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Yd. | blasting supply lines—was difficult i ! j | after the (armistice) talks start-| now and bomb through the darnd- || One bow Price ed,"” Weyland said, ‘‘because there | est muck you ever saw and knock was no ground offensive which | out a factory, a bridge, or enemy | Being your filrns would bring the enemy out into the | strong points and troops just a| te ina a ~ | open. He didn’t have to commit/ short way in front of our own taster ina... his reserves or supply his frontlines, with ne risk to our own amat a line units, if he didn't want to, | troops.” because he knew he wasn't going} When Weyland—he IMMS “8 to have to stop a ground offensive. | it to rhyme with highland—speaks Consequently, if.the enemy at | of improvements in air war. tech- 98 N. Segingcw —Main Floor the front needed supplies he sim- | nique every one listens. He has | & _eeapmeaseenonel re sak ae oh Oe had more combat experience than ——— ran ammunition any other general officer in the 4 ie / just quit shooting. What difference | U.S. Air F his toeal of |] [e's Easy! It's Fun! did it make? almost five years a combat An e Can While the Air Force was carry-|commander—and he guided the sint T-tm. sive. Welds ing out its mission of hammering | air war in Korea with great suc- aint c mn-thew ae the enemy into submission, sev-|cess almost from the beginning. Whole Room until released. in an Evening! Fas as little as $3.79, you can | Has Thousands of Uses Around the House! 30-Piece ELECTRIC Tool Set : zB Regular $20 Value SIITTNT pera B.B. Rol-Rite Pen $1.29 When you are decorating any — Aor Plus Regular room in your home sa visit t 4 B.B. Refill . os e * e 49¢ McCandless* , . . their expert rg Sia eee on fe eres $1.78 Value . ra es oy Decorator Ses 11]! Both for in ARMSTRONG’S $f 29 LINOLEUM || | rie om | i ee fy ore ete aren tte ie y) i EE. 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One coat Huy Toilet Tank Ball ..30¢ y Float Ball. ..... 39 = BALL COCK | ‘ Non- inflammable! ~ " Se safe te use. ; : , f2 Le al ening" +g ey ate — - - ror ott Ss ave sne_—sadl tnt Rests when vende Ua Ait 3 HEAT—AC or DC Electric - mah 4 oe THE PONTIAC igs UARY 3, 1954 _ | * Sale Senators ~ Frye Roads Bil Measure Assigns Right | of Selecting Toll Routes | to Turnpike Authority LANSING (INS) — The State Senate today considered a wad, measute giving the Michigan Turn. | pike Authority unlimited power to| ’ gelect toll road routes in Michigan. | : At the same time, the state ac-| ministrative board released $52,000 in new funds to the authority to) continue traffic studies along a/ turnpike route from Bay | City two Detroit and the Ohio state line at Toledo. devetopments were the y's action by the ~. Commission, deny: Both result of Monree City MR. AND MES. EW. BANFIFLD Couple Married 50 Years wry a srpren o te Celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary this week are Mr. and | ing the authority permission to | Mrs. £..W. (Ed) Banfield of Brighton, § ar bonds currently funded residents Oakland to build a toll-free expressway | from Detroit to Toledo The new bill would eliminate | The Banfields were married SO years ago today at New Hucison, | near the farm where they lived until six years ago. Mrs. Banfield | was the former Goldie McKiniey | , The couple has two daughters. They are Mrs. Joe Voorhis of | of election publication preceding| Ward the material to the U.S. the ‘specified routes included iM! Brighton and Mrs. Warren L. Moore of Elizabeth Lake Estates in | the bond issue. an earlier turnpike bill actually | Waterford Township. creating the toll road authority | Priority in that |aw was ordered | Mrs. Voorhis and Mrs. Moore will entertain their parents Sunday | for a Bay City-Toledo turnpike | 913 West Main St. in Brighton. The open house will be held from | with a Detroit-New Buffalo route ‘to follow ata golden wedding anniversary open house in the Banfield home, In transferring the information H Gr 1 a : TIOUSE UlOUD }2to 6 p. m — 1 | Rochester Community School Dis- trict will go back-«to the polls Feb. | invalid one-half of the proposition.| be James’ mother, Mrs. James turn to Polls. Feb. 24 Technical Error | Forces Re-Vote Williams to Push ; Bravery Award for Pontiac Boy James Brown, 18, of 37 Vine- | wood St., who is being recommend- ied for the U. 8S. Government Young American Medal Award for Bravery, will receive personal con- gratulations today from Gov. G. Mennen Williams during a ‘special meeting in Lansipg. He was nominated for the award last month by the Pontiac Police Offficers Assn. for “high courage | and sonal $a fety “ Failure of Treasurer to Announce Mill Levy Voids Part of Ballot By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE ROCHESTER — Voters of the L. Brown, Pontiac Police Chief Herbert W. Straley; and officers of the association, Hugh T. Stim- son, president, and James Carr, Bend atterneys,. who, mest put ssue before lernor with a petition “~ominating The error occurred in the notice | Of endorsement, Williams will for- | Department of Justice in Washing- Rochester Community School , ton, which issues the award. District lies within two counties. | Thursday at 8 p.m. all citizens | Brown for the award and letters | Give Petitioners Meeting Notice Finished Bingo Petitions to Be Taken to Assembly Tomorrow at 8 P.M. Sir ues Ged eas aes being notified today to bring their completed petitions to a meeting of the association tomorrow at 8 p.m. That Set the Stage for Spring! By—Pat Perkins Lampl Peg Palmer 95 Bobbie Brooks : = tp . CECILE’S 4532 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains OR 3-7224 According to Robert C. White, chairman of the association, the petitions are being sought in order that the state organization might |Woman Struck by Car . ‘Crossing Huron Street “The Sweetest Way to Her Heart” ...on | VALENTINE’S | DAY! DRAYTON | DRUG STORE oe ee ——— Turnpike chairman William E of me ne ee School District Slaughter, Jr,. meanwhile, said , : " | ore a Mrs. Rebecca Pearl Baldwin, 51, Sacer. ee moe oe i|Voters Give Green Light | matin 'scten catcera i Tables FEPC 0 uvstescaret ones Toledo route would continue. : [een pe at Pontiac General Hospital for te wait we action renrtne tO Clarkston School Bonds “= Highway Speed Limit Sten when ue was ruck 6 tne chutes nxt rompleted, seme. | CLARKSTON — With the largest school vote cast in from the treasurers of Oaktand|’ Measure Goes to Floor |an auto as she was crossing Huron time atound July 1. the Clarkston Community School history, the electors %"4 Macomb counties, portions of After Being Killed Once | “wet near Case avenue. _- ~ (their statements were inadvertent- Pontiac Police said the driver of Slaughter spoke optimistically of of the district approved a $600,000 bond issue Tuesday jy omitted. LANSING @® — Fair employ-| the auto was Mré. Irene Ritchie, the possibility that both freewsy | by a four to one vote. | According to law, these publica-| ment practices legislation appear- |S, of 111 Oneida meee = required—the toll- woman stepped pommel «——aadiad and the-turnpike | Authorizing the sale of bonds for the purpose of build- | tons must correctly and co alveady | €4 dead but highway speed limits | of her car. Mrs. Baldwin, accord- ing a high school addition | voted within the municipality. were back from the grave in| ing to police, said she walked into Births jand additions to three ele- | There was one void vote on this) Donald Baldwin, superintendent | the House today. the street between parked cars '|mentary schools, the elec-|"™?* . of Rochester. schools, said that the| Rep. Eugene C, Betz (R-Mon-| 224 in front of the auto. tors cast 539 votes. —=«|__ Permission te well bongs was (bond proposal part will not be af | roe}, chairman of the State AT = Mer. and Mra den Fromerteit of S010 granted by 418 “yen” and 102 | fected and will not have to be re-| fairs Committee, reported that | Sen. liam Gari at Seen | ge nag age nar | “Be” Wetes, Two void votes were | submitted, — his group in closed session had hGrstement aa Additions to schools at Sasha-| nance Commission has already |"8 ing tomorrow, The finance com- mittee meets on the first day, and the full committee holds sessions lack T 23 W. Lewrence St. PONTIAC GLASS CO. Phone FE 5-6441 Save 17c¢ on hand etched Pilsners B fo *E Reg. 39c. Imported. For the home. Ideal gift. Waite's—Fifth Floor Save 25c on triple roll Cotton Anklets oD for *] Reg. 29, first Quality, shrink controiied. Sizes 812-11. White. Waite's—First Floor Save §! on slight irregulers 2 5 | Reg. 1.00, cotton, nylon and satin. 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V.-Taylor Wagon Works. * * * In the ‘90s Mr. DUNLAP was one of the organizers of the Pontiac Buggy Co., the Crescent Carriage Co. and Dunlap Vehicle Co. He entered the automobile field in 1907 as the first factory manager of the Oakland Motor Co., fore- of the present Pontiac Motor Division, serving from 1909 to 1912.as general manager. THE PONTIAC PRESS _ the Nation.” .’ > Turning again to his own . lative program, Mr. Eise er said —it__would__safeguard/ the Nation against the th our time. Then, appealing for uni- aid 5 “Awninane Lincoun’s every act and-. every word were clearly aimed, shaped, purpose — the preservation of fied action, he reiterated his con- tention that the Repiblican party must stand or fall’on the enact- ment of the program he sent to Congress. * * * It will be interesting to watch how well the sound film works out. A de- parture from previous practice, it prom- ises to get the President's plea for much needed unity before all Lincoln Day audiences. Moreover, it should be far less expensive than a single nationwide broadcast which couldn't reach all local celebrations. 3,469 Win GM Prizes A report on General Motors’ sugges- tion box results in 1953 shows tht 3,469 ideas submitted by Pontiac employes won cash awards totaling $205,569.82. Altogether the corporation paid 60 maximum awards of $2,500 each for ideas on how to improve vy wet Ja *s b ; —* Ba an % - to 2 oad —_ * ‘ + ‘e “You Can’t Even See Europe From Here!” Until serious illness prevented, he car- ried on a real estate and investment business. A native son and lifelong | _ Tesident of Pontiac, he was a member of the First Congregational Church | and = 32nd degree Mason. : | * * * In the fullest sense of the term Lours Lez DunLar was one of the builders of modern Pontiac. As such his name will te bracketed in history with those other pio- neers, C. V. TayLor, O. J. Brau- petTs, Epwarp M. Murpsy, S. E. Brace and Francis EMMENDORPH. © He and they were prominent among those who laid the solid foundations of what is now this city’s great automotive. industry. The Oil Tanker Grows Up ,on February 9 at Quincy, Mass., will occur a marine event of significance, production or cut costs” One of these awards went to an employe © in Pontiac. During the year the suggestion box was more popular than ever, with the ideas submitted totaling 181,592, a 25 per cent gain over the peak year of 1952. Awards won by local employes placed Pontiac third in the list of 56 GM éities and behind only Flint and Dayton. We congratu- late the winners. oe Pak ; er showed Uncle Sam wondering Wha This is the type of cooperation which to-do wt secains anil Maki: has made the United States an indus- 4, wondering how to get enough trial leader. Through these suggestions to feed everybody. the individual workman not only wins I suggest that Uncle Sam take a substantial cash ‘reward, but he im- that farm surplus and give it to elf encies of the U. S. t proves industrial methods and in doing one eee eedy. on so aids in raising his own and everyone ia... children and a lot of old else's standard of living. people would be happy to receive the butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, meat and what not. It would not hurt the farmers either. as these people cannot afford to buy it anyway. Voice of the People (Letters will be condensed when heces- sary because of lack of space. Pull name, address and telephone number of the writer must accompany letters but these will nog be published if the writer so requests. unless the letter is critical tp ite nature) One of your recent cartoons, ap- pearing on the editorial page, TuereE is no record to show that any farmer's wife was ever on the list of the unemployed. the launching of the world's largest oil . = or eemmenemmnend in Ree a a mS: * A happ and ferget the prob. tanker. — The Man Abeut Town SF ua tai & ce # feed his people. During the past few years there . ° ; has been very rapid development New Location lon Tet #82 CO aacee the Can : : : ; eral Mc rike. I saw plenty of p of this class of ocean going ships. Trusties Working in Pontiac cral Motors strike. 1 saw plenty - As a result the newest and larg- est outrank all but the great lux- ury liners in size and beauty. * * * Newest champion of this class still is known only as Hull 1639. Built by Bethlehem Steel for Stavros S. _. Niarcuos, Greek financier, the ship will be leased to an American oil company. After outfitting she will enter service on the long run between this country and the Persian Gulf. Dimensions of this t new tanker are very impressive. The hull is 736 feet long, 102 feet wide - and 88 feet tall from keel to top of superstructure. Its carrying capacity is 45,000 long tons or 16,500,000 gallons. * * * That is enough oi] to fill the Yale Bow! or 2,000 railroad tank cays or heat 10,000 average American’ homes all Winter. Yes, ol] tankers have grown up. By making a trip every three weeks this ship could keep a big refinery supplied with enough oil to meet the continuing requirements, for both gasoline and —————_tubricants,of- more than -1-000--metro-—— politan {filling stations. Fn Ike’s Lincoln Speech _ By employing sound movies, Republi- cans have found a way to have President EISENHOWER address all GOP Lincoln Day dinners, regardiess of the dates they are heid. Filmed at the White House and first shown at Providence, R. I., the address in theme and tone is appropriate to the anniversary being celebrated. Reminding his audience that the Republican : party soon will be 100 years old Sa and that Lawcotw was its first | leader; President Etsennower | gine @ -sttong plea for party unity e* #: .&@ Calling on all Republicans. to follow é , : = Lake Area Have Better Home Daftynition Old age: When they tell you how young you look . Congressman Dondero also pto- posed filling up the empty stom- achs of the people in the US Chartes J. Rutterbush 3056 ~Pheasant Drive The camp where trusties from the state prisons are housed while working on Pontiac Lake recrea- tional: area projects has been moved from Teggerdine Road to a point on White Lake Road just west of the Fair Schgol. A new cement block building has been erected fhere. The new camp is under the direction of Sgt. B. BE. Young and starts with 60 men It has accommodations for 123 By DAVID LAWRENCE WASHINGTON — They are im- personal and non-partisan in the United States Senate when it ~~ comes to fighting communism in- A bewhiskered stranger who claims to have she oF Seer the cuntry. — ——_By a vote of 851 the * proved the expenditure of $216,000 for the use of the Senate commit- tee on governmental operations. This is the committee of which Sen’ McCarthy. Republican, . of Wisconsin is ‘chairman. For several weeks new there have been press dispatches «ay- ing that the Wisconsin senator would have trouble getting a - continuing appropriation for his committee and that he was about te be punished for sundry aber- rations in the field of his inquiries. . But. as has happened time and again for the last 20 years, when there is a roll-call. vote in either house of Congress, the tally is overwhelmingly in favor of carry- ing on the investigations by eon- __"_gressional committees on the sub- ject of communism or corruption County. He persuaded Don Smith to allow him to dig under a big elm tree on the Smith farm in Lyon Township. Since then he has made similar requests of farmers in Milford and Commerce Townships, but was denied the privilege. He got the same reception in the vicinity ef a farm in Holly Township, where some buried treasure was found 60 year¥ ago. Tuesday a phone call to Man About Town from ° Lestie Weisman af Rochester said the mysterious digger had just left- his home Mayor of Pontiac in 1907, the late Dr. Plisworth Orton practiced medicine at Waterford before coming here. And that community has not since had a resident physician until Dr. C. 1. Patrick an office -there this week District Boy Scout Executive : , or irregularities in governmental Bill Wells ; ; administration tells me. that over 100. attended the recent two- The anti-Communist issue is one day winter sparts event at Milford and Kent Lake that has aroused deep feelings. It was under the direction of but the “grass roots’’ sentiment is dohan Ostrander ~ that. where ther@® fire there is smoke. and that it is up to the Congress as a watchdog to keep < an eye on what is being done by the executive branch of the gov- ernment to ferret out subversives and to protect the security of the United States. of Pontiac. many of the boys coming from this city. Our farmers are happy about this snow, as it offers a covering for their wheat fields that was badly needed. | i — an exaggerated idea of the anti- Verbal Orchids to po heen sip oul oa ells Charles T. Armstrong a group in Norwalk, Conn, de- of 2 Kemp St: eighty-first birthday. cided to send in names to the of 3 Lorraine Court: eightieth birthday ered on their own impressions Mr..and Mrs. Flonse Krebiehi golden wedding of Rochester j 3 Mrs. May Deere group of vigilantes can . of Lake Onion: ‘erghty-fifth birthday do harm to a good cause — fhe Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Banfield furnishing of information the a During World War I there were Mrs. Jane Clothier units in yarious cities which sent of Clifford; ninetieth birthday. to the Department of Justice lists Charles J. Rutterbush F . | Farm Surplus to Needy People in U. S. Press Needs Name.and Address of PHS Pupil | This column is in receipt of a let- “aA Student of PHS.“ ~As this letter is critical it wil! be necessary that the name and address of the writer appear with the letter. Pen names can be used only when the letter is not critical of persons, organizations or institu- tions. ; Says Children Deserve More of Parents’ Time Accounts of the fMflisdeeds and crimes of some of our young peo- ple are stirring some of us parents to the depths. “Its because of the unsettled times’ is so often given as the reason. But our children did not bring about these conditions, so we had better place the blame where it belongs. Couldn't much of the trouble be caused by the selfishness (with the emphasis on self) of parents? ‘Our children have more ma- terial things than most of as had. Ris easier to hand over money and send them toe buy candy than it is to go into the kitchen with them and make it. Children should bring _ their friends into our homes to work Grass Roots Feeling ‘Agin’ Subversives Gets 85 to 1 Vote on Cash for McCarthy of those with German names be cause they suspected possible con- nection with the German cause in the war This ted to an abuse which far worse than anything that has happened since. The memory of these Injustices burns vividly im the minds of many loyal citi- tens whe Were subjected to em- barrassment in those days by A citizen, acting as an individual, has a right to send information to his government, but the informa- tion ought to relate solely to some- thing concrete of which he has personal knowledge as to law vio lation. It is valueless if it is only hearsay. or if it is rumor. or if it merely concerns another per- son's views. The question ig asked: ‘Can't the FBI be depended upon to do it all? Not long ago, J. