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: cars. lining the a hall. Mak-, tween 4 Pm. Monday and 8am. ial =m, + G4 ¢ Mix ~ Wage Price War: peered enead mPa pe 123 cents.a pound, Greer's, directly ' SS ~ Chicken 2c a Pound oy ee MOBILE, Ala, w — Two Mobile| Ste’ to 20. eee 18,0001 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. are YOU. getting. ahead? or do you feel you‘re standing still . . . while others are winning | “Mundt Defends Wilson Stand ' Senator Calls Reimer ‘Mistaken,’ .Lauds Work Family Makes Certain. poy raises? = If you're concerned ae your prog: ress, here's. suggestion. 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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 ~SUN-GLO | ) Heating Oil “Keep Fill” Watch Deg Service . ee oo ~o., PE St ba, hee Nis oe t Zi fi 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 ‘ fe PRES i heh as aM a a Yo _ Bewspaper as well as all AP news otion Manager AW. Cuantes Prexins. Retail Advertising Mgr. Cc, Inman, << Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter ng pew ne “i is entitled exclusively to the use for yon ne ag A local prasies in this press is peony ¥ carrier for 40 TH PONTIAC cents ‘week: he ag ot available by mail * carrier nd, Genesee, ‘vin ion Tea. Lapeer and Washtenaw Counties 1 @ year: elsewhere in Michigan and all s in the United States —. year. All mail © abeintions rayable in advance. Pontiac FE 2-8! a. Fooee “rent MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU OF 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 | ° | Coming Events 39-40 Ley ome Df 7 OES will meet est, 2331 Edinburgh with Mrs. rehire Plgs my *: 30. | DAV Auxiliary, 16, will hold « card party tonight at @ at “199 Auburn Ave. Daughters of Pontiac, 184 will meet \Monday at 8 p.m. for a Valentine party. |will speak exercise but refreshed, You may ~. F will be the infant's maternal |Gelston V. Poole of South Shore fee} relaxed but not weary. This Gi r i C | a | Ms er = 5 Mrs. drive. “ ames ii LJ i Judson > 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. ¢ * * * ‘A esott, tortoise needs. A for £995 | Ped. Tax Included Season's Best Fashion Colors 6%-inch clutch With frame . is included. 16 W. Huron St. . holds all make- tiful itm! Mnercshet tae One of America's “fashion JEWELERS. _ FE 2-0294 Toseenia ving. That women do far more than their share of talking. That women like clubs better Gus men & anf Ot Gy natural “joiners.” That women hate growing old more: than men do. | That there’s no use trying to | Men will tell you these ‘but don’t you believe them. Wom- coat generalize about them. ‘Mature Women Retain Beauty With Discipline The story of every charming mature woman who has re- ‘en are indwiduals and you just) THE PONTIAC PRESS, At Sun Valley, a popli ski enthusiast. The white smart black stripes around lets, and a high black knit front zipper assures easy in-and-out convenience, eess: ng + ae ahatete n parka is modeled by this material .is heightened by the arms, black knit wrist- collar. The top-to-bottom hair care and exercise hisimade companionship. trial period. GALLAGHER MUSIC 18 E. Huron, Pontiac — PARENTS— The child who plays'the accordion makes friends, learns music, has self-confidence-and benefits from wholesome Enroll now — Accordion furnished euries Theater Quote Wilfrid Hyde White of “‘The Re- luctant Debutante,” astounded at |director Cyril Ritchard’s request that he speak slowly because American audiences might have trouble catehing on to his accent: “My accent, old boy, my accent! 4 luxurious fabric story and a lovely Resort clothes usher in a new, era of softness, yet maintain the character of sportswear, The ele- gance and feminity asso¢iated with the early 1900s finds expression in a general softening of silhouette, a, x 8 * The overall feeling is elegant, yet none of the changes are blatant or flamboyant. The mood is set by clothes that can be worn easily. Softness takes form in front or functional the picture. Soft pleats, in- Resort Togs Go Feminine: ‘Patient in Hospital long been associated with sports dresses. Even trimmings are changing. Pretty jeweled buttons and lovely embroideries bring a fresh charm to dresses and separates for resort and cruise wear. 