
from the _~ saree tirittin Chapel
with v: George Widdifield
officiating. Interment in White
Chapel emetery. Mrs. Hedrick
will lie in state at the Sparks-
Griffin Puneral Home.
RUELLE, JANUARY 31. i967, JQ- seph B., habaw Rd. , Dray-
Mrs. cages | ae Lewis, David,
Y Raymond, Wil- liam, and es Ruelle; ar
Mrs. vieve Benoit,
Mrs. Irene Co Mrs. Eleanor
oma mm Mrs. Mercedes Bates,
Louls, tave and ig hig
day, February 4,
oO 2
ment in Dray-
ton Plains Cemetery. ssa mes
Sun
. v Ruelie will, 94
the Coats Punerai
— iat fe dns Rd., y-
ton until 9:30 a.m. Monday morn-
card of Thanks s_ i
= THE FAMILY < OF Tor Late LATE
‘linton Sonteg of Davison,
tame to thank all our relatives,
friends & Dr. Ferriss, Leon 5ei-
del, the Swarts Funeral Home,
Minister of the Baptist Church,
for their kind remembrances,
floWers, and expressions of sym-
pathy. Mrs. C tag, son, Jack,
& family.
WE Wish TO EXPRESS OUR
re rect nae to our many
friend relatives for their
essions of sympathy with
Hora) offerin 4, me
the bereavement in the loss oi
our » John
> ‘Turnbull, A cial thanks to Dr.
Malone and ison Johns Fu-
neraél Home. :
In Memoriam
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALILEA
Walker, who — away one
year ago, Feb. 3
It ig lonesome base without you,
And sad and the way.
Life has not been the same,
Since you were called away.
bap od missed by Husband and Chil-
ah “EMORY OF MAUDE ROON- this who passed away February 2,
2 —
— TLocel_i83 friends and co-workers
Flowers 3
DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS Your Allied Fioris .
484 W. Huon FE 92-8901
_ Funeral Directors ‘4 PPL LDP LL LDA A LLP L IAL PALL AD
AIR, AMBULANCE GROUND.
Pursiey Funerai Home, FE 41211
Donelson-Johns
“DESIONED FoR FUNERALS”
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Dra: Pia _Twp,
ine — Waterford
ee ad faallias te
Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor
Fs 2-8378
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ALL | ROUND 8 SHEET METAL AND air man.
__ Metal, 15 Brownell Birm. Anderson Sheet
“Automobile Salesmen
Wanted: 2 experienced Chevrolet
salesmen; Com mission from 30-o
cent, Demonstrator plan.
Full cooperation, Call Clarence
_Gates for appointment. MI_4-2735.
A FEW Working men needed at once for
outside work, some mechanical
experience helpful. Apply 1064 W.
__Huren between 10 and ll am “AN GPPORTUNITY
IN ADVERTISING We want a man who can step tn
and quickly take over the sales
and servicing of Retail Accounts
and at add the same time his. |
ideas and energies to the develop-
ment of new promotional pro-
grams An opportunity and a fu-
ture with the finest weekly news-
paper in Michigan. Write Adver-
ising Manager, Birmingham-~Ec-
centric, Birmingham, Michigan,
AD MATCHES, SELL
DESIGNS! 10, 20, 30, 40
Hem book matches.
SPOT CASH COMM ;
ness a prospect. Repetts
without ex, men, women full o
MATCH CORP kit furn. AMAZING.
and 240
BIOGER
every bDusi-
eee
part time. BUY NOTHING Sars
_ AMERICA ee 8 R, Chicago ag
“Attention, OWNER-OPERATOR
Truckmen Wanted
Large household goods
operating in 38 ——
or has
tractive opening
25 Car Haulers!
carrier
at-
man over
ho owns or is able to pur-
chase and personally drive ac-
ceptable tractor equipment Full
time year ‘rourd operation offer-
ing excellent earnings on liberal
inng-term contract. Write
phone stating age.
and submit snapshot,
Greyvan Lines, Inc- or
qualificetions
if possible
teubsidiary
of Greyhound: 57 W. Grand ane.
Dept MH. Chicago 10, Wl.
perior 71-4185
ATTENTION | Due te no fault of your own,
do you find yourself unemployed
be in th. near
you like to have er will
Would future?
that
secure feeiing know!ng you have
employment and a full pay check
$2 weeks of the year?
ployee has check since on started
nee 40,
ret 4 im its of in the ot Pontiac,
—
work hard to obtain
security, we will train willing No em-
married. living
with
a oe past record and can pass
to
this kind. of
ou for a
eon of your own witn every-
10
E. 7 Mile ‘Ra
BARBER WANTED. rence. FE 2-6325
‘CAB DRIVERS 13 W. ed. You receive pay
ata w-
STEADY & PART.
time. Day or night. 101_W. Huron
CAB DRIVERS, STEADY. time. Over 25. es chit
438 Orchard Lk.
CARETAKE R pm & PART
Apply
For apartment building, must be
married. Want someone on
eta] security who is in sO-
good |
health & experienced in repatry
work Salary, $75 8 month plus
3 room apartment. Do not apply
uniess you want a steady
time job, References
A in person
Gritempetced. 102 E Hluron
~~ DRAFTSMAN WITH MACHINE DESIGN
EXPERIENCE
Call Chief Engineers Office.
Sutter Products Co.
Designers & Builders ae Foundry
M
T7241 hines & Equi
: Mt ac
Holly, Mich ull required.
only, Kenneth
Draftsman - $4,143 to $4,602 A Year
Promotional Opportunity
To $5,538 =
Must have warvering Sounds
must know -metes
fringe benefits A
- office, Oakland at
Bidg Saginaw & Lafayette ou
Pontiac
£XP. TV TECHNICIAN, Must AR in perere- 1157 ply
Btetansk!'s
EXPERIENCED
Must be Huron. —
. LUBRICATION
clean, intelligent
Leos rienced GM
» Not over 35.
ealetehip with all
person only,
Crissman Chevrolet Co.
Roch ster
~~ Engineering “Checker
Por layout and checking of small
ecision air*raft devices,
me. .
N. C. MEG. CO.
118 Indianwood Rd.
Insurance Adjuster ~ Capable over
Lake piace |
of adjusting Casualty
#® Fire losses in Oakland County,
Give resume of ex
qualifications Write
Box | rience and
tlac Press
“JIG AND~ FIXTURF | fUiLDERS
DIEMAKERS.
ELECTRICIANS
MILLWRIGHTS:
Qualified journeymen only.
Apply Fisher Bode Division. Pon-
tise Plant, 900 Baldwin Ave.
tiac, Mich. Pon-
OWWER OPERATED, DODGE trucks for automobile haulaway,
immediate, permanent
ment. COE or
Southern territory, Baker
away Co. Detroit. TW 3-0650 ee
grEAt ESTATE SALESMAN : Exp. preferred but will right
in appearance Untimited
come. Drop out or call JER
F., ADAMS. 3172 W.
5-4510 employ-
conventional,
Drive-
train
man. Must-lave car. Neat
in-
RY
Huron. FE
ROUTE OPEN FEB 4TH, FOR neat appearing on with car
Average why wk if
_Buller | For Pontia
uller Brush, FE 2-23
~ SALESMEN ou can
c & cot ly area,
Furnace cleaner & repair sales-
man. 40 per cent commission on
cleaning orders. Good commission
on fe
pm
TRACTORS EQUIPPED 1}
Rawr use, 1% to
agate freight
pte in U. 8.
ins, No
ee car sales department airs and new installations.
E 2-6318 from 6 am. to
FOR
2 ton trans-
boxes & car carriers
National Tratler
5 tend Dixie Hey. ore
in Experienced men preferred,
iewerss will train young men,
married and over 26 veats of age.
Demanstrator
benefits.. Ask
Pontiac Retail! Henry om i hospitalization
0 ie, Store or call me
_for_an appointment on .FE3-7117,
PONTI
“EXPERIENCED
INEXPERIENCED TO SPECIALIZE LAND, ACREAGE & & LAKE D BE %S TO 45 YRS.
IN VACANT
garth ge vee ar ses FAL Be.
HELP TO FRONT. SUBDIVISIO
Unlimited Earnings
Plenty of Prospects
and Leads to Follow
INVESTIGATE
PHONE EM 3-4197
C.SCHUETT ~ REALTOR
>» 7404 EF, Highland
, at Porter Rd, * i oe RATION
LL {000 oo LAKE- -
belon gings for cash
through Classified Ads!,
GE 28181.
; : %
nei | ve a bo a . ee oe \ Help Wanted, Male 6
Help Wanted Female, a
: SROs ERS POR DRY
Ag
to iy
, as. _e East. papel
STEEL ‘BROKERS FOR
te Carrier. Tractors, and
© trailer domb, Tractors must be of
1953 vintage or newer. Diesels
acceptabie if 1951 vintage or new-
er. Percentage basis. Apply at
ee Pref t Lines,
Inc, 267 8, Blvd, East. phn ses
Mich
_Help Wanted Female 7
Assistant Cashier Local branch of Nationa] Finance
Co. has opening for assistant
eashier. Experience preferred. but
“4 not necessary. Convenient working
hours, Comfortable woraing condi-
tions & splendid i Bere or €om-
— benefita. Ca O'Jibway,
‘ 0214. between @ & § for Jn- Inter:
2 oe ae
BABYSITTER | firs Fes HRS.
from 11:30 Naa Call
_ after 7 p ma “OR “480 oe
BABYSITTER, 5 ae ~ WEEK
BOOKKEEPER WANTED FOR ! RE-
tail store. Must be thoroughly
experienced in all phases of
Bookkeeping. Call MI 6-1212 for
_ appointment.
Clerk Stenographer,
Immediate opening At [east 3
years exp. required. Applicant
be adept in ty and
shorthand. Starting salary $316 6¢
per month 4hr erat Apply
ersonne] office, Pontiac General
_ Kospitat, 461 W. Huron
CLERK - TYPIST _
Pleasant working conditions & mod-
ibe offices, Call Mr, Shaw, MI
EXPERIENCED SHORT FORDER
_ cook, days Phone M1! -4-0090
EXPERIENCED -
STENOGRAPHERS
COMPRTOMETER
OPERATORS APPLY:
Pontiac Motor Division
"Personnel Department
Glenwood Ave.
Pontiae, Mich.
BABYSITTING IN MY HOME. 499 W. Huron FE 20086
work fast, fond of children. Pri-
> ternate Sunday off, MI
GIRL FOR MECHANICAL DM@AW- ing Some typing Apply Cole
Stock Engineering Co., 7639 High-
land Rd.
GIRL LIVE IN _- LIGHT” HOUsH
work, care of 2 children Phone
Sun enly: Mrs. Jewell, Lincoin
6-4843 or write 15100 Miller &t,
Oak Park, Michigan 2 tocai
. _ phone: Mr Jewell, FE 2-0179
GIRL TO LIVE IN. NO ~ COOKING,
no washing, Thurs.~& Sun. off
MA 6-1038
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO
make as. much money as you
have time for. Unusual epportun-
ity to take over established Avon
business in Milford, Walled Lake,
Lake Orion and Rochester, Call
or write today FE 4-4508. Bon-
tiae POL Box 560.
KITCHEN “HELP 10 AM TO zy
m Alse nights, 6 to 11
iecheal's Drive-in, ‘400 inte
Hwy. corner Btlver’ Lk Rd
~ LADY FOR HOUSEWORK — “OR
_ couple share home, FE 2-3536.
LADIES ALTERA ATIONS. EXPERI.
eneed fitter, also finisher ‘for
Birmingham atdére, call Mrs. Ho-
ren, MI 4-7744 or apply 190 W.
Maplé B'ham
MOTHER'S ‘HELPER. AGE » TO
Full or part week, Stay 3
_nighle. Ref. MI 45762, %
Machine Poster _
Immediate opening for 1 machine
ant must bave had
in machine post-
ing (Burr hs Sensimatic);
starting pe 271 48 per month.
Apply persomnel — Pontiac
Genera] Hospital. 461] W. Huron.
MIDDLEAGED WOMAN POR
LS
dren Other help employed, ,.
room and TV. Gat and every
_ other Bun. off. $30 wk. FE 8-6560. raining & “—
PART TIME
To handle @ variety of interesting
typing and clerical duties in new-
ly established district office in
Pontiac,
Write Pitney - Bowes, Inc. 5958
Woodward Ave, Detroit 2, Mich.
Giving full detallg on age, exp.
and education.
PART TIME SEAMSTRESS FOR
tajlor for dry cleaning pliant. FE
4-3613. a.
PART TIME HOUSEKEEPER
__wanted, Keego Harbor. FE | 60711.
Plastic Demonstrators” Bee new line of Spring housewares.
Novelties & Wrought iron. Over
300 exciting ‘tems, local home
deliveries, See the Poly Ling be-
fore you decide Full or part
time JEfferson 9-2040, FE 4-6498
er MI! 6-5397
SALESLADIES _
Experiencer in better Reet) to
wear. Ta work evenings, 6 to
om. Monday thru Friday. igor
in person,
Bloomfield Fashion Shop
. 1662 8, TELEGRAPH
~Stenographer
Excellent opportunity tor single girl
at our Lesh bop office, Must
be high school graduate & quali-
fied stenogfapher.
“BY seer ba Dewrolt Edison Co. 220
erri Birmingham. “8:30
noon, Monday thru
“Typist - Clerk
Excellent opportunity for single
girl at our Birmingham office.
Must be high school garduate and
qualified stenographer. 2
Apply at the Detroit Edison Co.,
. 220 E. Merril) 8. Birmingham,
#30 am. to 12 neon, Monday
. thru Friday
TEL-HURON. CHILD CARE FOR
Fr’ py boy, 3 yr References.
TO - ASSIST SUPERVISOR ae i] telephone work, No exp, neges-
saty Must have a vice.
Coulu use Gyan andicapped or
moth ers. Salary, and
N. Saginaw,
UNUSUAL ~OPPORTUNTTY: hh
eral vacation & benefits. $40)
for qualified person. College de-
gree & campiog xperience re-
quired PE 2-0147 or VE 8-1882
WANTED: OIRL “WOMAN
eg esata & care jot ene child,
live In. MA 4-1847
WAITRESS Wittiy Ww NIGHTS.
Apply in Person,’ Bicmar Ino.
$4 W. Huron, ©
WOMAN FOR ALTERATIONS AR AND repairing must be thoroghly ex
‘~ Apply in person, no phone calls
_ Fox Dry Cleaners 719 W. Huron.
DON’T FASS UP
MONEY! Sell unneeded
#0 PER WEEK EXP GENERAL.
vate room & bath: Wednesday, al-
ms
e
WOMAN P FOR FOUNTAIN, more
tween 25 & 45, henefits—paid va-
cations -insurance & 8. Re-
* ply to Box 119, ester
: HAS.
ALTERATIONS, & hi poner work. Box 1 Pontiac _ Press, : 3
WoMay, LIVE IN. = ; ome than wa « *
for homeless gil. | PE 5- hel
ner © 3 hae
WTD.: CLERICAL HELP guaer. fications -- Bookkeepin
rience,
YOUNG LADY FOR
Typing required, scadl s 4
aconeeeping. retail store
Call Mr. Elert. FE 4-2571
appointment
Help Wanted 8 POO OT
BUSELMAN WANTED-FULL OR
part time--— Colonial Cleaners,
_1184 8. Woodward. eee
EXPERIENCED “LABORATORY
teehnician for c.inical biochemis-
try State a Apply in
lekens, person to Dr :
gist. Mt. Clemens General *Hos-
pital, HOward 6-4553, Mt, Clem-
EXP. X-RAY TECHNICIAN. 100 bed. Mt. Clemens General Hosp.
_ apply to _Dr mye tae
steady yea.
average $2.50 wo §3 00
Apply __ im person, 150)
MEN & WOMEN. FULL | OR R PART
time, sel] = nationally ad-
vertised oducts No capital re-
quired pply 150 N. Perry. 8
_to_10 m.
"1 . y
ONE ONLY
REAL ESTATE Salesman or
Salesiady Excellent listings,
floor time; For a Go-Cetter,
a real dea! ARNOLD REAL
ESTATE, FE 54-0676 or FE
“58783 ‘
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR
in
Utica area Fxp.
_ Hill Realty Co, KEnwood
Employment Agenctes 8A PALL LOL LL LLL LALA AANA
MIDWEST PONTIAC’S OLDEST: PLOYMENT AGENCY. IN-
oO
vaeMacers Pos!-
ONS. 408 PONTIAC
STATE BANK BLDG. FE
5.0227
PONTIAC fog So 8 SERVICE
wou PE_4-2551
Graebnet's
JOBS
for MEN
-WOMEN GIRLS
18 WwW
RECEPTIONIST for hospital . $260
ee for eremiest
short A $278
PHx RECEPTIONIST $300
|
| $225
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY +» $325
MEN
_ TRAINEE: Field representative —
draft free
TRAINEE, Manager — draft
free
ee Office clerk — eos
fre ;
TRAINER: Purchasing - rate
yao. ; $275
ACCOUNTANT $350
<a AOD
GRAEBNER’ S_Pontiae
313 Pontiac State
oe Bldg.
* §-9277
Graebner’ 's-Roy al Oak 207 Washington Square Bidg.
JO 6-4760 INDUSTRIAL BALES .....
Instructions 9
3 QUALIFIED TEACHERS OF--
fering both classics! and popular.
Organ and piano. Phone us aa
soon as possible for a convenient
‘time Gallagher Music, 18 E, Hu-
ron. .
DRIVING SCHOOL Jet more driving sense for your
dollar, Call PE 5-5586 or FE
#-0127. Herbert Cooley, __ te GRADUATE TEACHER — PIANO i lessons, $1, Mrs. Henry Myers, 66 -
Starr. “4s
IT ALWAYS BEEN YOUR A desire to play the organ? Investi-
he our special beginners’ plan.
Tgan furn. for practice if neces-
sary. $1.50 a lesson. Phone le 2
lagher Music. FE 4-0666 for ap- pointment
DR LEARN “ae :
ES peed cob J DRIVER 2
TRAINING, _ SCHOO:
Bus FE 2-22
Work Wanted | Male —
aa | CARPENTER. W WORK. NEW & _repair, PE 4-4210
auETnoGe— YOUNG, MAN, A AT-
tending school. wishes part-time
werk = ‘weekly. meal x
ent cha: r erence Cal 3
evenings /OR LG * .
PGARBENTRY,
24-4954.
DRIVE THE SANE
New and repair. ‘
AVAILABLE | eae CARPENTER : & cabinet work. New & repair. j
D. B. Murdock. FE 2-7861.
CARPENTER WITH 25 YRS. EXP.
needs work. c. FE 5-8325.
CARPENTER WORK, ALL NDS.
Ress, yd oes ae ee rp
CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- be Kitchens a apecialty. FE
CARPESERY SINE, EEE ko = ® -pec af
Regs. 30282
MAN ieee WORK, ROUGH
ie re 3 or odd me Bee Reason-
_Able. FE 2-0637.
_6 p.m.
' MAN TO DO WORK 1 ¢ IN Sit & — 2 or car Wash, PE 5-44
MAN AGE 53 WANTS FULL TIM® _ work. FE 8-26
PLASTERING | WG OR IR REPAIR.
ork guaranteed FE 5-0394.
SCHOOL BOY WOULD ‘LIKE “PART
_time job Call _FE 2744. 0 s
SHEET METAL e
Young married man desires sheet :
metal work. Can do layout; in-
¢luding treangulation and fabrica-
tion. 6% yre exp Refer. avail-
able. Must be permanent. Write
Pontiac Press, Box 65,
YOUNG MAN WouLp LIKE TO do proses. can do invoiges, hand 2
bills, wedding annouhcements. :
nastees cards, etc. Have eq’ ip-
ean give fpa service.
_FE" 4-5703
“Work Wanted Female 11 PL LL PLP LPL LLL LAND ALP APD
At IRONINGS. nn OD WORK & reasonable. F
2 WOMEN Wi Sans r WALL WASH, | s clean §-2036/ Eves. FE 7-808 =
BABY SITrino/ * m0 OB. Pree: a
_PE_3-787 RAO Exc eam EEPE 600 D
cook: for médern Gachetar home =
with no other woman in charge. a Vie. Pon FE 23-6785 ae :
DONE | te FAMILY IRONINGS D
Fiat bones Bo EM 3-2334. | HOUSEWORK IRONINGS AND baby sitting, PE 68-8963.
ik I ge ce A a SPIO
b) Wa DAY WORK. : exp. Bawa ition e PBX of — a eee
AL ERIC Fire
25S ses 3 *
“THE, PONTIAC PRESS
Building Service
“BLOCK WORK.) x. es. basements and chim- plac :
neys
&1 CUSTOM
Row finish
te1ma, Gordon
A&B TRENCHING — Amery <a Water line, Field tile.
SANDING & FIN.
mee ely
ALL TYPES OF : B PLans
pry te suit, EM were eM
Locks BRICK, CEMENT WORK fireplaces. FE 2-246, . ee BLOCK AND CEMENT
work No job
. Als> chimneys. @. Residential and eeer:
sai work, Ph. MY
CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINDS.
Commercial & residential. No
p. | 70 Wks Lawreace
rag HA,’
_ EM 00s “Insurance Agencies “17A
. - ‘Austin-Norvell Agency «| 7:
=| STAY Alter 6
Fe ost FIRE, AUTO LEE
DRI IK WITH ASSURANCE Cass,
IN “SURANCE
OF ALL KI INDS INSURE BY PHONE
Ni icholie & Harger | Co.
place, FE 4-2853.
HAULING AND D RUBBISH NAME
your price. Anytime
‘NCINERATORS CLEANED, ASH or rubbish c'eanup. FE 45144.
LIGHT AND HEAVY, Thea ’ TRUCKING: | ~
N 24 HOURS
~tike to ‘take care -of chil-
dren in home. Vicinity’ | Drayton
FR 3-9688. Piains. 0)
Wtd. Household Goods 27 YounG MARR md
would
. too large or too small. Guar.| Rubbis» hauled g
Rertogagre exp. Pree enimstes iow HAULING" RUBE FURNITURE NEEDED OR. : Aiso odd jobs, FE 4-936. Entire home or oti lots.
CEMENT & BI OCK top dollar, will buy prea K =
. Trucks to Rent son ee se 8 5 amenity _WORK FE 5.0782
Carpenter Contractin “TRUCKS, TRACTORS LET US Hoa e*:, AUCTION Ft
OR _OR _3-2276 are Thal Bide. service. 4 ton pickups ton stakes |ON®) OF PONTIAC'S LARGEST
ae Sats ae LA CIND | mp trucks ““"Semi-trailers | furniture buyers. Cash waiting.
_ ORY WALL BY MACHINE FREE ““TialLERS AND TRACTO FE 4-768) sen No job too big or small
cEMEN F ‘is OUR SPECIALTY. 34870.
seer. be UILT Elbo oe aranteed, free estimates.
FLOOR 8A SANDING, OLD PLOORS sone. © arl L. Bills, FE
GUARANTEED ROOFS —~ ALL kinds, Est .1918. Hugus Marsh,
* 353 N. Cass. FE 23-3021. FE 2-8046.
. Fk 48450. L. A. Young OUBSBEMOVING, FULLY
ju . PE 4-8450, L. A, Young.
#5
acting BUTLDERS ti censed,
H
- 3 :
STERING. peir-work. Ey: . FE
PLASTERING Free estimates. MAvie 5-4952.
R. G SNYDER FLOOR PLAYING sstaine ‘and finishing. Phone
TRENCHING AND
BULLDOZING Thom rE
13
SER’ A at wae Se 7 ene
a Pontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Cox
425 8. WOODWARD. Open Daily —— Sunday
FE 1 FE 41422
LIGHT HAULING, RUBBISH. name your price, FE §-3153.
MAN WITH % - TON PickuP werts work Call anytime.
_ #8421.
~ REDUCED RATES ¢ van 10 serve you. Smith
loving, 4-4864.
~ ODELL CARTAGE Local and Lang, _Dinanes Moving
UNWANTED ARTICLES RE-
_moved free of charge, FE 5-4638.