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, ap- pealed for help from;former Com- munists and others in touch with Communist activities so that the government might be better in- formed. But he has said there ts need alse for the work of congres- sional committees. By the pow- er of subpoena, Congress can Aunt Het ——ry: avors Giving to enter the country of his choice with due process of law Dun Kirk bring to light many things that the FBI cannot teuch unless there is concrete proof of law vielation. So far as employment in the ‘craay"t emer et From Our Files able in a court ef law. It is only necessary to establish a reason- able doubt as to the integrity of an individual- employe. Somtimes congressional commit- tees disclose practices that have covered up actual and potential security risks. For today, if a gov- ernment employe refuses to answer a question from a con- gressional committee on the ground that it might incriminate him, this is automaticall) grounds for dismissal from the government service without further proceed- (Copyright, 1954) re if; a Be baie , FP \f Sid ya . * od eacet’ iS gig ee ve eke, ee eT Ch weed a eS ee2he cab { eta ik } hale i . \ : ie ee es ; Na, i iE ink OS OO ic Se ig ee Dells oS drei Caen ee bay 23) aig ot \ i ‘ > ‘ e b . “ : Ca ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 x , e a ener a. " cs = * : — : ‘ eS . : Liwcotn's philosophy, the President a — : : — eae Case Records of a id : F : “But a if mother’s baby, just sees that it is quickly adopted. “For the doctor usually knows the case. He is generally ac- quainted with the family back- ground of the baby. He can guess the intelligence of the parent with- It would speed things up greatly such babies. “I'm acting like a lot of my 18 Years Age - WAITES JOINS Allied Stores group. Expansion planned to add new departments HERBERT HOOVER sees im- minent danger in new U. S. for- eign policy of “interference.” 2% Years Ago ACTION IS deferred on CWA relief funds asked by FDR, With millions being used weekly. or- iginal allotment will be exhausted. SENATE RENEWS war debtor bill. Defaulting nations would be denied credit. _ Not Easy to Find Right - Foster: Home for Young ful attention to all such that ultimately have a bearing on the best interests of the baby and its foster parents. Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, erclosing a long 3 cent his psychologic (Copyright. Hopkina Syndicate Inc.) Portraits Baering Down ' By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER Internatione! News Service Unexpurgated .rumers from t hillside Balkans indieate the Y Like a sneer on a giraffe there is snobbery in high places. Seems that a collateral-gen- eral of the old guard married a beautiful young actress. She Was prettier than the Kremlin plans and specifications. With a little more publicity she could have been a Gabor. So the egotistical old dolls of Tito's cabinet snubbed the inter- loper. In the list of alphabetical explosions there is nothing more devastating than the I-bomb. Yugos, Bulgarians, Serbs and they get excitéd, To complicate the goulash Tl to's Veepee-Diilas accused his steamed-up contemporaries of cap- italistic envy. In Hungary roses for the fair, sugar for the sweet and baguettes for the old Bague, We had the same trouble here during Herbie Hoover's administration. Dolly Gann the sister of Veepee Curtis insisted on being goaltender for the salt. We solved that problem with the invention of the elbow table putting Dolly around the corner in the next room. Calcium Deposits Are oon of ‘Old Age,’ and Caused by Diet Lacking This Food By WILLIAM BRADY, ™.D. 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Poag City Commission that « county | recommended changes in constitu-| Commissioner Benjamin M tee today accepted wii attend the National Confer. ° - move to stahilize level of Sylvan | tion and ‘by-laws of the staff of * |} three ofthe State Highway Safety prceseernetals Ee cole see tes _ Gates (District 1) asked City En-| oo. ence on Mental Health in De @® — Emerson J eee roa ae one gineer Lewis M. Wrenn to investi- | S°™ers recommendations f0F | weit ‘next Monday and T my. | : Poag, former chairman of the | "a! pera te rage Aang Say oa hearings conducted |igate: reports a sewer being in- | traffic legislation but failed to take Gov, Williams is spotisop and’ Michigan Unemployment Compen-| nicht aff Sw oe ae , rag agp ; stalled on Strathmore was causing ooeee 8 5 ee renee Se OS eee oe ee ee ae en River oar oes local | proposed construction: — Sapeeeat walls te enaeh. The as - esc a Gores! _ $$$ $$ $_____— advertising executive disposal preven- | Twe-tmen paving on Center troduced to expand the | A native of Pontiac, Patterson be buried Thursday in Saginaw. | tion. at yg ‘is ons Milford Man Awaiting pat ad eee ae cae NO MONEY DOWN! EASY PAY! tie, Ot Siay ater] ond Comty Bar ot se | "See setanae pm |Aolgnment on Brockin | om pear and ce te apm Motor Overhaul |Fla., and brought to a hospital| drain conmulssione® to proceed Curt, gutter and drainage on & Rut-| A Milford man is free on $500) department and county road com: |f =*:-4 = eG for an emergency operation to cotelinah the tahoe: teva, Wa “Sanitary sewer on. westerly” wide ot wate ae Geaeiten tat entering semper egos ayaa eral or Other MECHANICAL BEPAIRS avx cathigs by edi oh Gn bao Frnt osem, aru Desbr os |charges yesterday. before White| “The ‘central file, recommended NOW... . 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Huron | Deputies Deport =, Hayworth had a clear path from || departed at about the same time Haymes Compromises With Former Mate; NEW YORK W — Singer Dick | Haymes and his actress wife Rita | | their hotel suite today after being | besieged for 24 hours by sheriff's | deputies cascying a civil arrest | order’ for Haymes. = | ‘The deputies arrived at the, Ho- | tel Madison suite Monday night iat 8 with the order, They last night when a compromise was reached between. counsel for) Haymes and his former wife, act | ress Joanne Dru, who obtained the | { arrest order ] | Miss Dru, now the wife of actor John Ireland, claims Haymes owes | her $33,323. In Hollywood last night | |a spokesman quoted ber as say- | ing: ; ! s LJ | Haymes very reluctantly, only aft- | er he had repeatedly failed to live | | up to promises to help support his | (three) children (by her) and also to repay thousands of dollars in tax money that I was compelled to | pay to the government ‘on income | jhe had earned during our mar- | riage. “ “When a grown man drastically ignores his obligations, he makes drastic action the only possible to see a clear, unobstructed cop deputies when they | the order Monday —~ T = . a 6 {° _— C) rm7L2LA S 6). Fug ete i PAIN RELIEVERS? Acid Indigestion? Try i i eeeere . ° 38 oe Current up steadily. Rate 2% eee SS ee ee ee ee See ane ‘a THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESD G. B. SHAW POSSESSIONS AUCTIONED—Gillian Gray exam- | ines spring dumbbells which belonged to late George Bernard Shaw, “I took this action against Dick ' at St. Albans, England, suction rooms where they were up for sale. Roosevelt May Will Contest Demands for Alimony; May Alter attorney for) Maintenance Suit | LOS ANGELES @—When Mrs. + | President's eldest son will resist “It's going to be awfully nice her financial demands. His lawyer, Samuel B. Picone, intends to subpoena Clifford A. refused to open the | McLin, controller of several insur- ance and finance firms his wife that he had been intimate with 12 women and her release of documents signed by. him, admit- ting improper conduct with nine of the women. Roosevelt countered with an accusation of blackmail and said his estranged mate forced him to sign the letters on threat of a divorce suit naming all indi- | Selection of Valentine Cards | % % nd OS Fer everyone 9 - oo your'lia V uM e Xpe mene o Renal Humorous 5 te * onus © STORE j @ KODACOLOR © 2-DAY PRINTING SERVICE - (Mack and White Only) ; ; | Oo ee Bet OBS Seeanen re 3.50 A Mutual Savings & Home Loan Association ' 16 EAST LAWRENCE STREET MAIN STREET—-ROCHESTER — Our payday regulars odd to their savings accounts from each paoy- check and hove the satisfaction of watching their savings build Regular additions, large or smoll, from your pay- checks, will help you reach your savings gool faster. 2% current rate and your savings are insured to $10,000. Join our payday regulars on your next payday! | takeo viduals and adding to his. father’s | burdens as president. Roosevelt's~- lawyer indicated | that the separate maintenance suit | Might be changed to one asking | for divorce because “in view of what has transpired, it is obvious they cannot live together as hus- band and wife.’ Flier Survives Jet ‘Crash Info-Factory GRAND PRAIRIE, Tex. @ — A his ejector seat into action and threw himself clear of the flam- ing crash here yesterday of his F80 Shooting Star jet. . The pilot, Capt, James C. Smith, 31, of nearby Dallas, was not be- lived seriously injured, but two j workers in the boat factory stor- age yard where the plane fell were killed and four others injured, Eyewitnesses said Smith's eject- or seat catapulted him away from the crash almost at the moment of impact. The plane, which faltered on | Council Shows Workers of city workers with helping pil up a $55,000 surplus in the munici- z j | Texas Air National Guard pilot set | 1 ‘ 4 BEEF HEARTS c bb. from Hensley Field, across a heavily traveled Dallas - Fort Worth highway from the boat fac- tory, narrowly missed a building in which 100 men were working. Workers killed were George Lee Tucker, 34, Arlington, Tex.; and William H. Slagle, 51, Trenton, Tex We poy | | Print—Standard. .. ose. $2.75 Top Sheets—Contoured Corners ic whee $1.50 White ceraptnpesees secs antes « SERS Z Towele—Washeloths—Git Sets . . eevee $298 “FE Pastele—16 22)... ose cere scence. Se ce sennes «$275 9 White, Pastels, 36 x 36..,....++ «+s $200 55 \W. Huron St.” arthor's QUALITY FURS |i _ $ 55 Kolinsky 2 Skin Scarf. .... $46 $189 Beum Martin 3 Skin Scorf $ 96 $ 89 Mouton Processed 9 Aen Kid Sin $98 $279 Notural Sheared Raccoon. .$196 119 Guanaquito:. .$ 66 $329 Dyed Squirrel Jocket. ....-$296 TT cs... 96 $329 Notural Ranch Mink Stole $296 169 Marmot Jacket $126 $229 Dyed Squirrel Cape -$186 pat ne. Lot pa gag $499 Block Dyed Persion Lamb $356) Fur prodwets labeled te shew country of origin of imported furs. Fur Seloa—Main Floor ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! $229 Blond Dyed Muskrat Coot.$146| i $229 Starlight Dyed Marmot. . .$146 $229 Amber Dyed Hair Seal Jkt. $166 —— J eeu | i ae 5) ge Waal bs ¥ x 4 se () : oad \ x] as , 3 eg Mey 2X4 ay 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958 _ gentle ee ere sagen ote Use Plastic Hooks * | rresing the Rooks firmly, nesiast “tme/Panhellenic | | am Valentines [onGorage Wall me munca » mid 0 100* ORLON | Guaranteed Washable 1954 Officers one" announce the Mrs. W. Hndson Ragsdale was | engagement of reelected president of Pontiac their daughter, yy City Panhellenic when the group) Alice. and met in the Ottawa drive home of} ““" * Mrs. Maxwell H. Doerr. Assisting | William the hostess were Mrs. Herbert Stamm, son: of Howerth, Mrs. Robert Nelson and eng Bey emg, |Mr. and Mrs. Other officers elected and in. M. G. Stamm | stalled -at the —-Mohday were Mrs. Thomas S. =P ag on of Mentor, president; Mrs. Allen Peters, re- Ohio. cord ‘retary; Mrs. Will E Bence corresponding. eecre-| le attended tary and Dorothy Cummings.} Fenn College treasurer. > . in Cleveland. At the business meeting prior | | to election, Mrs. Ragsdale asked | for annual reports which were given by Mrs. Gorden Reyn- elds, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. Brace, Mrs. Edmund §. Rogers and | Mra. Nelson. | Other yearly reports were . sub- The couple plan a@ June wedding. ALICE DAVIS | mitted by Mrs. Charies Allen, Miss given throughout the year and Mrs. | during the past year. | _ Mrs. Glenn was named budget |chaifman: Mrs. Norvell, project chairman and Mrs. Robert Ander- son, telephone committee chair- This seems to be an era of two cars in many a garage! probably quite new, representing a sizeable investment and driven | the wheel, the percentage of two- car families has~gone up tre- mendously in recent years Oue estimate is that of all | families with cars, about 13% are now two-car. families. Mrs. Charles Campbell, Sue Parmenter and Mrs. William Don- nelly were guests of the group. ‘Transparent Plastic ‘Saves Chair Cover Make your washable slipcovers easier to for by basti ; | Teraserent fuss shins te we |Catholic Women 7 eee ever-chate ot oats owe, (Name Chairmen 4 way, easily soiled areas Off Committees can be sponged with soap and| Committee chairmen for the water right on the spot between coming year were appointed Mon- regular launderings day evening when the League of aS | Catholic Women met at the League Hard Wear Mars Building on Parke street Sima F Nye inet de were 2-CAL Families Increase; tae v. Noval rm’ Housewife Has One Too . t First there is the “family” car, | homes further and further outside many of the bolder swains risked | fuller and busier lives. mL Hetty eres ages RS 935 tril te ing up that can be reached only | aking created. Turning from elo- by automobile. People are building | quent: vows ot love esting. city limits, housewives are leading | their chances by appealing to mi- | lady's sense of humor. One man. the nominating com. | ™4"y miles a month. . All this depends on the distaff | Valentine began: Lo M J ] a pa genres Dp Recap tiaras ss ig Pregeenin _ | driver. So when the time comes Wanted, » wite of Ue or ewe ers anlttes often ing woman of | for the family to buy a new car . <= : ae veal. Tet smteliotion naa the house. In tact, it's a matter | the wife often keeps the old one. And” decile affection, 45 S. Saginaw St. < of record that with more and more | i ' ae il | presented corsages to the retir- women sliding competently behind | Sometimes the husband buys wus prover re _ Next to Oakland Theater PE 5-7421 ° ‘or creation a used car for his business or- $6.95 Value EXPANSION BAND FREE! ‘With Each Watch Cleaned | commuting — and his family be- | ranks of with two cars. comic valentines — and their pop- ; ularity increased! Mischief-mak- in “~ com — — cna ers often signed a shy bachelor’s —she | cg ll reg ac taro ai and lovey-dovey valentine that failed Another time when the need | = - : If the truth mest be told pressing issue is when the teen- eM al tse fine. agers begin to drive._The family Be alge a ; blade . reaches a point where one car But no faverite of mise | | petual motion. | was answered in like manner. } | Still in existence is an early val- Many parents have found that | entine showing a melancholy frog their sons and daughters are = surrounded by polliwogs. It quips: more interested in a car's care “Why! You don’t mean to say and upkeep if they have beea ‘you'll not marry me.’ What next? | helped to find a way te buy a LONG ON LIFE and LOVELINESS ‘Lupcury’ Fobrics | Appointees included Mrs Wil-| car ef their own. fell — = a ¥ +Ham—Bean—membership—commit-— ier families with more than The natural poise of the smartly clad woman is yours an 9 95 SHORTIE COATS The gently flared topper you hope will enhance your forever wordrobe into the same downy fleece you buy con . .. when it wonder-washes when it repels woter, snubs wrinkles, moths and mildew . se when its lightweight wormth means smort comfort The National Institute of Dry | tee; Mrs. Oscar Denham and Mrs Cleaning points out that some | Wilson Palazini, house; Mrs. Floyd | not designed for hard service, you Mrs. Delmo Chapdelaine, USO. may expect it to look worn around = Mires. W. J. Hinds heads cancer the cuffs, collars, buttonholés, petiet; Mra. Lionel Thebo, camp- down the from edge and across fire girls; Mrs, Thomas Gaffney, the seat after one season's use. sick cards; Mrs. Frank Zuicker, NOOCW; and Mrs. Harry Riggins, archdiocesan league. Mrs. Charies Phipps and Mrs. Dan Call are on the house committee. Mrs. Thomas L. Carry was elect- ed delegate to the Detroit Arch- diocesan Council of Catholic Woniep to be held in Detroit in one driver report that the second lish firms. were already publish- | car soon earns its way in the ing ready-made valentines. Amer- | sold in the U. 8, — retailing from three cents to $38. | This was the so-called ‘Golden | | Age of Valentines,’’ when design- | ers used up to four layers of in- tricately embossed lace paper. Artificial flowers, tiny cupids and Local Woman Named Delegate 'to MOMs Meet Mrs. Edgar Thomas was elected delegate to the MOMS of America Inc. national convention Tuesday Is Your Soave On Custom Furniture At Manufacturer-To-You Prices FURNITURE MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS when you choose a 100% Orlon Fleece: the smart | look . . . the smart buy! Because fabulous orlon is [| coating fabrics are designed for Zielinski, entertainment; Mrs. Dan pieasure, comfort, and conveni- | ican sweethearts continued making | 270 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4.0558 . washable, wrinkle-proof, woter-repelient. serviceability and durability; others Call, budget and finance; Mrs.| ence it provides. their own until about 1840. ’ | ' ‘for luxury and beauty. | Joseph Omans, publicity: Mrs. But by 1858 over th a T If, every day, you wear a coat Arthur Crawford, big sister and a sh oh a year being A “ilebl rt | valentines ae vailable April. Mrs: Maurice Finnegan is the alternate when the group met with Mrs David Edwards of South Jessie street Mrs. William Morrell will be al- 3 ternate for the convention, which 7 will ‘be held-in May in Baltimore; | } Mrs. George Edwards of North | Md. . Perry street announces the en-| Mrs, William Jenes was elected 7 4 ~eerr"7""""""""""rrrreeeeeererererrrrrrrrrrerrvrryrey, rere eee Trereeeeeeeeeeeererererererererrrrr,”,”-”-”-””” SAMSONITE or SKYWAY LUGGAGE 4 3 Just the Gift for Valentine , $17.50 to $35.00 . .. Initial Free P 4 4 4 : gagement of her daughter, Pa-| chairman of the Valentine sur- tricia, to Bruce Schiink, son of the | prise planned for patients of Oak- | PHILIP'S 79 Nerth Saginaw Street Altred Schi | ian Tuberculosis Sani- a a They have not set a wedding date. | torum and Mrs. E. K. Vander- -FrrTTeTTeeeeeeeeemeemeeeemermermcermrrmrrrr----”---” ‘ = ne ee es al oe Se ea | giving. Wiggs February Furniture Sale = | ORLONS with a HANDMADE LOOK \ 1 10% Discount Anything on Our Second Floor! \ Discount during February on Chairs, Tables, Studios, all furniture items . 4 aiso pictures, mirrors, lamps, . . \ \ if wall racks, etc. . . . anything on our second floor at 10% or more discount during February, For ee cs in your —— . wo : these dress- ETT : cos — = ler 5 WILL HEYWOOD DREXEL Ge eutate Schcted elt cite cinasca on MAPLE and CHERRY MAPLE PINE ee oe blue or pink; blue Gngora on rss Now's the time for you te buy Willett Lancaster Me ple, Wildwood Cherry or the new Transitional Cherry [f/ direction of George Putnam, Ac- Ours clone! New lamps ot a very special price! white. Sizes 34 to 40. cout at 10% lees than the regular list price . . . Heyw Wakefield maple tables and rockers. Drexel companist was Mrs. Heldenbrand You'll be delighted with the ; 10 American Traditional Pine, too . . . Sale price app lies on special orders, too. . . a bonafide sale at ff) and Mrs. Wager played the cello interesting pottery os ore aren @ 10% sevings. | obtigato, bases in decorator grey and chartreuse, and jet a VailaDie: : Members of the Workshop Chorus oie , | eee et tea eee cree cane thodes In vad 01, elie Nene ' . 