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 | -A great deal of emphasis is doesn’t sound 100 per cent perfect. Show an open-mindedness in ae en, . Twice Weekly _ A once-a-week visit to your beau- ty salon for shampoo and set is not sufficient hair care. In between you should brush your hair vigor- ously, morning and night, and you st.ould learn to set it yourself. If necessary, give. yourself an oil treatment or shampoo in the mid-week, Shampoo your hair twice at each operation and follow this up by| three thorough rinses, Towel your 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- furtable and natural. This is ad- mirable, but not when the kind of naturalness and. comfort they in- sist on would be more accurately termed “sloppy.” ad . fi and comfort to y pacino agg ae Regularly $8.98 * g@ YD. 1t thig new luxurious casks fabric. . = “NO MONEY DOWN Up to 36 Months to Pay at Bank Rates 4528 Dixie Highway ie) thanks to wanes NOW ONLY. 9S Sq. Yd. nedig brand new line of carpet fresh from the Chicago market, carpet ever. Made of 100% solution dyed Viscose fabric. Any rnmgpn ig will clean with any ordinary household bleach. Will not | fade from sunlight. This high pile loop carpet will add beauty our home for years at an Phone any one of_our three offices for free home decora- _tor service... OR 3-4109 OR 3-1279 OR 3-6821 OR COME INTO OUR SHOWROOM AT Carpet Spepialists , with every carpet order enough plastic wall tile to cover a 5x7 bathroom in | your choice = colors. Quantities are limited, so act J fast. Drayton Plains, Michigan IN THE HEART OF THE DRAYTON SHOPPING .CENTER OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY "SS FLOOR COVERING FREE INTRODUCTORY OFFER we will furnish you with = & z = 0 So it é — LF ite push-up case. This well-groomed young lady keeps her hair smooth with new solid-type hair dressing in a plastic” 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 The fantous cleaning method endorsed by BIGELOW jup their hair this spring,” © Right in Your Own Home @naSingle Dey! We're authorized dealers for this dirt-chasing method ~ quick — efficient —low- priced. Call us at ~ FE 2-7132_ and we'll give you all the information. NEW WAY nue and Carpet Cleaners 42 Wisner St. FE 2-7132. flair.” 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.” . i i / HW = 1 ¢ 2-2 hs ‘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. _ Sunday 2 M. to 5 tt, New. Spring Dresses oe on ” Huron at Telegraph _ Park Free Rear eon of Store i : Ere , SEVEN 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 i [ i iF i i uM + 4408 Dizte Bwy., Dreyion OR 3-1211 Embroider this tranquil scene and prints in sprawling in do much to enhance the silk picture. 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 handsome panel is bound to win compliments from the men of the family! ~ Pattern No. 5972 contains hot- iron transfer for design 10” x 13%"; material requirements; stitch illustrations; color chart. ‘ Send 25¢ in coins, your name, address and the pattern number eS to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, | 372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, | Illinois. | It’s ready! The 1957 Needlework m—5S6 colorful pages showing } many pretty designs; plus direc- tions for making 3 crochet items and a quilt. Only 25c a copy! = exciting new beauty for your aiteing clean. Coming Soon Automatic Shirt Unit- | Because of a great increase laundering, it has become necessary that we install a shiny, new autofnatic shirt unit . . . this unit will enabl you even better, more efficient service than you-are used to... i from 85 to 100 shirts . and you will receive them individually wrapped in cellophane, starched and / hin shirt” / us to give will turn out r hour... OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY From 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. oy Complete Drive-In Service SAVE 10% Cash & Carry Gresham 605 Oakland Ave. | PAST SERVICE BY REQUEST—NO EXTRA CHARGE - AND SHIRT LAUNDRY BRANCH—5 ‘onnsiut Cleaners FE 42579 fireplace! You're invited to come in and see these six won- derful new designs in the “modern mood” by Flex- screen! Make your fire-_ place really’ dutstanding by complementing - it-—~ (and your