’ The Weather Details page two 6 i / . ot Rg ‘ , < ey | Wd _THE PONTIAC PRESS | Home Edition 114th YEAR kek PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956—40. PAGES ASSOCIATED INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PHOTOS . -7$ leet Glazes State Highways: 3 Die . in Crash Hope to Halt Disease Cancer Infection Claims Leg of Junio An athletic Pontiac boy , 14, sacrificed his right leg ° It] . yesterday in an effort by University of Michigan spe- If] all if ld cialists to stem a dread cancer infection. - Gary Thouin is a victim called “Ewing’s sarcoma,” they said. Only son of Mrs. Selma Thouin, 34, of 1032 Arline &t., he has been in the University Hospital at Ann x GARY THQUIN Cross-Examine r High Boy FentonAttorney Clifford Dye Quizzed by Assistant Prosecutor in Non-Fatal Shooting of a malignant bone tumor Arbor since Tuesday, under! Tension mounted in Cir- the care of Dr. Carl E.cuit Court yesterday as Badgley, eminent professor Clifford B. Dye, charged of orthopedic surgery. with attempted . murder Mrs. Thouin at the hospital late Ne ae , yesterday afternoon said her son/ gan answering cross- was still under anesthesia in sur-examination questions aes ta! lost his leg from the hurled at him by Chief As-| The oe : * sistant Oakland County, m™m ris an office work. | er at Pontiac Motor Divisiea, | Proweculuk George F. Taylor. where fellow-employes undertook | Dye, 54, former Fenton, to help pay for Gary’s care. —_village attorney, is accused One of them, Robert Gardner,/in the non-fatal shooting) of 551 DeSota Pl., said a six-day collection started yesterday among day-shift workers netted $200. ant farmer, William | HELP NEEDED ‘Clark, 27. | “The woman needs help,” he Clark claims he was shot by) said. “Except for her son, she is Dye while trying to protect! alone in the worl d. She may his wife and children from gun- have to give up her home, car— ~ . —everything — for Gary’s treat. |e: Dye alleges Clark assaulted GM Ups Prices on Automobiles But Corporation Orders Cut in Destination Rates on New Vehicles DETROIT (INS) — General Mo- tors Corp. today raised new car prices $22-36 and announced a re- duction of destination charges which it claimed eliminates contro- veggial ‘phantom freight’’ for re- tail delivery of cars at distances over 900 miles frorn Detroit. Reductions in destination charges + ment.” him and the shot was fired in self- defense. ‘ On cross-examination yester- day, Dye said his law practice has been restricted mainly to civil matters and “I'm not a | criminal lawyer.” Gardner's son Ronald, 15, stayed with Gary yesterday and teday. “They are best friends,” | Gardner said, “They played bas- ketball together at Lincoln Jdun- | lor High School. They’re both in the ninth grade." , | Taylor then asked the accused if, Also at the boy’s side was Rev. he hadn't been a magistrate in \Lutheran Church. |Michigan in 1941, and conducted Gary noticed a pain in his ankle more than 3.000 criminal trials. jless than two weeks ago, Mrs. : : . Thouin said. He entered Pontiac | = ##4LS DISPUTED She said Gary was still a baby Taylor kept contending |when she and his father were di- Dye's answers to his o: | voreed. |contained phrases not r jthe question, but calcula in Icebound Buses i fluence the jury and &s a awyer. ‘Dye should know better.”* that | ‘Ons: i \George Mahder, pastor of St. Paul Louisville, Ky., before moving to! __ ‘License Plate l¢ pis | Dye said he did not handle “more, lacing anes ne . Core ania) waite "=" Open 9.5 Tomorrow Freezing Rain Creates Traffic Hazard Here _CARS TAKE THE SKIDS — last Aug. 26 of Fenton ten- | on roads skidded crazily this morning. These two damaged cars are Drivers caught unexpectedly by ice Suggests TB Sanatoriu Be Converted to Hospital State Rep. Leslie H. Hudson (D-Pontiac) today sug- gested the “medical-care situation in Oakland County might be greatly relieved jtuberculosis sanatorium to a general hospital.” Hudson, who studied the county’s medical facilities! his legislative duties, said “the Super- ~————* visors offered to sell the recently as part of Office Because of an expected rush of $9) license plate buyers, the Michigan and ‘Department of State Pontiac than ovi.,.§ wane office, The prosecutor asked Dye if he Will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Force Shutdowns once shot at two men fishing on a Saturday. jlake on his (Dye's) farm.” Dye 53:35 N. Parke St, Tarters.’ m | ERS At a by conversion of the county sanatorium to the state, in- idicating the building is no longer needed for TB treat- ments, “The facility, with 240 beds, had an average 124 patients last year cost $200,000 more to operate would be required in smaller The county contagious hospital, with 80 beds, had an average 10 windshield and windows, | to 12 patients in 1955, said Hud. | . ; Pontiac Press Photos in the northbound lanes (they’re now facing south) of Woodward Ave. at South Blvd. Many damage accidents were reported. St., had the same trouble as many other motorists — ice-coated on Icy Streets: Schools Close. Freezing Rain Stalls Work - Bound Traffic Throughout Area Freezing rain lashed Pon- tiac and the state this morning, forcing thousands of drivers to slither along in snail-paced traffic. Some 50,000 school chil- dren in Western Michigan got unexpected holidays as. buses failed to move, and at least three traffic deaths conditions. ' Pontiac City buses halted at 9 am. and resumed at 1 p.m. Hour-long jams were reported will range te a maximum of $58) on mew Pontiacs. Cuts by the| Chaotic weather conditions to- GMC Truck & Coach Division will|day forced shutdowns and slow- go to a maximum of $52 on light|downs in many area schools. At trucks to $111 on medium trucks.| ~—_ poe eee school bus skidded n aA | t : GM President Harlow H. Curtice were ol eiare sh said: | Clarkston and Bloomfield Hills “As a result of the adjust- Schools were reported totally closed ments, the aggregate destination for the day. at Many Schools |saia ne hadn't, but stated he “per| Manager Willis M. Brewer re- aay “ ae son, “By moving TB patients |sued le with hi * who| Minde rivers that midnight) inte the contagious hospital the broke" Into. hia cabin “or were Wednesday isthe deadline for) sanatorium could be. treed. for ‘stealing the boat.” " |driving with last year’s license| use as a general hospital.” Sineaen Smiles When Asked lates. ALL DETROITERS | ‘Taylor asked Dye why the at ee office will be | The move would be beneficial SA . | Z open from 9 ennard * Robert | torney had not given his version | am. to 5 p.m. Monday and T ito Pontiac, Hudson asserted. Pon- About President Ray V » 5; w. | of the shooting on the night it |day. It will remain coun ednes-|U2¢ General Hospital now accepts fo Turnpike Unit NEW YORK (®—Harold FE. Stas- a ' a ; |patients from outside the city . saaomtha Neeee tne Yi - es a“ Pine - CUS which are charged an extra fee,/sen, an assistant to President Ei- Senct Ask $) 60 unidentified, was reported hospi- queried. — Sicoh eb Mesa __ |"‘but their treatment still costs the senhower, when asked yesterday narors (000 | tatized Solons Urge Aid |ssante: «8 mee Southfield Township charges to be collected from the Junior High School, with partial “|! told you I had been assaulted Bachelors, Steer Clear dealer closely approximate the actual costs." The so-called “phantom freight"’ charges were a major issue in re- cent congressional investigations into market practices-in the auto- mobile industry. GM's reduced destination charges on light and medium trucks as well) as cars go into effect Monday. | Wholesale price inereases to deal-| ers on the same units also will be effective at the same_time. | | The new destination charges | to GM dealers will result, accord- ing te the announcement, in either over-all price reductions or no change to approximately half the firm’s U.S. sales vol- ume. Slight price Increases will become effective for the remaip- ing GM volume. —efits from the reductions in des-/ tination charges. Ford Motor Co. announced des- | tination charge reductions to its dealers last Saturday and, at the same time, raised wholesale prices on trucks and cars. Chrysler Corp. made“no imme- diate comment, but was expected to make adjustments in a matter of days. Jets Due in Japan TOKYO (INS) — The U.S. Fay East Air Forces announced that five more twin-jet B57 bombers are due in Japan today. Their arrival raises to 15 the number of ~B57s Btationed in Japan. Stock Exchange Seat Sells for High Price NEW YORK ip — For the first time since the crest of the bull market of 1937, a seat on the New York Stock Exchange has | been sold for $100,000. It was the highest price since $106,000 was paid on April 27, 1937 Although still hovering below its best levels since President Eisenhower's heart attack Sept. 24, the stock market has shown bursts of renewed confidence lately. 4 |killed and more than 100 injured attendance, has .called off after-,>Y Clark.” Dye asserted. “and | noon classes had done no wrong legally Troy Township elementary, morally.” schools also are closed for the Questioning of Dye was expected day, but classes are in session at;{® continue as the trial entered Junior High and High Schools. 't8 sixth day today before Judge Tuesday in Aurora with a beauti- | Buses are reported unable to Clark J. Adams. He Plays Costly Tune GRAND RAPIDS move. Waterford Township buses did not run today, but classes were in session for students able to reach the schools. skidded off Square Lake road near of $45 while Donald, School. Thirteen other buses were studio reported running, but schedules. The money behind his account as a newspaper car- rier. 80 m.p.h. through the flat country-| Of 90 persons taken to six Mary- I timore, broke loose last night and talized today, Scores of others were treated at the scene by doz- ers of doctors and nurses. The derailment occurred about $ overturned. Five persons were A Pennsylvania Railroad spokesman said it was not yet known whether faulty air brakes caused the accident or whether) the air brakes went on as a re sult of the accident. The engineer said the brakes grabbed suddenly. The worst mangled ear on the | New York-bound Embassy was | the diner. Apparently it tipped over just as it started to pass one of the heavy steel girders supporting overhead electric cables, The force of the veeled back the roof of the diner ike impact literally |ful blonde high school |leading the Leap Year day man- | hunt. The blonde, Mary Rheinart, will and the county stop paying for up- w — Donald be honorary |Jager's piano lesson Wednesday force an J like a sardine lid) The coach broke apart, Dining chairs were jtossed 50 to 75 feet away. Scat-) ‘tered stacks of linen napkins were) |blackened by the tramping back land forth of rescue parties. | Ten-year-old Paul Sloane of Bal- timore, making the trip ‘from Washington alone, said: “I felt a bumping and heard a big noise. Then I knew we were | in a wreck, I was real scared. ' I got bumped around, but I didn’t get hurt.” The dead were Alexander Nero. 22, Trenton, N.J.: Thomas Reed) Johnson, 35, Baltimore; Alfred B. (Haupt, Baltimore; Sydney Jack- af _ GENERAL VIEW ‘OF EASTERN WRECK — Above {s a general several of the cars left ‘son, 50, New York City; and view of the wrecked Washington to New York passenger train aftef ment near Odentown, M + 4 or Of This Leaping Town AURORA, Ill. (INS)—It will be load.on Pontiac General Hospital! “Never have 18 holes of golf LANSING was part of ried gineer Herman Malzer of Point! -Jeasant, N.J. making “‘normal speed'— 80 miles} the air .brakes hour’ when tddeniy grabbed Herbert R. O'Conor of Ball. more, former Maryland governor 4 teacher years to come. ors will have a choice of son, that a main reason why Pon 15, Was tak paying fines, being tossed in jafl— tiac General has encountered trou- added to the new wholesale price Middlebelt road on the way to ing his lesson at a downtown or perish the thought, getting mar- ble in getting Hill-Burton federal-) WASHINGTON (INS) — Ambas- aid money stems from a feeling sador Clare Boothe Luce is will-! |city about $75,000 extra each if he had ivear. ae 4 s , “If the country provides facilities iwhether his chief would seek re for more than 200 patients, the election, told newsmen open season on bachelors next Would be reduced and the planned| meant so much in the history of have $3,000,000 addition make General! a ’ | ’ dequate for city residents for thal with « emile” “The city would save money now| The President, Prepared to Boost Ike It seemed like I was in the nation, and you can say I said pearly-broke vacationing in used to subsidize county patients Thomasville, Ga., played 18 holes jot golf Wednesday for the first mayor and her police keep of unused space,’’ Hudson de-|time since his heart attack last of spinsters will round up clared. |September, t All Pontiac schools were report- turned out to be a costly tune. every unmarried man in town. The, He has been informed, said Hud led open, but a Pontiac school bus A thief rifled his jacket pocket bachel inside information on to Head Off Emergency Fund Shortage of the agency's cash box. ny Sen. Grand Rapids). The other sponsors were Sens, Haskell L. Nichols (R-Jackson), highways committee chairman; Leo H. Roy (R-Hancock), Clar- ence F. Braebner (R-Saginaw) and Charles 8. Blondy (D-De- troit). | The funds would enable the authority fo stay in business, more ‘or less on a stand-by basis, while |controversy over the extent of its |powers and other issues is finally 19 miles south of Baltimore. En-! and U. 8. senator, was among |Hayes, was serving a ham steak resolved, those injured, though not hos. when the car “broke wide open." toid police he was) pitalized. | | ’ L | |: a mittee indicated today it will * Hit Detroit Bus Passengers credited him with pillow of clouds for a second, And Prove @ resolution to submit the) | .) The State Senate Judiciary Com- /helping persons trapped in’ one of then I was in a field,” he said, question of a $300 million bond “T don't know guess I Col ithe overturned passenger coaches nursing his injuries to. free themselves. what happened. I i A dining car waiter, (Continued on Page 2, Was Watson 3) * issue for toll roads to Michigan voters next November, | Another measure would lift re- istrictions on the authority's route determination powers 1 | George Higgins, chairman of the Michigun Toll Road Commis- | sion, said the bond issue would | be augmented by another $300 | million raised by revenue bonds, j and that the state eventually | | would have a new highway sys- | | tem costing $6.7 billion, | In its third annual report dis itributed Wednesday, the authorits ishowed that as of Dec 31 it had jleft only $31.000 of its original /$500.000 appropriation. The proposed new allocation of ™ — Five legislators) fed to the support of the! Michigan Turnpike Authority, proposing replenishment A bill calling for an operating appropriation of $160,000 was filed Thursday by five senators, headed Perry W. Greene (R- ifunds, like the first appropriation, would in effect be a loan of high- way department monies that would| have to be repaid from bond issue proceeds, if the beleaguered agency) ever gets into the financing and} construction phase. : In Today's Press County News .. 24 Editorials ..........0...0.6.. 6 oe” th lle High School. . ececs nner 28 ; pid Lenten Guideposts...........13 Sports oo... BETH Theaters ..... douieaw sls/e oe AP Wirephote/ TV @ Radio. Programs..... 39 the rails and rolled down thig 15-foot emhank-.| wrtson, Eafl.................27 d., last night. Women’s Pages -.... 17, 18, 19 wt + , ® ~¢ ‘In Detroit, 75-year-old Richard Allen was fatally injured in a fall on the ice. In Flint, window washer Dale Pool, 24, of Saginaw, slipped on an ice coated ledge and fell four Building. He is reported in fair condition. overworked county police forces, who said only slight personal injuries oc- curred, “In Pontiac, city salt crews were on the streets at 8 a.m. the road commission. reported but main streets were still bad two hours later, sidestreets were described ag ‘‘terrible." A three car accident occurred at 8:10 on Telegraph rd. near Syl- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) 5 Hurt as Auto. 34 Passengers Shaken | When Vehicle Rams Into | Porch and Building DETROIT (INS) — Five people |were injured, two critically, and 134 bus. passengers shaken up in Detroit today when a passenger car rammed the bus at Moran and E. Milwaukee. Police said the driver of the car, Allen Billups, 22, of Grosse Pointe Woods, crossed Milwaukee without stopping because the stop sign had been knocked down yes- terday in another accident. Critically injured were two passengers in Billups’ car: Edl- wood O'Hara, 32, and Cyril Van- derschaever, 33. Billups and twe bus passengers, Elanore Kossel, 41, and Robert Borowski, 21, were less severely injured. The bus driver, Robert .C. Pear- son, said he veered his bus to avoid the car, knocked down a fire hydrant, then tore off the corner of a dry goods store and pulled down the front porch be fore the bus stopped against a third building. ¢ The car ran over the sidewalk, hitting two utility poles. stories from the First: National - Wheels JustSpin ae a TWO Expect Answer son Hospital Aid Federal at City Building An answer is expected in the “near future” on whether Pontiac! General Hospital can expect fed- @ral assistance in their $3,000,000 hospital expansion program. A group of four officials from the) hospital met yesterday in Lansing) with Jordan Popkin, state airpctor of the hospital survey and con- struction department, and a 12. member hospital construction’ “We just presented our case for federal aid,” Brewer said this morning. ‘They told us the direc- tor would advise us of their answer later, probably in the near future." He would not say whether the group left the one-hour session feel- ing optimistic or not. “Let's just say we hope we will get some fed- eral aid.” If federal aid is granted to the must be allocated out City Employes Approve Grouping Local Benefits With Social Security Py 5 veto of Gi te 18, ay employes decided * em the original pen- Help Sought for Expansion Project THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1956 ’ Boy Confesses fo Killing Scout His Move Exonerates! Twin Brother in Death , The Day in Birmingham Honor 75 City Employes at Recognition Banquet j activities, will meet next Wednes- day night. The resolution was tabled fast 4 KILLING SOLVED — Joseph Williams (left) and Thomas are shown after their arraignment in a Wheeling, W. Va., court in the death of 9-year-old David Powell. Thomas was reported AP Wirephote his brother, of 9-Year-Old Cub WHEELING, W.Va. @—Thomas Williams Jr., 14-year-old twin, has “made a complete confession’ of . bd ® in the library's story Play Broadcasts, to have confessed the slaying, exonerating his brother. Royals Upset jemetcs ess they were innocent until Wednes- Join New Club Lincoln Junior High School .... Insurance ty . Callahan said he and his inves. tigator E. R. Schreiber had been bers of the newly organized Radio| . Workshop broadcast their first play Lakeside Cagers Spoil One te eae aearess SYS™ Sun Life's Hopes With + ‘Students Start yesterday and today. j ‘ indica | The play, honoring George 64-57 Win in City Loop that’ be wasted! ceakore ceeaee Washington, made a big hit with ment, which he did. I contacted a The Lakeside Royals ruined any). prosecuting attorney as a mat- ter of ethics . . After consulting with the prosecuting attorney, I made known to’ him that the twin Thomas had made a complete con- fession. The twin Joseph is com- GEORGE Walt King meshed 21 points to oe Labor and Industry Fail assumed Haack would continue ac- tive work for several years. JOINED STAFF IN 1930 Sgt. Emmett who joined the po- lice staff in 1930 after three years on the Orchard Lake Police De- ‘partment was granted extension when retirement time came three jyears ago, He lives on Ann Street ‘and belongs to the Elks and the MEANY the slaying of a 9-year-old Cub |were attending probably their last) hour Saturday at 10:30 a.m. will Scout, his attorney said. city event as employes, Emmett’s) be Grimm’s Fairy Tales, “The “The twin Joseph is completely| service ended yesterday in retire-/ Twelve Dancing Princesses” and exonerated by his brother,"’ said ment after 25 years and Haack! the English folk tale, “Henny Atty. William Callahan. will be leaving the end of March; Penny.” The Williams boys were indicted after 19 years. .* jearlier this week by a grand jury ~ Haack whe was bern-in South- | Holy Name Parish women will in the bludgeoning of David field Township was that town- be attending a day of recollection, Powell. The body of the boy, who ship’s supervisor for five years an all day prayer sermon and wor- left home Feb. 9 to sell tickets to before he came here in 1987, He ship service sponsored by the Al- a scout benefit, was found the is a University of Michigan grad- tar Society on Tuesday. Mass at next day beneath the porch of the uate In electrical engineering in 9 @:m. starts the program with the Williams’ home. ; 1912. . |Rev. Fr. John Trese, director of The twins, who often played \the Oakland County Catholic Fam- On the Oakland County Board ; wi charged corning th) Dovid. _ were with of Supervisors as an assessor, decom erred — Rape Slayer Executed JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (INS)—~ Arthur Ross Brown, 31, confessed vat rape slayer of a Kansas City auto dealer's wife, was executed in the Missouri gas chamber early today at Jefferson City. Brides and bridegrooms aged 14, 15, and 16 were among the 20,- 000 marriages in Victoria, Austra- lia, last year, Melbourne learns. SPECIALS for recordings Y CLUB FORMS William Earl Jolly denly at his home, 140 ens St. Saturday, | Born Nov. in Anderson, father was , Aug. 7. |known as, Doe Jolly. dolly came here from was employed at Roseland Park William Eari Jolly, G3, died sud-|Syeocgi' sieee se Porter, Tex. four years ago and | spark the Royals to their upset of the runner-up insurance club. Lakeside's fired-up team was in (front all the way. Hal Trott topped with 18 points. Jim |Shorter tallied 12 for the Wolver- or La! Hg bind it] 1 ul 1—4 2 16—“4 13-83 ‘u—3 “4 4 4 10 6 Ld 1 4 i . 16 1 [io 6 1 ® 6 ‘ 1 -1-4 8 & 16 a Pee eee 6partans 5 Killed, 100 Injured in Train Crackup (Continued From Page One) | = : ; _| “Unton insist | " . Throughout State at (Saat) 9 elects Ge -|cases was unable to navigate. slip- | cor) fully for half-an-hour to get up the hill. Metropolitan Club. Dana Whitman Jr., assistant city manager who acted as toast- master for the dinner cited the | twe and City Manager D, C. Egbert whose retirement is in spring of 1957. (Continued From’ Page One) _ union shops. |greatest obstacle to acceptance of| Egbert, among 25-year-men re- | AFL-CIO President George Unions by the public, employes ceiving gold watches, was given van Lake but according to Pontiac yy. an y met with Chairman 27d employers,” Sligh said. _ {his by Mayor Charles Renfrew who peliee ino cae wae) npired Charles R. Sligh Jr. of the Ye Meany replied that organized spoke on the merits of the annual Emergency stations of the AAA ¥io4) Assn of Manutacturers’ labor feels it must have such ar-|recognition banquet. said “several hundred’’ calls had| ecutive Committee yesterday to Tangements so that all workers) Also in presentation ceremonies been made by stranded motorists, | discuss possibilities of a broad- will pay in union dues the cost of for the 2-year-men were Harry but service equipment in many) sale agreement. |maintaining the union as a func- Allen who was mayor during the But they split on the first point tioning mechanism. years just before and after the to come up — labor union insist-| MW Oo 0 village became a city in 1933 and A serious tie-up was reported lence on compulsory union mem- Sligh proposed also a ban on John Martz, commissioner for 2 on W. Huron street, where bun- bership provisions — and from either union or business political years and mayor for eight. dreds of west-bound cars were then on it was no use talking spending, a free hand for em. The 296 people attending watched backed up because of a slippery (about anything else. ployers to cut labor costs to im- Presentation of corsages to the 2- grade near Pontiac High School. | “We seem to have run into a prove efficiency, and a ban on year-mens wives by Commission- The trip from Telegraph Rd. first hurdle here that it will be ‘labor violence or force of any © Mrs. Howard Willit and group downtown was reported to take pretty hard to surmount,” Sligh kind.” /presentation of the service pins to, 30 minutes. ‘said The two leaders appeared an- pad te oe the 75 men and wom-, As the first of four proposals, noyed when they parted, though €n honored. Bundy construction company. sich suggested that organized|they shook hands and said they'd’ & vartet ccbodad a! working at the corner of W. Huron. | ptadly in But th Y program and Pine streets, helped relieve labor quit demanding union shop gladly meet or ut the 0oc8- barber shop quartet of city congestion by placing dirt on a contract terms, requiring all ansion {is not ikety to be soon. | employes. Patrolman Joe Davis's | Huron street grade at Wayne St.! songs and Bernard Flowers’ elec: | One driver had tried unsuccess- trie guitar masta, | The City Recreation Board, which has the new director's post to: fill with applicants already mak- ing contact with the board, and to give suggestions if any on the com- mission's resolution on the board's: Tonite & Saturday MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS in New Try for Peace Pact WASHINGTON (P—A new try for|employer’s workers to join a & peace pact between industry and union. organized labor has ended, for the |,, TACLE present at least. GESAT OST ALE pletely exonerated by his brother.” Sleet Covers Roads pary Srests: Birdseye or Flannelette BABY DIAPERS s 1.83 DOZ. Regular $2.39 value Choice of durable Birdseye or Flannelette cloth diapers. Full dozen in package. Limit 2 dozen to cus- tomer Danish Spinsters Trek to Island to Nab Mates COPENHAGEN {INS) — About | 100 Danish spinsters are making a special excursion today to Fejoe Island in search of husbands. | The unmarried ladies, who range Says from teenagers to women in their 60s, are availing themselves of the Another jam occurred on Oakland avenue where about 200 north Prefer Movies mca mana” {0 Mental Aid? Traffic south of the city on Tele- ‘ graph Rd., practically at a stand- Lieut. Gov. Hart still earlier, was reported moving —— ee Need Outboard ancient Danish custom permitting | women to propose to men on the on ‘‘Skuddag,” or Leap : es Ey a ia : FOLDS FOR STORING ————<—— when they reach the retirement) Cemetery, Royal Oak. thrown clear, People are lucky to|ny 9-39 am. after salting by Oak 147 Times More Money age of 6. He leaves his wife and two chil. © alive who were in that car.iand County Road Commission Goes to Theaters Eckman said city employes |dren, Mrs. Gladys Maddren of Bir-| a the on rah 8| workers. | island will also receive insurance under |mingham and Homer E. Jolly writh TF dois clown ‘ bot © pisiabl Cars on Woodward Ave. were | “We Americans spend 147 times Year. Social Security tf the coordinated the U. S. Marines, stationed in 15 feet Over me, round. lined up over a half mile on more money for movies than on plan gees through, Japan. | Two of the hee Mines traffic elther side of Square Lake Rd. research to preserve menta| ; at 10 a.m., although the inter. health’ Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart Mrs. Min B Porter Were tied up by the sprung rails. . F land Mrs. Pearl Fulton of Humble, Rallroaders at the) scene reported | ears! are eee an end om Tex : a brother, Lester Joll ei the third track was clear, but the | ; : ; - - a Magnolia, Tex. ¥ ©" impact of the dining car against) A traffic count at the corner of Hart said iis ecraereratel oe the girder had torn away the Hunter Blvd. and Maple Aves in one out of every curarert| Mr. Jolly will be taken from the sider Thad © : Birmingham revealed cars were born this day will suffer a mental : @. overhead power lines. Pursiey Funeral Home this eve Thirty-six persons, among those|moving at 20 per cent of normal] “sorder and unless the trend is Other survivors are two sisters, ag of Nov. 18, 1955. - . . Planner Cites Gains ; practi ig neds ge othe who survived the train wreck last|an hour after the freeze started. halted. by 1965 one out of ten will Monday. Burial will be in Mag- ight at Odenton, Md., arrived in) One woman motorist deserted suffer a mental disorder. Surely . & her stalled car at the corner of the problem of mental health’ ‘nolia, Tex. \New York early today in a thank-| | ‘ful mood and full of praise for fellow passengers and rescue work- e Woodward and Lone Pine Rd. in ranks as one of our most press- order to get home to her children, |ing.” . according to Bloomfield Hills po- lice. Her 24-year-old daughter was! ern ce — ane left in the car and taken to the po- , lice station, Police Chief Stanley) Vuliems’ mratal heel pre: | : — | gram. Hart said ft inclades: Kevern said._ U.S. 10 on Waterford Hill was Expansion of the Mt. Pleasant the scene of long traffic lines, as.and Coldwater State Home and, in Regional Building DETROIT (INS)—Enough homes have been built in Oakland, Wayne, Macomb and the four eastern town- Jose J. Herndez a Prayers will be said for Jose J.; The group was brought here by Hernandez, 50, of 486 Wyoming a relief train of the Pennsylvania ships of Washtenaw County since|Ave. in the Pursley Funeral Railroad. 1950 to house 756,000 people. Home at 10 a. m. Saturday. Burial) Nearly 400 persons were: aboard Thus, according to Paul M. Reid, will follow in Lakeside Cemetery, the train when it left Washington. analyst for the Detroit) Port Huron. |The wreck was one of the worst in’ for New Ford Stock REPAIRS? THEN WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR! No Immediate Plans BOSTON W—A spokesman says the Ford Foundation has no imme- diate plans to sell additional shares of Ford Motor Co. stock. H. 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BObY Boy Noren York line. ‘tion of Pittsburgh. | Prayer service will be held at Actually, Reid told the commis- 10 a.m.. Saturday from the Sparks- ‘pi ston's Sixth Annual Conference, in'Griffin Chapel for Baby boy Nor paltimore. | the five years since 1950, the region ©" who was dead at birth yvester motorists crept over the crest of Training Schools; a new 400 bed Foundation is made up of 36,148,620 the hill The injured were rushed to hos- place there is a hill, there is a tals at Ft. Meade, Annapolis and traffic tie-up.” NOW! THE WORLD'S FINEST nursery at Lapeer State Home and’ shares of Ford Motor Co. stock. Training School, Caro State Hospi-' Saying that some people ha ve tal expansion for epileptic Pa- assumed there, would be an early tients; request for funds to pur- offering of additional shares. Gat chase a site for a new 2.500 bed ther added the foundation's plans home and school, and program: for diversification of its investment A county official said, ‘Every Slaybaugh’s Sports Shop Similar traffic conditions were rted throughout the state. Two- Tedey a Featies imobile accident Sunday. Her hus- Led e be Lowest temperature preceding 8 am. band is in a hospital with a frac- She was starring in “Daddy Long A B I Ar W Tr ubl I At 8 am: Wind veloctty 18 mph tured leg and face injuries. = Legs’’ then and Chaplin was pro-g Oy: e e in 0 e a Direction: Southeast, Saas |_ A teacher in the El Cajon High ducing ‘A Woman of Paris,” star- a . = Gun wis Pride; ct tis pm School, Mrs. Matheny was the ring Adolphe Menjou. w We Are Moving to a New Location and Must » Ms sae aeaer et eo". |e of 31 akin Ave led ty Rates & meus a pear 4 verday at ¢. 'theny of 341 Baldwin Ave 4 by Robert $ Benjami a ! AA pewews! 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Reid said that since 1950, nine Cemetery. new cities and villages have been) The baby is the son of Leonard incorporated and total employment And Mildred Barnfield Noren of Studio Stock Sold by Mary Pickford tional trained personnel in the mental hospitals | Hart also stressed need for addi-'g period of years. | acres in 1954 compared to 2,817 in folio contemplate sale of stock over 630 Oakland Ave. Phones: FE 8-0453 & FE 4-0824 Virginia had 21,805 irrigated has risen 110,000—from 1,326,000 to/ 17 E. Pike St. | HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Mary Indicated. . 11949 1,436,000. caapitiy ud Lae oe is SUT- i kford, one of the founders of Police officials have urged that Hospital Gets $10,000 E ee ered by bro beoters ) Goxdon area United Artists, has sold her in- only essential tr avel be un- DETROIT (INS) — Detroit ho- Coad: fo maatess acy end Pam | rest in the film concern. |dertaken, in Michigan as well as tel operator David Saffir last night Kh GCA cu | Her departure ended all partici-/Northern Indiana and Ohio ‘presented a $10,000 gift to the City aS pation in the company by the orig-' Pontiac attorney William B. Hart- of Hope, a medical and research Mrs. William Matheny ina) stockholders. 