2 Open Til | Lindquist, Mrs. T.-E. Nelson, early for yours x gd 9 aes John B. agg airs. | TERMS! Fridays Mrs JW. Wiel Mir. Gord | HURON at SACINAW aed ‘ 24 .W. Huron | Mra E. D, Foley and ‘Mra. Ralph q y A } eo t F — | : | . | in 4 ‘ 8s a X . ? * . \ 5 » | | i ag \ ‘ ; : i ¢ ; 2 a a : 4 \ ay , ie Z ik ibneguy deme ; » ree aed ave * | vin se «| _THW PONTIAC PRESS; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1054 ‘ : mo mw —— : poe yi : 4 P . Ho A - BR 3 Nu hy rA Mary Margaret McBride Says: , Scrambled ay pe nl =) oes eae at She Has Become a Convert|Hamburger || . ya . 7 4 . ~oekipn os one to-Equal Rights Crusade ||\s Different — I-mever felt to parade for women’s rights. Nor had I, : ph Se gh a eB up to's short time age, thought, much one way or the other about | Janet Corlisle Uses swervise the activities of other, the equal. rights amendment that©the National Women's Party s| Plenty of Catsup in the sctvities of others” lve pu eS a , ae Favori a i | But all this is behind me for I've been exposed to Alice Paul\| Teenage Favorite concrete example of a place where Miss Paul, as no legislator in Washington needs to be told, is the . you did just that, and for how founder of the National Woman's Party. Before we BY JANET COELL long, and with what success. got the vote she was jailed several times, led Pentiae Press Feed Editer Fourth, having given all the in- marches on the White House and went on hunger Make way for teen-age cooks. formation for which the ad specifi-| strikes. We should ike to publish reci- : ; catty ae, Gent afd any mov. A righteously aroused Quaker, level-voiced, dedi- cones You might oversell, or your might cated, she's spent her energies and her lite for pes from young cooks , SO “shoot your wad” that you | the cause. And in about 15 minutes the other day have nothing to talk about in the she turned me from a good-natured skeptic into an Because we believe they should interview. iy ; earnest defender of her campaign. If there's any- yearn early to prepare Fifth, don’t mention a specific thing I feel strongly about, it's discrimination and Soe oo aan ong ‘ salary even if he asks for (itis, Miss Paul convinced that right now my own You might make it too high and government is against me. ing them. So, boys and girls , mover get an anewer, or you » “Our country’s biggest employer is the govern- alike, send us your favorite re- might make it tec lew. ment,” Miss Paul explained in the quiet, convincing MISS MenRapE |¢ipe for publication. Peltn, Misys Goente og cash renghemat = ayy da Today’s cook gives us her « on you years was pilloried anyway bureau recipe fer Scrambled Hamburg- Sremny ond he duit hae toe hysterical, wild-eyed fanatic. _— ich er is Janet Carlisle. A small s Say, then, something to this ef “And in our government today The regulation | Sir! with big vocabulary, 2 fect, “I would appreciate very any branch, down te the smallest affects firms of all types that Jawet is a ninth grade student a much the opportunity of having an bureau, may refuse employment | _.: sovernment contracts. These | ®t Washington Junier High a interview with you, at which time simply on the ground of sex. | 5.0. cam alse discriminate | Scheel. . we can discuss salary, about which There is a law against discrimi- I am open-minded.” nation for reasons of color, race ————— a ore — Sixth, if you fiid that you can- and religion, but women may be | “2” uding sewing, ; ; barred just because. they are | that’s why I'm an angry |cLurch youth group and spec- i mot meet with thé specifications aie | female on the verge of writing a | tator sports, We know she's a , i ag rcgh “An olan who passed her | eS eee : congressman about getting behind, gcRAMBLED HAMBURGER rience record—don'{ answer that examinations with fine grades was | te equal rights amendment that ng at ad. . tumed down by a bureau chief’ Alice Paul and the National) |) othe 4 ee ee ee | io baby’s growing up! You et her mn, We iy | Woman's Party are championing. 1 cup « wartd which will get yOu 08 2 | vent these ederabien for her tow! | te would refuse empleyment on| fo! | Tmt ot these creping! PLES ‘ ser to a box num’ber ad when you : ” pre On | riders taken out, too, so that I Melt fad in frying pan. Break “d lack the qualificsptions! Precious scalloped dress has wings Lr ap engl ie alle or ‘reed can be a first-class citizen from |, \ burger into ny bite to set J (Copyright, 1964) or putt-sleeves and a sweet-heart | TA “witn we inquired why he |" OO thie Cuistakenly | the scrambled effect . Add eat- . ar . penny-pocket! Sunsuit is one piece, | didn't want a woman, he explained Fiven Ae Mectaaen sup and. seasoning. Cook until > Give Dust Brush-Off opens fiat to iron, seat lets down | that she might have to climb a the mixture turns # dark red . : ick changes. Bonnet ladder some time. ' brown. ‘Tako ene uheet of constructien pay! maemo ripley nd A timetaving way of cleaning | f° Oe oe We pointed out that this women | O'd Socks Useful Do not pour off the excess fat, t paper and fold it in half cross- wrong paste. You | furniture with elaborately carved | piece = had been brought up in the country! Don't throw away old socks. /@s it. he in the catsup wise. Measure strips either one- com wae two or tires iisrent | designs is to use an ordinary point Pattern 4524: Toddler sizes 1, 2,/ and was quite athletic. We added | They make excellent dust mitts. | flavor. ' as the meat ° half or one-fourth inch wide and | COT. Try it! brush ps a duster. 3, 4, 5. Size 2 dress, 1% yards 35- | that climbing ladders seemed a bit | Woolen socks especially are excel- | course with aad vege- cut thom with scissors, leaving | ACROSS | ‘ inch; playsuit, 1% yards. outside the usual editor’s work lent polishing cloths for wax. a border on alll sides. 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Sizes 7 to 15. oala Sportsscar—Strest Level ina + % Saas 2 = Be: 3 a ~+ a ; a a ee ae \ - ) i : ‘2 % { fate 7 Fg 7, ‘ 4 ; j rd f MI sy fe PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1954 | to Club Auxiliary _|Soroptimist apie bros | Club Aids = + became the | Flospital TV | Ben Parr | bocal Unit Donates Senda to Help in Therapy abbas -tn for State Patients OES Group ~ Pint |Nights Slated- of the Ladies“ Auxiliary to the) ‘Metrepditan Club when the group \ JOLLY |met Tuesday evening in the club Ti rooms. on South Perry ‘street. J. Hostesses for the evening were | Willson and Meeting | Mrs. Harry Isenberg and Mrs. | 2 Your Child's Feet Have a Better Chance in CHILD LIFE ARCH FEATURE SHOES | ooeWlth Extra features for Extra support drive are their | at Pontiac 288 Feb. 22; Mrs. K Ken- q neth’ Madsen at Southfield Feb. 24 parents and bridegroom is committee presented. the project MRS. BEN C. PARR) | Miwa weapane sine: fOr Heaslip-Willson Rites |": vavara rrtcmra rere | : a . . | flowers decorated the altar | sories m | ress t at Couple.to Live in Y psilanti) utt*ss.tist “sce, «10 sina tpn Cor St |r oon” S| ct a ep to the group for discussion. ie AY ie ‘ . 19. the son of the The long term project will co- oe a : SREP oe: e. Areme will hold tts Friendship Your child's fet have on inde | Clifton Purrs | qperate with the national Serer | MR. and MRS. CECIL H. HEASLIP “eee lisedivenes thas we at your remngaer | ane of Oxford. | au member clubs to become All S ‘ Ch h ° An invitation to attend the Ama- apa oy soy S| aints Church Setting | mma «smn | Planning to reside in Ypsilanti,; Mrs, Brosier received guests at pry rae aa cs cong, Eee pe hae aires ea, | Orion after an Ohio honeymoon. OES of Michigan Etta B. Bur- are Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Parr, her home dressed in a dusty rose : . — , gown with navy acc olpaey, Mrs. Carl Schultz is program Harold Heaslip. . goyne. who were married Saturday after- Mrs. P savy thee with chairman for the social meeting 7. Rey G eC. widainea | Make Family Junior past matron, Mrs, Gro- noon in Central Methodist Church matching acces , The brid to be hel Feb. § in Hotel Waldron. | |, de 5 Ok Gane | ver Remiey led a study and . Members voted to change the ormed Catch-All for reading of “The Second Mile” - by the Rev. Milton H. Banks. later changed to a periwinkle blue meeting second guests _ The bride is the former June wool dress with navy accessories. | jo 7th => | aon | Arden Brosier, daughter of the Ben attends the University of | i stead William D, Brosiers of LaSalle | Michigan and his bride attended | win be etfecti CLEVELAND (INS) — A family ) State . a Normal College. | The projects for the year were 4 uvlon tulle and Ince | 2U"dry bag of a storage bin for| ducted a proficiency Oxtord are bridegroom's discussed“Monday evening at & | fashioned with ince huserts in the | Sui, a skirt = = 3 E i 2 # + F | é y i b § F A , zk a : parents. j * tame was chosen bride | i . wore matching nylon Young Felts. liste hstemcrery: S| ns sas Opin saat mil Drhae Roce noad | |Siteee eae eas [ian Se ose was embroidered the rs. bride- white prayer w i ape a bodice, which was fashioned with elect Carol Cheegham with a ne Bedspread and white roses and velvet stTe8m-| inch f fs yd a yey “ and , a bateau neckline, petals of kitchen shower Sunday at the home Everything's two-faced this year | ers formed. her bouquet’ leery . SHOE STORE Seat entra sh ry re Ere ee rey ee [army rhage Huron g A F Lj Eg 5 i z - z 4 F i : E z | i . B#s FES skirt. A net bonnet held her shoul- drive. both as a spread and a blanket. | fashipned : rend FE 2-7440 | derength veil, and she carried «| Carol, niece of Mr. and Mra,| Nylon fringe perks up the soread sheath with a matching jacket | \ wich ¢ name e rayine te ine |Sgit Cuts G — — will_exchange nuptial | Side and satin binding decorates tor her duties as matron of honor. | design have it run sraninddhan urs Grease netie |vows Feb. 9 with Pvt-—Waynethe blanket side ____________ gy. carried a colonial bouquet of | 5, the selvages " Quality Materials, Experienced Operators! Jeanne Brosler attended her |horts of Starr avenae an thant fear—two articles | pink roses and carnations. ' kept free of grease and odors by . arr avendve. | 5 Permanents © from $5.00) |) srtor taue over tattetn ana’sne | GU0st8 at her shower included | Mand or machine in thick sop ster, and Mrs. Elwood Cobom | sides and seivages together, pla | them once a week. , ° Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Clifford Todd, | 84s. All trims come clean with- | wore gowns of orchid taffeta styled | and stitch seivages up to Ww. — ey -_ she twe and : carried (= colonial bouquet of Mrs. Gaylord Rosebrook, Mrs, | °Ut danger of shrinkage or tading. | ii the bride's with corsages of | one-half inches from the top end. CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP ain ho ee | Robert Walker, Mrs. Richard Prue, vislets aa lak ina Back tack. You now have a tu- a 11 NW. Horry St. Phone FE 2-631 Opposite Hotel Roosevelt || Dales. Jack Parr Mrs. Gordon Rosebrook and the COming Events Sam Serra was best man, and| bular plece of material. Fold it Beauty Clinic Sen — _— bride-elect’s aunt. seating the guests were Mr. Carr; se the seam is at the center, . , Local Woman’ Hosts SSS TARS EVES! ae ET EE) ES |p ar ease cle "a 4 n Mos : . . Faia LorbdaG __ of 128 Pm | The bridegroom ts the son of | Pull a hanger out so that it isi] MAKE UP? : eta Lam roup Welcome Rebekah Sewing Circle will) nse and Mrs, (Cecil Garfield | evenly diamond-shaped. Then bend . meet Thursday at 10 am. with @ co- ° MARK DOWN? Mrs. Harold Wedow was hostess ve luacheos et seen with Mra Heaslip of Lakeview drive. ee or ; ; for the Monday evening meeting | tice of officers. : ‘|, For the ceremony, Mrs. Heaslip pp of the bag over There are almost os many ideas of Zeta Lambda Chapter of Beta = ©. Butterfield Tent 9, Deugh- | Wore @ pink crepe dress with rhine- | "° Sides of the hanger, with the about applying meke-up as there Sigma Phi sorority in her home on | ters of Union Veterans will meet Thurs-. stone trim and a corsage of white seam at the hook. Turn the edges are people who use it. Af one et § p.m im the hall on W. Pike ; to the inside of the bag, folding a ee aad, bs adel des | cardenias. Mrs. Willson wore Davy | raw edge under one-half inch, and || sniy tpetich end the ether yes ue aad, Aout Weenaa” eae ta Malta ‘Temple Board will hold « tah | DUS ee ai one ated rose | 3% see is the “crepe paper effect” be held Feb. 18. in Detroit. The | in the Make Temple a: 8 Perkins 6 After a reception in the Rose |, This bag can be hung on a door |} which i» the result of too mush group decided to present a check | puaice paisthes Class of First Baptist |Kneale Room of the church the “0b, from the bottom of a drawer |{ Peres oe ® iy mus Alwar to the polio center in Farming: | Chureh will mest Sunday from one te new Mrs. Heaslip changed to a|! ® dresser, or on a bed post isn't to cover up & bed skin but ton for a wheel chair. . the heme of Mary Debeen, 01 @ Frances, RAVY blue suit with red acces- an better ‘to felow 8 simple Saddle Soap Saves fp strive for ‘am siuborate effect Rain-Soaked Shoes do's well. Tos trae ts toward If you're caught out in the rain afl p= Bl BE and your good calf pumps are The essentials are the lips and RN | soaked, give them a coating of BS Sacre ok oe pap aaa dae brows m = yng This will prevent stiffening of the | Phone Edythe McCulloch leather and make them look fresh Beauty Shep, FE 2-7431, again when you go over them 608 Pontiac Bank Bldg. with a soft cloth, NOW ENJOY RAIN-WATER SOPTMESS for all your wash- ing. New ARMOUR SUDS with Tri-Polly, the built-in water softener, prevents soapy scum that leaves ~ clothes dull and gray. SUDS washes ~~ [> ote: bush tan som, to 7% CASUAL THEME minutes instead of 25, In your by GEORGE HESS dishpan ARMOUR SUDS"’ high wet- ting power penetrates grease and No wardrobe should be without it . . . Our rayon gabardine coat. dried egg yolk in seconds. Dishes in tet in ental always handsome and always ap- propriate. In style-wise tones of natural, red, green, cocoa, grey, : 1795 Other Geo. Hess Dresses from 14:95 | Coat Clearance Shorties and Long Styles voce on wis Pick a Plaid °29 *99 *66 -... for Spring! CHARGE ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE i . What’s more cheery than a pee make it Homer Laughlin plaid that’ thentie as the Scottish heather. In four soesly. pet | a black, and yellow. It’ Scotch price, too! * 16 Piece Set $495 2 Open Dail ARMOUR'S PLEDGE TO YOU! . contd If you don't find ARMOUR SUDS wash your clothes wn ite Saturdays 10-6 “aster, cleaner—we'll quickly return your money. || Sundays 2-5 , Shop for Casual Clethes in Cad Regan z | bess P OTTERY : For Your Conpenience Open Daily, Sun. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.” - : = a | , , : _ iin HURON at TELEGRAPH S281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 4-1894 - : hi ; ; re 4 | ee | eee Fe Eee yO ae io ; ' ; prea | 7* is P ; 4 it. fete Ee a } 499 : y ‘oa i ¢ ‘3 5 ad ' f j \ ee | 7. 1 § a " { i \ , 3 | » : ray r ; j é a 3% be ‘ sl THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1054 qe pS a Pes Li ee. Sf ies i : , SEVENTEEN > ; i ae id / ‘ a F ' oy tee ee It's N Too Late to Apply Truth We've Leained About Ourselves.” s Never 100 Late to Apply Lrut eve Learned About Uurselves. °~ hss 1 P : ~ is Pye P ‘ a ‘ ¥ ms a * he 3 Ke - ie y 4a . - # for gracioas dining. Ps 62 doll, in s and ihe t 2 ia ok > a -_ os 2 ee ee j ; ! : has easy-to-follow directions. the result is sure to quéll | ; pattern — add 5 cents for ————— at to Win Son’s : pattern for ist-clas mailing. Send (f =\4 iC j to 124 Peni Pros Necdecet, | PERMANENTS |* ~ ve . 0. 4 whe H York. Print plainly pattern num- . , tting reshap || But to Stop Asking ber, your name, address and zone. |] ing. Have it done NOW. a for His Approval to . i Short Curl Justify Hersel, Make Doll Bed | ,acm, By MURIEL LAWRENCE ty, . ~ It’s never too late to correct the i From Cigar Box wom 7 i * " | mistakes: we've made with a child. Peeeenprn — a hace $6% b agit! k Pred € Hows, Rays! Oak Ruth P. Koshuk in a recent issue Sethe for existence, ty Gig Or ee ee aoe of “Understanding the Child,” a = deee. No Appotntment Necessary Gopace O: Sicinete. s0 W. 6 publication of the National Associ- _ Attractive doll beds can be made IMPERIAL t I 1, om ation for Mental Health. trom a cigar box, with spodls for — . case, Wrietor She writes: “The relatively nor arly ee Beauty Salon coe & ~y 4 -wy mal person can often accept new Paint the bed, add a ruffled ; Rembert ©. Parker, Auburn Heights truth and put it to work helpfully pillowcase and bedspread and a|f % & Pike St FE 46-2878 a Robert Spetie,mocheeter | | in his own daily lile,” dust ruffle. Add an inexpensive s Sine ied W. Chicseo Soot we tas atin ces PLANNING A VALENTINE PARTY? (3°) 4 1 y= W. Bloomfield truth that has not heen Include Special Entertainment oe yy & plied to her daily ~ ETTES . ._. present Precision Dancing ; Her first family-disapproved “ . ” marriage ended in desertion and| &. ©42 JACKIE RAE” STUDIO divorce. Four years later she mar- ¢. Wak STUDIO om 6. Telegraph of Voorhets vE 98 : k ried Mr. G., a responsible and de- aura = —— 4 voted husband. He is deeply re- | ; : 4 4 St Gis sented by her 12-year-old sen, | New! The circle tablecloth is | = " erin : = | | Frank. | the center of attention on your din- | age BY © 2 ee a oa) ne . tes. “Fie. | iM& or coffee table! Jiffy pattern | Specialty Shop ® ae PE * Ee : jes ae ene I was impe- | stitch is fast and fun — use heavy 718 West Hukon Street BS FE 2-3220 | , rv. Bes : ey a tient with the boy’s natural | Cotton (string) for this! © Jewelry © China _ © Linens Lingerie Day, Half-Day, re , ae i jealousy of Mr. G. Now I know| Crochet a Sinch circular cloth | . . Evening th Sy? that my impatience was fear of t pa 2 8 | losing my chance to justify my-| + < . ’ Shorthand Theery = ~~ ) “4 fa self to my family in a stable mar- Se Ls o os ye , ” riage. The hurt was done to Frank Stenograph ; ola , rae Se “> and now it’s too late to mend mat- ' Executive Secretarial A it} a ee Te What a cruel idea! What earth- : r a wey, “a - . 2 x e “ 2% is & to reali | Ch Br Oy 7 oe & ; * ——. WCAR, Coffee THURSDAY AFTERNOON | °6:15—WJIR, Clark Quartet WJBK, Tom George 7:43—WWd, News 1:60—W. Road of Liles wd, Be CKELW. David ww. = 1: —7es, Alex Drier “ Charm Time » Sette wxYZ, Soe "world i oe ye w Sees, Cun "GaiW. Neve, Wale CKLW, Gabriel estter _ Dr. e- WJBK, Tom George 015 —wIR, Bed Ouest aS ae, Ouest House ‘wonay 2 ne ami bereytelhenn telling neice oe, a uel Say Ste $:30—-WiIh, Music Hall Tom George & co_w. WCAR, Messenger pomp, 1:18—WW4, Alex Drier wwa, “= a Mile 8:45—WCAR, Radio Rev. ~ teem. un. bo Burton ‘Sa. 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Orders af Flint iat rite i CNgireese er NSE Raeaeam FLUORESCENT LIGHT CO. 283 Orchard Lake Ave. In taking invento 7 excess furniture. to prior sale) at. .... eerereeae “*e ee eveve METAL CHAIRS Art Metal (uph) ..........11 | Cramer (and Harter ...... “ee @* **eeet eevee ev eeee WOOD CHAIRS ~ B. L. Marble —uph ...... -B. L. Marble — no — eeeeeeee pore | — SAFES... .. 20% off RED TAG SALE! we find that we have about $8,500 worth of e are selling these Red tagged items (subject Bookcases — GC. W., wood... .1 Valet ZU, gray, 4", 2 sides 2 FILES ASE Xray ............ gas pees mp Art Metal — 8x5 cards ..... 1 Art Metal — legal counter, olive finish . 1 keh ae 5 Biddle —~ ten drawer ...... 