room) with a complete ensemble in one of these unusually attractive designs — the “newest of the —1 . Si Stop in or phone for a descwptive Flexscreen folder. WIGGS Firat She available in matching Andirons, Firesets and A j X DRAMATIC DESIGNS Flexscreens SPECIALLY PRICED! $3.95 Unusual hand-made lows from England . to home fires burning .. + useful Next summer, too, for * outdoor barbeques! oe IMPORTED ENGLISH BELLOWS of Hand Hammered Brass fireplace bel- . Wonderful lush and dramatic fabrics and) Suede shoes should have a pro- | fessional cleaning by a shoe expert | They wore tiny sailor hats of y ® * t 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, ° * n- 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 42 North Saginaw Phone FE 8-1343 24 W. HURON ST: OPEN “TIL’9 PIM. MONDAY AND FRIDAY ASK FOR YOUR HOME DEMONSTRATION See this amazing, money-saving cleaner in your own home! Watch for your friendly Electrolux man—or for your free a a = LECTROLUX’ Authorised Sales ond Service 1064 W. only Huron vacuum cleaner ...with exclusive Electrolux. features you've always wanted @ World’s lightest-weight heavy-duty cleaner af / @ Easy to handle—rolls behind you as you clean @ Only two double-purpose tools clean your entire house @ Easy budget terms i A. a F E 5.6114 ‘It you"Want an interesting band } Milliners refer to this felt strip as _ “spaghetti.” You can twist, braid . en be ome ee th ly ii i NP RE eee Roc. ‘ : Hf 2 id “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” = “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, = For Price Information Cell: = i CHRISTIAN UTE SALES} Pontiac Press Photo | Additional 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 SHIN “Mugr pegs ohe coy Pil Be Looking acs You ae, at the AUTO SHOW ‘Tonight and Tomorrow! There's so much to see and enjoy besides me, 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 ) a Theater , . Theater 2 oa mee ; { . iw . é " on ef ~ a, te ils : F i i cH adi! atiats ih i Ege i g U F: 4 ee 310-11: 345 - 9:50 P. M. ip Fe Fe i * Wed., Sat.: “Tension at Lay bia os ‘|lating Malayan iron-ore produc-|casting system in 1985 reported Community Theaters |‘ Ses is Srp sacs 198 itt! 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... - . * . " 7s ‘ THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY | 01087 5 eg ae 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. "Shee as _esy_hietbe bre waldo x «ni /Acorn, Begins Task = ee lof Rebuilding Party _ | WASHINGTON w — H. Meade! e Alcorn Jr., a champion of Presi- | _ 486 E. KENNETT RD. 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Turn on Cambrook HELTMAN & TRIPP _ Builders and Developers*of Westridge-ol-Waterlord 4192 LEDGESTONE DRIVE and California Contemporary 00 to 6:00 P.M. AND Model. the South, Famous THNERSPRING mea MATTRESSES Values to $59.50 1 GROUP $2200 1 GROUP $2800 1 GROUP - NORGE |. moat aw-os - | AUTOMATIC (NO MONEY | WASHER DOWN 1 3 8 fe |; — AND TRADE ml BIG om NORGE 8% Ft. ¥. j Retrigeraier > $448 AND TRADE Reg. $29.75 Schick a“ 2 rT) GRAND RAPIDS @ SOFA LOUNGE | | ELECTRIC } ane : . # foe’ Gig lel yest 4 Cow, wm te amt mame Lams’ budget. se estihaten,< = gs 2 yey Lande 9 Rompe oa said after Matthew Mark Like, John Yo ment official said today sales tax|a look at January collections that/loo was convicted of rwvenues appear to be falling farirecips for the year eng Juneling and theft tn East Londoh short of the amount anticipated 20 1 ey ee Si ee A “[ Can Sell It to You for Less” Every smart buyer likes to save money! But smart buyers do not always buy at the cheapest price. : An unscrupulous operator will often quote the lowest price. But when he delivers the merchandise or does the work, you _ will find that he has “cut corners.” He will give you shod workmanship and materials. He will not give the service you - have a right to expect. ' So, before you make a purchase or sign a contract, at what appears to be a saving to you, know with whom you are dealing. Remember, when a man says, “I can sell it to you for less,” he is not always telling the whole truth. Z . * Never encelfice quality for price. * Be sure you are getting full value in goods and services. * Don’ t accept Varad promises. A local, well-established dealer is your best : assurance of complete satisfaction when you are looking for a genuine bargain. BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce Phone FE 5-6148 Waldron Hotel. Bldg. GENERAL ELECTRIC Swivel ‘Vacuum Complete with attach. WAREHOUSE == 1105 PM PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT OUR WAREHOUSE eae ten. OUTFIT Here’s What You Get: Gorgeous two-piece sectional, cof- fee table and two end tables. Beautiful modern bedroom suite including double dresser, bed, mir- ror, spring and mattress, and 5-pc. ° dinette set. Complete with sturdy | chairs... . - IF YOU HURRY... 