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Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-822 Itself as Safest Airliner in Decade | WASHINGTON — The safest; airplane for the greater part of} the, past decade has been the work-| horse of the smaller airlines, the twin-engine Douglas DC3,_ the, Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB)! million beurs for four - engine isaid today. | "The rates for foureasine air-| Planes. nine for the DC3 and 14 for But the relative reliability of the liners— Si, DC6s, Lockheed Con. twin-engine transports generally. veteran plane has declined sharp- stejjations and Boeing 377s — gen-| Most of the trunk airlines have ty. a CAB report said erally declined until in 1953 they| Teplaced their DC3s with larger A study of transport plane ac- were fairly equal — four per mil-| 8nd faster planes, but the sturdy cidents from July 1, 1947, through jion for the DC3 and six per mil-| old Dougias is stil) the main- Dec, 31, 1954. prepared by Hugh jjon hours for the four-engine| *tay, ef the local service airtines. _B. Freeman, CAB aeronautical en- pjanes | Manufacturers have refrained gineer, said But in 1954, the last year of the tom building a DC3 replacement “Of all the established transport study. the DC3 rate increased to because the new plane would have airplanes the DC3 has the lowest) - ito be so much more expensive accident rate — an average of nine than the DC3 that the for each million hours of flight —|Boy Works 280 Hours likely to be extremely = . ,and has been the most consistent | 6, New Bill, but It’s Law. One company, Fairchild aircraft from year to year. |division, Hagerstown, Md. has re- f =< * SACRAMENTO, Calif. ® —/ ceived tentative orders from West _ “The (four-engine Douglas) DC4. Eighteen-year-old Chuck White of) Coast Airlines, Seattle, and Mackey with a rate of 11 per million flight Santa Maria started seven months Airlines, West Palm Beach, Fla. /hours, was the next lowest ago preparing a bill to present) (or the Dutch Fokker “friendship,” “in the 1; year period under {0 Sth annual YMCA Model Lecis-!q twin-engine plane which Fair- study the DCS alene flew more ature, currenUy in session re, child plans to build. = * LJ than 7,244,000 revenue hours, ies fore x twice as many as ite nearest He estimates he spent some 28) rival te CK. ane than DOUFS writing @ bill which would Claudette Will Appear | one third of all the revenue have segregated nick younemers iin Show on Broadway i types. jin juvenile halls and says, “My : . | Bours flown of a girl fried got mad because I) NEW YORK w™ — Film star “Although the revenue hours off wouldn't go on dates.” * |Claudette Colbert will tread the | the DC3 have decreased by almost) (Chuck learned yesterday his bill boards of a Broadway stage for | 40 per cent in the past four years.|was already covered by existing|the first time in 26 years. |this airplane still contributed more state law Alfred de Liagre Jr., producer peverus hours and made more) “[’m in a state of shock,” hejof the play ‘Janus,’ announced \flights in 1954 than any other told fellow youth legislators. she has signed to star in the play type.” ) for two months starting April = | Freeman noted, however, that . | She will replace Margaret Sul- the DC3’s margin of safety over Mark 6lst Anniversary lavan, who has been ordered by other planes has been declining HASTINGS up — Mr. and Mrs.her doctor to take a rest. | with the increasing age of the Frank Travis celebrated their 61st! ee ) little Douglas airliner, which made wedding anniversary Monday at An English yard launched the ‘its first apperaance almost 20 their Irving Township home. 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The new, tion of the reputations of persons He quoted Lenin as telling Kun, a't liquidated in the purge trials of World War I prisoner of he Rus-| the 1930s. The most promtnent sians who lined up alongside the| named so far is Bela Kun, the Bolsheviks, that it is “important | Hungarian Jewish revolutionary. the Hungarian revolution should, A. E [not indy imitate Soviet _ policy, | Mikoyan week Dut follow its own course.’ aA pag 2a eee | | This is in line with the new Com- line is that it wasn't, These rehabilitation moves are. pulsion of the Polish Communist the first taken in the Soviet Union, | central committee declared ©X- (although such revision of history signed by the Communist party |have been standard in the smaller party from World Communist |Communist countries of Eastern’ ranks in 1938 was a blunder. Europe since. Moscow took steps Poland’s party was declared injto make up with Yugoslavia’s, he Congress. At the same time g declaration Stalin’s methods of rule and his Mist party policy | laid down by|the Stalinist era order to have} President Tito last spring. versions of Soviet history. Mikoyan told the 20th Congress |} of the Soviet Communist party!” that events of the 1918-1920 period f “are explained by some historians|'¥ . by alleged sabotage on the part; | of some of the party leaders of| that time who were wrongly de- || clared, many years after the | events described had taken place, to have been enemies of the peo- ple.” Mikoyan named no names. 2 PRAVDA NAMES KUN But the Communist party. news- {2 paper Pravda came out yesterday = with an article praising Kun, lead- er of Hungary's 1919 Red revolu- tion, who came to the U.S.S.R. after his regime was crushed. The article noted the 70th anni-|f versary of the birth of Kun, who! ran a Soviet republic of Hungary/f for or five ‘Months in 1919. ‘Night’ Camera IZ fo Photo Shroud fe3ass2 9: » *\ _ . » ? ma | : . : é é : we € . a . \ | a : : ee ee = eS _ a ee meet—<—ststsC en 5 a _ es ee ee en egers e SIX ee ; THE PONTIAC PRESS the situation was brief because all Senttes ta ume “ the basic facts were available. bine ©. + = Tus Pewme Fuse be +R ; _* * * President ng Publisher | Like many othe: countries, ee ne ee ee ee for the last few years Turkey Ahead gstgodamayy pecemenl tag me ms vd has been living beyond its Tivertisine Maseger™ domw A, Rasy) means. Complicating the results WiBecretary and’ attr Ww, Cusine Pemies, of that bad habit, Premier “Sianegiog y Baitor < "Manager MENDERES was slow to institute Entered at Post Omee, Pontiac. as second clase matter ’ MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED | PRESS The Assoc: tated Press is entitied exclusively ‘te the use for republication of all local news — im this oews- Paper « as ot ao yall AP news ispate Tw Pomriso. Peres is delivered by carrier for cents @ week: where carrier service is not avaliable 2 mai) in Oakland, Genesee, iavingesen. Macomb, Lapeer and Washtenaw Counties tt is $1: e $20 00 » All mat! subscriptions payable tp advance, one tiac FE 3-41 #1 decane FEBRUARY 2, 1956 ee Press Is Approved a Disapproved on Picture Our editorial discussing a certain young lady in various stages of dress and undress has resulted in a tidy flood of cheers and jeers. We've been directly and vicariously smote ami4- ships and praised for our position. Many put their thoughts in writ- ing and portions of some of them appear in today’s Voice of the People. A large number have reported ver- bally and their comments rank from solid endorsement of our position to disapproval. In the verbal division, approval outnurhbers disapproval by an overwhelming majority. * * * By and large, we deduce that ,Our readers are in accord with our current policy: namely, be prudent without being a prude. * * * That is our avowed intent and we shall endeavor to hew to the line and heed the mandate of the people which strengthens our own persona! beliefs. We trust we won’t offend. . . * U.S. Style Capitalism In Washington's Union Station is an exhibit carefully designed to tell all who see it the story of “People’s Capitalism,” American style. The exhibit was produced jointly by the U.S. Information Agency, (USIA) and the Adver- tising Council. One reason for its importance is that it first will be shown to people of Western Europe. Later people in Asia who know least about us will get from it a clearer picture of what life in America is like. * * * Main features of the exhibit are two houses, one in the style of 1776 and the other a five room dwelling of today. The latter is equipped with modern conveniences including a dishwasher, garbage disposal unit and a new car in the garage. The rest of the exhibit includes machin- ery, blueprints, photographs and charts telling the story of our na- tional economic stability and pros- perity. . * * e President EtsENHOWER was mong those who visited the exhibit. He suggested that there be more pic- tures of our cultural life and of churches of varying denominations to emphasize religious tolerance here. USIA, whose task it is to take the exhibit abroad, would do well to act on Mr. Eisenhower's sug- gestion. The agency is to be commended for its effort to popu- larize the name “People’s Capi- talism” for that’s just what it is. In this battle for men’s minds no effort should be spared to make more people in the world under- stand this. * * * Under our system an ever increas- ing number of people share in the ownership of industry and the re- wards of ever growing productivity The better the exhibit tells’ that story, the more effective it will be Expert Aid for Turks From Ankara has come the en- couraging news that the MENDERES government has begun the work of setting Turkey's economic house in order. CLARENCE B_ RANDALL, prominent steel executive and President Eisen- HOWER’s adviser on trade matters, is helping the Turkish government in its task. His preliminary survey of y CIRCULATIONS ; remedial measures. Now, happily, he has set up a pro- gram’ to relieve growing economic difficulties. It includes balancing the budget, strengthening the cur- rency, avoiding unprofitable invest- ments and _ preventing, excessive foreign spending. * * * So far, however, the Premier has been unwilling to devalue the currency, though this step is urgently needed. Greece faced the same situation three years ago and by devaluing its currency soon was started on the road to recovery. Premier MEnpereEs is fortunate to be able to get the assistance of a man of Mr. RANDALL’s acknowledged financial ability. His task at Ankara now is to complete the work ef per- suading the government to adopt the necessary austerity. Once that is done, Turkey soon should be back on its economic feet. OF courRsE, a person who is foolish enough to*take a cold shower on a cold morning is also dumb enough to think it’s something to brag about. The Men About Town Cat Is Vindicated Survey Shows No Sign It Is Killer of Birds Friends: What you can best keep by not giving them advice or lending them money. That ages old argument about birds and cats probably never will be settled. However, some light on the proposition is found tn an official report, a copy of which is sent us by “A Feline Lover,” and which covers the dissection of the stomachs of 203 cats killed by automo- biles .Of the contents, 51 per cent was rats and mice, 26 per cent young rab- bits, 10 per cent table scraps. 8 per cent prepared cat food, and the rest miscel- - laneous, but a complete absence of bird meat or even feathers When it was first platted by The Davis Family about a century ago, the Davisburg com- munity was the largest subdivision in Oakland County, outside of Pontiac We're looking for the oldest reader of this column who was born “on Feb. 29. If you were a “leap year baby,” and now are over 60 years of age, drop us a line or give us a ring at FE 2-811. extension 46 The somewhat curlous and expresstve name of - “Polly Wog Corners” appears a number of times tn old his- tories of the Saginaw Indian Trail from Detroit through Pontiac to Saginaw, pow largely followed by the Dixie Highway Several readers of this column have asked us to ascertain its exact location We find that !t was near Flint,- and so named on account of the marshy condi tion of the land which each spring was Infested with young frogs, generally known as tadpoles or polliwogs The passenger business of the roads is coming back. according to The Railroad Age, which savs it 30 per cent in the last ra}! has increased ten years Of all the automobiles manu factured in the entire world, 75 per cent are made in the United States. And 95 per cent of that 15 per cent are made in Michi- ‘gan. And 100 per cent of those made in Michigan are manufac. tured in Pontiac or within 60 miles of it “Our Sreatest writes reed aufomobi.e Never Drives Over 50." is a device that « wnenever Choke the crix 60 miles per hou Verbal Orchids to — Thomas O. Harland of 41 Allison 8t.; eighty-third birthday he gets ove: Saturday. Fred Fowler of Birmingham, ninety-first birthday Saturday Miss Jean Dawson of Clarkston. ninety-third birthday Frank Howland of Clarkston, ninety-third birthcay Sun day ; i ¢ Mrs. Maude. Miller of Maceday Lake. eighty-sixth birthday Sunday * THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, €EBRUARY 24, 1956 &.: ~ Not Many Get Through | This Way David Lawrence Says: 9 Preventing Non-Strikers From Work Is Flagrant Violation of Civil Liberties WASHINGTON—Much of the fur- or about the violation of “civil liberties’’ is focused nowadays either on the segregation problem or on getting a ‘‘due process"’ hear- ing for persons accused of Cum- munist connections. To such cases, a good deal of time and energy is being devoted by various organ- izations which claim to be anxious to uphold the Bill of Rights of the Constitution * *& -» But, for some curious reason, the most flagrant disregard of civil liberties in America—the denial to millions of citizens of the right to work without being threatened with violence or otherwise intimidated— receives scant attention. There is no indignation voiced by these same organizations about the fact that workers are constantly in timidated, and that many of them actually are barred by physical force from working at their Jobs The press dispatches on the subject are numerous, but too often are treated as routine af fairs. The United Press on Tuesday of this week distributed the following dispatch: “New York — Violence flared again today at the strikebound Republic Aviation Corp. plant here when some 400 non-strikers marched into strong picket lines in an attempt to enter the main gate “At lease three men were hospi talized with injuries suffered in today's melee. One woman fered injures and was treated a! the Six strikers were arrested, bmiging the num ber of arrests well above sixty since the strike began three day« suf scene More ayo “Police said the pickets faced non-strikers today with their hands in their pockets apparently in an attempt to disprove ‘police charges that they had attacked patrolmen and non-union work ers with their fists in eartier fighting. ‘The new violence occurred just after 7:00 pm. today, the crucial hour when the day shift normally reports for work at the airplane manufacturing plant. Police said several persons were knocked to the ground in the clash which broke out today * * * Approximately 400 non- They Drink comaraderie of men while all are smoking or liquor guaziing The impressionable average girl thus comes to the quick conclusion that liquor and = cigarettes wll make her mere desirable in the eves of men iat is not trie The lessen her ir except possibly in the eves of the men who own liquor a» ; tot and who thus prof f woally from increased divi- dends due to greater sales of thoxve products TOBACCO HALITOSIS I never like to kiss a girl and smell tobacco,” protested one of my Northwestern University male students. after a date with a cocd whose breath reeked of stale to Mare t ween stock y Tt does seem a bit foolish for a RSET anyone to accuse your worth, pa va wees per of “dedication to the dollar sign’ because of a «| e pho tograph But | am ‘wondering about these cigarette and whisky advertise-| ments. 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As one resentful House member and forgner vice presidents coming ae it: “There oughta be a The salary for hoth senators and identical—but The upper, all act- ing heads of executive departments the emoluments! But despite those black leather) at embassy dinner parties. are kids and the Senate is grown/hoping to soothe the ruffled pool and a gymnasium complete and only one representative divans in the congressional cloak- | They’ve already had a raise, up.” (feathers, explained that deputy with steam cabinets and masseurs each, but the latter under-ranks rooms—whi | thank Em s silagel moore vee: _RESENTMENT BOILS secretary Herbert Hoover Jr., did Free, naturally the senators. p A 4 5 couches—no psyc need | , apply. SS The ie of oe ay That did it! All the resentments’! bearer to Ae h Rac =A MODERN CONVENIENCES Perhaps the most galling’ thing C U i ° ; exploded in the House this that have been simmering in the ® dpi e alter ne ac A monorail subwa car. of all to a representative is the 5 ay train ear- All that the gentlemen of the [when chairman James P. Rich- House for a dec ade suddenly filled in Senate foreign relations, ‘ries them from their offices to/S0cial table of precedence This] If yew are unable to par your payments. debts or bile when éue, see so-called lower House need to (ards (D-SC) of the Foreign Affairs) boiled over. Dozens of senta- Chairman Walter F. George. 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Detractors Put a Hypocritical Gleam on Themselves Summed up, this in effect was) Why this switch by Stalin’s)to. And Stalin had made commu-|of communism, had become the By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press. News Analyst ) WASHINGTON (Stalin's heirs: : now denounce him like men anx- ious to get rid of a stench. Becom- ing so extreme about it so sudden- ly, they raise an immediate ques- tion about themselves. These new Kremlin leaders,| tumbling over one another to con-| demn Stalin at this late date, were part of the 29 years he rap the)in his lifetime or lacked the guts’ show in Russia. He died in 1953.’ to throw him out, and now put on If he was as bad as they now this act because it serves their) say he was, why did they wait! | purpose. oe til) now to say so”? Why did they ATTACKED BY NAME not only let him get away with it) At the Russian Communist Par- but cooperate with him and glom-/ty’s 20th Congress last week Stalin twisted history in his writings; he eal iy him in his lifetime’? jwas attacked by name or indi- * * *@ recy by party boss Khrushchev,! They can’t claim ignorance of Premiér Bulganin, Deputy Pre- what was happening. They were miers Malenkov, Suslov part of it. This makes ‘them hypo- and Kagapov ich, and Foreign Min- ee ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 the catalogue of sins they blamed ion their ‘old boss. * He beens he spirit of the revolution with one-man rule; set back the revolution with his| ‘domestic and foreign policies; and some or all of his old Bolshevik Mikoyan comrades, whom he had shot in Red Chinese could do, was stand- the purges of the 1930s, were heirs? They had to make it. They/nism repulsive, even to an igno- Po es Seu, agra st a an attractive ic wiping out the Stalin look. He had| Communism the world over had! he left them and communism hanging) [become associated in people's hook. = with violence, aggregsi * @« « murder, purges, liquidation of even By the time of Stalin's death’ |the party faithful, subversion, sub- t for what the/Servience to Russia, and meager communism, excep irewards. ing still. The West was surround- SYMBOL OF TYRANTS le of all the tyrants in his- agen for. years he had had no inew ideas. He had become inca- on, | Pable of taking advantage of new oe and favorable situations by chang- jing his tactics. He wasn't letting communism expand. He was freez-| | ing it solid behind the Iron Cur-| | tain. The new leaders must, if they communism, scoop up in any way they can the nations not attached to the West and even soften and break the Western partnerships. They couldn’t do it by force with- out catastrophe for themselves. 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ETAT i Corner Table your best valve for corner char of ghtly-scaea + but with dots of sola groupings 2 enece On its two * e ; rea wo. 0 rm ae ngh = . No Interest or Carrying $34.95 $19.95 86 to 96 South Saginaw Street Opposite Auburn Avenue Charge If:Paid in 90 Days : r . ae « \ J : - ¢- F ae as j | x ) 5 Jt . ' Lo) | ‘ | : ie . : 2 ‘ ’ RYN gees Same NER eat ' 24, 1956 By JAMES MARLOW Associated. Press News Analyst (9 Piece of legislation in order to) WASHINGTON (®—Now that the decide how to vote on it. Senate appears ready to investi- gate ig — it remains to be The lobbyists know their parti- | | geen how thorough a job-is done|*Y the bill will help or hurt their) -— these background questions; arise: Who's a lobbyist? What is! lobbying? What's wrong with it?! * * | When an individual or a group) urges members of Congress to vote, one way or the other on a piece of| side, The lobbyists on the opposite side do the same. ALL KINDS THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Do You Know What the Hazards of Lobbying Are? For instance, a lobby may con- cular field and can testify fully ‘Tibute to the campaign fund of a member of Congress or a political party, and the contributor may argue his only reason for doing so was because he admired the sena- tor or representative or the party. There are all kinds of lobbies: | egarcy FOR VOTE: business, farmer, labor, and peace groups; research, educational, medical associations; government | But if money is handed out to/phia by the lobbyists of wealthy it becomes amen who urged against any crime under the Corrupt Practices ‘dangerous’ ideas about in- legislation, that is lobbying: Some! agencies try to get Congress to see, groups hire individuals or whole) their point of view before a bill is’ staffs to do lobbying for them! ‘These are professional lobby ists.| There’s nothing wrong with lob-/bying when its representatives try, bying. It’s a right guaranteed by| the Constitution whose first amend-' ment says: “‘Congress shal! make} no law. . .abridging. . .the right! of the people . to petition the’ government for a _ redress grievances.”’ In fact, paid lobbyists can be of a lot of help to Congress when it passed or killed. Even the White House does lob- to persuade members of Congress to the administration's point of view on a pending measure. . ” * What, then, is wrong with lob- used to influence the vote of a member of Congress. The money can be handed out in various ways. influence a vote, Act, The intent, of course, has to'dependence. is trying to Karn the facts about) Even tfiat may not be wrong un-jbe proved. There is another law, less bad intent can be proved. [passed in 1946, which j ‘ ' | | fires lob- byists around Congress to register. They're supposed to report the amount of their income to be used for lobbying. . * ° * Lobbying in this country is older than the Republic, Delegates to the first Continental Congress were stopped on their way to Philadel- t | i] i of bying? It’s wrong when money is, Twin Cities in State Plan BENTON HARBOR \P—It’s still) The festival had a postwar re- winter in southwest Michigan but)vival in 1952 and has been held’ they’ve already started prepara- tions for the ‘‘best and biggest’’| blossom festival] in the area's his- tory. | The festival ts held annually in| Benton Harbor and St. Joseph. | Don Stewart, secretary-man. | . ager of the Twin-Cities Chamber of Commerce, said today, “We've got an early start and I know | we'll have a good finish.” each year since. * s The festival draws tourists from other states Regular routes through the blossoming orchards are mapped out for them. Rheumatism now is Austria's most prevalent disease, a Vienna survey showed. Now You Can See. — = KITCHENS ON } Seep — PARADE In 2 Brilliant Pages of Color Pictures This Sunday in PICTORIAL LIVING New Home Magazine in COLORGRAVURE DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES Phone WOocdward 3-8800 or the local agent Latest Ideas and Helpful Suggestions to Beautify Your Kitchen | Committee chairman of Blossom- time Inc., a nonprofit group that produces the festival. met Wed- nesday night to make arrange- | ments. ‘ They chose Apri! 29 as the offi- cial opening date. After consulting meteorologists and horticulturists, it was decided that would be about the time for the cherry, peach, apple, pear and other fruit blos-, soms to look their prettiest. } BLESS BLOSSOMS The festival wil! open with the 4 blessing of the blossoms in an outdoor religious ceremony There will be a Kiddies’ Parade May 3, a Kiddies’ Coronation Ball May 4 and a Grand Floral Parade in the two cities Mav 5 The 1956 Blossom Queen will be chosen April 23. She will be crowned at a (Coronation Ball April 28. 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Ala. um —| ‘Pledged to a massive campaign) of firm but peaceful resistance | Montgomery Negroes planned al \24-hour walk-to-work pilgrimage jtoday in renewed protest against ‘segregation on city buses. | * » * | The 100 or so among them who! jwere indicted by a grand jury on| lantiboycott charges were called inta court to face arraignment to iday. A date will be fixed for . % 5 G Gil I Ol i ER their trials, perhaps starting the ‘ _ ees: : ” : lweek of March 19. Oe et eee : | Etghty-nine defendants have jbeen arrested and other arrests ) e | HOUSEKEEPING SHOP PONTIAC ~ &@ & & & ww = NOWSE WHR — c z Leal ow pam still to come. The total num-|S¢ H fe ieee Ge Student Uses Magic Holding Hobby Parley jas 115, but some duplication of tO Pay Way in School GRAND RAPIDS ~The Hobby jnames was discovered a8 the war-) rpoy _ N.Y. uw — Lawrence A. Industry Assn. of ‘America has Big Family-Size rants wer Y ere aa \Lottridge of Melrose, Mass., is planned for about 1.500 hobby man- minister's sugge sstion at a mass| re ulig al hough isicks to work \Ufacturers, jobbers, retailers, pub- prayer meeting last night that ue way — ai aS jlishers and department store SPEED U EEN “not a race-loving Negro’ in this |buyers to attend its 16th annual ‘historic cradie of the Confederacy Lottridge, a sophomore in me- ionvention which opened Wednes- would use any form of transporta-|Chanical engineering at Renssel-| tion throughout today. aer Polytechnic’ Institute, is meet- 44Y for a five-day run. The event | It was the Negroes’ way of dem-|ing a third of his expenses with|is a trade show and convention, onstrating that they can walk if|income from a magic act he puts. not open to the public. necessary to carry on their 11-\on before civic, social and church| Onl week-old boycott against Mont-|organizations. y® igomery City Lines buses and the SS FAST APPOINT From Your Exact Prescription! . isegregaton required by city and NU-VISION OPTICAL CO. ‘cco: Raa pane, cate anvee| MEE No * i ———$——— BURBANK, Calif. & — Actress: for : “ MONEY 2 | The United States is the only Gale Robbins gave birth to a 7-| 1) iG uc — oe ison 2-3. Phone country where all railroads are)pound, 3-ounce daughter yester-| Cold’s ela DOWN! . “il 9 - Lawrence FE 2-2895 privately owned, says the Twenti-day. She is the wife of Building | Pain | 100 rasiers 49 eth Century Fund. ‘contractor Robert Olson. — - | FREE Gift Here's where Boy een mee | 14-Pc. 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Phone FE 2.9101 . _ - = | e 51 West Huron Street Shop by Phone, Too! Phone FE 4-1555 f THE PONTIAC PRESS; FRID. AY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 o ‘ - THIRTEEN Be Guideposts School Creed, . : who loved the teacher for thejhighway across the northern tier/bureau of ‘roads. - |tor says One or more planned in-| ul e qa ami 5 eS in sakeot the creed she taught. jof states is the aim of legislation oe ‘dustrial areas, much like suburban) Lester J. Steele, another society. FALSE TEETH ) t . pees ‘i 'proposed Sel eee: Bennett and) he er =e their ee: shopping centers, will be available member, said he was “amazed” eee gore: 2: Tomorrow — Raymond ru- Knox, Michigan’ Repablicans. islation would make the new route t ort in a recent trip through 37 states when Tou By MARY MARTIN with severe cases of the flu in burg, gives an interesting and tv- se 8 eligible for aid under any expand.|‘” De eed te cree eines at the industrial development ey stnyed adem Star of “South Pacific’ Lahore, spiring report om religion im busi-/ Their bills, introduced yester-jed federal highway construction “© Deeded to attract new industry: mroughout the nation and espectal- Eis on your plates, trope rales en “Howard said: ‘1 must go to ness and industry, a spiritual awa- day, would add 2,300 miles of high-| program, io Es ly in the South. He said ares more armiy cot Gives conndent foe Shortly after we were martied.'iahore at once. Thete is no doc- kening from coast te coast. ways to the interstate highway sys- SSE: = * which formerly depended upon ag- {Ds of security and added, com my husband was rummaging tor or nurse available in that city, | (From Guideposts, bear Starting in the eastern part; Salt is present in all animal! Cari Rosman, president of the riculture have become aggressive e ing Get Get vat today at ang through some old papers and keep-'and all are down with this awful t, 1956) of Michigan’ 's Upper | Peninsula, the fluids. ke . Copyrigh sakes of mine when he came = eee upon a yellowed gard. On it, a. LEWIS - — fine furniture —— written = “I would be true, for there are ‘: those whe trust me; I would be | | pure, for there are those wite | care; I would be strong, for ; there is much to suffer; I would = be brave, for there ts much to =~. dare; I would be a friend to all —the foe—the friendless; 1 would | be giving, and forget the gift; 1 would be humble, for I know WD my weakness; I would look up— and laugh—and love—and lift.” > As soon as hei oj table in the li-)) always seen and MARY MARTIN often read aloud. Some nine years ago I was re- hearsing a play called ‘Lute Song,” which had a Chinese set- ting. Richard, doing some research “tf there is righteousness in the heart, there will be beauty in the character. If there be beauty in the ‘character, there will be harmony in the family home. If there is harmeny in the home, there will be order in the nation, When there is or- der in the nation, there will be peace in the world.” The proverb is embroidered in a petit-point rug, which®my bus-! band designed for our living, room. It took me over three years, to make the rug. In the rug is also| a view of our home in winter: the cherry tree in the yard which our 14-year-old daughter, Heller, |||| loves so much ‘The creed and proverb are the real lights in the Halliday home; the lights we try to live by. OUR SON REMEMBERS My son Larry's letters from Eu-| rope where he lives are amazing | and wonderful because he's pour- | ing back all the things we thought, we could never teach him: “I'm || beginning to understand all the) anxious moments I've caused you and Dad." he writes. “and all} your problems and hopes.” it “If there is righteousness in | the heart, there will be beauty || in the character . , .” I had occasion to read the creed on television once and a few days later received tits letter from a minister in Wilmington, Delaware: DIED IN INDIA “The creed you quoted, ‘I Would | Be True,’ was written by Howard i Walter, a colleague of mine during | i ‘ i the first World War. The last time I saw him was in Bombay in August 1918. He had come to India| to work, in spite of the doctor's |)|) warning that the condition of his ||| heart and lungs was such that/|//| his chances of survival were very poor “One morning he read me a felegram that had just come from his wife, saying that she and their children were down Eighteen-Hour Strike. Paralyzes Calcutta CALCUTTA, India w— An 18, Hl hour general strike paralyzed the 1 business life of this normally)| | teeming city of 2% million per-} | sons today. i | } The strike, which left only es-||i| sential. services operating, was staged by factions opposing plans to merge the big states of West||| Bengal and Bihar. The proposal is tl unpopular with Bengali-speaking ||) Indians and has been protested by i] left-wing political groups I! No violence was reported. Po- |//1 lice rounded up some 300 persons jj just before midnig shit il ; il aS ee oe WANTED | Several “Typical” |. TEENAGERS | Stanley R. Allen, chairman! of the National Nethrosis Drive needs several Teen- agers to help out with the CANISTER DRIVE for Nethrosis | Saturday, March3 || 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. | 4 Here is your chance @#o prove linquents,’ that most are good, reliable, dependable citizens Lend a hand in this drive Show gtee townspeople there ar a i i] Tous constur\ive teenagers fing | to do » food work Bre i) ! in 1 aaccued Teenagers Please i ih | i Call Stanley R. Allen | Hi | FE 4-636! Hi + ob ili \dtsease.’ Two days later I received A timeless link is forged with the a Pr Over D: Patna age’ ess East-West Highway |" unt tos we aex-f0r Motor City Soon (Execs aee ne sme 2g in Wilmington who cannot forget) W LiNGTON u—An east-west 2 GREAT EVENTS Bring You Double Savings! 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Sturdy construction nth Innerspring mottréss, guord rail and ladder—makes into trundie bed, bunk bed or 2—-30-inch twin beds . . . Slso available in 39-inch width at slightly higher price $8 DOWN 3 shelves bee MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS for eight eve eae eo OOo eee ener wvneee CC eC a ee er er i | oeeeeene fadosing penceke terner, slotted spoon, three head o basting ‘spoon, spatula, wall rack and baking pe: boerds, Floor somples............... casters, adjusts te any box spring... .... __ with innerspring mattress, single size . 