2 Cole ee. ee ace Globe W. (walnut weed) . ode Lexington Top Flight ...... 4 Steel Parts .......... sacee 3 Victor 711 (1 drawer) ..... 3 Victor (2 drawer firemaster 721D — green) ........ 1 TYPEWRITER TABLES Vente «(6 6 iN c% ona eres | Metal Stand, No. 100 ...... 1 STORAGE CABINETS Biddle ..... ey ered e wa Midwest ...... Sd a wsie eels 6 Lennox, shelving .... 1... 2 | SAFES ‘Mosler (walt safe). Mosler (chest) ........... 1 . See cicieeeeon © a Se ere ee 1 . 35,000 No. 10 Window Envelopes. ............$425 Per M GENERAL PRINTING and OFFICE SUPPLY. | 17 W. LAWRENCE ST, “nance agen new Wee me Poe Bina Tene 2 & Plastic WALL TILE verre ove ~~ , we're ore ere oe he Adwerticed on Mr. ond Mrs, North’ TV Show! LINOLEUM—Congo_Wall oe teen ea : “ . \ XT THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 > : Both For $1295 Wedding Bands, i lewelry Department GEORGE'S NEWPORT'S surance,~ keeping up Throat Sore? Raw? relief with JOHNSON'S THROAT @ throat specialist's From the first dose, sore- Seft Water Service . 9904 Walton Biva. OR 3-9614 | Joneses. He has to plan for prom dresses for his girls, and pocket money for the boys when they get ready to spark. . * “When they do start sparking, he supervision over the beaux tee and, girls they pick or the hours keep. But he isn't around enough himself to have much to do go along, if he is iz have ship with them he always thought would work around to—if he weren't just so busy. but he knows he has RED N PAULI Co. 28 West Huron St. Come February 14, moke your Sweetheart's Valentine a gift +] of radiant, heavy weight wronke Tea iael) doesn’t trust his wife to exercise | Wife all the things you wanted to - Men Reach ani Ideal Age ‘Where Worries Dissolve i | ? i fi ee | = z erreker utile | “And the worries begin all over !again. You wonder what there will be left to enjoy at 65. The kids! | will be gone, the job gone, and | not enough income to do for your | do when you started the road to gether. “I don't want to be 35 Again. I} never want to be 65. Middle age | is the best age.” Allendale Forms Group | to Negotiate for Doctor | ALLENDALE ~The Allendale. | Pearline area in Ottawa County would like to have a_ resident physician. Some 300 residents have formed the Allendale Health and Medical Foundation to see what can be done about it. The Foundation will first try to | find a heme and office space) before trying to locate prospective | doctors. Smokers to Compete F LIN T ® — Arrowhead Pipe are puffers in Ohio and Péntwater Post Office [J stew lcaton witout tter-| sid, doueg the pace araatie ‘ ’ sacditaale ruption of service. Postmaster to : Opens in New Location | ip o-Brien and his aides completed serves 320 box customers, _PENTWATER @ — The office opened for business Monday' The new rented space, O’Brien! trons on « S0-mile route, NO DOWN PAYMENT... E New 1954 Speed Queen Washer . PAY ONLY , %2a WEEK Full capacity porcelain tub, odjust- oble pressure wringer with instant safety release. Maximum guarantee. the space available | Voters OK School Bonds HESPERIA @—Hesperia voters > fssue and a tax increase of 10.8' use.” \, | Y TERMS! Coaster Wagon Filled With Soap With Your New 1954 - . EAS Filled Full Size Cooster Wagon Year's Supply of Soap milis for 15 years to finance can- struction of a new elementary school and remodeling of the pres- high school With f > | iChd 274 108 NORTH SAGINAW A sensational. the market. And of course you news, too. FE 2-7257| you look at 2, you can see a lot of what makes this new 1954 Buick SpgeciaL so You can see the long, low, sleek and ultra- glamorous lines that add up to the biggest automotive styling change in years. You can see the remarkable new windshield with the back-swept corners—greatest viei- bility improvement since closed cars came on local delivered price —- which is headline For that, as a shopping tour will tell you, is just a few dollars more than those of the so- called “low-price three.” BEAUTY TREATMENT THAT OrvEs 19% MORE VISIBHITY New bock-swept windshield on olf 1954 Buicks is the latest note in moder styling, ond a big step-up in your view of the rood chead. Bat what you con’t see is the rest of the sensational automobile that’s yours for the The spectacular power of this Spsciac’'s brand-new V8 engine. The honest six-pas- senger roominess. The truly modern interior °Optene! equipment, cocessesies, state ond ince! tues, § oxy, eddibonc Prices may vory shghtly i» odicieing commenittes dee fe shppemg chorges. All prices subject to change withoe! sofice. luxury. The superb new handling ease. The sublime comfort of Buick’s famed Million Dollar Ride—now steadied even more by a newly developed front-end geometry. Fact is, there's so much that's terrific about this new glamor car, you ought to drop in and give it a really thorough study and sampling. That way you'll prove to yourself that the buy—and the thrill—of the year is Buick. Come in this week, won't youP can see the price — the WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUNT BUICK WILL BURD THEM Phone FE 2-9101 - } OLIVER MOTOR SALES — 210 Orchard Lake Avenue Pontiac, Michigan shea ~~ * Fil H Hal a ft ead % aPC + Pay + 4 i ny al Juds icip 5 i Hie bint MTL " fi. | bt plies Fe, lead ye tment of Mun ' THE PONTIAC PRESS t ne PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, 7 reverse in each range. It offered a self starter at extra cost. proweiee Se ae) pan Ge has a selective two-range transmission, four speeds ahead and two = Off on Appo —— Ss giant handled heavy pty, its top speed was 15 ld 7 UARY 8, 1954 ty Ho ~ Model Trucks Displayed by GMIC in Moforama OLD ARMY AMBULANCE—This 1917, three- quarter-ton vehicle carried mercy overseas for Allied troops in World War I. It was powered by WED { - = . 3 mph, fully loaded, 12.8 mph. Powered by 2 51 horsepower engine, it Ci ‘ ef tn oHi np ae Fa sauna a teal va i pith fhe Pil: i HSB yall: HE ais wT ie HE wae ar H ‘14: + eta HD ut Hirt # att vit Ht i 1; Hil rf Het ine unl a a fF | rt ry ip ts ii; , a ayes ne mith th Hus [tied ae dij I; lane: ain if Hens erHir Hie ee ut Peete Aude ee aa =* t #3 B pugtess + F tht he ite Tf He Ae ut ena ei a | HE LTH eu ea hit ial | i ali Hi fa ae Pet lge psy 1 it ti it oF te Tht THER tithe fi iia Sees es (a 3 £ a 723: Pe, , mia 3 ut if i lift 4j, OM | i i} I 8: : A ft cess | Re i yu Hu SF Seti tility enh 4 alee Heil te i ile q teeta it iil i fh hie HEL Scar Erle] @ 25688t a Fl | ‘ils =a te a 8 £5 i ily, pelen thy ip = He Hl et] pitt wt i 22 fyi tiie ite al a i ily ant Heres il lal: a nie ali i i:> i an i: ssi he: fils “e- . Ce ae Hintiastli aa cstpg BB age ea At t i Sy we . a ae ae rT me N se aks re __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1956 - z { , Ts \ 3 ecg i \ < * cutting the amount to $20,000, called for the money from a cashier handed the cash in a money bag afte] i ine irk ! Police said the pistol in Davis- son's belt wag a phoney and that aabamcghengs Lag ane gh i finger on Dunlap and | children, They said Devisson ad- mitted serving time West for motor car theft, iz ges g z xy i i STpLFS TE Tate eR alge fe pte He | | i i : f In keeping with AuP’s policy of giving tte customers the moet good food for thety money, here are sensational coffee values — America’s Outstanding Coffee Buys. You cannot bay fer tating cfs a any pal Flavor and freshness unconditionally guar- anteed to please the most exacting i or full pur- chase price quickly refunded. Buy Custom . Ground AsP Coffee. Save! Save! Savel: ' MIGHTY GOOD. ‘uielat amis dine & Donuts 29% A popular favorite between meals and with meals... and such en easy way to pleeer your budget! - Sandwich Cookies ‘iivon" . . cr%: 19 Cocoanut Gold Cake wo ures , , “nt 5% Pumpernickel mnnucee , , oar 19¢ Pop Corn run. rorrse cewkhee te 1Se “ i i ee ee FAMOUS FOR QUALITY — PRICED FOR THRIFT! ann pace SPAGHETTI Sauce =—— = Mayonnaise - MORE ANN PAGE VALUES! Kidney Beans .......,.. ‘Sar 10¢ Prepared Spaghetti... . . .2'tia’ 25¢ Saled Dressing ......5... Sh 47e Tomate Soup ........ .4'tha 35¢ Black Pepper tom .. Yin 25¢ Made of pure, eweet milk from tested dairy herds, eveporated to double the richness of fresh, whole milk ++. and enfiched with Sunshine Vitamin D. Family Flour werrrm> , . , 10 ls 7% Bright Soil Ammonia’... ... i. 15¢ COS SOS SSS Sean, MORE JANE PARKER FAVORITES! JANE PARKER PLAIN Raisin Bread. . ‘<3 15¢ PARKER BROWN ‘NW’ SERVE JANE * PKGS. Rolls ®eese es 2 Or 12 29% White Bread saveurvos , , , OSE 17¢ Potato Chips «wevawe .,.. Lak 59e Coffee Cake srrusasm . . , , , sacn 33 aemmatmanel ANN PAGE Creenry Smooth Peanut Butter = 2 ohms . | Made of fresh-rossted peanuts. Spreads smooth, steye ANN PAGE PURE PEACH, PLUM, PINEAPPLE, APRICOT, ORANGE ond MARMALADE Preserves -~-4::99 Made from juicy-ripe fruit, picked at ite peak of flavor. Testes like the . choicest home-made kind. You never tested finer! ANN PAGE. your food with savory flevor! 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Battle Creek to vist een, sn ltckone Ung tn soar ote ae Mau Mau No, 2 Man pt 0 Visit soups The Far East Command said BALTIMORE i indo" ah toe go wt «a|Gets Death Sentence Rennel on Korea Front Mtias Monroe's tentative schedule} Cab driver Stephen Joseph Ches! siroort employe went to its aid. , TOKYO "@.— Actress Marllya| Sls for the tip wo Sart Poh Hi), Se a nnee SAP-| Now the loon reposes at the public po gor ao alge a Monroe will make a four-day visit | robbed | Nuseum Lost.17 Lhs.:.e"""™ Co oe [Seng had oO ani cht with the bnlp wlth AMY ade the announce. | Ex-Wife of Sugar Heir" | Tice" Sitatatoner, “amnomeed| Women in Club Delay |"Gen. China,” to die. He was tence! Cancantrate pes sender | ment tay, adding Mtmat|Marvies for Sth Time | Ches had been accepted a5 & Bro! Their Ban on Coffee found guilty ‘. 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M, @—A Transpiqntation -of living nu- og ne for French. | sell, 40, who maintaing he keeps | Relieve it or not, I've. been is} stole—-i2-doren- eggs trom-—a farm} diel-from-one- another has! in See flew them for for Fourth Term. by H “4 c . Bathe tender shin with his small number of French Las ‘ first, time trained in Europe took them | LANSING (UP) — Rep. John | donated his 105th pint to the Red | tracks and found » of} in celig from animals higher in RESINOL o.ctont | T. Lesinski (D-Detroit) predicted |‘Cross blood bank yesterday, Taste ore eae Soa OE WSs | Ady bed Ge D cae Teseene ee of Me Gan Ge Mave ~ otc the emergency was ended. tuday that. Gov. G. Mennen “I was on crutches suffering | and grades of geese. was no sign arly eggs had celled amoeba. a Williams will be a candidate for’ a sumed the arrangement was | governor. ‘ ' . . planned a CAT meas oe “T think he’s paving the way you ALWAYS SAVE AT - ing the planes until French crews | to be a candidate for Governor: INES 2 : > | aia eentoets sidan and Stunt |S siaasing te 80 © Comtianny 82 ae one ae im ©) oe | mo : : ito deliver a continuous 22-minute | for the governorship agam. . | Chama toomer chat of taf Fly. | wt thing wort extcenatically. is, Sa eon: sa oe PI Ce ge ner ot OST" |The. unit-called the “Microma: | fall election because Republicans| Om ie DAYS THRU SUNDAY MY Slides cued Monologue for a Governor's mansion,” Les : inski said. Work Automatically aparece said he figured the NEW YORK (UP) — A new ma- | Governor's staff would not care to my bill to appropriate funds. . 4.% tic” —fits into @ container, the sise might say Williams got me to| [ 1690 MGRAIN pro- | Democrat said. s peat S| adn wpe ow WI KIDDIES j ; judge Dodlres Man BD, VALS aes WITCH Haze 16° ' ¥<> | Sexual Psychopath 4 N gs a. 29° P IDINT-~ = Albert W. Marsh Jr., 32, of 1070 Bangor Rd., Waterford town- ‘ ship, yesterday was declared a j —— of 14 for 6%c 4 criminal .sexual psycopath by | Circuit Court Judge George B. A g| MAS yy Hartrick after a non-jury hear- ce "Taree examining doctors termed 4 } ew ) “9; / B o AC H S Lop \c Marsh a psycopath after be was charged with taking indecent ~ | Hberties with his 6-year-old daugh- 4] | ter. He will be committed to state mental hospital. Ps Cops Practice on Birds SAN ANTONIO (INS)—San An- tonio policemen abandoned their target range recently for the birds. 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Looks Cc , by SANDERS we*” 24% For kitchen, betd- 0 Sinks ‘s : end (Counter t rn N Tepe a ad = 4 o*e ae Of y ¢ * a ° * em.4: 4518 North Woodward Avenue , - 1 Bleck South of 14 Mile Read WOURS 8 TO 10 DALY — 10 TO 4 SUNDAY. [UN NINGHAM’ S$ FOR VALENTINE CAR De ee = a ee ee se wo ghey r — bat een: S Se ee ee i oer Ls Pee ee ce ce i er ae Os tn is, ee ee Be ee lk, ‘ ay THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1956 et samen, ite oooegmannennntitinsin stepaisinstinsnatingimnaaasi j 4 \ * “3 eu aa =/ Se ap . O . . could shift the tat ou of tantwond twee ood | OVAL Whims Originated |Farm Price Report . |store“ ‘i pines ¥ . es ° ; . f | Fs Dr. Indyk experiments : 4 |b init sare ine Gusrinents! Science of Measurements Likely to Show Rise Thiet Faked Out by Fakes}! _4 Winter because-this is the dormant | WASHINGTON =- The art of|men, picked at random and Wed} WasnINGTON UNS)—The Aark | ; ij season and “there ig leas danger of | weighisig and measuring. once alup ea'they tof church on Sunday edn baer oh te LOWELL, Mass. | Rocmes aad seicduaral reps matter of fumbling guesswork, pi first farm price report of 1954 to- | knew We possessor 1 brush con- ss ale antl Ae a. to country i yp oe a+ sing S| yoo a pene mech L'Heureaux: te hanks of drain-| The United States stopped mint- Technicians of the atomic age same words often had different | the. price tise registered last | firing them. They ing silver dollars in 1935, although now .weigh invisible sybstances. by meanings. The British (imperial) monial use only . Indyk, research | most of the “cartwheels” now in |~scales” that are themselves hard! gation stil! stands for « pint more | 4-Possible-increase in prices re- | pins. Se ye ee en ene ae le See 8 mee than a U.S. gallon. peat yan: sb heeded e, explains that this group '1 colienesive materiel S meereee | aan matric ayetom of is the season when supply of many ! = sTUULUVULUAU ETAL ATE PTE | that it nas t0 be magnified to show | bY meter, gram and liter in units| agricultural products levels off LOOK Your Best . — , —_ the watt ) of 20 haa simplified matters for the | and demand causes & rise in prices. y several countries ve| “In the report covering the month bed + ‘ . Scientists have — the | adopted it. ; ending Dec, 15, cgrieiiarel prices” SEE Your Best! Beaut PONCA WME ES Bl ae wee AS [tee ust Geet can ce fmt tt te te | ges crc nd exert ted ' aia | wes They have recorded: the feottall | Smune “ie Sew nations Oo pet out Sousa a» .. pe vas wale ake Tables made to order, any site or shape, including of the common housefly, and de- American science has turned to| Hog prices have continued high Dr. B. R. Berman - wre ee round, square And oval. 26 colors and patterns to stermined the degree to whieh & | 1. more convenient and’ precise | ‘uring the past few weeks as pro- Optometrist ae ere: =e Bee ~~ select from. Tables are equipped with self-storing bar of steel is affected by a fly's international standards of the me- | “uction has remained extremely Phone FE 4-7071 ts any, leaf. Chairs upholstered ip Comark material—s4 landing on it. ter (399.37 inches) and the kilo-|!0w. The cattle market also has OPTICAL DEPARTMENT colors and patterns—16 different styles. All Ancient peoples made rough esti-| gram (2.2046 pounds). = n — as — 17 N. SAGINAW ST. p chrome is triple-plated, including copper, nickel mates of distarice based on parts) vo. waited States National dicaul iaathaak actos, aes | ‘and chrome, of the body. Such terms as “foot.” | Boreau of Standards in Wash- ee ee eee tt “e:| ington—the arbiter of the coun- Made to Order have considerably in the} ty. weights and micasurce— ; pest. The now standardized 12-| woos « duplicate of the interna: ANY sure Bo aches ne Tansed from eight {0 tonal meter and kilogram pre- STYLE served at Paris. . < * Geevayers of po rage delet Even more accurate is a new $49" 16; Measuring device of atomic re- search. Man-made “‘mercury 198” offers the world's most precise AND UP standard of length. Using the wave length of green light that it emits, | Lifetime Guarantee scientists can calculate with an ex- | on All Chrome actness to one part in 100 million. | he BUY DIRECT and | 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. ae} SAVE % 86. What Size Are His Feet? ir - ee #* | GRAND ISLAND, Neb. w | | , | Me talmasters Mfs ( O Wayne Roberts was puzzled about | | 7 e ° &@ sudden case of foot trouble un- | ' 4436 North Woodward Near 14 Mile Road. Liberty 9-3011 > Spt Daily 10 A. M. to'#*90 P. 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Think of it, for as little as TWO CENTS an HOUR you can oper- ate this work-saving gas clothes dryer and throw away that old-fashioned clothesline. BUY NOW and SAVE during this big CLEARANCE SALE HURRY! There are only a limited number! MGOITIOS =e pee ee Sa = oo ae ee "Oscar" Like Pontiac Because” Toastmasters met last night at the YMCA. is ee.< Re Waye we | errteal from New Zealand for an Nears ; | eight-week tour varied from a re- (navertuameet) strained, over-awed greeting-at the « | treelined Farm Cove of Sydney's a : lichy Skin Rash /harbér to a full-throated tumul- -? tuous roar as they drove through 4 Stop like @ Dog! the city streets in a big, open car. ane gs The Queen was welcomed by the niet “Stee | Governor General, Field Marshal a | Sir William Slim, who represents cones. | the crown here; ae . New South Wal Lt . Sr \ Chacha BP Soh Northeott; Prime Minister Lake Theater | Robert G. Menzies and the Premier . ow tae LAK® N eerie Joha J. Cahill. Pontiec | She is the first reigning British % bad we ee | Sees te oat het on Ame vengh ee A win to ttt you at how happy 4 15 = — SKINLESS FRANKS | _Priceo For REAL savincs = 7 b. Po “Gren atl _T-BOHE or PORTERHOUSE ...1b., 99¢ 3 it AO ee |ocrtan am GARDEN GROWN SOLID RIPE | py 19: TOMATOES *: Le Sieg oe Pe ST Oe a Pe Ea A ‘ , \ - ’ es a% : y 4 eae = \ i \ f ; / is , } } tl ail r mac ge be tehga t * a { a ‘ ee “ 4 ~ one dap yf ke ee ‘ TY 1954 jt | eee mii PNT AN se sel PRESS, WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 3, | Gets ire ek opis | _____THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN ‘a 7 fe beaghenl uu + +4 \ aed a! ad ‘ ¥ i £ : ’ E * ‘ ia) } ‘ ’ ¥ = 4 a . i J mr SE TY Daint i Aesueed ° |Noisy Weleome | eee hing Kansas 70, Te defeat Orlane surraed, Dayton Te: Ske maae . ‘Togo Palazzl, the| thrashing Kansas 70-42, The the ona Enter ae " ——si Philadelphians | fourth period. Tog could do no| was the first of the season in 70 South Carolina cousted ad ~ A former) Students Also Salute . = campaign for the Crusaders’ top scorer, Seven race for the Jayhawks. oe ee tt ot , | | dung be oungearcoeges "| andi in row” Toy have| Gre TX pan shaded Washington of Secoet wim tilts 2 Kerses| Retiring Frank Leohy By ED CORRIGAN | including 24 four-year: lost three. . half, but -he found the other SP Sar oe te ee at Rally NEW YORK ; 0 and his buddies were | 10th in the nation, | the - | college said he took the| : Grande College) i. Bev Holy Cross, | of enrolling @ — Hun. pot ox vw bashet| sealing the thunder, pag ayn Boston See wae enl aeee scored an upset by sulinet Reosnss te Gemughe fe “wee rege ay a ae in sonia Bre on tnredibi mented ts positon asthe wp | edged Basion College £277 on just the same as mine.” eS ee ae rae acen wah on ine ( tear i the country by rolling over He is Wemeet Bore | an wa nouay, welcome. te TERY Se the siataticiane wot | iumgh without a setback. TT ine hots ot Senene Se. Che Wee oe Brennan, the school’s youthful new i the name in the | we win a 0 - , Lance of Pittsburgh | head footbal farewell have to change the figure. Bevo The Engineers have yet to | coach John College said And the students, in a record book, just of $4 points, | This was defeat No. 14. | ° into =‘Teschere trom hire to Frank Leahy, who on also held the old mark game. Seattle. which lost | e ; . Barnes received $10 after salute : d after 13 years as <4 38 field goals and | ifr emcee ee ~~ | Proyi e | Ory: and feo ft a te ae a boss of the Irish grid squad, san ; Mtl shoe lastnight while ead [its rs game longest winning | the bey promised Notre Dame victory march. 