2239 KC WAREHOUSE I » ‘SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957. a we & 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, . « * 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- a ae EG ed SETshi?s cit (Continued on Page 16, Col. 3)” = “e ead 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. i ment. In front of the sofa is a marble topped cof- fee table. The louver type wall behind the sofa is! en eg A ae fi SIXTEEN | ‘ONLY BOICE, Oakland County, "Gives ou HIGH. 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UN 4-4810 [7 : 4 - January Issue of 4 BETT ER HOMES and GARDENS SAYS | | “GET A NEW HOUSE BY ADDITION" ' 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. 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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 SS ‘in the face of a rising need. And to be plaguing most of the na-. tion’s cities. However, poorer fam- | ilies are eligible for low-rent = lic housing, the study noted. Seek Aid for Homes| n’ Middle Brackets maple, This .includes a row~ol | WASHINGTON (AP)—A Senatejof more favorable mortgage in| terms, direct government loans and more effective help to non- profit rental and sales coopera- “brought the housing industry to a) tives. - @ Completely Weatherstripped "Winter: Special . ae ALMINUM. BASEMENT ~~ STORM ‘and SCREEN @ Extruded Aluminum | e Lahag ona 31% ee size fits niost basement Full 1” Jalousie Door Rex $49.50 $7. 95 4% A Few ‘Reconditioned Value Storm Doors 520 OPEN & to 5:30 DAILY—11 ° TO 5 SUNDAYS Alwindo G. 1702 S. Telegraph (in August Johnson Block) FE 8-0495 FE 5-3728 lies in the middle income bracket STORM SASH & SCREENS | 1 Other Home Improvements Custom Installations tor KITCHEN, CABINETS FLOOR & WALL TILE COUNTER TOPS and _Call for Free Estimate Carl Shell & Sons} “e 4995 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Phone OR 3-5043 YOUD BE SURPRISED WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH HOUSES THAT a SX” ARE NOT SO NEW | AG MODERNIZE Ae , .S MA Ne FES 2521, IE LUMBER: Butacrs $1 549 N SAGINAW ST. Fon The subcommittee staff said the! building industry “is concerned with the question of whether it is pricing itself out of the market.” The report cited figures showing) that housing production had’ dropped by 200,000 units last year it said a “further falling off’’ from the 1,100,000-unit total last year is probable this year. a The report said fact6rs contrib- uting to the upward price move- ment include increased land costs, higher zoning and preferential prices for mortgages’ on larger homes, among others. | It said. the ‘current tight money market” appears to have played a major_role in the reduction in: the number of housing units built.’ for Tank Problem * * * Mayors of 131 cities cooperated in the study. The report said the mayors recommended aid for mid-, STORM WINDOWS NO MONEY “NO PAYMENT ‘til ae Ist Down go the prices on nation- ally advertised average size windows, DOWN . « Self Storing Storm Sash 10 WINDOWS and 2 DOORS “een ee © © * For Average Home EAST LANSING—A solution to; overflowing septic tanks and other sewage disposal problems facing = many suburbanites may not be too r away Such h hope that “package sew- age page an plants” might pro- vide the Answer was expressed by a county health official at a Michi- gan State University conference re- “If preliminary reports on their effectiveness are reliable, we have on the horizon a much-improved answer to the problem of sewage treatment where municipal sewers |Her furnitare is blonde, Walls _ We Specialize in - COMMERCIAL BUILTUP vues Fee ROOFING - 53 N. Cass Estebiished wis Get An Estimate Without Obligation HUGUS-MARSH . ROOFING & INSULATION CO. ‘Don't lower. PAYS.” Remember, hsearch and study now being vanced by manufacturers of the) ‘mechanical aerators, public health! ‘and sanitary officials, government; ©” engineers, and others.) \ , i method. in Cold Weather! -INSULATE NOW!