WEST SIDE VAN AND STORAGE
FE 23-4750
Panties & Decorating 20
PAINTING, INTERIOR
‘terior, 10 per cent disc og.
est. FE 4-0203.
uit A-1 PAINTING
Feige TOS FAINTING. me ons
: Senge ent removed.
KAA PAINTING. WALLS WASHED.
ua
are iatia steaming, Reasonable.
ce Pang a % apeR pave
Furs ae Sacoax .
Reas, Immediate service, FE
eel Te coe - AINTING, WALLS =
emoved, B.
; war’
-#
we,
MOVING | A} AND UNDER-
REPAIR WORK
apecia * Immediat rv o ee ie service, OR
ALL KINDS. H . OR 37-1345. Me
LA STERING RESIDENTIAL _ commercial and repair. FE 40274,
‘REE TRIMMIN .. REMOVAL.
=tter bin PE 40137. FE 8-2435
WEWOVAL AND TRIM-
é free ee .estimates. MA 5-4404.
TREE TRIM TING AND REMOV- pa ted estimates, FE, 27-6019, FE
WpLLe WARHED BY MACHINE
Furniture k Refinishing 16A
NEW CUPBOARDS & DOORS. RE-| pairing & antiques, FE 5.0162.
_Income Tax Service 1
Gena Ba.
he ~ hen I WARTED 1 TO BUY: path Tyres furniture, Ph. FE 2-6523. wD. TO BUY OR AUCTION FUR- _niture, dishes, tools, MY 2-1521.
WTD. 20 SMUDGE POTS.
PE ‘6-3938.
wre eet oe, to, oom extra per cep est,
first mtg. Phone FE 4-0236.
Wanted to Rent 29
ATTENTION LANDLORDS
WHY take a chance on rent-
ing to some undesirable tenant’
ve us @ call, Jim Williams Real
yy, 1218 40547. After
repairs
part of rent. F 5-3082.
WOULD LIKE 4 OR f RM. CLEAN,
| eats Fe Bia!
lak East or — side prefe
Call 32-4696 after 6 p.m. __Wtd. Miscellaneous 28
Money Wanted 28A i
ment ovalinvle Mar. 1. ye Bo ra d
a and decorating 33 W. HURON: ST. Ee pe ro ach ae
zi Travel Agencies "25A. ome. erty within 24 hours. Pre-
M AH AN REALTY CO. : ; fer homes that ate priced
‘|FIRE - WIND - AUTO + TORNADO “PLANNING A TRIP? a. table and no wil we 107 W. HURO FE 27-0263 air _ RAIL for action — AC-
DRESERVAT-ONS : TION~ACTION. Laundry Service - 18) ‘tours — cruises — : {Pp ITIAC TRAVEL © Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
“PLAIN OR RUF-| ON Tl KR. gaginay st 5-8165 Beautifully finished. SERVICE Open Eves. ‘til 6: io
Fea eee iaaY TERY. 98 W. Huron &t. PE 8-335! POR - SERV~ LL BUY OR LIST youR LAKE (eg; Be "7. FE| Wed. Children to Board 26) “property: Purchasers’ waiting | "
& GOOD HOME FOR SMALL SMALL Oftice 8800 Commerce Ra. } ___ Landscaping ; _ 18A children, day or week, FE 4-3389. UNie ine +330
LDRENS CARE. DAY ONLY. : EXPERT TREE ganecee A TEE ons ee mest my | WANTED TO BUY: 3 BEDROOM removals, Ph home, 7328 8: S osnal Dr., off e, Waterford or Drayton | ™ 23-2008. _ Wiliams Lake area. Phone OR 3- “1-3
Moving & Trucking 19 GHLDREN, (OYE AND CARED |~] [STINGS WANTED A-l MOVING-HAULING DAY CARE BABYSITTING. FULL | BUYERS WANING _ EXCELLENT SERVICE time. Vie. Commerce, EM 3-4350, Ser CASH FOR YOUR Rates. i HAVE AN OPENING nal Foes FROPERTY B
BASEMEUT CLEANING aN ay care, Mrs. L. al rubpish of all 6-1073, 06 _ Park. PE ¢1370. tes lie "Middleton
DUKES TIP TOP my :
We ~_ DUKES Ti anytime, any- te. FE “me WANTED TO BUY vtage or small house on -lake.
— in. west be reasonable. FE
T HERE IS NO
DOUBT Now! For the response
was terrif'c! With ou
time saleamen with 2-way radio
eq cars and our very mod-
erm ee offices—-we are now
in need 3 — homes,
-etreage
roperty. Our anles are boomin _
2g on th th band | List
rty be cael ‘ton
ACTION’ TOMOR-
“WHITE
BROS. REALTORS
hone OR 3-125
Eves — 9— fun. l1tet
On the. sale of your house any
size, all locations, acreage, farms,
money available to buy land con-
service, tracts, anes reliable
Call or wr
PONT IAC REAI. Ae
T37 Baldwin
“WE’LL CHANGE
WOOD INTO GOLD”
erty every day, let us sell yours!
CLARK RE AL ESTATE PE 49402 E 44813 areckens * joa
tiple Listing Service
~~ BUY (OR SELL iy buy your pr
FE +1157 808 Eliz. Lake Rd.
TO BUY, TO SELL
ONLY STATEWIDE Tie" l-stop service, 28 offices and
2706. __| Share Living Quarters 30
es.
HAVE YOU S8EEN MY BLUE
Elizabeth Lk. Es- rakeet? Vic.
tes, lost Sunday’ Answers to
2-2827. .
PEDIGREED BRITTANY Also small black Cel-
a . . Name
Sa ’ LOST: HELBROS WATCH, VIC.
_of Tel-Turon. FE 2-0943.
LOST: MAN’s OMEG: A WATCH. san Tahoe, Reward. OR
FEMALE BEAGLE. or-
.__ MI 4-5970. Spaniel.
Hie. - vie.
> WANT TO
home? FE 56-6200,
ichigan Animal Rescue League.
LOST’ MALE BOXER. VIC. JES-
sie St. Child's pet. Reward, FE
LOST: VICINITY WHIFTEMORE— Sanford small black male
Reward, FE 58-8735.
MULTI - BROWN
Bellis choke collar.
Diamond white marking on chest.
Answers. to “Red. FE 6
LOST: BLACK FEMALE BOXER
Fans Vic. of Crescent Lk. Inn
| MISSING eat HILL RD. AT, Jan. 21, sable & whity
| mals Collie. MU 4-05
\ LOST FRIDAY: MAN'S BROWN BILLFOLD. CONTAINS VAL.
ABLE PAPERS. PLEASE <AL
dog. ma CLEANED R 2-1061- SINOLE MAN 21°70 : 30, TO SHARE
mS ea a PAFEREANOING. FE ¢2i71 OR ike FE S-4i71, som to 6 POUNTAIN PENS |__| p.m.
Gan men P AP ERHANGING — ee On WANTED. WORKING GIRL “Siesr Genceal Printing “& a rep. carpenter wk, FE _share apt., Close in. vith
renee 6h. Phone “P2213. elevision Service 22] § go i ee AE I ah or ©
% REPAIR. WASHING T : home at small cost. PR 62536 Pye “— syecpers. COPENNAYEN SR A DIO, & e i from ® to 12 a.m.
gt _ nla ala — jee cain PE seo "| Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32
We service. akes of OAY_OR NIGHT TV SERVICE. Apes sutomatin “washers, 30 t. nage SO | CONTRACTS WANTED — nik x we aus Mwaiting. emote
% sale. Buyers wa ave
40736. CONDON'S ble » la
S.PARKE ST. xe" oma balances, new or i . Ctark—Reat—fs-
ce tate, 1362 W. Huron 8t. eve- nings or +4813,
« ADDING MA-| ask for Mr, Clark.
work.
ate “| $500,000.00 . Lawrence.
Upholstering 23 = our disposal to wooehans oe
BEADLE's es ee SAMPLE our clients. at years aceving 1 ~d a
an? a. PE | a: me ore
cul j you sell, Ask for Bob Matian,
ing 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM
. Free estimates. _ To Buy—To Sell—To Insure
AS UPHOLSTERING :
mike {4 6. TELEGRAPH PE 5-8808
DRAPES & BED- f
rial. PE §-5707
REALTY ©O., REALTORS /
E enings & Sundays“
. Huron FE
CASH
IN A FLASH!
_FOR LAND CONTRACTS a1
f
A. Johnson 1706 8 eee. ,
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR EQUI- ties and land contragts. Or have
buyers for same 5 a
K. Lt empletgn, Re Realtor
2339, Orchar+ E_ 4-4563
TO GET THE T “For YOUR sand contract / Realtor Partridge
is the “bird” Ao 050 Hu- see, 1 Ww.
2-8316,
/BUYERS.
‘WAITING -
* Get our free estimate before you
sell. Prompt, courteous service.
€ali Ted McCullough any hour at
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor FE 80441 or FE 5-007
AN INCOME TAX aaron EM 3-3404 — 4, Ly AL | 86 E. Walton Open Eves.
sINPOME, TA RETORY PRE] Kawano. FOR MORTGAGES with mesers “degree. 3 MOS. OLD PAR ITTANY ON GooD P “ty
. FE 3-1524. Spaniel, bobbed tail, oe and) or more with 100 ft frontage. A. TAX CONSULTANT-| white, strayed Sash-| 9°, "CHARLES, 171 8. Tel raph
ge ges Sie Revenue Audi-| sbaw & Clinton D Tues. Jan. |" "Farm Loan Corresp ant
Eves. PE 4-1 = . : Fe cosaE tutable” Society
Hobbies & Sapplies 24A +05 Eves. FE 5-801 BURTON E STEVENS. os ue.) TY nr | CASH “POR LAND CONTRACTS.
PE 8.3509. Home calls by|NEW SCRABBLE SETS, $3. PAINT) J, J: VanWelt, 0540 Dixie Hwy.
INGOME TAK SERVICE Sh Be nhsTos oe | LET 0s be fa
ee a RVICE _Lawrence JFE_ 2-1414 fo ~ = Se your contract
‘IMT Oxbow La y ‘ — “i ete S Perens 35) Edw. M. Stout, Realtor — noun or mine___ AAA IVATE Detectives |77,N Saginaw. St. FE 5-6165
oy jp mind of worry, Know
BENJAN S facts about matters. “Private
BENJAMIN EACKUs) So es tas 41802 Eve, FE 8-0317 4. ¢ TRL OR WOMAN EED- - 7 f ei y viser con
NEED HELP... . } mrs. Rr 1. Langley. Phone FE Income T 00 2-512 Confidential. The Salvation
ie at y homie Army
a
Aerotred Knapp Shoes Fred Herman
Ra. On 93-1502
IN DEBT?
IF SO,
LET. US Give You 1 Place to Pay
Ease Your Mind
Restore Credit
COMPANY
MICHIGAN CREDIT
COUNSELLORS
=~ _____ Open Eves. “an 8:30
“Wanted Real Estate 32A
CASH FOR EQUITIES
Client wants well-located modern
6 room ho
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26% W. Huron. OA 8-3330, FE 2-7421
WANT TO SELL?
HAVE CLIENTS FOR
bullding with Goemeret
sq. ft. to lease or pur-
chase.
Lake front home
liams, Maceday,
Lakes.
Large home
+ la — 10 on Wi.”
or White
small acre.
fle radius of
2or3} bedroom «, large
lot 4 inside city A po
Client will trade nice home .
for 10 to 40 acre farm <a!
main highway.
ABOVE OAKLAND THEATER
& st ond: Taylor =— 6 7 ae
/ Por your land: contract or equity. | serve you
Real Estate Service of eae
STATEWIDE B D. CHARLES, sonar dere
1117 8 _ Telegraph FE 4-0621
BUY, SELL OR TRADE It will pay you to consult George
Blair Realty We also Rota and
eel) OR and land racts.,
EORGE BI "AIR REAL ESTATE
4436 Dixte Hwy. OR 3-1251 Drayton Plains
TRADES — are @pecialists tn trading.
jonas
— business jes
Northern Tesorts Siated for : ireae
R18 & SON LTORS r | 932 a! eae Pra
SOLO ‘If you would Mike this sign on
; — house lef us show you how
method of contacting qualified
buyers takes the strain away =
tees vA your Poms in 10 —_
Humphries 74° Realtor FE 47114 . Telegraph Rd. Open Eves.
Multiple Listing Service
V Rent Apts. Furnished 33
1.OR 2 BEDROOM APTS. NEWLY
decorated. For two ladies
__fentiemen. FE 88319,
ROOM aPT "FURNISHED.
Center St.
1 ROOM @&
_ple or lady. 1 =
; KITCHENETTE, cou.
261 Orchard Lake.
kM HOUSEKEEPING. UTIL.
paid. Suitable Lo 1 or 2 adilts. Ciose in. FE 2-5236. ;
ist FLOOR ATTRAC. NEWLY
dec. 3 rms & bath. FE 6-
1 OR 2 MEN FOR CLEAN DOWN:
stairs apt, lS ol eas entrance. Close
11. FE
i = 2 aaa APTS. MEN ONLY.
129 E. Howard
1 AND 2 BEDROOM PARTLY FUR- nished, tiled bath, year-around
—— apts 8615 Pontiac Lake
2 ROOM. ADULTS ONLY. #1 AU- burn Ave.
APTS. CALL FE 65-3202 between _12_ p.m. _ to 6 p.m.
2 RMS. & BATH, IN APT. BLDG. Close to down town. gar care-
taker, 86 Cottage. FE 2 Lo
2 ROOM FURNISHED SES 174 Mt. Clemens 8t, FE
. & KITCHENETTE. ALL , Adults only, 18 Elwood.
‘FURN, APT. 31 ME-
Vv. ENTR. NEW RE-
adults 2 RMS. PRI E frigerator, new mattress,
100 Norton.
2 ROOM FOR COUPLE OR SIN-
_Sie_perosn. 82 Washington. 2 CLEAN LARGE RMS. NO OTHER
roomate: Adults, 98 E, Howard
2 CLEAN LARGE ROOMS. |, PRI- _vate entrance: 08 Eg. ! ward.
2& 3 ROOM INDENDUAL ¢ Caine,
kitchen facilities. Utilities, includ-
ed. MY 2-9171. 463 8. Broadway,
Lake Orion.
2 ROOMS & BATH. ere
air
summer. Elderly cow 4
preferred Call after 7 p.m.
_5-0400. 7 Sie RITCHENETTE.
2 ROOMs WITH
couple 0 only, reterences. 3 Tahate,
7 ROOMS GP basil en! i 256 1 PROS-
pect St, Fh 23467, 007 2 RMS. NEWLY DECORATED.
mod. Centrally located, ref. re
quired. FE 7 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH & EN- Gace ist Moor adults, 221 N.
2 LARGE CLEAN ROOMS, PVT.
ent. 13 nesters
| SLICE OF HAM a} .
*
28
is hes wine, a A i
pas Seen § vena
heey
_Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33
2 3 LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE EN. EN- __ trance, upstairs, FE 4-2036.
3 ow saa DEC. RMS. REF,
& entr, Uti, turn,
PvT. EM
3 RMS. UTIL. FURN. WELL FUR- nished and clean. Adults only. gee
_atter 4:30 p.m. 16 Pinegrove.
3 ROOMS & BATH. PRIVATE EN-
trance, Heat & utilities, Child or
ium wateetse. $16 weekly, Apply
~ LOVELY: LARGE ON 3
Pg Ideal for newly weds, OR
3-3766, + :
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
BEDROOM PARTLY FUR- * tished, = tiled 1. year-around
ront apts, 8615 Pontiac Lake
7 BEDROOM APT., CLEAN, OFF M-24. No fm oy $60 per mo, FE
47581 or
2 BDRM. woe LK. FRONT APT.
Ti I carpeuee and auto.
L Dixie Hwy. MA 65-1163.
2% RM. APT BSMT. HEAT
& util, furn, Pvt. entr, w. side.
line. FE 5-5070.
‘RGE ROOMS
“pate ON
PE dive: ent,
LE Lange Baby. welcome: dvink ‘ta fa
a oky Stthites.
7 ROOM" & & aT UPPER. PRE. vate °o
Auburn, Vie. Auburn Heights. rE
__ 46041.
FURN. APT, PVT. BATH 3 RM.
& entr., 1 child welcome. 248 Au-
ps alter 3 pm
3
a . 3 RM. FURN. APT. PRIV. BATH | on W. 5 $22.50 oper week, $85 __70 Clark _per month ‘OR 3
} ROOMS & BATH, HOT WATER | j RM, SUITABLE Os COUPLE. ear around, $68 month; on Pon-| Inquire 208 Voorheis Rd jac Lk. OR 3-178, No children J MODERN. WN Y DECORATED
a. ROOMS WITH ATE BATH 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND] anp. ENTRANCE ON GROUN
_ gulranee._ Heat & utilities, $16) ASHER AND DRY:
eekly. Close to Pontiac & Fisher AVAILABLE BEAT Eu,
“Body plants. * Apply. 808 806 St. Clair. . REASONABLE;
3 3 ROOMS & BATH. COMPLETELY ORLANDO 3-623 EVENIN aap
rn y modern astier.| } OR 4 ROOMS & BATH. PR rivals — TE gear geri . entrance. U Eh, oy we Warvare Ref-
Eliza’ erences a Adults only. PE
Fe ua 3-0335. or -FE 2-6872.
3 LARGE S & MS & BATH, NEAR
op ee il: 2 i c en! water,
3 eae Lap sare COEPLETE. ‘Gone 12 deve rare ey y furn. Including, Lights, = _Tidge. PE xs ama . ubura 8 7 RMS. UTIL. PURN. PRIV, BATH.
_$1T_ wk. OR 3-483.
os , employed Sovaie. no drink-
G33 Jason
| AND BATH. GRO we
__ floor, $15 week. Adults. PE 4 OND
Adults. References, 1 block nerth
of Pontiac ae In 2470 Dizle
_Nvwy. FE 2-157
aduits only, et Oakland
3 ROOM | ~ HEATED. YOO.
_ern, ne MU 4-3661,
Ti “ROOMS & BATE. CLEAN, MOD-
‘ern, -Toom auto, heat, coupte
_only/ FE a
J LARGE ROOMS, NEAR AU-
_— Decoys Clean, “Vulities. Lip
Der ed. Private ba ent
‘orking couple, FE |
ROOM APT. K fj . CHILD
bate ema Absolutely no drinkers.
_Call after 5 p.m. 3408.
7 ROOMS, Wier | ste. PRIVATE «oe pat aan . Util. . PE 46-8240.
or
J LOVELY R ROOMS. REPERE:
Middleaged couple or Caeaeoes
women preferr FE 2-5902 after
5, Anytime Sat. & Sun.
_ROOM NEAR POINTIAC MO-
4 Private entrance &
erything furn. 22 Auburn,
e
3 eee NEWLY DECORATED, util furn,, working couple. FE
3-7216. West_ Side.
4 RMS. AND BATH: aa
_ garage, 185 Beac
# ROOMS & As vaRY NICE,
Ist floor, well furnished, extra
forge living couple only,
_FE 47267. :
room,
4 ROOMS, BATH. LIGHT & HEAT. FE 4-4686.
4 ROOMS & BATH. > UPSTAIRS.
__ 42352.
SRM: 9 BDRM MOD. APT. NEW-
ec, Furn. or unf, W. side. FE
ste
§ ROOMS NEWLY DECORATED
electric stove. children welcome.
$65.00 inc electric ith 490 «Bo
Bivd., Rochester, RE_2-30 ov ;
6 RM. MODERN APT. FOR RENT
with option to buy lcaeere $250.
FE 68-1880.
A FIRST FLOOR APT. 3 LARGE
rooms, Nicely urn, with break-
fast nook, laundry facilities, heat,
lights, gas furn. On . Huren
St Couple on y. For appointment
Phune— 4-0478 or MA 5-3801.
ATTRACTIVE. 3 ROOMS, BATH,
modern building, “Union Lk. year
rking, adults. Also un-
apt. EM 3-4285 ground,
_furnished apt. E CLEAN KITCHENETTE APTS.
Utilities furn. OR 3-7700.
apt. ‘g5 per week incl, heat,
_lights & 1 ens. OR_ 3.0389.
COUPLE, PRIVATE “BATH & EN-
_trance, FE 4-2847.
CLEAN 2 ROOMS, ADULTS. 3 143 E.
Howard. FE 8-672 CLEAN, 2 LARGE RMS. MAIN
floor, ‘adults NE, side. FE 4-3023
— , UPPER “4 ROOMS. FE
DOWNTOWN FOR 1 TO 3 ADULTS.
Pvt. entrance. Over Dr, Curson’s
Clinic, 157 W, Hurot
F ANKLIN APTS.
3 ROOMS AND a IN ns
INCLUD
AMPLE HEA & COL
WATER, ADULTS ONLY. $65 A
MONTH. A . SE
CARETAKER AT A-15 UNION
ST. OR PHONE FE 4-5184. K. G.
102 E. HURON, HEMPSTEAD,
4-8284,
FURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR-
nished smail house or ground
floor private apt. by couple in or
near town. Ph. FE 8-6322.
FURNISHED A PEO,
ple, on Cass Lake, near bus line
private entrance. $16 weekly. FE
4-5382. APT. FOR 2
FOR CARE- LIVING QUARTER
Write Pon- taker duties, ves its.
__tiae. Press. 69.
LIGHT WOUSERERDING ‘ROOM.
Utilities furn, 258 Orchard Lake.
LARGE ¢ROOM FURN, APT. AT Lake Orion, Gas heat, hot running
__ water, Util. furn Lt 30721,
9 GE M
dren welcome, $20 a week. Sleepy
ean Motel, 3490 Dixie Hwy.
LOVELY 4 & BATH, FIRE-
face, Raat fos bn. near Watkins
ke. ; OR 3-1043.
NICELY | FURN, SECOND FLOOR,
4 rms.,. bath and garage, west
2? RMS. APT. COUPLE | si : “only. FE nia, of io, per mo. FE 2-4644 or
N PONTIAC LAKE. | NEWLY “ESO TED. 3 ROOMS
Gas heat. Avail. Feb. 3. OR 3-5202. |° zit —— be ‘ and = watt |
2? BEDROOM ON ORCHARD LK. welcome. evaliabie Rd. j out of Keego Harbor. _late Ave furnished. 915 Orchard
Children welcome. FE §-5375. 2 a iat Cwooeaw iPr
7 Lites peri kee CHILD) “7162 Coamberiain 7 RM. FOR SINGLE. 119 ) STATE. SMALL APT. GROUND FLOOR. Call PE 5.2203. 1 oe de i Oan: a adults, 470 Oak-
2 ROOMS, ADULTS, $12.40 We: 8] land Ave. : Edna. PE Looe, 2 PaIV isT FL.. ee é 2 F A APT.. 176 MT, 3 & bath. Upper 4 bath & screen Clem st, Pm = porch, Garage. a 8-414,
9 l F is t . ie 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE | BATH, ,
Cass-Eliz, road. $60 q month, FE 7 RM. APT. WITH BATH. FURN/ | =FLOOR, Soe Sa ass” ons itt nouns preferred. “- “pe 2806 oF PE DTI
i RMS. APT PRIVATE BATH & : ‘oe ae em ea’
__at. 33 Gam < ROOMS & BATH PRIG. & 7 LARGE R ate corr ? PRIV. stove. All utilities, No children. bath. 1 ch welcome. 49 Put- $85. FE 5-8012. nam.
7 ROOMS. CLOSE IND WARM. ai | * | ROOMS & BATH _vinat FiO OR. Augusta, -elient water, roads o all
J RM. & BATH. APT. CLI “CLEAN. winter. references, 3 Mi. north
Everything furn, Private entr. i Oxford on M24 to 3301 Thomas
o Ocal a BATH {FOR RENT.
4 ROOMS & = aa OPP PVT.
entrance. 159 Whittamore.
§ ROOM, W-SIDE. ROSHIRE TER-
Face, $80 | eer ‘month. PE 2-7798.
5 ROOMS & BATH IN PONTIAC.
eae > heat furn. MY
§ ROOMS AND BATH, UPPE
on with fireplace, in 4 family
brick Near downtown, $65 t
month. Call Realtor Partridge.