37 foul shots quintet to a possesses {tains won their Pittsburg. the the the famous ; pall actnieg ll aroneg ager ges reine Pacific ’ > Barnes did not return to repens peter mate 134.91 victory over | Zist straight by eteng- Reheerory ams uIn sched after teling entrench ommmnO | a masehing bend, by | 36th triumph in 20 games. | Lutheran 8244. Wes 20 straight Or working out briefly on the nowy conterense attended A | - “Bevo baa score | which was idle, éctens | : . Desketball court, Lance anid. Thé some «688 rey . They | opis an average of 21 victories without ad the weekly) prods Avenge Earlier boy is free under $1,000 bond, annie snd eS : 1,002 points, an xactly on a| La Salle, No had its 4 : With a hearing Feb. 11. jammed the lawn in com per_gume. That is last sea-| Associated Press poll, finished | Defeat by Mikes P'Barnes anid the moncy’ was | Jammed the iwn i treat | with his performance troubles for a half but on ; ane ea ae suas te 2 tae hotel, scene of Bréeunan’s Pea BM pokes bs 30 pues | op wits 190 dachslien ver Te 2-Point Triump EES vecasneman to “hep for Io prees conterence, There were 3 total poin ords last year laying his first SUBURBAN CATE. LEAGUE we me.” the many members of the | But all his by the NCAA—/| Joe Katchik, held Ajl-Am- 38 08. Presertes $$ “E didn't think it noy said. | sguad in the group. were — = rle-game scoring ion —. poe, seven | St Mery cou stam oi school’s money,” oe veralt | . Press conferencé ~ —_- feat of 116 points—because yg be niger ee ot Migeel revtite Mt red ott — correctly, is a million- | mark Leahy reaps A the form- — ee ae tae san Can tae ieee ee a | Betehocel 88: 94. Macy 108) 81. 94. ira pees) ae ec sca olny Ghd thy) nobnet year colleges. This_year. T wee invent Meili iS the exe whe is complaining. |< wien football coach last fll. ; i acy at tha ee Veron Nad money.” te ee ed os . j i Off Twsedey mat sete '& He hes lots af At 3, | oa of a ma Rolls’ Coming rlier loss to 8 youngest Work |jececce ote ee eet je clege eve ] Lea uers a ee the floor 13 to 12 Hea Both Leahy and & ajOr A benkets, sank 17 of 29. charity ee ee ta Tera Out in Detroit YMCA | testes su i ota cnarty 7 [TV@ [Bremen son, beve 8 tly Al been keeping the front | back. f America coach. Support DETROIT @ — It has been said sttice ef the Chicage, Waite Sox ee oe collected cat Will Determi mepmo galway glaring, gomm around feats; 1st-period mine for that baseball players lay ee eee ee free trrews fo the ’ e me and always will have lazy all winter. Deleck, who hurts two 1, 16-15, at halftime. , and Notre Dame é aS at phe Ply FoF rains aoe oun Rocky s Actions tir ao begs to differ: don't dare lay| of the Cleveland new catch | a4 troduced io stedent body tonight be ay eoding — awe 6 Sty Coach Charles Talbot's Freds lf Chathp’s Manager Is cng exer er game oe —— aa apnea aad Coa filing the evils of plush ‘winter | tereesed dhetr margin bed — Okeh There Moy Be 2 Note Dame and Butler, tod the thn th wedsho on 0. penrat vanr| bent, “7,0 Searenan have bem nua é aicas splurge by ee ee ante, tase | Ga'e wegmn to cus ef Dewars ne 0 ovis = Ge Ghaneechc’ tn the Sede © Bouts by Summer Cae coe I am | dor's wagon in one 8 his is @ SNap.| the Shamrocks i when Frost fill in part | If you think t ROSE best to > ee Billy Pierce, | climb into a sweat Sper rosea an Nosek paced the ee S Kon St that void. 1 aor eae Oey : Beside him wap off a little fat with us De) Coen ee ee el's health will determine ” | “Come on, admit it” snapped D victory with 13 points. 11. Russ Wells boa champion | me. conference, Brennan told Elks: Loss Cuts jasc ce mae ere a re te a eee We've been doing Shindort was : assistants wi about 8 a Pierce, “and TH have | with 10 Seca iow roses iad iy Well, convalescing trom a del or tree days twas expected that said lace ames’ Joe ’ he can Druze. head scout, Tie a wel eld day at the Dales’ ce pued Peatioe Prose Paets| cate operation, feels, thal he oa | Jonny defensive backfield coach, “ dy OOp gohan two" |leas St. Rita. The Dales’ ace piled : ae Th (7) | oe tors March 19 or 28 tite wil bo fetained ~ Sweating off “a roll y or| up 33 points as his team row E BASKETBALL!—Russ Shin- Ram game here. reall da me, | 5 so sauioat _— ™ ioe : Quick Edge usually means ing the training. | he Vikings. 117 aT GN aad Gates hae Gos oF #0) Gs a the scuffle. St. Frederick’won the game, | 55). sree g pares . Diralaa Buicks Grab ona ar gm tarige Rag dtsaar or gg Orchard Lake St. Mary won its) 40 (9) and i) af i Pookie mach Ser frying — =. wie te. a more | Prison Pir 1 Se cond : Delock. . starts, k ( ight’s Sham- | 41-38. manager Blaster “ . Then Stave Off Gray and 178, hope to drop to gth victory in nine Mary. | Roger Nosek ( ion in Tuesday night's time, th® Brockton t Is Fai the four at 378, Pierce 51.35, over Royal Oak St ball in 3rd-period action e ‘until June for Ezzard Charies. Sen ine Half Rally 170 by spring training time. tshir, with 14 points, Gene —e ° efeats wait until Club offi- t as concerned | john Katshir, Bob Gasi- 7 1er ‘ | International Boxing St Wings Elks Lodge | and Ginsberg aren ng into | Stasiclowiez with 12 and 4 Avenge Ea essed Weill for an answer | to op ivan alo comp Go tor Dat lebeet ercght os bur gum orowski with 11 sparked the Eag IT Broncs tT (SS ee on eee Detroit Red Basketball ved in De tet triumph. Markson of the IBC met Wings visited a Se Tuesday night, Since the eral che the 1953 HL ST. FREDERICK Swamp Hillsdale, to the 3 office last night and and_ defeated the Prison B standings “2 troit (their home been| ST. mucmamt | GF B O alte Broncos had lost 88-52 the manager’ conferences for | yesterday hockey beating the Lage five, ? season,).all but Pierce have tS S10 Reaver, ¢ 2:4; DEV a ag incl op lia nity By Mag Rite Visited | scheduled turther roan $8 & oh eee See ee ee ae MGray sella care. Delock works | fice! | $$$ Sorssrt, $31] By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS quarter had upped the margin by Louis. results were | “TROTBC chieftains want to get al hundred inmates staved a sells cars. . © 18 1 Nesek, ] teams Sever 9 palitine Feal-ent saved off 0 oe ca relations spliances, {3,timetm 0 8 8 8 Eaftina., $88) Ohio College an vengeance and | 77 POM ad Otter 74, Detroit 68; “Santa | S0%e tmmediately if Weill agrees welched Oo “eutehdars —— Guaie tod tio stanwe wtih 13 vey nachen appliances. | segeress. ¢ 3.9 § ® * | figured in Michigan = ee ca wacla Cond Oh aad Waeee ce enoue Aoui fer a toed | ae ot oad ‘eoadbar ad pata, bat Eth Pat uhery | Clnsbee els kitchen cophod MT aT a pure ha ead |. vet and acest) bond the Nai with 13. in a field where their . 13 10 a8 st ¢ 1—88 of Findlay College to a 134-91 walloping telecast ‘t much for| Following given tock the game honors be used t0 woo CUS! 4, sceast + 8 Sin at the hands 8-71 Grande ° weeks’ preparation isn’t m League champs were . tained its share of | ploits can ST. FREDERICK....... last week. Tech won by * Hillsdale. ; tal vyweight title fight. Hockey and a trophy. Then Sak te Acai Gad fos mere. while playing stormed imto an | Francis held the previous record antle in OSpI © ee ae gered ng det mete med gue Dane gern poor age hg collected 18} The bays all met im, Wrestling ee the team #4 points. That record was ; It the ia a cinch to take| they dined. with team in the 56-44. Jim Honchell sandiot ball in Detroit. State Swim, earty lead to domifiate with old. ° ciano wins, he is a ion, | only penal hockey : . victory. ch 12-13 then from the Bet | coly two weeks Minor epairs the former champ ee ee ee iin ent — : Meets Set Mar ae ea eae Qnd time the Ohio or on Charies, the Bucceroni | nation. Wings Gass A teams : _ High nation It was the outdoors in June. If night the touring SF cat we |Tigers’ Boone Signs fool Athletic Assocation an-| hethall tame for Gar let de: | Tt wae the 2nd time the Ohio ae a ee |e ata ae ata SOAS Te Qub and Stadium ae School Athletic Associath prep| feat in 18 starts, year hit ‘on four| ey Mantle was back be bypassed for the June the : a Laman Wines at Pontiac today that state ; Ww. Kil-|" Western Michigan with his ailing Michigan League. in exhibition games ts set Contr “f for 1954 nounced end retin meets (Tech's sian oe: Vane lilies c m tie Seal tee ie pital bat the NewYork Torte iy Iready has — = nn ean easy 166 victory. tor 7 p.m. eee ee ee or’ 30 points for high individual — (St. Louis) quist |outiekder enpects ae a eine Coaees Gals ; — sat ES) perrorr wp) — East Lansing March 12- | for Killen, & power| ton University ( shape by the time spring upstate Grossinger big ishi Laws ir take oc BB man Ray Boone, one of the rea- A swimming meet and | scoring honors. 12 bas- the js around. he usaally trains tor his Trout Fishing , in| Tite class be held| house all season, scored it revenge for tice rolls re- | where , to start boxing BUICK. ........08 ne ee sons the Tigers didn’t finish wrestling tournament will half-dozen free throws.| Again was ~ Mantle had a torn cartilege fights, He's ready ~ last place last season, has agreed at the University of Michigan while Josh hold 0 4¢-Socnaities advan Michigan team red trom his right knee Nov. 2.| i as peek ely to be Under Study Cardinal Fans | mage “ios Noa compete at bchgan Sate Cu | TSA Dele ale ; Added |, 22 samed_ re Eg iw be trou to super : ad ¥, said . announced his | lege. O'Neil] Sees knee either by minor sur- vise the 's era tyes in of proposed changes in May Face Year |* sm, 2 teve h for Phils the ce wih a nee | tae Bec iy ene Tight might |S" of proposed changes i stat agreement rt Calif. S “= Dan Yancey, Mickey Marciano’s cor : weeks | T° conservation commission in San Diego Dr. tion several the next Without Beer BR | a gerd contract is ex.| Sparrow Pressing Mound Str engt to te Neteent | gun, chee suit Se Yentwe star pase ary saponins meeting, slated here Feb. 11-12. = 8 ‘staff report i ~ Chairman George ST. LOUIS beer? Louis Car aoa Oot hed = |Titfleton for Honors By STEVE O'NEML py a easing in Ficri@a went month. a Tritt of cei tive: te on Gina fae might fnd ou jieuath & Gee eas — "| a7 tl ee ee oa — porte Phillies | better 1-8 Curt Simmons —and-} DRATTON KINGS, QUEENS P. Scholastic Troubles St ae ee ay Boe son unless for sale | raise. received contracts) °!. & forward, still_is ® $11 XZ pb ye 7 | the 13% games they did last sea: et ee | NEW YORK ® — Joe Louis | ergy ety all ‘tag tad te ae ten dod Ces eee : “Terrible,” 1 + +e 1 S| un. Fraeety ay Owe, le The Phillies, another first divi-| iio the raed aesn| Jones, no ‘Wale Hagen. He airs thine men “How're ye doing?” he asked. ” he said Se | MeL | |e footing (eat, te pap. hes aeary Dichete to tir Gaem- | oo ¢ onenne genteel wm Nana Sth 0 Camo, Sand. mine, |reped, “Remember Mactonalt Sait.” ‘e Georgia Tech ve) \ 4 < strong e Murry Dic | Bomber signed y . Smith, who was world’ and disappeared back shubber y tack of eftort. vm. @ Mery al iy ia /P “SS narrowed by this and a coup! i staff of Curt | tches in 14; Macdonald . He was the picture—smoothness, ease, pd ee me oF 57) eae ee ee te | ate tartng in Ome alee oe te ee oe "ith four shoo 9) 1, art Ni aati during the winter. | It all adds up to what: f non | ha, Neb., for promoter : jonship. He beat | birdies and only aie Net cts helen of Goorgriews (OC) 7 | cat es? Sa a ee ae cee a oun len: } Se wen Or Les Anodes pes Sir fons birdies and = f a Coe Sal Praag lig ent ie Aol ay have Sia [act is! Me wr me ir win str oe es) / ful waiskee team successes in March. | t two peace’ tion of | war Mexico Easeos wat Wt. ix next as toa distance’ hitter an Boby | large pain wo te teat of tne longa. “ 7") . = & S te | them?” ‘ ne es Bee te ae Pa j { far \ J ‘ : weed t ; S —. ‘ i : < li i E if fi é és H is E i i f ' i 4 : q 4 i i id sé 1 ; Anderson, club president, an- | Record-Breaking Finish nounced at . on peed NORMAN, Okla. @ — Mich- 4a campaign in. which | prior to their victory in the eee i ee : league championship. This fig- score 61-40. ' UNWANTED HELP—Jerry Dahiman of Roch- Ponting Press Phote| ure compares te $114,754.47 ne ge Bees yee ATT: V i O aw After rushing to a 17-7 first | ester reaches over an unidentified Cranbrook play-| Cranbrook. Watching the play from the right; ; : quarter lead, Birmingham saw | er’s shoulder to earn a jump ball in this 3rd quar-| is Howard Nash (21) of the Cranes. Rochester; Anderson heads a company that Knox and Don Hill—swam the a Dall te ae ee See ter action from Tuesday afternoon's game at/| won, 61-40. took over the Lions in 187. The relay. Their time was 3:315. Then with just over two min- | ROCHESTER ............ os 18a *. _ ica tau F my, [CRANBROOK "020000. ——— | corp ig Noakes h PO 1 NPE | 4: the victory on font shots, Fatercas S133 Stance: S$ S05 ) Willia: ttea ans, 5 Johnsen. ¢ = for Walled" Lake. Don Dorough femtren'te {i amadt ii | had 17 and Dick Muller, 16 for aoe =a5 . } A total of Sl fouls marred the Lame omens T'S OS | | eee Ferndale-Royal Oak contest. Tom| simMinGuAM WALLED LAKE Turmer..paced the well-balanced | crisis, ¢ 1 5 ¢ Willems, {11 4% "Dale squad with 21 points Gooven, f 3 8 8 Teniben f ¢ ois In an afternoon game at Cran-|Deressh s 8 117 A msi? brook, the Cranes took an early|femey #2 it wapye ES . ee ee ee aan Sta quarter, Roger Yorbush con- % 19088 = nected from the corner and tal- —t7 lied again @-moment later on —— the payolt end of a fast break|Ot sc Mery st BO oe Mary s — = - EE - ay $e Revat Out a Arian Stone Powell yerusngsee sa We were biting efteatively around the | Eines & hea fee 8 basket and Robertson —— : a sparking floor game, Falcon Sie” fede 8 They're the industry's. mest modern engines with break, triggered Stone's | warren 43 Lakeview a ‘ . the Me period [iste Shere oo Soetn take free-turning Overhead Valves and integral valve guides ... Stone had 17 points, Powell, 16 8 and Robertson 13. Researchers high-compression, low-friction design ... and extra deep- skirted crankcases. Both engines are designed for long life with smooth, economical performance. took on omy 0 in thelr | NEW YORK W@®—Lou Marron is four field goals, all by Jay Me- | 12. soon he will leave on a five Caughna, who had 12 points. year expedition to the South Pa- aoe ae mee fea a But the jaunt will be more than meshed 17 points. just an extended fishing trip. Rochester's win was its 10th in| Tou, one of the world’s foremost Oy ue aaa ane deep sea anglers, will be accom- in 9 ie eee Secraeticasas sla etl os games . the you, both over Cooarch breeding habit ererel ae Ford's new . Sn aint [any Sees mas | NS-h.p. E-block SIX quick micnaion core on nay: rector of the ‘university's marine Ford’s new 130-h.p. ¥-block V-8 Like the new Y-block V-8, this engine has to spark Ortonville’s rally. Mills) university’ tcthyologist. This brand new Overhead-Valve V-8 has an extra-deep Ford's deep-block design for greater rigidity, ee : block which makes it resemble a “Y” in cross-section. This longer engind life. Also, like the V-8, you get nocansrgs,, cuaxsnocs, »/| A Good Used Car? Fortes, ¢ 35 former, ¢, ton new deep-block design means greater rigidity for smoother, Ford's modern manifolding, low-friction design, See ithe. it commune? woTens quieter performance . . . longer engine life. Other features high-turbulence combustion chambers, and Bebimon, € 1 9 3 Beaferat 4 ef Rochester which make this engine a long-lived, smooth, savingful Ford's Automatic Power Pilot. One advantage , , mT ee aaa and SAVE performer are: new low-friction (short-stroke) design, of both new engines is an amazingly flat — ~ “torque curve” which gives you top pick-up” power through the whole range of driving speeds. 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This offer may never be repeated! 9) Equally low prices on all ether sizes! DETROIT (?)—Dale Shaffer, The 1954 racing season will start CLEARANCE! a . - They'll go quick Hayloft to Record Books _ Bevo Wanted to Hit 100 Po Atter NCAA Stripped Him = Sine a ~ st ~ DON'T DELAY! at this price! The new Pathfinder , GOODSYEAR * net © second & it's brand new, 6.00 2 16 OY mae Treckers! see this ecttit i j i i : ; : 4 z 2 3 . of ri fl rt i rf it at i | : HH z fel REuE Pr Z Get Bright Bonus-Rookie in irits Again “53 Marks i f z by tM i Wi CASE—Thumb Trouble. Back Pitch Helpful — Complaints | come in about blistered thumbs, | what to do to treat them, and) g collodion, or i CONVENTIONAL 6 FINGER E : H ie nt 4 ¢ cf E z 5 Z E court E eg Hi i 2% th GOODYEAR RAY’S SHELL SERVICE STORE SERVICE 30 S. Coss FES-6123 4310 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-9311 Dreyton Plains BURLEY MOTORS ROY PULVER 1445. 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Ne HURON at SAGINAW ne \ aK RESGE’S \ “LUV B) (| a Tonight at City Armory : Re Weekly wrestling show in the winter series will be held tonight 0 at the Pontiac Armory starting at 8:30 a — : matches Holeck of North Best in Years . Fite" ™ =" ea | gia hee ea Seymour “Mr. : p Pi and Sid Hayes "0t at Los Angeles opening match. ; By BEN PHLEGAR IMPERIAL Geen eetee. see conan — 3 Griff's i: by their fans and foes alike for | Sretum. 3 Mart ire rH tailing to come up new faces, Rog have added five new players in 48 | ss; tron geme—Ortit’s 80, ao hours and today were reportedly | Coster Lounge 282. in the market for still more, - The latest addition is third base- i man Joe Amalfintano, a bonus L t Ss rookie from Loyola University of e Los Angeles. Hailed as one of the 1s brighest prospects to come out of ' California in a ; =e ec| Go Ice all the way. * ¢ *¢ . * a He was signed late yesterday, t, just a day after the Giants com- is in pleted their biggest deal in three Se Es Bobbers...... . and Sam Calderone to Milwaukee 1 Flies Sc Es for pitchers Don Liddle and Johnny |} '€® ceocee . rom, saree, wie Predicted hel 129 Creepers» - 49¢ Pr. om ne eee ee Jon-E-Hand for another -handed pitcher aed ware aeoen ty Cheeant Warmer ... . $2.89 staff. Another informant claimed Woolrich 100% | the club has talked business re- cently with at leest three other Wool Shirts National League teams besides 95 Milwaukee and that there are 56% definite possibilities of at least one eee ee r Lined *. * 2 me Gants syed er other|! RUDHEr BOOTS Thompson yesterday—the one with the “‘p”’ in his name. Hank Thomp- 56% son, who. probably will be their third baseman, got a raise to With Zipper—Were $10.95 $15,000, up about $3,000. * ¢ « Wool or Corduroy Elsewhere in baseball the Braves signed pitcher Phil Paine, who ps is expected to take over Liddle’s relief duties. Paine has been in the Army since earning a 2-0 record 49< in 1951. Regulars who signed included ° ee ees a man man Ray Boone of the Detroit $ ag Tigers; and first baseman Roy Were $24.00 12 Sievers of the Baltimore = Orioles. +. Other signings: Pittsburgh, first Fieves Lined Weel baseman Dale Long, pitcher Bob | Coats Schultz, outfielder Dick Halj; De- | troit, pitchers Dick Donovai” and \ $ 99 Frank Lary; Baltimore, pitchers With Hoed 19 ee ee ee ee Athletics, pitchers Charley Bishop || 5 £. Weed Falcon Al Robertson; Chicago Cubs, pitch- infielder Chris Kitsos; Chicago Dows 39 White Sox, third baseman Joe Insulated - £ Kirrene, infielder Neil Berry. : Wool Mitts ..... 