—— Yes, insulate your home now with Owens-Corning Fiberglas Blown In Insulation ... Your house will be warmest ever, and your heating bills will be “insulation doesn't ‘are not available," predicted Mr. ~ Stockton, “While many of these package sewage treatments plants and oth- er processes utilizing the aeration} . method of sewage are still in the cently. | dle income families in the form) Porch enclosures..and recrestion rooms our specialty FREE ESTIMATES—36 Months to Pay C. Weedon Home Equipment Co. 1661 S. Telegraph Open 6 Days a Week—7:30 AND 169" nog Phone FE 4-2597 A.M. te 6:00 P.M. experimental stage, they do offer!) 4. promise,” reported Mr. Stoekton in hig address. He lauded the re- ad- ‘agencies, Mr. Stockton expressed the belief that the problem is being ap- proached iri a proper, _ unbiased Suffer cost, it SAVINGS up to 40% 483 Elizabeth Lake Road NO DOWN PAYMENT—LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. AMBASSADOR INSULATION Re Wise—Economize—Pontiac's Oldest Insulation Co. rE 8-808. ' INCLUDING FU LL BASEMENT with Tiled Hecreation Area ONLY 16 HOMES LEFT! | °350 Dp OWN Means Immediate Occupancy in —CLARKSTON GARDENS “ @ All Brick @ 3 Bedrooms LOCATION US-10 to M-15. , turn right to Wal- don Road te model i Giarkston M 20 S. MArtr eer 74/ ALL THESE FEATURES INCLUDED AT THIS ONE LOW PRICE! @ Carport @ Full Ceramic Tile Bath @ 40 Gal. Hot Water Heater LOW VA and FHA TEAMS — 23 and 30 YEAR MORTGAGES! - @ Paved Side Drive @ Gas Incinerator @ Aluminum Screens @ Streets Already Paved & Blacktopped al estate LARKSTON MODELS OPEN Daily 1 p.m.’ : to 8 p.m. Sat. ‘and Sun. 10 am. te 9 p.m. IAIN a & —- re * ~ i - THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957 rst . = ~ : ; ete ‘ : -, . CONSTRUCTION IS UNDER WAY ... NOW YOU | CAN START THE NEW YEAR IN A NEW HOME IN WONDERFUL WATERFORD TOWNSHIP a FEATURING THE Landscaping, Patio, Barbecue Pit, Playground = equipment and Furnishing for Display Pur- * poses Only. Not included in Price. Come gather OUTDOOR LIVING IDEAS FROM THIS MODEL WITH PATIO AND BAR- 3 BEDROOM BRICK: WITH FULL BASEMENT AND “OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM"’ 3 BECUE - +» WITH LANDSCAPED YARD... WITH PICTURESQUE POST AND RAIL FENCE... + eon live in a home buile by David Kay craftsmen... - guaranteed by this nationally known builder who has bh ate teaideats earned his reputation for quality construction and where you can swim on your own private residents’ _ beach—600 feet of white sand beach, reserved foe - Land O’ Lakes families. live where the country breeze blows clean/. . . yet just features... has built over 2,000 homes in the last 5 years. a = : - + i. . | i : . : ; 3 ; | ’ live where the lots are 80’ wide . . . where the streets » wind ... where you can expand ... . where the base- 4g + : 4 ment awaits the installation of your recreation or family room. a short walk from commuter train service that whisks you to Pontiac and Detroit—for work, for shopping. P, / ae COME SEE HOW MUCH live where modern schools ahd churches await you , S$ adjacent to numerous schogls—Our Lady of the Lakes - Catholic church and wu nearby. a BUY WITH JUST: $350. 00 DOWN TO -GI's $2 250 DOWN F.H.A. DIRECTIONS: Take U.S. 10 to Williams Lake Road. Turn West on Williams Lake Road, to Airport Road, Model Located Just ‘West of Airport Road on Williams Lake Road. WE WILL TAKE ade HOME IN TRADE PRIVATE BEACH _ HOURS: 9 A. M.