579 | secsice ret et tek tS $13.95 All metal serving cart in red with $1088 $14.95 Simmens metal Hollywood heed. $388 $8.95 Hollywood mete! bed fremes on $788 ; _ $11.95 42” motel oversink cabinet...,. SSS | © Trie Bed! 8-Piece $16.95 Simmons mete! beds, full else only. $1288 TRIO-BED OUTFIT | 13230 simon ratory tl comune $9995 53-Pe. set of dishes, Knowle chine, service $2495 $37.95 Fitted sewing cabinet in mahogany. $4988 14.9 : i ! $ as Sneck sets, including stand and 4 $995 $6.95 7-Pc, Culinery Set. $995 CLEARANCE of ODD LIVING ROOM PIECES $99.50 Nine drawer mahogany desk with deep file drawer. $69.00 $14.95 Limed oak cocktail table with glass top $34.95 Limed oak cocktail table, reduced to $22.50 Limed oak step table, plastic top, black legs ........ $16.88 $79.00 King size swivel MONTH. END CLEARANCE OF CHAIRS $54.50 Swivel TV chairs in fine mod. tweed covers, moss trim. $29. 95 $99.50 Leather top drum table by Imperial ......... ee $79.50 $49.95 Famous Kroehler TV swivel chairs. Choice of colors .. . $39.88 $59.75 Mahogany 3-tiertable ........................ $39.95 $59. 95 Fine quality modern chairs by Highbritten, reduced ) . $39.95 SIDE CO Chon dlathersiclcc kr reduced tol an _.- +. $110.00 $59.95 Modern lounge chairs, reversible T-cushions, reduced to $48.50 Soy Ea eR Rete li Cin GUE LI GS. « EERIE $22.50 Wrought iron chair, plastic tweed ’ Lente cece 16. $29.95 Limed oak lamp table with plastictop .... ...... $18.88 3 P lal hie $16.88 $17.94 Large plastic chair, upholstered arms, blond frame... $10.88 _. $19.95 | | $69.95 Mod. lounge chairs, fine quality tweed covers, reduced to $54.50 rocker covered in modern frieze .... . $59.50 that all_teenages are not ‘de-¥r )) . MATTRESSES ... SOFA BEDS 29.95 180 coil innerspring mattress with heavy $ 88 woven arwee tick made by makers of — Restokrate . Beko ClOCHD Gases BAG 49.50 Simmons magic center deluxe mattress » $9888 with special reinforced center section 199.50 Kroehler ‘sleeper & lounge with inner- 3] 66 spring mattress in gray tweed cover 229.50 Consealy sleeper lounge. modern in style with concealed mattress. Cov- 50 ered in heavy metallic tweed, tour- $1882 » quise only, now reduced to. 299.50 Kroehler sleeper lounge with foam 00 , tubber cushions and metallic tweed + $18 8% cover . FINE FURNITURE 62-70 SOUTH SAGINAW ST. CARPETS and RUGS A group of 27°x18" rug samples, with values to 6.95, now reduced te.......... $1 ..., A group of 27°x36" rug samples, with $39 values to 4. 00 now specially reduced te. each 8.95 sq. rd. Heavy quality all woe! Axmin- Per ster carpet in 15-fect width, now Sq. Yd. 88 reduced te only.............-. 63.00 12'x4’9" piece of all wool carpet in « $ 50 beautiful green bark pattern now spe- cially reduced to... 6... te eseeece 229.00 Beautiful gray toned carpet sized $ 12’x17'6" reduced for our month-end . Clearance sale .... 12. rece eee : - <. 189.00 Large green rib carpet in size, 12'14'3" mow fer only. oo... 6. # THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRU ARY 24. 1956 She Gets ihe Last ‘word NOTICE— ALL, PRESCRIPTIONS FORMERLY FILLED AT WALGREEN’S DOWNTOWN STORE MAY NOW BE REFILLED at Any Thrifty Drug Stores-- A Walgreen Agency 148 N. Saginaw 4895 Dixie St. . Next to National Near Sears fesda By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK (INS) — Al the time, these past ]9 years, you had the impression the Duchess of Windsor didn’t really care a hoot what péople were saying and ‘writing about her At fhe sticky sentimental stories, she didn’t laugh. At the flippant, snide stories, she didn't grimace When the stories bordered on libel, linking her with this man and that and implying that the royal ro mance was going the way of Holly- wood ft-t-t-t-s she didnt dignify them with the attentions of a law- | yer The duchess apparently did not give way once, even at a private | party, to tell an alleged friend | what she thought of the spread. - ing rumors. West Huron at Telegraph Drayton Plains Now the duchess explains her) fortitude “I didn’t speak before because in the back of the mind, I guess I , knew. re | | She knew that someday she would write a book like the auto-| | biography which is now being pub- lished. (Could anyone doubt now om she is a feminine woman, | saving the last word?) FOR THE RECORD “This is just for the record. this oes to give my side of the story. ALL FILM DEVELOPED & PRINTED AT WALGREEN’S MAY BE PICKED UP AT | THRIFTY’S DOWNTOWN STORE .:. 148 N. Saginaw St., Near Sears 1} Sends Man to Prison | LOS ANGELES «#-For beating| a baby boy so severely he may) never recover from brain dam- age, Roy Burch, 31. must arene) Ih to 10 years in prison, Burch pleaded . guilty to felon- ‘ious assault on the 22-month-old| jchild, Daniel Cox, who suffered facia) burns, burns on his body, blacked eyes and head injuries. The child's mother Mrs. Flor- ence Cox, 18, was sentenced to. ‘six months in the county: jail on a charge of endangering the life| i) Fi va CY se My “i! 77) @ Burch was living with Mrs. Cox| i when they were arrested Nov. 5 The boy's father Bill L. Cox, | 23, Norwalk, Calif. jan annulment of the marriage and given full custody of the child last) (Next te Oakland Theater) Feb 6 New! Modern! 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The duchess appeared neither | bitter nor agitated as she told, Duchess — Displays Typical Feminine Wiles in quick but cautiously chosen words, how, she and the tormer King of England “just laugh” when the gossip starts. (A fem- ine reaction—nmgake light of your enemies and take the jay out of the enmity.) But she was relieved, lee clearing the air at last I felt, GOING FOR THE BIG ONES — Sweden's Prince Wilhelm, 72, brother of King Gustav, tests tackle before setting out to try for sail- fish in waters of Puerto Rico. Novelty Dainese ° in City Course and health of a child, Police said| Most all dancers can do the two- | is suggested it be done by step, but what about polkas, ga- vottes, schottisches, varsouvienne? | In order that dancers may learn! these folksteps the Pontiac Parks| was granted and Recreation Dept. will conduct! RF a novelty dance instruction class starting Monday, Feb. 27 Novelty dancing as done in con junction with square dance pro grams makes use of a great va jreation office in the City Hall. Flying to Viet Nam EAST LANSING uw—Dr ishel of Michigan State Uni versity, who recently assumed leadership of the MSI! advisory project in South Viet Nam, will fly with his wife and four children to the assignment in Saigon. to, “Of iproblems and situations I have ‘3 Funeral to Be Today ) savasar CITY w — Funeral! jservice will -be held today for \Dr. Lafayette Swanton, 87, former | mayor of Traverse City in 1916-17 .| said she’ enjoyed having met me- land surgeon on the Traverse City it takes a woman to put over an State Hospital staff. Dr. Swanton 'died Wednesday. peianeeromeee had a full woman's share... Everything taken together, things have worked out better than I had exaggeration like that! ‘any right to expect.’ (All-female, | i. this. Stoicism, modesty and op-| timism gently mixed.) | PROFITABLE STORY Many authorities are speaking on the subject of how much the, duchess will clear — besides the air — with her life story. ca * * EMITH “JET TUNING” Moveable A reliable source estimates that, TV Set Y¥1814R 17-inch All the quality perform- ance you can expect from Zenith... plus adding magazine and world pub- lications rights, she should eventu-, ally gross about $1.600.000—twice. as much as her husband, the dap-| per duke, received for his “A King's Story.” | The petife duchess did not _ comment on this. (Ladies are coh aaceeeary 5 | JET TUNING At the conclusion ef our inter- | TV truly adaptable for view, the duchess, who has spent! ' 19 years avoiding audiences with | F to room ee, reporters, walked to the door and Hideaway power cord Wesley We're Coating the To 1 year Short Coats, Long Coats: Sizes 1 GEORGE'S - NEWPORT’S Our Policy is not to carry coats over to next year... so out they go for... 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To a large degree, Oo eart al ure the people of the south wil have | PORTUGUESE BENR@ Calif. te solve their ewn problems, —A 14-foot whale, the 1,200-pound but they will have to solve them oddity: from polar waters, didn't consistent with the Supreme last long in captivity, but her val- , ___'THE PONTIAC PRESS, young mammal! beached in a kelp bed at offshore Santa (Catal is Opini lib i bed at oftspore Santa Catalina Is UPIMON ON LIDTAreS to the Marineland | t irene eecanarum Issued by Kavanagh community, LANSING W—Atty, Gen. Thom- : - as M. Kavanagh today issued an Cut Blind Corners opinion clarifying the duties and GRAND RAPIDS w—Walter C. powers of county library boards ___ FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1956 ws S - \FIFTEEN YOUR CREDIT tS GOOD...DRESS UP FOR EASTER 5 cae) NO MONEY DOWN TAKE UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY! Sa Psa | ! Ladd Daughter Sues Rul £S . Court. decision,” ue as an attraction isn't all lost. vie o Upreme Court Williams described the Eisen-! lhower administration as ‘‘derelict OKLAHOMA CITY w—Gov. G. in meeting any of the problems) Mennen Williams has cited Okla. Such cola oe i homa as | “We have got to have the same| ‘ = Sathers ae which is kind of dynamic leadershjp in this accomplishing integration, and pro- quarter of the century that Frank-| posed federal funds be withheld lin D. Roosevelt and: Harry Tru-| {rom states which refuse .to abide Man gave in theirs,” he added | by U. S. Supreme Court rulings! | on the racial question. * * «© Afton, Kent County road malty and county boards of supervisors. did tenance superintendent, says t The opinion held that the county Scientists plan to make an ex-| Will be few blind corners at County) jinrary board has the power to ad- hibit of the skeleton after com-| Tad intersections this summer?! just the library budget, determine pleting studies. He said a 100-man crew is nearly) expenditures and the number and The mammal, named Martha| finished with the job of clearing pay of employes. Washington by her captors, suc- brush and small trees at the road!" The county board of supervisors, cumbed yesterday to what a vet-| intersections. the opinion said, has the power erinarian described as shock and ———— to set the budget and to consider- heart failure. She had been placed) The posting of the photographs! ing the items included in the budg- in a large tank at Marineland of of convicted prowlers and bur-|et but cannot by indirection take the Pacific Wednesday. glars is urged in Suva, Fiji, as lover any powers of the library Skin diver Al Hansen found the deterrent of ertme. board. Redingotte Taffeta’ ia ———— pretest oneal Williams, on his way to Chand-| SANTA MONICA,” Calif. —; ler, Ariz. for a meeting of the|Carol Lee Anderson, 22, step- Executive Committee of the Na- ; tional Governors’ Conference, con- daughter of actor Alan Ladd, yes ferred briefly with Gov. Raymond ‘erday filed suit for divorce from! Gary. her actor husband Richard Ander- Williams reiterated he is not a son, 29. She charged cruelty. a di Bs YGUR CREDIT 18 GOOD DRESS UP FOR EASTER NO MONEY DOWN TAKE UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY! The costume-look for Easter. Fitted coat in solid taffeta with matching check, full Dress coat can be used with spring Sizes 9 to 15. a skirt and summer dresses YOUR CREDIT 1§ GOOD... DRESS UP FOR EASTER NO MONEY DOWN TAKE UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY! TOPPERS $899 Soft as a kitten's ear All ny.on washable shorties in white and soft pastels. Sizes 4 to 14 GIRLS’ FAILLE DUSTERS © 4... $4 99 TEEN NYLON TOPPERS .. $14.99 Friliy, sparkling nylom dresses for her Easter outfit. 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SAGINAW ST. - ’ j a Da ; é \ . { ® - e ; =) t 5 . = A , ; _ ; - ¥ ' \ o LA ° Sein ’ ee = = i ny A | PN tm ¥ “ os { 7% lod , oi = VRE A RY ert A Fite Reet INE Sir Ait lic ST AN eT od =i ty Me, er a iS oe 7 ee eer ie ; i r % | , # a ; a: i 4 : 4] J a x | 1 ? Z \ » j / \ y ; 5 f a a ‘ : 4 f Fis a, ; 5 , a ‘ SIXTEEN / THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 EMERGE — OVE E> BD wy & Open Fri. and Mon. Til 9 P, M. > A) Open. Fri. and Mon. Ti 9 P. M. LAST 3 DAYS Values to $3.50, 13-Pe. - Beverage Sets Limited 71" Values to $3.50, 12-Pc. Refrigerator Set eens a 0 Values to $3.50, 2 Gal. PICNIC JUGS Limited Supply 1" Reg. $12.50 UTILITY TABLE ° NE = dj =——«~Values to $19.00 Wik Matching St re . SSS pig Occasional Tables Supply Values to $3.98 Supply Limited T 49 Complete with electrical ‘ af we | Ry. a ; fie’ NE Mostly one of as Te : a kind. Ends, outlet. i ' a J > ‘ < “ ie : . ‘. Steps, . ‘ Cocktail Tables. —e 4 te oe ro ‘ %, ' ay " ‘ éf Metal Bed Frame ly igh. i Ks \ ” - a. . . : me —— { : * i a Values to $14.95 m Smoking Stands 3 ue Complete with 7 portable lighter. ~ Values to $89.00 Breakfast Sets — “48 wrought iron. Floor samples. eS Values to $49.00 Night Stands Odds and ends from better $ bedroom suites. Your choice— B | NO PHONE ORDERS! ALL SALES FINAL! ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE! Caitea! m COME EARLY... QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! ; e. j Res. $239 Double Dresser Suite - DINETTES...DINING SUITES Double dresser, chest and ¢ bookcase bed. Bleached oak. Pre-owned .............0-.45 Values to $79.95 Reg. $219 Dinette Set $1] 4 Design bal . S$ An exceptional value. Table and 4 chairs designed by _ a moth : * Reg. $189 Modern Bedroom Double dresser, chest and bookcase bed decoratively de- signed in pink, black & white Virtue. Don’t miss this....... Selection i of colors. Reg. $398 Jr. Dining Room $ | Modern Buffet and Ching combination, Drop Leaf Table an evén more: and Four Chairs. Formica top on drop leaf table........ . Reg. $429 Modern Dining Room 59 4 4 . Beautiful 7-piece Dining Room Suite in bleached taffy mahogany. Consists of China, Buffet, Table and # Chairs Reg. $269 Mahogany Bedroom Double dresser, chest and $ bookcase bed in rich gleaming ] ~ @ordovan mahogany. Floor Reg. $299 Modern Bedroom Suite Reg. $489 Traditional Dining Room $9 Double dresser, chest and $ All the grace and charm of this 18th Century Period. Table, sages bed in silver fox ebony ic ‘ buffet, china, and 4 chairs... saan etads eric Nees | 3 Reg. $719 Contemporary Dining Room $ Reg. $369 Triple Dresser Suite A beauty in distressed beige @alnut, styled with contemporary elegance. One only ........ ' SHmoncind He COMMAn OER nas kA CHAIR SENSATIONS! If Triple dresser, chest and $ bed. Beautifully grained and bleached oak. Floor sample sectional — $ 15 $ sectional crive 2-PO in attra py ; Reg. $398 Double Dresser Suite so onal } Large, roomy double dresser, : : A \ ‘ ehane nnd wochease Gal aoe $] 95 Reg. Values to $69 Occasional Chairs 39 Pe. See ge and $445 Pye signed by American.......... A group of fine occasional chairs all grouped at one clearance _ of both Gghd ace price ... . eae . sche sie celeste ee nes caemaencu es aecot we . e Reg. $499 Modern Bedroom Suite =: Reg. $129 Recliner Chairs 2 mite Triple dresser, chest -and $ = . $68 pans bed. Custom quality. ment Limited supply of recliner chairs, all the comforts of a ust be seeM . 0... wee ete oe 2 contour chair ......... 0... cc ee wc eee esse ss ecenseFecuece a! a “— ® OVER 100 TO es Reg. $159 Occasional Chairs $ AG Quality chairs, modern in design, featuring nylon fabrics and CHOOSE Sorcecs brass legs... SeveconqoecMoNNs SaGh GOS f Sb Hip tmeDSccarwo oc FROM! 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P ~ a 4 4 ( ; | Z t l 1 ees iy ‘a j é si \ : 4) eee r , A \ __The 11th annual meeting of the YWCA was held Thursday evening in Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Hail. . Among those photo- graphed at the gathering were (left to right) Ora Hallenbeck of Auburn avenue, first vice president; Mré. R, A. Armstrong of Cherokee road, Rev. Dixon Gives Talk on Travels Shows Pictures of Holy Land Scenes and Europe second vice president; Mrs. Reba Netzler, executive director, and Mrs. Michael Costello, of Devonshire drive, secretary. At the meeting, a new board of directors was elected. , alt ont So Bae Se ela las Y a Bethania Gregory is publicty:; F ‘ 4 wt mga — starter sets of Wallace Custom Stainless at —— Decretee = real e ee ae , Py ] at . A Posi aalbsel = " A “TROUSSEAU” GIRL! these unusually LOW prices! Heavyweight, eS en) — A) ;| low your service will our sterling Trousseay is im- Govenis. _ F - = gon reed you purchase a "portant, too! 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Quiet | Councilman Francis Hanson indi- To Answer Charges ‘cated that virtually all of the ALLEGAN —City Council has charges in the 350-page document 3 decided to. make public soon the «tailed to hold up at the hearing.” Bob Considine Says: Austria Opens Arms to Eastern Refugees A b I ? conclusions reached after lengthy |The accusations had been led : study of a transcript of a public). cial ’ : f qa ensionss hearing last fall on charges of jr. 28ainst various city — y ‘NEW YORK (INS)—Sektionchef Yugoslavia, thé sektionchef re-, —delightful, by the way—was the {Mother Russia and somehow sur-, Figt asked a Western diplomat. Fritz Mezik, Austria's crack|ported. Austrians encourage these official wine of the peace confer- vived until the Red Army marched’ The diplomat seemed surprised young press chief, told us at the defections. One well-to-do Aus- ence last year in Vienna-when in. He was made city manager that he didn’t knew, Overseas Press Club that if the trian, staunchly anti-Communist, Austria formally won back her jot Vienna, even though almost| “He was hanged with Beria,” V. 8. had accepted as many pays frontier farmers $40 to bring) Independence, ‘illiterate. He was raised to the, diplomat’ said. escapees from the Iron Curtain refugees to him. | To commemorate the great rank of general. ¢ countries as has little Austria we | * © #« .tvent, a new label was designed, i PPE, would have given asylum to Hungary has doubled and re- for the wine. It showed the flags and the assumption around idoubled fts border patrols to cut'of Austria, regularities in city operations, Mrs, Maude Waterman. “Some Think Boosting . « Field Observers to 100 ~ Won't Help Problem CAIRO, Egypt (®—Would it be better insurance against, war be * Note to the U. S. government: That Viennese wine is very good. Don’t knock it just because it has is P) : (rinnells the U. S., Great) Vieona was that he must have HOME OF STEINWAY PIANOS tween Israel and her Arab: neigh- bors to put 100 U.N. observers in 16,500,000 people. * ee “We have taken in a little more than 700,000,"’ the energetic blond the field instead of the present 35?!government official informed Club Many of the observers there) fow doubt it. They can't see that! President Louis Lochner others at his table. “That's 10 per increasing their number would! @ase any tensions. President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden said after , their Washington conference last) ' Month that they would _ welcome Suggestions for atiding to the functions. Eden pointed out that) such proposals would have to be made in and acted upon by the U.N., of course. * No move has yet ‘been made at) U.N, headquarters in New York to follow up the idea. But solid proposals may result from a U.S.-/ British-French conference on the Middle East now under way. For almost seven years, mili- tary officers from seven countries have been serving as U.N. ob gervers in Palestine. They pres-| ently are headed by Maj. Gen. E, L. M. Burns of Canada. _ They have no police power—no authority to prevent or halt shoot- ing. Their role begins only after an incident occurs. Their duty is to determine if tht armistice has been violated, and who did it. They can investigate a border elash only after either Israel or Jordan complains to them. Either side can hamper the ob- building up for the Auja de- militatized zone attack last fall confined the U.N. men to the El ‘| ministration has been outstand- cent of our population. “We have given citizenship to | about 500,000 of these. Others have passed on through our | hands to Australia, New Zea- | Where wages are higher, then re- American Flag can land and Canada. We have turn to Yugoslavia and escape e. Palestine observer corps and its) 2>out 22,000 whe cannot work. (again when their money runs out. “That McCarran Act is really We provide for them.” Most escapees have come from. Hungary, Czechoslovakia and) Mrs. Tatt Hopes That President Will Run Again CINCINNATI (INS)—Mrs. Robert! A. Taft, 67, widow. of the late sena- tor known as “Mr. Republican,’ has expressed the hope that Presi- dent Eisenhower will be a can- didate for aysecona Bae But, she added, there are a num- ber of other able men in the Re- publican Party who can be elected. She declared: “I hope very much that Presi- dent Eisenhower will be a can- didate for a second term. The country needs him, and his ad. ing. 7 “If, however, the President should feel that his health will not permit it, I believe there are other able men in the Republican Party who can be elected if a vigorous cam- paign is made." down on the flow. The big leak is now from Yugoslavia, but the age of the Yugos on the lam con- stitutes a problem for the» Aus- trians. Many seem to be escaping Tito's draft laws, However, they are not sent back. SOME GO BACK Some work for a time in Austria, or conditions become too tough. * * * The U. S. directly or indirectly -|picks up part of the tab for this humane work but shies away from welcoming these homeless. It edged farther away in another field, Dr. Meznik reported more in wonder than in anger. Britain, France and Russia crossed in friendly style. The wine com- pany immediately began distrib-) uting its bottled sunshine through’ the world. . Everybody welcomed it | with ‘open arms and mouths except the 'U. 8S. Shipments to New York were |mpounded on the ground that no product bearing the be imported. * |tough,”” someone suggested. CAPTURED RUSSIAN | Sektionchef Meznik had another | story of a type tHat is hard for, Americans to understand. Seems! that a-Russian officer parachuted) }behind the German lines near Vienna during the war. | ¢ * * been given a hero's reception and was doing fine. When, Foreign Minister Leopold Fig] went to Moscow to talk about the peace treaty he asked a promi-, nent Russian general — in the! course of some smal] talk—what) ever happened to the Russian. general who was the city manager) of Vienna. He called him by! name. _ * * * “IT have never heard of any man by that name,” the Red general said, as if bewildered. Fig] asked elsewhere among the) Kremlin hierarchy. No one seemed to know the man who had ruled one of the great cities of the world. Some asked that the name be our Flag on it. UM Plans Program ANN ARBOR (—Promising rep- resentatives of management will attend the University of Michigan's School ‘of Business Administration for the annual ‘Executive Develop- ment Program” June 24July 20. 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Tuesday in Pontiac High ferson singers, noted for their fine voices, will BA RIE ete LM, ; READY FOR THE KICKS? — High School students put the finishing touches on a papier mache donkey, just before sending it on a round of local merchants to ad key Basketball Game, being held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. At the left, gym teach r ' — These Jeffer- over music at School. The Jef- : oibseiecs# vate Avondale Junior Fi lal DeQuis offers vertise the Don- er Mrs. William ‘ SENTOR CLASS OFFICERS — New officers of the Pontiac High School Senior Class are, left to right, Tom Cross, president; Suzanne Daly, secretary; Dale Hannan, treasurer and Bob Keavy, vice pres- PHS Seniors Elect Officers, Plan Outdoor Graduation By VICKY MICU Pontiac High School this week was the scene of much activity especially for the senior class Class officers were elected, with Tom Cross being, chosen president. Other class officers are Bob Keavy, vice-president; Suzanne Daly, sec retary; and Dale Hannan, treas- urer Seniors are looking forward ‘to commencement exercises, when a new experiment may be tried. Due to crowded and uncomfortable con- ditions in the school gymnasium where commencement exencises ‘ment to look forward to, the stu- dept body as a whole is preparing for the second annual Science Fair to be held April 13, and 14, Last year's fair proved to be such a success, that this year other area schools and Pontiac's junior high Planning Minstrel Jubilee Bay City Central tonight in a game JANET ENGLISH social activities at St. Michael ‘High School are at a standstill. | present some of their own rich-toned music, as well as taking part in the massed chorus. Looking right, Joe Lee Payne, Sharon Lowe, Doroth Moses and Chester Dixon. . center, and Diana Owen, right, paint in the eyes. | Three games (with players mounted on bucking donkeys) are scheduled for tomorrow night's ses- sion, with plenty of kicks promised for audience and players alike. “ high schools this week. new club. MADISON OPENS 600 students in the new James Madison Junior High School at Perry and Madison streets. It took a week to make the mass move say it was worth it. this week at . national school ee ae ~ a rehearsal session are, left to Pontiac Press Photos LADDER OF SUCCESS? — unusual shot of a glass-enclosed Other activities claiming stu- gents’ interest were the starting a radio workshop, appointment of cheerleaders and rush to join a Classes began this morning for from Wever School, but students: special glass paneling to. permit plenty of light. brary, plus offices, health clinic, conference room, bookstore, and a be added are two music rooms and a Little Theater, complete with stage having an audience capa- city of 160. Not yet finished is g two-story wing which will include kitchen, cafeteria and g double gym which can be separated into two The new building, of face brick and cement block construction, in- cludes such features as glassed- in corridors, an open central court which will be landscaped, and Altogether there are 23 class- rooms, including a three-section li- public address room. Rooms yet to beys and girls or converted into one huge room for games or | programs. Gym equipment will | include felding bleachers and a portable stage. The shop wing, approached by a 90-foot glass-walled corridor, has provisions for instruction in arts, crafts, home economics, and indus- trial arts such as sheet metal and wood working. VOCAL FESTIVAL SET All five of the city’s junior highs will have a part in the city-wide Junior High School. Vocal Music Festival to be presented at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the boys gymnasium of Pontiac High School. The first such concert in the city’s history, it will include 1,100 School, just before students brought movement and activity to the scene as they started first classes this morning. Seeming almost to merit a symbolical interpretation, the regulation size gymnasiums for | students in a massed chorus, and Pontiac Press photographer Jim Mahar caught this interior corridor at the new Madison Junior High contrast of light and shadow bars projected on the floor brings steps and a ladder mounting upward. How many students will ‘by step, or mount the beginning rungs of the ladder of success here, in the years before this modern one-and-a-quarter-million dollar building becomes eer Fe | special sections for each of the | The occasion is the Donkey schools te present individual | Basketball Games, and the only numbers, « « sure thing is that this is one Spiritunls, folk songs, hymns and school session when the most popular music will be among the! Pr#ise will go to the bigges numbers presented. Coordinator for, 4°"**Y- the program is George Putnam, ee rd nes between junior high girls; one be- by music directors of all the five|tween Tth and 8th grade boys; and schools. a feature game between the Lions Club and Auburn Heights firemen. The cagiest cagers will be those who pick the meekest donkeys, for these basketball tilts will be played with team members mounted on bucking, twisting mules. Anything can happern, and undoubtedly will, Three games are scheduled: one Tickets are being sold at 50 cents for adults and 2% cents for students, to cover costs. KICKS AT AVONDALE There'll be plenty of kicks at Avondale Junior High School to- morrow night. Big kicks for the! At a cost of $1 for adults and 50 audience. Kicks, too, but of a dif-icents for students, audiences ferent variety, for some students/should get their full quota of en- and an intrepid-group of Auburn'tertainment. Proceeds will be used Heights firemen and Lions Club/to buy books and library equip. members. ment. High School Names ‘Contest Winner Carol Petersen of West Bloom- field High School has been named the Betty Crocker Homemaker of ‘Tomorrow for her scored highest in a written exam- ination of homemaking. ~ the state title and has a chance to go on the national Yirmls if she \wins there. | State winner will receive a $1,- 500 scholarship and a trip to Wash- ington D. C., Williamsburg, Va., and Philadelphia. Runner up will win a $500 scholarship. tips while students Ann Jancik, ident. Elected last week at a meeting in the auditorium, they head school. She Students Concentrating Betty will enter competition for Eight students of Avondale High Few Activities at St. Fred High bates, speech contests, prepara- itions for an operetta and basket- ball sparked student interest in’ | on School Work, Study ischools throughout the Pontiac ' During Lent ——. | By ANN SCHACHERN ee Ct eee epg Gen Not much but school work took |Fo™ Roseville High Wednesday, place at St. Frederick High this/! @ program aimed to permit an) iweek for during the Lenten sea-\interchange of ideas between the son, extracirricular activity has two schools. been cut © a minimem. The cnct , oat te Junior Varsity basketball league aan playoffs took place in our gym| “i#*® sessions and spent noon and study periods touring the Tuesday night after school be- tween St. Mary’s of Orchard Lake| School and viewing athletic pro- grams, art classes- and other Student exchange programs, de-| and St. Mary's Royal Oak. St. St. Mary’s of Royal Oak won, 45-| Points of interest, 43. Making the trip from Avondale! Seniors were reminded of their|were seniors Nancy Lowery and| swiftly approaching June 5 gradu-/Bob Jaycox; juniors Don Davis! ation day as they ordered an-jand Amy Carol Cooper; nouncements and personal cards| this week. Coaches Betty Spadafore and Joan Mazza gave the girls bas- ketball team annual dinner last Saterday night. sopho- | mores Al Swanson and Carol At- wood; and freshmen Carol Maz-| ‘urek and Tom Greenless. Avondale’s hosts for the Rose- ville students were seniors Billie! Jean Willis and Dan Butler; junior Student Council plans to sponsor Sven Blomberg and Mary Lou ‘a talent show sometime next Erhman:; sophomores Duane Lau| month. Those interested in com-|and Nelda Hyten; and freshmen} peting are to hand in their name} Sullivan and Jim Brewer. and type of act to the representa-|- Extempore speech contests are tive in their room next week. Try-| belmg held, with plans for an outs will be held’ in the near fu-| elimination contest to determine ture which two students will repre- sent Avondale in infer-school Also, next week, the senior class will start the patron and sponsor| cempetition. ; \drive for their senior play. All| The Yellow Jackets expect a |homerooms, grade and Jigh school large crowd tonight when they lalike, will compete for the parties | take on Van Dyke Fitzgerald jn 'which will be given to the three|the final basketball game of the |highest: homerooms. Top salesman season. They expect some stiff lin each homeroom also will re-|competition, too—since the Van lceive a percentage of the money|Dyke team is leader in the Oak- ‘he brings in The school forensic contests will take place the week of March 5. The entire speech class and sev- |‘ two winners of the school contest |0 will qualify for the district con- test. Tonight, the “Beat Southfield Week” will be climaxed by the Southfield vs Walled Lake game. A pep assembly with a “Dragnet” theme was given this afternoon to arouse interest In the game. AT WATERFORD } Waterford Township High School's music room took the form of a rea) pirate cave this week as rehearsals continued for “Pirates of Penzance,” to be held at 8 p.m. March 2 and 3 in the high for their Senior basketball players, will play their last league- afternoon. James Wager, senior, school auditorium. jserved as chairman of the pep meeting, which was sponsored the senior class. “Moments to Remember” chosen by seniors as their class song earlier this week. “Learn as pense. Tickets can be obtained |i7 1, live forever; live as if to from choir members or at the PS die tomorrow’ was selected as Boe Nn Mults and 2 ‘the class motto; White Orchid, the sol pentane iflower; and charcoal and mint Wertnesday the Inter -Lakes green, the colors. gz Under the direction of Helen Davis, Patty Leoman, and Anne Blair, WTHS's second operetta is one of both humor and sus- uled game tonight at Berkley, were honored at the pep assembly this The St. Vincent de Paul Men's jland-B, with only one loss. | Last night's PTA Founders’ Day the class that will graduate next June. Choir, of which seniors dim Duren, Mike Carry, and Dave dones are members, sang at a National Brotherhood Week pro- gram in Oak Park last night. Choirs from five different de nominations took part. |was a huge success. Well received, was an assembly program |Tuesday, in which concert pianist |William Haakel of Richmond, Va. | played | Many students will have a part jin the American Legion Minstrel |Show, to be held at Avondale i foo, schools have been asked to partici, cooperation with the art and Eng pate lish departments Entmes in science. artwork and The swimming team will take English will be judged and awards on Saginaw tonight, providing given, Mr. Jon Youngpeter and PHS fans with the last home his Linnean Society, PHS biology swimming meet of the season. club, is affair in Ht will be the final home swim- ming meet for 10 of the squad, who are graduating this dune. The basketball team will play sponsoring the at Bay City. during the religion class for the PHS debators “The Armed Forces and My Life State debate quarter-finals at PHS. tournament marked the last usually are held, Wisner Stadium Replacing the usual Catholic Plans’ was the topic discussed by! qenating of this semester, and at- is hoped to be the scene of com- Youth Organization's Friday night*first mencement exercises this June. Plans are under way to secure the stadium. If the weather is good and such problems as light- ing, the public address system and rehearsals can be worked out, the June, 1936 graduating class will be the first to be grad- vated from Wisner Stadium. There are 403 tentative June graduates, While sentors have, comunence,’ day morning, he took time out |Ritzius and Dixon. . | Z » 7 s |dances will be rehearsals for the “Minstrel Jubilee,’ under the di- rection of our own talented and versatile Father William A. Ymmel. | The first rehearsal for this pro- duction featuring SMH’s Catholic Youth Organization is being held tonight. Father Michael J. O'Reilly is back with us after recuperating | from his iliness, Tues- class petty officer Carey tenti while speakihg to the senior class -_ Thursday. ‘The importance of finishing high school before con- sidering enlisting into any military or naval service was the ‘point that, was most definitely stressed. on is now béing turned to the spring forensics which are soon coming up. e The entire student body ts eligible, and may enter categor- ies from dramatie interpretation | to extemporaneous speaking. A majority of the girls in high Heading the list of returning school have been regular at- spring speech people are Bob Ever- tendants at the mission being con-|son, last yeag’s Saginaw Valley (ducted for women of the parish Conference champ in extempora- this week by Paulist Fathers|neovs speaking, and Garth Johns- ton, SVC champ in original oratory. ; . : + ts { ] ‘will play St ; TH last Saturday Cheerleaders Picked With Lent in its second week, seniors to bless their class rings. [placed behind Hazel Park in the. | St. Frederick basketball team!’ James, Ferndale in| Puesday and Wednesday. Rushing to prepare for an all-school Leap a non-league game next Tuesday i night at Ferndale jrear dance are Avondale's fresh- Senior English classes were|men given a test of reading ability. AT WALLED LAKE ° They will be assigned novels t0 Kay Armstrong and Joe Barnes read according to the grades they were chosen King and Queen of received on the test. jHearts at Walled Lake's Valentine ldance Saturday night, which was jattended by 82 couples Walled Lake won its first round | in the debate tournaments from Avondale Junior High School! Thurston, but dropped its sec- ipicked cheerleaders last week.) ond round to Northville. North- 'Chosen for the varsity squad were ville and Birmingham met in {Margaret Poynter and Sharon the fipal. round competing for Walker, co-captains: Janet Breck-| first place in the tournament jenridge, Diane Bartenbaker, Carol = 'Hefferon and Betty Bishop Visit West Bloomfield Reserve cheerleaders are Judy Hooie, Vicky Williams, Betty Milford and West Bloomfield Woodruff, Bonnie Newby and Ven- High Schools’ held a student ex- ette Hysmith change day last week. Milford stu- , dents who visited West Bloomf:eld) During a recent ‘Fragrance were Jim Davidson and Ronnie | Week” in Sicily, streets were Glynn, seniors; Margaret Rice and) sprayed with lavender, bergamot/Del Munson, juniors; and Nicky] |and® fasinine, Messina répofts. |Del Gaudio, freshman. Avondale Junior High \ . PIRATES OF PENZANCE — Wicked pirate Dan Revoir grasps _ the hair of swqoning Janice Gidley as he prepares to capture his liv- ing prize in this scene from ‘Pirates of Penzance.” The, operetta will be staged at 8 p. m. March 2 and 3 in Waterford Township High School. | yp ee Da t ' ns ' | 1. a 3 é 3 Events Top News at Junior Highs A move to a new school, along! administrators convention in At- with preparations for a five-school) lantie City, N.J. jvocal festival and a hilarious don- key basketball game, were head- jline news at Pontiac area junior Area Schools Are Active — held at Reyal Oak High Thars- ;talent assembly was held at Wa- day. terford with three WTHS acts: s0- ~ “ey TWENTY-TWO - Hal Boyle Says: Denver! DENVER @ — Beautiful old) 1 really don't know you now. Denver, crumbling away —beauti-/I'm not quite sure of you. way, and I don’t want to be a getting a crowded feeling. ful new Denver, striding the sky “es stranger. I have walked this way » 6 8 . higher. | Perhaps that Is the way a visi-/before. | Even though the fresh tall tow- = iter should feel —tuncertain, the! I believe it was O. Henry who ,, Oid Denver, I love you. New emotional feeling always of the perpetuated the legend that noth- —owdeq feeling deepens. Denver, you kind of frighten me. stranger. ing interesting or important could none ica —__|really happen, in a way, except SENSE OF FREEDOM FRIDAY - SATURDAY ff ba \ iNew Orelans. * | Those were the only three Amer- San Francisco, and Denver. Zmaithings reportedly could happen,|fading away! Beautiful new Den-| smaller, jhe said, and having set up- his ver, blooming in serried patterns | straw dummy went on to prove in \where once wild flowers grew! “a municipal report” that a ‘ture could come to Nashville too.'town im As I recall it, it was a quietly) — gruesome tale of how a loyal Ne- igro retainer did away with the worthless white husband of a \worthwhile white lady, and there- jby as a servitor kept an old fam- jily flag flying. |AND DENVER TOO | | ©. Henry, trying as an author ito prove that anything can happen} PM anywhere, might well then have| say about you, Denver? 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Further Physical Strife jfrom their own sex,” a noted con: | igresswoman has declared. | Al Republican Rep. Frances P. ra. FARMINGDALE, N.Y. » — State Supreme Court justice has exhorted both sides to ‘‘prevent and eliminate any physical vio lence” in the six-day-old Republic Aviation Corp. strike. ton of Ohio, addressing nearly 1.- 000 women at the eighth anual! Barnard Forum, said women have) not fulfilled their potentialities in| political life since they got the, * 8 ¢ vote in 1920. | | | After a courtroom showing of; The congresswoman, however, motion pictures of picket line; agreed with three other noted fighting, Justice Edgar R. Nathan speakers at the forum that wom- Jr. reserved decision on & COM-| em have come a long way in pany application for an injunction, American politics in the years against mass artsadia valenss | since the 19th Amendment. or physica] interference with non-| se strikers. ‘sored by 45 college and university| BERKELEY, Calif w —Fleet) Skirmishing at the company’s ile t — t the Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, who ob- main plant here continued yester-|STOUPS, was to commemorate his ist birthday today,|®°T°SS the Pacific — in victories day as the injunction hearing was|39th anniversary of women’s suf- serves his irthday today. Midway. Tarawa, Kwajalein | held in Manhattan. frage. — jhas punters oe cated with UO weapons of mass destruction M&y| > inawe — that i : Twenty-nine more pickets were) Democratic Gov. Robert B. be like. — ee oe Bay arrested during the day, raising | Meyner of New Jersey, poll-taker! “] hope,” he sald, “the world to 121 the number of people seized, Dr. George H. Gallup and Dr. soon can find a leadership that) y¢icsouri, since the walkout of 12,000 mem-|/Rosemary Park, president of Con- will be able to sway the people to) eee bers of the International Assn. of necticut College Machinists started Saturday mid. the political progress of women. night in a wage dispute. Those) go, Meyner noted that the ieee arrested—almost all of them pick-) « ie ets—were charged with assault or emanna regan page \firmly that the United States must|Gojden Gate disorderly conduct. Dozens of persons have been in- jured in the . picket line clashes. | maintain retaliatory power in all/found it in 1948—after his tour in much time men in : ry = weapons as a deterrent against/Washington as chief the field of politics.” He said that having babies and|atomic war. The company’s 7,000 engineers, taking care of a family are still} Nimitz took command of the scientists, supervisors and office|more important to the human race/gravely crippled U.S. Pacific workers are not on strike. ‘than a profound political issue. Fleet after the Japanese attack specifications for rooms and a long view.” * * Ld At the desk in his compact) study, Nimitz told in an interview) of his contemplations on the vast) think change in the weapons of war-|they fare since the bitter battle for/must Iwo Jima began 11 years ago last|wonder about inside, about Possible War of Mass Destruction Concerns Nimitz on 7Ist Birthday on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941. He|said. “I don't know what the an- directed the quickening drive swer is, “But there is grave doubt in | Saipan and Guam, Iwo Jima and my mind that weapons of mass Navy in 1901. — weapons that can’t aboard his flcet’s battleship|>¢ pinpointed on military targets|Eroove of schedules, doing. jobs —serve their purpose properly. “Such weapons are also discussed the idea that all war is wrong.! Nimitz lives now in busily happy inate in their effects. They kill| War is a senseless sort of retirement in a home high on a|women and children.” Berkeley hillside with a sweeping) Nimitz posed the quest admiral, of course, believes view of San Francisco Bay and the|‘How efficient, really, are mass His wife Catherine'destruction weapons?” ; of naval|there is resentment and bitterness) janyone venturing now to start @NMionerations—to fit the admiral's against the United States for the “three bath- mass bombings of World War II State Fire Marshal Arnold Renner indiscrim- | fon, sentments against the use of mass: destruction bombs will endure, or what, eventually, such resent- ments will bring?’ * ¢* e On March 1 Nimitz will com- plete an eight-year term an -the Board of Regents of the Univer- him out of public service for the first time since he entered the said, smiling. California Big 3 of GOP Teams to Support Ike sity of California. That will put) SACRAMENTO, Calif, *—Cali-| fornia's. 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Thomas E.| sion, which daily is the subject a assume part of ris risk of || ere | Martin (R-lowa) appeared on the of much speculation. explosion of an atomic plant, or|(75 Per iling Eur ope Papeete a P osidangne he Both the President's personal direct government construction of |” yt, Peply to what Henson Called @ physician and news secretary the plants. nounced yesterday he would not! seek re-election in Michigan's Sev- yenth District. committee of eight projected to-| Wolcott has represented the day a many-sided Senate investi-| Seventh District since 1930 and gation of political pressures, lob-| is dean of the Michigan delega- bying and campaign contributions. tion to Congress, His home is in Port Huron, In compliance with a resolution passed Wednesday by a 79-1 vote,| Vice President Nixon last night - officially named the four Demo crats and four Repuvlicans who will undertake what Sen. Lyndon) of the most searching investiga-| tions in our history.” ‘ Johnson, the Democratic lead- er, picked as members from his! Frank C, Lawson of St. Ciair| LONDON w — A slow thaw .. opposed Wolcott un-| spread successfully two years ago, WAS flood threats over parts of south. Shores,. who the announced Republican. Rob- ert J. McIntosh, Port Huron post- B. Johnson (D-Tex) called “‘one| ™Aster, ‘said he was “‘seriously| considering’’ announcing for the GOP nomination at the insistence of friends Democratic candidates are Dr. fearsome landslides and| lern Europe today, The rest of the Continent shivered, with little sign of a break in the worst winter! lany body could remember. No deaths were yet si jstorted impression of the farm| tion’’ on the TV program Jan. | . } : 2%. Benson had taken issue par. (he pest 10 days Et sgt od ticularly with a film sho jfarm sale in Iowa. The Secretary conceded James C. Hagerty agree that in) * Hagerty was asked: * * Several companies working on learned he has recovered since|power plant projects financed by ~~ wing @ his Sept. 24 heart attack much of|private capital have testified that) |his former energy and physical|a major stumbling block. is lack that drive. jmany farm families are in trouble | | because of high farm costs and reported low farm prices. But he said that of insurance to cover all possi- Pe ble risks “What is the President learningjcomments after hearing testimony from the slides in Italy and Yugo-|agriculture is neither “‘on the about his physical stamina — is\by Atomic Energy Commissioner heads of large utility | j atomic ast ¥ Gore and Anderson made of | ie ~ & LOWES T party's ranks Senators Gore of] aly — ee: = oe eee ott avia, but ft was believed they rocks’ nor ‘‘depression-bound."’'he pleased ‘with what he has|Thomas E. Murray that a big|” © Tennessee, McClellan of Arkan- in 1952 Pa in 1984: Rov E. Visnaw would add to the toll of 831 known Anyone who says it is, he added, found?” jnew government push is needed a sas, Anderson of New Mexico and Kennedy of Massachusetts Sen. Knowland of California, the} Republican leader, named GOP| Senators Bridges of New Hamp-| shire, Thye of Minnesota, Gold- : water of Arizona and Purtell of lof St. Clair Shores and Jakob F id linia neem aii dead inthe record freeze, eee! tell the truth.”’ | Hagerty replied: Theut of Comer Line in its 25th day. le eae Senne debated the} “Vouk Gink i¢\has been ies. The Seventh District includes Hu) CTop damage ran into hundreds|'@rm ee ece Committee rae golf that he has played, he : of millions of dollars. Food prices|W@S expected to give quick ap ron, Lapeer, Macomb, Sanilac,| roval t House passed measure| ==* thoroughly enjoyed, and West ” St. Clair and Tuscola Counties rocketed. Coal and other fuel was Prova’ to a a ea gn | there have bere me evidences of | . ; * lrunning short. to refund an estimated 60 million = At Vasto, dollars a year in federal gas taxes’ ""Y fatigue, or anything like now | . | oorT~ | Indian studios are being urged by| authorities to quit concentrating on 8 ha Price Ever! £1 Watkins-Pontiac Group in central Italy, a Connecticut, landslide crumpled 150 homes. | to farmers | teat. Double-Flowered Schedules Spring Event A temperature mse promised! oo The President has driven him Nigon, who will call the group, ide") Britain failed to materialize and Church Men to Meet self hard physically during his so- Tuberous-Rooted to order for its organization ses- sion, had set no meeting date. at the home of Mrs. Loyall Dun- Finish Church Project some ae ie — gon. Reports were made on . WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — progress of the Mother-Daughter Lose 40 Tons Hay, Pigs Silvercrest First Baptist Church’ panguet planned for May 11. ‘in Romeo Barn Fire members finished their project of| The next meeting-will be held at! . decorating the nursery of the the home of Mrs. Kenneth Jackson! ROMEO—The barn at the farm WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The|new snows spread over the east-| |February meeting of the Watkins-\ern part of ‘the island. More cold| Pontiac Women’s Club was held| weather was forecast. : journ at Humphrey's near Thomasville. * * lantation WATERFORD—The Men‘s Club Ls ° of Sunnyvale Chapel will meet at 7:3 tonight at the church. Elec He will leave by plane for tion of officers is planned, and a Washington Saturday morning, ar- film will be shown. riving there around 1 p.m, BEGONIAS $198 ‘Pontiac Seaman Reports Progress per dozen How church. The ladies of the church | on Woodiawn street. She will show Of John Sweeney, 17301 FE. 34 Mile | 3 for 58¢ 6 for $1.05 have decided to send out a round movies on cuts of beef. Rd., burned to the ground early SIX BEAUTIFUL COLORS Thursday. Both Armada and Ro- meo Fire Departments were called but the building was beyond sav- robin letter each month to mis- i sionaries. j Card Party Is Tonight Beacon Club to Gather | WATERFORD—The Men's Bea-|'"% Tri-City Recruit Company : Aims for Training Honors} _ txtra-targe te The loss included 22 pigs, 40 tons —— | ae NEW HUDSON — The M |e an ee atertord toe alot hay and straw. Owners o tons Pontiac sailor William Imboden ‘group activities are excellent in’ Tuberous Begonias |e F bees here are sponsoring a card|potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. Satur-|'"© cattle, which had been housed|a recent recruit. to the civic forming teamwork, discipline and ac’ ma. party for the public at their hall day at the church. All men of the!" the structure. Damage total sponsored Pontiac - Flint - Saginaw "I! round good Navy men. | $24 doson Hie E at 8 p.m. tonight. \church have been invited. was not available... Navy Company, writes from basic Se per «owen re | : 2S —, training camp at Great Lakes, | oO pil still show homes; | o t : ; Fi me ——g--. 4 == W ness, buf the company as a le : Cit Cit B d D e t ‘Bill $ Fate Undecided | “The company aratier “picking is.now quite accustomed to Navy, ] e 1 yY an 1rec O | LANSING Wf = The fate of the lip several points in its second life, with most civilian ways and Lawn Seed . . . perennial ‘‘seal of quality’ bill for week, now begins the third week habits far in the past for Meritorious Service _ [ism pence se 2 wet win nan hepeg of eimang en ae: & na jed today following a House Agri- two flags. Most points were earned’ “This is due to excellent Navy es ; a iy fn sprint even er aioe Cy cose Lawn strumental music in the Pontiac ee | qe) “Most men in the Company are ie eat ial Sree ene , system and director of Pon- ~ Slate Guest Minister | qulte| active is these special (Pty Commander Chet Hillel Fertilizers ‘ New Stock Arrives Daily | scorr’s Sine of Traverse City will be the : {| guest speaker at the 11 a.m. Sun- WF teams, drill teams, basket: _. day service at the Waterford Com- ball and swimming. 4 isa Church. | “These different sports and “thitty-20" Electric Range elect, made the presenta tion on behalf of the entire mem- — ) 4 ; Mei] : The citation for meritorius ser- Advance Easter | ae Products 2 t vice was for: Shoicina! e « — Model RD38 “Promoting the highest stand- &: | ss Pe Higa lin es ave lo cl deny ond | FEED ~ Just Look at All these Features! school band directors by ex- ° "9 | y - S : ample.” Men cs loading jobs lon Pa @ Full-width Cooking-Top Lamp “Initiating and maintaining with ~ HENRY Backh ge a @ Full-width Storage Drawer Z i4 staff members a model department @ MN >| oe Wi Id B r rds hen . that has - consistently produced | % ort Coats and Industrial @ New Imperial Cook-Master Oven Control } superb school bands in Pontiac j Sh atk A nutritious and palatable year after year. Tractor Shovel mixture of seeds including e Appliance Outlet “Expcouragi high ins al nflower mille mi . : meaenenie aaecake cay ' mounted on en a © Combination Broiler-Roaster Pan | regional circles.” DALE C. HARRIS wheat e i Full-width Even-Heat Oven with High-Speed Broiler, waist-high 4% INTERNATIONAL He was also cited for leadershipyersity for band directors fror in founding the organization, hisai over the Siete (Ps ell e ege two terms as president of the i . x Ie © 300 Utility Tractor "4 group, and for his ‘staunch char-‘!!@¢ by John Paynter, director ot) J What i SA LT Re $24995 ; acter, genial personality, and sin-the University band. to present the . “You can do it BETTER rs. + DESO ICID Src | cere and warm friendship.” organization and operation of the| #7 Matching & Contrasting with a HENRY!” for thawing $ 55 he Ne [bqpetated cupervicor af tnotru: oatrumental music department of ~ i] and for water — is S$ 95 Fe mental music in 1977, Harris has yee cet schools ee From 95 softening Curt. aa , ba established a complete program Ue tuctor in’ the KING Now ; ro bere, Grade school classes pro. WA! High School Band Clinic with (© vide student’ for the Junior High at the University of Michigan, guest : — . e : trede ff Fs conductor of the Ban inic, judge . § . Ke organisations. Junior High pupils duct f the Band Clinic, judg PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE BROS. ae a well 5a veo of High Sehool Band Festivals in We Give Holden Red Stamps ee various states and co-founder and @ sas Pontiac Read st Opdyke Road . Phone No. FE 4-0734 - FE 4-1112 ‘ Your Authorized Dealer ot e [ i Farmall Tractors — Bolen Garden ‘MEN’S | WEAR OR 3-1807 Joas REGAL 4620 Dixie Highway Feed & Supply Co. | GREEN’ 4516 Dixie Highway of the Southeastern Michigan At the Michigan State Fair last! ue School Band and Orchestra Ass'n.September, Harris was honored ad i. and was its first president. Pa the state music teacher of the| Hi w Tractors — McCormick Farm , Ph OR 3-260! . Mr. Harris was in Evanston, Ilkyear. He was chosen by ahd rep-| DRAYTON PL ‘ | : : one last July where he held a two dayresented the Michigan School Band! Jf : AINS soa a ame as ~| Phone FE 2-0481 x band clinic at Northwestern Uni-and Orchystra Ass n if seer ren trees | : L 2s ‘ Dg io ‘ & 7) ¢ ‘ ; f ‘4 ‘ d ¢ } # ry ‘ 4 “ 4 ! » f 3 y i / THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1956 | TWENTY-FIVE | Coe Comers (te = Cc: 'Shoplifters Unwilling | | amg es ein ATMIESS Gir | 12, to Giye Their Views stead of four today. Triplets, two girls and a boy, were born tc ‘the 24-year-old Mrs. Hamsey yester- day. 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Journal. j WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A woman who has learned to, % a a a Ld i] a a 8 a a z a | a Ls a | a a a a a | | als a8 - THE FINEST | f f ji ° \j : SJ le ; ; . Ss, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1996 : Red nore to Reve Ble pened same. oa after at tn Duchess’ Lite Histor 57 | aerial Sete pm Vella Bringing in $1.5 Million By EARL WILSON | NEW YORK—I'm sorry about this—but a million and a) ‘half bucks is about all the Duchess of Windsor can hope to a sticky red substance to al |box handles. iget out of her life story. ‘Tisn't much—but then as a prominent literary figure scratch.” x * &k& * ‘in a campaign against false alarm ' | was ringers, are trying to catch the a r pletely. culprits |. ee bi batting .333. “This babe didn’t do it because she needed wag caught redhanded, Two other fake alarm sounders got away. Sou YONKERS, N.Y. — Firemen, ‘breathing a taken to a hospital ss redhanded.”" ale ee To that effect they've applied HALL for RENT larm i] For Banquets, Bowling Parties, Wedding Receptions, Dances and the campaign was Organization Parties. One false alarmer Call OR 3-7772 PONTIAC LAKE INN Yesterday “The Duke,” continued this literatry light, “grossed $800,000 on his book—and this doll will do twice that.” It really makes you wonder why she bothered taking up in an ermine-trimmed black suit. autographing copies which the ing this conversation at her People's Choice Folks of all ages find Ted’s the choice place to dine . . whether it’s a snack after skating. a ladies’ luncheon, business luncheon or a dinner. MI 4-7764 WOODWARD AT SQUARE LAKE RD. py ™\book-launching party. The Dinner a gw Duke, looking school-teacher- . @ish with his glasses down on a Bis nose, was autographing, ~ ~ |too. a “Oh, no, she never did it € Open 7 Days and 7 Nights @ibecause she needed bucks,” a : i] - man who's on the inside of the ? FLOOR SHOW #222= : iH a “You know who their friends is ‘are Murcheson of. Texas, DANCING NIGHTLY a FRIDAY and SATURDAY getc And how they struck oil a sf A) ae Mon his ranch . aT : DUCHESS . oN SIMMIE BOW .) ® So it seems the Duchess got to the music of the “3 Little Words” 4a < . come uC . § around $250,000 from McCall's, more than that from a book . i, EVELYN TERRY m/publisher, and more than that from a London newspaper : fs Acrobatic Dancer Bindi he Sah “When she said ‘O.K., I'll go,’ one year ago t. week, she a PAL LU B AHOE ia GENE MAYER S really spilled it,” the literary man said. “Yes, this gal eats - Master of the Accordios m dished it herself. We got her on tape, of course, but about 3412 Dixie Highway Phone OR 3-9754 ‘a? Plus ALVIN WALLS and His Orchestra mall the help she nooo was editorial” | . 5 k & | oe i JAM SESSION EVERY TUESDAY = 2 guess there's no need anne into Bow the ee Ga r i: S-CATS iS belp) free: Charies urphy, who wrote e Duke's . EVE. Music by 50 PHI CAT: . ® book; then swapped him for Cleveland Amory, then dropped | EXCELLING IN he g him for Murphy, who's probably biting his nails and type-| H @ writer ribbon right now “editoridling” some more chapters FOOD _ ENTERTAINMENT ~ . Everybody thought the Duke and Duchess were cuter'n anything at the caviar-and-champagne party held at the Waldorf. Somebody kept tugging at the Duchess to leave and she said, “Just as soon as I can collect the gentleman I married!” yl Wil Rogers Jr. chatted with the Duke about the old days @ when the Duke, then the young Prince of Wales, was always! a ‘alling off polo ponies. +} “What are you supposed to do when your horse falls?” | Rogers Sr. asked then. “Stay up in the air?” As I left the party, I saw a young man walking the Duke | _and Duchess* four pug dogs on Park Av. The dogs’ names, | he said, are Disraeli, Peter, Trouper, and then there’s an 8-months-old pup—‘“Davy Crockett.” | i * * * * i THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . . Grace Kelly’s family hears that actress Rita Gam. one of Grace’s bridesmaids, may be marrying soon. Producer Gant Gaither, Grace's longtime friend, joins the Kelly party on the Constitution Publicist Joe Heidt had to pull a fire alarm itn Montreal to rescue Kim Novak from over- “I enjoyed the riot,” Kim said ... Eddie . Everett Sloane, the actor, blossoms out as a great singer on CBS’ Ford Star Jubilee March 10. Singer Guy Mitchell and Jackie Loughery are trying to remarry ...Is CCNY’s Nat Holman quitting after this season? .. . Billy Eckstine may inherit the Eddie Fisher show as a summer sub... Marion Brando turned down Tennessee Williams’ play, “Orpheus Descending” . One cabinet member told another, “If Ike had decided to run he would have announced it right after that fine medical report” . Lou Walters’ Latin ', show features a new Egyptian belly dancer, Yasmina, THE GREEN PARROT Dining Room—Cocktail Lounge Competent Service Pleasant Environment Out... Cenveniently pre- pared pac Special Lenten meals every day during Lent. Kitchen Open Till 1:30 A.M. Phone FE 3-9732 for Reservations 1650 N. Perry at Pontiac Road Carry WHEN YOU'RE DINING = wilkins Serving Delicious Foods Orchard Lake Road at Pontiac Trail Since 1921 Franchot Tone’'s long-distancing Betty George at the Eden Roc in Miami... Gloria “Voluptua” Pall, who was dropped |from TV as too sexy, is selling songs around the Brill Bldg * * * * Siri, the sky-high showgal is taking dramatic lessons . . | Robert Sherwood’s last writing was for the Ed Sullivan testi- |monial at the Waldorf March 15... Hot Chicago feud: Jack Eigen and disk jock Marty Faye... Sugar Ray aes goes dramatic on a TV show, “Operation Kayo” A TV network offered $75,000 for a pre-B'way showing HOTEL COMMODORE SHOW BAR IN DRAYTON PLAINS Presents: “THE MELODIANS” for Your Dancing Pleasure FRI., SAT. and SUN. NIGHTS 9 P.M. Til 2 A M. OPEN 7 A. M. DAGMAR L. WILSON, Owner being thrown in the ring,” of ‘em has a head in it.” Mike Connolly tells of the frustrated robber who held up a bank—and all he got was a sack of quiz show questions and answers. That's earl, brother. | . (Copyright 1956, the Half Syndicate, Ine.) 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Duel of the Keyboards Al Lloyd at the Hammond Organ Vs. Bob Lawson at the Piano Bar MANNY'S "sa" W. Huron ot Elizabeth Lake Rd. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 i 4}, geaamacusseces | Actress Angeli Sues 4 Airline for Damages M4 "LOS ANGELES # — Film ac a @itress Pier Angeli, 23, seeks $208,- = 410 damages from Western Ai s gi Lines for injuries she says she ~ gistffered on a flight to Palm nd g Springs, Calif., last year. ) _ r] Kids Skate. with @ The suit also. named steward- a FREE Siting Parents @/dess Patricia Duke, The actress, : yennrrrrrswrw—wrv ‘ & wife of singer Vic Damone, claims fe 3 Open Every Night . % Mi she was seriously injured in a fall w % Except Mon. ond © ¢ Blin the airliner’s rest room because wo eee Stoll P.M. > Bishe was not warned of rough a 3 —- Sun. Afternoons $ | weather. a¢ en eee Sw Miss Angeli, pregnant at the III @ time, suffered a fractured ‘pelvis a 9@ Rowen @ and facial lacerations. Her baby ~ STRONG RINK B was born healthy last August. — omy Ser. og Sort — Baghdad's plush new Hotel Khay- L SOCRSRESER BEB eae 2% hs single rates up to $2218 Hollywood Headlines * * By LOUVELLA 0, PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS) — All that stands, and “Marjorie Morningstar’ is MGM's consent to loan her to Mil- ton Sperling at Warner Brothers. There have been many discussions, and Liz told me today: “IT would like to play ‘Marjorie Morningstar,’ but I'd also like to do ‘Maiden Voyage,’ ’ Joseph Man- kiewicz's play in New York, I rather think, however, that the studio will be more inclined to loan me for the picture rather than the play.” Liz says she feels fine now and It doesn’t take a genius to know! Jack Decker's ik" On US-10 tn Drayton Plains Cefeteria @ Dinner she is all ready for “Raintree County,” which starts in April, I heard that Herman Wouk, who is taking a hand in casting his popular novel, would very much like to have Liz play ‘Marjorie Morningstar.” EDDIE DRYER Your Ole Maestro Invites You CAMPUS ‘ae — Garden Center BALLROOM Beautiful Ballrooms BALLROOM Livernois-Fenkell “Known from coast to 2757 Weodward (Upst's) DETROIT coast” for the past 25 DETROIT O14-Time Dancing Every ***"®. The est costs me mere. Old-Time Dancing Every I told you that it looked good for Clark Gable to star in ‘‘Teach- er’s Pet” for William Perlberg and George Seaton. It not only looks Bill that he wil] be available in jto direct this comedy. | You'll see Clark as a self-made icity editor of a newspaper. Well, P'll take him down to our Los An- geles Examiner and introduce him to a few city editors I know if he likes. ‘Deborah Kerr hasn't yet said SPECIAL KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY “WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE”’ Plus — “FORT YUMA” Also CARTOONS and SERIAL “RAINS OF RANCHIPUR” NOT SHOWN AT MATINEE Tues., Fri., Sat. Come one—come al! Thurs., Set., Sun. TONIGHT Matinee SATURDAY ly G44 - $et. 12:30 | =| yes, but she hasn't said no to co- |starring with Gable. | MARILYN RETURNING Marilyn Monroe planes in Satur- iday but even 20th Cestury-Fox ‘doesn't know aboard which plane 'There’l] be some changes made in Marilyn’s mode of life. Unhappy when she was last here, she was content to live in apartments and a small house. But now the No. 1 glamor girl jhas rented a beautiful home on North Beverly Glen near fashion-| able Bel Air. The house has three bedrooms, a swimming pool and all ‘the trimmings. Marilyn remains here just long enough to complete “Bus Stop” —then back to New York. She'll =| commute to Hollywood only for NOT SINCE SCARLETT AND JEZEBEL HAS THE SOUTH PRODUCED SUCH A WOMANI “Do you think | go walking on the beach for the exercise?” 20th CENTURY-FOX Presents THe VEW From Font CIN tee) RICHARD DANA CAMERON EGAN-WYNTER- MITCHELL Actwaly photographed in America's Southland! PEYS COLOR by DE LUXE EmMaScoP AG FN sO re 2 i Teg SAT. Kiddy sn ere 1 p ¥ NOTE: The Bowery Boys in “Bowery to Bagdad” will replace ‘The View from Pompey’s Head’ on the kiddie matinee. Cartoons 1 P. M. — ‘Warriors’ 1:35 P. M. “BOWERY TO BAGDAD” 3:15 P. M. “VIEW FROM POMPEY’S HEAD” 4:25 P. M. } se rary 5 | movies, Of course, her next com- | muting will be to London te co- | | star with Sir Laurence Olivier in | | “The Sleeping Prince.” [Elizabeth Taylor May Be ‘Marjorie Morningstar’ between Elizabeth Taylor) good, but Clark has sent word to) November when George gets ready ‘To Report on Diseases nights; Rossana Rory, Italian beau- Dirt Loader Uncovers ‘Safely Hidden’ Bonds Chresst, Pocatello, Idaho, thought he had found a good hiding place for $46,000 in government_bonds— ty, and Pep de Lucia. have been| Out along came Frank —— loader. nae eae tet loader: Mayor Will Not Run _ Chresst, a retired railroad en- j gineer vacationing here, said he! BIG RAPIDS Ww — Donald F.| was afraid his bonds would be)Rankin said Thursday he will not) stolen so he buried them in a road|be a candidate for re-election as| bank near here. |mayor of Big Rapids in the April | Melendez scooped up the bonds 2 municipal elections. Rankin is! yesterda WANTED TQ: BUY 1000 COMICS ~ Also 1000 TRUE LOVE STORY MAGAZINES “and National Geographics Piper's Magazine Outlet 35 Auburn Ave. PE 4-8240 DOUGLAS, Ariz. @ — Fred y while operating his dirt completing his second term as| | mayor. drinking wine and holding hands at! the Naples Restaurant. Amazing how well Pola Negri looks. Talked with her at Larue where she was with a party, and I swear she hasn't changed in 20' years, 1 Glad to see Cobrina Wright who's back from her travels in | the East and full of stories of all the people she met, Doris Day will get three Dior, gowns for “Julie” if a dea] Mart) Melcher has on the fire goes! thr ough. cy Bal ante a BUTTERFIELD THEATRES FUGA, GOLDEN JUBILEE 1906-1956 Grace Kelly-Crosby-Sinatra | set of “High Society” was closed down to give director Chuck Wal- ters a chance to get over the flu. Joan Bennett has sold her house in Holmby Hills to Hal Wallis who has lived in the valley for years and years, Now Joan and Walter 'Wanger are hunting for a new iplace. { Whafever happened to Dani | Crayne’s romance with George | Nader: It's now cold, cold, eld! | | She's been seeing David Haft, an Eastern businessman. | Met Joan Collins’ sister. Jackie, | jand she said very soberly that/ ishe’d left her heart in New York. | |Joan had under her wing on the set of ‘The Opposite Sex.’ $5,000 Jewelry Theft Occurs on Ship at Sea | SAN PEDRO, Calif. w—A $5,000 jewelry theft has been reported aboard the Hawaii-bound liner, Lurline. Police said the theft was dis- covered with the ship. a day at sea. Officers said the chief purser ‘radio-telephoned that the thief, ap- parently mingling with voyagers and. guests, jimmied the lock of a display case in a jewel shop on one of the. decks. Missing were jade rings, pearls and diamonds. | \ EAST LANSING W—A progress report on the fight against the| Dutch elm and oak wilt diseases! i] | Looks very much as if Linda, Darnell is off to a stage career.) |\She made her debut in ‘‘Roomful| lot Roses’ at the Sombrero Play- |house in Phoenix, and the night| she opened she was signed by the management of the Miami Cocoa- nut Grove Playhouse. She will leave Sunday for Florida | to be starred in one of the most; difficult of all plays, ‘Tea and Sympathy." Someone who saw her jin Phoenix said she is surprisingly | : | | If “Tea and Sympathy” does for} Linda what it did for Deborah Kerr jand Joan Fontaine, we can only) jsay without exaggeration that. she can be as successful on the stage jas she has been on the screen. in Michigan will be given at the’ 30th annual Michigan Forestry and Park Conference March 2 at Michi-' gan State University. . | Wavn LANA | YNE-TURNER gre, SOR ChAS€ LAKE THEATRE TONIGHT STARTING ODAY Twice THE SHOCK. or A BOLT FROM THE BLUE / Thrills and Excitement To Last A lifetime! THE CONTINUOUS SHOWING DAILY From 1:00 P.M. 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WARNERCOLOR Ci NeEmaScoPE mae ISL ‘3 a. 1 fete WICHARE CANLET temen sTiRsIMe Wanne® BROS CINgmaScOPE EXTRA Color Cartoon: “Pizzicato Pussycat” ” TWENTY-SEVEN ae teres JAMES WHITMORE CinemaScope Shori “Coney Island Holiday” J Re ne Se Perea | “ rc Peed *. * | é - iff # ; f sea . { eo. | » _ ot ey it (oe ee : SE Ne Re en ee pe yee ms, iG x ° f : if / (ae ; i fi: g X a \ . 1 -y oer Te Pe ee $ : = ‘ ; 4 ; ‘ , . 2 i %, 4 . = TWENTY-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 ' | Pontiac, Northern Tilt Batt Lie * ; * Joe Louis doesn’t want’ to be a millionaire; he just wants to pay his taxes like one. Here is a man up to ns Chiefs Shoot scalp in financial difficulties, yet he is Still offering. ' to help others. You'd think Joe would brush off all \ public service deals in order to concentrate on raising f ( { | the $1,210,789 he owes Uncle Sam. Or on [ 0 x * * * | _He owes the money and he'll settle it with the! government, somehow, even though he Was left notding (Of Rebounds an empty bag by his financial advisers. Joe Louis never hid from his obligations before, in or out of the ring, and he won't now. What's more, he is presently engaged in a program that is helping the government, in an indirect way. IKE SOUNDS A CALL TO SPORTS FIGURES On July 11, 1955, President Eisenhower called to- Ee : oe Royal Oak's new high school was turned down for membership in the Eastern Michigan League as the three Eastern members, Port Huron, Detroit and Mt Clemens Van Ryzin Cagers Hope to Chalk Up 6th SVC Victory Tonight VALLEY STANDINGS gether 32 of the nation’s sports leaders. PONTIAC. ie : 3 soi “i voted against entry and the three im entr A . 5 The program was to promote a higher level of | Artur, min $3 «1 OS Western members Birmingham, physical fitness among the youth of America, after Sacmew’ 30 38 at ae Ferdale, and Hazel Park voted yes, : Anos - z See mi It must be a unanimous vote. alarming statistics indicated this country progres- | roe en ere Contr sively was getting softer. Bobby Jones, Hank Green- st. arthur Bim berg, Bob Cousy, Jack Kramer, Red Blaik, Willie city; "Northern ee, Central 1 Marina! . Mays, Gene Tunney and other sports greats partici- {"' ™ S«mew ©. The three Western schools along with Berkley, Southfield and the Royal Oak school were the mem- bers proposed for the’new Class pated in a round-table discussion of a subject so vital Hoping to chalk up their 6th Sag-| A league in Oakland county. to the welfare of this country that the President |inaw Vailey Conference basketball * * * Tickets for the Globetrotters ut it at the victory tonight, in PHS gym- y ee ot ee a hasium, Pontiac High Chiefs are They brought to Ike the findings of a survey that) shooting for control of the back- struck home with these facts: (1) That 34 per cent!boards. Coach Art Van Ryzin fig- of the young Americans called up for service in World| ures that the club which gets the’ * War IT failed to meet the physical standards, and (2) rebounds has the biggest chance that 57.9 per cent of U. S. youngsters tested for physical of ailing a victory. fitness failed one or more of six tests for muscular; Which points up. to the prob- strength and flexibility, while only 8.7 per cent of} ability of a redhot battle around European youngsters failed. the backboards, with Chiefs’ 6-4 LOUIS WORKING ON THE PROBLEM IN 1954 In August 1954 or about a year before the physical fitness question was brought to Eisenhower’s attention,| - ell have to stop Northern's game at PHS Sunday gre avail- able at Grinnells and Calbi’s. The preliminary to the game will feature the cage has-beens of The Pontiac Press and stations WPON and WCAR in a new style of offense called the “slow break.” * ° * Former University of Michigan football player Roger Chiaverini was named line coach at Western Michigan. An area high school coach was being considered for the job before Chiaverini’s ap- Pontiae Press Phote MUSCLE BUILDERS—Here's how much interest has been afternoons, after 4 o'clock. In center is Al Thomas, former pro created in the new weight-lifting class at‘ Pontiac High School. 4 ‘ score of wrestler, exponent of the weight-hefting business and class I atresia he oS despite the constant growth Rot reece out day.” Then’ ambitious youngsters seeking to build muscles under scientific instructor, showing Sam Korayaletf the proper way to grip the |Pointment; | | a —_ . ares Ge fem bend ‘where| ‘avection. Two classes are held weekly, Tuesday and Thursday bar on a set of big “wheels.” BO pom, an 4 For over two years, now, Louis has been a member] ‘he story finally will be told. The ae Heo Ge eo Le of the National Sports Council, a group of New York elisa toa those tnd and Id e e e : mene Ge) Ln bo businessmen who have been trying to handle the com-|"“wWe're capable of wining any SS 5S =e plex headaches of youth in their own unique way. time we get together all along the | e g OO | e | Nn eS ad Nn | Senior members of the oquad yi line—we've worked hard at it this | will join the Spartan coaching jweek and want to win this one | Staff at the banquet. : yesterday as his and Oneto's {| Brady. who will be 20 on March * * @ Black Sox trimmed the Stripled |? developed a sore arm shortly; Cranbrook meets Nichols school Sox, 8-5. Downs now has five afier signing a Tiger contract|/of Buffalo at home in an Inter- hits, three of them triples, tm and didn't pitch a ball until the| State League basketball game Sat- |The boys know what they have to) LAKELAND, Fla. W—The an-|ter wasn't given a chance when |do, and it's just a question of how swer to the second base problem hereported to the rookie encamp- well they do ft.’’ lot the Detroit Tigers may have|nient of being invited over to train with the Tiger_regulars when they : Okie Hits 54 Point Average Swaps Set for Tonight's contest is next to the been found in their rookie camp. $100 0M Race Fee Tron oa rere Gonse test of the 1956 Valley schedule. | It may turn out that a youngster|r a week from today 10 thmes at bat. final three weeks of the season./urday afternoon. Shady Side of v sational for Crescent, Okla., Doug. OMY one game remains for With the odd name of Francis ow he Is rated an outside | Bonus baby James Joseph and then only in batting practice.| Pittsburgh leads the league with a . lass High School, ran his four-game both Chiefs and Vikings. Pon- | mneke eine Ane chance being invited ever te |Brady. who hasn't pitched a ball| >> * 30 record. The Cranes are 1-1. at Santa Anita total to 216 points—a 54 point av. tac will be host to Saginaw’s | Qneto (he pronounces it O-Net- | 8¢¢ if he \van fill the second base [in an official game since he joined, Willis Hudlin, Tiger pitching oo . Trojans, a week from tonight. bill for the American Leaguers. {the Tigers away back last June 9 ‘coach, has been working with) With training camps for major | 0, but most people seeing it in | Same night Northern plays Bay | the lineup Immediately jump to Despite the Negro ace's 30 {ty Central on the Flint floor. | one-to) got his fifth hit—a triple 'points—the lowest of four games— Varsity game gets under way —im 12 times at bat and drove Crescent fell to the Ponca City, at 8 p.m. following a tilt between im three runs in yesterday's Okla., Attucks 77-74, reserves of the two schools. | reokie camp game. * «© Season's biggest attendance blond In addition to the five hits in 12 erage—in last night's State Re- gional Tournament play. leaguers and other pro ball play- ers getting under way, and un: settled weather in this area, spring may be “just around the corner.” But what Conervation officer War- 'ren Kendall of Rochester observes on county lakes doesn't bear out : ee ‘fs slated to pitck today for the Brady for a week and reports he Whether he can hit big league, '* _ F ~ : arm pitching remains to be seen. He) oe ar Ee fo) ace ot ba — ketel didn't do much with Class B stuff! last season. and\for that matter, | the rookie hurler, may get his number before the \Tigers report. : From 3 Horses Along kes Back In Actio With Social Outcast | In district play last week, Aus- in for tonight's game. trips, Oneto has coaxed nine walks|5Ut. if the rookies doy’t within the that optimism. = hog ~The 19th bie dropped in 62 points as Cres- Flint Central tilt two weeks ago|trom opposing pitchers, and has|"€xt week, Fred Hytfield and ® . “while there is some unsafe famed $100,000-\cent beat Mulhall, Okla. 112-36, drew the largest crowd up to this! six runs batted in. Harry Malmberg may ba swapping ice on many lakes of the area, in Santa Anita Handicap then 54 points in defeating Arca-jtime, necessitating placing chairs * ¢ 8 turns at second with 0, alns e Or uIn e |channels and so on, there generally around the playing floor. Similar} Oneto, a fielding whiz with Dur ee x : lis a solid blanket on most coun‘v Benny Downs, a .340 hitter with | waters. Average thickness of the Confronted with an undesirably | situation. Sunday’s action starts at) ice, hard blue stuff, js about 16 ern Assn. before he was Pick long layoff between the end of the! 2 p.m. ! inches.” in the winter draft, is hitting tlregular season and the beginning’ Orchard Lake St. Mary, faced| an even .900 clip on rookie pitch\ of the district tournament. St. Mi-' with a schedule problem compar-| Cost of seeing the Rose Bowl ne /shael basketball coach Bob Mine- able to St. Mike’s, has carded a|champions is getting to the pre- Downs clouted two triples good weaser scheduled some post-season Saturday game with Mt. Carmel at| mium stage. Michigan State's ath- for three RBIs in four trips &2mes to keep his team in top Wyandotte. Mt. Carmel finished letic council is raising ticket ~-- —— —_— playing condition. nd in the West Side division with| prices for Spartan home games After a glimpse of tonight’s Ist a 7-5 mark, ‘trom $3.60 to $4.00. Social Outcast the feating Meridian L'Ouverture) arrangements have been made for|ham (N. C.) in the Class B. Caro tonight's contest. lina League, but only a .240 hit- uth- UP) Nashville in the Class AA off tomorrow, with Swapsidia Dunbar 105-50, and 70 points standout |in de * A doren or horses are ex-| ; A ted to go to the post, withhWide Open Running . * * c=" TV to Carry $100,000 Flamingo Race oneys Alibi, Trackmaster, Mis- _added ‘opponent. one can't ac-' ~ Doge niecahpant rea Toe Sel MIAMI, Fla. The field for So it went. Most racing strate run later in the Kentucky Derby Andy Linden Critical : : ’ “the 27th running of the Flamingo After Lung Operation cuse the Shamrock mentor of duck- , ° aide ae ing competition Ryan Leads Table Tennis fn i - Sigua Us [foe est cede. 5m bel named so The Mikes wil] journey to Red. | : ' cir driver Anis Linden it in tod waist emer reer! (Ontingent Into Tourney _ Upwards of 50,000 spectators are! Stakes, the year’s first big purse SAN MONTC/ : UA! : mile and one quarter feature. | day. speed * * e iTA M TCA, Calif: uwA— Auto. 4 _ As in most any horse race, the) About 17 Hanaiched ah | The horses will go to the post at = s nta Anita hag its share of un-/ 00° ed 19444 and Johnson, 210%. A crowd of less than 4,000 saw the pair, both hoping for a money match here with Floyd Patterson, slug it out in one of the best heavy- weight matches seen here in a long | time: Summerlin's big round was the | fourth. 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TS TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: \Prehistoric Indian Find Business Nofes applet tak P || JUNIOR EDITORS | Deposits of State C diel en apt 6 ie Prater th Cac JU eposits of State Copper) im .m Pte rains Lowe rere rare. we (OF SAN SESSION | preze ger Date Back 7,000 Y Staite Si a wn mY, of the Central Division of : [ tng prion corer” it.(4R a tollow- Fy f ¢ ~ eae 1 es ate ac a Cal Ss aaron . last in et “ten tap “ieraene’ Gorey ie Pa 2 y ; Detroit weer the company’s plans CHICAGO W®-Mild selling pres-|srewers qq sola by them in NEW YORK i — Prices moved Le oy ANT ARBOR = Michiten cop change im temperature would crack! 006 were announced. sure, partly Ptofit-tak- | "prices coe : Prutte—Appies,/up for the fifth straight session per, dug from bed rock by pre- the rock. Then, with stone tools, ing after advances earlier in the|Ba aa, mow. bee oe: a today, but the pace of the ad- ‘| historic Indians, was being used as they could free the copper. : . week, sent grain prices lower on|No 1, 250-300. bu; . MacIntosh, vanced slow in far west as Oklahoma and as far; yy News in Brief the Board of Trade toda laney, 3.25 bu; No 1, 2.66-3.00 bu; apples, h Florida at the ¢ cl rough trade and barter, the ‘6 6. Northern Spy. fancy, 4.00 bu: No i, £1 |noon, — : be oa . ime Of copper reached the Ohio Valley pent and soybeans ecemed to, Sa "Ess Bett ee eee ee nase nse (armen amangl of len careamiceed ant needs Poe the 7“ a 0-8. ‘ wk - wi tr ornamen an unregistered gun, Jesse J. but they did not call seen than| Sse tepbed, taney, ine bar he {in most major divisions. At the api aan es — + ee copper beads and ear ornaments fit, 22, of Detroit, was fined $20 a cent at any time, Rye resisted|dos, bebe: Horseradish + gh oy m io: rj pm canced om the mainland to Isle, B&¥@ been found, tn some tm- yesterday by Pontiac Municipal selling fairly well. Corn and oats) BX ,°s** Lote, Beh Le . signs Royale. Today thousands of pits, stances, in great quantity. Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. haven't hed any price run-up andi), wi tet of dee hd Pordley ‘rock covered by soil and vegetation, sre! The fact that probably no more’ Rummage sale, Fri. and Sat. they again had an easier under-/xo 1° 100-138 dos bens. Parsnips. Xs /on the all that is left of their infant in- than forty natives took part in Feb. 24-25, 4 So. Saginaw St. (Old tone, ses - {Bast bag: No’. 140-10 $0-b bag. 'Ree-itions dustry. % | the digging at any one 5us Station). Pontioak Chapter, ae , No 1, 1.50-3.00 bu; . = University of Michi eearch-| 4. copper | National Secretaries Assoc. Adv. Wheat near the end of the first)? . Wek the dos behs. Rhubarb, versity of } gan re \time, makes the widespread use| hour was % to 1 cent lower, March/ 50-60 5-1b box; Veseeve, betbont. faee: ers, using the carbon-dating Pre’) of Michigan copper all the more If your friend’s in jail and needs $2.20%: com % to % lower |b%0 Soe bets: Me 1, 1001s Ges bene cess, have found two new samples amazing. ‘pail. Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031,, March $1.30%: oats % to % low- tous, No 1, 18-128 bu haw ag xg from one of the excavated pits.! * ¢ tv. er, March 62%, rye unchanged to! house, No 1 er ay ae mip. Their scientific detective work sets) Centuries later the Indians pass- \% lower, March $1.30%, soybeans | pee. soos i, 2.00-3.50 bu. , the time as about 4,000 years ago. ed on to the white man the story NOTICE. OF NO od ed Oat or oe hes Pas mela os gee AA Fa esha pemmeiremrs) — e a S March §$2,.59%, and lard 12 t : Soy py A versity of Chicago dated copper | \->- er, 80! | . 18 cents a hundred pounds lower mas 1 Be1c00- ema {eon-11 0 englementa, found af Oeste, Has Americans made sure it was § the peng Pe raw for tee oy March $12.02. DETROIT, Feb. 24 ‘AP)— Regs, fo.» Wis., back to thousands of years located north of Isle Royale to, rere poi le Yo See Detroit, eases included -atate B.C. The copper apparently came keep the wealth within the nation. 'cuyy Mall from 9:00 om. fo O06 pat G 1 p bi satrniiee- MeN & L.. 163\died at 27 Glasple St.. Oxford,|day after a three month's illness. V for Officer's Death jerate ana chort to » fair demand, with Am Seating... 322 . ps ; . lin the summer to dig the copper best interest for fancy medium’ sizes|Am Smelt... 53.4 160% {07° Go jafter a four months’ illness. | A lifetime county resident, he tro out i tthe \Laaroa: |5-6 Ibs for live trade needs. Pryers tn|Am Tel & Tel 183.7 “ on . l daughter, Mrs, Thomas ‘7O™ oul-croppings © ‘ | w's - #24! She leaves two sons, Cecil ofjleaves a : : jample supply and slow to clear, with|Am Tob ...... 78 BC 79.7 {tian shield. They had found that DETROIT uw — A 58-year-old some trade forced by tie-in sales with|Am Viscose... 493 Lone & Cem . 008) 44 ang Harold of Pontiac; | Maguire of Oxford and a son Les-' : ' ; mother was under $1,000 bond to-| ee ‘aponettes generally ample and pans = er MH Hag ore ay ies Ganehace: lars Grea Fax: Sar vale et Oxaera ten lentes | the copper was soft allie pea, eu... $34 Martin Gil.... 36.4 ’ : , ’ . _ | pounded into implements. There day on a charge of conspiracy pe orr TRY pelmoedpap ; $$ May D 6tr . nerty of Hazel Park, Ml. and Mrs. Elmer and Earl, both of Lapeer; a was h of it in the pure state murder her daughter-in-law to| peTnGre bee ae 1q| Arma CB 30.4 Mead Cp 38-4 | Lulu Hewitt of Elgin, M1.; a sister,|sister, Mrs. Alice O'Dell of Ox- : Sachs tel ' avenge the death of a pallcessen eae pound tev. Detratt for Wo 1 quatity | all Cet Lane ats Mid gu Pa... ws Mrs. Nellie! Blan of Shreveport, ford; seven grandchildren and six creat . eal of the ve 0 m7. i . a 1 ” son slain by the younger woman.) "ii fry hens 29-30; Hight type 30-31: vee Mig... 13 Monsen ch... a7/L@; 10 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren buitt big fires ta the ong — heavy broilers or fryers (2'4-3% Ibs)| Balt & .. 42 Mont Ward... 80.3 great-grandchildren. th : Mrs. Agnes Astasauskas stood) £07, crosses 3: Baszed | peste 3 3: bendix Av..... 68.4 Motor Pd..... ee ROCHESTER—Service is pend- doused them with water. The rapid mute yesterday when arraigned), os a mandy. Supplies ot jth, Steel. 184} Kat Bie Pe oe cate — eevee to ing at William R. Potere Funeral | on qa warrant charging she at-| 5 er col joring oe. © at Cash . %. TTONVILLE—Service Mrs. H h | . tempted to hhire two skid row ha-| semand and wodersie receipts are cleat:|Bong sire’ '.. 1 Net Seuz'"""° 903|Emma Hitchcock, 70, of Sun Val-| Sinn heres ew fant ts i n.| 22E.,, CPOREttES of fancy quality in good |Borden ...:. © Nat Thea... 8S8iley, Calif and formerly of Orton- saingayeen Armin, egal eta hp bitues to slay Mrs. Marian Austin, | demand. but smail sizes and poor qual- | Borg Warner. 4 Ny lee om uel atid died last night at St. Joseph! 34. rings clear. * Nia M Pow... 33.6 : a p.m. Sunday | Mi vcces: 6 Nort & West. 4.2/6 F Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, after a 7 Freed on bonds of $500 each, Livestock burrougha Bi oe ed ar BLS eaaiil alo teartae =e. — ae | ; after standing mute on a similar Calumet & H..163 Nest airine 173 survived by two sons.| a | 10 conspiracy charge, were Mrs. | ograotTROTUVESTOCR Gamat Wy 0H) et St ancy en Sn |Memo Smith, of Detrolt and Cart| Astasauskas’ daughter and son- (100 No early sales. Wednesday, Hog can pec’. jy Pan AW Air. . 19.2 : in the U.S. Forces in Japan; two} In-law, Bertha and John Levon, 27H! was mostly, 28 cents higher bulk | Capital Atri. 384 aoginty Hee ease, ghd mang four barestiaaih daughters, Mrs. Lois Rienboldt of Police Check Victim's Thomas Bunch. 50. failed ¢ | 220 W 1260-12 50: most No 2 and 3 330- | merece ware 5 ohs1 8087 Cy je UI A Detroit and Mrs. Doris Vallade of| aie ce eed earring te ee eee eae ae ULE | Cosse Trae: 0 oem: 27 fy 5| reomville, Wilbur of Lapeer andi norroit; a brother, Alfred. J. Smith Tangled Background for $2,500 in the alleg CONSPITACY |" Cuitie salable 78. Thursday's market Chrysler. he Pepsi Cola.... 22.7 Harold of Phoenix, Ariz.; four | of Rochester; one sister, Mrs.| P, ibl Cl t Killer and still was held. So was Donald about steady; Wednesday's trading siow,' Cities Svi "993 Pfizer. ...... 384 daughters, Mrs. Janette Moors of, ’ ' ossidDie ve To Russell 43 skid : ] of BboUt steady with previous day's close: |Ciark Equip. 94 Phelps D ..... 643 ° . jAnna Barrett of Hume, IL, and 1, . as row pal Of compared with week ago: Supplies|Ctimax Mo.... 66 Phileo _.. 34)/Auburn Heights, Mrs. Harriette |, grandchildren . Bunch’s and a police witness Fert aganenen “cornice: | oss poole 2-338 1 eae ee $1 Spencer of Pontiac, Mrs. Ruth Kier| our ° : DETROIT (INS) — The tangled, Patrolman Vincent Austin, a son! staughter steers unevenly 50 \Col'Brd A :... 348 Pilaby Mula | 822,of Ortonville and Mrs. Lorene An-| background of Gurgen Marik, 46. x lower; hetf sO 1 h : wtility4 oe: TS peo ‘gage 7 a : of Mrs. Astasauskas, was shot to Sous auil, mostly 1.00 lower. canner! Some Bd si Bq BM Plate @ 8 |derson of Sun Valley, Calif. and Hj hwa Users Face was being probed by Detroit homi- Geeth Wewe! yeers/ 409) ty his wite.| ssa Gasnay nacirewtomerie ang (com Btls. . 48 Pullmee . @ |16 grandchildren and two great-| ‘ cide detectives today in an effort who accused him of cruelty and f _wtocters, and feeders, weer preectalhad oq ce ou post ‘grandchildren. * oy , to find a clue to his slayer. , ir, had . * 6 E Lora threats a me cS = peime 016-1100 steers 2 Sot 80, bulk cone et lr tm aedaey 467) Eugene J. McMillan Possible Tax Hikes ee ee ot pele BOS ee OL | Pow oaalamares sheets) LU ve te Cont Cans 9941.4 imes (tenis) last a _| Marik was shot to death early) insanity. [late Baik. wtitey ‘cows. 1000-1180. Mpew Coat Mot... 88 Rock Soe a ALMONT~ Service for Eugene J.! wasHINGTON um — House tax yesterday as he walked from his| SHE BROODED [cutters mostiy $0011 00, bulk utility [Core Pa... 317 ge Reg Pap as2 MCMillan, 52, will be held at 2iwriters voted tentatively yester-/West Side home to work at the| The Levons said Mrs. Astasaus. tots good snd enolce 528-000 Ib feeders ecto ..s 302 Seelg Mig, 77¢\p.m. Monday from Mulr Brothers day for approximately 13 billion Fleetwood plant. His body was kas had brooded over the son's, ee a os Todays market Dit Cues |. pre Sears Roed .. 331 Funeral Home, Almont with burial dollars of new highway user taxes found face down on the sidewalk death and that they arranged a slow. weak Wednestay vealers. sold Doug Aire’... 834 Snell Ol. %38 in the Romeo Cemetery, under the over the next 16 years to help pay only five doors from his house. ake boll int with case! slow. Steady to weak. Compared last/Du Pont -2236 Bocony Mod 6a ¢ 8USpices of Romeo F&AM No. 41. /for new roads. emacs Lieto ate Ae pat EE onset ea] Ol e... $81/Mr, MoMillan died Thursday eve- ee s The victim, an Armenian dis- “make an old lady happy’ and/ ; - $1. R 104.6) Ris . possibly’ prevent hee ake action| eholce, sad prime. $8.00-33 00 moshiy (5, Atta Lite 382 8 ry’ Rand _36_\ning in Receiving Hospital, De-| If Congress goes along with the Placed person with a doctor's herself.”” | 30.69 ue dase: utity end commeretal Emer nad 1.124 Sia Brande #3 4| troit. Ways and Means Committee bitt, | degree, served in the Rassian 14.00, some under 8 Ib culls down tolprten “00. Ita Bea oaiene Bs He was manager of the Almont the nation’s car and truck drivers) Army during World War Il. He | Russell said he went along %°%" Pair> Mor ... 43 std O11 Onio 47.6 Florist Shop and a member of Would find their gasoline, tire and Was captured by the Germans | because of periodic small pay- cascada live |Pirestone .... 716 Stevens JP 23.6| the Con ational Church in (Tubber taxes increased by an av-| and held in concentration camps. ments toward a promised $2,500, CHICAGO, Feo 24 TAP) Selable hogs Frocpor merc bae Stud Pack . 193) scons =~ Sa 7 and finally brought Bunch in 9,500. fairly active meulj waroeaa "fs ree Tra, re 383 Beitt ac a aa . Pe " ¥6, oan ie abject : | He was described as well-liked lower on butchers, some sales around|Gen Dynam .. 617 : ¢ , : 12) | e fnancin Mi Is subje ° and without any known enemies. wien Mrs. Astasauskas insisted 78 I> anddeavier only weak to 218 Gen Flee -.. $81 TeraeCo 120 hceee Mare nie — ye a formal committee vote next” Meanwhile. other homicide of. on action and threatened to quit) most US No 1 to 3s 190-280 Jb butehers Gen fate ‘ He Thomp Pa... 30! stbagtel ape rad apical hy Tuesday. Sporsored by Rep. ¢,. - J17S-1N 000 waxerel’ lets No 1 cea ote : Thomp Pd ...~567\Pomeo and Mrs. Delores Goedecke '¥: ficers were. checking for connec ee oe: 200-228, ib sorted for ‘weight and grade |Gen ‘shoe’... ‘12 Tracsamer” 406 of Rochester; two sons, Jay of Al D088S (D-La). it has the backing tions Between Marik’s death and. Then, police said Russell told 3} soci17s. 300-349 tb “Tell 90; larger Hee) tbe ; <3 Twent Cen -+ 281 mont and’ Walter aie ar of Democratic House leaders. recent slayings of two other De-| them he became fearful Bunch !ots Loader oo owe? Teles. few under (Gen Tire...) ae Un Carbide "111 Romeo: and six grandchildren. | The bill calls for a i-cent addi 1.54 workmen, also shot down on might carry through and tipped! Salable cattle 500: salable calves 100; |Otllette =e TR ee us an | : ; ition to the present 2-cent-a-gallon u6i- way to work. Li js Staughter steers and heifers scarce, nomi-|Goebe! Br ... $2 Gate Aree H Barry Wallace Aldred |gasoline and motor fuel tax; a 3-, 7 we a Mrs. Austin and police. He is patiy steady to weak. few loads being Goodrich , &¢ «©—« Unit Aire... 3 | La J Clement Campeau, 48, was killed named as a co-conspirator but not|held for next Monday's market: cows |Goodyeer es Ue Ges Cp... M3 seen neces cent-per-pound increase in the 5 last week as he was getting hi @ defendant in the warrant. —$R5ts"Ptrong on high Uti end cae ot Ne Ry. ats OS i1...24 WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — cent tax on tires: a new tax of) © gS od : strong on high utility and com-|Gt No Ry 415 Os Rubber “$5.6 ; 5 ‘car out of the garage. We ss ‘percal cous: cannery ull’ and week, Ot weet B |. $14 BS Beer EE Service for Barry Wallace and % cents m pound on camelback, of. he garage Police said Mrs. Astasauskas' lower for two days, vealers aboot atcady: Guif OM... 908 Ware B Pic .. $3 Larry Justin Aldred, 6 and 7 re retread| rubber, and a hike com .Gervious Barker, 28, was shot! first told them she asked Russell Si2°K¢'s 8n¢ feeders nominally steady |Hersh Choe .. 825 west Un Tel. 307 Spectively, 4282 Lotus Dr. will be 8 to 19 per cent in the sales tax , ty oe . 2 , ~!! few nigh commercial to low choice fed Homertk / 38 Westg A Bk 2 8 ; i to death around the corner from “to beat up, not kill” Mrs. Austin. steers 1200 fb down 1450-1750 few com-|Hooker El... 401 weal wh aaiea held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the on trucks, buses and trailers. lhis home J 7 ile alec was Later, they said, she admitted she feel utility aniicomer rit Bolen te: Indust Rey - res woe. a ce is¢ Waterford Community Church — . ene ie t ™ : A, ~ a hn had offered money in an effort on tee hen cows 1000-\Ing Rand ... 644 ead ha ay Their bodies will be at Coats Fu- 2 . . | Nee wy a ree victiine (was to have the daughter-in-law slain. 1280 canners and cutters 800-10 pag Hales ce se “s Young EO! te neral Home until 11:30 am. Sat- | alive xamina ion pan d , j A : : ie he a aan | commercial bulla 13 OF 14%: Yee? was Interiak Ir 302 Zenith Red 138 urday when they will be taken |popbed! asi all appeared to have Sivonen, oe int Bue Mact jchotce vrealers 28 00 Permanent Status j.'s #22 0 ib yearling feeding steers 17 p i ~ | §Salable sheep {sheep steady iven 0 00 | lambs 110 Ib an | choice and prime 2900 and above: ‘choice and prime 118 Ib 9¢ 90 LANSING —A bill giving per blr good 1200-1850. shorn iambs mos good cull aber to cholee i manet status to the Soo branch 590-8 50 eA OR) CS of the Michigan College of Mining and Technology was halfway JA Tops $230,000 through the Legislature today aft | . er overwhelm ing ptouse approval. in Area Fund Drive The bill touched off a warm de bate in which a Lower Peninsul: ninsula colleges are coming out Achievement of Southeastern Mi second best in state appropriations jef opponen the bill wa Rep. Areal puget (R-Trav |eral Manager John F. Gord erse City) vice chairman of thr, General Motors vice president. House Ways and Means Commit- -_ <= * tee. 3 * * - The Soo branch has operated on-a temporary basis for the past 10 years. Its campus. on the site of Ft. Brady. is leased from the federal government. The mother. $58,230 institution is at Houghton _ | gifts amounting while j raised $75,305. The money will be used to the Detroit Nearly 2,000 young women in the! large the JA program in the area.! United States are studying to be! according “fo Gordon. Currently) Japan has boosted | gece © prime wooled lighter 19 00:20 78: most Net change . Successful completion of a cam- Baldwins legislator charged that Upper Pe- paign to raise $230,000 for Junior Kingston Products* . igan was announced today by Gen Gordon told a recent gathering of 00 drive workers that advance to $98.700 com-- 413 and cull to commercial. package high good. NEW YORK. Feb. 24—Compiled by the lot Noon Prin... 2888 1961 737 1799 held at 2 p.m. today from Roth's ship bar holdup--Feb. 4 waived mt Beck ine 21s BB4G 1386 2 1789 Funeral Home for Thomas C. Ash- examination on charges of armed Month ago |... 2463 1206 731 1773; tOn, 93, who died at his home at robbe sterday before Orion 7 iu ry ye [Toss 86 high. 28h tate ten long 146 Benjamin St. Wednesday. Bur- Township Justice Helmar G. | 1988-$e ics 3031 ies e72 1488 ial was to be in McCafferty Ceme- Stanaback I igh 23 1 : 1984 low 1438 778 584 1089 (TY Under the auspices of Lodge The $216 60 robbery of the Bo-In, No. 41, F&AM has been confessed by Gerald K DETROIT STOCKS S : onfessed by Gera ; | J. Nephier Co | He is survived by one 80". PDavis 28, of Indepetidence Town- Figures after decimal eae are A George, of Romeo a brother ship, who said he carried a shot- & OW oon 7 ; ! wn £ e i s Tee ebicaat 1s 164 Glenn of Oregon: one sister, Mrs gun and wore a red hood while’ rae Wolking of Florida: also holding up the bar. |Masco 8c cae 3 31 three grandchildren and nine great- Donald Smith. 31. of 1 8.