99e tea w 1,|| Leather Fleece ~ 23 ee $7] Lined Mitts. $1.89 fey He eres 2s fet, oe Ee. 68 The Pinpetnters “an o1 3 Lecal Ne. 658 39 37 .«@ Wemen's 178, series dé imate || Sports Shop Sandy Saddler, world’s feather-|] Formerly Mac Rogers was 6 » Se eS ae 16 S. Coss. FE 2-762) (U1 credentia l , When_you travel in a motor car you see the familiar AAA emblem on cars, hotels and garages throughout America. It ie the emblem of more than 4,000,000 of the nation’s better drivers, all belonging to some tinction these good drivers have everywhere. If you travel away from home this year, you will have a better, - CLUB safer and surer good WT eg a ee c. es 7 ties aoe | ‘+s ::? fi yY ULF 24 " ry tet &* Fae = =e 1 = a | - * ; ; a 5g ae \ f- ‘ | ‘ 5 ia Bie ee —— "it : ( { j ae | ‘at Auch RN ' sees eke age OE es aX ARS Og ie te 1 ‘ . \ : oe eto " 4 ; \ bs ii * \ . oe ‘ : ; ee en an oy anv CRE G een THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 emma =e of Lake Aids Angler jeri" ~ Ba es | is we |. ® bd Pp : 2 ¢ r . ~~ | Artificial Feed [Successful Fisherman Can) i seuion Feb. 10 ot LY * om j hd a Animals Going Into Plan Is Dr opped Locate Quarry in Waters) ipssnc wr —s pix ° ri : hearing on two fishing | 7 bills will be held in , the Winter Hibernation ||. .~ That Defy Inexperienced x ruts Po By MORT NEFF ctcation, “hibernating” nly tof Stat Dee 2 By JACK PATTERSON marr A. Nelson (R- River) of the fish and nua ieee ae ee Of . e f Heard a lot of complaints Intely about the current quality of tee | committee announced today. | a Anaaaaayy male cut down the cost of living |" Population during a bard winter:| Solon Visits Manitou oh anew, 109 car, ton overcast and ep iocth. These are| gOW™aNyi We Memes wee |f Chicago crawling into a they are a prolific mammal reaSons for home show > hole and virtu-|— 580 chances are we'll be seeing Island, for a cold ov ane My As Hac pray Bad be agate qe 3 ROLLE % ATES ally~ pulling the| ack, grey and fox squirrels; ign't Practical acceptable to fishermen but for one small consider | 4. . > $12.88 to $52.50 hole in after | 270und Michigan for many moons - ation. And that is that a certain select few aga, 3 chain, Theae Hownn Mecteine theme Our to come! By JAMES A. 0. CROWE spudders catch fish every time they go out. They | Public hearing will be devoted $ eg ah cs Teestten Benclnak a fe Associated Press Outdoor Writer catch fish on the same lakes that defy other | to a bill sponsored by Rep. Ken- 2 Ps monthot. The Michi | You may have been waiting for agreange oe hoger agregadas a ee (R-Baldwin) sell PHILI small matter winter feeding tumbled onto a secret, divulged | provide woman anglers |; y eel? bed | igan Ops ——- .— r only to & lucky few, that allows them to take fish |be required to have a fishing) $ 79 North Saginaw Street 2: tion is ‘nvetved, | basis Me when any fisherman worthy of the name knows | license, and another measure in| ; too, for by hiber-| #5 ff ® ago by § they just “aren't biting?” Or do they live right, | ——— nn aia automatically You can stop waiting. There isn’t Well, for what it's worth, we'll pass along some | VW % ii remove the m- going to be conclusions drawn from a variety of researchers | selves from exposure to most: nat- Led All Other States | of Michigan : * 5 into the af why fish don't ye ural enemies. Michigan black bear! in Hynting T. Sold, | Reason is that Gottschall dis- mediately grab every offering the angler throws | : is an outstanding example of com-| ' TWAHING Tags * covered Manitou Island, a 16,000- ~~ret thea. plete hibernation ina mammal. | Total Revenue | /acre island in Lake Michigan off ret of all t seems that feb, —————————————————————— | PATTERN -IN-PLYWOOD =— me ey become tor | WASHINGTON WF — Michigan's |‘ — a preee- St t Dist ib ti | , 7 pte i deters = simply | game-filled woods helped the state| | 7 cupied with food. They rarely ale visiri uring CUT-OUT KITS under a stump, where they | *!! ware hunting licenses than| Private Fittees year and consequeatly Ca ds fo P | sleep , Subsisting on accum- | 2", Other state Or terkitory, ine | istand was stocked with deer, sharp eye out at all times 0 Deer ulated fat to sustain life, = idlife Service Te-| we pesa for an interesting td-bit. te = natural : that barometric | Conservation department sent out Kit includes Pattern-in-Wood assembly, instructions, —_ Sout Soins : of the moon, and | the Srst of 10,008 pos oe nails, sandpaper, etc. Patterns-on- Wood for Wall Shelves, Fou, mare deer meterological ine habits | tific poll of deer hunters this week Lazy Susan Spice Wheel, Thread Boxes, Rolling Pin and Seesenee. Gomme this effect is s0| Cards are being sent to every | Utensil Rack, Knick-Knack Shelves, Silhouette Stand, etc. cacbenial it need not concern | 4ist applicant for a 1953 deer 75¢ to $2 a Kit. peoaghnony hungry te authely tho Usiruraity of Mat | for each If, then, fish are always . — pins of eater oad r| nm entteal zee whe a= ||] TILE GRAFT TILE CRAFT || Copper Tooling mess ; ow juences, | a0 “ The artificial winter feeding | en consistently outfish others? | tara le seeged. [| Clear Tile 41%" and 6". 1 vister Boxes, Waste Paper and Accessories does not reduce the demands on/| Aside from difference in skill and If you should get one of the Also 6” Point-by-Number Baskets, Service Trays .. . all Aluminum trey. etching and natural food so that now there is | ‘technique, which would “account | cards fill it in and shoot the reply |§ | Tile. Paint-by-Number pictures. Accessories. ; no ground hemlock, cedar or bal Se ee a ee ek ae : sam browoe at all, Bren the wid gecre, it Mt could. be called &| agement n Michigan. UNGAR WOOD BURNING SETS, and Separate out. Deer are eating leeks, juni-| secret) that fish do not always) = ,Awee Bhat . MOINES ELECTRIC MOTOR’ pers and éven- mushrooms, plants | feed in the same place or on te. : ae ener Se ein Re radi ARROW LEATHER LACING KITS Gottschall visited the island and SPoue®, at eum on & to Improve State Park i a | _seieetsh | Schermn | LANEIOG W-4 SAE te creat AIR CHAMP (Fixed Crystal Sets), Ne Batteries or Electricity Needed! the land to carry ust 0 many| ‘27% witere tnt the ah are |proveroent tothe Porcupine Mow] BASKET WEAVING MATERIAL, the Reed and Different Size Bottoms ure without doing: serious damage feeding on something; it’s up to tains State Park was filed Tues- to the land and its vegetation. him te find out where and om (day by Rep. Louls Mezzano (D- t SnSe. PSs" 5 .--| SCARLETTS BICYCLE SHO hecammirs i ng a one ts war | eo or Tuner |e tctig toi con ot tne | burbed timber in the park be put | 20 E. LAWRENCE ST. | FE 2.7221 |. -leneust of tater wee Oe FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE me summer by a tornado, Spaniel Club . . to Hold Free | Demonstration Southern Michigan Springer c No Pushing... Because: .@ Skid-Rids 30% more ection a “ il sf i : re SS .0 ice or . ree dog. Mrs, Rey D, Chapin © Grebe Whe sendpoper. Ege S Giaes Ses, en et Gn den © Easiest on your cor. ae mational springer field trial : Ob vies . championships, will speak on . : (Skid-Rid on Your Own Eee training. fe 7 ‘ * > . tae Fos ==-2-ec-| Making Friends is Our Business be a T-month old puppy handled ‘ | Pontiac Press Phete| by trainer Howard Mesnard of SPOTTED ‘TIGER’ — Leonard | Walled Lake. ‘ - , Vuloee lezen stern. | A ee cen am tree ee “ trough se cen the allow | and ‘eld spaniel, nection il Recently we announced that Anheuser-Busch hed set a new 7 TIRE CO. | morning. Pryomski has been well _ cot ee i ___world record in 1953... with sales of Budweiser and Michelob ; es _| 25 Pine St. FE 4.2505 : Fm was coon 13 pace. Tosseay's guna | puppies soil aivanced ange bags substantially greater than the sales ever made in any year... —— . wee the largest. ‘ Feb, 14. } by any other brewer ... anywhere in the world. : a We've thought a lot about that record. We're proud of it, of a coursé. But, even more than the sales leadership itself, we value what it means. It means we can have even stronger faith fn producing Budweiser and Michelob by the costliest brewing ss as | process on Earth. It means that America’s good taste continues ‘ S MEN NEVER TAKE OFF? | to demand the very highest quality. It means this record belongs Men wear the famous Algonquin woe oe to you as much as ‘it does to us. sig einen ttt aoe Lhe 2 : And it belorigs to the retailers who serve you. Throughout our __.. all Nettletons, they take four more-than-100-year history, we have valued the friendship of , Se ee oe ends Wee these businessmen who are partners on the Budweiser team: ~~ - more. One pair will prove it's — : a —— Now, more than ever, we appreciate their confidence. | extravagant to pay less. Tan | : Although sales leadership is nothing new to Anheuser-Busch, we promise to continue.to merit your good will on the basis of the unmatched quality of Budweiser and Michelob, and by always remembering that ‘MAKING FRIENDS IS OUR BU P*. boarded calf, leather lined. | ey 3 | ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. ee ae ST. LOUIS, NEWARK end seve LOS ANGELES oe aly t . 4 L ~ne.te | MICHELOS..,On draught only. eS aeee? | > ee Sake a ‘ , Le : 5 ae “S ‘= oe a | 4 | ; ¥-FOUR An et eR ti Ait As ated tie a 5 i 4 . 3 Hi i ag , aided by the Britain, to build againt Russia satellites in Lastern ‘ i And it was after Korea that the United States a ment disarmament plans for Japan Se, after three years of prod @ing, reluctantly and with many a backward look the dJapanrte ere on the read to abandoning their “wo war” constitution and preparing to rearm as an ally of the West. The situations that affect a dc feated Japan and a defeated Ger- many are entirely parallel. for conquest agree only reluctant- ly to the rebirth of German armed might. “. The plan to set up a German army which would not be indepen dent but would be = indissolubly linked with the European Defense Community is an attempt to ‘GIVING THEM THE AIR Oe ce ‘ 5 Bas - 5 = rer fo ex; tae pes . ‘ 4 Ay AS { x : j Vel Bie sy Japan, guaranty the world against any ' future German : Many. war Germans bandened perma. ; Germany pact that Includes the Japanese. | And perhaps even more than the VA Getting Payments for Unknown Reason Germans, many Japanese also op- pose rearmament. They, lost a war which cost them | all t possessions and made | them thesworld’s first nation to feel the effects of the atom bomb. Unlike prosperous West Ger- many, Japan suffers from infla- fon and critical foreign trade defi- cits which are forcing the govern- ment to impose a life of belt- tightening austerity on the people. Attacks on the government's charges of “militarist domination” uso warn against involvement in | a U.S Soviet war | Nonetheless Premier Shigeru Yo- shida's government is going ahead, Mutual Security Administration, and this month should see the The government has budgeted - Webster-Roth | | surface, for these waves are “‘in- bs ‘ax > \/ i eee 3 nen es Ses : Tees awe ¥ a r az ‘J ; % \ 8 yA ae io) x yr * pees x vo - 3 pe tee i _\ HE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 PA : ed Ae ad le Cane Z in Same Army Quaridary | Ragguger reer ie $217,000,000 for the first year of, 1, 1961, the present effort is but « It calls for a Coast Guard type navy, a “ground self-defense force” of 138,000 men and a tiny air force. It is dependent entirely on U. S. \ neigh- mavy and air force the Japanese bors against resurgent Japanese loosed against the world of Dee. | militarism and aggression, | County Welfare Rolls Cut by ‘Get Tough’ Policy INDIAPOLIS (#—Veterans Ad-| SIOUX CITY, Iowa ,#—Wood- ministration officials here have a| bury County has reduced its. old mystery on their hands. For sev- | age assistance. program costs by eral months a $10 or $20 bill has | $70,000 this year by threatening to arrived in the mail weekly from | carry to court refusals of chil- an Otto Paul of Cotumbus, Ind | dren to support aged and indigent Paul has not indicated what the | parents money is for and VA officials! In one court action, a woman was have not been able to locate him. | required. to contribute $16 weekly ae to the support of her mother and The greatest ocean waves, which, her sister was compelled to con- reach a height of 30 feet, may hardly make a ripple on the ocean tribute $8.66 weekly. Threats of like action have per- mitted the county to eliminate 50 assistance cases and reduce the amount paid i 200 others. by Galbraith ternal,”’ found only in the heart of the ocean depths. SIDE GLANCES aa i 4 : . | BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES “Oh, I left Dr. Brown two years ago'. Would you believe it— he never once prescribed a miracle drug for me!" by Jose Luis Salinas _.-No Matter What Your Problem May Be A Quick Action WANT AD Con, help you solve it. DIAL FE 2-8181 Ask for the Want Ad Dept. YOU ARE A CHEBNYUG, ¥ MASOR BUT T-AM TOO AM . BUSY NOW MIT DER THE NEGOLE UND THREAD) FIRST TO MONKEY MIT @ASE- ‘ PANID YOUR owe au yen A CHAIN) )\ CHAINS # NOT MAN, 6AM BOF SORES HANDLING be = Taee, ZA E HOOPLE s\T- - 7 7 DOWN ULSTER 7) \ MEIN HIE HOw ; PH! : - e brightens Yyeur day! WHAT HAPPENED; . Jy [YOU MEAN HE HE FELL BIT. you OFF THE Mb oz WALL Cape. 1984 by GEA Bore ten TM eg HB Pon OFF. 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We ik — Fs oe Soy iaste ag. 4 {i irs be , Hk; 2284 HE § aceieae belie : pial ay 9. fd Sid 313 : eps ouhEh lie oy tenet: fe ite be ue sau ah il s lie BE q ea ifalal 54 e fine Godan nhl Meal er iB: io fii Hig 33 pee ; eae Els HU einitane | lie . iZ= H all ati Ss | Sates [al 6 pS ellie gat eo , aS Ay eed ; cai Me =i] >? ~ - » os ; ‘ 5 oe) ia ee rs ‘ eee eS ES 2k ac - Te pete poe ee Es -_ eee as wars a: Lae Pere ee SS A : ; a ; | j — ae 2. eT fk te ged . a : ‘ ' : ee eee, ay eS * . 4 IAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY.8, 1954 as Is Now Having in Nearby Communities |steter, cnx. cating tc a : He died ot the ’ - a Works Edward A. Kerten ane Cenpeenys I Sat ae pete, Heeeey. Seg |Cearch bvery ~~ coe SOUTHFIELD HOULY—Servi pital, yesterday aft lived » Griffin as chairman. Saturday an é “Other Brey High Schosl, has three choral | burial at Funeral Home, with | Caroline; his mother, Mr widow, BO apr ecaehae maeasec vice-chairman. eon ae ee eee oe. the Rev. Famer re oe ed "| Mowenah of Ypaent, ond © ee-lftee mn. ca eee an for |Hereld Detweller were appointed many Foie, Wajem Devte aad Phipps, reporter, __aitele. who, majored tn Pe Pe ge tain ig Pg poe Xeni ter, with bara in White, Chapel floor of the church. oor 4 the generil-public in : —————$—— ve music plano | Clarkston, Lee of ROY Cemetery Drayton Plains eee Fecha oie Sarasin or ag (aces te demaph Mercy, Heaps : Dress ing and Seong lcd maple a home sae Loman Faae of Wee et Gee Sis iis meee Peter, - —_ 10 Show Rupp's Libel Ac tion Shop Has New Owner Plains and Mrs, Maurice from William Sullivan two daughters, = 3 : den of C1 7 Og-| Home and Funeral | Frank Mr Slides ad _ DRAYTON PLAINS—trw, ovner =< arkston, 13 grandchildren | with Kari get gr eige wieee Prank Lenard ‘and Mrs. Lewis on Korea Dismissed j Court Hict Dress Shop, 4532 Dixie Coun C | Siedhent tery, He died Monday s Ceme-|® son, Thomas E. of _— SOUTHFIE! a in ; ae cea tek alendar DR glee Surviving are a sister fevers chr, et pan itm Gig ef Dol ol st LEXINGTON, Ky et suit douat took over from the bert W tor Her-| Christopher McC , Mrs. and nine gréat grandchil- | Cor slid it will show the publisher of Look against ae the meaning of a state statute # ais Deaivey: deat {other of Mur. 25150 to $200 Weekly Work Wanted Male Lost & Found _24| Sale Business ! Mrs. Arthar Turton, ors . NEE We will add AND INTANGIBLE 10 LOST: BLACK «& F roper ty 49 Wanted Real E Seepage SCY, MT. - ED Local te our sales foree.| *nt, HAS NEW THREE Ce bone oe i oe state 32ZA z Soha egos Baa picts training, Agee 34-38, ores. | ton truck, would ibe vert FB Johinon a Huron. Anewert to RELIABLE COLORED PEO| ere ~ , adie thanmers, "Funeral servic Journeymen Pied) utamentle. Commissions | EXPERIENCED YOUNG MA — ae tee ol cea rhe ad bows! BUYERS! BUYERS! Sit pm. ot the Dogucy I. Moore Serencoment. FE b-87T1 AE OMe. Teork PR tam bee ig Et) LEAN, QUIET, COUPLE Wit pS pe at the Dudity H. Moore Machine Repairm ne ~ ap- | EXP “COLORED MAN WANTS — piece of vebain and also “mart gh - ~~ 5 ARE The GLOOM Mich. BE ay Heights en XPERIENCED SINGLE Wan | ter or janitor work FOR. Sons cee ee furnished house. or partly tn ESTATE! Buyers 3 Malone of . dairy and MAN RESPO: beri Please “| inne ane : fetating. Interment in Cadillac Flectricians 385 Letts Re. general farming.| cal Soe moore — : cal PE : aT daity for +o a ee vimaer Eat ret oes | patency sperm om aCe a ¥* 4. Toolmake ity of Big Lake. FE 1s. Viein-| 6 room fs, gn ge OR cals for 4 a a fe besband age 41 beloved rs fostT—MAN a Veteran apt. ot house olde: 5 a .. O'Dea ‘S BROWN BILLFOLD | and wife and 3 children. r homes, Several gtd hy Patt in Birmingham garage x : want incomes and larger 3 Herr: aunt tuiher of Jehe. Mary ernmakers Fn gr na th pickup | Share Living Quart wee omen paren 6 oe } ey SE SS, er a ers 30 ter building rus © te Sam ini re. Rivera, Wet wi and _ Reward. Ei ig, cooley Lk. TE | CLEAN RELIABLE COUPLE ae . Harroun. onan Experi a Lost: 17 Sa Drayton. OR Call us will be- perienced T with hg Fong =~ SS Pee NOW ace ont atee ue _ ime Study toes. Sear behind Ten souder Wid, Contracts, Mtge a2] | list TODAY Pricey, oe aed a out Men . LOST binck. white. brown ao Cash Available a > Kinzler, Realtor 3 Home E eee | We be é; ‘ et ae oe ee choos’ FE SSS ee el| om Sere cay Sse a Ly 1 oe ae PONTIAC IRL. OR WOMAN TO CARE FOR Work Wanted Female 11 tage baie vil babe and ash tor fed Cash for Your Home i eeethe i Creione, Be ge et “Motor [RAZ Axorex ihe OM cneman Ce, Ware BAP tre ora gait caratowe Pr | aap somone ee “Loner cic wattage Fas te pm at ine pee fn compe mrrgcaery| “Ei va haa So | oa mere, Mh Se | eon TY sue | peitth cree binebetn Take } wile a Bet with Rev. DIVI m for § days pays per | w 43887, Sto . geome vietnity of oY’s CASH FOR SEASONED FE 5-194 FE 43844 Op Rd, | i Inter SION L done Tee a. Reply ASHINGS OR [RONINGS. FE . ron Theater 8 or eont-erts on mde LAND | WE ARE § - 44 Open 8 to s ’ Cemetery. Drs. Orrice Ze | ee _ 24678, ward. PE CAPITOL erence Domes. E ARE SELLING ALL OF OUR fee wal ae wee”, Mr | Employment Office Patty experienced in real es. 9 GIRLS DESIRE sTRADY Ey . Lost: BROWN & WHITE BEA- WW: Murce Pe tees | fee and need of tity. suburban, re al geet | shan Sonoran ol 1 | Be ee mown. aan CASH for CONTRACTS| Sai en ecrmece | i age Te. we WA - . aren. Co) _2ome app wosnas i MY — WRITE wind Tee OE twect, phom us ig ag pM ag ina | . eer 6 Se ete Swe neat VE Opening Por A os PY CHILD TERRIER PUP- of our disposal plenty your call. | eral and Pred Redman. Pun- By ~ ye Pe OB. ~ must he nade. aes: maaan , Warp @ NEWBERRY Gracie af reascpame-incodn, To Buy-To Sel: | eS Rs Sina cen | Ge oe ene ow | i eo eee oe yaar. | M KHAN — a ~/ = > : _ ___ OR 3-0631 a ‘he tt = sere . Reward. "RON H. ¢ | : « ~~ RC . a w — — -* Reteateeper, Be 55 or ov AND "lee bane In WY HOME i+ eevee head bane tad ak oe ae . REWARD OFFERED FOR IN H. CLARK MAH N 7 | oh Mrs Beamon wil <4 iammaes im Cong a ere Live | Winow wants Canmasies wait : limburger cheese for lunch!” | Tere 1 Bisek apd Tan, fe- saan WOR Your MeTEAUTY CO. REALTORS ; eral Pun. agee. T Me = ville some. Cal be 2 ©, or must | SPPICIENT SECR = PEAKE reas, rates, FE beuling at | ~ otices & Personals 25 A. JOHNSON Rent A nai ar eae er ee Tite, deur brther me Brey anick rE a over 2 . Mus be, "eeper jo. agi gl ASPHAL ——— anytime, | wew a REAL pts. Furnished 33 ) ag ee ew A ere oe Gatt| Shee go Bienen dene m™ aw | 6hCOE T PAVING CO. Trucks for R ee a ee FE 4- 2 ROOMS. COUPLE Peo. 4 at 3 pm. | 4 RARE! : OLORED GIRL WISHES Excavating & Gradi ent ptoctive Witegine Sheps 1704 S. T. * ioe PEs OY a x errs SyrakigncEp COUNT GiRL Roune work and” bilchen work, Cae ading | A a ccive neue digas | 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. |? Sports, COUN OmY. @ | Ps segs bees ae monet hem aA YORE Commercial |* ™ Sei"Sonp Hate we sor Cae Sch | REST Ea WOES | * nog ASOT OY a —- * ee Liont WORK. CARE OF SURTAINS. WASHINGS _“| PRIVATE DRIVEWAYS Pontiac Farm and SHOUTING, mate Yooh SY! K. L. Templeton, Realt [lapee poem: sea. u = oe Cer ty Adults im, own room and Lew prices. FE & IRON «io PINECREST uTic Industrial examined at home EYES 53% W. Huron . or enette, a AND phone PE 3-4000 ony. FE 47261 LapY . CARPENTER REP. A, MICH. Tractor Co Bussey — ptometrist Dr Bareld ee ke , adult day workers no GARDENER WTD FOR LAEE AW we ain ot to @ ADY WISHES WORK BY DAY. |, rors TER REPAIR OF AsO pee ee a CASH FOR YOUR ;_irmbers. 