_FE¢-3381.
5 RMS. NEAR TEL-HURON. FE
__ 8-640. BATH. MURPHY BED, | _ Wee
@ ROOMS AND BATH. HOT WA- s 1 A tei - , Migened Ra. pely at
ROOM MODERN. COUPLE. FE
-6 ROOMS IN ROMEO, a
* FO chlldren ‘welcome.’ Pl, 23474 . 3028 Hill Ss r Rd, In-
$15” WEEKLY Modern trailer.
Pont
_ 1957. 3 x. -
NEAT 3 RMS. AND ) BATH. Col cou-
_ple only. EM 3-2377. NICE SLEEPING
FE smones privileges. ore Shaggy Center.
wok Ls > sia Nears Se
ROOM WITH
‘Neer Tel-Hu- OUR HIT PARADE’
"" “PRUE LOVE”
home on Elizabeth 4
rooms: levels. 132 ft. of beach, seaw
“BANANA. BOAT” i
Huron Gardens, Trouble free. Ten-
terme. pay own ‘utilities, $15,000;
1118 Lake-
“Singing” The Blues” wigeLY FORK. ROOM IN APT.| Won't be your song you: live bidg. te Sous town. i here. complete in every oe = le re
bu 34608. scaped to 4 car il ou ¢, fenced, jons- ONE NIC a) outside ; OnE eee “ROOM, LOBE | *¢ Tage yous
L8O KITCH- | Mio epevicees, Fi FE Cree. after |’
’| SLEEPING ROOMS. 16 N. JOHN- son. PE 5-243 after 4 p.m. or all. day Sat. & an he
ROOM RESPEC
table home for iatie only. FE
Mi
4-5040.
ROOM, OUT-
side entrance, garage available,
367 N. Paddock. _
WEST LARGE s G
room, oy entranc or 3
3-0821 or ee 487
L beth Lake .
_ Rooms With Board 38 "GR EEN DOOR”
Well really
J mystery. either, but Povoasaary ayy en bedroo ots of closets and
Living room & mas-
ter B.R. ‘carpeted. 100x150,
heed oa Crary Jr. High. $13,900;
*“ HOUND DOG” Welcome, 3 bedroom home, 2? Iota
place tor ur nenk oe Cass
Tit for 1000 di
+ Friendly Persuasion”
Is all thats needed to get you to
goezesiots & mes —. atts oe ene
room Peseibuities. On Oak
ta ERY ANN" Would love this Starter bome, 7
most ready move into,
eto Use her own idea
save money, Located in an
" e orchard, $6500. Low
-“SCHOOL DAYS”
r OR 2 MEN CLOSE TO PONTI- © Mtr & Fishers. FE 2-6516.
couPopranre, | ROOM & eet an of pensioner.
RGOe aM AND BOARD. al N. SAG-
naw, FE 2-7602. Will be @ pleasant mamery for
but tbs 3 Siocks to Dubin school
hal all 1 ie. oon wih the the ee as
line for % acre
dows. yard fenced in," $8750; $750
WE TRADE
THELM. A M. E LWOOD
ROOM & eaepen InN ig dy, Saad
bome. close to Fisher's Pon-
_tiac Plant. PE 8-8100,
WARM, iggy en sig eal ROOM,
in clean. private Pienty
of home cooked food. 5 at door.
PE 6-3338.
SMALL “HOUSE. . COZY. NEATLY
furn, heat, Utilities sup-
lied. én 7 bes line. Nr. grocery.
SMALL - HOME. 1 BEDRM. CITY
bus line. Util. es Cozy,
clean and warm.
SMALL HOUSE, WATKINS | LAKE.
PR 4-5268.
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36
2 BEDRMS WALLED LK. MOD.
Close to cliy, ,dkeasonable. MA
2. RM. HOUSE. WATER IN. OUT- side facilities, $25 mo. FE 5-3835.
7 BEDROOM, BATH. i. ON N. FRAN-
cis. Nr. Eastern Jr. $85 a mo.
_Must have best ref. FE 4-6306,
Jy BEDROOM RANCH STYLE
Drayton Plains. Oi] furnace, lake
A BRICK APT 1 & 2 BEDROOMS.
Range & refrigeraor, washing ma-
- chine, drier 955 Rochester Rd.
_vet 14 & 15: Miie Rd.
BLOOMFIELD | T TERRACE. NEXT
. Stove
BRAND NEW Salmer Street, fost south of 59%
Orchard Lake Avewue:
Pontiac's finest new anartmenta,
are ready for occu *ncy.
AIR CONDITIONED en
kitchen fans master antenna, ce-
ramiv tile bathro ms, b«autiful
iiehens, Balcony type building,
with individual entrances.
ADULTS O11 Y
80 THAT WE CAN FILL THE
ataaenone IMMEDIATELY-
iG — FO
LIMITED TIME ONLY—LEASES
AS LOW AS $90 PER MONTH.
m for Inspection
fly and Sunday
FEderal 8-6918
BEAUTIFUL 5 ROOMS |
& BATH
up Auto gas heat & hot water.
West side .r. General. Hospital
$60 a Mo. FE 2-6361, after 6 ca:
FE e116
Eastern Jr. High, 444
EB 8-2336.
CLEAN 5 R UPPER. E_ sD
PE «0403 va alae, APT. EAT’ 2 i
iow bath & entrance.
DEL_RIO Apis pheogapes
apts with / | Satha: CLEAN 3_ utilities P
FE 5-0657,
2
rey
LO og ig. and utilities furn.
Couple with baby meleomie,_
EAST SIDE. 5 TER-
race. Full — ne gas
beat. Reasonable.
Williams “st. 2 é bath. All
y Mtilities. $65 m
Close in. 3 a bath. Heat &
hot water, $50
— St. at = batt All utill-
$50.
Nichole & Marger ¢ . 3 W. Huron
FE 545-6183 Evenings
Se FS
FOR 7 RENT — COLORED. NEW,
modern 2. bedyoom apt. Til kitchen & bath 1 or 2 children
only, For information, 170 Bagley
&.
GAS HEATED, . ROOM APT. 54 8. Washington, one OA 8-3441.
LARGE, ROOM - APT. 1535 Union Lake Rd.
LOVELY 8 ROOM APART-
ment on James K, tncludis
ohnson Realty. ©
LARGE ~ ROOMS, FRAT
bath Stastny All ee
$65 month ‘
$00 Eliz, Lake Rd? MODERN: 4 ROOM APT. | 2 MI.
southwest of Roche oar >. ex-
_change for service. OL 2-557
WF enod APT. gs
rooms’’, Gas hert
and. lights f tore, MY 2-554:
RENTAL ,
UNITS Attractive new duplex type units.
oseappong “oa rent. tn
tac on East Bivd, and Perry St Bt.
Call rE 47033
SEVERAL SVERAL APTS AVAILABLE | FOR
ranging
yrie from / “to e “
Sage es oe TWO R west IDE. STOVE _ret, pathy, utilities, rE #1836! | furn,
—
THR ANSWER’ TO
YOUR PROBLEM:
Want Ads! To sell, rent,
wa it's FE 28181. R Aj —
CLEAN, 3 ROOMS & BATH. NEAR}
E.. Pike/
‘~ 19215 Pontiac trv _Privileges. FE 2-8953
3 ROOMS & BATH.
807 Kenilworth 3 BEDROOM HOUSE W. SIDE. FE
_2-3378 after 6 p.m. 3 BEDR BATH. MODERN. Webster School District. 84 Lin-
coln
7 ROOMS & PATH, MOL MODERN. + $50 _ PE 646i3
4 ow HOUSE Al ae GARAGE,
4 RM. sores HOUSE. LK.
riv. i386. Watertoo in Waterford,
4 «ROOM ‘HOUSE Th ay WATER. TWP.
LI 92-8445,
r high | school. I 4
+ koe “He } AT 38
ELL 8T. CALL J, A
__ TAYLOR FE 42544. > 5 A BEDRM. | HOME, GA-
rege, ev? 3143
$250 1 DOWN -
'y furnished. Near Oakland
nue and viaduct. Eves only, FE
_5-1284
BRICK 3 BEDROOM HOME, AU-
tomatic gas heat, adults pre-
ferred. 54 Auburn Ave. FE 2-1035.
CLARKSTON SCHOOL AREA.
‘Single 4 rm. country home near.
/ Lake dryer, stove, refrig:
45-0687.
fon RENT:
MENTS. Furnished or unfur-
nished. Jim Williams Realty,
Ing. Baldwin Ave. FE 4-0547.
After 5. OR 3-40230 0
HOUSE FOR RFNT . TN COME
available. Call after “4 p.m. or
all day Sat. or Sun. FE 5-2402.
HOME. LARGE ENOUGH ~
two families, SD paar (prob a zoned,
lease or ren ks W. of
courthouse. Must have best of
reference. FE 4-5420 before 12
am. ae dent fe pm
FOR RENT: NEW 4 BEDROOM
nome $90. mronth 68 S. Edith.
LARGE HOUSE, DIVIDED INTO pe. apts, gas heat. 160 8. Sag-
na
tance a ? BEDROOM DUPLEX. Heat furn. EM 3-4881. :
MODERN 2 BEDROOM BRICK,
basement & gas heat. FE “4-6884.
MODERN HOME ON LAKE FOR
juster mechani Nine miles north’
Ponti —. —
_bowe at $65. MY 3-
MODERN 3 TEDROOAE Rou IN
Clarkston. For rent or lease. $85
monthly, 1 month in advance. FE
4-4892.
NEW 6 ROOM, 2. BEDROOM, __bath, oak floors. EM f 34670.
NEW HOME — NEAR TEL-HURON
St. Ben 5
R. Hiltz, Realtor, FE
NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME. A
Call Holly, MElrose 7-7
5 and 9 p.m
| NEWLY DECORATED. FOR RE-
fined couple at Waterford. Picture
window, Youngstown kitchen,
stove, refrigerator. No pets, $65.
_ OR 3-4330 :
RANCH, FULL BASEME PIRE-
ITH ce, pope stove, ee oan
else ‘in ie tor couple. 2-1673,
be “fo L in 6 ‘lvan Vil-
lage for $130 nonth. ‘Also 2 oe
Fe’ eS000 month. Ready Merch 1
W. SIDE ‘BRICK, ¢ Ms, 1%
Satie, Seocnen. Love est Near _General ‘Hospital. FE 4-5707.
~~ WALLED LAKE 2 bedrm. Basement, garage. Very
clean. Near school & shopping.
Inq ct. HOE ET
“MA 4-3352
WEST | apes Sa “RM BRICK TER-
race, $75 40 aft-
hi .
= fers chet water, 32 ft.
fving” con: Firepisce, 2° bed-
Soe _—
~ ‘ »
ae ; eh é.
ee ee VACANCY Rare tead PER- ~ NEAR ai Y THEATER | sons: & ders. goo Small house, sxY sie | _ large ren 5-871.
week. PE «isa. VERY HOME STYLE
ay —- s Be HOME. = 14 wa. PE 5-0377.
_Ghildren welcome. OR 3-0602. nvalescent mes 38A
ROCHESTER NURSING, ALL mae “OF PA MS AND BATH. FULL ° BASEMENT AND AUTOMATIC| ents. 24-hr. care. Reas, rates. oA FE or OL| FE Tia ra
agg Dagh Ed Baccara a as
come. ire at iets Taylor R4.| HOTEL AUBURIN Bb _4-2031. Rooms by Day or Week
P: HOUSES—APART- | |
ook ‘ or ; room apartments.
ing refrigeration unit.
464 AN AN nOTEL CLEA? wwe PE 72-0266
a Tooms By gsr i — oy 45
FE 23-8266.
Rent Off =n Phe Office Space 41 41
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE
avaiieble at city hall in the cen-
ter , district, Keego
Har Mod Newly
_d. gas heat. Call PE 22002"
OFFICE SPACE FOR tC RENT.
Main floor, on. Dixie Hwy. H;
von | Welt. OR 3-1355.
UNLIMITED fe OR CLINT-
cal soace avaliable. Will build,
redecorate suit,
For Sale Houses 43
3 BEDEM. BricK.
ment, natural fi:
FULL BASE- lace, ofl heat, attached gerage. Landse: B
owner. sh . Will sell eee |
omeyee iL 60241 for appoint-
ROOM INCOME HOUSE IN NICE
neighborhood, " large rooms for
owner,.3 room apt. upstairs, Ve-
netian’ blinds, hardwood floors,
stesm heat, new gas water
water softener, newly. sid-
painted Loge summer. In
$35
12,600, ™ in-
sieee "sown
_by owner. PE
: Beach, . Florida. Between
Clearwater ahd St. Petersburg.
2-6607
session. 42488
4-2611. Walled Lake.
“" ‘
FOR BETTER =
Near Clarkston, * room 4 beiirm
brick, built "36 ‘large lot, + pester
$86 month includes taxes and in-
eeaee. reasorab.e down pay-
ment.
Arnold Real Estate a" S. Telegraph _ Rd.
5-0676 FE »-5782
No_ Down Payment will bao a ry our free and
clear bedroom
starter Comte with full base-—
wil ; or : a
WILLIAMS LAKE
"8 - Cail OR 3-1235;
After 4. call Ok 3-7038.
AARON
MILFORD
GI's $290 DN. Buy direct from builder and save
oolars Eas (BRICK FULL
BASE SEWER, WATER
vE NED, STREET. GAS HEAT. MU 4-8915
STARTER HOMES bo oe all exterior - work eageet
ype and paint: no
, let me chee’ you
po
oe *
Milford, Michigan
MUtual 44755 Res. EMpire 3-4783
Suburban Beauty
With Two Fireplaces Among other | ‘ting homes in exc.
neizhborhood, |Full basement bun-
eat, = See
‘spacious bed-
car =
arage. immaculate
ver attractive inside and mk
= wet te $17, pHan\inwedy with $6,000 dn.
Giroux-Franks sovrg REAL ESTATE
4395 Di OR _3-0701
"FURNISHED Ready to move <aae Piageag home
located on spore in Keego
This is ideal for Pho
—- $500 down. Only 850 per
“LOVELAND- 2188 Case Lake Rd. Keego Harbor.
FE 2-48 FE 4-1661
‘$1000 DOWN An attractive 6
with
H. W. Bigelow) * 5 we. . ob. _Buroe ». op Detgns Bt.
Office, F . Baldwin Ave
Pull oad : REALTO!
5143 Case Bilsabeth Rd.
FE 5-120 or SE 43844
|
—
tered wails, storms and screens
and full basement. WATKINS LAKE ROAD TO ORCHID, LEFT
ON OVE To R-
N. WATCH FOR OPEN SIGNS.
PINE LAKE
Privileges enrich the enjoyment
that will be yours in this 70
- fit. es semi-contemporary
hom 3 large bedrooms, wall
to wail ke ge, oxen 5 2 full ceramic
— de poor = 2 car ga-
ndsca set-
PER- ting es x ‘oe FIRST
Humphries 4 ee eae neater: FE 47114 Open Eves.
Multiple List Listing Service
NICHOLIE PIONEER STREET
. & bath,
06 ft. Jot
chor fence. Askin;
Takes $3700 dn.
“ appt.
ual aro STREET
5 — ba
meas ws
very efficient Senontoe fur:
nece ulation, st
screens, =
rade igh
50. Tones $2,000 dn
+
sae:
‘NEAR L FELLOW ee Large rms. bath oe) condition. bu heat s
oe | other extras. Lot on
Asking $7,500 300. with * 51500 down & $60 m: mo-
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO., Huron
_____ Open Evenings *
ADAMS. — SUBURBAN, BUNGALOW
cas 33 OW. FE. 53-8183
On. close. in Home . fast off
fe Very well built, oak floors, plastered walls, 3
bedtms. full Sasssnente, excellent
coal furnaces. One with 2 car
garage only $1200 down; one
without garage with $600 down,
Close fo everything, decent
neighborhood, easy to maintain,
Shown by appointment, trade con
sidered.
Has
ment, water poo Une laundr
tubs, good well and excellent
septic tank, rehes enclose
; size 86 x 225.. Good long
term investment at $1400 down.
Now vacant, key at office, -
O HARBOR
down an ind $54.50 monthly,
Has nice dry part basement with
E
or, 3-2420
~ DO-IT-YOURSELF Are you handy? Here is your
pceuay to pick up a new ca £
droom semi-finished home. Liv-
ing room with picture window,
ful] bath and kitchen. Pull base-“
ment, cedar shake siding, large
100x200 ft. All out of city limits.
Only $1, a RO wn & $64 per month.
pS
meet BO & retired couple. AN on
e floor, Living room & dining
room catpeted, two bedrooms
kitchen, den & full bath. Full ment oi] h elec, water , community water, storms
& screens. Venetian blinds, two
car garage, too] shed, chicken
h & fruit trees & corner
Cash to mortgage.
Brive by "3604" Hazelton, off 5:
* 3 BEDROOMS ere is your opportunity to buy
=P aceon ranch home orl ‘one year
old. at a moderate pr: ice, Owner
needs more room., is living
pes &
- Dining _ ell, with Fares Cabinets and form
-
Ne
«< a
THR. PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2,1 1957,
_For Sale Houses _ 43
te a
Fee
i el Ee £ >
ns Sees Just 1 short
“down.
Clarkston
—eaeenarae
ees af oe xe gar ; je, 8
RED HORSE CO! CORP.
BY OWNER Ht 5 BEDROOM |
BRICKS. | Inspect the: Lest the |
S a ie ; 4 recreation rooms-
aaa farmers euch|
i a muse
ame kston REA ESTATE INC. 20 8, Main clarkston, Mi MA ;
UTIFUL : HOME.
bedrooms, 144 baths, 29 ft. liv- * *
. Ve
extras, $19,
LAKE. ROOMS, 2
; bedrooms. Extra lot. arage, b
owner. Call GA 12802" . . By owner.
bdrm. house. La —, BIRMINGHAM PRick AND
mn CIVILANS eer oo a
3 plus 1% lot a
ee, eerie, ht! $200 DOWN NOW VACANT” |§3,MO, Praers —s0 plasty enang
MI €-4133 oa SCHELL | e-1828 te iaree kitchen ine 4
acaaaaae Model Open OR 3.9300 OPEN 1971 IRWIN, 4 BLE. NOP M8,
SAT. & SUN. 2-5.
236 Princeton St. . GI down, 3 bedrooms, with vanity and tub epelecnre, large kitchen with e,
basement, paved drive. 7 AVE. To ERIN TO CETON LEPT
Russell Young bs
a vee ee 4-4525
AL FISHER 19322 James Couzens, D
Diamond 1-0310
FAST POSSESSION Close in—nearly new § rooms &
bath. Gas furnace. Lot 60 x 210.
Only $1,450 down.
GREEN ST. 5 rooms down—3 and bath apt
Attached garage. Reasonably
1 up.
priced with substantial down.
CUCKLER REALTY 236 N. ye yd
FE 4-4091, T8119
CUSTOM BUILT
§ ROOM HOUSE AND =m
on ; acres in J BEDROOM BRICK Ranch,
wo to 7 Laken tered walls, full basement, 16x22
peal plants ap and shrubs. mo attached garage, sq. ft. ltv-
with te: Call EM 3-4236. ing area. Just $14,950 on your
1% frame bungalow in Pon-| CALL MODEL 9-1 or 48 tiac, 3 bedrooms, plastered
a "Seaeen soe “temees.|___— E> J. DUNLAP Home, yo excellent con sin CUSTOM BUILDER |
—* —" WANT TO RETIRE dove. BM 3-410 Lo this well-built home, | com- re. ears iv ° ate area. a home with! searing state, prongs cash <
ment, 94.900 with terme. will dis-| Contract | More scash, S648 island, cm cash. EM 34197. RL Milford. MU ¢63
In Milford. Lovely 3 bedroom
home, GI takeover, new heer |
io fving room and hall, E
34198. ;
3 bedrooms,
Lake front home on Tyrone Lake
Ideal for summer poms Or peer
round, Lot is 68x29 sepdeonped
furnished, Call EM 43-4196.
SEMINOLE HILLS Webster school istrict 8 room
stireplace, ait: —
room om with fire:
basement. Playroom
hares over garage, By
ent only.
John K. Irwin
: Pipe | west oop egy Street
FE 5-0447
CLARKSTON
- 6109 OVERLOOK One of the most attractive loof-
ing homes i the area from the
outside, but honestly did you ever,
— woe you opened an ovs-
might a arl jnstae? “rel, the ae sic
hom you
+ this. fares “94 ft.
room with brick
more at $19,
$2700 down. $100 per month.
Another Lakefront We e this week but we have just listed another
with 50 the lake, 2 bed-
rooms, ive closed fron
| egg: overlook: lake, large liv-
room with e, modern
kitchen, with r, full bath, new | basement,
we homé ‘s very at and “no pleasure wi! Buy
* winnter getscn ae hom
be er. a the cornet
Priced at $14,500 $3,000 down. scued | Ot
Eve, FE 43415 WE B BUILD
BRICKS $10,975
CEDAR SHAKES $93,975 mperison. We hon-
you can't beat the
and price
Lomgpors
heat, ‘birch
tubs and
_— other opening appoint-
We build anywhere in
Cekiand Neary Call for an ap-
§) et our plans
Beets feel Gliguied.
WE BUY, SELL & TRADE
Lake ip. le Donne & 8ON = LTORS Lake moe! Lee Brick — ae 82 W Huron east
(€ storms and se lot : 325 . <7 60 ft. of water front. RANCH HOME
_| 1 ACRE—Lake privileges on 8iti-
A LARGE ON IN 2 &)| ver Lake, many features, recres-
3 B HOMES TOO| @ion space, erenees: sunroom, 2
NUMEROUS . LIST IN THIS, bedrooms, gas heat, double ga-
AD, LL C. i rage — more. CALL for ap-
WE VE THE LARGEST 5SE-| pointmen
iN IN A WIDER AREA. Ve:
C. Schuett J. R, Hiltz be REALTOR
z Se wcoalehas A 1011 W. Huron ___ FE -5-6181
164 FE. Po, ana : PIONEF® HIGHLAN
aT ‘TER ROAD 3-4236| 2. bedrm brick 1% car me Im- EM 3-4196 nnn poss. Terms. Owner, FE
y IU € ROOM MODERN ALL FURN.
OAD fea Gerad) Risaal ot ok ida ce @, only 00, own
no eee oe ee a: Auburn Heights, 4 rooms, utility
ce cmnerce| Soe Ite, Oot dre Gian wet iS : n.
eee ee ee be en Sona Auburn Heights, $8,-
bemt, peer 2car garage. aor — of other
Terms av: ie. a
“ esp W. DINNAN
SYLVAN VILLAGE , |8 WW, Huron FE 4-2577
This home has everything the FREE
iserimina’ homeowner could
ire—5 room . birch |ALL THE HELP WE CAN GIVE
dostre—b rooms. 3 bathe. virch TOU TO HELP YOU OWN YOUR place, space for 2 more bed- OWN HOME.
fooms needed, Es] ag bereett 2eeToom, ome with, rae omer: bus & stores, and you are a GI. steadily em loved, we can hel
you a = pa os home. Call
doe 2-0839.
SHEPARD. REALTY
FE 17-9443
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
SPIC AND SPAN
ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES
Attractive fully insulated 6 rooms
and bath rooms, one floor
plan. vestibule entrance to a 17
ft. living room with cornice
boards and drapes, stairway to
floored attic, combination hee
and screens, landscaped lot, 50x
car garage, Offered
$7,950, $950 down.
ES ON ELIZABETHLAK E.
WEST SIDE
9-Unit Brick partment Near Pontiac Sp
paved street. Six canine
nette, three a showing -
come of approx, $627 a month.
Oak floors Plaitered “walle, 3
_—_ 8 furnished. basement.
at
it $60, $25,000
‘down OWNER. LEAVING: STATE.
To Buy—To Sell—To Trade
YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT!
MAHAN REALTY © co. REALTORS Mich.
re 8-198} —
VACANT, $950 DOWN FE 20263
fei ih operas gcarpeat| NEXT (GSO 70" BRANCH with oil conversion heat. Nice Mit :
toe poe sage | ay's vest ber] 3-Bedrm. Lake Front — going now at $8,950.