| ch |Midwest Abrastve* as i na mith, ; 1S. [Rudy Mig? ooo. s seers ee : 41 8F andchildren. | Anderson St., and Thomas Bailey, Ae el Ae oe 22, of Lake Orion, the two ar- on T°CNo sie; bid snd ‘caked | ‘Anaconda Dividend - en-, December. - 3 18 (18 60 | zat aie Wil Btoeks | NEW YORK wW — Directors of day and Tuesday from 8 a.m. to Anaconda Co. yesterday declared 5 p.m. and Wednesday from 10 a dividend of $1 a share on con- 4.m. to prised ent largest ‘share of the mon stock. payable March 29 to Mark Cheney is the assessor. phase resulted in funds totaling stock of record March 6. Anaconda unit paid 75 cents in each of the first three quarters in 1955 and $2 in ; {Men's Club of the Presbyterian) perrorr ap)\—Burroughs Corp ha ts shipments Church, will hold a pancake supper Det Profits of 812,140 83 from ine workes) jto the church. The drowned Wednesday. Thomas C. Ashton Robbery Charges Two men who have admitted ROMEO — Service was to be being involved in an Orion Town- boys were on | being in the car used by Davis in the robbery. Smith said he was driving. IMLAY CITY--The Board of Re- ene Board to Meet lview of Imlay City will meet Mon- apiece, the two were remanded to pinain te vuaer ial Oakland, County Jail to await cir- ‘ Plan Pancake Supper Earnings WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—The' wide operatjons in raigned yesterday, confessed to| | _ Failing to_turnish bond of $2,000) no enemies. The United States Government is officially represented in more than 60 international organizations. | i BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY The Water Refining Company of America, Inc., of Dayton, Ohio, plans a dealership for its services in your area, This is an excellent opportunity for an individual or group of men to establish a utility type of business on an exclusive franchise basis. : ” This is a tested and proved type of utility operation It is a business that needs day to day management and long range planning and with assured profits. Every home in your orea is a potential user of the services we have to offer, as well as commercial and industrial plants. Direct inquiries to E. M. Snell, 22403 South Kane, - Detroit 23, Michigan. | | | | ieuit court arraignment March >. had dental hygienists compared with) nearly 5,000 teenagers operate 274 to the United States by 50 per cent,on Monday, March 5, from, 6 a ai $1.19 @ share compared : in 1956. : fewer than 1,000 in 1348. firms at 14 centers, since mid-1953. ¢ : f 8pm . share on $9,146,514 AWAKEN TO 4 DREAM COME TRUE ... the New 1956 Cadillac of course. Now priced along with many ‘popular-priced’ cars. JEROME Oldsmobile-Cadillae Pe 280 8. Saginaw St. si peer nati I THIRTY-FOUR i. Sere a THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OT =e ae FEBRUARY 24, 1956 Death Notices PPP PPL LA LP ALAA AL AANA ALDRED, FEB. 22, 1956,, BARRY Wallace, and Larry Justin Al- dred, 4282 Lotus Dr. Waterford Twp. ages 6 and 7, beloved sons of Mrs and Mra Clarence J Aldred, dear brothers of Phyllis, -fnn and Gary Robert Aldred) Panera] service will be held Sat-— urday, Feb. 25 at 2 pm. at the Waterford Community Church with Rev, Wright VanPlew offi-| fictating. Barry and Justin will lie in state at the Coats Fun-) eral Home 3141 Sashabaw Rd. | Drayton Piains until 11.30 Seturdey morning, then ther will be taken to the Church to! Me in state until time of ser- vi Kidnap Charge eveled at Man Beaten Suspect Cited for Abducting Woman in Ransom Attempt PUEBLO, Colo. ® — Repentant 25 et 7 p.m. from Sparks-Griffin, years to life in prison. was charged late yesterday with ai | benefits. AMBITIOUS WORKER AVERAGES kidnaping h ‘or , FEB 23. 956, PRED- SALES PER WEEK a pretty young mot er erick J, 186 Willard Bt, age 67. . AVE sEconITY eee oa in a ransom attempt. { Beloved camenee Mrs, alti ; COME : 5 E£ Duffy. dear father of Cyril | M Cc f = Raymond, Eugene oe Vernell ulti- nel ts gy INVESTMENT RECESSARY Dist. Atty. Wesley C. Kettel-, Duffy. dear a rs. Rose! ' Car Required =i obbs, rs ore niela Mrs = Jr. filed the formal charge.) wiiiam Moors, Miss Connie end Inge: f 4 Under Colorado law, conviction of Miss Jessie Duity. Victor. Philip or Appointment Call kidnapin ty of 0, ont Ernest Dulty © Panerai) eert 2014 Milton R4 Olive 1-71 ping carries a penalty of ice will be held Saturday. Feb Pernaaie oe lordan €a5la IR es by Dick Turner _ Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6 CARNIVAL |ISALESMEN (4) THIS IS HQT! | ‘THIS IS NEW! No Down Payment 95 OUT.OF EVERY 100 PEOPLE | it ES BUY WHEN PRESENTED: No Seasonal AVERAGE, COMMISSION PER Engineering Illustrator MINOR AND MAJOR LAYOUT Openings for drafts- men interested in per- spective illustration—- (omplete company | i | _ +008 ; VINO. aa ers 5 a. =n ’ Band 186 aoe Pe cy PLASTERING | All work guaranteed Reasonable FE 2-0866 \PRIVATE BUILDER WOULD LIKE | oppo: it D & M BLDG. “SERVICE re = DECpRATD = | 12 Moving & : Trucking 19 ___Building Service | ! Trucks to Rent ™ LEUbeY FE. : AND EQUIPMENT LATHING A Ring.» Teo Pickuo = 3} mens _New and 1 FE 4074. and. Dump Trucks | jAvino NO, SANDING, FINISHING Pontiac Farm and +161! Industrial Tractor Co. | vn n us oe rac ae Nererend Poor f service 5 828 8. WOODWARD ey Puan i A ila Oven Dae eos FE +1442 ib ern Keller. , HAt NG. ALL ~~ AND REPAIRS. peti D: On 3 0286 wane ‘ ‘Painting & & Decorating 20 A-l PAINTING PAPERING rates. y to bid on your new FE reel Financing © avaiable. Mason Thompson, FE 4-83) —A-l_ INTERIOR DECORA- | |ROorINO. gg Reo TING REASONABLE | FREE ESTIMA OR deal for Fe i PAINTING | PE 2-1004 papering. Call or esti-: Eves OR 43-2276. FE 2-0245_ | _ mate 4-0255 ROUGH CARPENTRY & GEN- 4-1 eT patering INTERIOR, & EX- | eral repair. No job too little! terior 10 Ui eae cent dise ae cash. | Guarante: Free est 44-9206 _For free estimate call FE 8-030 R. G. SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. Band vd hd finishing. Phone utd] A-1 CUSTOM PAINTING. puree hanging Paper removed Esti- mates FE ¢6018 |CUSTOM ~ DECORATING WALL papering Cant service Com- Winter Prices Now in Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 \weuree -aceeeoe In GRAY- Doesn't have ey che — 3 river frontage “Wi r Suive ates, MM Wilkie STOP! = Wanted to buy: | eared ate "h Putten. ue 2-432. = Money Wanted 28A WANTED: MONEY TO BORROW for investment. Very good collat- enal 71-0251. WANTED to $100 per month Box 41. Wanted to Rent 29. } UNFURNISHED 6 OR 7 ROOM ry Reasonable ~ basement e Close in or eee city bus. Press Box 4 WANTED TO REN ‘T; A HALL BOR meeting every Ftd ed. of the month, secting GY 100 persons within the vicinity be arceter Pon- tiac 6 to 12 months. 4 pm, Willie Gelow, i OR- lando 30871. Share Living Quarters Juarters 30 31800. CAN REPAY UP tl after Cc Chape! with Rev A H. Myer and Sa aeaanen ERIE Hurst, a husky former Grand) Rev Maynard Oveterie officiating EXPERIENCED WASHING =e ; | Junction, Colo. office worker, 1nitement “in White ‘Chape! Het ee ne | Sel come w Effect on All Remodeling | _ merce. E% z MIDDLEAGED LADY. wo —~] Dulty will lie in state at the pee om auer esha expe: G INTERIOR PAINTER | As “SOME , works to share home wi wilow. was to county jail from rience on automatic washers and arages St 1 Sparks-Griffin Funera) Home _ dryers Steady work, sr ised Cota ttl aase lepesiities =e — . Mary HERMAN ose With pay. salary and commission i » ] ie : ing PAPERHANGING a - PAINTING Toone LADY I Sy TO He suffered a bullet wound) in ea Wenig Tees me sh furnish perarenees an ipfor- ea state Ae ey icin _plaster repair FE 17-0032 | share her large 2 room spt. with the left leg aml severe head cuts, beloved husband of Mrs Qos) Mecte Spm ets service Go, Have openings for slert. young Attics Pinished PAPERHANGING. 25 YRS EXP) purther, worming girl, TE , early Wednesday when thre trude R, Hernandes; beloved son’ $6 Oakland. rienced in seitin Porches Enclosed Reasonable rates. FE eat —eeee n e TeS-| of Mrs. Cresenctane Hernandet; fy ppRIEN REFRIOER THOR Plenty = a itstings, eavertining . Kitchen Remodeling Wtd. Transportation 31 euers of the kidnap victim, Mrs.| dear brother of Manuel Hernen-| service NCED F “4 - contarts Earnings unlimited jo Down Payment PAINTING | AND | DECORATING = Ww id. renee eee = em AD othera and 2 sisters) a Nancy Jackson, 27, subdued him) aiso survive. Punerai service wil Phone MUL vite youd paid ob Zo _ Bay —Te Sen vo" Trese Soe : FEO AND DECORATING wauree oe wy ae on a prairie 28 miles west of here. be held Gat. Peo. 25 at 10 am view. RR RE RIL Usaha) UI 2280 _Dinie Hey. PE 21211 PAINTING AND DECORATING, 36 1, ycty °° bere = Mrs. Jackson had been aliduct-/ {70m the Pursiey Puneral Home EXPERIENC NCED MECHANIC WITH Business Services 13 A ee : with interment in Lakeside Cem- tools. Should know power glide eee PAINTING PAF ANGING ed three hours earlier as she left) etery, Port Huron, Mich Mr 1 and h va- ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS a eo Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 a night class at Pueblo Junior) Hernandez will lle tn state at cation Apply in person Haskins repaired by factory sahrab page| | a OR 37061 College : the Pursiey Puneral Home Chevrolet, Ciarkston ‘at our store. General Printing & Lah Lh Say ae Bee . | Office jy Co, 27 W. Law- rienc reiiabie. : H JOLLY. PEB 18 1936 WILLIAM “rE d. Lace tll ese REALTORS ee : e ‘ =a r retin g CAS Hurst has admitted holding her “"pati 40 Mt Ciemens 81 age 63.) xperience Co-operative Res! Fstate Exchaoge “I'm afraid your wife will be here some time yet, Mr. =o = = Painting & Wall Washing hostage while telephoning a beloved husband of Mrs Pauline FE 20263 Higgins — we're just removing the first year!’ APPLIANCE SE RV ICE __Free estimates FE 22706 | pent SM ork baa ‘mand to her husband, auto dealer) Jolly, dear father of Mrs Gladys Sale esman 1076 W. Huron J Vv ng irst year. 4 We service al! makes of refrig« ___Phys Th 1A waiting for Ag oe of contracts, AJ id j Maddren and Homer F Jolly: “NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH an erators, washers. radios cleaners sio- Nerapy _ eee No charge for estimates. Ci Robert A, Jackson, 28, for Sal dear brother of Lester Jolly. Mrs. : meOsrVOrnice : Barth: Obes oncianal Ce todas Atk ‘for “Ted McCullough. In an interview, Hurst said he Minnie Bozarthof and Mrs Pearl TO. SET EG CAE SNEEN Help Wanted Female 7 Work Wanted Male 10 34021, land Ave SWEDISH cua ve pout or PE decided on the spur of the mo-| held Monday. Peb 27 at the OITIONING EQUIP | Wanted for Pontiac area - , . ~~ A&B TRENCHING —® FE +265) ment to seek money from LES ee eee ee | | Sas mecounte, (ood tart MEDICAL SECRETARY mECTRICAL ve et Foo Waley lime Gaus __ Television S Service 2 J. C. HAYDEN son, & former pehool class Texas Interment in Magnelial EF xcellent Opportunity I) qeccuntl Muall swe Saprassiva | No shorthand necessary but must | rete. ne | c | Cemetery, Magnolia, Texas Mr | . . : tulab) reference: Pc ve. tyve & know medical terminolo- EXP CAR RPENTER, R NEEDS W work "= ef E Walton mate here. Joliy will be taken from the Purs- A Elbling & Sons Meat phone Webster 3-1138 or, £7 (2, Work im clinic. See Nancy | ee no POLIaNER Scere WALL) una Celie ee, cere IMMEDIATE CASH *7OUR * * 8 | Hey Puneral Home thie evening to| SEE MR JANKA write Lee Tire & Rubber Co | resoue Center B1 Riker Bide. “XPERENCED AUTO. Leyte Presie oa el need Pe Sits | An FE “ jasd yeoetrast; er ceuns i oew | e ce netal Home, Con- 1pJ16 Grand River, Detrott, Mich | ~ <> Live r score baat Ste a Asked if he intended to harm, ‘oe. Texas 1 8 PARKE st wx, ;,, MIDDLEAGED | WOMAN TO Live! _¢? ® pm. ‘CARPET LAYING. SEWING, DAY OR wow r TV SERVICE | TED EXPER € to tor _ XPERIENCED SERV-| t “Sinding pass repairs. Ca | FE $-1206 or FE 5-8300 aes n, Keaito Mrs. Jackson, he said: CIESTMAN. FEB 23. 1068 MRS So seniENCED OR ice station attendant. 1368 W. aha ‘light housework PE Seni. PRT cte tears’ Odd Jobe, FE; cleaning of 1 OF sho M. STRAKA 333 Orchard Lake Ra FE $4369 | ettie A . DERLY OR| uron ee re be , = = “No, of course not. Not at all.” atear ME ecretnes de ea trainee for convalescent home | WANTED SALESMAN AT ONCE. [NURSE TO WORK WITH cL Mme ’rVier 8-137 137 = rE. 7 GUARANTEED S REPAIR ANT! AC | nerty, Mrs. Lala Wewitt. Ceci] Stee? 7007 sroyee poshicn Sra 2 W Dinas, 008. Moree 0 || Goo pce mee ca ase one | JANITOR WORK WANTED. APT: Day WALL BY MACHINE FREE RADIO & TV, 121 8 PARKE ST ces cenreees taeetmentT deer sis-| have own transportation or live NTED FIRST CLASS | aeTat| and experience. eee | a estimates No job too big or emall ~SJOHNEON'S RADIO AND TV ter of Mra Nellie Bla —_ eee IGHT HAULING & TR TRASH. ANY- 54028. veiorn ame ° mn. Mrs in For appointment, call EM) “pamper, No other need evvly. M wiRse'g AIDE. EX Saackncep |° : PE ERVICE On the sale of your Land Cos- : omen on tes peta at the 3-842. 9 to 5 daily le 44018 for ear around tenay position ioe a ww = EXPERT ‘TREE TRIMMING 4 & RE 45 E Walton Bivd PE 4760] tract, If ls what we are ook - a ‘ : ome, 47 N ooM_ WANTED EXPERIENCED LOCK- AS HERDGM moval. OR oe ADOT F i ing for we will v or q Won t Be Lonely nalrege toad sag ar Re | EXPERIENCED ORC Mf. SIROLE. be ine ; Tt for we bens me fis ust ree own aid nace | crendes’ fara ee. of delry pers © net | 2000 ™ _ TPE 43000 eas te ze vie Pace ae eer ae a Fed ; urcay Pep, 38°) My or MI 4-411 _tlub Apply Pontiac Press Box 86 | tion or ‘live in. Por appointment ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- | . 7 : : _ After ] une 30 | Charts ‘Trigg! Pune ase, De EXPERIENCED D HAND | SCREW! gall petrees © na» dau EM |e csac Aivert Rovineon. Bay: we ee Pike’ _Typewriter Servi Service 2k Goel Wee) Inter er tee emake Land. TM. with service : — ator Must have own! Help Wanted Female 7 > a MCCLENDON AND OLIVER WE ll . day Peb. 37 ot Christ. Church, | toot & be confident TE Ls SE ee PONTI TAC build, remodel end interior and FURKACES. CLEARED, PE TE ating Exper © MA. _ Edw. M. Stout, Realtor MIAMI, Fla. uw — Cecil, Cran-) De Land. m. tnternment tn Wel- | "for meat department App! MAN BEAUTY OPERATOR FULL. | exterior decorating OR 30064 __| Generel Printing and Office Sur TIN Saginaw Street, Ph. FE 6-6165 ba Pais levdioon camel, wil ee eee ee eerat ine Wee kecoie: 2 Drayton Plains OR PLUMBING) WORK | WANTED. A ahaa +S ar W Lawrence neve. till 6:30 ' Ni | : 5-060 easonable, rh CASH be a groom by June. rar Th O22 1086 BABY BOT oninnne oR Ob 1D WOR x! BIRMINGHAM GIRLS | eat 300 eg LEANED TYPEWRITERS aE ie oe ‘y anwelt bao Dust : : son of Leonard and Mildred ob man only. Part or i 2 |\CO8ST CLERK $300 with fam- ANED OT pre — _OR _3-1388 ' Moren(l aati ur cttcs Kepodl arse IMMEDIATE OPENINGS /SWITCHBOARD iy urgently 8 work of sepeared eon Upholstering 23 to cet THE MOST FOR Your j The Dade County park depart-| Gordon, Gerald and Panes as 2h o} = i o 1 office, secretaries, book: STENOORAPHER FOR “MoDERN cal o tind Joonta containing isbor. gd coal Meta fend con rect neers, rtirdge ment hag ordered one female) & Puneral service will be held INSPECTOR Ese end waitresses No OFF $260 = - EAKLE’S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- is the “bird” to see. 1080 W, Hu- Saturday, Feb. 25 at 10 em f For precision aircraft parte. must mestic Birmingham Employment RECENT GRAD POR NEW US SERVICE 3. ing 8174 Cooley Lake id. EM|_ ron St. Prose 5 7-831 dromedary, aged 4 to 8, delivered) Sparte Gritty, mints? 8M TTO™ eT enperienced Appiy mm person! S¢T'S, USN: Maple, Birming| | OFFICE 9230 WaLL SERVICE WaLL BoakRD) CHIMNEY WORK 32641. Free estimates to Cecil's pen not later than June __tefement in Perry Mt. Park | ealy, Be phove-" cals Employ-| —*™ (on | ga ime & Myls| We specialize mm chimney clean.) 9rnoMas UPHOLSTERING WE iro YOUNG PES Perro Ls ice © jaturday.. LE -TYPIS CREDIT : | ing. repairing. rebuilding or build ELEGRA 53-8888 000. ee young bachelor camel mode Edward. 18 Fedak a mee Daniels Mfg. Corp. To ae) aoe coe BOOKKEEPING... 3240 Rigor er 7ree_ estimetes: ut Me eae iketer ont or eineys! | oerrecce ree neural re eS At our disoosal’ to ure new ma Mich. age 91: dear father of Mrs | 2677 Orchard is Bae small manufacturing company papi ty CLERICAL |W fireplace ang. ineineratore| eo rearisete: vr _teasoned land © for ft clear months ago that he want- Mecoagd qiiseuie ond Loster| -aeeom PART Pretersuls ial come) capers e pauRE "cane et | ork Wanted Female rT lesnea and repaired. Also all Lost & ¢ Found _ 24 scl. ASK’ FOR me inie ‘ ri er of Bim TTOR along ese ee r Ne call} inds ‘urnace work. Locei Smee ee . : ed a wife. He would bellow piain- and Rar! Young Mrs Alice| Greats required a By air _Press Box MIDWEST |) DAY SERVICE. IRONINGS. af istered company FE 5-3701 a Rew ani Son INFORM ms Se PATI tively. Zoo officials knew what) (-D*!) Funeral service wit be ——S5 arive Bt from 4 to 6 DM (CAB DRIVERS 6TEADY DAY AND 408 Pontiac State Bank Bide bushel. Pick-up and delivery. PE HE ATING SERVICE. ton concerning OS Mronsta. mone was the matter but didn’t have) trom money: ttl ad tel p.m JOBS f F OR M EN i orchard Labe Sliver Ripe = FE 5-9227 _ || eat | ia) 6a — aca furnaces, Stolen in Birmingham the night enough money to do any Flome. 47 N Washington st -— Skilled mechanic #950 ee | RESPONSIBLE WOMAN TO TAKE 3 WOMEN WANT WALL ASH Cae and serviced All makes of Feb 18th Wrile Pontiac Press | abolit it Any tH) Tora eith Ree ee ee Ok Techaleal‘wriver Sit CHECKER & BAGGER| SE 0 cauntg" mth glo! i and steaming. FE iam | BSI Stare ateatinG co" oat : ating Internment in Evergreen Manaeer trainee $350, Birmingham Cleaners, 1253 8. poe Hospital between 10 and 3 BABYSITTING WASHINGS AND Delel WAYNE. MEATINO. CO, LOST PART UOLDEN PERSIAN | * 8 * Cemetery. Lake Orion. Mr “Toone Bes. eccounting background $400 Woodward MI_ +4620 _ Wl wcabouermie CWGNiniar On eS eee PLASTERING. NEW AND Re-' male cal Tall Perey set bat REALTY CO REALTORS The Miami Heraid then ste; -Will le in state at the Plumer-| DISTRICT cauann POSITION | “general housework Live in. Go CAPABLE AND DEPENDABLE _peir_Cerl Buxton YE +008. __ soe ve et 8 cooperatiie Real Est 7 ns _felt_Puneral i RE of R CENT ER’ . : od and Sun FE 2-4270 1 ate Exchange . e ra ome | x now open in Pontiac Area for a references. FE $-3120. Pr. 6.0302 ae would like babysitting PLUMBING “AND HEATING HS 5 : Open Evenings and Sundays and conducted a bridal fund) ————— | Bi Riker Bide. qualified woman to recrult and gingrg® GIRL OVER 2 GENER- & Son, 43767 or , FOUND BEAUTIFUL BtACK & 1073 Huron Ph drive which went over the top Jan. In Memoria PE 80418 manage e at ap eaies Bo nten | al office work, typing. filing, ree- DESIR 7 Leta ahd IN MY) on’ ere white Setter FE 4-202 __ q 6. The park department has placed | ~~~ emortam 2 —TOOK. MENT | blete ‘training furnished” Unusual ords, ete Phone MU 413 re | home days FE 25132, | LOST BROWN, MANS eILLFOtD SSeSSS . IN = rtunity for person with right STOP LOOKING, 8 SRK, EXPERIENCED GIRL WISHES SF WE a Cl ip AES ING containing important papers end ee cach for the order with an animal farm! LOVING MEMORY OUR, Steady year around sales posttion | ereitticatines ret rther d ae ing We h O. START WORK general housework days week | = y $37.00. Please return ts 22 Schoo) Unlimited cach for land contrects. at Kendall, Fla husband’ & father, John L Fork. | with excellent earnings for ambi-| and personal iaterviow: bn ane . ain pd fall cacpamancld Riearey and home nights. With references. | inks — Sunday Service FE 4-2012 St Ap! 3 or call FE 51368 New or seasoned Reasonable dis- . Fla. um passed away Pep. 24) tious men, Sales experience, Bell Gees tient Cora! Detret 7 | De ofan Mink) corsings cad | 2m bose ' FREE TRIMING AND REMOV- LOST YOUR PET? WANT TO: count ast ec Cen CARS ee Cecil, meanwhile, is scamper- nee i have passed since that. fee for future managerial cae sana exivis poate? A tal batted dad | OrRL. iwakrs ee) “pays A ga eae inline ae _Anteny S Ant mee tig t earae 44813 or FE 46402 Ask for Mr. you 1g1C? WOUL . bave a car and telephone. work. Car fare. FE 5-107) from _~ an Anima! Rescue League : hed polio rho reap pour When one we loved was called tolow ssa Beat insurance 28 the one sine ea pons i emergent call ca pie — Bookkeeping & 1 ng & Taxes I 14 Lost / = RADIES DIAMOND RING = : = EN EED preparing ate, tirement benefits for your ‘hing you lke so and you > HOUSEKEEPER WHERE NO OTH-| eljow gyld. set in black onyx 4 NEE God took him home—tt te fy tecti have elementary keyboard know)- _ 22700 Le . iTRA : wit he =| ewan alnagr Sewing. Machine cige of music we have something WAITRESS FOR SATURDAY | dues, ay pdt eto ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE - eral rarard OR 3260) LAND CONTRACTS ‘ccile Fyn SE we trace te prey ony | Servite Metagese s n| Sree Mas Seeds | ee Me br are? AP lee Pt pay BAS Masi nan Hobetes & Sueptes 244 s.r ISSI e pe yS a Se to SS ee “T a Se _* ear i = Bere ¢ Secor | Dressmakin Tailorin, 16 wew SCRABBLE SETS Sctcr with "no" additional shidcen ———— = zs ~ ar’ lg Pores MEMOR: OF OUR! tablished routes. Salary plus com- Excellent |WAITRESS WANTED GOOD imoninos 8 L se eed ox | ig, bas Ls By nusiber seta. 61.08 flay ieee Spr poomeey oven oy | ° er and Husband. Roy Ham-| mission @6 N Perry hours Apply in person Dixie Spot “a RESSES, - fit) BACKENSTOSE 15 East! : today. Free, ¢ 24 lett. who passed ne 4 years Corner USB 10 and MIS up and delivery FE | §-8732_ | SUITS, COATS & AL-| Lawrence FE 31414 | mates. in ode | S80 oder Feb 25 1982. | . WaT RESE WANTED — Top |RONINOS &@ BABY, SITTING Iw _“ 398? ACE 8EAT COVERS $38. Large Polaroid With case and , ame SNe ae Se children and general housework LADY wisnes ay WORK OF ut sewed and installed Nash Like new $8 Free gade- says Russia ts not ahead of the meant o much to ms ] EXPERIENCED Live in or go home nights FE. any kind FE $ UW eectmer aca trim ape wae St beg with ell Kodgh kite, Reg Uniied) States! in thai) Geld’ und Sealy “missed bv wife and ane _ 5-071 - _| LADY WANTS re at —fousE- ALS : tare aexesoping kits’ @7.25. Slide | Fat your land contracts _ ‘ers . ‘ | “work in good home, Live in. INCOME TAX SERVICE fleets Kole tS [like oat service y= leas fos ' there's ho need for “hysterical cre ar y WHY WAIT! | enonen Ee 18 Seginaw __—_——dFE~(§-€980 1033 W Huron . eee > ik.” Flowers 3 3 eS] ners _MIDDLEAGED LADY RELIABLE. “REPATRINO res Eine a &PE —— ° eo. Shorthand and trpine necessary Ghee ruser en TH AN Wants babysitting job FE 2-1115 | ctalty. FE 8-0 Notices | & Personals 25) i DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS | Braet teal lapse) be tie hal nen ae ee), ae WOMAN WANTS | eae dia Robert Lusser, chief reliability Closed tor Vacation. preys Mates accord | PONTIAC babysitting fob. Income Tax Service 1: V7 AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES | co-ordinator XANY fh SEIT S| , Servi MIDDLEAGED S oeeex Danie Specializing in domestic work 11- : senal at Sey SSeS Funeral Directors 4 Medium Size Plant oe ‘™ oe ae a : aS ment SPE 62381 bat a sur PE vee) | a Bie as a i= censed _to_venrs_txp_FR_2 S21 e 7 i ie id p\ . a employee iaecoun mmediately ur y end Sunday J PPP PP ALLA PPP ee eee Sees terview last night’ said that the| sm awsouance onoons. | ee omen OR Orn Mk MMS IONS boa gee | Pen MlNR tire ranine | Atrotred Knapp Shoes REALTORS fact the Soviet Union may have Pursiey Pueral Home FE +1211 Hospitalization Pian 5-1004 : _retarial Service. EM 3-2842. St horNAW 2070 Airport ‘Ra 24 5660 Dixie Hwy AGQRESSIVE COMPANY FAS : = - NEAT GIRL WISHES uth! R_ 31500 Phone OR_ 31208 sent a missile 100 or 200 miles) COATS FUNERAL OME SEVERAL OPENINGS JN ANEW! [ile Tneurence Tien se neer| Toman tO CARE FoR 3 cHTL | NEAT ORE wre He MON, AN_INCOME TAX RETURN PRE- AUDIVOX FEARING AID RM 10” 7 —_ farther doesn't mean it will hit Drayton Plato —— Watert ie ae are tee | Ment CF ERT YOUR LO. AITES Haseley] ieeblaletealh abel let! | AE ii il aed | Secseutanl wir masters aeeree | ee re earns Wanted Real Estate 32A , a = “ mNT CENTER IN IR I a gh r ay wee ountant with masters d + = target. A STONIPTED penvices =| ALITY TPARTMIENT STORE) Gail re Sess aner's pa agus Jas SE a oe Sere en eh NING CHUSRTER eae a . : 5 4 after pm = =| ACCOUNTING & TAX cE T | & women. FE 2-4614 : pega I don't believe Rus- KEIRKBY si - — WOMAN FOR CLEANING. TRON. TO LAUNDER | AND STRETCH FE § ee | {00 WEDDING INVITATIONS 6750 SELLING YOUR HOME? sia has flown any missiles any Puneral Home—PE ¢188) ing. oe live im. MAy- | curteine FE 2-5600 Rome calla | Sutherland Studio, 18 W Huron. uvers aplenty for farther than we have,"’ said Lus- D } h- J h Top Salary - S aEA GENERAL HOUSEWORK Poy el TO DO AT HOME PE Ed Hawley Office “Fea _Atgrie See ae rent eetuice Thames farms Siler ere ser, a top scientist for Germany one so O Ns_ FORD | Care. ene child. Stay in OR | TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK BOOKKEEPING AND TAX | BERV sel ‘burns PE 2 ai Cee Bancnantcr fast efficient service FUNERAL HOME > pee ter 3 pm only to do in own home Experienced aweter aS ad r during World War II ESIONED FOR FUNERALS” | Excellent WOMEN NEE METICS and references if necessary FE Y= 29137 FE #104 EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR. L D Et oe “ SPARKS-ORIFFIN CH AP al Work ( | | There ts @ SD Cet 8-2687 after 6 30 Le) Seti setere —W innit ied i yOu wers) 3210 " re vse a1 | rousing orm MOTOR CO | for Avon We have attractive | + - INCOME TAX SERVICE _ Canal Ra. Utica, Mich REpubil Rus ] : / WANTED WASHINGS AND IRON- SERVICE YOUR 3 lie Sse . “No one, including Russia, has oe Theughttal Gervice 4 . openings for capable wonient For | ings. I Sova . Do home or mine, FE ¢-8703 a2 4 ee — : Oung reliable intercontinental missile. ‘Voorhees- Sipl © PREVIOUA MACHR DRATON, information call FE 44508 lwaaninas WANTED PICK-UP | INCOME. “TAX, SERVICE (Trina Fearn for REND TO 42 W_ Hur ed ee aaa cAT™ Lr WANTED: A RELIABLE MIDDLE- r) WAITIN m for cleaning TUgS Open Ever ; oe That I am sure of.” NECESSARY Tractor & Implement ccd ecaam wertisecta. care tor | ay ee +8 wn _ BENJAMIN RBA | _Snd_upholaters Waites Notions Oven Eve ti @ Sun FE +0612 FUNERAL HOME ATEN OTE GC MLE YA @ children, 3 tn school | some | LY NEED ANY TYPE OF 18 WEST HURON STREET. ROOM | r is to become an American citizen next month. He “™™™*"°* Gotan S or Motor D Peseta rear ieee | wicietcee oo CHILDREN iN MY rear | N DEBT? Mahan Has Buyers Vay 1 = a ll ") | a « is here to speak before meetings} = == PROWE MAUS ine ONE | ae, come ce te Mrs home, FE. 8-385 _EVES FE 80317 WY yoo are having trouble met. The XOU WANT ACTION | : ! : opt) Dusten ta BABYSIT. 25 “OWN HOME, INCOME TAX SERVICE IN YOUR !™% your payments see force is t ‘of engineers at Washington Uni- Cemetery Lots 5 WANTED OFFICE ASSISTANTS | after § pm 2464 home OA 8-3321 tana cine CREDIT ‘COUNSEL. your listing and. will certainty versity. Sa = Xperience unpecessary for ¥OM-* woULD LIKE IRONING FO DO INCOME TAX REASONABLE OR above Oakland Theat See ee oat etmoss) tal piwass. Zou: a FE Our 19 veare of tt 1 GRAVE IN PERRY MT PARK BI Rh | | N H A h At en 4§ to 60 Apply 9 N Teleeraoh ty OWN HOME. RY THE PIECE 93-5308 week days OR 3.0366 after 8-0456 eter ! a satisfactory Real 7 |__Cemetery in Section 4 FE 2417 MEN aN GMAW Bienes aaa RUGRATTOR | oe AUBURN AVE FE ¢414@ 615 Home appointments ss way RIDF_ WINTER SPORT PA Freee tation: ett aie * ans - - - | $1,500 Library Fines ee ceva and @60" Jett | WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK. FE | SAVE MONE YY TEs. FOOD FURNISHED rE fied We handle al! detalles for fi- Lost Du to Bi Strik | @ALES - CLERICAL - TECHNICAL Poe at 4 hile maeet | 5-2269 | ist at cin Eveae| causral for von ae a a nanc ne and cloring Call ue ree e U a PONT TAC Te f works asia ‘Clark St_ FE ¢1444 for appt NEW CLA&s AKE DBCORAT- ba ist 7 cy : ‘ $ ike | BOX RESLIES F : Ni ne This Inunediate Openings wr DOW WITH icmip WANTED To; 5 Building ‘ Service ale “INCOME TAX SERVICES | Total cost 620 Last opertunity yo Ton Buy —To Sell—t = = oY A rtun - BALTIMORE @ — The Enoch | At 10 a. m. Today | ip w oncom ee Pe e245) ©) Heep nose Moree. "OR DONT | 1) Couppnessone BREAKERS, PHONE: EMPIRE. 33128 | for tearning Kitchen Hotby gon YOU BUY TENE Lt nao rr Pratt Free Library is feeling the | there were replies at | ay ” | sner § pm | MAN’ 000." oe . ee rement grind tc WORKING MAN'’8 INCOME TAX +4009. cats of Balttcre’s edny-alil| ao Pras oche itu || OE! | Help Wanted 8 ee ee re som) balet As yet Tennent ee REDUCE oi: N te: 1281 Baldwin ald w ve am-@ pm Z strike : followi: 4 Bookkeeper an a $1137 : : : ng boxes: us A Al GENERAL Epaine HOME| — Overweight? Tired? Constipated? When the walkout began Jan 30. ranean | SE CR ETARI [AL | and industry, OR 32057 after § tL Servi 0 you need help ‘n reducing? 6. i J L Office mgr trainee ey = aundry | CNC. 18 Watch pounds and inch LTY CO. REA the li ines on . Junior accountant AIR COMPRESSORS AIR TOOLS. bs nches melt, brary pg goe nts on’ ee 2 oF 16, 20, 21 25. [Office boy ree As { Power generators. jeaieren cana LOe CORT AINE PLAIN ON ner. srrciat : ee nee ue i. espera Real eal ‘Exchases overdue books era- , 31, OA, 67, TI, Tt ee cents Bank Bide ; i | fled Beautifully finished Ponti Doroth : = & ad , y Perry FE 1 tion- ef borrowers who might not } 80. st, 83. 84. 91. 92, oe POS SITION Cpe ialt) tt ORE _Laundry. Phone FE 2-8101 est 197 Hu ’ ; 3, 84, 91, 92, 95. : . 5 u Montcalm FE 45240 a : aad Open Prt Eves NEXT DOOR * be able to reach the library to! 99. MILLING MACHINE OPP mAs noe om . y i CEMENT W Ws ORK FOR See Pontae Laundry PE THE METROPOL: TITAN CLUB 1A _ "DOOR TO BRANCH make the returns | man card of letters of proof Ap 4 é ee “4 : os | 1 C dies n sue! iary wants 19 rent LISTINGS NEEDED _ * tie . x piy at the Central Too! & Die 1 t a 1 help th } LOYD MONROE aT CRDAAEPOOING on oo Ce mae em Business and commercial ny 5 Mise Amy Winslow. library di. owe Maple Ra. tree Trees See pea tty peel eime Wer FE 4686 Dae ad CAND legen teice a month (FF 74ne1 erties acreage or farme, Quahined | rector,.said $1,500 in fines already ———— mtn — Birmingham ‘ get out and produce * : Oe i YOU DONT HAVE TO WAX NO Dulets has been forfeited. The . ) make real money | y ADDITIONS: —|" Moving & Trucking 19 (or? pemore use Ouro gins RON KNAUF, Realtor | : ented. e fine loss Help Wanted Male "10 E Mapie Ri re mulig Bur ntl handie con- s. including septic tank. | ~~~ ~~ Notions eum coating Wate s oe: w Huron: PE 21421: OA #3738 is cumulative and grows larger ~~~~~~- Lesetaysnd” | ¢iels ae ns oe Hat) water nesters ae penne AA MOVING TROC KINO as w td. Childe R d ; WE CAN SELL YOUR ROME os day, she said. ADJUSTER Rirmingham ae ee CHAPI | Partitions changed Cash or terms came teen EE ren to oardlz6 ve ‘ TL ee SO < s ——| Confident = c HAPIN. BRR ' 1to S yrs. For free estimates call, go) wary : ; Sie N yoTIce oF SPECIAL ELECTION | eae Solace Gag mana) prs s of . Mil Orchard Lake Ro FE 81131 «ICHIGAN HOME REMODELERS | jal war LING any THING, ANY- oa A Bot DAY i169 WM seem Hey at M’belt ' AND OP tlonal Automobl’e finarctng firm NEED® BAIESMP™ CATT FOR WN ednecday io) cuse RENT PREF FOR TAK. 33177 W Huron FE ¢5063 —-™*_~ | 8-341 a et BUY OR SELL” | Fe EER ATION) OF AVOTERS | Must be resourceful neat appess APPOINTME ST Cues ds Bete ot JET cons sles 11 fot BLOCK BRICK. CEMENT. WORK “Basements ~ RUBBER WAULED | - a : OR SELL : i e City of Byivan ing and et least a high school Ik check and 1-3 of increase | @ fireplaces FE 2-2468 | cee La , will ae ly hey your pry ke raduate Exception arti ene i . eae Sol tha mile east of Clyde Lyle Doty. | ——— = se +7615 WwW > erty or will sell p- Notice ies hereby given that a apectal for advancement Compact me RAY ONE] Weal lax Q tal t2 ae Milford Mich | BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT — BE DF “ORD MON Wat Household ( Goods 27 show you how to Caeaae “t an sity election will be held in the Cits furnished Bromm for 22.8 Teegraph Pd Ae WER WOMEN YEAR ROCEDON | AS febittcd VING_ . price {s reasonable, Cail now aad i, 1826 Inverness Avenue in the said 538 Phone FE 17103 or FR *-292 SScnNy co) estactished| Walking) Mite Gectanieeal werk) Pw GRE fotos oe re 28787 FURNITURE NEEDED ‘'‘*t * pre City, upon Thursdsy, the 28th dar of neu ER AC a $95 DAY Co-operative Real Ev'a's Frehange , route. Earn 62 to #3 per hour | ¢esoe : GEN LIGHT HAULING OF -RUB-| Entire home or odd lots Get th R PD REY RROKER oe 1936 at which there will be sub- * ‘ oe AY __ DPFRLY LADY ON PENSION TO Car necessary Apply 186 NM. —— V7 =) = bish, furn & moving FE 62582 top dollar, Will_buy outrient oe Cees? _ 00 Fis Lr Ré, mn ite the vote of the electors of the Mor pests time Fours sult PINBOYS EVEN INGE AND WFER uate) sot) with elderiy lade Perry CF MENT & BLOCK \INCINERATORS CLEANED asp ell ft for you. B. Bo Community public willipiitenctasboor tive, pide DereenaliG (al re te a Motorinn Perceatcn FE | ou) TAGS om . poe must WANTED SDD: EAGED | COUPLE work FE $0792 les rubbish hauled. Clean op FE —S8le_ Phone OR 32717 _ WE NFED : en nd ta : te he 6032 he ate la rook elso nee clean to stay with ecdeciy gentieman in CEMENT I8 OUR SPECIALTY +51 LET US BUY IT OR at ry : 7 : : . ment 0 see a ek se c “averion A the pobypeestond epetoes ler ah Eas a te Noreen bo Neaneeey ms Aople RECREAT HGN DINE Cras ia Pal Hix Pontiac Press ; hte home, Wie to tak over house Floors basement EM 34879 LIGHT RA INC ND MOVING _!t for cou OA #2681 TIC ' Good arm from 89 t 100 ery. 1956, which said ordinance is Serly, at 3 Om oF § om air park or Wi-abek fare (7) WANTED MORE FOR 3°) whee OT] between wenGusON TRACTOR WITH _Sertime FE 2.7681 ONE OF PONTIAC’S QUAROES! * Gcot minders guburwen) heme’ . entitled as follows CAB DRIVERS STEADY DAY June 16th. thry tabor Der Bub 7 ip OR 0 ee ————— back hoe with loader in front. LIQHT AND HEAVY HAULING ‘furniture buvers. Cash el sith ten [aie or earely ceeeres: @rdinance, granting to Consumers! 824 night shift. 2) ire or old mit qualification: and salars rx HOUSEKEEPER POR WIDOWERS Iso @ yard Int. dump truck. At any tme FF 8-0095 FE 4-7881_ 3 Mesiern Unkol@renilinomelns Power Company, ite successors end Apply 438 Orchard lake 2 te @ preted br March ist to Pontiac Eome More for goad Some te Instructions Oypsce rare vores pavments FE LIGHT TRUCKING AND MOVING WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPFS 4 Modern J or 4 bedroom eity bina the’ right, power and authority | bm Press Box 82 wy ia Cal) Milford MU €2362 ~~-~~~ ARAL 7-0281 after 6 ee ashes and rubbish hauled FE _©f furniture Phone FRO 2339 home to lay, maintain and operate gas m ~ COLLEGE ORA — —__— _ REFRIGERATOR SERVICF MAN acer 6 & m or write, Wm cUstom BUILDING FHA FI 2 1017, TA aa pipes ta services) en. (slore: ee oe ieee sales service commercial emenic ong Bromn Milford Rt ___ | PRTVING. ceasing, Days, Kves, | —sencing_ Modernising FE_¢S#78 Liont pIRUCKING A AND HAUL- WANTED FURNITURE 1 sou neve ans of the abore thei high@aval§ itrects su alicyell siaff open tmuiedialely (ne overs] (un. Settoner Sm sper chien nes HOCSING AIDE and Sunday. FE 2-4887 ELECTRICAL WIRING, LICENSED, ing FE | If you have anything for sale Mmenuored for sale please call us bridges and achie public places, and to Might traveling $5100 salar | Cesare Call for appointment & FE E 2865 _YE_ 82135 0} sand want prom t. courteous serv- We strive to give you the best @ local gas business in the City of bonua arrangement pina ane am to I] am only Rove Re Takeside “Homes Project. Salary PIANO LESSONS FOR CHIL} —=* Ea) Murrey © ‘LIGHT HAULING =ASHES —| fee and the highest orice in, *ervice possible Lake, nite ried lanes Hace acclicats “| placement parts and service 9¢ $443 to $4667 Duties are to ac-, dren Taught in my home 213 N FLOOR SANDING. OLD FL DOORS | anything — anrtime. Phone rE cash c¢ es oonene County, Michigan 30-40 applications con, | _ call { for « {thirty years | fidentiai Our men know of this! Oekland cept housing applications. Inter Birkshire, Bloomfield _ townsht Pee Call_Bilj's, FE 2-8789./ 82020. KLAND countys tarorst |. tf] BROWN, ‘Realtor On tate of said election, the polts| adv. Write Pontiac Press Box 31 | fm our applicants and assign units | her tnformation. _FE_ 8-206} LAYING. SANDING AND MAN WITH % TON TRUCK USED LAG LAL) BUYER ‘1962 WOH a Will be open et 1 o'clock in the fore-| REAL ESTATE | College degree or college treining | 4, en fnishing. 