12 Merton os Be — — ogy thre. on on '5n hea ae | 7 oy etting LADY CONS ind Taving. ” Retimates Lows” TRUCKING. NORDIN 6 Seen phon Ralph B. Garner Sry. Near Aubura z Private Sa Eine ot Seon | “pir ae Wooden ve ba ap.| _imeree even, 1 Untow Cra CARPENTER WORK. ALTERA Wan Wire TOR ae ae ee LARGE ROOMS AND x5 : New & Us —| ont To work 1 Account Woman desires hetise-| smox "soc rs: aan at Sr ane FE | i [NO INVITATIONS IMMED —s Sore. FE 2a CAR SALESM: arment, opportunity te learn work by the day. Also| yom [BOOt AND CEMENT CONT TRUCKING § BAREMENTS Sutherland, Bradios rice ne waree. Cl ser spe Pe CAR SALESMAN] rig posing Siero ine baby sitting nites, Call) sol wchimeeys. o_o, top | HAGLING OF ALL. ENDS Pic ewatian” Maseacs i annie ESMAN-—) Sess posiey free See Be | TE 2.2744 ster 4 clock: aa arToeA Fund Meson Ye sot OS TPE | Dak RATER yentat| por DEPOSIT . & Ropes recertinte, ‘Must be able te a | airy sugees making. thereices, _ 0802. end finishing. Phone 0 DELL CARTAGE — ~ us ra Woo Ee +4 sts ‘ang 30 4 |? and beth, yas eo : . alterations, ee ee “4 Moving > @ G p.m. L Sereptencen NCE RE- Fs ete = Murra: x gm 4 GIRL WANTS HOUSE- ___ Business Services 13 SMITH M 7 oa! wervous? 1 sleep? Let W Hue-n St. C NOW — APT. PVT. BATH & EN- seupencibas & a setled . LL DO IRONING: saa | ¢ | TRUcKINO a - ss — ties, patients cast POR LAND ¢ Adulte BATE. “< “time ref ine ace education and x aaa “iinet bone FE bane a orators, oe ees ce seine aarti Fe Tame ; rE sopolotment oe, Cal today) 3, J, Venue 0 Diss, Bey. ome a _ = - ESMAN TO SELL : <5 Ww +} _ retarted Service PO it ae pe eee oe seek cages, iy asap St0e ANY GIRL OR WOMAN ployed oe 4 i= Bee Mr. unre —_ cans. | one work. TAA Bont eae HELP sEND BLOOMFIELD ee ove, Tee 402i Be vans omen nol a A agvioes. rr stg WE RAVE po & ;, Se : ie & VanDyke. oa et omer EXPERIENC- ing, stamping Emig med Walls Windows Cleaned 18 4 service PE! tential The Salvation Ar Cont ¥- at $200,000 WEST SIDE 3 ROOMS 4 a working conditions V | tine Bank. FE oie Ph, FE 4-161 AY DAINT\ MAID FOR rmy. or -— os to purchase new ¢ well furnished AND BATH, for ‘diry, farm, ‘Agoebvom, sles Sely Prince Lauwacrer TS | ae eet Ronee tan Revo towed Pe Sea. | Wed. Chi Sy A ee oe 9 ‘nocet ne Sank. ga te d rs. § Giaspie, Oxford. ‘er mm my home, = Faoe vatitbonwo amb Somovat | _& eR _Wtd. Child. to Board 26 |" apartment. Private entre het corn, area ie cane prt tomy TERN SPENT, WP, ome wae ca a ua ut vo Beart 38) NAAT AN [ett gone aroys in baa FE Pat Motor Sales. Con OIRL DESIRES ee om Guero MAb casmeure acs | Pamting & ree # ROOMS, | SHOWER. Se Do ~~ PINSETTERS | FULL 5 Pant | eee non een ‘ounwait je PR donee. eenp iaing, Live wood, Storm windows pam = _ s. Decorating 20) Wtd. Household Goods 27 TY CO. REALTORS Ew Pontine Press 2 = nelson-Johns| s2-ste see fa oem Si Suite Fh ae a pers al Gedo ee WG Roane he Fe Elin | Soe Ae Se 33 pe a eR Se ene sr, BSPRATAD, | wks no nov -AUL gyre [Se tes he ga | epr ee —— = eo = ssion _ ———— : . VoorheesSiple| S2°=2""' wor iy Fesane | Pith Ave Rew Yor eremyg,, MENDING mowmno.| | SEWER, STHICAT AG |Pawege emaaele ies TUR MTOR NEEDE Tone Wal Golate 3 | etinlinbers — - DIC} near Dentos. Se Pes MeDousali MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO OPER | tks. Sunday Serv. aN eee wo OAR | FURNITURE NEEDED anted Real Estate 32A }* Roons CLOSER IN_EMPLOYES Ambulance Ee “9 MEN WITH Cana OR OVS WITH Coat A Must have own Building Servic PLASTERING KEW AND REP 2.| PaInvrinG — PAPER HA) a omg ncag or céd ‘ots. Get the , Le é; 5 — No drinkers: FE +271. wr Motor | rate delivery service. Mou- a PELGN ilgnine ea pte ~ eee AIR.| paper removed. oll. sae | ite: Wl buy qutright or CLE*N 3 ROOM APARTMINT. Degenite cer pheweaes, Must | TYPUT TO TRA | EAVESTROUGHING — Paes en creat 2 PAINTING AND WALL WASHING. tres te es ced Want to Sell? | agent a; iano Box REPLIES Pp te t | pm; ‘ . = 4 gage aod IN Pkuuet geod iercurs ee Rernates Re aq fetes! atch orale w t taal 1 IT OR A x — _ Rent Apts. Un ee x . a.m te : work _ 7 Co. —t Co. FE MEN ALL WASHING, Fi paar aero r : w Aa:%) om, veday pT en sea dy, ‘snr FoR LAT na eehoina an | sien, Lane OF _FE SUG | WAtLPAPERING AND PAINTE PERS ree as ar eee ERS WAITING there were replies at | | TIRED. OF PuncHING -a HG |mxrenimvcen srewonarmen | jist"7e"t sears Tuonee | ALL MAK Of FOUNTAIN PENG vier en Pate __Wtd, Miscellaneous " 28 “= SUR ney ae) Seer nes ae the Press office in || ger eg ek comeetn: Fosaeti™| MARON ra ee rOM 5a a cs Seven | ree pace toca | ,cmis 18 sxates,|Cash f } peeainde ncaie™| Ser eo eee a the 441 care have for you! Ph. | Ex REAUTY = i. AR kinds. EM rence &t. i 17 W Lew- | wis i Aes __Mae_3. PE 4-0129. oe ees or. Contracts ‘ ave ad i a ee DRIVER WANTED, APELYCOt- rT Gedeak ska Bey. Oarene Ciel We Fe PILES Wasa MACHINE Premsrel, Vasoreas,” Chats | wert? Darter sow WHITE BROS. | we 5 83, 34, 28, 38, a8, a2, 3, FS Rochester, OL ——n WIDOW WOULD LIKE MIDDLE. Se RESIDED EXCAVATING ORADIN —_—. Hee: Ga 0-500, o¢_FB 6-108, WITH OR WITHOUT MOTOR ® to ® for ¥ . 38 °W. Huron. = = = 50, 51, 57, 62, “ sorta ED FOR pemrt CAR aly ie rome boys. | Mass siaing, aot aa fa Fess Ss ord oa, Pore Photos & Accessories 7 WANTED a. en Dine wes on See ¢ ROOM APARTMENT, ADULTS. 6, a warts eek ¢ . MY | we 2 : extra i a —e “2 $ 1 without | WiLL 3 “4 ROOM 7 : ee Ret ag toe Eom oc crt Son MN) nate icp cspactntons | Eugenie i STERING |, | RODS c CAMENA WTR, EL (Bale! lands Sie Ents | “HL e” Pe keene Rew 4 nook, arr. 2 sepeae } 204, 106, 107, 110, 112. | fer appointment. => a Dae Rey oe Liceased’ & perig & orimaing 300 5 Pine toinrger Trays, meter. #6 ha | WANTED: USED oop McKIN Sag | furnished Repiy box M1. —_ Rechadlea tn | TERENCE Bootheepine espe es serrea |OENERAL | BUILDING | RePate | A & BTR ERCH ee Ereryining you need develope — eae aa saan RP bettne man ae Vacant ¢ ROOMS AND BATE. : a — . 1s y. Lynn Jewelers, | Piasterine by cement work. N I} “i af Bet offer . TO BUY = or ry . ——— oe Salesman WArThnes NIGHT satis r ‘ogmrirya Us ne Or Masonny. 4 aa ian ae mW kame gow. ay a ae b 6 Sebi Mptrenone, "OR : oo . a AUD BATH Pree, time have ransp part | or PE 54-3004. I oo Weddipes Form COPIES. $500 ; ; couple. gree ¢ Bo bition for neat ener, thon, Alec part me —— te ety gg Mans a @ REPAIR. EAVESTROUGHING thn Studio a _ Le Money Wanted SS a: [ x WN i row 1s 2 APant By fy fag ComEN On Omnis 10 OR OVER Guanante h ROG ALE Farm ate bentns & sett meta - WTD TO: BORROW 812.500 POR HOME IN TOWN OR SUB. _ dock, Alberta Apts. N. Pad cing wan phone Est Wis J. A OFFICES FACTORIE meta! Telev - cent interest for aT 8) but - ie not -be all mode 2 ROOM APT. 1 SCHOOL apply Personnel . Bacinew Loop? Tile. | _ ee ont henwioare. deat. chaise, elevision Service 22) Pootine ‘Press land ‘coo- | for you. Call Fmseral 1st, Mig ng ag Bo Omee 2 to 6 pm: | SLocK AND CeME® r . FE &-1323. HOME WANTED . ._ NO 3 H __Sears. Roebuck & Co. ae Fri. 8 am £5 ; Wed. through Chim AND CEMENT WORK EXPERT TSEE TRimMING sk =e CALLS <- 63.50 $4,000 AGE - . References, On _ 164. N, Saginaw =, NANTED —_ @ALRACADY = Sener see sialon CE | _moving. PE tee. 0 eo MITCHELL'S TV — va stee. si with 146 Room ue. sca Daily SINGLE MAN ON FARM dren's ready to — Carpenter Contractin tookkeeping & Taxes 14 — N. Saginaw ‘rE 32m ANTED 01.300 at 6 PER CENT W ANT iddle wire clos ‘Wicaasbee mene miley, weet of Fotiee Myon! Get our tid to Pee eng, | accounrma Norris Radio TV |_?ree “7 , eH _private. Pe estes, ECHANICAL | ABILITY. | MAN Seems: postion we opens te: Belk th gece ate Aa ‘SgrOwnrme 9 TAR geavice | ETN) =r oe Pree ews HOUSES fhent Houses Maraiiead 20 Chine hechanie, bolary Spee. om fare Pace Empty bar Please | $y sepos bon FR et OM Cheedete | es oe Me Nevada m.| Wanted to Rent 29) Se = Sh Tide seckeround in held and | . feo nacene Oe PE 4018, ANDY CON. COUPLE weed FE-5<6163——_—_—_| “tenwr--she-Gaben | i OPPORTU see | you have Bh. Py og ye by REMODELING — Fon! weet THOMe D & Cc pat Oat BUA-TY CORN, ages 4% Bs ae 3 CHILDREN, 4 og of 3-3-and __ St. we wes joe —— an i. TUNITY you have reached the tap, te your | OMe AeE ReTTMaTRs. ac State Bank Bid~ $3.50 PE 16 FE AVE | cf tree bedecom” hence’ WHA ¢_ petresm hemes, te, toue i mcnman East Bivd. ould you ithe to earn $128 to 4118 Reliable tran ot Seas | STO! soND MODERN! 20" | De Scsmaking, Te Be TP STRARA, | ished “Phooe ONS — i.) 1 equities Sit nee eo 0600 ahr "hat bse Fomine “area vas. revreegute: | “hoep ne traneperiation peceseay STODPERT @ CEQL |e ee 16| Typ |, oo ane Farms are really “saling: | PURN. ROO hss i Moow'eree “Mes “among Book | Nile Rpese Angcare "er: torah | One GENERAL SUILDERS | fayrenanions picKrp axp | Typewriter Service 224) "Quned wahe sew 4. eg I ig ee eae ccnnens ae Ney Eas | matron -calitaad | 8 ERC at Fo Ne = Wideatred FE a0. |" hoe repel Sevecew =| Spurn teh ematred mae] seek Sal mew tor er Re a ichare ry = : . aol : wo ——— = q : m oe +7732, 8 cu We ha AN with operator Bg Suita ¢ 'y eT ye oe General ou "Sh rk. | WTD eeaaiinas rae a ouses Unfurn. 36 2! ppeuntment a) ee have en opeaing | for MASON & CEMENT Conk PRES lacemne Tak Sere E $3702. | pty Co. 7 W and Office “up| 2 bedroom MATEY. voxkiameg | "70" PAST CASE CALL” 3 RM HOUSER BAKER Appig im person. “Bateman eetimates Our wort guaranteed ~ Tax Service 17) EE | Pe al® Tigh for ‘es moot. DW. Huron MACHUS BA aa —m ? Telegraph ~ Paes PATCH PL. = ne SP Eetn bm, | Stee SE eva + 12) > Saginaw St. | YouNG EMPLO “MC 160 ‘age oe Ae _____Help Wanted —3| 2 roe filling SENpati ha 200. Upholstering 2 bearoom 4 de Por a hard-wor pag el MEN OR WOMEN oven Saha CARPENTER TER ig gpd R. CKUS|MAKERS oF custom a \ oes Call FE Dg hg ed a a Soke rote Fe ion, Bre. FE on, .SUtTOM, ‘PUTLT | FUNG COURTE patna pO manu-| bdondabdle ance. Must be =... + pd bead . SAV Po ME. Re : : 4 room unfurnished ®amer experi or con- t Big Ti% N. . Seats w Sen AV E MONEY U st Good references , offers wace helpfti. Position | © 6 p.m. Wed Toe fem. Ka Fianwind Ficoa Latina | Scone ering GUnINTIaN PanhLY WO an cries amperes fier” sdvenst-| MIQDLEAGED, w : vines | Sigh St FRU ee Seti Phone FE 5-888 | sm ‘team ut Sy a a al lt | —omge orgtaren | Se Pe ' write Box 1. ar For ; apartment) and service, ‘: a a. . Boe wag par ag) St Hie ea Oe man Tr - wine Bs @8. Pootine | “Instractions Sire torished Bn . We heres —| “Accounting, Shorths . mouse ALi ry -$ —4,*- , ryoneceine nue “dia cal job ie he and usiness Tram : cls rE See 5 . Telegraph Reed. m6 "hae Wickeese Ia ase WANT. siness Inst : 4 W. Rewrence ttute . re bee perry ¢ Busine 2 ; 1 : . } = ' = ; _ : nie : i ae e a % ; ee oe o£ Rep oy se ‘i Pa, = _ <-> - ae Mies ; aieal e : ye ee, (ere j re se, x ty : ae, * £ ; , ie 4 4) ncaa ‘i ee ea oe grein ie ° s te 3 JS “4 ’ 4 : F | . i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY:-FEBRUARY) 3, 1956 + _For Sale Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43/FUNNY BUSINESS ~ by & For Sale Houses . 43| For Sale Houses 43 Partridge} ANNETT ‘meaetm | CHARI OFFERS revere, | Cee ea ast Side ‘ CO aac East Side i E"Sossmeat car” $ room WOQDWARD AL " ben low. wanted, fret porch, _ ESTATES | Fe atte *. ye Mecodiuon. Fireplace, bub te book | Mahe Orion and ot henibe ; — shelves % oi) furnace, rons well kept grovel | Pau price os ast Beers none sreee, te | feuued'ss he bor fare | $1,500 Down G. wo} Be penaes Bed h t homes - ‘ i] Lm Emre eas: oy ee ee : | ane HAYDEN umes =r ‘ Priced to at ‘ nopme @ rooms, $ swoon, This b ~ “eestor eee “22 WG» afar) Ete? w room e also e Ey. after Stn oe ree] Se» ory DON'T MISS B.D. CHARLES, R tad ms bust Be wow ell the, way fest’ ores with THE NEW [ia telegraph Phe See t mars | ——Rifacs"tline She “WALTON HOUSES” |camouny ‘gm, } 3 wy home located tile bath, : j fase MSA ® S115 Lots — Lake Privileges $40.92 Sl ree rer 4 WARD E. PARTRIDGE, ag » ones Liv- PER MONTH | 93,000 down Ph. + _ r) ‘ a REALTOR, FE 2-8316 eae tee INCLUDING ry wea agn Arbor, PE bosat| pg ag 43 W. Huron St, Open ‘Bve. 7 to 9 on Os12 Stairway to large | “< , r ohn on Taxes & Insurance NEW pref insulated chicken >. ee Out ¥, M.A. mortenee are osey| Tus, traulaare tore eataet| Wat chee -sonoed Sand : $f, tubs. end sew det pump. i nem pre Bigg 283 carom of Ng lll aeaaalia is ai tee, it es ed sembenes | , fF tract as part a ae | tat camploty runes oy | Eermng catia aae | FLOYD KENT, Realtor bee. sat tte Bice *| $750 Down ___| Elizabeth Lake Estates | _43| For Sale Houses 43| FF. B, MELIN CO. Ree Se oer come om “hem te Consumers Bower = cat ald about by miles ty I - ‘| A Short Drive incre bet water. Cove © foot | pac ¥O SO, AGRE PARR out near “Bail Lake. A cute rge kitchen with breakfast / Out Baldwin, turn West on Colum- cod Gebesn Selling for only | Ressopably ed. P. W. Dinnas 4 room home on fe pape : basement with STOUT = bia, turn right on Carlisle, one $12,000 with FHA terms This is| & Son. 66 W. Huron. mately 3% scree good bs e, block to model. (112 W. Ann, @ héme that you won't be able garden All the rooms heater, screened reh Arber) to resist Cail today and let us a hag Bh ag fae es «Excellent Daily 11 g ice Le tedar ns arene | 80 Ares—Modern Home cocipare “Tuuser, SoS dinpee “eslnded "at ha Re BEST BUYS | Open Daily 11 am-8 pm.) “DRAYTON AREA Loceied near Oxford East Side West Bloomfield TODAY ~ HEUGH This 2 beara Lome eat, ist | prada ant het 0 he & room, 2 bedroom home Ultra modern 5% rm. ranch ae 2 Co. tra e kitchen with dint ona cateméite @& ALE sy ~-F a less. WEST SIDE INCOME : : “sliding doots on closets t heat, large becoment bare, Ss Siteme cen cee les poser Centgenemn, got | TR tame a | cae emacs | Sa rma ae al laundry waye and acto! basement ‘ail suns, bat prised ef routes ip hy firmly to vee. tot toa, Also ineteded ‘at te Bevsane vila on Good. Beigtbortood with days "*pocsension, "$2.00, pase poy po core HERE IT IS! faract,, Meal for We man wis wane, city bus et the door. This terms. Sek Ghost dean or ake my mae ee Ms ® wae ee fal oce nd R A tt It first run home won't last mile ‘Court House. beast $11,900 pasos ro NOY ANNO INC, a wt =} Roy Annett Inc. $500 DOWN OR side. Call PE 4-0862—18 B Pike | Socom och far ppoinhmeat today. : Rochester Income a a. Regs f voces Eoune 40,0 beg A RTANRENCE_W HITE open Evenings a Beautiful meome home tm Open Evenings and Suniay be} lot. Located Crooks G AYLORD =r var er ee : downtown Rochester. located oon Ay BS Bh BH Near Lapeer dowa Sists ef ‘Teome fer the ‘ ‘yalek possession, Member Co-op Real Estate Exch. BROS | ar ' ee ! Coase oles A eucomean For Colored Families et " iy N. Seginew PB 300 | png Sy ee i 20 ACRES—$1,000 DN. || = NEARLY NEW Open # to» sun i ws | Sale Business Property 49 | one, Dont delay calling! hot air furnace, sutomatis. Ot ae ¢ ee bedrm. home, located on nice leve!| PR OR D187? of OL S170 | © oe GILES REALTY CO. | ee, ] Ber eee | Shae specs eth ne Thc | ee — en | ee eae ee a nw ___ FE +8008 . small § room home with ofl beat, | sash and screens Hete's an a - _ ALY wEWe) BaD $ Rooms. MODERN, OAS HEAT. : Price amoll barn. 2 wees, $a.s00- ta.000 aon | tom Pat anes Goon Bt bouse located off Joslyn. Com-| East B Wed” fortece Auburs.| ‘’T™s. ©. ; M-15, is GI vate stairway to 3 room te Sur’ } pletely $3500. - =~ 3 _Ortonville 133, Reverse Charges. ee bath apartment up. A a mortgage ¢_per_comt. CLOSE IN _ LAKE ORION BRICK BRICK aotrten, “Teetton, Anienicom ——— ph ay Fy Seatac arene ____BAST-SIDE-—~ | sanhie Site a done oe Some a ee $3900 PN + ate te 7s See — value at $1.70 | te. 2 modera : : room cottage, All for A very, ¥ sharp 1063 bed ; RL _ BI , Real P A Se Se ogee, ak be | os frost Freed | whi'Ttn OMEN REM. MY Sm hose 7s 5% a _— ne Sepia oe a Romich-coce Bee Meee 28 Be ee ED al a Ge KSTON ane! farce tears | John K. Irwin | pcoee swe mare quate | ight Manulactoring NORTH SID and shower in basement.‘ stool| on #, now used for ledge rock fireplace nual ree i 2x30, ¢0x78212 . tn min 1 ORTH SIDE age| SORES GS P| nee es Sees] cae ey | ay eee ort ..| See eto | Eke Tate giaaeee fe Mente, we | "CUCKLER REALTY I a a ee Sonttes ae Wood floors, basement, storms @ | 236 w PE +4001 beth *irepibce. Induced ot Ex) — on eS eae “ping veom wiah = = Planters ase pwnsend 4406 Gia Cask we metanee TICK AS A WHISTLE | tom, Pub price sti0ee, ‘gu.000| New Sad? sarege Nothing —} — paren. * carpeting” ot, | For Sale Lake Property 44| Business Opportunities 51 ADAMS REALTY ret 8 “d, ma glee Bho Hot 613.000 ans we, ions —~|. one ise) Dowel ce ve te Bouse, it) "tion ‘gapomiog sinle pes tote $850 DOWN : | eoecoianaeens RAMBLING RANCH , ‘completed, Good. well Water: ag by Ground, Attrtctive Hit’ noms | eat clean ¢ rooms and Se ee a Partridge ee penny ee ee ee heater. Locaked. off fig Gis smmact.ste ‘home from = Si Eatrieg ia un| feta ieaat = gana | pega ices | Eee, tes gece [tn TL. Seca Sate 1 ener acl o be —a wil : . GEO. MARBLE. Realtor | , 95° va aaty Gh.t00 rok . ac Lake he es ~ Genessee Street ml ‘ land- esi A rATPREORS RD. HH. ¢ 3 a ang Broker |* as ear —_—- | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Indian Motere. 8 Seitre. Yunnesiown, stee _ Li UOR BAR | _ « E __ Phone mj PE toon BU A Tl NM. Saginew Bt FE 64-8165 eas nook cornet ‘. Genuine Bargain — | Lara ee eee] =a yh wing Sings | Sey rater Wea teosted pome of eter es! BATEMAN meas Soom 60 DOWN FOR" BEDROOW seem Reet. storms = Perfect condition, large jot, Le Beved rive. fence beck yeod ond me in of sehool.| West Side 1 acre out iva. ‘bebe Now , peer bus, oo Fr. WA Bore. $12) i 96.150 ptice FP. W Din. for tench. Yes, the with 508 on pavem gees poms Rt, aa . saat of viamm wial price | badeacet™ ahaa’ nied R. HILTZ i "noom MODERN nose 7 “fea more taky teas ora eg I al Se EEE, S| os wae some tye tene| fechas See 3] Sw ). al cen beriene. Pe tng) Eerie et | Same invine babe TRADE For Sale Honses 43| =, tit jirree, fui tock | XG. Hempstead, Realtor |me4k, mcr Lit nome, | rm ode Bre. PE +208 | commis nana 4 droom tome | | ro 'oBY FF wii hdOME rr| , BEER, GROCERY Moons walt on Wis ous’ at Saly | Otten 7 eaiei—Bve, Pm susit| Ne beihe, carpeted living DRAYTON PLAINS | putts 108), Piasterei wails. wired | Lake Angelus Road M A AN in town A HOME OF YOUR | ome vmzage, set 2 vetrn.