WHITE
BROS. ems LTORS
Open Eves til Pb — gunday. 10 to
AUGUSTA
Full price: $11,500 with $2,500
Ty home would mene fine “in-
Lan vs
KEN NEDY Immediate D greeter ¥ completely
modern and tastefully ——-
all yr. bome, ioe ©
ce, — ving rm.
ind 3 be
Scfe
Esay clean, € $3500
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL Labial g
4395 Dixie Hwy. BR 3-9701
BUS OPP 51
5 ACRES 142 Lake _
% Dixie Hwy.
price is most a:
$2,000 .
REALTOR Furor +3860 hes
. ; a é j
: te
Bm 2 REALTORS
Phone OR 3-1
Open Eves, ‘til
‘Feenee peter
IN WARDS RSAED
sis
gon, | cou
Bier ie _ meting large a r oe. & dear
easy access to 0.04 ocation,
areas use in excellent condition.
- Full price $17,"50, terms.
LOWER STRAITS LK. SPRING & SUMMER will here and
ith an buy for less. shea
with $2,500 do ame hes all the vee bears
of a rs 615-000 bome,
SYL VAN ,REALTY CO.
2343 Ore! e Ave. FE 5-9418
IN SYLVAN Sh ROPING CENTER
BY OWNER. 3 | 3 BEDROOM BRICK.
Oll turnac fuevises osemet.
Hear, Union Lake Village $1,000 dn, No dealers.
5 ACRES—2 BEDRMS. You will love this modern home on
this _ —_
_— be oan Lanny
la oye base-
ment —_ oll esease 2.
nce Pits’ .o “Fehr garage. Pull
CPANCUS, Realtor
Sh cole tenis NAtional
in- ROCHESTER
basement,
1000 down, OL 1
Templeton |! APPROX. 9 ACRES 2 bedrms., full bath. New of] fur-
nace. Hot water heater, ‘enrt=
pa ne = blac EF ee aoe
Sy th $135 500 go apa _fubetantial =
payment. Locate of
UE HEIGH Ts”
‘Nearly new and bath, 2
bedrms., rls kitchen with dining
apace. Tiled bath and kiteben,
hardwood floors, oi] heat. Breeze-
way and attached garage. Large
- og eng landscaped. Exec, value
. 6 &
pa $9,500,
K. I. Templeton, Realtor 2330 Orchard Lake Rd. = 44563
_After 6, FE 3-050;
HOVS SES. LARGE AND 5 eALl ik. IN-
- side and outside of Pontiac
ROSE McLARTY, ‘Bkr.
2.2162 or FE 5-3578
Nothing Down Will build 3 bedrm. Seog? house
= basement on r lot, rough
: and Wont be inch
Smaif dn. payment will bulid on
my lot, McDonald, OR
$425 MOVES YOU IN
-pageren possession, 3 bedrms.
1% -bath ranch homes. Paved
streets & 2° blocks
from school.
lots. Only ad
driveways.
beige tte g!
OR 3-1295
Open Eves. es. til 9 — Sunday 10 to $ §
Buy Thru Partridge _
List Thru Partridge
OPEN DAILY 3-8 and bv appointment
GI's $29@ DOWN, PLUs MTGE. COSTS
Three bedroom brick with full
basement, and 14x36 socrnetn
space. A dream kitchen, glass-
enclosed bath, Select oak rs,
Paved. City water and sewer
A ilifetfifie home “a! large lot.
Mag —— Ave. 5 blocks north
n Bivd., right at open
—
Arnold Real Estate
210 8. Telegraph Road |
Florida Retirement N LIMITED INCOMES
‘ampa, Dade City areas also in
beautiful Homossa with its river
n at $40_mo, Also lots,
Info. Cad OR 3-1465.
INCOME
One 5-room bungalow with base-
ment, plastered wails, oak floors.
iso t' blinds, a & scree.
so a 4
paved st. png eclghuevueed.
Income doubie that Poai peer pay-
ments, Only $2,600
WE ALSO
Have ap Orem 2 story cena!
2 baths, basement, newly decorat-
ed, good in and out. Low taxes
Priced right ry $7,950 with $1,000
GIs $250 DOWN PLUs COSTS.
New bedroom homes, Vanity
bath with tub ‘enclosure, large
kitchen with dining space, vent
fan plenty of cupboards. base-
ment with rec. area, Paved. drive
Immediate one Call us
now,
WASHINGTON PARK
3-bedroom ranch. Plastered walls,
oak floors, storms and screens.
basement, paved drive and
street. $2,000 down. Cail for ap-
pointment,
Russell Young LIGn= BUILDER
<= FE 412 Ww. 4-4525
TRADE
2 bedrm. ranch type home with furnace,
f ac 0
educed $5 lor redecorating.
trade for smaller home
free and clear.
| TRADE
2 bedrm. home 7. years ol}
on % acre, very — little.
home, east of Aubuw
Owner — $2,300 “equity, “wit
trade for cose home with
same equity ih town.
$1000
Tg aluminum afd
2s, —
ayton Plains. 3 bedrm
1 loc:
in Dri 1 furnace,
‘gain
at only $8,750. . / laundry tibs. A
/
SYLVAN MANOR/_
Reduced price—make an offer
on this Ip
4 baths.
ce
state needs quick sale,
Jerry E. Adams BROKER 3172_W. Huron PE_5-4510
NEAR AIRPORT BEDROOM ooo -13623 W. Huron St
$500. DOWN cat
He Saat a seat will
< JIM' WRIGHT
as Ganel'tn FE 5-9441
sit. S tae *n
Ee et M "BREWER |
oe
wprawson Reel Estate 3 B. Auburn Rd. of John R.
OLive ‘agi
“BY OWNER
d@room cee style home tn
ae ay sete eat,
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
CHOICE LOCATION 3 bedroom ranch, Exclusive area.
jarge equity for
SCENIC 200 ACRES 2 semi - private ee base e
ar
== property Sunday from 1:30 to
MALL FARM Enjoy li in this | it~
po yg ethene givtagon large strea
ti bath, 1 c ~
‘les north of
i123, well-traveled gravel
F OR T We ri ANDYM AN
Large 8-room. home wi ty of
oasiblities. 1 oore pba a ‘ear
= Oued buy at $7,000
REALTY Co,
1062 W. Huron FE 5-007
NEAT AND CLEAN Compact 5 room home, on Lane
ment, 1% car thy Pmt
Full price te $00 dows,
Call for appointm
CR AWFORD ‘AG ENCY
534 W. Huron &t. he) 41549
Call_eves. MY 3-11
PONTIAC AIRPORT Gls
$275 DOWN
3 bedroom ranch home, 1'4 beths,
loaded with extras for good Hving,
lots 80 ft, wide
; OPEN
EV ERY DAY Located on aa West of
Pontiac eirport. I Drive out today.
whl SCHELL JO 61528
‘BROWN $1, — GI Resale. Only 1
Feeds me } bedrooms, water soft-
ener, completely insulated. Yard
landscaped Genera! Electric
washer, oie. stove and
Frigidaire et eheass
ae 20 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE - |
room, completely modern, tn
canahens east suburban location
Full basement, gas furnace 1|'y
car garage, Excellent condition:
$7009 DOWN — Rent-beater. 2 bed-
room, nearly new ranch style
home, O furnace. Hardwood
pi Lot 715x300 Full eee $1.-
$13,500 FULL PRICE — One of the
. best-built homes we know of. 2
bedroom ranch home with at-¢
tached breezeway on eee:
Plastered walis, oak f
to-wall cormenne: Full Sescelant
Terms to su
$695 STARTER HOME ~ Lovely 3
bedroom ranch style with full
. basement, xterior all com-
pleted. 3-pe. bath, well, septic,
wired; automatic hot water, kitch-
en sink and all interior studding.
Excelient construction,
$11,000 sWEST SIDE SPECIAL
ees 2 years old, Better than
with alum. storms and
podsheaty All large rooms and
beautiful kitchen. dscaped lot.
L. H. BROWN Realtor
Ph. FE 2-4810
Ttiple Listing Service
KNUDSEN Donelson Park
1940 built 4 bedrm. brick.
Features are: 2 fireplaces,
carpeted dining
brick
drive.
Silver Lake Area 6 rms. and bath home with |
comfortable sized living rm
and jog burning fireplace
The bath is on the tst fir
and cozy den is convenient.
The price is reasonable -at
. $9, $00 with only $1,500 down |
It has a garage and good.
appearance too. Call now.
THE ABOVE PROPERTIES WIL E SHOW 8UN
DAY BY APPOINTMENT.
CALL FE 2-3285,
WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR
610 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
FE 4-4516 erage with coaved
Brice $21,000,
GT. $250 DOWN Beautiful 3 bedroom home, full
i furnace, nice jot in
and out, see these today,
GI $300 DOWN
Beautiful 3 bedrooms, oak floors
tile bath, lovely kitcben with lota
of cupboards, Very modern
throyghout. Full basement, oil
furnace,.glum. siding, cofner lot,
See this pane and you will like it.
AUBURN HE! GHTS
of tomorrow, 3 bedrooms,
‘ul tile bal colored fix-
; large living room with pic-
i Pp vestibule with
ll with
le gink, mahogan
‘and light over Stove, full ‘base-
‘ ith floor as smooth -as
shade in .back. Only $13,500, terms,
7 SMALL BUNGALOWS
Near down Both cute as a
“bug's ear, 2 bedroom: rooms, ton. ha
nee dinijon Nassed in porch: gas
heat, only $7,500 with § 500 down.
WEST hit gregh"
Off Bt. bedrooms, oak
iar vine Troom wi
fireplace. ihe: walis, beauti-
ful kite! ol) fur- en, bath,
nace, large lot, A steal at only
$12,500, terms,
|JIM WILLIAMS} ¢ REAL ESTATE be 1218 Baldwin
$1000 DOWN 7 ROOM Scars, ideal for large income — heat, extra room < those is,
$1500 ‘DOWN £ — BUNG pl =~» Near Tel
3 heat,
joo kitchen - window &
more, CALL
"JR. Hiltz | nents ge
3 blocks from
mily, or
wall- |
1011 W. aa FE 5-618), CARNIVAL — by Dick Turter
22
TM. Reg, U.S Par Of,
© 1957 by NEA Service, ine.
-“For goodness’ sake, when you fix that short circuit this
time put in one long enough to last a while!"’
For Sale Sale Houses _ - 43, I
ROCHESTER. AREA 2 bedroom on 2 acres. Full
1 :basem ment 2 foom heat. acer ga
_ rage. C i OL 1-596.
2 Neskoar *MOD Deny. —— rel p 4
3-5 Sunday
387 West Iroquois —
; hepiaroy = 6 reom, femty
ho with 3 bedrooms, large, ‘sehen
Rec. room
esr garage. Extra large lot.
Located near Webster and
—— Jr. High
tween nominee «nd Al-
gonguin, :
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 76 West Huron Street
PE 5-8161 or FE 4-427
WATKINS living room
For Sale Houses _ 4%
Hurry, Only $595 Dn. 2 bedrooms, ‘2 Fears old. Large
living room. kitchen, atility &
. Froth bath, Carpeting. Solid side
| Leo Doenigan Real Estate Company
2333 Woodward, Berklgy
LE 84433
BY 50lW WNER “é ROOM HOUSE, Fetes a & in good condition.
OPEN SUN. FEB. SRD.
92 Poem oft Oskland
ieee schools
W. DIN N: AN
66 W. Huron PE ¢2571
SPECIAL
Located 4'4 miles west of
Pootiac. os # rooms with
water, stool & septic,
breezeway with 1') car at-~
os
tached garage, situated-—+——.
acre of nice level garden
land. = $750 down —- $57
per mon
FOR COLORED
Le & clean 5. room home
eld eepaer street off South
Biv oy $750 down, $60
per month
LeSlie R. Middleton HILLS OPEN FOR
INSPECTION
SUNDAY 1-7 PM.
— To See Sur Model Homes
aybrook Drive, overlodking
Son fat Watkins Lake. Suburban
Living with City Conveniences,
Avall on VA Financing.
-Priced From
vie Kein
To reach property, drive out
Diwie Highway to "Watkins - Lake
Road, ther left to neeeeeny
WM... A.
KENNEDY | REALTOR ron
mw open en Evenings ‘til een
“ANNETT OFFERS
Whittemore St.
Attractive ew. 3 bedroom
home. Large living room,
beautiful kif®hen, full base-
ment, automatic off heat
Immediate possession. §12,-
$00, terms,
50 Atres—
Metamora Area
Located on main paved high-
way. 6 room =o home,
barn numerous
outbuildings. *taed rolling,
ideal for cattle or horses.
Exceptional value at $18,000,
$8,500 down. i c
Commercial—
Main Highway New 2-story brick veneer
bullding, 26242. Bulit for
clinic with 3 hedroom apart-
ment on second floor. Paved
highway. corner lot, 1402190
Ample parking Ptans_ for
completion available, $23,-
500, $4,500 down,
4 Family Brick
Each apartment consists of
ry § rooms and tile bath. Now
showing excellent income.
Severe eo base-
ment good rental _—
tion close to downtown.
duced to $26,500, terms.
3% Acres—Lake Front 400 feet good beach. Picnic
eS. with To picnic ta-
bt) id re-
ing good return “with unlim-
ited opportunities. Also large
® room year around home
and large barn. Logated on
main highwhy, 18 mallee
from Pontiac. $39,500, terms.
70.Acre Estate Ideal ¢ountry.home, com-.
letely remodeled. main
bedroditis, very
kitchen, 2 baths, automatic of] heat. 4-room
tenant houst Barns for
cattle. Bear garage jot nu-
merous outbuildings. Trac-
weil some ales equip-
° jay voles at $47,500, terms.
Roy Annett Inc. EAL TORS = Apo)
eo Sraeg and Sunday 1-4
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
OPEN se ORCHID ST.
Sunday 1 1-5 30 0 p.m ranch
SS — with fal full Tae.
mi inum siding, oak
, Plastered walls, ve
robe yp x lothes ny Seay ype. ¢ ¢ € kite ee ; of] auto, FA heat, electric auto, hot wa' hea double laundry ~. and
many other extras. of This is one
= several types of custom ballt
out bro
‘TURN Roa,
Sho 4 > ones
George R: Irwin ‘REALTOR Pa a win Ave.
BRO"
8.6003 _¥E T 0984
GILES Tow Down Payment
On this'€ room, 3 bedroom
home north of Pontiac, All
on one floor, full ba. pment.
2 car garage. Locat a
wel! andscaped caren me ‘
land. Call for further infor-
mation, For Sale Houses. 43
“SUBURBAN HOMES bedrm., large tie tej kitchen.
STEDRNL BRICK Buy ‘Thru. Partridge
Lise’ Thro “Partridge €
diate possession, New 2 Bedroom
—" home. Privileges on White
ake
oe! RESALE: North Bide. &
Room modern. Basement with
recreation room. $11,050. Approx.
$2,300 down, bal at 867 per month
includes taxes & ins,
OFF WILLIAMS LAKE RD ! lo 3 Bedroom home. Bas
Livable, bit some fintsh—-
ing to do A good buy at’ $7,903,
with $1,700 down.
$800 DOWN. 5 — — with
utility, Near Dodge Park
NEAR ROCHESTER, New 2 Bed-
‘room. home on large lot, approx.
100x270. a & on construe-
tion, Pull Oi! furnace.
Near pew ae achoo!, $13,700,
PLANNING .% RELOCATE???
peers buying, inspect our model
home at pests Kamaro. Bubdi-
vision. Forty minute drive from
downtown Pontiac. Featurip
Bedrooms,
tered walls and “Con
Mago ny ftmaecing available, Call
if a TIAYI DEN, Realtor
86 ©. Walton E 86-0441
_ Open Eves. & ‘Sunday to te? |
TO BUY, To SELL, REALTOR
_ Partridge is_the “bird'’ to see.
3} BR. RANCH, 2! 2a, CAR GARAGE, many extras, $4,700 down to GI
_ Mtg. OR 3-0465 No dealers.
$605 ~=DN VACANT
Canterbury Drive 1014 Telegraph
— Orchard Lk. -Rd.-section. Near
bus & coll course, Move
right tn -- 6 rooms, brick front,
full basement. Gas heat, Alum-
inum storms & screens. Auto. hot
water, 5 yrs. old. No a
or fantee a
SKY. RE. sii 1B: ST ATE 620 E MecNichols Rd. Detreit
writ cams TO 9-6300
a ae on Wil-
lard. PE 5-8283 oF Aple 6-1527
$1.500 DOWN 3 BEDROOM BRICK
Tile bath, oak floors, large kitch-
en, with eating space Utility
room, of! furnace, aluminum
storma and screens. $64 gq month
including taxes and insurance.
_6 Sunday after 2. OR 3-4923,
GIS
Bloomfield Knolls.
3. bedroom ranch homes with
bullt in carport, lots 090x150, free
bus to public & parochial schools
One Mile West Just outside the city, this 2
bedroom honie ‘ocated on a
large corner .ot is a g
buy at $6,995 with terms.
Immediate possession,
é North’ Side
A nice 2 sedroom heme $
rooms plus sun ren. Just
from city bus and
Across the street ~
from a good school. Only
$7,350 with easy terms.
GILES REALTY CO. 92 WEST HURON ST. FE 68-6178 OPEN 9-9 5
$4. 50 DOWN,
$650 DOW sl
COZY 2 BEDROOM HOME ON A LARGE LOT. NEEDS SOME. FINISHING, REAL SONABLE TERMS,
R. J. VALUET, Realtor 343 OAKLAND AVE. PE 5-068: MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 2
Pp SUNDAY 2-5
ON DRAYTON RD. RETWEFN PELTON AND
MAYBEE New desirable 2
bedroom homes, hardwood
floors, PHA terms with
monthly payments of only
$53 oper
“y
DRAYTON, LEFT TO "OPEN SIGN.
SYLVAN REALTY CO.
IN SYLVAN SHOPPING CENRER -_ “pares 0100: DOWN ree & bath, white f
ome wi va La bascment. Bom 165
commercial al use fy os rial Priced right you so desire.
$1500 DOWN Very sharp, § rm. bun; — with
full basement and off heat. 1 car
os often. —— side location, Pies
R. D. RILEY, ROKER
509 Eliz. 2. Lake Rd. FE 41157
-CLARK $1.500 DOWN. $9.600 FULL
Lecated East Sub, and whos
of 2 bedrooms, ving room,
erm kitchen
s, asement, ‘new 2-car
Ee rage. One acre of land. Priced
‘or quick sale.
CITY. 4 BEDROOMS. LOW
pede Payment’ This home has
3 bedrooms on the second floor,
and one down Pius living room,
separate dining room, modern
kitchen, bath with shower, soe
tered swale, full basement,
heat. Storms and screens.
pa . Binal miss coi |
per only $7,950. In
tall call Mr, Adams,
p Ly “per te Located
uron . modern
por al has 4 large’ on een and oy
thia one.
te ton eve-
i CLARK REAL ES STATE FE
oo A ak pennaye
onss tiple "Listing Service
SYI LVAN 1] LAKE FRONT 3. bedroom ranch, be mom, dining-L, paneled setivitien
dear garace, red
owner. 2737 “By van Sheres, F
8-0805, i. y Py . | Immediate Possession Ready to Move In
ae,
w. —— past Or-
nant Lake Miler “Ra, right
on _— te pode jeft on Oreer
OPEN DAILY2-7- KUSCHELI® MI_6-4133 _ JO 61528
tt Db’ .
$1,000.00 Down
East side & room terrace pls
full basement, H.A. heat, ga
water, Features generous Yo a
popped (ik
screen fron porch Stop collect-
ing rent receipts, see it today.
Drayton Woods
Mighly attractive 2: bedroom
feneper. With breezeway and oe:
tra eek yr 2-car garage. Includ
carpete room, natural fire.
F ee ath w sho
basement, automatic
and hot water.
screens. Awnings. 80
fered at $17,500, term
NICHOLIE rea
49 Mt. Clemens rd
Eve. Mr, Meiser FR 5-1201
FE 54-9004
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD". TO SER
RUSTIC BUNGALOW
Comfortable rustic 2 aeara home located just aor of Pontiac.
Low price of only $6,500 with $1,-
dn. includes many furnishings.
Easy monthly payments.
2 FAMILY
A wonderful investment ‘income
fn this 2-family located just off
Baldwin in excellent rental area
5 rm. and bath apt on first floor
ano EO rms. and bath apt. on ‘sec-
ond, 2-car garage in basement
Now sosmo until Sune af $110 per
month. Enjoy immediate incore
with no possible rent toss Full
price only $10,450 on easy terms.
FURNISHED
3 BEDRM.,
Only $1,500 down buys this 7-room
modern ranch ty, Laas located
in Inde ence Fup. Has 2-car
of good Faas
Price just $9,500. Bee it today!
WARD F. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR, FE 4.3581
1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE, "TIL 9
t
WEST SIDE’ INCOME
rooms, 2 apartments plus own-
ant Full basement gas
Excetient
$11,000
with reasonable down payment,
CAPE “ey DUNGALOW
Lovely 2 bedr ex
pansion attic. Carpeted living and
dining room Nl basement, off
heat. Breezeway.to 1% ¢ ga-
rage, Large corher lot on black- ton street. Full price =“ with
terms
BRAND NEW
Only $58 per month includin
taxes an“ insurance this
bedroom ranch Large | _—
and —— ell, excellent k chen:
with head down
IVAN
SCHRAM, Realtor FE 5-0471 Immediate possession. Call after l MONTHLY PAYMENTS rer
INCLUDES EVERYTHING ©
WHY PAY RENT |
Own Your Own Flome~
MODEL NOW OPEN
1:30 ».m.-6 p.in. =| 004
For Appointment
DIRECTLY BEHIND ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, 111 EARLMOORE BLVD. AT BONDALE,
Don't Wait — You
Might Be Too Late
Westown _REALTY COMPANY ft. livine room with *veotibule Roe
wood burning stone. fi
Dream kitch with = si ~
atee] sink, Buih In oven @ elec-
tric rang«. Seremis tile bath with
tile vanity. ar ed men 1 Pe tey replace in the
ea — sure and see
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- SUNDAY 155
ORCHID 8TREET..— Vacant 3
bedroom. Large iving } room, ag “a
tiful kitchen, nice oak
terior well mo vorated ,
arage. 500—with terme.
UT Evizaberit LAKE RD. TO
LEFT ON
PONTIAC es oa RD. °% MILE
TO ORCHID, FOLLOW SIGNS.
C, HOUSTON REALTY PE 46331
% STOUT'S Best Buys
Today!
” co MTU
SPARKLING NEW! One of the best constructed
Lied mak it has been our
ps ndle for «
foag. Yong time is > gare!
is just “being completed. -
fact, if you get out this
weekend you can pick yeur
- own colors It consists of a
giant combination living
rooming room with pic-
ure window Well-planned
hnenen with breakfast bar,
: slectrie hot eaier_ High and
perty wonder-
fully located on = est side,-
just off Elizabeth Lake 8 <
= ne
we
2 ie?
“¢
3
3
G.I. RESALE TRIPP Neat and New
For the newlyweds.
om + to live .o this 2
‘oom home with its {oer
kitchen, and breacfast bar.
If 3 bedrooms are ed
later, Pig | de-
ro pg for og med a.
hardw
budget Cpitced a at $0,500 cash.
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 73 West Huron Street
FE 65-4161 or FE 56-2050
mm |
KE Established in 1916
COMP ETELY FURNISHED — At:
tractive 5. & bath ‘pega with
rivileges on a preg 51 sandy
Cory and cute bungalow, To-
cated off Lager beled convenient
« and bi
handled with
Onable Reason
ments.
BRICK STARTER monthly “pay-
room bric
Compietely, fet = a scenic werlocks
ye handled with
= Yr
FAMILY HOME |
Excellent east side location
and
d bath
with basement. White frame
eonstraction. eel Py! Bed
converted into .{nco
erty. Shaded ae “priced
below market value at §7,-
500, Cash to mitge.
OTTFR LAKE Newly redecorated canal
front with access to Otter,
d full
bath. Brand new bet water
heater, 1'9 car gar . Cut
standing shaded |
our summer enje
Best of all only S down.