10 yeare experience,| wants work PE 46421 | Em iaee ‘Co-Operative R Gelgoonttheresibetinal an ere ‘ yeti fy a | snd work experience in @ phase of Work Wanted Male 10, Modern equipment, guar work | cioHT HAULING DEPENDABLE |W1D: FURNITURE ANTIQUE ‘o-Ope e Real Estate xchange ; ‘ = and ‘wil be kept open Until 8 o'clock 1: SALESMEN seis ON added aoe eee |! Pree estimates, John Taylor OR “service PE §-4638 wdishes, and old lamps MY_2-1521 . 2 noon stern Siandar t an = Nafs ki - NE : when @hay oil be Ninety tender ad Time a, . . Increase your earings in a weil tice City_Hall, 35 8 Parke St negnirs on oe AND CEMENT — oR LAYING, SANDING & FIN | mone oe HEAVY TRUCKING. ~ Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 WW FE NEED City Clerk will be i tty DON [Sh ee oe eteeuaned Eieiiice it Se codywesi Hf FE Se 4 Bills. FE #2080 rubbish hauléd. Sand. fil) dirt)~~~~~~~—,~~ £8 + 160 fo four bedroom wm open acon as ook n his office or 3 < gidel location’ HOU is WIVES CARPENTER AND CABINET _tshing, C. Bud_ Bills. = = sravel, 23-0603. oe city oemes anv section. fore ecle ‘Géing the thirteen” 1956 = saiv a . work new and repair. OR 34451 FLOOR SANDING, LAYING, FIN ~ +10 STOP! LOQK'! 2 Suburban homes on lets er termined oy cine pean yee oe MONTY 1 Make 3) eacits TR TZ ler te Proveto You CARPENTER AND CABINET R Gardner, 1 Gentral FE DELL CARTAGE Wanted tcl tuy aouses pie of eaid election. for the Sarroee rot kr a Rai d ao woth New end repair, DB Leu) = ne and Long couenes Moxingeli rages: uchicken) oceallalaby on See ae | comnaen er Viewing the registration, and registering t/ Ir i) tat Sd ] Pea! Es ace eee » ef Murdock. FE 2-7861 OENERAL “BUILDING REPAIR ____ Phone FE 56808 = small buildings that canbe moved, arcune ‘ : tach of the qualified electors of os i axsitiert ‘de lo a ! 5 a @ apd ‘ne carce ; aa pee MT epare time into CARPENTERS Al TERATION } Brick stone. cenient work Fite tf EDU C Ff D R. Na bo or torn down Sutton MY 4 ee ant ots or sereage. as shall eppest and apply therefor iW Huran _ FF 5-818) ied earnings : se of cm repatr PE 82704 et tering | and tile work FE_ 42200 23-6432 4 Farms 1 ROUTE = s ae ane Tore it ersonality us ~ r ry < ‘ ich registration may be made on sain <¢)) 101 ‘ 3OUTE OPEN FER 2) FOR fir rerview, cal! Fl Y e113 must CABINET MAKER Tana 3 HENRY WHELAN We van to serve you Smithscarr LIRF DOCTORS USE FOR 1% you pian to sell ™ aate between hours of & o'clock a.m married man with car $86 p ae —— ter Kitchen & soeciaity FE , ng Ee eet weighing people or me i" piatform eal tine te piace Fat beatles and: @ @elock Pm. Eastern Btanderd Seales . 42450 expenses If rou quait “OIFS TO CONDUCT HOSTESS 4: CONST CO. MA 62176 RUBBISH HAULING, CAR BUY- tvpe Newman, FE 47253 ante ue Oss Laaaehads Tee. wie dial FE’ 818 For ap inti cpt 1) Fn ‘aries No experience necessary sco ng Jamies Snover FE _2-433¢ CO telit L ND Le acd ; a Brush 22518 Cell Fuller tocar aren of trave:, also hire CARPENTRY. CABINET®. FOR- GUARANTEED ROOFS ALL ea Tipe oO WP RO1On . MARIORIE 8. le ox my at aia ree ee omer? and recelve evspinission an! mice work Altice finished Rec] kinds EST 1018 Fugua Marsh TROCE Se NYTH eS FROM ees eye . Ue a By ‘order of My © tere Fr TO 4S WITH GAP ‘rir, dalen Brushes’; tofletries, Testion rooms Repairs. EM = 383 N, YE 27-3021 FE cal refrigerator, eavtime YOUR PRORI.F Mill ARK REAL PSTATE gt City Counet! aa ef xcellent omportunite for perme and cosmetics Fof lock! interview 78 | _2-e048 Lal lst I eat . 4 _ , , ree mh ee: . om " Rectiee, MS Cited 2S STG une 8 Tincont (Gl chnrenien yh were | xEw AND | Boor: eas lesa eee ee ‘ae Re ry ant Ade! Tn sell rent, |b 46492 of FE 44813 4 : \ . Tee: le repair. ‘ Moore Blertric r 1" i 1142 Ww Huron or yon P . / = | 4608. ire, it's FEZRI8, = Choparetive Reel te Beenie 3 s x Ai Li * i . . ae . = Vy Vos Fy ‘ 4 Le Ls i : oe oa A ; , foe : : ' i ww i eee ee Ne : . : | ; Ny _ | « | : \ . eee “Tr THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21956 _ Meliaiesasia ; Wanted Real Es Patate state 32A! Rent Apts. Furnished 33/ Rent Houses uses Unfurn. 36 ‘MODEST MAIDENS ~ SOLD or Not Sold ie Necaube a palletes hora en hated A $660 Dixie H Phone OR 3-1205 Cars. WITH w- er and water ebetd Call mm. CASH Por em genes what *. he door within 24 hours with cash tor your equity Call sow and tell us what you have NEWLY 7eD 3 Joey bath. utilities furm, Near |_ Body. Inq. o. Dresden. NEWLY ECORATED ROOMS and bath Private, S eauakee $14 per __week I a Mes ‘k woee eouple on! rae les. ir iy. weekly. PE $0018 acaae Tt ON WEST SIDE. | Newly decorated. Private | sae 6. | clean. $15 per week LS a. utilities. | OR 3-0380._ __. \THREE 3 ROOM APTS. ONE | block from ars. Children wei- come. All ut un. PE 43314. UNION L. YEAR 'ROUND 3 _Ever: “priv ; whi aie UPPER 3 & BA tie er va entrance Heated _week “19 Seneca St. PE : uities. If you have VACANCY 34 N. we will be at your Lx. Or SHORE ty jon Completely furnished MY 3-5612. WARM 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. gas heat, bot water. 523 N. Sagi- Edw. M. Stout. Realtor ; naw aT TUN. Seginaw S: Ph FE 5-8165 Hebe CHILDREN WELCOME “Open Eve ttl €.30 ltwre and ADC accepted. FE WANTED VACANT LOTS OR 5 acreage Sewer and water in or ay le ote REALTY 96 Oakland A ___FE_ 53-0459 WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR es property. Purchasers wait Ss Gaon) Commerce Rd, Ph. tiac, EM 3-3311 R. F. McKINNEY UNiv 1-5788 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 1 ROOM. EVERYTHING FURN Private ent Rent A Apts. Unfit Unfurnished 34 2 BEDROOMS. 102 AUGUSTA, near high — Agent wil) inter- Le wets between and 4 Sunday. 2-6251. eD- FE. | * aaa! TENE Bt BEDROOM HOME. NO CHIL- _dren. FE nn “7 BEDROOM HOU BATH eres, hooper Brhodt bus at a Kepue files ) LEK. MOD * Gene to city. Reasonable, MA ce BEDROOM 1 HOUSE, OIL = rd, jak ve enced sabe e privi- bath, _ | leges. FE 3 aed AND BATH. @ HILL i BEDR: Se es 3 6 mos. eed gts Br Sass aa HOUSE LOWER. OIL furnace, Near Commerce Lake _EM 3-314. _ i 4 ROOM MODERN, jOUSE. JUST with spot small huaren welcome. $75 ber month. FE 4¢-6203 4 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, FULI 1 | | t | Fe Fast pre- basement, side on bus Couple ferred, $75 per mo oR 3-723 4 ROOMS AND BATH $55_ _moyth 647 Stanley 8t. 4 ROOMS AND BASEMENT 30x30 MY 24073 _ oe F 4 LARGE ROOMS & BATH. ALL modern. New home $15 mo with deposit & reference. North off _Auburn Ave. 791 Doris Ra _ 4 ROOM soos SEMI-MODERN, adults. on Call after 6 pm, 2. i. ML PLA close in, $58 r month . 2 3. «& and rt Fetrigesaion Set pier stove, | furni: $46 pe and Bee Mr. Sm: 5 Huron street. == ‘T LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH and entrance. Inquire Av burn Ave. and porch 93 Nor- 3} ROOM AND BATH UPPER. CAR- _ton _ 5-777 peted LR private entrance, gas 7] LARGE ROOM APT. FOR LADY heat. near Pontiac Motor Admin- oniy. 200 Baidwir istration building: | #55 per mort 7 (ROOM (KITCHENETT® AND (NC “sit 5 gscuaewe pe pvt bath 2 emmioved girls or 1.4. Michigan couple Adults un 200 N ad z a dock, Alberta Apts _ 3 ROOMS AND BATH, 1100 Cre< 5] ROOMS CLEAN. CLOSE IN cent Lake Rd OR 32004 res. 2 ROOM APTS, PRIVATE i ere PRIVATE ENTRANCE and bath FE 5-8466 184 Mt SS | & aoe icholle & Harger Co, 13. aes = uron, PE 6-618) ¥ CLEAN ROOMS. Pvt Ns naose: ‘AND PRIVATE BATH. trance. Suftable for married cou- lights ¢ turn. ie. References required. FE!) §** ar and hea’ Bear Ever fee, aes, peiinees: Gat } ROOMS AND BATH. NICELY| ‘tral Market, fra, Baselient location, west side | ROOMS AND BATH WEAR OF ‘|Dipew thames EM 3-254 FROOME AND BATH. 344 WEST! EM 3-3800, = ¥ ROOM APT PRIVATE BATH and Private entrance. Use of tele- if preferred. ORlando si 3 ROOMS, NEWLY REDECORAT- ed. private bath. pri entrance Utilities furm FE 3-7223 “ROOMS PARTLY FURNISHED _Adults only MY 2-1912 2 ROOMS AND BATH Private entrance. CLOSE IN. $60 per month. 3&6 baths, private entrances ittes turnished Aduits. $57.50 mo 3 & BATH 18ST PLOOR. REPRO. _& stove. Utilities, 34 School, “3 ROOMS NEAR R YMCA _PE +1360 COUPLE ONLY. Ga- anewiy decorated 1 E ee oO “ROO Re BATH 5-3354 ; All util- | { 4 | __ Adults oniy 102 Washington ot aut “Suda beet 3 ROOMS. CLOSF IN 1 CHILD close to bus line Ideal for em- _Welcome 62 Gladstone ployed middle oeee counie. No 2 AND 3 ROOM CABINS. KITCH. 4tinking Must furnish referen- en facilities Utilities included PE eee pm FE $2761. Days MY 20171 Tru-Rustie Cabins, : L 468 8. Broadway. Lake Orion 3} ROOMS AND BATH. PVT En TROOM APT PRIV BATH AND jee te ee enhance © O00 | NUiBa rink ig cater AN ADULTS #2 ROOMS ADULTS ONLY. ~ Ave AU- & BATH BACHELOR | bee All utilities furn. $13 weekly. Leceted only | block from Bears & Roebuck. Call at 286 N. Perry. 3 ROOMS, EON YOUNG MAN oe lady, FE 2 ROOM APT aa 3 ROOM, * sis00 10 Center off Auburn 3 ROOM, STFAM HEAT, LIGH? ped 620 «Baldwin Ave. 2 ROOM APT CALL AFTER 4 is Room APT. PVT. ENTRANCE | bath. Stove and refrigerator | re $70. FE 20170. 3 ROOM AND BATH APT. U $60 EM 3-413 - |} ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH Near Wilson Foundry. $19 weekly including heat. Partly furnished _Mixed neighborhood _EM 3-4665 | *} BEDROOM MODERN UPPER Be e Hving, dining, kitcben and ;room gas leat garage Ch ine west side location Rea- sonabie rental to ee tenant Call FE 2 rE son UNF. and al! day Setucday FRE 42402 } TARGE Ct ape 7 3 ROOMS DOWNTOWN. EVERY- bath Private entrance OCpaittes thing furniche; Inquire 22 Au- furn FE 2-2160 burn, office tn rear : 4 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE # ROOM & BATH PRI ENT. entrance, bik from Pontiac Wo _ Adults 100 Norton’ _tors FE 2-4309 after 330 nm ROOMS. KITCHENETTE P 4 ROOMS, BATH UTILITIES FUR- Bath & Entrance Working cou-| nished 111 & Teeerere Call ple preferrea 2174 Avondale Sy}- FE 44134 or FE 2-4510 van Lk FE 8-657? 4 ROOMS AND BATH _ UPPER. 2 ROOMS & BATH PVT ENT. available March Ist PE 2-7832 _Working couple FE 2-1673 4 ROOMS AND BATH. UPPER RM. FURN APT ADUITS Pvt. entrance No children. 865 a only. FE 47122 _mo FE 6228 | 2 ROOM FU RNISHED APT BABY 5 ROOMS & BATH WEST SIDE. welcome EM 3-0 _W5 FE 27796 _ — | °2 ROOM APT Kes EN- 5 ROOM LOWER. HEAT & GAS _trance Share beth FF 86734 furnished 87 8 Parke Bt 2 ROOM FURNISHED APT BABY 6 ROOM UPPER FLAT. MODERN _ FE 2-676 in every way must be seen to) 2 NEW LARGE ROOMS MURPHY _*?Preclate 630 W Huron bed Private enirance and bath 6 ROOM UPPER ON COUNTRY Refined co upl: Reference FE estate West side Lovely grounds 2-5902 after "9 & garden Private drive & ga- J AND 2 ROOMS REFERENCES required 261 Sta St 3 Room nASD) ALSO 2 ROOM APT 1d ome 508 8 Paddock rr 82122 3 ROOMS AND BATH O etre = north of Court Hous jando 134 3 ROOMS WITH aes MY 2-338 J ROOMS AND hin PRIVATE entrance Ca!) 2052 EM 2 2 be! & water Tacs, Large rooms & den living room Ol heat furn Enjoy fresh air & beauty of country life with the comforte of ey living Adults only. 6125 per mo FE 22-2001) ee ARC ay _ a 3 2 _ children pernnitted! rit re oe Ro File {PSth AD 1602 F Huron FE ¢-8284 B!OOMFIELD TERRACE NEAR, 3 ROOMS' AND BATH. PRIVATE gt. Joseph Hosp, & rooms & bath entrance and garage 33 N Ar Full basement, gas, heat & hot x water, stove & refri¢. $8500 0 3 ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH month Call at Apt 103 Ne drinkers. 27277 Osman St FE parce 3 ROOM & TILED BATH, 2 1841 With private entrance, Utilities ® ROOM tUPPHR FLAT TI! furn. $65 monthly. Couple on! beth Walking cistance downtown Call at 500 Elizabeth Lake Ri _ 66 W ManHi) 3 ROOMS ee PATH Al: 1 BOOM Hea AND GARAGE Tooms avd ha’! srmail chien an ke All utilities fi, come ji Park Pisce Taralistie March Ist GR ry RM UPPF! OTIVITIES FVRN ; Quiet sorking courie FE ¥721F FURNISHED 3 ROOM 3 ROOMS PRIV A re FNTHANCE & batt Chlidren welcome = In- clean room aks of Sok Tiige et 57 Mechan‘: apt 101 ing coup.e FT os Mt a es sas PRIV ATE: 3 LARGE ROOMS. TILE 3) ROOM, PART!IY FURNISHED bat er well heated. newly Ground fioct #7 S Parke palated) ie 750 weekly. adults only, @ ROOMS FURNISHED ADULTS No pete q Chariotte FE 24000 WEST SIDE, TWO R OOMS BATH. | 4 ROOMS PARTL Y FURN 2 Bs D stove refrigerator FE 8-183 after rooms. Tt) One ch! FE 5 @Mpm oo 2-4852 WEST SIDE § ROOM HEATED VT. BATH. HEAT. LigHTs fat Couple or J adil Deposit SRM Pvt Nea Refine No drinkers Avaliable March 15 adults only FE; 2-3996 FF 46784 4 ROOM IF& FURNISHED _ Christin proc!) Pe 53 » Rent Houses Furnished 35 | 4 ROOMS DO PS TOWN AVR Mrichts Feerstiony farmshed In 9 pepeMs WALLED .LK MOD 7 Auburn 2 es Ciece to e'try Res:onable Ma Ch 4 RETR OOM HeoMte 4tta : Mt iti a FR 4 ~ POON HOSP ~ On OPNEVA AT 897 °8 AKT PRIVATE lace {07 ? ROO Mt COUPLE main [ighway etc $11 weekly only. 72 Wa peene MA ¢1875 Walled Lake WEAR ROCHFSTFE , APT YEAR AROUND 2 BEDROOM. OF: Private en'-ance prefer- heaieg 8 requ peu 3147) Ore red. OL, 10440. chard Lake ) ~ PAs . 1 | “ \ c JE, ; . 47073 4 LAROE 7 ROOMS. AND BATH. ae hom odern. New and | references {_Auburn Ave _-791 ROOM WEST SIDE TE Carpeted. Auto. oi] heat 61226. § ROOMS AND BATH. $ _month J67 Anderson. FOR LEASE OR RENT A 2?-BED- room bungalow home with fill basement, door leaiting from base- ment directiv to ‘ake 0 ‘feet of beach on Su:ina Lake Full bath with shower ol! turmace prefer to stgn 1 year lease §125 per month . Sylvan Realty rd@ Lake. rE ve Real E a fol ey PONTIAC 4 ROOM MOD- bath in Waterto rd Lene ere hanno FELD | garage. BEDROOM BRICK Ou heat - $65 per month EM 33 rE | SMALL HOUSES FOR RENT AU to. heat, children welcome 3491 Kennilworth St. off Taylor Rd _FE 42031. _ _ ne WEST SIDE. WELL KEPT BRICK 6 rooms, 3 rooms, §100. _basement & garage FE ¢6707 ___For Rent Rooms 1 SLEEPING ROOM 68 WE _Close in 124 Frankiin Bivd |! LARGE HOUSEKEEPING F RM. Everything furnished. Cheap 1 large sleeping room, cheap. Men _preferred 1 Chamberlain. 1 OR 2 GIRLS LARGE ROOM. Btove. sink refrig 1 bik. from _Sears 65 Lafayette FE ¢0375. LARGE CLEAN ROOMS FOR 1 or 2 gentlemen oprivete en- _ ance, Nelson FE ¢4373_ | ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR A FINE _man b 4-664] 350 W Huron ATTRACTIVE ROOM HOME priv., garage FE 5-6334 ‘ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR RE- fined lady privileges. 547 ron. CLOSE IN €LEAN _ SLEEPING rooms Men only @6 Me : LADIES ONLY SA KeRRyN CEA exchanged Sleeping rooms. minutes walk to the courthouse. _PE $3206 0 7 LARGE ROOM CLEAN, QUIET, modern, at bus step FE 5-7332 NICE ROOM FOR WORKING air) with or without meals Nerr Myc Hospital 18 Thorve FE 2 | PRIVATE HOME WITH ROOM and board e.deriv people sick or _well FE 5-7407 ROOM FOR 2 BUS AT DOOR TO GM truck and coach. Board ap- tional FE 4686) - ROOMS FOR CHRISTIAN GOFN- tleman $5 wk 15 Front 8 SLEEPING ROOMS FOR MEN mu weet 1521 Tavler off t SLEF?ING ROOM FOR RENT 4 Mary Day 8LEEPING RM FOR hohe Shy girl Near Post Office. 172 Man SIFFEPING ROOM AIF RATH plus garage Oentlemen preferred After 8 MA 43187 Walled Lake SINGLE 87 PARKING @3 & Paddock FE 4-6760 81 EF PING ROOM FOR GENTLE mar 1 jlocg from bus FE 2-406! - se LEFPING ROOMS FOR RENT Call FE 92-8406 alter 4 pm SLEEPING ROOM FOR irl, Near Post 11) WARM, COMPOPTABLE room tn smal prt home rra Oakland & Baldwin FE 2-576! _ Rooms With Board BOARD AND ROOM. +1 FF: alrgrove Office 172 CLEAN CLOSE IN MEN TO ROOM AND BOARD weekly 98 Poplar FF 2?-0853 ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN $i Also sieepiog room Walking « © tance Pontiac Motors. 473) F Mansfiel4 Convalescent Homes 38A 37 WORD | | i | | ' wi | | | { —H2Y wt ecm By Jay Alan i ~" Aa “T can't marry you, Betty. You're not included in my 1956 | budget!"’ For Sale Houses 43 KNUDSEN INCOME ool District Be sure st. rhaoth| “hs to inv gate this 3 family in- come. Let the tncome make the yments, Five rms and bath on . first fir. and three rms and bath on the 2nd. New FWA oi! furnace. New garage. | PERRY PARK 4% rths and bath: of beat home can be purchased $1000 down end Pty a aa bear from you op this WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR $10 Pontiac Slate Bank Bide Ph 44516 with Let's one. $12,500 WITH $3500 DOWN BY owner 2 bedroom ranch. Base- ment. gas heat, fireplace, olas- tered, large breezeway, garage Cedar shake & split stone fenced 43 A Hu ACTIVE 2 BEDROOM HOMF Wi Death vetellan blads crate lake, privileges Heduceg to seil low down payment. EM _}. y2921_ SUBU RBAN INCOME Here is home and income Jake privileges, too _For Sale Houses and e offer this | cute, modernistic 2 level, 2 pete | dwelling with J rooms and bath each unit, pleture windows, fire- A | | | | | \ | KENNEDY 3087 WEST SIDE. Here ts a lovely For Sale Houses 43 OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 17 No Money Down To Vets! in CLARKSTON RIDGE MODERN RANCH HOMES | 3 BEDROOMS tt, RATHS Immediate possession upon ep proval Across From Clarkston Grade & High Schools . Turn right wo Waldon poled homes back WM. A. * elementary W Huron OPEN EVENINGS TIT decoraied tor eeiere Vacant iwc “6 Btta: hed 68 Chippe- Small Farm 3. «bedroom story home on @‘e acres of land, Milford Tewnikip. 1% baths, heat- a-lator freviaes. priced at $16,000 with $5,000 down. Avon Township For Sale Houses THIRTY-FIVE Foe TEMPLETON KEEGO HARBOR Replies 3 bedrm.: 1 down Nice dining tfoom kitchen full basement, 1 car garage ‘y | bik to fine bathing Beach Cass ake A steal at , $5.200 2 200 down at $40 a month Immediate possession : . SUBURBAN Nicely located just off highways 2 bedroom peels leas than 1 vear eld. Only down EAST SIDE 4 room end bath Good location! er beth north ness soulh end plants. $750 dow hol. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake PE 44503 ‘After 6, call PE 2-080 $350 DOW N—COLORED Large 3 room pilus utlity, Locat- *d on Ditmar st City water & electricity only Priced at only 3 KD) RILEY, BROKER 1500 Elizabeth) Lake Rd FR €1157 BREOK RANCH Near Auburn Hielghts, 3 betrooms Master bedroom lix2g with tra bath oak floors. plastered Walls. full basement off heat Se's oo one acre of land. Hus many other fine qualities Otf Perry Near Town is is an older type home, = G kept in excellent condition. Y¥ must eee to appreciate 3 Bedroom Walking distance to Puntiac Mo- tors and St Michael's schoo} Part brick 2-story Hardwood floers, automat. oll heat. car garage, tiled recreation room itn the base- ment IVAN SCHRAM | FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 If no answer ph, FE 56-2666 Open evenings and Sundays 1111 Joslyn, cor. Ird REAL Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange é egrets HOUSE, lg holy yr hear traswportation. at 5 ace in lower level. eat and water. Live in one and let your mt help you pay for it, Priced at $11,750, with only $2,500 down. “paleace on aed contract. | $950 DOWN | paved drive, tio & walks Week- days before ges 2449 Pauline- Dr., Dravton Wear Hatchery. _ A DANDY HOME ONLY $1,500 DOWN 2 nice lots with Cyclone fence surround this vcom pletely pecs ted livin, a, and Wares mirror carpeted dining room. cod @ry basement. Auto. ‘urn. Neat and attractive rivileges Outdoor grill. ul ae NEW 6 ROOM ON 1 ACRE Built like the “Rock of Gibralter” ts this 1 floor bungalow -with 3 bedrooms, nice bright living room, dining room and kitchen Gteaming oak floors, and plas tered walls, 4 separate rooms fn good dry basement, Deleo of! fur- nace, breezeway to 2 car garage nace, breezeway to 2 car garage 24 fruit trees, $5.900 down GIROUN & FR‘ GENERA! REAL ESTATE xie OR erst _ Open cnt 8 Sat ‘til 5 - Charles } 38 NEW 28 BY 32 RUNGALOW WNeor Towns Schoo! Children do have to cross street © 8 painted walls, some fin- needed Nice 66 x 305 lot left. $1 500 down Four not floors ishing Oniv 2 KFFOO HARBOR § rooms pertiy modern Ome car garace Near achool and stores 65720 Terms B.D, CHARLES, Realtor PF 40521 wit B. Telegraph PF 3-6878 2-8217 Co-operative Real — Exchange OXFORD AREA New ranch style Ma with Hvine room, kiteben 2 bedrooms. utllitr th. 2 car garage 100 1 block from lake dri.Ueges Price 80.- MEAGHER REAL ESTATE Oxfofd Mich OA #3122 $395 Down NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH I BUNOAT OW ON , BASU Nt MLoe T COMPLETE TOR OU To PIS INSIDE ON Perr it ise ‘ON THE F.C. Wood Co. REA! TOR i . lake Comer Wai Pd & M56 Office Open os OR LD EXCELLENT CARE FOR AGED flere § rall OR 3-038 Rates starting at #125 OR »-332 9 rao HARROR x __ Hotel Rooms 3 CR ms & bhatt full bemt auto te, a ane Terh * ato gas water heat HOTEI. Al Bl RIN er water softener Lake May Rooms by Davy or Week Jegee op Sylvan Lake 60 aes 1 Gr 2 room sr ana ts terme ng and refrigeret ur an Auburn PF g3i@ ROT NE TAKE a 1 Nicely finiwced fake fro home HO TPT ROOSENEL | | ccconce ose ene ce) wan Rooma $1259 up Bath $17 up fireplace good ved bedrouin FE 5 f12e kitchen with dining area uti: HURON HOTE)T | CLEANEIMOD: |) Seth Screenec por) the winth ern rooms by eae tr week 5 t us au f es MODERN er! Lie NITS WINNT F down [mmedfate Possession rates Free TV $18 weekly OR 4.7700 Rent Stores: : | | | } ,1f0 S$ SAGINAW ST AVATI ABLE for any kind of business FE _$& 2190 - __ . _ STORF, WITR BASEMENT AND double arege 443 3 fagir St Inquire #2 8 Saginaw FE 27147 after € FE ae 80 8 SAGINAW SUITAPIF FOR | any tind of pus.arss rr. 405.14 Rent Office Space a MAIN FIOOR [10CATION ON thee? Hosrar neat to FP Rudi ine Tea! for retad of 4 F Parr ve r Tf u rr 4? Tor Rony Miscellaneous 42 OVEN | COA] REN Vy 4 V4 TO CONSE For Sale Houses 43 ICR RESIDENTIAL LOCATIOCN— @ room bungalow About 2 blocks to high aechol Large Hvying room. Wall to wall carpet. Oak floors - Almst new gas furnace, good basement. laundry trays. nice iet with shade, storma & screens Stown by appt Off Ralcw'r Ranch type Alum! our sicune: 1 bedrooms: ister rer Not finished, ireice done Picture t elas , Vict TY PF 39-2187 or PE $-3.78 POR © ASH JN A Ht kR RY. sell things through (las-ified Ads Anviling goes! Thal bE 2-8181, — uy * i / 4 w John K. Irwin REALTOR Rince 1625 101 Savinaw Street Phone FR. 5-0447 Fve FE “Diane or FF 5-4848 plus enets SPAY 2 Ra rae MTN hea salt A “a rat ter miter f e Fi ® e.en hor ks De A ar fle , & w ve a RSS e wood OPEN DAILY FROM 1% PM PEOVRIE By ue LO PE “OPEN SATURDAY sell at oniy $0 oo. price at k* in new tuhior high ar gh sehoe 620 Srerhing hak Perry to Mae’ ‘on hats Tet lo fterling Then riatt one bi LAWRENCE W SOAYTORD a4 136 z PIKE &T Ri Cola OS ex 7 rodme - Natural fireplace 4 bedrooms bath<« Pouble car grag Fence? @ Da rard Good shape t11 675 with $2 800 down ie N. Perry 6t. FE $0662 | t Immediate possession om this cute 2 bedroom suburban bungaiow near Waterford Carpeted living room, full bath basement. ol) heat and bot water il‘: car ge- rage, 2 lots Total price, $7 950. Dont miss call now "BUD" Nicholie real estate and eer eace 49 Mt Clemens St 5-1201 Eves Mr Meiser FE 5-8006 ON eae era ‘8ST house has it. This many fea- tures to list here ery as recre- ation room, with fireplace and Call us for all the detalis. 2 BEDROOM RANCHER Near Roqhester. beautiful income on Bt. apd others. W. DINNAN - . 6 W. Huron +2677 __Eves. FE 60129 FAMILY down, near Waterford tn Moon Vailey on # iarge acre of level land with a new 2-car ga- rage, Bemi-basement type home with $ and bath for owner and J} and beth apartment Gas heal full price only $7250 Hurry! R J. VAILUCET, Realtor 345 Oekland Ave FE 5-060) Co-Operative Real Estate Fuchange le { HOLMES- | NEW MODERN HOUSE FINIBHED | No phone calla _Rd, Clarkston WHITE BROS. Flizabeth Lake Fstates This neat 2 bedroom home is le cated furt 1", blocks off Fl:-abeh take mf Featuring oak floors plastered painted wal's. automa! oi) heat large uftiitv.§ fenced in back -ard and fist § sears of A real buy ef only 890990 Cac} to 4 per cert mortgage Dont delay —cal] today! Tike ‘em Older ? More Experienced ? making a famti: fortabie? Then. fur complete tnspection 5335 Pine Knob | =| | | North side \ | 2383 Orchard Lake br aenaoee Real Estate Exchange stores, needs just the fin- mS a nape payment month A get Fd Lake Privileges Only $1,200 down moves you tnto this 6 rom home with } bed- rooms, car garage screened front core: rivileges on Cass and Sylvan akes. Full price $5 400 nt xSylvan Realty 50418 2 BEDROOM {MODERN HOME AT Wolverine ke basement tile ‘bath, low monthly a ment. Cones leaving city. all M $750 DOWN We have three 2 bedroom homes side overlooking lake Plaine. t $7060 include taxes, tmsurance & inier- BARTRAM. 4392 Dixte Hw OR 3-1950__ TRIPP | Suburban Located in beautiful — Westridge | Two Immaculate Lever! brick ranch oetural fireplace paneled activities room —2 attached piastered garaune Paved drive. yard iamp Es- trae auto laundry equipment, carpeting, $27 500, alue Located within walking distance, of Pontiac Motors 3 bedrooms full dining room living reom with a toe iueone full base- ment in pertect eara coma voas! a real rues at $12,600 spacious @racious home bale if | youd stuperyised ever etal! = 2 from start to,finieh Really ectid’ Fast Side Special cee we ol sturdy frame home | s situate on ea 1] acre corner ‘ - 1 xcel- | lot om 3 blacktop roads enclored 1 er ees vegroome down. by ao picket fence enough lan 2 avatiable room to erjoy and pot too much to with dining “I. eceicect kitch-| cope with The detached 2-car ea- | mn full baeement auto heat rage a an exgcent work’! it | 2 cer sarage Corner lot Priced set-ur ‘or handy am Any f we aoe ¥ ‘a appre ae the or | for se uicksa)e) e< Ua) plan of tt home with St 4 sepa | rate jaundry room cheerful kiteh- Teshe R Tr ipp Realtor { en loaded with cabinets - includ 49 W Lawrence Bt Open pEseninee ing @ preex! ast room large ps rE §-6141 or FE cio arate anion we um, mar | 6 F ftiihg roon ier 4 pace Heda lft fests Tt home also features § large bed, @ ROQM MODFRN 2 ACRES WITH rooms J} closets J ceramic full no realtors $7000 with rms OR . hatticoon: © full basement wilt wiih "fred steam bret Gnararteed yew 5 RM & BATH SEMLFIN- year around comfort This prem | iehed Private owner FE + 585 erty fe Well landscaped ie ees = - poue aurrounded With i trees Now avaiable re #6. 250 i] Phone for en sppointment iB . |Dateman ci a “Wome” } Where the air fa clear-living ‘9 eas oe the tames are j iw . ne, Over an Acre {rot time this home hes been Excellent 6 room ranch offered for sale 7 afge rooms home with attached breeze Dos glassed frent porch and a way and car aerere acreened poarch @ large bedrooms Best of construction oil 4 «ete oak fioors and | heat and best of al) onir tet ted Dented walle frit #19500 Where can you beat ) car basement ea. it? t 1 Neds com. nh heme with attacied 2 car garage * firep aces 2 comptete tle? bathe cagpeting OreT ir a vii age of Da Bay PO ees quelits burg Offered for smile at $14 000 features Ths one of the | most distinguished presents { tlore of the year and we're VX hi] Lk BRe )s wailing to prove it : HEA! TORS * ; : Phore OR 31208 i VWdeal Brick Ranch i } Ran 1 to Peaturing comfort and econ Pas] ~ t DER HAS ? KE omy 1 bedrooms ceramic SS re "yIvATE oe iad ae vi tle hath ving room with fake privileces Plaste racemerdt Gas heat and tie | pare. enh Ce lar as Wnenk Se q08 TL parce) offers real ors ey lene inurhan kving On 4 Terms fel) FR sat f seamen) us A ee / | ~~ |e ~ err t ” ~ we i re ate e 8 1 é Fi tee at aotee \ tea. ‘at ¥ * ve we + j i” ‘ . } tr oF 40 ma * : « , er. |. as re) oe ae ee ladda Noe About 1 arre cf land ee we frm Fat mies ass £ z nt . ‘ i . . r Feats Hepes Gert and ts tn a good neighbor- los Shown by appoint- ment NORTH New 2 bedroom modern house, of] heal. wired for electric atove nice jot paved drive. Pull price onty $748 and only $4300 peg muuth including taxes anc insurance «@ per cent WE NEED LISTINGS GILES REAL IP ee W. Huron 6-6175 i rks ee LISTING ee ight Rooms ecrcnlane means) with income ™ feat A NOW! CALL! General Hospital Pim a NEW i WIDOW MUST SELL 6 rooms home Neat and lovely bedrooms, .dining room home worth your Seta There is just so uch to CALL YOUR. APPOINT. Tr ME | Humphries; REALTOR FE aunts fe 4-7114 oN Open. Eves ceperantan sath Estate Exchange LADD'S Signs Are Everywhere $1.500 DOWN Just inpide limite te this peat & clean bedroom home Pull basement. “heat & hot water heater Extra large ear garage Extra lot WEST SIDE Here ts @ lovely 2 bedroom home Hardwood floors, plastered walls, Dasement. 1'% car Varnes! storms screens. On 3 lots. Priced at only $1,350 DOWN 1 | For Sale Houses 43 GAYLORD New careatiog @ cnselaen wees apd full basement Let us sbow tures anywhere for §1,509 do one now, 2. Roem Income Live and let cat! re auplas built wom ‘7 Foes ioe tet for Yaa = Six rooms “price 90.058, with’. fuil ‘oath ‘rol . 4. have several to- Senne, Tem 6 room Phone us today for complete ta? formation. Two Acres Completely Fenced Privacy & quiet is what you get when you buy this two bedreom home Has only @ part Leon but it does have a uw! New school only 3 blocks ress thas today Cash Buy Five room, one story home. Ges furnace in full basement. Garage Convenient to stores This is owned by @ church and must be sojd for cash See this home now. To Buy-—To Gell-To Trade GAYLORD Z E 49584 Coaperaite aise Real botate 3 csehengs WHY PAY RENT? FILA APPROVED 5 ROOM HOME. $33.72 Per Mo. Pius Taxes qnd Insurance Don't Miss Your Chance to Be a Home Owner ONLY $550. DOWN PLUS COSTS MOVES YOU IN MODEL OPEN ‘DAILY & SUNDAY ee eee Sere Satin and cd P. ) YNeing duis room Forced | calm.) “a “Ste: Mice tot Fotat orice ent sis. | Castell Realty 0 Oakland Ave EAKE ‘i RON is FULLY FURNISHED. 4 Room b 4 : ci nest bet mate, forced ts! TO LAST DETAIL afl tor “Sula itronlegs, 1) ) Paved street. = 2 pos, ene Les frontage ee road of wis for omiy $15,800 with terms WILLIS) a "BREWER LADD’S PE 4-181; Feta EM 34604 : FOR SALE 1 SCORE baa SOU. OPEN SUNDAYS | _MArket 42643. Ont Ciste Bey ee | immediate Possession aeT N Le or Mae Suburban 2 bedrooms and bath. Co-Operative Real | Eetate ve Eachange py oak peg ED mag ne BY ownEn. 6 Booses AMD BATE Only $850 down $750 EM- For Colored Ee oa ison renee reer rd, thee e rear ‘a BAST a | pt no Feasonedl o down. Siz reom > bedreome. CUCKL ER R "REALTY. feeas © oa a1 280. Term: AUBURN ROAD schools dust 4 Auburn Heights Excep- | tional § room modern brick but @alow 2 car gered: aoe Large lot Quick possession. $4,000 down. DRAYTON PLAINS QOniy $1,500 down on this $ room modern bungalow dandy on | paved street Gas heat, large bot. handy to school & stores | | | | Fdw M. Stout. Realtor JOSEPH F. RF Ee TT N Saginaw St ) FF is 53% W. Huren Bt OPEN "VES 830 PM If no anawer, ph. ut OPEN SUNDAYS PROM 12 TIL 4 Co-operative Rea) Estate techases /6 aCRES WOODED Pca? house. Beautiful home 6 ONFINISHED HOUSE GOOD 16-| gings ma. “wit sell equity. _cation 21104 io _ 7 OVER 1 ACRE . — r Qood location Morean Rd off) 3 BE DROOMS—CITY Baldwin pares roe bungalow Olassed porch U arement Ol tn furnace Also 3 reem warfare Lesewe faci pall ol berth house $7 350 cash Mortgage can cludes 3 hedrooms, full be pbtained Poa bath, basement, oi] beat, PONTIAC REAT AY breeseway Atiached = «ar- 777 ~Raldwin + FE 58-8275 age. and iarge jot Handy to school rill price #12 : : “ and stores price A HOME OF YOUR $00, terms OWN EAS] SIDE RARGAIN J. A. ] ay lor 6 & Bath New furnace & water heater New siding Gerage cor INSURANCE ner lot paved st. Only $7500 ey vanitnd Ave. 42544 91500 do $55 mo Even _ Free Parking | NEAR PONTIAC HIGH &CHOOT home, t', bathe cil furnace. full basement with ga- rage, storms screens tTdeal for 2 family of roomers A sound In vestment at $1] 500 Good Wrme BRICK $2000 DN Excellent 6 & bath. full basement oi] furnace other fine features Owner must sell [Us priced rigi: NORTH AIDE SOUTH OF ROCHESTER $1300 DN rancher work Rosse aaion with & bov from NICHOLIE AND HARGER ©CO a Open Fvenings COLORED 472 DITMAR STREFT Contains § full rooms part hath Mirhigan hasement and enclosed front and rear perches hnson .: FOR RETTER HOMES PE re On* lanciord? Inadequate meee room”? Haren? money* Bring your troubles tal us and we will hase you moved into @ good @ roo with & betne good heating sya tem. convenient area OT A ato your Need RPECIAL The first one wi th inte a little hones fier Pasrienis “of $30 per month heats ig Murry as se: SUBURBAN FAST neat and ¢! s Ce lowel® Ever * Heath erington ings after © call FE 58-4362 Mr OFFICE OPEN 987 "A. TOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Kd. FR 4.2833 FE 5-#18) | 400 more Per ood job }Want Ad netniber ! OPEN DAILY & SUN. 18 416 OSMUN ST. 2 bedroom ranch type Plastered walls, oak floors, picture Win- dow gaa heat ely insulates ved street aring Yelle with $645 aawe $3697 cr FHA terms South on Fast fight to open DIRECTIONS Bird. to Osnum St ign 2 BEDROOM BRICK | Immediate posr¢éasion on this love | ly custom built lake vrivileaes Cass [Lake Large living room with fireplace nicé Biichen with cupboards ga- trick home with’ lore, auto, ot] heat, eres lot The 800 with fil rice is only $13 i op ‘ 4 terms Call for appointment, have the key HANDY MAN ae ‘is for you Lovely 38 bungelow uilt to Needs trim efid paint Williame Leake privileges $6.900 fall orice wit 41 fen dows thes one will go fast, see ft now Tails room Large tot acHool im home i WIT SON 1 pedros RFS 2 ue § room: Ue wit bed niet ate Hee ke e n oh ston 86 $00 with #1 500 ca wo wil ! give vou poss easton 9 FAMILY apt bide with and bath Full good jocation asking $44,000. with terms ‘FAMILY : $30 week's incor e with tmmedieate Once es lOon ull basement. #8 \ocaunn Re we 500 with 61 500 down anits al) CLOSE IN Large 2 famiiy of 5 roo ms bath each Full. basemen heat 2. car garage $12.500 wilt terme > Russell Young REALTOR 412 W. Huron Open Eves til 8 NERD A FRE 4025 Sin FF ae FINANCI {BIN} R? Order Classified £ aoe = ane Close te wi ads to sell. ‘rent. find a FE 2-818! is the ~ 1953 5 basement, | ‘In our well ™_N. Saginaw SHARP New 2 bedroom brick —near Pish- er 7 ore = waila—Nice lot-Part basement — Fiooreq attie - Alumingm wera and screens—-A regular little apd ee only $1,400 down - today yiM “AN RIGHT, Realtor. 