-10 P. M..DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY The model ts beautifully furnished by Drayton Home Furnishings 4479 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains Tom 77-1948 Fil a \ <2 EBRUARY 2, 1957 Zz EIGHTEEN Modern Homes : Feature Light “ p 37 Walls of Thermopane Cut Winter Fuel Bills and Bar Summer Heat Semetercrrer en See This Amesing Softener Todey ct H. H. STANTON 103 Stote FE 5-1683 already in, and a number of the (SoS “THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, F E ’ 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 All Types of Building Materials CHURCH’S, Inc. 107 Squirrel FE 2-023 hermetically sealed in between. It is the dead air space which acts as a barrier to cold air in winter and to heat during the summer moriths. - ‘lord Tubs Still Do Double Duty 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 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 BUY NOW! while prices are low Aluminum DOOR Other Lines in Our Stock Include: Aluminum Awnings . | Aluminum Siding Full Thickness We are Pontiac's Distributors for Aluma- Vue Horizontal Sliding Ww *29 ‘ _ indows RELIABLE— - Window and Siding Co. 250 S, TELEGRAPH OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Eves Call FE S-5578 FEderal 4-7824 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- | i | } 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 close weathertight to give you spec- Lat * |tacular yiews of any storm from A 4 the snug and Cozy security of your ING Ga. own home. 9 ps 1% ’ | TERRACE Chicago Site of Shows ae oe a =A Complete Basement Waterproofing All Work eiecetend = Free Estimates! _ baa hae 3 t=] gs j td for Furniture Design ec” By locating the foyer as a center | LINDSAY - fibecglass all—automatic ~ WATER SOFTENER TANK GUARANTEED FOR LIFE by Lindsay. America’s largest - manulac- turer of home automatic water softeners. No water softener is better than its tank. And the new Lindsay rust- proof fiberglas tank is the best yet! Not only can’t rust, it resists con- densation “sweating” in hot Easy to keep clean. What a has it! A MONEY DOWN- $6.69 PER MONTH Free Water Analysis | VAUGHN Home Improvement Go. . 487 Elizabeth Lake Rd. PHONE FE 8-195] NOW | CHICAGO — The Merchandise Mart announced recertly an en-| dorsement: of a National Furniture Design Show to take place in April ‘ N wie sakr'sr, 3 4+4 = tht bein he i WE HAVE Slag Blocks © @ LIGHTER IN WEIGHT Which gives easier handlipg on: the job. Ca @ LOWER IN PRICE. ves you the economy you need : for bigger profits, @ ACOUSTICAL AND INSULATION VALUES Order Yours Today | Pro: ants (4 ih ul ft AB ' ii . ‘pee. ‘darreas ABOVE ‘SLID.GL DOORS land October of this year. The first ‘show is schedtled—fe i through April 27. ~ M10.6L Door : * * * This program was instituted at the request of a_ representative group of furmiture tenants, who will introduce their new designs at these events in accordance with the wishes and desires of their re- tailers, The June International eee fover aa a FAMILY OM. one vp STORAGE Hw.23 Home Furnishings Market, as now * |scheduled, will continue. HAVING TROUBLES? Play Safe Call a Member of the GLAMOR PLUS ECONOMY — ing house, but it's an economical — eg "SEE Westwind Manor at Union Lake on Williams Lake Rd. $14,990 Earl E. James Real Estate _ EMpire 3-6311 PRICED. FROM ..,.. America’s Most Beautiful Windows WINDOWS peo — afford Life light and ventilation, Buflt of sturdy, Near Orchard Lake and Telegraph PORCHES, PATIOS and DUR ALITE ALUMINUM @ NO UPKEEP and gad upton BAUD BUILDING WINTER PRICES ALUMINUM SIDING AWNING TYPE @ MORE LIGHT T APPEARANCE TRU-BILT junpns NOW IN EFFECT! SAVE 50% NOW a tn z | | and CASEMENT @ SMAR @ EASILY OPERATED, INSTALLED G CLEANED 1992 Pontiac Drive’ FE 4-953] ALUMINUM | roracas AWNINGS ON- ALL WROUGHT ALUM. COLUMNS GIGANTIC SAVINGS! 4 oe y 10 ‘Aluminum Combination : 2 Alum, slum, Comb, De Doors *199" DOWN! . Lw. BOGERT . ope a Ss. sean Rd. Facing Ruth Check These Features: a, on. combinations te @ Baked enamel finish . won't ever peel or. chip ‘@ Rerizontal lines add beauty | pol the supearance of your | me | rafters over the terrace and sliding glass doors add Syuxtive note to this smart ranch house, +: a a cae cent See Ge ee Ge ee ee ee Ge ee Pontiac-Oakland County Refrigeration Assn. Avon Electric It's an excit- Shingles or handsplit shakes can be used to side Site sonst one too. Open the front, while the, rest of the house can have | Pontiac Refrigeration plain clapboard siding. | rvice ; 1. OR 3-2221 FAMILY ROOM AND KITCHEN — This twenty-six foot space ° is divided by a breakfast bar into a kitchen and a family room. The kitchen has a built-in barbecue. REMODEL NOW! Complete_ Remodeling FROM BASEMENT TO ATTIC... KITCHEN