4 INCOME UNITS
Located close to downtown Oxford. Includes 2 4-room
ouses and'2 3-room houses.
165 per month possible in-
come All located together..
= Fog good val-
4 houses for only
0. 106. m nequives i-3 down,
$500 DOWN
Just off Kennett Toad. This
-¢omfortable 2 | NORTH SIDE — enced
900, terme,
Bullt tm 1954. fine
$-room bungalow. 2 nice
rooms, large living room, “aintng
L, & hall is earpeted. wall-to-
wall, Oak floors, painted walls,
nice tile bath, full ———
oll furnace. 611, 60--$1,800 down,
LAKE FRONT — \ boved
bedrocen bungalo
kitchen, bath, on ey Glassed
fo porch facing the Jake, Low
cores Near — Full price
$5,250—$1,000 dow:
WEST SUBURBAN — Very attrac-
tive 2-bedroom Peo a mga f 16-ft,
living room, en,
full bath, oil ‘heet. "storms. & screens Lake privileges, 3
80x140 blocks to bus & school,
lot. $4,959.
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 2200 Dixte Hwy. at Toners
FE 20133 n
AMPLE CUSTOM R PARKING
1
= ~
SUNDAYS 26
295 Klizabeth Lake Road
Corner Ogemaw
Lovely brick on a beautiful cor-
ner jot. Large Hving room with
fireniace and mirror. Spacious
dining room fully peid sc
be Roomy kitchen, 2 large
lovely floorg, tile bath,
ment with Wereation room, 2-car
garage. Priced to sell,
A. JOHNSON Realtor
708 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533
honre is situa ted on larg
level lot. Large tage ed with
dining area, livin Be
Large dormitory bedroom,
1% car garage. Quick pos-
session. i
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Open Sunday 2 'ttl 4
TT N. Saginaw St, Phone FE 58165
f .
Sun. 2 to 6 p.m.
Indian Village
19 Mohawk
1 Bedroom Family Home, within
easy walking distance to Tel-
Huron Shopping Center. Brick to
belt. Dear garage, this cheerful
risen offers ca : ~~ rote
replace, separate dining
breakfast room off kitchen. Forte bath, full basement, at and
automatic. hot water. Priced at
$16,000. To inspect drive, west
on Huron St. to Mohawk (2 blocks
pees hee Be pe ~~ ) Turn right
to N sign Saies-
man oy bloc Pas
“BUD”
poise 40 Mt. “clemen
FE’ stat or EM $%
‘BIRMINGHAM
NEAR COMMUTER Modern 2 bedroom home in excellent ‘hood
ransporta Lj
= lar Basic ad =” easy
J: A. Taylor FE 3-500
% od FF saa LISTING: sunvicn
Ps
oe, SELL OR- TRADE
its commer:
- r
4 FAMILY BRICK Desirable East Sidg Location. 8
rooms & bath each, 2 are fur
nished, Separate front & — en-
trances. Iso basements ad
rages, Oak floors, plastered ‘ake
an exeeptionally " Golneonstructed
building Income $345 monthly.
Only $27,509 with §7,500 down,
Investigate.
< -r
2 FAMILY FRAME -
RENT BEATER -$1:500 DOWN
You'll tke this desirable well-
built home and income. § rooms
& bath for you; 3 rooms & bath
to rent out Features oak
, Plastered* walls, full base-
ment, new oil furnace. Lot 863x136
just reduced. Owner leaving.
CLARK.REAL ESTATE
___ Multiple Listing Service
LAKE ONA
|ALL NEW LAKEFRONT
3 bedroom ranch,
ural fireplace, 2 car attached ga
$18600
BY-LEVEL 4 bedrooms, 3% baths, attached
2 car gue — fireplace,
almost in this amas-
ing lake pool, ane.
0
CONSIDER YOUR HOUSE A
TRADE F
at DIRECTIONS: Com merece W. on Caceres Commetce to Carey a “ Watch
our-four signs) right on carey
“OPEN SUNDAY
REAL! -*_ INSURANCE 100 Ogkland Ave, hs ag Eves.
FE + Free Parking
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. toot iw KUSCHELL ‘ gO MI @4133 1528 ull base: ~ Fal besement, bieek _pancled led din- m Guner transferred. Ls ree
Ee are extra ye ris Easy peting, drapes page elles code terms of extras. 6 per —— mortgege é 5 ACRES _available $36, “778, !
3 bedrm., 3 —_ a . ; <? num siding ree FF gas hea . os
frontage on paved road” $15,150. F com NER Sm nee. + Easy terms. a : large living roe with
HURON | S| ie Miao ome . " kitehen, 3 tae bedrooms, love- -
¥ *
A Y OLORE ment with ree. ‘room, 2 ar ga- VALLE . COLORED rage. Priced to sell.
CAL S d
T166 M59 at Pontiac Lake TOP , ua PROUT ons lake front- OR 3-668) MU 4-5505 LOOK age 6 miles from Ponting. =. : ae : - + room house with
war noe nit SAYER $8 Only 2 ne : aS peel gg Eg mn gE Nees worm Sroem aren eres INY ouses Leit bring mea i #130 ore d
pelapirrmen seeeees Cnieeess, NOW ONLY Excellent investment, :
FULL PRICE $7,850 ' o TEMS $ Evenings after 6 call Mr. Lame.
~ +9716 — No Dealers : 10 ya Cle.
a wy 950 — HOLDS A 3-BEDROOM) A. Jc JHNSON, Realtor 7 ww 4 j 4
basement. 22-ft. kitchen and din- NEW HOME 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
pee ee eat He KS Coy | «| ALL IMPROVEMENTS _IN FE » 4.2533 _OR 3-2831.~ LOADS OF FEATURES BY OWNER: DUPLEX CLEAN, & etn Da, nea ments $7§. mo. In-
. clidin x @ si: ance.
HAYDEN Hurry!- Sia waa — ’
$495 DOWN. A new 2 Bedroom For a Real Buy OPE NSU UNDAY home on bead let. Call for infor- . 1483 He
mation NOTHING DOWN sm eel oer Wega city a with full lake privileges. Brand LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Iinme- COSTS ONLY new 3 bedtms. kiick tantent ot
bag ne |
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| THE PONTIAC: PRESS, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. 2, 1957
“4 : : . : \ ~7 : OD Ss
For Sale Houses 43, For Sale Houses 43, For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Lots 46 MODEST MAIDENS — “By day ag | ~ . ATION. oD Down, 3 RM. HOUSE WITH | LOT FOR SALE. 456 LUCAS ST. | —_ = : ee Buy Thru Partridge eee Clintonville Bise: 40. ft sal ie, 8 F : = ‘Console. TV, Partri BEAGTIFUL “RANCH: “Marble, Realtor | 'n®- ao oe a} gishes. all -excelieat _List Ba artri BEDROOM HOME. Se ’ p.m. PE. 2-0656., : “ 2 Th 2 : eseestie | Waterford | sf, SALE, EACH LOT p e. TEACUE FINANCE Cl CO. apis ———— sepaceenseseedee
Fc PERE. y DINING SUITE. § X 123 paca say Seeieer coe TENTION AT PERMA. peeRy|— . is 40 x 120. PE 8-0990. 202 N. MAIN ee oe ag. Reoking + : Beds oT" TO PONTIAC ROAD RIGHT T “W iL BUILD -| CORNER LOT NEAR CITY ¥ PARK. pe TER MICH. ~ tables. dishes. mereereaitt tae crveevee SUR MODEL. a4 On your lot. 3 bedroom home,| Sewer and water. Priced. ROCHES ’ +l Pool chest and . . oa Davenport and chair ...- =
: ‘ Nosan Building Corp. _ Brick, {full Basement. c acer gs: Sek. sale. PE 5-133 — LOANS | $25 TO $300 a w= | Bleetsle range cca \ |e 6-023 rage. plans choose from. LAKE OFFI aIRD car) 4 seeeeeenee 50
{= = rer $14,900. J. R. Deniep. FE 8-3301. a eee eet
2 ACRES |} DRAYTON PLAINS | —""SV"OWNER | Mz Saad St tt ante! ro. nce AaRtOBE Lam askraine, Bet | innate ea: St Near Orton. § rooms, 3 Bedrooms $1,000 DOWN ‘Lbsre, introns nome. 43.00 an. ent “ot Pooline Bogs take |—— I a fm PSR | P nectter cot ae Gow: | Gas range ig 8s j esk, all a , Part bath. Breezeway & garage Modern 4 room Me thopp a Seah EM 34148 day: EM 30254 eves:| Carrol ate. . Vall Siand and Mortgage Loans 54 needlepoint chalre with an MANY ITEMS needs . bi ae to p. oon e, $2, . Terms, Peps : = CONVENIENT
aya ae reer tosh LR dO RSL, nD LOANS — $600 to $1,500 ce evel fen “| THOMAS ECONOMY is wi reasonable; rage. is place has * 1 2 4 or Fas’ esults, wil a] all studio ] " - down payment. Immediate pos-| sipilities. Oo Per Gelds 5: besuliful How- FURN ITURE CO. sion. . } ve Forest Lake Country Club Es- any purpose 2» :
~ NO RED TAPE | Sek mami oek ete! TG. Trocke belt oitin'ais, S| Evemras eae | FURS 5 ‘ 2 i ‘an 5, ™ any pan . . M . NCE :
$8.950 , you into this year led, beamed. studded diving room REALTOR 2. For home or im- . Crosley reffigerator $25 USED REPRIG...........,.- $39.98 foom modern. East side. -4 _ eiteome rapeh home. On| With ledgerock fireplace which | y¢4g Union Lk Rd. EM 3-467 t er encions Ww machine, $19 Coed ee awe. secttaceresses $20.90 lerse. newly decorated bedrooms. Pas ; rere Tan. In a good| Soe through to # paneled study, R BETTER SiEa . To Dresser. 0 20 ti ‘(‘“‘iCéCOCOCésOC‘Cé(‘idr‘*éj Sed ‘weshe®.;..«.-+-+<..+-+< 16 8
©. Ritchen," Mul” basement’| Relghbor | SiStes“Watned Scat Garage: + — FOR SETTER tia lig aeons oF oo | SECU Aika wet, og slnres ed i, atid EK . shen, : i i. * ss | €hrome breakfast set. 5-9 | +|j§ | wew bunk beds, from......-
Sleam neat. Garage. Vacant, $950 Kitchen. Ped bath screens and | scfeened poreh, cement drive | Cherokee Hills 3 ba “ Sew tomers saat. 'gi6 9s TORD'S Ww AREHOUSE sore storm sash. Venetian blinds. eT Dogger ie en a = You a like the givestages ¢ Rd Apply 200 National BUY OR TRADE 2239 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
Beret an LGCC S, [NC.| Water Wenacrang Wy | aeae et = ae ame we baat Ps: | seas yo Monon ¥ ORE room, modern. Northwest side, ater onderianc v elegra ; a; d
ZeSSaGhe tad Wbnct | om Ding, ez, Drayien [22-20 —_____ut taba) CARL W. BIRD, Reatlor vannn SOME nS | PRERLE Bias WEG aE: | GST i ane Wc TOR 31 — al N - ity Mettenal Bank Bie 80 SMALL MAPLE |S R. @ bath, hardwood floors. Ful OR_ 3-1231 WILSON oe anne 2 YEAR OLD LIKE-NEW 3 BED- E feet Ff
eee gm al mormped Would you like a new 3 bedrm. | P= °2t: ee 208 poe 12520. living DRessin, FIREPLACE. 83. PE WaSTINGHOUSE REFRIO. 73 CU. Stores immediate possession.| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB | home yiith, Payments less’ than hey Thru Partridge — Cee. ee eee weil. bei | _¢nue | tt Late 1, defrost. ren e ve @ tor only au race . id — Reasonable down payment. _ ‘down, close te three schools. It ist Thru Partridge water, complete alum. storms &| Duplex soPA BED. LIKE NEW. Across See oats
/ Would you like @ business bY | 1; jot, eastside of Pontiac. near soca: ere ae oe elder ee een | it Oe a George Blair Realty Your, home? We have # & rm.| “‘Longellow Bchcol, City water. in, geaped lot; will trade for older! ian ail in good condition. FE (E 4836 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1251! - Sent tote Only oh.hee cece | OCT cach ; D RILEY. Br ace 44304, 6PIECE MAP E After GOR 31700 We appreciate listings of any) WILLIS M. BREWER kD. a geen cist | ELEC. WATER HEATER, WEST. BEDROOM OUTFIT After 6, ( 4-5181 = Sagal. ¢ BY OWNER: LINGOLN . WISNER| OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 14 OPEN SUNDAYS Mas. 581 “e PE. 5-7704 LATE MODEL CAR AND CASH ranty. Reg. 4109.95; now ——— To Fim Soap Javed Dastrict. $ large come & bath I Harvey Wilson, Broker | ——g pors~sox200 Ea. a POR ene oo CONTRACT | _ $69.05 Milk’s MI_6-1300. $90.50. 4 A ae ' “new sliding door closets, sun- 821 W. Oregon Bt. Lapeer MAple 5-99080 =) FES TY). H. J. VAN WELT, |£ STO’ REFRIG- PEARSON’S porch in back ed in knotty | = Call J Hart FE 2-9657 BU 41 D NOW On. Diss. erator $30. Prota wing 4 imac’ DR > 7 ALD aw ee chine, $25. Eleciric Sweeper, lit *RURNITURE Erngen Eee et enter beaier | Cs. ° COLORED FAMILIES |1n eur welt - restricted Watertora | 3-2 CAN — | tate Rist or gun OR gacoT, | Rew, $30. 21” TV, $89. PE 6.2706. 42 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 47881 new roof. 1‘ car garage. $3,000 3° bedrm. .home, full basement, | Hills Estates. Estimates freely hunter, Swap gun noe dh wren clock : ~S an, PE 41497: o = : — garage, storms and screens, pave | given from our plans or yours, “Look, they just that little girl $16,000 and I only get SWAP, BUY OR SELY —- CALL/ELECTRIC STOVE W: “WAYNE GABERT’S
Mal Bue Ven Ange > | Biase eames Me fr lr) HERBERT C.DAVIS) 1. “ee Yet) Gah, Bins oa | ae Ree oe | APPLIANCE SALE ; TING - 2 : , $ dow | ’ cents a week!’ } ADE 22 RIFLE & SCO! OR = Se: _ MULTIPLE Lis ERVICE wal oe a Any JE RRY Fr. ADAMS aeetae = a a oy , PE carte. for" boat trailer. | HZ" SPINDRY | WASHER EXC. Up to 40 pet cent discount on all o ese omes BROKE Soa 4 ie . 2353 - mple | Bae os pote Ty mo 15 in block RE FOR Goop} _5t. washers, dryers, gas and electric — DRAYTON PLAINS— large 2 = —— ae <2 eee —*. EL —— Sale Business Property 49 Business. Opportunities 51 “STURDY F Un NITURE, FE| FORMICA TABLE AND FOUR | | ranges = TV sets, 3 yrs. to pay. em aluminum siding. OPPO IO IQ chairs, ne creamy- colo! A me :
Ea Tints Seen |_ "For Sale Acreage 4 bers TALK | | EEE, een ake Condition. 1096 table “model. | Fo. 1 wrecetancous OO - _ SCOTE-EAKE—1ix17 fe Hv- a i oceiae, 7 = Ale aire rant ecethgy + ae k inch Philco television which has| FOr Sa Haneous 60
SUNDAY 25 7 | eee tue Lea gree | ELIZABETIT LAKE |, BUSINESS* | sours seme, Gheeseat CD. | ick Cet hat eg 8 mew O8| en eas 3630 Oakshire | sea: brevet "tiie ‘bath. $49 © month for this Ranch type 30 ACRES ROAD . spot refrigerator Sior typewriter, | —2-7665. Call after 6. - Dixie Hwy. MA L: = se Hesement. oil beet 2 car 2 bedrm. home? Specions ——h A tepritie eaanal tn decal. “s0p fect of costes commer Convalescent Home _Call PE 2-3763. PYAMTTURE ; __ 5-1878 & OR 3-7924. * s- pee arage cross road from room, ya . as -heat, sal z ~ "E 5-301 Ts. Rp CON, wo a3 elg ose — GS a new anchor Fencing on large lot.| opment Juss aust of Clark cial frontage ear the Detar] Pid 20 patlents but For Sale Clothing 5 56| sorty aur AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC 3 LADIES COATS. Fas var
full basement. Must be sold Self staring storm & screens. area, The sand lays per- heracetios ~~ could be increased. This i range & refrigerator. Both only | 7-5 sHOWCASE SUITABLE FOR this weekend — price and pee win Alla ial lens se 3.3604. Pee caneer rus: fect. Situated on corner with coatianl Sr ony type of bus- a large. lovely brick home BABY Yeah OS. Fe ca TO 2 oat old. In very good cond “aan we STS les ~~ ar bd F 5 « ay.
rooms wih 3 of 6 bedrocins. gorner ste. Piastered wails. 7 sEDROOM Bota 980 DOWN, i Ne ie Spa former le ome abr Rouse’ Weil be proud to | DRESSES “IN EXCELLENT T CON | FULL a ELEC. RANGE, +], soem 'soup0, “87 “UMP fO0%: pon hg ey my flog <lom tnd tile ath Taree breese- a Ets VE. 20 ACRES terms of $2,500 down. shew yeu througa. 1 Fe 2 gue no excel sou os. Fa ie an y ROOM 3 OM FRAMED D HOUSE. TO BE 2a car ga! with leree way i . Ze 7 ASSORT- -| wrec movi Pontiac
on win ree ee SEE THE ABOVE GI. DORRI et 0 DOWN ect Edw. M. Stout, Realtor mentee eaurant | with es S White, Never as Onette, 920 sagt electste stove, $15. Roy GRATER. Fans. “ture fruit trees, berries, HOMES vow, : * of Pontiac. Co’ cut up TUN, Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-8165 eacelient arkin Will prove here, $3 he $5 each. FE FE $9173 Sa ° al \. Scher 4008. flowers. ang hrube. anjore ; ae into 4 parcels very easy. Open Sunday 2 ‘til. 4 volume $100 000 a after 3:30 a Benin BLECTRIG DOURLE ELECTRIC. DOUBLE notte ie ap.
A $ low down SYLVAN VILLAGE—3 bed- Owner would accept some fancy at Sat oes asen 2 LADIES WOOL COATS. FUR | ~ oven fully automatic range. First pose ee, cust. fame net LK, a brick with spacious MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE trade if necessary. Z and established in this area. trim, size 16. 2 nome suits, ood $100 takes it, Like new. Also $18. .
OAKSHIRE RIGHT tee séxlo trig, Toom. am: SILVER LAKE AREA 2 ACRE ise fh fremtens ot _ Dials Bey. IG SINE cs PE reg | gumusual __Mavine “Sain, ith S, Gee EB BLOCK To 2 ¢ storage. through- RANCH HOME TRADE 12 ACRES between Derek & Viet. Beading | MICHIGAN BUSINESS -. GENERAL ELECTRIC. panTOvE: 172 $, Gaginew st. Baty FOLLOW SIGNS. out. Ceramic tile bath, plas- Yes, here s 0 hame you cannet High roiling parcel ust $1,250 down. SALES CORPORATION | ~~ Scrap Iron 56A aon mos. old, $125. FE 2-4600 isso arr s SPARTAN Tage care tered. painted walls. Huge help but admire. situated on beau is ot fu se W IL LIS M. "BRE WER = t wn" | OOD, SMALL RADIOS. 48 TO 812. ‘1 condition. 9400, equity w cup’ o iful lot wil noramic view o m: PE 45181 LLAR FOR JUNK T pay rents, es
° match, Many’ extras. Oil surrounding country. All. rooms | ded with “mimimum down Pe s-1r0¢ “MA. §-1581 MA beng | 708M D. LANDES SRORER Wirecked core, FE +4018 — MY WaRMony HOUSE. Oxi5 GRAY | 50x18 FRAME rere WiTl al —_ ong gasinator, auto. larger than average A lovely liv- esgioe e ont ge td ae 1573 8. TELEGRAPH RD. 29-5492. rug and pad, Save $50, FE —— - yee. a Tear
7a fireplace, jloce, pangied. all parpese | . Buy Thru Partridge PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR | Sale Household Goods 57 cl GAs _STOVE— Witt | _Pm. 28 Vo Ra. NEW HOME of slisinctive room, | healed’ ga garage. | Dandy Edw. M. Stout, Realtor List Thru Partridge “noon f sure | _Yisualite oven. PE 10043. | 50 GAL HOT WATER TANK, OE 7 p ign. i. e . - SUNDAY 2:5 room 1s 13.6x25 fire- $17,250, ne eas FT, FRONTAGE ON AUBURN, : : 8 ing EINO roner chest ot | KENMORE DELUXE IRONER & | _ 88+. place and carpeting. 3 : isu Perry and | - Commercial dvawem, at” . good cond, 21| Spe. chrome breakfast set. FE FOR ane PUEL wire 659 East Mansfield co ee ee OUTSTANDING BUNGALOW . several > we LINNAN ron. | A large J spools gd with’ the | Stout St. 3. ne aR hi a On. emigre (gennges ven. \ I | follow income: PIECE 8U $ ; Start Living rooms, 12 tiled s, 2 Here is an attractive moder to |# ACRES WITHIN CITY LIMITS 4 large ‘light Dosseheeping rooms |? Dine LIVING Rit. 5 "ped. fe | “Seea tae Ra A Api (ots ORVEL GIDCUMB
2, bed. 1 i 390x130 Phan sets Ere fam do amp aad : a8. $060 | 68 Ww. —_ Bahl including ali with furniture, five| PE 5-266. UKE NEW. ORIENTAL x WE GIVE RED STAMPS
oom “home in. the “Jos taking view and. lake: priv flalrway' to tpansion ttle with wo easy ee : = pt. size gas stoves, 3 f sxi2 BROWN BROADLOOM RUG. . 355 8. Winding Dr. after 6:30. , : a Carpeting, es. , pleted. You will admire thls on- JIM WRIGHT HURON STREET ||’ tors, and washing machine, all end tables. Dining | ones OAK BEDROOM SUITE. spna lie hil ote eek / ceptional large beautiful kitehen, | 545 osriang Beau eT O01 83 ft. of excellent business the owner, > “oom OP 195) Bie. Other misc tables. large | MA 6-6108 ARMSTRONG Sxox\ INCH and room. The RAY O'NEIL, Realtor eS Eves. MY 2- ee ee 6 trailers for rent by the hour,| Cpannel Back Chen’ ws. 460° | LIVING ROOM SOFAS” MODERN. landscaped has al 262 8. Telegraph bedrooms on main floor, « | —————- ows a including 2? dollys. 3 car garage. - 32", Several smaller. . slightly soiled. Buy a FLOOR SHOP ear : price $10,- [Py SiG ot tan r excellent ent. Yes, here ACREAG ping ove center wear Fontise 1% oe eae office, The | 330"; 100"s eve See cat ten tan pause of a toed - 930 $2,925 down. a _ value’ at the ae 88 aesce. 9 950 Jot 1s 60x188 with an alley at the) —-_*"*"- CE WALNUT! Unit. Michigan Fluorescent, Fur- | 98 ‘8. Baginaw Open 9 to 6 fig tenes ang insura ~ | 3 acres occ $1000 rete Cet ena case gene antique’ dishes, will | niture annex, Q@eberd Lake) ATUMINUM SIDING TO NSFIELD, WILLIAMS LAKE AREA 10 seres......... :.. $400 per acre F C Woon As SEE TODA “| aes “PE 53261 _Ave. AL
: 950 20 acres. $600 per acre; + + \/+ ‘ 7=e PRICE ‘is Q Ure r BEDROOM | LIVING ROOM AND BEDROOM | “I's smart to buy in the off- FoLLow bia Rye-cgpesiing | twa bedroom mod TERMS REALTOR OR 3-1235 —— 1 bet s and mat-| Svte, chrome breakfast set. auto-| Season.” Special low prices. im
- . ern bungalow with nice lot, 56 x] CRA\V rs ‘ORD AGENCY lee Open 9-7 H. W. Bigelow 2 sen Ary were har 6 p.m. matic washer, | ironer. rots ere ee. e amma atom
7 SAT. & SUN. 2-5 Se Sam specading mete Neve a7 W. Maree M- PE 41549 After 5:00 — FE. 2-1874. _| Shavsodie Gan be seen Pridey| behind in season). Insulate and ech Bi - : and nice surrounding homes, priv — Corner Williams Lake ‘Road _& MSS small Fr ‘aD en A tn eel po fleges on excellent sandy beach, | 40 whe RES. ~ MOSTLY WOODED $84 W Huron St. ~ a ht St. 4 POSTER BED MATTRESS & | night, Sat. 2nd & Sun. all | save fuel, First payment in spring “ys hy Re ville. Office FE 5-5492 5-884 spring, % size. FE 41017. day. 1119 LaSalle No money down. Five years to 478 First Street a lot of home for the above price. . Suchy Realty, Ortonvil: L B P 49A I pring, _day. 1119 La pay. Also aluminum storms and
~pedreom,. conte CacrEs. ON BLACKTOP Roa. | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 4% Sale Land Contracts ‘$2|* PIECE MAPLE LIVING ROOM MISCELLQNEOUS HOUSEHOLD | EWnings : Ugh, die Sata Seana tes | WATE TARE area |* 3esodea run begutfal” Bol to oes eet, covempert 2 chairs, 3 nd | “hari croumetal frase, Buy, direct and L * iid om. See it and you'll buy. . tables, coffee SAaOS Bite pee PHYFE 7) TA. save VALLELY’S,, Auburn & SUNDAY 2-5 fe aan ita erm. area, wa ams or trade this immaculate oe. Large an, paymen}. MY 4.000 sO. FT. 25% Go DISCOUNT aie RCONS . bie, chairs & buffet ay eg ge Call OLive 1-0041
195 Linden , bungalow with breeneway end at; Well-- constructed, 40x10 brick | 96.493 balance—payable $68 | NECCT UKE NEW. WITH Zi 210. er te cle ae. tached garage, situated ‘on larg For Sale F 48 | front building on one of rere home in - FURNITURE ~ “\° gag attachment. Good ‘condition surLY : Pioneer Highlands usse OUNG | wt witn'es A bome we or arms main thoroughfares. 4000 sq. ft.|- Bedroom modern ho oes Ls kc || Make ‘10 payments of ¢7°50._ Wil VE PLUMBING BUPLY. nr brick — 5 rme, are prow to show, ra — you paved parking area wil. give WOOD CO. ITS wILLiAMs ____#2_Orehard Leke Ave. _| bring your ytime.| 172 8. Saginaw = FE 5-21 b ‘staire REALTOR - BUILDER would be proud to own reasonable vos or will setl out- LAKE RD. 06 call OR 9 FT. KELVINATOR REFRIGERA-| Call rE. i504, Covenet. __ | ALUMINUM —— — LOWEST 4 412 W_ Huron PE ~ right with low down payment. 3-1235; after 6 call OR tor In good condition. $30. FE | NORGE ELECTRIC STOVE, AL- priess — oe =,
LTIPL: ; 08.050. SALE ¢ OR TRADE Horse Farm , a TRIDGE | ween ie” USED CONSOLE bal portal ie qubencher,” Rigs ea “ENCES MUL E LISTING SERVICE ‘Satan hae 3 bedroom home that se sore = Matamers's WARD E. PAR TRIDGE 30 PER CENT DISCOUNT T — $7,200 ve 16 RCA ne. comune ro Bless . ANCHOR 2 FENCES a a ~ ey f eautiful, rolling hills! Ca: . "| oF 4. Jance payable a per mon on FHA approved. W hy Wait? lg roag e- pig Bom ay today for full details! R EAL TOR ¢ I E 4-3581 with tatorest at 6 per cent. Se- NY ALTON TV PORTABLE E PORCELA IN, LAUN- FR EEE hag pe re §-7471.