| So nan mea acy Merce | fasted” naés'on Tune part: | fuori et te i Wigh sbere, evariing 4 monet = OWN tomer is eet condition SR | te oe tite, Fare: Sj, eluted “im peiee, | Good, iceilog clove te bus eere=| CARROLL G. PORRITT| room’ sue! 20 car" garage monet Orne Real Eat Bach, tn. Erdem = Cotank Wate tate pace macers, taceen 2 tie | DRAYTON PLAINS : —_—— " L. C. LADD we Wire cell PE Sain | to tell Mt you are ap... a ee Excellent North Sife Sse cia = acme GE | me ORE Seat Be Four snd path down, tree | 4940 Rochester Rd. ot 18 Mlle ton w SMOKE et : LAWRENCE %, fl Hi if Ril i! f7 i y UE ie A i a — ©) © vN i: i 78 I i zt bit i! i H ‘| r th ‘ fe i GQ) ~~ = O ae) Oo Ww > & on = ie “of i | : { i} i re ; ; 8 E : : - ni i; ish ag ten, cof of OR FWMs a ee and can Sten 5 ot bent, i cor " -» sult that ’ fires and equipeniat at onl? ' os : Humphries; 2S | wan DECORATED —2 BED. 4 toot income vent scan. | | COAST -T bedremery eve] hae: ptocros | Pe Saute com| sete = World's Largest HH z Best Buy in Brick oie Convenient to GMT&C : i | I i 3 = : fi ail a il : O Be ah ILE 2 i fil i 2 : : us . : | | L f rE Fine Frame Coon | SoS RES E To | Seas] SESSaeeS [GATEWAYS to) PSS A mn ke So a lg He on Gan BiRinkas 56 950 ee amieaeiah HAPPINESS | Humphries |" ° 6m | estirey rome, ora : Fig Reg Cn a os ss aan. av,teee| PAUL D. HAMMOND | Ei""Eteuane ttn a bat | we “pave. road. $1,500 down. HLA. : use, SNE ST. MIKE’ pent =e thle 4 Tom home! | | 20 w. Bern — 2am corane, Fe. PG SO, eae Re orien | Beareee OPEN | Sf ee ee eee ee ee oe vou Gest ee ed ESTEE | tmneeeem | cee | Bees ean Sh aye mim) Woe er Tet ae tae set eae: | WE SPE SLATS GUE | Sak Cal bey fe coor: groaned of exning at ae ae — ernie WILLIS i. BREWER | ieee’ ce Eee proportion toai| gan S ‘son. 6 W, ott. Only’ Sh.ae0 down “aot, guball -oremig te your YOU'LL LIKE Humphries | rs sail?! Be sexm| pont, ind pour, This avety spot po at ,| Beeaees |e as Ge | ftumebrics nat at Soe rarest se") KINZLER | eens | PPPS SE ge tae) Se SEG! , ouciuctim | Ether a , commen san | RAY ONEIL, Realtor omnes eae ran © Scra| fer eter ete) fare Senta: is Eos BS ne NICHOLIE Pi wae | TEE SLL ARES, | OS Pirin Sake | DONELSON PARK soak scree | oe sa) SES cy bid fates Baw. M ‘Stout, Realtor ww TRE em | Ett eit | North East Suburban | si are ate | Pumphries 5a eee) <7 Toes te AR | | Eaeaasd sete aet | peer shut gecerrmmauy| A. JOHNSON, Realtor | : On Sia sher'# Pic | SOS BERR ero Gee PE —___¢__________| = an £ 4-25 }. : en | — ne ‘enee, ne Sra a ee 1704 S. Telegraph Ra. | Rie ge LITTLE FARMS | ocERY & “a z J , i ; = ; # Te , i want this Also. Beer & Wine Established - PAUL A. KERN, Realtor| Scam” = ™™)«RuD” Nicholle A | mentver 9 Ee | ae Mt Oneal’ teoiste Since ie | l i ad hi 6 S G) | : b4 i td if mH 4 rig é i i i 4 a Kitchen and DOLLAR, VALUES tecresme “Lk Tso. Rnony| oa ~ Suiiee . rear Gen, tile bath, base ful. dining room, wall to wail Due to owners health, and death ai i ly fn a ‘LT oe, e| Steers (6 ee SRE | Pee erie) (HDROWN, Reakor |g Sater ama, mete fly home. . sect. is with stat~ fruit Sod bertien. $3,006 wars: wal 23-1372, —a sell ‘A good . No . ; heat éovme. 107%. comb 6s. a ‘ ‘ = 4 WM, H. KNUDSEN 5 Som, Rises, FE 8 “BUD” Nicholie 20 Cnty Limite | +. £OREs renee type tome wn | ELIZABETH LAKE IMMEDIATE, —_—| BRtk_IBTATE aaa ||, L: Templeton, Realto me POSSESSION ALL WOMAN REALTY |23_#, Buren ™ \ Rone ese with NTIAC REALTY CO. fs wero Huren ie kn $ " ATES new 2 > Live ‘anaes VOniNgS PB 9-080 eee Bae Beate ney Patter cates | eS See | ete Russell Young| a" ns es ee “A Soy . * 4 \ 4 ¥ te? : eet ae . “4 Go “we . : 4 i -: Bist te AZ : fe K, a ie ir ~ wi rr b ay —« ay : a F \2 Y, FEBRUARY 38, 1954 e Tf ¢ ‘ 7 = Y me ee ae x | - STATE-WIDE NO LAY-OFFS? ge with of my $ Buy only. GLASS Borrow the cash you need at BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY oe | tere Pe ow ee oe LOANS $25 to $500 + | 30 E. Lawrence F, BR “Bud” Miller 2-713} FRIENDLY SERVICE eet — —— - a — + -— to ' onxerit Pubic LOAN @ WwW ferent & SPE 37181 $25 "$500 Livingstone Need Mone ? 25 to $500 9-812] Katte? r We are wrecking 1949 to 1963 2339 Disie Hwy. FE 44533 Auto Service FOR COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE refinishing. 3 OW Pike St A I -NEW SERVICE Opa pists b> awd ag ee break relin MAX'S LISION 164 Baldwin Ave eek ee "FREE ATE . i’ aN. prath R SALES et Wanted Used Cars 59 See M&M Motor Sales PE 2110 “THE HIGH DOLLAR for the high grade used cars. We them Brive vou with your "Eetlemee sees eo ay 2 Be GET CASH QUICKLY UP TO $900 | easily ‘yours through Classified ads! ae goo @ For Sale ad FE 27-8181. fer sute , gg Snaneine. Payment olan. {Loan Company}. Lae ae het rm, LOW INTEREST pases N vay! arecb Ss (§« Open_Bives. MICH-ARROW — ELCAR-RICHARDSON GF Parkhurst Trailer MY 94s Pontiac Chief MOBILE HOM#'S 2m te @ fh. t length. Up to S years to pay. a You eas buy @ Les Hutchinson reconditioned trailer es low as $100 down. — Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales 4615 Dinie Highwa: Est a ~“} heater, needs a 2 OWE the eure eee. “HL'Y. VANWELT == OR }-1358 Top Price for Your Car_ BION DOLLAR MOTOR MART im B Mestesim, _F@ ¢eme 500 CARS WANTED BAGLEY AUTO PARTS For Sale Used Cars 61 CY OWENS |Uséd Car | Corral “Cactus Pete” Sez — Lift your spirits and lower your expenses in one of these Cy Owens good used cars. $3 Plymouth Suburban. Radio & heater... $1,645 °S3 Ford Tudor, Fordo- matic radio & htr. $1,595 +52 Ford Sed_, Fordomatic. Radio & heater... $1,395 'S2 Chevrolet Sedan Pow- erglide, radio and heater........... $1,195 ~|°S1 Ford Tudor, radio & heater, Sharp.....-- $895 *50 Chevrolet sedan, radio and heater........ $595 SO Ford Tudor, Overdrive, radio & heater..... $695 °S0 Pontiac Club Coupe, Hydramatic, radio and Deatefs ccs cess ce cexx '48 Oldsmobile Tudor, Hy- dramatic, radio and heater. ........005 $225 48 Nash Sedan, radio & litjle WOPK ss veces coun san $75 Come in and lasso one of these good buys today! CY S Your Ford: Dealer . 147 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4101 MICHIGAN'S FINEST — ee et ee wood LST the pou ' 240 Baldwin Ave. _For Sale Used Care 61 and trucks. We have several late | | b _For Sale Used Cars’ 61 _For Ste Used Cars 61 enough in the world!” “Oh, for goodness sake, Nora! As if there isn't trouble For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars 61 WE SELL BUICKS : We believe there is no finer car_on the market. That’s why we. sell so many new Buicks"to sat- isfied customers year aft- SAVE. SAVE Community Motor Sales Bargains! 1953 | +-er-yeart- | BUT ;| on tiearly every new Buick sold, we take in a used Buick from a satisfied customer. SO We Specialize In Used Buicks New or Used “BETTER _ BUY BUICK" HERE ARE REAL BARGAINS! '51 Buick $1,295 2 Dr., Dynaflow '52 Buick $1,695 4 Dr., Dynaflow ‘93 Buick $2,095 Demonstrator, 4 Dr, "49 Buick $545 2 Dr., Dynaflow '50 Buicks $795 Large Selection good used cars in various makes & models. Stop in today, look 'em over and try ‘em out. Many 1941-1948 Specials With No Down Payment! MOTOR SALES 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 1952 CHEVROLETS _ 12 Beatties To Choose From 2 door, 4 door, Bel Air Sport Coupes All have heaters, most have radios. E. MICHIGAN'S —-% - RINEST nd 3 Lineoln— wocc ts Le hae nou Of course we have other |_ OLIVER | PONTIAC $1,750 Chieftain Deluxe 2 door, radio, heater & Hydra- 1953 BUICK $2,295 Riviera Hardtop, radio, heater, Dynaflow, white- walls, very low mileage. Bargains! | 1950 CHEVROLET $795 Styline Deluxe, 4 door se- power 195] PICKUP $695 Ford % ton — runs and looks like new. | Bargains! NO MONEY DOWN! CHEV. 1948 Cours eas MONT < OLDS 184) FOUR N, U. 8. ROYAL Many Others All Bargains Community , Motor Sales Inc. At the North End of Town Open Every Night ‘ti 16 804. N. Main OL 2-9311 . Sead dan, radio, heater and 1°53 Oldsmobile 98 custom 'S3 Chevrolet “210” sedan "53 Oldsmobile 88 super deluxe sedan 52 Oldsmobile 98 custom sedan ‘ 52 Buick special sedan 1°51 Pontiac Chieftain 8 Tudor "$2 Chevrolet Tudor sedan $2 Pontiac Chieftain 8 eustom Tudor "$1 Chevrolet Bel Air coupe *S1 Oldsmobile super 88 Tudor 51 Oldsmobile 98 custom — sedan ’51 Pontiac 8 Chieftain sedan $1 Chevrolet deluxe Tudor sedan "$1 Dodge deluxe Tudor ’$1 Mercury custom sedan '50 Ford custom 8 Tudor "50 Oldsmobile 88 custom sedan "SO Pontiac Chieftain 8 Tudor 49 Ford custom 8 Tudor 49 Chevrolet deluxe Tudor ’49 Oldsmobile 76 Tudor '46 Pontiac 8 sedan 47 Oldsmobile deluxe 76 Tudor 46 Ford super deluxe 6 CHOOSE YOUR OWN TERMS ROME = 1953 CHEVROLETS Demonstrators. New Car Trade-ins Executives Cars 12 Beauties ’ To Choose From 2 doot, 4 door and Convertible Coupes $1,295, MICHIGAN’S FINEST FORD SALES EXECUTIVES CARS « Up To $500 Discount 49 2 00r8. ..62000+.$300 |'52 Chev. ‘47 Ponti Chieftain 8 | sedan : For Sale Used Cars 61” HABEL | OK. USED CARS . will Your Car GO Thru Ice and SNOW If not, see these esas FLEETLINE 2 DR. Dark Blue Very Clean Only $1,145 ‘33: Ford Only $1,795 ‘53 Chev. Radio & Heater - 2 Tone Paint Only $1,795 ‘51 Ford | Radio & Heater $895 ‘52 Plym. NBROOK 4 DR, Radio & Heater Very Clean $1,045 “GOOD VALUE” Transportation - "42 Chevrolet 2 dr. "49 Hudson 4 dr. "49 Merc, Station Wagon JACK HAB S. w at Cottage PHONE FE 4-4546 “y aa ‘53 MERCURYS ‘53 FORDS Tudors and 4 Doors Demonstrators FACTORY OFFICIAL —— CARS up to $800. Discount LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer ~The Ground Hog © Saw the Shadow of Coming Events Used Car PRICES Will Be RISING i Soon} t if SAVE BY BUYING NOW! 19499 PONTIAC Sedanette. Radio and heater. New paint job. Engine, tires, body, interior in ex- cellent condition. 1949 HUDSON Club Coupe, Radio & ; heater. Good automo- —— bite in alt respects: — TRANSPORTATION PRICED 1950 CHEVROLET BelAir. Radio and heater, A really clean car. PRICED RIGHT 1950 LINCOLN Club Coupe. Radio & heater. Hydra-Matic drive. PRICED TO MOVE HUDSO. 1951 _ Fordor. | - Cor, Pike & Cass PONTIAC RETAIL — : STORE: GOODWILL USED-CARS “Not a Name but a Policy* ee FROM A DEALER YOU KNOW — 1946 AND 1947 FORDS PONTIACS CHEVROLETS SPECIAL! 90 PONTIAC 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN * “SOLID VALUE* 1948 AND 1949 CHEVROLETS PONTIAC FORDS~. SPECIAL! HARDTOPS SUBURBANS | | STATION WAGONS __ SPECIAL! 51 PONTIAC . CHIEFTAIN 4 DR. “Goodwill Used Car” $995 _ SPECIAL! "48 PONTIAC | SEDAN COUPE - ‘\. “SOLID VALUE" | sare PONTIAC 1951 DODGE ai Sedan. Fluid ve. Famous Dodge eoon-|. RETAIL A STEAL AT THIS PRICE | STORE 1952 PONTIAC Factory Branch Tudor, Chieftain De-| 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill lux, Radio and heater. Phone FE 3-7117 To see is to buy. 1952 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Radio & heat-| “75 sali pa er. A very clean car. ee | besser per a. fotal | FE 6-200. 1953 LINCOLN ._ |WE TRADE FOR LESS coer, Fonder. Rode |B Sa twas fae power. seats, window 3 ESR Sep lifts, and other ex- 8 {--7,-4 seers tras. A high. quality de on. car priced to com. TSO Priced tne,” |_ Pontiac-Buick 7351 Auburn, Utica, Mich. 1983 FORD , REpublic 2-3001 Station W ft, 3 a. 8 cxirea, itiond, “ad ‘Rees ove aed] 1 MERCURY Rolls Royce of the “= Tye Png 4 low priced station $995 wages. 50 chan aie- cription is impossible. MICHIGAN'S . Come in and see this FINEST re sty a LENE, All of the above mentioned “pect ei en pony] “automobiles have been] =~ _ 7” v throughly reconditioned Taio bout. Se Mare Sate and inspected to give you perfect driving satisfac- v voce tion throughout the ‘32 NASH treacherous weather “sa0S 7. ahead of us. Come in to- MICHIGAN'S day and make your selec- FINEST tion from the numerous fine quality used cars we : " have to offer. LINCOLN-MERCURY |* _ Pike St. Lot FE 4.3885 ‘FE 4-S114 | "oS™us - FE29I@ 1 ee 4 ee ee: cae. pat | : Agel, a ceed ta aie Rabie ee” OS GaN Mere : 2 _ THE PO AC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 | . ‘ eres ‘ Ae ue 1 ‘ x For Sale Used Cars 61| For-Sale Used Cars 61| For Sale Used Trucks 62) MODEST MAIDENS | By Jay Alan | For Sale Misceflanecous 72) For Sale Miscellaneous 72| For Sale Miscellaneous - ud . ita coh f Peed 2 See 7 — arn OE — _ ™ Mii es rea —D ins tae FO: ~ | WOLVERI Burmeister s fs PRICED SSCL RF (CN Frit}. GOING | WOLVERINE |opevga a, Tosr. MONEY DOWN We do not make this offer with the purpose of lur- ing you to our lot. We know that often a family ently needs depend- i. transportation but lacks the necessary down yment. If you have ived in or near Pontiac for a year or longer and have established good credit you can purchase a car here with no money down at state regulated interest rates. as =~ 9 2 good tires. No money $42, PL ial Ae, lub coupe, tru! “Hay cages ini ea . P x eellent running . One owner. Average mileage. Can be 's2 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ™Yinuh and spotiges terior, MICHIGAN’S FINEST JACOBSON'S “ We have °47 through °S! Hudsons. Come see us for a new or used Hud- son, . 3S eae Farmase NO, |. HERE ARE BUYS! $40 to $295 Riemenschneider Bros, DODGE- PLYMOUTH ; - w St. 2-9131 -HAB OK. . USED TRUCKS 31 CHEV. -TON PICKUP est paint job. Here is a lot of value for— __ Only $595 _ ‘46 FORD 2-TON STAKE As depéndable as an old hound dog. Good condi- tion, lots of work left in this one. $395 We have the largest selec- tion of used trucks in our history. Come in and look ‘em over. TRUCKERS LOT JACK HAB CHEVROLET S. Saginaw at Cottage PHONE FE 4-4546 ee Eas _— . i — SPECIALS ‘$1 FORD ¥-ton Pickup $695 ‘51 CHEVROLET For Sale Used Trucks 62) THE THRIFTY |’ ha A-l USED TRUCKS 52 Ford F-6 tractor, mo- tor is .NEW,. excellent tires, 5th wheel, saddle tanks—ready to roll, *51. Chevrolet Cab and “ $345 A) | Reed F-4 dump, areal worker,’ a real money CN «sie tenes $1,095 eee eeeeeeee 1°51 Ford F-6, long wheel base, cab & chassis. 51 Ford F-8 full air brakes, 10:00 tires. "51 Ford panel, handy for any $s eee eee $695 *$1 Ford Vanette, excel- lent condition. C.0.E., good tires, $1,145 30 Dodge, 5 yd. dump, good tires, A-l condi- tion eeeeeeeee ACCT $995 ‘48 Ford 1% - ton panel, good for any ” business cece eewres $345 These Good Used Trucks Are All Ready for Work OW. 147 S. Saginaw St. | Phone FE S401 | fehtiste® eB . worweliceeese | RR E. a AAT — r. oe teagesentess ie Bn _— vee PONTIAC'S ONLY - | *"iiiey’ornins crew |” Sar, ete ee Exclusive Truck Dealer | “THOMAS Tet yg 1 compte, 3 pose Sonal WILSON GMC FURNITURE CO. crm oa — 809 S. Woodward Jan 7080 Orchard Lk. Ré.. _- ee dl ee Pore € torte Mes OF FOR pone 49 PICKUPS Fe Stam, Pee . These trucks heave WESTINGHOUSE DR . NEEDS "Hecen Mensa “Roma scare PP odec), uron otor es DINETTE f oc- lel ial Sasoas rere mor ser PICKUP. | . ¢ pe Tare Se ee. eee 5 | _ sires clothes, Ta Mi eave. job. 1,00 miles, 9 sae. ine ‘tao bound new Ee sans oe Eee cart, Some before Ue after 6. Sane — —_ ', _Miizabeth 339 erome - Rochester : Y-ton Pickup $695 $2 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery $795 “49 CHEVROLET ¥-ton Panel $95 49, GMC “49 FORD EXPRESS $395 . "S90 CHEVROLET 2-ton Stake ' 4-ton Panel. | 52 Ford tractor, F-6,| . | eee wewede So Heavy Harold's, OQ Lineleum 140 S. ek “e | Sale Household Goods 71,- §. PAPAL AARA SELLINO BELOW Lr ASPHALT TILE 3c each . A ‘e Inlaid Tic a PLASTIC TILE. .3c each /4% & Wall The . 12 % Linocleums te oq. ft, ~WAYNE GABERT’S | | Appliance Specials A-l, seen % Ironrite troner, Moor & months ins home Up to pay trem | Round steak......... ~~ | WALTON AT OPDYKE - OUT OF W \ALL TOOLS & BUSINESS EQUIPMENT TO BE SOLD Reasonably Priced Come in and See Our Display 3 SepAy ems MPLETE ALEMITE EQUIP. STEWART WARNER WHEEL BAL- LEADER TORCH AND CARTS Srrkn ‘tartees LADD 1 6. SAGINAW FE ¢2062 Ta 7 GAR OA ba) or wreck. $10 & 71908 § we Be. Cuee & tw ¢, jo Wet +-$018—or, | -UMBER | BU:LDING SUPPLIES Sheetrock (x#'x% C, & C 61.355 ee Piyscore ¢@'x% De en. 94.80, og. Ft 900 Re eee Sin 3 os : ‘ SEPTIC “AIR COMPRESSORS — bd a : opack CONE’S RENTAL | eFs. me with reverse evi Sheffield or 21275 a yg stoves fu.ly auto. matic —— — ar paces and mnaces, carbu- retors and — fer of] burners Pati k hot plates and tor trajers and cabins Ansoc tg aor ie hi — e change | 8S Telegraph | Open Evenings & Sunday p.m “= plain & Goegeative, — 1 Ywoop co 1488 win Ave rE 330 ‘| LINO : ie Pe REBUILT MAYTAG WASHER. Guaranteed. PE 45108, per’ Repaicement, ue JANUARY CLOsmOUT SALE ttioned Ss ES ae Fw veae “TUBS WHITE eS Ste ew be . FARM FRESH MEATS OT eee 39 eee ee eeee Hot dogs, homemade. eee eee eee eee eee eee eweneee . eee ee eenene OPDYKE MARKET = IM. A PePeeee ere 3 | Pork steak. +! Pork chops, ctr. cut.. 73¢ Lard eee eee eeewe diag aa ; COMB. STORM SASH Awning Type Windows o's ©, : Oey tenes Vonigons cee ae hse wets 5 si *, se dryer, Kelly’s Hardware at SUNDAY 10 TO 3 LUMBER % PLYSCORE | $2.72 EACH oe § PLYSCORE $5.75 EACH }2: in. BLANKET |" INSULATION $4.45 PER 100 FT, WHITE PINE COMBINATION DOORS $14.95 . x4, NO: 2 & BETTER “a = Hs 9 td Bal : OR es Miarse Mods Parakeets, 430" | YELLOW PINE lise $99 PER 1,000 OAK FLOORING N. 2 COMMON _ $139 PER M ’ ’ bd 2°x4 WHITE FIR 7c PER LIN. FT. [BIRCH DOORS $9.95 GRADE A, $9.95 Burmeister’ Northern Lumber Co. a tae bis | ie or GRINNELL BROTHERS eo ee | 8. Saugieew Sale Store Equipment 77 MCORAY WALKIN A t Clean, works off on floor sa vies) oS tutomatic washer and 0% | MAY, ALL eTRAw,-cAN "Sake ae i oo KING BROS. Your I-H Dealer Pontiac Road at Opdyke: Deere A, Wwaeter, Jona Deere Medi B ... O08 “Eas ree }... SPECIALS .SPBCTALBL wows. ¢ & gS ie Se Sei. 2 Fe ed cae, tk ee Br . ee % : J se Sas Se >. eee aa Te Cie eee ee with Pe 2) fe a ce, Baas = peg . a 5 ' - o EX od & - . oe : : i Z 3 i r } pate * i a ‘ ss : j : . ; ® \ ‘ 2 a J { : ; > i ies 2 * \ i J . ' ee : a sme : , : ! e \ E j \ : : | A - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 : - — ~ Se i i bi saemmmememaieaeimainahiitians ‘ Z * —— fee ee a noe) gnser ee Sate ' ge Ss aeatemey They're Space-Savers... They're Sale Priced! Harmony House — * sel, BUNK BED OUTFITS <= — WT \ ae a ere. $9 Down, Easy Terms o Special Studio Couch Double Duty Couch ... Sofa or Bed! — Couch has 2 pillow bocks with inner- spring mattress. Tailored in black 79° » Complete with ‘ won | Springs and Mattresses SS and green print fabric with kick pleat bottom trim. 7 Oe $8 Down, Seers Easy Terms | mu Limed Oak Set _ Maple Finish Set ) beds for the : — ‘ : cameal i bunk beds ZY tn bee whenaver yeu waht” Limed ig tha or tin bed. acm : oa ny is cra e * : it inc Ee : i constructed tor years of service. Comm puard rail ond ladder, 2 innerspring mate e plete with springs, mattresses. Sove now! tresses, 2 flat woven steel springs. ; | ~ z= Solid Maple Chest Limed Oak Chest —~ Youth's Bed Early American Styling .. . 4 Drewers Smort Plonk Top Medern—4 Drawers ! 28.00 l An extra piece to go your ~ —— é | Rircmheettemels SQ QB eats Peeraer $ 38 . | . } * Genter guides. Honey” finish eT. ee Se ) #4 Down, Sears Esey Terme a 06 Bowe, Sense Baey Terms | Furniture Dept—Second Floor — ° ° , sink into the luxury of all wool carpet 3 ‘ We Cut It an c P Chair 4.44 Sy Susay 16.88 32.88 : Infants’ Furnit Pl poe ive oe 22.88 a rie Heir nt 528 — -drawer, birch or maple ...... 5} Modern Youth Rocker , igre me bores _- Harmony House he shield sree ol cook 16.88 Super Worthington Juvenile Chifferobe 32.88 ' | Waxed birch or maple finish .. . a Pode Selecta Merery Chait AA pRogplocty 9.30. aa ce ones en 10.88 | 9 and. 12 Ft. Widths sa : Folding Pen 12.88 . : : . F ¢ Wal Sears gives 1 lowest possible prices—and service if you like (no obligation, either). Our trained ; We Bind It you select the color to best flatter your furnishings. Wa carefully measure and estimate to sel only what you need. All work guaranteed. Inquire ! : CUT TO THESE AND ANY OTHER ROOM SIZES: Size Price Size E 9x1 1-ft. *eeeer 102.38 12x10V4-fe, ee. 688! OulZ-ft. ...... 300.36 | 12x12-f. ..... 148.48 9ul3-ft. ...... 120.34 | 12x13Ye-ft. ... 166.44 * Oul5-fe. ...... 138.30 | 12n16%4-ft. ... 202.36 SulGVo-ft. .... 151.77 | 12x18-fe. ..... 220.32 Oul8-fe. ...... 165.24 | 12x20-ft. ..... 244.28 ae iy money back” SEARS 154 North Saginaw Phone FES-4171 i ets | es ar ei Pie a a , 5 . ‘ } . e . '