MODERNIZATION see FULL BASEMENT Custom Features Throughout 11,100 “5.2 Down OCCUPANCY IN 60 DAYS Model Open Daily and Sunday Corner of PERRY ST. and ROBINWOOD - Just NE of EAST BLVD. ROSE HILL REALTY CO. 19470 Grand River KE 2-9060 Service eee irl nialaaiacainaiaial Tea © GUTTERS e e PONTIAC PRESS ifm @ ADDITIONS e SIDIN - t e PORCHES e RECREATION ROOMS Building Editor; 1 Enclosed ts 35 cents. Please send me a copy of the study : Storm Windows and Doors Plan for The House of The Week, Design -HW-23. No stamps 1 accepted. Please do not use sticky tape on coins, 1 : Don’t scrape ice and snow off your NAME___ Peake Bint + car all winter. LET US BUILD ° 1 YOUR GARAGE NOW, and pour _ STREET ' the floor next spring. : ! CITY STATE i 5 os : ' NO DOWN PAYMENT .,.5 YEARS TO PAY 7 eae ae CALL TODAY FE.4-6089 - ALL AWNING AND STORM WINDOW SALES shee Pontiac | ‘Moery’ $ Oil Burner Salee-Service G & M. ‘GAS AND OIL—EXCEL—MUELLER FHA Licensed Contractor—Free Estimates a2i6 oe St. FE 2-4970. * é ‘ . . . ~4 : j ee * ; F » NO PAYMENTS ‘TIL APRIL — SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS Construction Co. Open Sunday 12 to 4 2260 Dixie Hwy. | e. ry s % a : (North of Telegraph). |. FE 2-121 THE PONTIAC PRESS. sATURD AY, FEBRUARY 2, 1957 y 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 \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. SAT. & SUN, 12:00 Neen to « Thru February 10 Detroit Artillery Armory (West 8 Mile Rd. near Northland: Center) weeeeare 2:00 P.M. 3 11:00 aq ¢ ae Z 3 [Visit Us In Booth 7| AT THE Ist ANNUAL DETROIT NEWS Boat, 11:00 P.M. » M. New. 1957 BOATS aa MOTORS | Come on down, bring the family , . , every: one will enjoy looking over the hundreds of newest model boats and motors , , , we'll be looking for } yout | SLAYBAUGH’ 630 Oakland Ave. (Corner of Cass) Motor and Trailer Financing Arranged at Bank Rates. ‘FREE PARKING = SPORTS - SHOP FE 8-0454 and the First Baptist Church, of Cass Mary A. Harris filed. Incumbent (ty, The Rev. Leo Griffin, assist- Mont Bodman, Donald R. Schell, eq by the Rev. Melvin Keeler, Emery Mitchell, Richard F. Avery, performed the ceremony. MARLETTE — Roberta Brown, 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, Venezuela has 11 new stamps to mark the centenary of Valencia, SAVOY MOTEL ‘BEAUTIFUL ROOMS $8.00 Single $10.00 Double TV—Radio—Air-Conditioned Telephone: 120 $. Telegraph Road Ph. FE 5-9224 ’ The bride, rea te auariags by her father, wore a waltz length gown of Chantilly lace over white satin, she wore a |. pearl necklace, a gift of the groom, and carried white car nations on a Bible. A- reception followed ‘in the The Vaillan- _ “Reliable INSURANCE. Protection” Donaldson-Fuller Agency, Inc. Phone FE 4-4565 147 W. Lawrence St. PROVE IT TO YOURSELF Make a Substantial Saving on Your PRESCRIPTION ’ Bring it to. 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WATCH FOR “YOU'RE THE soetgg tell Go ‘Monday, Feb. ath # in 4 MANAGER ‘ TH cee i - CA acer eae ge tee eS See grt pe os Bs See AS gogo es * PP. wise i ss . ; = % 5 + ft PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-FOUR a prior to entering the service 0M Drayton Plains. Feb, 17, 1s. * ° Ray Brancheau Jr., son of Mr. Mrs. Virgil Covert, of 276 E | and Mrs. Ray Brancheau, of 2150 Boulevard South, is now sta- Greer Blvd., Sylvan Lake, is cur- rently receiving basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He enlisted in the Army's Air-| @ borne. Division Jan. 4, 1957. 4 : * * * 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, -. Pendleton, Calif. | . . with the Marine [¢ tion carrier the 5th Regi-| * liton,’son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hamilton, of 6205 Hillsboro Davisbyrg, scheduled to 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. . | He reported his car stolen and ment, Ist, Battal- within 15 minutes Atlantic City po- ion, Company B. lice recovered it a few blocks Friends. may.trom his home, The gas tank was “refresher course” for provisional), COVERT address mail tox, lempty. St., is recruit Depot, nn! Robert Covert, 1636249, Camp Pe + - BOARDING HOUSE | 14 |, MORRISSEY/ TLL BE AS GRIEF AS A GIGGLE UNDER NATER I IL CAN~~.THE MAJOR GOT A- BUMP ON THE CONK 7 AND THINKS HE'S BACK IN THE GAY 90'S