eel eee tt ens a ogee omen hot 12 ‘ 1050 W.. HURON ST. rencctieas’ Geekion $3.800 will Walton, Cor. Josivn FE 22757! chair Used car radio. MArket | AUTO. eS an aa sai ot Re ~ home 5 oa bese 85x alce surr € Actes OPEN EVE. ‘TIL 9 handle this and give an income of | 30° FRIGT Peas ELECTRIC} 42616. 5 ft. cast iron tube, 0 a Re-
Tile bath, 1% car garage. COUNTRY Y ESTATE, ‘ion tony OU congas Sena) eS poor enw. mores in RPM ROLE PLAYER. $10. 9x12 RUGS - | ctea'paen tus, toslet’ and tave-
Geir 63,800 do ="s ot tes A lovely ents home. with five off new 4 lane superhigh- station on main thoroughfare in Phone FE 2-4810 new $32. FE 56-8755. | Wool face rug ............... $16.95 te Be = G. A. Thompson, 60
dandy rooms, including Eveline nee + way. -Land values are daily “northwest section, Call Lincoln ; —— ANTIQUES Imported rygs ............... $29. ty ick ‘n’ N seems. Pin; beahed’ Gun rising here! Rock-bottom 71-2100 Money to Loan 53 FES Axminster Fuge ceeeceteweves $49.50 | BABY CRIB, BOTTLE WARMER,
All Brick ‘n aise fireplace, fuil bath. belt ‘path. aasal Come eae (State Licensed Lenders) a a AOR, 605 — PE eS RSON’S | $4.95 sterilizer, car bed, high chair. . ag = . . Sel er tidied LEC. = 4 comb, playpen-bed, * aa
re, efron home, e peta mat ond § pay ay yeu to aero ige 1 mile of road For Sale or Exchange 50 Buck Cc dition, $20. FE 7. z cycle. Also boy’s Wool suit, size
525 down oe Sante investigate, ies ane toe tment, Call See uckner Customers BEDROOM | 8U a “GENUINE FURNITURE 14 & short evening gown, size Payments Incteds taxes and a eowca 68 was _ |20 “ACRES, nig ,MQUEE, .BARN Are welnet. Bed. ler Ue wnian fcr 42 Orchard Lake Ave. FB 47881] _ 12. 1. . TKS Ore. . $2008_terms. or. ior 7: RADIOS. 2 SMALL. RECORD ly. Beautiful ‘MI 6-4306. : att R Built in 1954 WE BUY, SELL & TRADE Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Besinaes Ossortenitics 51 Happy Folks ADMIRAL CONSOLE TY SET. 16 er portable, J-speed. MA BA ‘A
Three bedroom home with AL : 73 West Huron Street ee ne | eee Employes serve with a Good cond. FE_§-3841. RCA CONSOLE 21° TV. MAHOG- DORRIS & SON REALTORS
fice Be taew Romer, fas” per| %2°W-_Huren Prone PE elusn| 7H S1th or VE bile | RRO AP esi"! |spocs, aeearIng, YoU, ans | Ne Senge Oren © new homes P ——— iD oxi2 month ments Includes me pees f to deal - Buckner's, AT BA New oak flooring No. $85 per M
oped la pao __Income Property 43A 43 €LARKSTON AREA. 10 ACRES. . coon and kindness aré | A iittle out of the way. but a sar har pp om a "hoe Mew eax floorty Mo. 3 $118 per BM : : Good modern house & barn. Or- ar Ti ‘= to everyone and borrowing | less to Space heaters, all FE 8-234. . New outside 3 ft. door $17.00
Good Location Drayton Plains Income ae berries, pond, main road. re a@ pleasure. — Gas "and electric: refriger- RUGS. FRUIT WOOD D AR: taeteieixia iesved Ge ft Th ‘$80 Lente!
be gel eng lgprtet tl de el Shi 4 temily frome duplex bss - : Bath: ures, beds, chests.| ble commode. Triple dresser. Li-| 96 Ib. bag insulation bag $150 per month income. To- ceasahe Gaecipeah beating oiant ; ‘ il idl Tonve kacelasce, immediate “Or Sreceorerecisier and springs and/ nens. ware. Bone- 300 sq. ft foil insulation Ye 00 roll tal price only $11,500 and sean baths. $120 monthly income =e | FARM IMPLEMENT sales and | a cash ¢redit account with the mattresses, Living room suites, china. Small —— appliance Free set toilet.......... $18.75
when at preseht, but set up for a third 120 ACRES service operation in rich Oakland company here you are wel- occasional chairs, tables, lamps, Taylor tot. Bathinette. New Roto- Panaly ap $ 55 sq. ft.
Huntoon Lake $800 D: P t pang ——. Pull price $10,500 Located approx. 40 miles from pt lr farm arte ges oe comed, or pa your patronage is ap- Bid —— iesmey rugs, oops Len = — 2408 Weice. PEd- Panaiyte, glued on % #110 aq. tt
own Faymen with terms. Poptiac in Lapeer County, 20 Harvester, New Idea other preciat U ; only % block from this my ds handled. E: cellent Toss. other misc. items. NEW & USED. Ww ACHINES. io VE yiaeen
by — = home wt js] qertge, attached. wires JIOLM ES-BARTRAM gent tillable, 0 lit posited ed a ous .. gpa to $500. Up to 24 months oe = trade dept. for real aon es, Fuarenteed 7: 320 8. Paddock FE 2 / breezeway garage, 4392 Dixie Hwy. 7 room house with full ‘ bath TO tanding re-| to repay. Electrie, Johnson, F ICK, RECLAIMED — ALL you “ ft, living . 3 bedrooms, ee ea a OR 3-1950 largo berm ta goed condition, teel | tall took store ehetn im met os OUR LAT-A-WAY PLAN ror BRI cx.
po yy full K. For Sale Lake Prop. 44| 2c, 7cnic**?, coop 8, ape) psa emrelgs peer UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PA ew. heir peer ee ° Ol o the entire sellin 8
ie beautiful sarvensy Svewme 8 | en me dows sooc00o this yr. Truly om weonring FINANCE CO | Ginter ret a2" ber week 18 whi itpool des BEEP AND PORK ye AND Mi el home SUNDAY ONE FE ¢ ai high fit ines t dts best, : . dar ci. parkin; ime dryer, 6 Pade Opdyke o l. 5-4960, J 1 : 7 - gh pro usiness @ p FE 5-0241 rT week, Adrairal cotvineconer, is nly § Behe ee ES 110 ACRES Full price $16,000 plus/stock. |2ND_ FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDG. OPEN DAILY 970 9 aie mode automat prot enya TUBS, 8, FT, | RECESSED.
Elizabeth take Estates ceweeecn 200 ft. depth. Beautiful ma- Ideal as a gentleman's farm and| {AKEFRONT LIQUOR. Busy year 4512 DIXIE, HIGHWAY Sep be catch). MES = e, pesiags. Stall showers, 834.45. Newer. t ple shade trees and lot is as a secure future investment, ‘round liquor bar of popular lake DRAYTON . PLAIN ¢ mt : Ne pontine cee foonile ROSE. ete“ CARPETING ichigan Fluorescent, . 393 _ Or-
uilt te cone golf course all high and dry. Only $2,500 located on blacktop road 1 mile] pear West Branch. Building 42/x |230 BARNSTON, WALLED LAKE : nies bara Weights on Auburn | 1 2-6008 chard Lake Ave. _
Se Snakes Tate Gb be | sionea“shat~ coal te Sorel ua] tty Seat gervnieye oweet's, name, | S00 VAN DURE Unica | a" sae SALE ON TILE | COMPLETE 8 Aw, INCLUDING ut é = ee ' ala ake s ake i
Walls, ‘ihe features in kite” | 136 B. Pike st. Open Eves Cail Ona afte cal cal | station, € room home, basement. | ing ‘Ren’ egtate and “ail “only | LOANS $25 to $500 AUTOMATIC WASHER BONNY MAID VINYL TILE, te | DsCk,tftiseration & walk-in, cool en and bath, gas heat, alu- FE 4-9584 ___ OR 3-7038 ergs. ee and $16,000 dn. BENEFICIAL maT oN ee SALE LINOLEUMS Stier Mr. Whiles oc tie Pen,
Hosp to Sve ts enpy to bev, _ BEAUTIFU! GFT LAKEFRONT | fuitcines in se0d tape 83888 | aap. & papTR Hor 7INANCE CO “L.A. WAGNER CO." LINOLEUM, ROOM sIZm.. 92.0 | _ tir: O-ropethic Beopmal. _____ Easy to live in, easy to buy. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE lot on Wolverine Lake $4,950. | terme. WARD E. PARTRIDGE aS : Phone FF 5-0221 414-Ft.-Wall Tile 25c | BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNGS. with $1,450 cowry. Hannan, LI yI: TAD “> 49e (Provident Loan) nes ————— (art. a NE £9c town kitchen, ofl & gas furnaces. $1, 500 Down : 4-4900 Edw. Mf Stout Realtor REALTOR, FE nesses 1 W. Lawrence St __FE 2-9249 ~ Automatic W asher Sale SYERS, 141 W. Huron FE 4-3064 Hot : ter and steam notars Ae
e EAUTIFU SIT Vv Aelato Silo Na REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES " j 8.00 ELVADOR REFRIGERATOR. cmatic water heater, hardware es Saw . ooking UE HOME si ES a aren ne ar THROUGHOUT MICHIG GET CASH: QUIC KLY LL yes renper oa ——o $08.00 | Excellent condition. 960. Phone | electrical supplies, crock and tlle M | “Beboo! district. Lake privileges. $500. Low down pce De el 1050 W. HURON S 1 U t $500 Wringer washer. 29.50) OR 3-4939. _ tings. Lowe "Bros. palak and
Sere Ber eee | 9 om acs OPEN EVE. iL? p to CLAYTON'S |) [ENON LER. PINE CHEST, OF | super kann tchen, the extra: % bath, Sanday 2 5 Y 2-0940 MA 5-0682 DRIVE IN | 1980 to 1956 cars. Bring your| FURNITURE & ee ed _dtawers. ya anes, HEIG SUPPLY ¥ 2685 Lapeer Ra, full basement with unday to y 42 ACRES, WITH BUILDINGS AND title. Most deals closed. in 30 Keego Harbor ar. OVES. BOUGHT. SOLD.
price se40e—be iret. cat eet Devakilurs oo. Slcce AKE FRONT LOTS | (yeatess erties. Cl kegel atte d RESTAURANT. «.| shore cionmuren and cthet se- APEX TAONER. OCOD WORKING ed. ‘Turner's, 602 Mt. clem- ee. sins 5, FROM 5 Dou: Hs ¥v re in ie “ es. ose - =
now! field Hids- Smart 7 room, 1%2| ELIZA LAKE. 60 foot front-| School door.) Cash sais Oe rede Fak Met cock tac | eetttles. scaat CRIB. CHEST. : _one Me oping | ee ytimts from 0.08. GA. bath, all Brick A cgi Home,| age. /right .for basement level} 1561 Connell Rd. Off Oakwood | eeradaeg ell - equi f : Liv. couch, cheap! OR. suies, STUDIO COUCH WITH BEDDING aaa -__ Perry. All Brick ~ with attached | ar garage. i hom, $6,500. terms. _Toad, Between M24 and nd Ortosivilte, lease, Apt. for owner. Only $3,000 ; ; ATIC WASHERS: BENDIX. compartment. F™ sa GRINES as MPLETE LINE OP F : rooms an am m,
jal watitield Be hoot me Fireplace, Radiant oil heat, wa- ELIZABETH LAKE. 3 léts in the] 9 ‘Acres Near Clarkston —. qd qn Kenmore General Electric, Ther, poo POR a eruteal gine. Dn ee on rittings fad incinerator ; ter softener. Storms and d 3 lots on land. separat-| 3 bedroom home, large,barn. Al- : and Westinghouse pe rts. Guaranteed by the Sing- Concrete and Culvert Pipe ir Oux- -yoom, 1% baths and water screens. = and draper- Pa or paved road. 150 foot front-| so horse barn.for 4, Téol shed, -J ‘ bod $4930 REPLACEMENT er Sewing Machine — Sump Tile and Grease Traps softener. Add on nice! fes in 2 rooms. Wide lot with| age. $8,000 with $2,000 down. room tenant house. J acres till NERAL REAL ESTATE | Loan Company FE 2-4021 ad for as little as $49.95 Plue Lining and Wall ing iscaped, fenced nice lawn shade and shrubs.| . able. Lots of poypeesyehla hee price 05. roa Hwy. OR_3-070t 96 Oakland also rent ble machines. call YLOCK COAL & 8U Y Co. Ug car garage and it totals Sewer and water. Low taxes. //JUDAH LAKE. 90 foot frontage, 244| $14.900 with $2,000, © 20a PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.| BABY FURNITURE AND MISC./ a: your Singer Sewin Center. 81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 it to real value. Full price Owner transferred. Ask for Mr feet in depth, $2,500, with $1,000 58 Acres in Vv ace Co. 7 . baby ftems. FE 5-2773. 1 . Saginaw St. or “DELICIOUS SMO’ LAKE $13,950 Flynn, en BLOCK EA on down, A room House | Wu. nine (4)car | West Side Location “FE E Js 206 BEAUTIFU L, SOLID BIRCH, CA Beco! SaMee ieee pesions | RERRING™ ‘ Sirs pound ber, 0, Ultra-modern building. 40 ft. wide > nal ie TABL . repal eee check. GIL- + np SQUARE LAKE RD.) ~ at tae “aa Y 0635 or Maple Soar FE) itn’ approximately +4600 39. » ft. “ end tables, each with full shelf, | “'g14 95 value $3.95. Factory irreg- tinowa AMF HING CO., BAY a eman 7 | comact u C ven. “Close to Tel-Huron shop: LOANS $20 TO $500 | <*--MAvisit 6676). —_ecpinip | wists. Michigan Fluorescent, 393) PORT 0, ;
1 ‘Tones oF PE 44 at) seals, TE larkston PREAUTT L CE AT THE nh signature on! as HEYWOOD; WAKEFIELD remere_Veee See eee BEAUTIFU OFFI oh signature only set. For sma SINGER CONSOLE. LATE MOD- Er
K an Ly sen ~ tie ILLS BRICK vinrenaces.| Att ce CONDITIONING. Household Finance ees eae sent. $10. Hamper, el, round bobbin, make payments ae
REALTORS FE 4.0528)
377 &. Telegraph
OPEN
HOUSE GLAMOROUS ACTOUS & EAUTIFUL 32%28x84 ON DATION Eves. & Sun.
‘SELL
“Pe cise
Sunday 2 tg S
Donelson Park. Newer 3 bed-
room ranch ngaiow with
acreened breereway & 2-car ga-
rage. Beautiful recreation
room. Large / landscaped lot
Koolvent awnings, storms and
screens. TO include all car-
peting and ‘draperies 30 days
possesston./ Ask for Mr. Scott
2820 OL ORCHARD DR_ AT
con ne OF VOORHEIS
D.
Sunday 2 to §
Family-Special. This fs Pon-
tiac’s best buy in a 2 family, §
extra nice rooms, glassed porch
and bath down. 4 nice rooms
and bath up— how vacant and
ken oi] furnace. Ghrage. To in-
clude carpeting, gas stove ang!
some furniture. Priced low 6n
terms or discount for cash’ to
mtg. for quick sale Ask fo Mr
Esser. 227 CHAN r NER
BLOCKS EAST OF NE PON-
TIAC CITY HALL. ,
JOUN
| | RINZLER REALT TOR
676 W. Huron’ st. Ph oy +3539 hewly decorated. Like new Tim- |“
2 fireplaces,
bullt tn appil. __ delux FE _8-3448,
For Sale Resort Prop. 4M4A
& bath,
ful] basement,
heat, electric hot
lot’ 100x195 with beautiful
Near shopping. schoo) and
‘s Ideal for children, Only
with $1500 down
Near downtown Rochester, 3 bed-
ine home in excellent condition.
Alving room 13x19, dining room
lixl}. Pleasant kitehen 9x15.
American radiator hot water heat.
Storms, screens, carpeting,
drapes, venetian blinds, some fur-
niture. Complete price $11,650 with
sensible down payment and
monthly payments
Call OL 6-0391
Mauricé Watson, Realtor 311 W. Fifth, Rochester DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
Choice paved lots, from $750.
Free brochures, <eAaginy High-
ridge Estates. Dept N-18, Rt 1,
Box 48A, Daytona Beach, Florida.
LAKE FRONT HOME. NORTH-
east of Pontiac, ction some | |
yard _ $7,500. Terms OR
CABIN FOR SALE ON PIGEON
River. Cheboygan Co a Call
Douglas Squires. 1 FE
Sale Suburban. Prop. 45A PRP LLLP PPLE :
ROCHESTER ,AREA
In Rochestery’ 6 rooms
natural fireyface,
automatic oi)
water,
trees
chure
$10,
NORTH OF MicrORD-tS5 ACRES,
5 room century eld farm house,
almost completely remodeled. All
new —_ plumbing, furnace, fire-
Open Eve, ‘til 8 3
EB ; SEVERAL
REAL ESTATE INC, 20'S. Main, Clarkston, Mich,
MAple 5-5821
eres _ Wilson, Bkr.
GooD FARMS AN AND
lake ‘farms. 20@acre golf course
66 W. Huron
Pp ART TIME
RET IREMENT ~ 13 acres clay loam soil. House
bullt in 1853. Full dasement, oil
furnace, good basement barn,
es house, granary corn crib
car garage, Full price $12,500,
iors Vill consider iand contract
and some m7n-v as down pay-
RIDGEWAY 075 Baldwin Ave. FE 4-6203
~ FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE
Call Rutledge, OR 3-1111, FE 4-0003. | ee ae tiga
» Buy® Thru | Partridge _
List Thru Partridge _
43ACRES
kitchen and coal
hot air furnace Barn, garage,
work shop and Sther small out Loedapeon, Ae oa area. Price $15,-
oo WEBSTER REAL ESTATE
Oxford, Mish OA } Oss
Eves. OA &
LIKE) A REAL C: AR
BARGAIN? Lots of ‘em
ge oe $1500 down.
in the Want Ads! " ACRES | on 2BLACKTOP 1X NEAR |.
apeer 2-0657
L
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4 PHASE. SELECTRICAL 8Ys-
TEM.
ETC.
Can be used
Doctor's Clinic,
Saleroom etc.
$28,500 down. By App't. Only.
H. W. Bigelow $94 W. Huron gt. at Dwight 6t.
FE 5-502, jor:
Insurance Co,
SHOE REPAIR. WILL “SACRIFICE.
Rent for shop & livin re eal
most reasonable FE 464
TO BUY. T2 SELL, PPEALTOR SNRs 1g THE “BIRD”
“Buy Thru Partridge _
List Thru Partridge
~ OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS —
Lease and Operate Modern Dairy
Crown Store. Fully equipped and
stocked. Small capital required.
‘Don’t delay. call Mr, ‘ord
today. FE 4-4507.
UNION LAKE
Drive - in restaurarit, Fully
uli and ready
finer te years, Has S lovey 5-room
ldeos warters. —— and ga-
i ivih ec mplete price a ees eges. Com ce
$21, x do own. .
EMBREE & GREGG '. 1565 Union! La
Union _— ig Shan
EM _ 3-4303_ , , Ee
WALL & boa covEniNo = -
Well established & good reputa-
Excellent location, Pras ar
unity. No competi-
R. Hiltz, Realtor. 1011 W, Huron. FE si. cy
Corp>of 34 8, Sagnaw st
You can get it
signature, ar
endotsers
budget. We will be
you with CTA WHE N YOU NEED
$20 to $900 Pontiac PE 4-0535
quiekly on your
or furniture. =
WVayments od a
Foe TE sonbemne!
Finance Co.
‘702 Pontiac E tist Bank Bidg.
_ LOAN S_ $25 TO $500
N_ CO.
PE 21131
on payments to
Then how
narking and sho
shag consulta
oy your nee
‘ (Second
Hourk: 8 to 6 ; —N eed $500 With fast, courteous service and
fit
modern office so convenient to
ing, where new
-roomes await
Or — PE ‘5-812! and tell
mat’ Home & Auto
Loan Company “9 NO Pert Street ~
BY CRIB, M RESS, 6 YR.
nasy Dresser mist ee avery,
accept any offer :
near its Lk. Rd., Sat. Eve
aidey Gun BED. , DOUBLE MAHOGANY, LIKE
new, posreenien = mattress & coll
spring $30 couch, like
new, $45 Rugs, : a 12, 7 x TM
2 x Ti, rose cond.,
Pads, $50. Electric ‘portable sew-
ing machine in case, $25: 10
=. =i! wes '¥ material, blue
rose, PE 8-086
COMPLETE. D PDINING "ROOM 50M SET
for sa
CHINA aaneT fue sewerene $19.50
6 Year Crib woe $ 8.95
8 Piece Dining set esceces 50
Youth Bed. soe. $16.95
Davenport & Chair ......... $19.50
ted ae Gove gncaDouSecepodan pated
ec!
WE BUY SELL ‘AND TRADE
SON’S FURNITURE 42 Orchard Lake Ave.
CERNE, meee oqiell a0 gave, bi ,
Soar gs and table, $69.95
value, $30.95. These are new 1956
designs, famous make, Formica
. tops, popular colors. Look
compare these terrific 2
Michigan. ———_
Lake Ave
COLDSEOT REFRIGERS ERATOR,
chard _
nie ft. exe condition OL-
YER, GAS.
de
exceptional value.
_Heeepuona 393 a areners ge Ave.
oven ei MAD) ae, aang
oor)
Saturday, 9 to 1
onth pay al = a1. *. watt bring to your home
at your convenience, no obliga-
_tion. FE 8-1564. Coronet.
UEEN ‘WASHER. J EXCEL-
lent condition. $45. OR 3-3044
SINGER ELECTRIC PORTA BLE
excellent condition, with attach-
ts. Take over 1
2600 Union Lake Rd..at Commerce EBM 48
THE LAKE AREA'S LARGEST
WINDOW AND TRIM MFGR
Knotty Pine ponating. No. 1...$16¢-0
Baseboard
$1.25 Manager,
SAL. SEWING MACHINE ES
WILL BRING TO YOUR HOME
TWO 2-PC. LIVING RM. SUITES.
drapes & curtains, e
tiac Trail, t
1 sol rm,
tc. 47720 Pon-
between Wixom &
41620. Walled Lake. MA carpet, 1 dining, 1 id walgut
suite,
USED mi RANGE, $19.95 UP.
‘unre Tlectrie Co.,
W. Huron
_ATRADE-IN DEPT. oe electric washer ....... $29.95
rie refr'
18 W. Pike St wont igerator . $60.95 . @ ‘room suite .... $14.95
ving. — m suite sieee
PLACE A “LOST AD.”| Call FE 2-8181 for an ad
to recover a loss. Dial FE
28181 for an ad-writer.
«| say “charge it.”
t
21x32 double sinks
Washbowls at egg
with 3 colored
Facto or vic
172 re degen
FIRST GaLirY PT.
tubs, $49.50, “ae quae toilets, Pola: 95
32x21 doubie Ane ora and
—— fror $10.95.G A, Thomp-
80S. 1 os son.
FOR “SALE JiG SAW, COM- FREE STANDING TOILETS ne
18”
__ATT First
GUN OIL CONVERSION burner, PE se - 5-4342.
Garage Doors Berry Steel overhead fac
onds, all sizes a
selection from sec:
Ms "and up. sa re
- Ee de cose
nk. us give
free estimate,
dock FE_ 2-0203
GAs STOVE LIVING ROOM
Brown “pes unit ‘a thermostat: as
_ FE 4-6300 ‘
FORCED ae 8 BLOWER WITH fil
_ condition rE az ns ea
[ BARNES’ HARDWARE ron &t. Easy Perkeg c 142 WW. plete with, or & stand. $78.”
cy eunbeee. pretense. Savings on
Gp Be merger gg ae By apa
0% OFF YOR WINTER PRICES
MuBWest 5 SUPPLY
$19 19 be. Levatories with
mixing faucets, Michig
Fluorescent, 9 Ma a Lake
Ave.
KNOTTY Pine PANELING j16M ————
Red wood paneling
Qu4's, 2x6’g and
Sheetrock
LINOLEUM A ‘AINT SALE. %
price at eee, on Baldwin. .
LIONEL & AMERICAN
FLYER TRAINS
LIMITED OF rER
Pa et work,
stall. "64 rm, on iperuged wih AEAUES
492 8. FE_2-4397
ee eee SS on
3. Hundr: ting m$., = s
rub-
ber bas: v jelied I Saagie. No dri
paint; free parking in ma a
or commerctal
. ice, ie, contr.
Kenyon Service, OR 3-564 ra] ;
omnes Se fluorescent lights,
18. atori complete Marshes Heitory terepe | cts
Orchard e Ave.
NEW AND USED
Rafters, Studs, Joists
Pine 2x6 all — lin. ft. Se
_ Pine 2x4 studs, } be.
Pir 2x4 shorts, = ny 4c,
2x4, 2x10, 2x12, 3x12.
Roofing. Sheathing Boards, $65
eeetrcek Paneling Plywood.
ego Insulation,
Pipe, B tee!
PLUMBING
Wash Toilet Combinations
FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL PLANS
quate Beaten cree nor
“SURPLUS. S) LUMBER” and
MATERIAL SALES CO.
$340 Highland Rd. (M58) OR 3.7092
~ MYERS PUMPS
Deep and shallow well jet pumps.
Trade-ins accepted.
Used pumps .
t Port on Sunbeam & Dor.
meyer éppliances & Revere ware.
KELLY’S HARDWARE
NI
% in.~
% in. (21) ft. |
VE UP
.172_ 8. Saginaw FE 5-2100
ROMEX, BY TRE COIL, 4c PER
foot. Wall boxes for duplex plugs,
mer & range fuse boxes,
: mpson, 80 S
EW GAL
(21) ft,
OLD GARAGES REPAIRED TO
look like new, Lengthed” your ga-
rage. ee garage Seore.
Terms. FE 4
PLYWOOD > Cash & Carry
“4-4'2P fir ...... poscoeosncon | 2d
Dn 2 aR nNpcinanoccanose $6.18
S428 birch ........ Andee ds $16 00
bee aed eed sen moCOrIEOr $7
%e-4' x8" pl scord ........... 4
Many er kinds also. Outside
& 1 doors of all kinds;
Priced low, Pontiac Plywood Co.
1488 Baldwin ATE”
Aluminum combination window
& — Aluminum & Fibergias
a
“FE 46089
. 8 am. to $ p.m.
* QUANTITY OF 1 USED LUMBER.
tg bed truck racks. 813 St.
SOIL FIPE $320 PER LoT. ‘a Tr 22c. gutter ic.
Warwicks FE ‘+ b000. 1
BELLING OUT 1986 MaY- AUTO.
tag. $319.95 Seep Mae Perfect
cond, $150.
~~ SEPTIC TANKS © re REINFORCED CON
3872 is Lee Lk. Rd.
‘SALE Sheetrock _
4x8 Sheet $1. 35
see THIS ,BEAUTIPUL ORGAN “tor oy Acces Gallagher's, 18
araaan iD PLAYER (PIANO, GOOD _ condition, PE
TRADE Rou) “GRAND. SFINET
< eee, ge ores. wah Sauaghers 8. or
TRADE Yc Your § PINET OR COa- Ccon-
‘Sin trade a: or the
. difference. - bey E
UPRIGHT GRAND D PIANO. Exc.
c PE 4-6006.
OrgiowT ; RIANO O FOR SALE,
~~ VIOLIN i case Fe FOR SALE
Sale Office Equipment 63
ADDING MACHINES FOR RENT.
SHELVING FOR = FE 5-8868,
04 Eliz. Lake
"Sale Sperting Goods | 65
& ANTIQUE, GUNS,
be sen ea race ee ae v8
ROLLER SEAT SKATES, SIZE
_ 6%, PE 43425.
SPORTSMEN ‘gunsmith Complete
rvice. f scopes,
to 4.
RT SHOP
PE _3-0140 SAN <DY's Si
1770_8. “Telegraph TOBOGGAN. $15.
table $10. FE_
sand ao he ‘at — Conklin,
_FE 6-1 12 or 26572.
A-| TOP sorL "Sic BLAC K
dirt. Sand, sere and fill cist
Eugene Sennett, 5-4758,
ALL KINDS CW. oe . BEACH oi rotted cow manure. FE
iy CRUSHED STONE SAND. pet
el. Fill. Earl Howard, EM 3-083:
Wood, Coal & Fuel a
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, $12 A
ince regs apsecuay 0 w Orchatd Lake. Ph. E 5-61 50. Oakland Fue] & ‘Paint.
FOR SALE WOOD, FROM § TO 8 dollars a cord at house. C. Gor-
don, Call Holly, MElrose 4-$857.
G00 a WOOD. OAK.
we BIRCH AND OAK.
FE 2-6244
WTD: GOOD DRY SLAB woop
piles, near Poutiac. FE
WANTED
’ Standing Timber rae. ea pee maple
For Sale Pets
69 PDP PPO LPL LAP tL
2 PUPPIES, FEMALE. FREE TO
__ 2006 home. 880 Stanley Ave.
3 DUKE REGISTERED BEAGLE
puppies. 2 mos. be 1 femaie 2
yrs. old OR 317% 0
AKC REG BEAGLE PUPS $15
39 Ivy. FE 5-6051.
AKC BRITPANY PUPS. 3 MONTHS
old. MA 5-762
BOSTONS AT Sai AKC REG.
Curtiss. OR | 3-8296.
FEMALE GERMAN POLICE,
part German Shepherd, good
watch dog, 2 years old. $25. Lt
Fir Plyscord, 4x8% sheet .... $5.45 aa pup 6 weeks oid, $15. FE
Bianket insulation, 300, 04 . 35) _* Twinsulat! 100 5 ca ae ee $7.90 'GERMAN S SHEPHERD, RD. FEMALE 3 3
tooo. = 2 ax12.. ie $1.39 __montlis, $35 MA 6-2504,
“Dougias , - MALE CHIHUARUA, WHITE WITH ea i chet. $80.00 =| fawn markings. 1 $0. FE #1676. l1si2 white pine boards. tt .. ise a ee POODLE PUPPIES.
Inside door jambs, W. P. .. $3.95) AKC REG. FE 4-3108
Boll pt alyanized pipe, ree
eroce Tehasher and hardwar
SAVE UP TO 3500 ON MATER- IA FOR COMPLETE HOUSE.
EASY CREDIT TERMS KE SURE IT's
BURMEIS1 ER
Northern Lumber Co. Cooley Lake Rd.
Pontiec. ent odin & =x 8-3747
Detro! Pike legraph & i Mile
Talbot nas oe Rock lath, Paint.
"Pumping and Electri- He rdwa' ai ie Oaxiand Ave.
Pn. 44-4595.
TELEVISION
stock of tool
FouR-AID TRAILER HITCH, ro
4x10 box trailer ta 8x10 wall
_ tent, $25, FE 6-242
WE BUY USED eb WARING MA-
chines, wringer type. FE 45169.
WOOD AND ALUMIN COMBI
nai doors and windows.
(i FE 4-252]
BENSON LUMBER CO.
WE SELL — YOU SAVE — INSU-
lation = plywood plaster
— wood wind
combine-
120 Bo; Lake A
We deliver — toot
__Wed.
fENER FOR SALE.
. WATER SOFTENER $50. MI 44315. _ WELDING GAUGES, HOSE, CUT- torch. & gas stove.
3608 Orchard "Toke. Ra ——
Watch This Space for
Inventory. Specials!
Church’s, Inc. PARAKEETS, TS, CUINEA Lion ALL
net shop 69 8. Astor. FE 4-6433.
PARAKEETS - sOME : TALKING:
Canaries, cages. 20 yrs. In same
location. Crane's Bird Hatchery,
2488 Auburn, FE 4-6510.
“Parakeets, Guar. to Talk
Some talking training. Harle-
quins, Cages, 891 4th Bt. rE
23-4025
PARAKEETS, CANARIES, TES, sUP-
piles, 183 ceapereme: PE $5931.
PARAKEETS, CANARIES, CAGES EETS,
food since 1027, 584 Oakland Ave.
eranians, also home for
lovely female Chow. FE 5-0851.
TROPICAL FISH, PARAKEETS & upplies, Frest Pet Shop, 401 Cen- tral Ave. Off At Lake Orion,
Mich. MY 2-169) gy Sunday.
Dogs Trained, | Boarded ded 70 | OPE
poGs, CATs’ BOARDED. Does
trained, Burr-Shell, 375 8. Tele-
_Sraph.
Hay, Grain & Feed 71 Eo eT Set
a: * Sup fod HAY
fiaY AND aTRAW, “TA
Farm
HAY, RAW) ROUGH
lumber. Wiil_¢ deliver. “MA 5-0666.
) CENTS A BALE.
NO
rain, $20 a ton
SHORT-CUT TO OTHY b ALFALFA HAY, 1 Tim On hou con & Duck Lake Res. Mil
ford.
| EXC. ee cae SAND GROWN
- potatoes. MA 5-639
weekly or monthly, rental, m: | aah d make room for new models,
epoly on Lope pay Palace, ri rgain price inns dehvice suit you,
$l a_ week. 3850 LEE'S SA
so Lake Ras Por FE | 021} Mt Clemens St. YF e830
. By on Cc Ba in
AS) - a erms
Ast REGRTER@ tite new. FE sha ie, in and see a dem: noes or FE 5-608. st = =. [ll
LECTRIG ADDING MACHINE. cave W. P. Biller Garden
Excelent condi Taylor. ee ATbecd Lawn Equipment, 1593 8. Woe +1561. Call before 8 ot _Ave. (North of 14 Mile Ri »,
ROYAL QUIET DaLOee FORTE. PORTA-
ble typewriter, with case. Leer “CLINTON
-than 5 months old. Barely used ’ CH AIN
due to fact student had to leave Grea
_ school. $110. PE 86236. SAWS UsED —_ MACHINE. ALO ALSO pe id cash register. FE Leeda —_ with 16° guide
CREDIT TERMS Sale Store Equipment 6 64) pe en old cham, sired core Sy aban!
__Wanted Sere
WANTED PIGs OF ALL SIZES.
—ueredt. ones MA 65206, Clarks-
For Sale Poultry 74
150 CHICKENS. QUICK. SALE.
Best offer. 43i1 Maybee Rd. FE
STEWING HENS. $100 ALIVE OR 35 dressed, 3300 Dutton rd. FE.
Sale Farm Produce 75
— Auto Accessories
ac] eta ee AND TUBES. vie Wheels. OR
AND TRANS. “cheep. Pe A Nash motor. 197 8.
“a FORD Va MOTOR.
_Predmore Rd. Le
Rd., Lak Orion.
For Sale Tires | 80A SN et et
Ww UY AND ser Goop USED
Ba $3. Also whitewalls.
503 S Sagina ra FE 4-0087 w FE 4-068
STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. — a on General Safety tires
vu 50 per cent black or
ED. WILLIAMS 451
4" 60x15 WHITE 5. LIK! gt Also some 900-480-16 tires
Johnsen a QUALITY FRUIT.
“Mcintosh,
many nore. Heresies in cooking
Sweet cider,
be pressed yo Orchards,
tubes, 197 s
Auto Service sl BPP ete
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE
ear, Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma-
Shop 23 Hood. e FE
“For Sale Motorcycles 83
OAKLAND COUNTY
FARMERS’ MARKET oe every Sat. from. 7 a.m.
Ww p.m. Oven dressed [anode
Ee a. an
POTATOES, ro tent MORGAN RD.
VARIETY OF APPLES.
. moore Farms, 1900 Silv
Sale Farm Equipment 76
beostarlt sNOW gpg SPRAY-
roller, Jeri snow blowers,
Bolens 3.6 and 6 hp. heen: & GLA
i Rd
blades, Evans 6507
Dine Hwy. MA ea & OR
OUT THEY GO! Riding & W: ~ Tractor’s, lawn
mowers, chain saws, rote-til'ers
new Out
"KING BROS.
N DEERE AND NEW IDEA eS duty ————
rline a
ment Davis Machinery , Srtenvile
292—Starting vear” “JOHN
ipreaders
_NA 1-3282—Btarting v6th v McCULLOCH
CHAIN SAWS
NEW AND USED
PARTS AND SERVICE
HOUGHTEN & SON
$28 North Main Rochester
OL 1-9761
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS _—., —- & ae eet eons
1890 Cr a. 50448
Oliver- 95 4egctor tractor- with
backhoe and loader, good
discount. We also have
other new and used trac-
tors and implements, We
carry a complete line of
parts ard we service all
types of tractors includ-
ing Fords, Ford Fergu-
sons, Fergusons and Oli-
vers.
worms Jags Sa 823 Woodward
FE 40461 or FE 41442 MOTOR SALES 254 8 SAGINAW sT FOR PARTS
f Sapo Harle Davidson see Harle:
AND SERVICE ON. rosy
TIN «
“yrs EASY TO DEAL wir” ~ “EASY £D JONES" The Working Mags Friend 115-8. | we Used Cars
56 Olds” Holiday «$2895
'56 Olds Holiday ...$2495
56 Buick Riviera $2895
35 Olds 4-Door .....$1795
55 Olds 2-Door .,..$1695' -
Buick Riviera . oe $1795
F
Ak Rep WS Pet One.
ty Wa forsee, toe
“What difference does it make? I haven't got a driver's.
license anyway!" ——
For Sa Sale Trucks mate
"49 CHEV. 1-TON, PICKUP, EX-
cellent ae, with hydraulic
dump. FE 8-2387. "93 FORD TRUCK. $450 _ OR 3-681.
es Co, 322 South) OR 35681 se
ae Wie ceiae ‘tis wae tebe uae teat we x Wi side rear ~~ For Sale ale Bicyctes ee doors new. MY. 31162,
1 BOY'S 2° BIKE, NEVER Rip) 1 CHEVROLET ', TON PICK-| irl's bike, reasonable. FE | _“P = Bees oe ag Ste Le ¢, reasonable, F’ 1% TON FORD TaOee ‘EQUIPPED
for Ts. 186 Raeburn or
Boats & Accessories 85|_ P= _4-6798 PLP LLL lle Pe CHEV, WRECKER, COE “POWER
CENTURY ager ALL MODELS
ore airno Lencey ETS wo Ge aun cat AVAILABLE
INLAND LAKES SALES 3127 W, Huron FE 4-7121 FE 23-6122
“Use Our ur Layaway Plan — For your ‘57 boats and Evimrude
motors. All models in stock.
Harrington Boat Works
1a00 8. Telegraph _— PE 2-803 MERCURY OUTBOARD - eget orp
Parts and service. vy Hook's
Place 3735 Orchard a take Ave.
Transportation Offered 87
DAILY RIDERS WANTED TO. _ Pilnt, call OR 3-354
FLY BY AIRLINER, CA) .IFOR-
nia, 875, &t. up abt Tampa,
—— $30.81; ulu, $185 lr
x Ferry gervice, Tne OR OR +1254
tx GOING. NORTH. a |
_load Either way. FE 5-6806.
ars 88 __Wanted Used C Used Cars
A-t Ai PRICES 2 rm sonar CARS
and F a
Faire PARTY ‘WANTS ‘56 OR
“ST awe Chevie, Plymouth or
Olds for taking over payments.
_PE 40381. mall day. Sat. or Sun
~~ AVERILL’S
Top speach fo. Sharp Cars
Dixie H'wy
FE 08 PE 4-6896
See M & M Motor Sales For top dollar on ‘ate model
cars
grt | Dixte Hwy. . OR 3-1603
AS MUCH AS $50 FOR JUNK AND cheap cars FE 2-2666 days or
—fres.
Always Ready to Buy |
i AC EL EY AUTO PARTS TS FE 50219 | 17 BAGLEY 8T.
~ WANTED: SCRAP CABS » OR qasit
Bud Shelton Motor Sales
Pays top dollar on iate models.
Cor, Auburn & FE Blvd. PF 4-678
HIGH S83 P PAID
BUYIN
OUT Or STATE. CUEALS
GLENN'S
FE ¢7371
WTD.: JUNK CARS AND SCRAP
_Service, call PE 4-9582.
“THE HIGH DOLLAR * For high grad* used cars. We
need them ve the extra miles,
~ wil pay you well. 4540 Dixie
vy.
H. J. VAN WELT R 3-13
WTD.. SMALL USED «4 WHEEL
> tractor with snow blade and lawn
mower. FE 2-2378
Auction Sale
BUY
SELL, TRADE
B&B
Auction Sales Friday ., , 7:30 P.M.
Sunday ...000 PM.
5089 Dixie Highway
Dravton Plains
OR 3-2717
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AUCTION | at Smart Bale Farm ciosed until |
spring Private sales daily
For Sal Sale Housetrailers 78
1966 30°FT. GENERAL | HOUSE.
trailer. Can be seen at 1300 Ea
son, Watkins Lake.
BOTTLE GAS. MOST COMPLETE
parts and appliance store in this
area, ae weg hitches and
overload in
TRAIL ER. "EXCHANGE 60 Ss. FE 2-3200
PTL ® & SUN. PM
wid
~~
Tel
OPEN E\ es Th A 149 MSYSTEM, 28° TANDUM 32819", -Modern, price $600. EM
32 “FOOT COZY COACH, ALUMT-
num awning, very clean, reason-
able. Lake Orion, 1540 ‘M24, lot
~ 12. MY 3-7609.
052 28 FT. RICHARDSON. ALL
modern trailer, Reasonable ae
Pierce. pa Dixie Highway
reat of Wh te Rose Service sia.
tion,
TRAILER EXCHANGE
10 WIDES—10 WIDES
AIRIE SCHOO rae ® Wides from 16% to 50 ft.
MODEL RECONDITION-
ED MOBILE HOMES. ety LIKE RENT. MOVE RIGHT IN
wl 8. ay. _—_
"TIL & & SUN. ou, M.
apeit ER EXCHANGE | Holly, Mich, tot’ nN. me Limits
5220 MEIre e 4-6771
OXFORD TRAILER ER
SALES 8 Stuarts, Holly Arrow 14 to 50 ft. long.
Parts and accesso-
1 mile south
me | le & a.
on a3 CHIEF DEMOS
more
107 's ret Rd FE: 2.0233
YOUNGSTOWN CABINET SINK. ** overall, $55,
5-7087, * =
Pree | >
¥ © 2s
a4 od F
-\ GAS H: Classified -Ads! 28181. WE »PAY
TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN USED CARS
& TRUCKS
Matthews-
Hargreaves 211 § 8. SAGINAW FE_¢-4 4-4546
For Sale Trucks cks = ODPL LDL LLL LLL LOL LD
2°NEW 1 DEMO. F-100 PICKUPS.
"56 modata! A real, buy! MU
4-156.
For A Better Deal,
Better See...
Dale H. Hughes Inc Your friendivy Dodge and Ptvy-
mouth dealer 2222 Novi Rd. MA
Direct Factory Deaier
You Save
Also Dependable
= Used Cars
~ TRUCKS Are
Our BUSINESS
1953 Chev. 12-Ft. Stake.
1955 GMC Suburban:
1948 GMC Suburban |
1953 Chev. 34-Ton Stake
1952 Ford 12-Ft. Stake
1955 Ford Dump
1951 Chevrolet Pickup
1953 GMC Panel
1954 Chev. Panel
1953 Ford F-9 Tractor, air
brakes
1953 GMC Tractor. 426 cu.
‘in, engine, air brakes,
2-speed axle
1954 Chevrolet Pickup
Wilson GMC PONTIAC’S
EXCLUSIVE. TRUCK
DEALER
FE 59485 {| °
Oakland at Cass |
41 CHEV. '. TON-WE FINANCE "92 FORD °, TON - | OWNER FORD ¢SPEED TRANS. $195 pCONOMY USED CARS,
“47 STUDEBAKER or truck, Good cond. $125. OL oat.
- TRUCK SPECIALS
48 Chey. % ton Belt —_— olten. Like new
‘34 GMC Bub. oe
"56 Chev. % ton —_ one S79
"35 Chev. oy
"56 v. ™% stake 2.2... $1695
nd apik v. 1% ton stake ... $1895
Just your ear or truck down.