PEDALING % LO *. YA CAN TRY/ BUT HE'S A A, KING-SIZE JOB BECAUSE THE OLD BOY HAS GOTA | MIND LIKE ONE OF 7 THOSE SLECTRIC BRAIN. MACHINES, WITH A FEW 4 L, HE'S TELLIN’ 2-2 T.PwaLams ® 1957 be MEA Bervice, tne. TM. Mog. U.S. Pat. OFF, TUTORING THE TUTOR by ~—@ , DONALD DUCK * ADVERTICED. JALO9T COG! LICENSE NUMBER LITTLE BLACK DQ6, By T. V. Hamlin WELL, 1 GUESS YOU SHOULD 7’ “AT'S: RIGHT, I KNOW IF ANY- / DOC, T WAS BODY DOES... | THERE, YOU WERE o<@\ Y'BEICHA! THERE! J OP pat I. DON'T KNOW WHETHER TO SHOOT ARROWS OR, THROW SNOw- e) . eae 5 GSIQ° 7 a Tu Reg. U. 5, Pot OF. — Ail rights eeserved? Cope 1957 by United Feotwre Syndicate, tne 86. -2~ | AY ' sim ‘ << . * = ” . yes, ‘ 2 ro a He 8S : — — 2:2. Pe SY il = © 957 by we 3 Wie. MISSY NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller YI —_ -ERNIE BUSHAMIALE-2- JUST KEEP CALM, LUKES REMEMBER..I - WAS A OLD HAND AT THIS WHEN WE STILL USED HOSSES TO ‘GET AWAY! TM RECALLIN' YOU SPENT 45 AWAY DA LAST TIME, UNK! By Leslie Turner IF HE THINKS HE CAN SLIP HIS BRIDE OUTA* TOWN UNNOTICED )BE OVER ANY HE'S IN FOR A BIG THAT OUDE EMMA'S MARRYING MUST'VE LEFT HIS CAR IN FRONT OF THE as YEARS IN DA JUG | FoR NOT GETTIN’ s HURRY! THE WEDDING MAY MINUTES SURPRISE: HALF ACRE CAS TLE 7 , “Like some ‘beautiful land of enchantment, isn’t it, dear?” WE'LL TAKE HIM BACK TOTHE =| |. LODGE AND WARM HIM UP AND FEED GOLALEEEE! 1 | UNS B COULD PLAY LIKE SOD! 2". 4 . Wes i) Poh a, eeeaaa Sitt3t PaSes ees pReeeee ‘By Charles Kuhn _" 1 THOUGHT | HEARD TH’ KIOS SAY... WitBUNS ROWE WERE ALL) UNGREAKABLE GLASS.77 & - %, ~< 2 set Kink FRRTURE) DeGk ATE tun SORLD SONTS SELRE TES CHAS. KUHN- rHE JACKSON TWINS Bv Dick Rrooks re i : “?HE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1957 “ = + 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. - Peb. 2, °87 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” “COATS FUNERAL HOME Complete facilites, OR 32-1787 Dra: Pia _Twp, ine — Waterford ee ad faallias te Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor Fs 2-8378 BOX REPLIES - At-10 a.m. today there were replies at the Press office in the following boxes:/ 2, 516, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, : 23, 20. Lf ~ % satmaname re cD If your friend’s fn jall and needs | bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. | ci nnn eemetery Li Lots ene + SEETERY LOTT Epes hee * Wanted Male 6 _ ATTORNEY Large pooper ‘tmanes company ediate tor has an intm ajiorney on ¢ sis work « beginning — @ youn: ing ir the a legal 6 fleld. loc c sig Applicant nust practice law in Michig: consider recent to take bar éxa) Reply patie WD ae ir licensed an. salary expec ephone number Box 3 ahaly- hould be a challenging man start- ermanently Could gretnete planning © education, address and tel 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 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 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 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 it r} R dD. soso : RIL. EY, sos: Biizanewn 1 take Re Ra. FE éust 1s i pe *- TA" - 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 * a - . 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 . ; 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 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, 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 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 “§ 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 Electronics Association Member. and experimenting. Get professional service. er oe 1515 Union Lake Rd., EM 3-3072 | 2485 A ELECTRONICS SERVICE CO... co... RESTON |. vesseseeeee 6734 Dixie, MA 5-631 GORDON'S TV & APPIL S836 Andersonrile “Ra OR 2-S811 WALLED LAKE TOWNSEND'S TV SERVICE.......3110 Greenla 007 WILKINSON'S TV SERVICE... 3070 8. Soon “ WALNUT LAKE 1 re Walnut Lake’R4., MA 6-6265 operation far your set and It gen- arises be kind to your TV Professional service. Con- Eliminate guesswork LEY] Seeervee Bees ee (ne 39 Auburn, FE 4-1655 Scene os W. Huron, FE 4-5791 Rd., sooes,. 2141 Opdyke, FE 4-0221 o+e+ee115% W. Huron, FE 2-6967 PONTIAC irport Rd., OR 3-3666 IGHTS ae Auburn Rd., FE.8-1204 nest S. Woodward, MI 6-1022 - 104 W. Sth St. OL 2-4722 a = ra tte ett as