, Easy GMAC terms.
| HASKINS CHEVROLET
“Oakland County’s
Fastest Growing. Dealer”
mate BM equip. wise cable. 1957 License. MA ¢ i
‘1 pice TRUCK. - REASON.
_eble. MI¢-317. ___ FORD '32 TRUCK. EXC. TIRES, \% ton. FE ¢-
SALE: “49 ona PICK UP_ 2605
_Qrebard: Lake Rd
91 ‘For Sale Cars i
CH EV. |
1957 DEMOS |
Officials Cars|:
2-Drs., 4-Drs., Hardtops,
Wagons and Converts. As low as
$195 Or your car down.
UP TO 3% MOS. ON BAL.
NO CREDIT PROBLEMS
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION
SAVE
AS YOU HAV™ NEVER
SAVED BEFORE
MEN WHO WILL BE HAP-
PY TO SERVE YOU. For Sale Cars ON |
"63 CHEVIE 4 DR, LOW MILEAGE,
_ standard shift, $560. OR 3.2637 “6 CHEV, CLUB COUPE. GOOD
_condition._| FE 2-6826.
"06 CHEV. 2 ¢ DOOR, 2 210 “SERIES
6 — & radio. Very clean.
Ph. (3-1365
aa 12 Mariva St., “a rear,
“S tone green, std. or power ea R& Extra clean, dn.
_month Great Lakes. MI 6
“5S Chevy - Bel Air. 4 4-Dr._ — =" “Glide. & H. Power
HURON MTR. SALES 932-W. Huron FE 2-2641 ooh & H. GOOD Cx GA gt ME ay 591 8. Saginaw DR, RS
~~~ FEBRUARY
CLEARANCE
AT REDUCED PRICES
TO FIT YOUR
BUDGET
Chev. 2-Dr. ....8 195
ord 4-Dr. reves S 295
“hev. 2-Dr, .....$ 495
hev. 2-Dr. "8 695
ont. Hyd. Sed.. .$ 795
ord V-82-Dr. ..$1045
hey. P.G. 2-Dr. $1095
-Dr. . $1295
.$1495 ao
F
3 ¢
G Ae
P
F
C
Pont. 870 2
°S6 Chev. 2-Dr.
"56 Chev. 6 P.G.
4-Dr. Wagon, like new
MANY MORE TO
CHOOSE FROM
Just Your Car Down we $1595
ALL CARS INCLUDE
1957 PLATES
HASKINS CHEVROLET
“Oakland County's
Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Highway at M15
MA 54-5071 en nites ‘till ®
CHEVROLET 1956 DELRAY CPE.
Powerglide radio & heater
900 miles. Excellent condition Mi
64279 ac 52 Packard 4-Dr. ...
._MA CY WATTLES
JACK COOPER’
SPARKY WRIGHT
JOHN LIBERTINE WHEEL
HASKINS _DEAL CHEVROLET WEEK| “Oakland County’s
Fastest Growing Dealer” 6781 Dixie Highway at M15
5-5071 Oven nites ‘till @ "55 Buick 4-Dr. Hardtop
THIS BEAUTY HAS HYDRAMAT- RADIO, HEATER. WHITE.
SPARKLING LTONE SANDDUNE
51847
1986 BuICe sUPER HARDTOP.
POWER STEERING, POWER
BRAKES, OTHER ACCESSORIES ord R-Wagon ..$1595
Stude. Coupe ...$ 795 —
Ford 2-Door ....$ 795
3 Pontiac 4-Door ..$ 695
3 Olds 2-Door ....$ 795
53 Olds 4-Door ....$ 795
$ 395
1°32 Chev. 4Door ....$ 395
MANY OTHEX LOWER PRICED CARS,
| HOUGHTEN & SON _YOUR FRIENDLY -OLDSMOBILE
| OME TRUCK DEALER
, 538 N. Matin ___ Rochester
‘$3 CHEVROLET STATION WAG-
| on, Power Glide, power brakes, &
Power Steening vaded with ex-
ee Goed condition, Call FE
‘48 DODGE. 4 DR GOOD CONDI- ton. $100. Call FE S467?
1954 “DODGE R&H, ra ww. ‘e105
Parkhurst Trailer Park,
mile north of Lake Orion on M24.
"88 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 4 DR.
*
ii FORD,
Lot 6, 1
* fordor. Powerflite transmission
to —
3 OLDSMOBILE
$10 per week.
2 CADILLAC
oe sees = ee $1,365
r p 7
2 PLYMOU
: rdor, ae ne week
PO Ac
Chieftain deluxe fordor #98 down.
‘ 1961 PLYMOUTH
_ Concord Tudor
59 FORD
@ cvl. Fordor $15 dn,
week. i $16 per
mo FORD .
Custom 8 tudor. One owner. Very
clean,
ae as = ’55 Ford 9-Pass. W “Ea Ba es :
x "| BRDOMATIC RA ae ymouth Dealer SHOWROOM CONDITION, 4,800 ER, £DR, a SEATS 33. Years Fair Dealing
MILES, $2,400. CALL FE 4-309. , - FE 20
$1787 FORD 1960 ST. GON. MO- "$0 BUICK SPEC DELUXE
gleaming back, Nie ere we
tires, real sha $8 ba.
Great Lakes, 6-0000,
BUICK ‘$2, 4 Se. DLX. HYDRA
H & Exe cond. $545. FE THIS 2-DR: WAGON 18
BROWN, 6 CYLI
pot Eten LOOK THIS ‘ONE
~ $1547 '55 Pontiac 2-Dr. THIS 6 CYLINDER HYDRAMAT-
IC HAS HIGH RUBBER roan T
S5OLIB DARK BLUE Fi $] 347
Buick 47 P taal nm
r. He nafio.
lane Conv’, : Ford-0- '55 Chevy 2-Dr. eae
a - ‘3874
‘49 BUICK STATION “WAGON, FOR |
sale reasonably. Cal] before 2. or,
after 6. FE 5-348.
1936 BUICK SPECIAL, _ STATION
wagon — extras. Like New.
isse “BUICK SPECIAL, STATION wagon. All extras. Like new, OL
_1-0578.
‘53 BUICK HARDTOP, LIKE ae.
_fully equipped. $865: _OR-3-4540. _ | s55 $3 BUICK SPECIAL 4+DR. SEDAN.
ood cond. Low-mileage, 1 owner.
re 50083 or 806 Menominee.
BUICK ROADMASTER. 2 DOOR mi PE 2-089 po A Full Seer. 12,000 ‘$5 Bek ”
eae ‘SS Chev, Bel Alr 4-Dr., P.G
‘$5 $e Shor. Be Bel Air, 2-Dr., P.O.
if Mere wry br "Mere OM ite wr ir. Mere ‘54 Dodge Dr. Powerflite “4 Chev Spr. P o
55 Buick C ‘entury
4-Dr. Hardtop.” Hyg tol Pig - ats oon Steer- ‘S38... SPB... STS 508
HU RON NM TR. SALES ee rms CHEV IES
952 W. Huron FE +t FROM . —
62 CADILLAC, 4 DR. SEDAN,
Mode}. All new tires, new celery, RISEN SCHNEIDER
Se? a oem | Sun _ Dodge 6 OPE. TOP CON- len‘ oreina owner. MI 42187. Pl mouth
$6 CADILLAC 62 COUPE, BLUE. y All extras. Executive's car, FE | 939 8. Saginaw Pr 29131
SACRIFICE 165) CHEVROLET, > l kst , Russ John- De ee ite Seen C arkston
ces eee aera Aion cal 5
re otor sales
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH _ “IMPERIAL
Clearance Sale of All Used Cars LS
MERCURY
1956
2-Dr.—4-Dr. Hardtops Special this wed!
1951 Studebaker 4 dr. overdrive,
runs good, $95.
— on eggs hard top,
a r y eq
FORD : 1955 Plymouth Belvedere, Club Se-
1956: ww. dan, Spottone paint, R&H,
tires. é
2-Dr. & 4-Dr. Hardtops
LARRY JEROME, 1988 Plymouth Savoy. 4 dr., 2 tone
paint, R&H, WW. tired,
1955 DeSoto V4 4dr
special 2 tone, WW. thres.
1983 ‘Chrysler NY., V-8,
equipped, clean.
1983 Piymouth Belvedere hard P|
two door
Pius Transportation . Speciats ~
32 8. MAIN ST CLARKSTON | , fully
Pe Evenings+-Please
hone MAple on . $495
overdrive, |
Stayfair e183
HAUPT
Pontiac Sales Demonstrator ‘S7 Pontiac, Starchief,
custom Catalina coupe, full pow-
er
"66 Pontiac, Starchief, 4 door, se-
fan, exceptionally 40 mileage.
"4 Pontiac, nena: 4 door, se-
dan, like ne
‘S44 Pontt aes
as a pictu
cy door ‘deluxe, pretty
my Pontiac. *s door, hydra. R&H,
mileage "53 5 Cher, 4 door, 2710 sedan, good
condi
N. MAIN ST. cLAneron
Open nites ‘ti
MAple 5-5666 or Maple 5-114!
WILL ACCEPT Outboard motos, boats, appt
ances, guns, camera ete. As part
payment o geod used car Bal-
ance essy term
BILL SPENCE °
Seleminghan |
Clean Cars
New Location
Financing Our Specialty”
‘st 4 Fordomatic. Radio & ' Heater Custom. One Owner.
Sharp down?
"62 Ford Cl. Cpe. Sere che Heater.
A real dandy. $20 «
‘51 Pontiac ae Blue with
White Top. $15
is ot. 2 tone, Radio & Heat-
. Wall Tires. $10 down.
‘53 Ford 2 Dr. Custom’ V-8.
& Heater. $25 down.
‘32 Buick Haxgtop. Sharp. $30 down
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY |
See Stan or John | . 7s
| Bob Frost, Ine. ; LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER
enone ye SOUTH OF
Radio
Y-PASS| A c is E BY-PASS ROUND Bin.
MI 660% ‘Mt 6-200
OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M.
a ain ee =, M24 dh, RCOR RD.
mone te "Wome hy} sui
+821. ty er month W tan Credit:
Mer. ~ Park ——_ 47500,
RD STATION WAGON. BR & sito. _ Sag n* | :
ie gaa ae Tee
1008 OLDg, ,ROLIDAT, FOUL: NASH RAMBLER CONVERT-
ible. FE 3-753%- ae
‘s1 OLDS 2 DOOR, HYDRA, er & radio. l-owner
521 8. 8 w. 3-1355.
a") BORD Do 3 DR. papi
FORD, 1953, oe R&H, AUTO.
trans, Clean weed “chrome, 1 own- 7
er oer. 70468. +
1085 FORD SoG FORDO- r 2 tone -W. tires, lots) pr
ot Pati $1,180. FE 82670) —
| sedan. Exec. owner, 1956 9-DOOR V3 PORD, TO TA
over. payments, 8000 miles on| must sell at wi once. Mt N. Perry Bt ae a rower. 24 8 ie PEC rds yrs iar eke
i980 FORD. CALL APTER 6 P. = ' or all day Sunday. OR 3-1535 = Mo toney down “assume = 50 FORD “CONV: BAL ments of $27,490 month, Cal
nice. Radio, heater, white yeas, - Credit Mgr. Mr Picks Midwest new top. Needs motor. $190. _4-7501, Harold Turner Ford.
B Segmey 8. ‘SS PACKARD, 400 SHARP’ $i005 1956 gad a eet £ Se, ao
. od Ww:
MAZUREK MOTOR :
CHEVROLET |S Bela 2 PLY. 27DR,, R&H, CLEAN
—— ees ures $298, OR 31011. ,
co care. ‘ofieals cary oes saaed gbaan * rs A
with cmales and heaters 7 1 owner mn v 2s:
White walls & washers wee as
As low as 195) PLYMOUTH rH CLUB COUPE Rau, no money down,
$1 a payments of 81 = Ay md
. = Credit Mer., ‘arks, Mid-
Low down payments | Wes! . Resets Turner "Ford.
Up to 30 months to pay | 5j~ Siva GUTH #1 ie i . . transportation $165. 43
NORTH CHEVROLET | Dr. Waterfora.” PLYMOUTH 950 0 SEDAN, VERY
clean, runs perfect. 197 8.
som 1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM
$9 FORD Vs. .R & RB. PERFECT WRECKED 959 PONTIac, 8E- ones, bm ae ao comely. res — nae * Pirst
FFR FOR es it. C after mn.
10 N. Washington oa en! Frais | OM 7 1956 FORD CONVERTIBLE. CALL © oe 3:30, Mary Thompeen. rE)
We est Side Used Cars
Drive out where overhead is low)
_ apt save the difference. Many ‘41 PONTIAC FOR | SALE [E CHEAP.
FE 5-2068 after 6.
AC 57 @ DR. STAR
hard top Power steering, wer
brakes loaded with extras Ҥ man cman retor, Low
PE 3-71. Ask tor Seek “Mawes,
mileage. 2 cars| Brake adin«tment
svection ONLY #81 59
Proven expert bumping and paint.
ales aby make...
Complete truck department
service every nee
— parts, retail and whole.
sale
i951 HUDSON. 4 DR. $150. | OR ik.” Sane
PRIVATE OWNER MUST SELL 950 HU cL RADIO. AND HEATER. OV: ERDRIVE, WHITE-WALL
E8, DIRECTIONAL §10- with free tn-|
¥
_ CALL OR y1186 ANYTIME,
1056 JAGUAR. MARK «VII 8E-
dan, automatic transmission, pow-
er brakes, red leather intertor,! p,
9,500 miles
CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES
Main St. Clarkston MA 65-6141
1950 MERCURY. RUNg GOOD. 12
Mariva a Bt. in rear.
RAMBLERS - AMBASSADORS - -
~~ PRICED ror guice SALE
‘52 Nash, hard t
cel Clean. $3
AU BU RN MTR. SALES T-tone green,
715. Phore
Full power
3 1963 Pontiacs 1 2dr. all. with
auto trans
53 Chev Bel Alr Sedan Power
Glide R & H One owner Really
sharp
"30 Pontiac 2dr No rust Jet black!
‘33 - Olds Super "68 Sedan. Auto
trans One the best autos on
our lot
‘sO Ford V-8 2 dr. A REAL clean.
car. No rust. Come out and see
this one.
We also have a fine colection of 50,
= = ‘52 models. Ideal second:
AU BURN MTR. SALES
___FE 30471) THE PLACE TO BUY
CARKNER DODGE SALES
_$4053_ Van Dyke Near 20° Mile
DON'T ., Miss the
1957
AUTO 2
SHOW February
1-2-3 11 A.M. to 11 P.M.
OLIVER BUICK’S
NEW SERVICE
BUILDING
40 WALNUT STREET
This ad sponsored by
210 Orchard I ake Ave.
VFE i % aa til 9, al « }
OR
66 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan
with WW. Sharp California car,
OLIVER sedan full power, sharp car, ask |; makes & models to — from. |;
_for Earl Mi 42002) | 9a3-W. Huron +2189 "96 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE CAD 41 CHRYSLER , WINDSOR, Goon | West "Side Used (oe UP TO $900 rust ou cheap — with lo f “#% FORD STATION WAGON. FAIR .
way PE Som 201 Gallo: Condition $100. 2818 Buick DISCOUNT
‘S98 DESOTO HARDTOP. FULL| 1992 FORD. EXC CON itt PONTIAC RETAIL wer, rgiharp car. Ask for Rocky.| 0 rust. elso 1953 Pontiac exc. 65 Mt cen St. vet
MMI 4.2042 fond. _Priv_owner, FE 2-130, | powrikc ws, CHIEFTAIN 2 DR. ‘4 FoR NICTORIA CRESTLINE ~ 55 Ford Convertible “ygramatic deluxe
encarta She. © ape A beautiful en with white to : = FE 586850 : H Pordametic. WW ‘tires, 1086 PONTIAC STAR 7 DR 19564 CHEVROLET irons & white leather trim cs eden. hac ard i &@ H.
210 Club Coupe, $895. owner car that is oe eo.
1952 PONTIAC nice in every way. The price will, wilt conden na * arrange
8 Cyl, Club Coupe, Hydramatic, “Peo igo a Pah Radio. $496 EOPLES AUTO SALES 1955 PON ie MOBRE <BR,
New t 1698 PONTIAC PE 2-2331 41375. FE ng 4 ew tires ib cone re 8 PASSENG. ER STA- 7 oI xD RU
‘62 FORD 6 tien Leas te Exvcutive's dnd car a peg a Be Ronnind
4 door very clean $126 down, 5.000 miles. $2,150. MI 61 ~~" eCONGL —
"86 D8MOBILE “a RD_ DOOR. — WNER. * finance
Super 88, J. door, auto — Ce cea. L - | tb SSR Cc RS, “ AUBURN power stee b - + i En. wud
17,000 miles oo so Gown | LOW MILEAGE, PAIRLANE VIC’ 49 FOUR DR.
i956 PLYMOUTH toes, 5. DA Oe Pane Wie | like ne cgay eo “4 Belvedere 8 Spt. Sedan. Power. = =e * ;
fite, power steering, ® tube vaaee. peor Fords, ‘Tom Bohr Inc. Moy R R&H fas RE matt sett tienes Brao new Big discount ; | on + . 428 N,
996 Desoro 4 PORD 6. LESS THAN 6.000 Take R Fireflite potty Prose steering,| miles. One owner. Customline | ae CARS
Pr er brakes, 9 tube radio & hi- Heater radio OR 3-135), <
cecort player. 9,000 tailes, Save | also ‘53 Ford's 2 Dr. Pordamatic | A Good ¢ to buy @ 1,200. PLYMOUTH . __1 owner, Ph. OR 3-1355, = Le r fair dealing tw
Savoy bd Forder. —— two OR 3-1585_ eT | eee to choose ‘AUTO :
tone color sweep rand: bhew. ge ere eg ‘$1 FORD V-6 GOOD CONDITION. 3l9.W. Montealm 151
wien) apt pepe Boe Eg, Sd _ Must set, “Y200. 38 Short St |e ue
| Bel Alr Tudos hardtop. $300 down 52 Pp biack, ‘ assume 1955 CHEVROLET T AC KARD ments of $14.13 in. 210 8 Cyi winger, ager miles. $495 Soe Mr. a
| Belvedere # Pordor. Power brakes : . = = = Ford,
| & Powerflite transmission. ' = C\ ') PONTIAC SEDAN DELIVERY.
4 T vite 7,000 miles. N Siar ea P) ‘ickup 7, miles. New i : ye
| oe OW ENS *s.roers PeERG peor ‘ins -
| Custom Catalina, Power steering | , . | on
| Dower windows. power brakes & Your FORD Dealer | 98 a 7 . pond ‘4 DR.
De ares 141 8S SAginaw FE 54101 Priced. to y sell, “pe seo 1952 FORD. CUSTOMLINE. Ra- = r pontine. Ac | special Ey © dio & Heater Fordomatic, Ay Te Pos heater & HAR White
| & New Yorker forder. Power| Nice Condition. $5.00 down’ $5.00) wae, “beautiful. Less. than 8,000 | steering, power brakes. Very | eal week. FE 6-951, Field Mo- naan Ph. OR 31355. | clean CHIEPT
1954 DODG FORD 1950 STATION WAGON. (wo-| et 4 H ot heater & radio. 1 ae 6 “perder, ue down. = vires. Bt A Lae i. owner i +1388
Tt mon now tires ues reguiars. $296. -— mene rt per eee NASH caviaw Chi & PONTIAC 2 DOOR, 38,006 | ats Afnbaksador Fordor $240 ‘CRISSMAN RETROLET COM: | sass. A-l cond, $696, Ph, OR
wn. PAN MICHI-| —
1934 OLDSMOBILE GAN. Where SERVICE t io5i | BONTIAG,, Rai, HYDRA. $300. | 88 Lacorhsert 24,000 miles. Radio. were but an ee I i = _OF
:|--pirepome 8 tordor. 2 very eiren| tr a, Compan out expen “Sale Buy Used Cars | cars oe ru ROLET even oe all makes CE ‘ R \ 2. , ey iS
210 fordor $140 down. ARY SPECIAL NT AL
1
_PONTIAC'S ONLY
~ LINCOLN-
MERCURY DEALER CASS AT PIKE STS 43885
——For'the Bat | ~ In the Used Cars
Come Out To
LAKE ORION
MOTOR SALES.
M24 AT IN Po. | Ford-Mercury MY 2-211
‘52 V8 STUDE. R. CONVERT.
ydramatic,
“Bright Spot”
JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC
| Cass at Orchard Lake
J Le 8.0488
You Get Mee
for Your
Money at —
NORTH
_ CHEVROLET
' 1954 Buick super hard top,
dio. heater, bth tnd nle “White wall
tires 5 $195
1954 Chevrolet Bel
power glide. radio,
other extras
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, 4 dr an Alr 2-door
neater gt
| ¢@an, VB engine. power - giide, power peck, radio ak ————
: ceney black pI a
dand Wea aluiniasslpiv'e areal $1395
1953 Cheviviet atetion wagon,
ee Gogg ones. as Siean
| 1955 Chevrolet Bel Alr 2-door se-
| dan, V8 engine. pew & _ areen
and beige finis $1345
WE ALSO HAVE A_ LARGE
| SELECTION OF STATION WAG.
| ONS AND CONVERTIBLES.
| TRANSPORTATION SPE CCIALS |
1961 Chetreiet 2-door. beautiful
condition and ready to go ... 6295
1950 Pontiac 2-door, has radio and
heater, exceptionally nice ...$195
1952 Nash Rambler. station w
on, & very. sharp one
1952 Oldsmobile 4-door, radio and
| heater, hydramatic, extra
| Clean ...0.. eke iaaiem « C25 495
j . '
| 1953 Chevrolet coupe, radio and
| heater, low mileage res earre
1949 Pontiac door apa trans-
portation a very low 8
NORTH
CHEVROLET i
| 1000 S. Woodward Ave. :
“Birmingham
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9:00—(4) Romper Room.
9:30—(7) Liberace.
9:45—(2) News, Weather.
10:00—(2) Garry Moore, (4) Home.
. @ Story Studio,
10:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) The-
ater Seven.
11:00—(4) Price Is Right.
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth
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11:55—(9) Billboard.
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his picture in the newspapers.
“Politics from a new angle,”
side its picture showing the Prime
Minister drinking a pint with
friends at an ordinary pub after
the annual dinner of the Bromley
Conservative Assn. Macmillan has
Parliament since 1945.
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Hi (4)|11:10—(9) Weathervane. 2:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party,/celebrate their 18th birthday to-| cxiw, News ww, Pulpit . WWJ, News, Meet Press
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ENTIRE SS Mee ated yeaa ag Security. payments ever since my|. From Mrs. K. S. of Mitchell, S.|_ From J. F. of St. Petersburg, ; (7) Cisco Kid. (9) Meet the| “Take my advice and think ajin the United States ee husband died in 1953. Recently, I/Dak.: “My husband: died a year Fia.: ‘Because I’m nearing 65 and H. W.-H ttenlocher UAW-CIO. - long, long time before you signalmost 32,500,000 bottles in 1956) got a part-time job working in @!ago and I've been getting a Secial|will soon be eligible for Social Se-| "¥# ¥¥e u | 7:00—(2) Badge 714. (4) Lorettajany long-term contracts” . . ./compared with 108,000 bottles made grocery store earning about $20 a Security check for myself and ouricurity, please explain something _.
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Picture Academy, “High and ;| law, your employer is required | That portion of the Social Se- | riog ‘of time which roughly cor-
Happy.” ~ to take Social Security tax’ out.| curity check which is being pald | responds.to a calendar quarter or H. W. Huttenlocher b 8:30—(7) Rhythms of Israef, Spe- ot your pay. The fact that you're | to you as a widow will stop if | three month period, Eligibility
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“I worked for the railroad until
1947, I'd put in. 22 years. Since
then, I've been working in a job
covered by Social Security. Will
it-be possible for me to draw both
Railroad’ Retirement payments and
Social Security payments when I
reach 65?"
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at least 19 years of railroad work
and who has done enough work
under Social" Security to qualify
for Social Security payments
may receive payments under
both systems.
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