345 Onkiand Ave Co-operative Real, _Estate a chetgs V OF FICE PAUL A. KERN AE, ee age BUILD NOW restricted Wal ys Estates sinomged ive or ane of HiCRPERT C.D. ite 4925 Pontiac Lase Rd PE_ 6-431) TRADE We represent a bes stl aft wil! eaneeet your eq beef a f ent home as pertia’ aad Us ment on @ new custom built ei of gour choice, For complete in formation ¢ RUSSELL A. BOTT, R'TOR FE ¢-5005 170 W, Pike WHITE BROS. GI's $250 DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE COST BEDROOMS Check these features: Extra large wtility Double vanity sinks tm beth Large plate glasa mirror 1's tiled baths Colored fixtures bie Kitchen sink eure t tray ft Hills alreeta ‘Huron st } siene } aly. 1 to 73 pm Get. & bib “PE DORADO" (,)'s 3750 Down Fl $2100 Down Fuk Price $14,700 IN CLARKSTON GARDENS WITR COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM See the first group = aes ranch be built Clarke homes to ae The following feavares are what you've always Wan tn that ome of your own s ell face brick and has threp leees bed- rooms with large closete. The spacious living room has a beaw tfful window wall r extra - venience, there are 1 ceramic tie baths with colo fixtures... home 1¢ heated with 1. ter gas heat and has. ts posal unit, Aluminum storms screens Large lot, 100 2 180 . Pooes p Toad ad shoppt Waldron ne Bouin milage inns ef Clarkston. Grate ri to model. 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D Bie Preset bn Be really Cc phone, first oe i one eT WASH . wind $15 donee . | 9 ‘ = . : 1 +54 isate o sartiv ee phone, fa ata fs A es re 4 ER aos t Gone | ae al FE ic Ss < ta bu cued RE ‘ rep ie can ale he pl relrigeratar EM AND - "ARAN & ne ~ i ‘ ; ws Ee D erie rene to are! aes REM ton. ® sino 2608 DRY- | Wat NTEE TAB — a4 LY i Lexa ‘e AU 7 Darwe One ea Frie i plap bone eo in on _ $20, Bee 60) cable {ARVE e 1 ite’s D ee a ie & j ete ness a O lot Bee ey el natui ast E AUT ene STE ? \ Tel TH ‘OD p M RB art Pp erk Le cou ted te ur +03 OM dex 3 ace rR RO ww ev TER ms 5 cs nue me ane ARI rkiey Vos Renu to and —— ATIC a Rooms nsta SiC : Ww be s a , Vos Nelah st our WAS . 2- m. k fe) ITs S _ : patil m fen uto Ps na ene Trice ASH 8539 kit FF t 0 SON ove oe 1 FE Gs ieee _ ER 30 che is (a) sia ema e a . roneing - - __ | Brcty cor PAR d “pw om 21 Gini ~ ae Tr: oe eaeee : _ ae * Loa . & Aut ee ! LT ce 3 oY ade- ina ( | = y birt as x : \ < ee (fF . ‘ - e peoan do He" ch +h OUI eae pt Hour ae lat asst Cc bee era Ye 7 a) O 12 ate 1? . dD ir to : Co t as teve 1€ k ay ct r fa ™ 6 S18 er c E at aay i pa ava I it Ads! xersion ne - ; ~ ee rae ny| wer @ for is - dst manoee aul & 98 ny ei A nd a ~ dial Ti ag any ble a chair BO i iat get n ‘ LON. nd 4 ¢ 50 Bida it! ad- PU AS FT haire : | R NN | il { ) 8G \ . 2 381 7 [ ON ee 2 a icin ty" ? i ing Tae TAC. VINA CO. | Fr roo Ro) M Ww BT . rE dae a VER eel + “s atte, STUF! . 1 yfe EW 22 «WN; FED Liv- 2600. dt AL Paddoe . — ning NUT & : SAS a CAN ' ¥ 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS FRID. AY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 . THIRTY-SEVEN 1 ° é 2 Sale Household Goods 57! For Sale Miscellaneous 60; For Sale Miscellaneous 60'SLICE OF HAM | For Sale Housetrailers 78 _ Wanted U Used | Cars » 88, __For Sale Cars a1]. Fe For Sale Cars 91 Wayne Gabert’s | HOF, WATER MEATER, 30 oat ee | PONTIAC CHIEF Wrecked & Junk Cars lity C ect ecee te oe ee ; % : = on erms A parce Specials [oo “fines. ooe.te “ae | i -_. | MOBILE BCs East Side Auto Parts - Quality, ars ‘4 CF CHEV, BEL AIR 2 DR. SHARP. | 5128 98 = ES Siege caer ehante sparred. | te AN RRM PS ae SPECIAL FE 5-6855 2°85 Chevys. 2 ar. & conv JEFFREY FORD SAL ES $320 95 er = ae Gee MID-WINTER SALE WID 1 (JUNK CARS BU SCRAP oe Buick en mules cates! ~ sole Pluore: 303 "Orchard Lake | Reduced prices on our fine ed irre eed Hee ere ir Chevy Hardtops a CHEV. IND. CAR, 3 DR. Pow. $200.95 Norge a + oven ass Ave “ Saction of reconditioned asd tral WE PAY TOP DOLLAR von a and wilde ‘hegtarvaueslionl 08 MOTORS 02 Studebaner Club ‘Coupe aco 8 CueEVY'S ALL GOOD _— ae HUTCHINSON PeateecamtatGen | | eit Yen, u. | Tet WATER PUMPS oss OAKLAND COUNTY'S G03 N Main. Rochester | MANY pees JEFERE yi i ORD SAL Es See ge é : EN ‘TIL 10 P LL TRADE eee one | LARGEST GOLD BOND MOBILE ‘Olive 2-031) POR REAL ESTATE OR — [1061 CHEV sports ‘COUPE, Ra : aap ACTS o and heater ® con { marred PLASTERBOARD See M&M Motor Sales ECON MYC ED CARS, Priced right to sell Call after 4 [eed eee dae! Gate te -DEALER dollar on late model care. | 5, eens = yeleson| 2 ee ee 4 ne w Se ert bake Ave. | qaBign" plasterboard ........ 8 1.38, praycn Pains: 3 ve FT ee "Wg BUICE ¢ DR! GUNEE CAR curv 1:8 DELRAY CLUB value 5. lets, $39.50 value 48%” plasterboard ........ $ 158 AvENt = 220 DIXIE, wr wae A-l condition. FE 5 cope. leather trim. 2-tone finish, “$19.08. Lavatories, compiete with | 48:9" plasterboard... tte 490 8 Dore Bax E 2-068 or FE 1989 K) BUICK. ROADMASTER a rele ett neater Cuaseer ed orer Ghrome- mixing faucets $14.96. | xis ey stock, F 3 RICHARDSON. ALL a ee se re this beauty \eday. Just your car up: chests, These are factory mar eh 4210 == — | sjern Like pew Dest. otter For Sale Trucks 90 _ 20808 after 4:30 -| down, Easy OMAC. terms Pe bedroom sutter Aang bk ive. = (a8 fb. Crown coat 2.25, takes PE 3400 Hi|| SAE sine | Ea taae wun ese yihine Weer tow! . Living room suites fs “90 | He att | ; | ing room suites, $1950 up. Many KNOTTY PINE Piste PANELING ¢ Ha ‘Boh ee ae . oe, Gi he petty All 106 FORD PICK: oor mepale mileage. Must sell. OR On 3 740t. 'H aski ns Chev. other ftems. [gre eiRosraah Git’ bere 13 | 30 i. pertoretes t ‘0 | EAL fea BE SOLD AT ‘luxe ca MY 34403 21.000 CADILLAC 1955 HARDTOP CPE USE OUR EASY PAYMENT hcg weta penre ama! ts ui ie fogl de oe 138 | a REA anes PESOLD ST actual mileage Radio. beater, power steering bl sei Dina munwas OR LAY-A-WA | Red Wood Paneling. $220 per M50 ip of 60 f h ly CHEV. TRACTOR. GOOD CONDI-| brakes, 6500 Private. O68 apie 5-8071 en nites in 6 We buy, sell, trade anything ep Oak Fiooring as iia and so0 | ‘dxtlleidiimasonite 3.85 eelpped revary acacia ely | tion, Cheap MY 37202 | MAvtfair 6 €-3636 _ and loo a acres of | M ent Lag get 4xu fir Bh elbebas 5.05 venience ing ewoings Live 4) ChmeVvIE 4% TON PICKUP CADILLAC, 1941 te| 1983, cH CHEVROLET 30 000 i MILES OPEN DAILY 9 TO © ae qe rs. n= fo 3.00 room, 2 bedrooms. bathroom. | % C "ad mot ies snerieely | like new *Should be seen OR 37913. 4065 Athens Bt TSUNDAY 13 TO 6 BLACKETT Lee! wnoity, pine eed apy dinette & kitchen completely fur a Oskiads : appreciated mate eel Date Pics L & 8-SALES 4 mi. east of | LL thay sts tae 1u0 fir beard per 70.00 Sere by cures! Aisa aides | 1006 Erg va ee or pe Dew paint @ new | "64 CHEV. 2ND CAR. 9 ba Pow. 1 mi. of A MA 5-811 eeerde ces weeks by executive. Also w seat servers. Pontiac or Heol “eas hans. urn | 8161 Dixie Hw Clarkston | ist pine boa: yM %.00 ~ up. 10,000 miles, yery clean, pre | ee "Call Birm-| er glide. heater , cond. 3855 ree its on Auburn | | tava ae ee El —osiere wren | i * roll rock wool Tasuletion 2.20 pletely furnis same perfect | vate owner. MA 63 ee ham, Mt iin _Barkman off chatonville Rd. 0 AOR Tne | nc et Cone Nie Ane tag eee on, boca foe "ry igs, loadsa | BSA SEURCUET 9.20" EEUE | cana cbs, at _ * anda, Pay 62000 or ood Orchare | Win Damn Gower sult) Grade “a® birch dors. un $40 Foleo". F Stewert Bloomfield trade._3t_Mechante ATTENTION amen A pe To AESr mérred a - PLUMBING HOWARD LAR RE, 1 INC “CHE V ROLET a For Sale Miscellaneous 60)| 303 Orchard Lake Ave. SOY DELL PAINTS i a i] 2108 Orchard OM EMPLOYES EE APES EERE GALL e a 8PECIAL DISCOUNT BTA’ LIKE MAGIC! HOUBE. DELVE TO Tavier ee Cx, WITH "oer 1956 Demos On ail new 1988 Pontiacs Also we rack utility lrssiee, New electric | ogres ~~ s stairway, ea on Sux Caen tis . have for sale $0 used cars. saw. 2 shot guns. Call at, $26: ONLY! MAKE SURE IT's ODGK §, TON EXPRESS. ho money down. Open every ight te Putoam, of call PE €7387 be | xcnange “alot “bh Urea tery qood.| FLOOR CARS_OPPICIAL's CARS| “til & fore 1 pm CHURCH’ S — __ z= COURTESY CARs Keego Sales & Service Ae RON FT tes | Mt arene a _ BURMEISTER HOWARD LARE, INC PE pam b utpment until I sign up ANDERSON i . . SIXES AND V-68 z = : enough to raise the money I need LINOLEUM... Hoe, YD. Northern I ____ For Sale Pets 9 Sale Farm eo 76 DETROITFR | 9706 Orchard Lake Rd Keego 1953 Chrysler Sedan, R & by the end of March. Examples. j3¢ FLOOR TILE (9x9) Be | orthern Lumber Co. | ; 2 “8 DODGE. TON PICKUP Exc. 2 Doors—4 Doors H, teeri | at et hess jous the ee naled ees ni oal. | evretald Saal La TEM 33767 DachauunD REOISTERED U SE DT RAC TORS GREAT LAKES | shape TF 5a aE tie H: {tops—Wagons pblt EE J) os oe ate ett fat WB Seer 0 9 aang SN Tee as SOT AMESTCEY | | KEEMER | MQer meget gt ME, tee | Hardtont Wagons | auto. only S85. rain uae awe manned moses! | oat SMITH’S S, 257 S. Saginaw | re PL 14104 | _ tered red eaten! OL 20803 OF TRACTORS ALL SIZES AND | Unchallenged ore in eel La aod wo wating vprice Te on . SC HUTZ MOTOR sone, Ooi nt meses ere | LIONEL & AMERICAN = ORAMAN ‘SHEPHERD PUPPIES = MANES TEE TRADERS Pree a to tes nts dows | be colt tividually of NO CREDIT PROBLEMS 912 Ss. Woodward, B’ham Hiceting OR” 32048 sis on and 8 NS) rn rane aetle: | eae re eg AND CREDIT TERMS tmonth | bam we ge) CITY BEVERAGE CO. MI4-7811 Ko ea aed FLYER TRAI | Deluxe, portable. Lik j too " Ae low as teed vari- | Los aosy ; es FE +0134 PE ¢1112! our own finance deal _. used, but roy iomaree aa | pein cory eae vice od ina HOME WANTED j KING BROS. gata. ey too lar; ‘ NT Lt oon ae _ $1599 LM ho Tat oe ont. > not_junm | Set aclory pet te ates si Foot Soy RsTTAND TO Sa You | __ Open and et ae FE 40011 Po Will sell on fac wer. — es, ang att dition, 696. bell. wer k ALUMINUM COMBINATION wis TASKER'S a id HURON ST Part Pointer old part Beagle, __ PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE | Sa SONG TAILEA LIONT, JOST down pay- DOWS AND DOORS USED ELECTRIC : 2 lero I N ust YOUR ¢ DU CES. OUR ES | LORAIN MOT CRANE. es ' 2-5047. | Stop IN AKD GEE THE NEW | right Ur Sey eed | CHEV. 1989 yaad as sg Oat Tike onion eae sala, TIMATE. NO DOWN PAYMENT. | wheel drive. Soleg geet iy; WATER HEATERS | eee Pane Vabeeidace _shape 6299 _( ube Rd _ | “Bis heater and defroster Ture roast erkston SCO PARAKEETS, CARARIES, CAGES Toro & Fairbank: Morse Evans. DID YOU KNOW Peay pet ag your cat IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TION CO. , aversion ee and supplies. ‘s Bird Hatch- | juipment. 6507 Dixie Hwy. MA/ vi. can now buy @ modern re| of wo, Easy GMAC a Oe rest = 0Ty, 2489 Auburn Rd VE 4-6510./ _ $7878 or OR 3 8! conditioned mobile nome with low | terme. Highest Trade — Lowest Terms iba GROGLEY TION WAGON. _ tween 4:18 Sb Cm. - PARAREETS, OPALINES, CANAR: | MOCULLOC Ko dg a as - TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ree will rosters" and for tes. 1304 Clemens PE 4-0960. see 'e . H ki Ch ann “ANCHOR 2 FENCES _ ASH AND CARRY ARAKEETS CANARIES CAGES.| Sonny woodward = Nor of 1t TRAILER EXCHANG E aSK1nsS eV. | Www cvsn jo money down. errs err" Plaster bd. 1.28 Food “Sines 1037, $84 Oakland Ave. Mile Rd) Birmingham, Micb.| 28. Telegraph FE 618) Dixie Highway et MIS ALL KINO SIZE BARGAINS. Tos De eae se Sctaal R& FREE ESTIMATES. PE 5-747) | gyg'2%" Plaster bd., ce. $1.60! 80,000 DOWEX lifetime PARAKEETS BABIES AND CAN- dwest Open Eves. & Sun. ro MAple 66071 Open atten th ®| BUDGET PRICED FOR EASY H, t n d BaTHn0Ots PRT OR IRS Tas | Sac ecient 6 ae mineral pl ool aoe ae cingere. WL Melrose. FE) WATCH FORT Auto Accessories 80 = b Aue cal y $1395" ™ town kitchen races: rod || erms im . sd CHEVROLET 1648 PANEL. VERY rakes--on ter and ste | 25 Ibs tape joint OS 3.65 | Aa OR - , CHEVROLET. ne. PANEL. Sutsmatic water beater, | Poll nauls at 8.25 | WATER SOFTNER $380 CASH OR PARAKEETS—BABIES : FOR! AUTO GLASS SER _Bice, cheap. 197 §. Johnson. as: You maven SAVED SCHUTZ. MOTORS . | Rock 94) fake over monthly payments. 164 losed 8 WAIT , et OME | OMC FLAT 1 tana hardware, electrical supplies beg ca Elm wood, Clawson. Lincoin 4 $91 4th St FE 2-402$. Closed Sun Ginss installed while you w 1948 GMC DUMP. 14 BEPORE! ; Crock and tile galvanized cop-| 15 Ib. “sonia felt oa. nee VINE ieee LAST. | SS RAKEETS PETS SUPPLIES We use highest je of | rack dump. OR 3-7540 912 S. Woodward, B’ham er pipe and fitings. Lowe Bros. yatta pap de “on 33 WINDOWS and DANCEY'8 PET SHOP HUGE INVENTORY 15) leess2 fret) Be eet | nn BOWE DELAY ACT SOmAyt MI 47811 Lapeer Ra FE esa. Birch fis doors, 1% A KITCHEN CABINETS ayiaon. Be PEMALE ess Ors Setarde veal 1953 De Soto Sportsman BARGAINS MAKE AN OFFER! | ix" ane Sh clyalibgsd gi] rier haar year reed Brittany & Cocker pup. $10. PE| FERGUSON & NEW IDEA | 139 Oahland Ave. 47086 CHE V ROLET «RAH hite 2 Quonset buildings, type “A”. | Paints & varnishes 20 per cent off. | giders. and picture srintons | EQUIPMENT. 8A To 39 122. Sm — Hardtop, R&H, whitewall a en by fod win 9 BuyiNow itor hea: Savings. Kitchen cabinets. PHA 36 months | _** = Se ec rene eae) arnt ac AUTO PAR . standard end walls. 12 ft. Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. | PRT BEAGLE PU PUPPIES, REA-| PER CENT. DA‘ parts "Goes nen you PICKUPS tires and auto. Just your gteel side wall-door assemblies. | 6120 Bogte e Ra. Commerce Foie in and See Us on | —8nable. OR 36602 nect Ange OUT) Lay CHEVROLET Id do Must be sold at once Phone MI) _—oixEM_=—-3-2731__ __ , many BEAGLE PUPPY, PEMALE. Sans : SAN re Bick’s es AbTO PARTS ' SE FROM ; . | Old car Gown. 7-9400, A. T. Stewart, Bloomfield |{ WHEEL TRAILER & Tarp.| Window Prices—Our 28th to good home. PE 620% | HOUGHTEN & SON Hoyten' R 8 TO CHOOSE Oakland County’s Fastest SCHUTZ MOTORS es ln [OR 33m Year in Business | PowiRANIAN — TOY 2 MALES PE 010)" 2977 BRAND NEW Grow} eaier BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE. MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20 ; | 10 mos. AK _> 1061. 528-N. Main, Rochester OL _1-9761 Date 912 S. Woodward, B'ham 6 bp. $50 MI 42448 b all metal cabins OXNBOW WINDOW CO.! ReoisTeRED ENOLISH BULL | __ Auction Sales 77 Fer Sale Tires 80-A 1955 LEFTOVERS e781 mao oY, MI 47811 sIRCLE FLUORESCENT | FIX, Ae doe OF ert met ga 10265 Highland Rd. - M659 dog, 19 mo., female, proven. $100. : ee (es aS eS ~ MApie st, so large selection o i : a a ene ie ol lnwian for riten | cabinets. with and without lights | ———_™ Dire 24082 ae FOX TERRIER “PUP. | AUCTION SAT, Laas 3, START- —_ sieves walls, Pas ~ 3 a sectese. To be sold on first come, CHEVROLET in seDan. CLEAN, Se eee ee ee cs sal | qa ssneptional barusine! mee Do It Yourself 61 22, "on sae, ima) ip ere iow FE +0087. | _ first served basis. Under , nice _cond._191_ 8. Johneos. reation rooms, $11 95 value $5 at excep RAR eer | _ —— is ; WHITE WwW WALLS. NEW . —- CHEVROL’ | Pluorescent, 393 Orchard Li SAMOYEDS PUPPIES FOR SALE | Maple Rd 1947 Thee manana! Al 610 , 1 4 | 1004 . wie cerca ct Maniacn Wie | Aye wl, FOR PENT AKC registered Out of champion | tractor and cultivator (Other farm | tres Le ee me = dealer's cost. % and 4 Only, 14,000 miles. Ree- crescent. 393 Orchard Lake Ave. METAL CABIIFTS NICKELO | Pisor sander - hand sander - MY 31708 afer_<6 machinery & gailed riding mare | _enieed FE +000) se our orb | ton models. Big allow-| _seseblr_prieet. PE CCS __ hal OR: FURNITURE deon, beds, bow and arrow sel. | wall paper steamers—waners & HOROGOHBRED COCKER SPAN. | and saddle. Guernsey cow due NEW TREAD: mR OLD ef ta track WILL ACCEPT FE « froner. 3 piece sectional, occa- ¥ mers Oak- _spayed. MI 60168. about March 10. Quality of house-| tire casings, give you m ance for your o ruc 7 = =a ae moa chairs, bar stools, bab an Fue: | DOVES ALi PET | 0!¢ goods, several canary breed-| miles per Mer. Hawkinson E - txts. “ iia. ft | wipment, garden tools, pica! chard dake care: FE 5-180. wane Mice, pO A ing cages’ Training cages and ethod, or car, asy terms. enses. guns. compere, “and ride. ie ie me| Mable. ee chaired ‘ FOR THAT PET PROJECT AT! | weeks OLD WEIMARANERS| misc items, Meet. easy "hd Willi Tire Co Hurry! car ens Shiplap ...... 4°80 per 100 og. fi _dies_ FE 8 low prices, see Montcalm Build, ° 2c" hunting backround PE| prop Vernon State Bank Clerk : Ut eld oe : . BILL SPENCE Oak flo $8 per 100 eq. ft, | NEW AND USED FURNITURE: | ers Supply. 156 W Montcalm. | ‘5 949: Bob Wes. Auctioneer Phone By- 451 8 Gagina: Bt. ; Piumbing,: pipe stee) I beams Refrigerators, gas and electric PE 54712. teh |). 6.) ee ron 6261 = Servic 81 NORTH — CARS Houses ee Mie feroheciers: for! houserailers and | Toure ee Sete Dogs Trained, Boarded 70) jocrion sate Pri NITE Bab Auto S pllerad ce: @2_Oakiand Ave. __—SsWFE._—« 733 Garages to wreck L} —— ————~ ie nena Auction House 5080 Dixte Mwy. : i CHEVIE. RADIO, HEATER, UNION TRAILER EXCHANGE, PE 23200 Sale Musical Goods — 62 DOGS. CATS BOARD DOGS} between Drayton and Waterford CRANESHAPT ORINDING Bel 3 fad CHEVROLET direct! i glide. WRECKING CO INC. Pe STENO-TYPE MACHINE. | ~~~ | trained. Burr-Shell ie ‘8. Tele Nice chrome breakfast set gas | oles pe hese, rE _ Good condition. FE $8014 < . 1245 W Oa 2 _— ; ' | New Aurore asics see renas peal ACCORDIAN SALE ALL sIZEs | _graph. i ated ‘ wiectrie core Phalenbened i _— 1000 S.W oodward Ave. ry Sirty bdlowtonotl CLUB COUPE. @ To (i FoRDS. Ali GooD Cor, Orchard Lk -9200| chrome top uffet y Repairs, lesso Accordians jrai ra o = ie ay ee . : good transportation. OSA : Daily $:30-6pm Sun 10-2, riage, & baby scales. Figure ie) joaned free to beginners with ies | peey Orem Sy) coset Src cee Helin resker? lone _For Sale Motorcycles 83 Birmingham M1 4-2735 Wit eom Lake BA JEFFREY FOR LES. 2903. ul y) PRP LPL LLL Pe . BEEF AND PORK HALF AND | —ieet ew AND UaED | sany omnes laALPALPA ALL KINDS HAY.| ded). dressers. chests. steel base. Re ee Rs I. : OA 9-301) ata rvere (Opdyke SMa chet TE POWER MOWERS. ROTARY | eed BL Eau | aren) (eretm:® grouse UE snes Saracens van peaks loge Shand | Lficoneeh darts Davidson. Bee Harley kc FN PIS is} = CHEVROLETS Tot). —| Tiiins, POWER aPRAYERS | Oy tpiner PIANO. — x | pthslled MA tose Hew tuner. clahes, grapes mise. Bale be: Davidson Baie Co. “313 south: 183 FORD W TON PICKUP. O” | Mlaxicabs._ Inquire Es a had Or > PES i Ww. =) eceareraea a a a4 7 payments available WP Miler, | Draimich &@ Bach bis Gineount | second cutting Also straw Will | Batatg he Lunch room. heeled | _Segive an PORD % TON Fickor | Garden end Lowa Les hence $01 up Row! Produc _deliver OA 82170 3-2717 M ae prompt éisposal | Haetal& Accessories 165 €2_ Oakiand PE ¢7333 | . Needs be wg — a CORN. OATS iST & aND . CUT: honssbalg KO 880) FORD. % TON, SHARP Mie Rd, B tmipgham. _M1 46008. | PIANO TUNING, REPAIRS ; MR ting bay for sale MA 5-4 \Y WILL BELL ae Punic | eee a RD TON, CHASING Ri RAINBOWS? tone arace Voors NEW GALVANIZED PIPE, | _Archeabern Oxford OA S303 | 505 gate TIMOTHY aay, “rina | tion on the premises. located 3 “00 "PORE TON. isso 1008E FROM | eo Rt ieagtns faage | PIANO. TUNING AND REPAIR | “ cutting, aifaife, wheat straw and| miles south and 1 mile ext of ALUMA CRAPT BOATS "2 FORD SEDAN DEL REAB.. | +59 Pen case toe TO. CHOOSE ) eo io at) siege ing Osca, Schmidt PE b hand picked.| Romeo at 13420 29 Mile Rd, ca EVINRUDE MOTO ECONOMY USED C | "S$ Pont. Starchief ¢ dr. PECIAL OFFER | SAVE PLUMBING. 80 ad [saad eet Us Tues Feb 28 beginning at 13 2 MARINE SALES & SERVICR | 22 Auburn FE 4313! 63 Buick Spee 2 dr. R. # Berry all steel, fully guarapteed | 172 8 Saginaw 2100 RENT A SPINET PIANO wirl | 317) Gardner Ra. Oxford Fhome) i i oist ‘ Sa hee ELEORAPH ; ax "Mi Ford. Vie A ne rh From $35 and up. Estimates on | option to buy later All money OA 8-2764_ Shake inp cosas to heif- _422_ 8. = 1953, FORD cm Fon PANEL . remodeling free OLD Veer RFPAIRED. 70 pela mn willhne) credited! te yost || OAT cAND WHEAT (STRAW ONAL na ementnne rocuce restr: sant Re yA" r “ } cuovie 3 2 en B nk ‘Sones. > { ’ . e » ¥ * Sahl 8. Paddock Door sar 9.0203 i ses Pat ta) pew earace doors. | haate-rate Gallagher's. 18 E. Hu- | Seuhiocs 610 M15 Ortonville, ent and bar poultry Neale P AINT TE) 5 FRI RE v FORD § S AL E S rel ; “ Terms FE 4-56 — —— ~—__ - Mich! ; Engel Prop Pau| Hillman auc- ahs A #301 te NCE Sun. MI +1764, S CLEARANCE — POWER MOWERS ew & USED pomTABLES Wil Celageee te me Harca eye | 32ND CUTTING ALFALFA MAY.| tloneer, Romeo Sevings Bank ' BILT § PEN ; custom 3 a Deeigr'Cont ftca'age Ags gua | MViMh icin Chas Peat | ote De Bm ea a ee | aybaugnh s ae re uo, tfanem S -h sewing machine within a ra = |L E @MA ART AUCTION SALE; in et a 2 i Bette Pet et tenttiies| Hogi ge, eter see (OERDAPDET PAO SS Oar son GALES NICE DRY OATR-AND | cited atl Apel Meeacn gah pp 8 OM A ag Surgnone it on erszon JEFFREY FORD SALES South Woodward (Worth of el cee GE +e nD FF-ioNa oasea straw, 40 cents bale. OA Good | vei eetes fg used furniture | FE CENTU RY OATS ue: Kory wecker: Mile Rd.}. Ritwimencan: Phone CK = 3548 — aos ( Ting R _ Midwest | sds tnd 4 ft wide. Very good condi | Sale Office -¢ Equipment 63 3000 BALES MIXED HAY. ALPAL- | HAVING SOLD MY FARM, I WILL TROUAN YELLOWJACKET sidewalls, EM 3-4002 sel) os A CABINET SINK. & IN. HEavy —‘on_ EM + Ae ~ ~~~ “fw brome. timothy no rain 2/ sell at Public Auction on the tT CURY MOTORS-TRAILERS 1953 Chev. Sedan, R & H, Sie dette. fs age steel Faucets traps excel. PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE, pxecurive DESK. writ. Miles from Clartstoo PE 2014 | Revises toes pirminchem or | CADILL Ac ALUMINUM BOATS = FF. 5-9485 FE 44531 rall teal! _port_Ra. fect condition. 678 cash $660 Mao | Building supplies. OR 31217 OR |"“er desk Remington 14° noiseless STRAW, @ CENTS & 45 CENTS A| 941 ™) Fast of } oe “west | INLAND) LAKE SALES | . , | and whitewalls, a stea ] 30048 #12 =~ | typewriter and 2 chairs, all for, bale, potatoes. $125 for 80 lbs ef iRechester at (Geslidaal ieee = a ise race | . s| at only $795 YOUR CREDIT I 1S Cant —BINKS FROM 30996. | = pAeROUD ) WRECKING CO. | $85 Royal electric typewriter, late, Cail MA 41620 before you come | pt, HOcbeser at tess Coolkige 3177 W. Huron 8t | SO Chev. Sub. ....... $395 aaa, af GOOD HERE Sinks ‘to build tm from ($3.05 | 2901 Dixie Hwy FE 5-0108 | model, $250 152 8 Saginaw,| EE Clark, 47720 Pontiac Trail, | Roads first place south of Hilly | PE ©7121 PE 1 ey ed nick $645 SCHUTZ MOTORS Double sinks from $9 95 A. | INCH sort PIPE § FT 360 basement Fagie Theater | Wixom Acres Farm the following on FIBER GLASS MATERIALS 6 1 Ord Pickup a. - | 9125. Woodward. Bh SO USED CARS | ont been poowy 00/18 Shetty ee es Pump : STFROTYPE MACHINE 2 YRS | F “Sal e Live a ke 72 Sat Fe ‘$6 beginning at To cover your boat. deck and 'S](;\f{C Panel __....$498) ood war am W RRY COAL STOKER FOR SALE mae "UMBING 8U SCE sn old Used memes) oneers or Sale Livestoc oa oleh ieiee ty | All) suste lnees | eis belcene aed eee ees ESRI 12 ft vent. $595) M1 47811 E CA MA 63900 agin 2 extra paper 0) 12 50 new and i -1 eo | einforce: stics : i Vv ae oO ee YOUR NOTE = =< 38 tal. 6 shot Detective Special. a 2515 Lapeer (M24) Road about; Near New McCormick Tractor) ra ath Soe ‘he Le bd | 1965 8TORM WINDOWS GET OUR With 200 rounds of ammuatition 2 miles south of Lake Orion -Two Corn Planter Near e c- Everything aie 4 ee LPPLY, F IO NUT pee PS LOW. LOW WINTER DISCOUNT! Holster, grip filler. perfect con- roomy ~ box stalls avatiabie for| Cormick 7 ft Tractor Monet) OWENS MA La Ff ON TIAC’S ONLY 4 FE 42575 — and Side | atetne Must bave, Police permit | poarders Beautiful safe riding| A-1 Cond. McCormicW Row Corn | 366 Orchard Leake Ave. = EXCLUSIVE LOOK! whee 1958 BUICK SPECIAL ENOINE & Roofing and Siding to purchase $50 00.- 54 Lorraine | country, Call Rodney Wilson, FE4-| Picker Al Cond 16 ft Cult wend hfe Besa . Lo. rere a w plete, $300 1955 Ct FE paler | eral $-2053 packer, Single, 16 M Beit Grain VeRcuURY OUTBOARD MOTORS TRUCK DEATIR Plymouth ¢dr. V8 engine Buick radio. ‘8 OR +74, Combination Doors PCUNS. BUt > SELL — TRADE | G00D TEAM OF BAY HORSES | Noe uc Oweeee cith ‘wee! Tpas | Soles @ Service FE) 2008 in : Rit uipped Piue- ——— ~9WHEF! TRAILER $45 Insulation ~ \_Manley Leacn 10 Bagley St. | || | scant sbowt, 1x00 204 $2300 OR et Rack, Neat New, McCormick EVINRUDE MOTORS Tomes r | Oakland at Cass peiot, Whitewalis. other 82 Hudson GUNS-RUY-SELI.-TRADE ford. ~ Corn Shelier_ 2 Walsh Corn Cribs boats and gator traile ie) arora era 5 ae mo tio. GALLON USED FUEL 1Oli M. A. BENSON __Burr-Sheil 378 8 Telegraph | HORSESHOEING DONALD LACY 1000 Ba Can new 13 Potato top ines in tee For Sale Cars 91 x a , ORIando 342410 549° N Saginaw FE 2541 1K ie Re Ou a AVE | Ortontille 86F13 Crates Prodi ice 800 bales wee vee ee Ls p A D arte a che rime: ipsa Pid ats R&i, overdrive, turn i DRAW TITE HITCHES ®OMEX, BY THE COIL, 4c PrR COMPLETE LINE | STANDING AR SfUD OHEUET | wniie Seas ferme, Cam 30" RELI A'S HARDWARE 4 Pusinese, pleseure camping bectiap Ii near alent pee i ail bo or a ane. nr ult . Pahoa bey a F 2 3 . CHROME, OR CADMIUM 7c ea Main & range fuse boxes, ‘A Deen ae ee Ball Lea Wayne Morse. 318 ae Koss, Auctioneer, Chester Chat 4) vote gt Adame Auburn 1951 “QNICK ¢DOOR SPECIAL HQ! uses yment. Call FE o.83. A Ask for ED $995 G A Thompson OF MINNOW S AND St. Rochester Olive 6-148] field. Prop ; Heights, FE 28811 Low meee. original owner. no | 1982 Pontiac $ cy! 2dro Pully| Mr Hackett, Rogers Sales and The kind that bot to the frame Perry si - LIVE RAI : SAT FEB 2) AT 1 PM FURNI vew pow BOATS 640 FE 46010 rust rpotr 473 OR32216 4018 touipped Beauliful condition| Service, 695 Auburn Ave. r"y? Bovina. 326) Dinle Hwy RED JACKET ei ett PUMP. \W R 1 eS Sale Farm Produce. 78, we Ch Ga) eu Nd ate “evenings _ ___, Lakewood Dr, Watkins Lake throughout er A DR 3-1456 _Like new $40 FE. ee ¢ Kent Icé Shantres AS ore etc Antiques too including f- \ INRUDE “MOTORS “1955 M Curl y — ae 1 i 1 Club Sedan New ELECTRIC LIGHT. Fixttres SEPTIC TANKS and Ski Equipment APPLES $1 BU UP. HOMESTEAD) oval white marbie top table. With 99 ype REPAIR EXPERIENCE igs BUICK SPECIAL “CONVER Lee et Lmicat A (sul we te Ores" dors every Sroom rin ess pouse REINFORCED CONCRETE ANDERSON HDWE Orchard $460 Orchard Lk Rd cherry base medium size copper Chrisceati bostahits | awle) Light (wleeaiesp Custom 4 Door newest 1955 designs Terr eva) we 46428 3872 Eliz Lake Rd. fale ENS); eo APPLES, $1 BU GP HOMESTEAD, ‘kettle, chair much attract! 5 Lone Star boats Excellent condition $1308 Call ve 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook, ¢dr Dining room, sloss value $595 SINKS FROM #805 82-QALLON| a187 Oe re LOR ATS Oreharc $460 Orchard Lk Rd.| sbrec Al ways produce mm TONY'S MARINE SERVICE | _S-8714 between 4 & 7 0 Original powder biue finish. i Slight! slectric water heaters $70.06. 1G3 DRESSED 25 CENTS LB) TC! Qtr T an eee Orchard take ieee BUICK CONVERTIBIE EX- : factory irreguiars, Michigan Flu. 30 eal eas eaters. 56 ‘REE PAREING FOR, ig Cans PICS, DEEtri before 3, or al day | TTuAly Auction op MMO Just por SCOTT-ATWATER — | esileot condition ike new 000, 2062, Dades Oorones Club | 244, orescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave stain eeniP Lah, a = | ___ Sundar 6 am to 2 5 m_ , —Sat_& Sun account OF 1 Eanes : Outboard Motor | sme Bee ks een SEDAN performer. eo fable FE fm | fre motor $7080 value $9999 Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Ss F Equipment 76 st tne Lake Orica Rows, a ere os _Clean throughout FE 3-Th 149 Pootiac Chieftain # ey! 2dr LARRY meses Te SERVICE STATION Slightly crate aired lee Rc ~~ y= _ Sale Chie =quip < Trice : : t THE Lt A WAGNER CO ~ 1955 | BU 16 ie 2 Der Ni 5 R H xtra clean eee vain compressor OR 2/1486 oF el ee Seyacorcherdl| A-! TOP SOIL. CRUSHED STONE IVS THRU : 1. g eer Qparne Radia, eater 2 ton int and PN ae EROME FRED sTARDING TOILETS $9 9s tavelave | Band eravel thu ie Conklin.) AAA BUYS THRU “© | For Sale Housetrailers 7 : of See Taiko MOO mies A vere eee CLARKSTON i oe | 1119 od FE 2-887 — apt fe iRo COME. IN ET's L : : Rie oct 4 : z : Wacnbor'e aks = ee 83 STEN ERWA RE ATTENTION TRUCKER 3s AND cont al le _ e p 3.fT 2 BEDROOM MIC HIGAN Cte poste Les moor ia ed ae nt Slee ' MOTE MR SALES ROCHESTER Libraries DEALER * Facton aes yo Aen OB Repvicel for 6 Coe Puy aed ial Th fo are new 66 models We Arrow, 1894) 5% ering Beets pa mrets motors Plains OR 3-1355 : 32 dnp FOR MORE THAN 30 Leer a oP i Sao . j 1 j rice oT.-your oa orm s ii ) t i ra EB OPICMBING SUPPI4 or ita Reasanabie eeetingl raed (gravel asUrenes 1) e0™ §top | prices C 4 OXFORD Lays eee 1. 1955 BUICK CHYRSLER — PLYMOUTH GOOD PLACE _TO BU 172°8 Saginan FE Plone O4KL ese #JARS afler 4pm and Sashabaw For information ae aod rotary tillers 2. HP i LL. UR ni | x ( a ay IN BOAT SPPCTAL HARDTOP Open @ am to pm daiir {~ “195? E ORD - 4 OORT 3a gat rede Tie neATER ; 4 SHOR . va eee GRAVEL lé-in tiller poles hee We 5 WORKS WO TO? ; : at _MA 6-514) = | Radio, res white walls 2, tone ba uto , SHOWERS — COMPLE hi tiller 139 50 up { T : | > ] ef : PAE | a paint owner Ge or Cab sinks & ‘ttings = = $5990 up SH pene curta.g. $60 and fill dirt FE 8&I79@ or FE _Wheel uate ieuecce omy riding OU er Giles 1809 8 Telegraph FE 2-803) a tes absolutely the sharp pacaaey te mreod auert $18 6 temic valve mo 3 qesrator ies, 80877 “¢d —peivEw A? tractors. all implements stewart Com hee nave Jalouse wine AND BEUI | WE NEED ent “a Troan Oatle ret ie ea a’ gr oc me >, 7 o ; Rot y Ae no wer s. airbanks- i : A a ad =| F * oa “rT 5 i! 5 an elt 4540 172_8 Saginaw St faue ts gi8 rt Toil tata 30 s0 value es ans pei = secre sin, nde mowers Get wae . ats cm als eee ee Transportation Offered 87 W ILL Tt AK E LRAT | Drayton Piains OR, 136 Firat Q Qu TALITY § FT BATH These are factory secon- 43371, or FE 4-274 our price! ae : ne oak ge ( \] ] MID 1s | 4 ra | “ 1955 FORD CUSTOM | 2 DOOR 6 tabe $4950, B grade toilets we ‘ogam Fluorescent. 2303 Onh Bele — mo | Reel type iawn mower $128 Mi lee ronger eonstruction CARS TO CALIF, BEATTILE Emesou at oii i ED CARS | } Cylinder Radio heater aulome $10 DS: 32x21 Aovible xinks, $1495 3 ake Ave DRIVFWAY GRAVEL, FILL, RICH fEyxceilo special $79 =ee : mautt Balt Fla Le Averii Auto Sales 20200 ASK FOR THERASIIIR Gen teensm ste ny hand basins from 81088 G A — - binck dirt for lawns Delivered = Jon Bean garden & orchard 87d A wens Meee ') -Disie Hwy FE 2-0878 Se clean a pan rest eee SPEC tal QUANTITY PURCHASE Fe. ¢-6388 sprayers, 2 HP reg 6150, special ‘ole eons seen ee pees Con NORTH PART 82 BUICK SPRCIAL EXCELLENT Trad iit OV A] RD | ARE. INC. - owes : O cain vas wal: Were Ny 2 : 16 -y' San P ee STORM SASH Ce ene ee OE ey i. LEES SAIFs & SERVICE : oo ee, re suner Ce omnis oe : _ COMPANY CARS Cais CLUB COUPE. ork Roast ; We 20 . . ewacan Lwipanes HARD HEA SLAB Be DA 921 Mt Clemens St FE }oain Be race j 3 compete the ies ime THA r z 2 BUICK SPECIAL LIKE NEW OFFICIAL STGARS reclini seats Best offer 3441 leat pera 72 ; “a ae doors “Tom “TOW price! Hens De ie Ny. rr 5-086 two ALLIS CHALMERS G > TRACTOR Ee ee Tats a oo veo "Per ry Bec ater Tp = rr Testi As Yor NEW ONE rey ey (oR & : - , “TE AG)RQ ae sf26 (th mower end snow pic Ue : cE pie Fey Teeth Mak’ for 3 INES |wupson "as DR com, Bs & I ory Mee I E 4.6089 SEASONED HARD FIREPLACE jwhesl trallen tr 2 hows tare 2 NTe Jere or more on our lot et Inc Agent OR 2046) __ Troy - ma BRAND uy SON 48 4 Beef Roast, $35 Vem ts 9m So mood PE Cee) 2 ”~SC«* I, ‘erows| cut “saw! Phote MA QS UD tow used trailers inet Wanted) Used) Cars 9y68 | BEICe See cten 7 DOOR ITS As Low A vider _} MAS: ce Sees Eve! Spare Ribs $35 SAVE ON DOORS. WARWICE’S, QUANTITY TREE nore ot hak _ 5-124 a; we will sell ene rental plan | Dypaflon Wacte, Bester: 1, low mile | As Low A8 ion LINCOLN ps ee Lae weeks - © 39 02678 Orchard Lake Rd __ ice siabs 2124 Siiverbe ; FORD & F & F jar RGUSON Open ote ie) weenenr: Bun ena nce WANTED CLEAN J CARKNER 8TUD BAKER | . : Sta : . se OPDYAE MARKET — *©,07, PRITARNICA JR ERCY For Sale Pets 69 TRACTOROWNERS | cevtouen mone MY 20721) ND. SHARD. BRING TITLE, Myc) Ce) MERCURY SBR BE eae w oe DVI : ee one ro guanonany bookcase $78 _For aie ets re eth aa leatcieel yout tractors pt) Lame fl ot eke Orica yon bee bp WAITINO AT S| BL ae La my ARDTOP | _ tkneaniceion Paeer by aiton at vke +097 : Oxford Trailer Sales can offer ! dio-heater Highest er, lens your farm or business place Mo- ca ' ' This !s @ beautiful Super, dark | tc FOR BALF ELECTONIC FI. ABA SURPLU S LU MBER. & ARC SCHIPPERKE, PU P Fue for tune-up. brakes and clutch ore for_leas anytime” ____| GLENN S lue top, light blue body R&H _,.| mileage FE ¢1243 after 6. (Strooe Flash I), New bat fee erie lgntiy Work @ specialty Genuine re- 1054 CHAMPION, 36 FT. GOOD automatic transmission exe rub | \\'e need 200 cars to fills) skRcuRY MONTEREY 6 DR series goog condition Phone FE WATE RIAL SALES Co: ee dasa ete or yey y placement parts used Experi condition, $2000 Call OR 37023 MOTOR SALES ber exceptionally clean ‘in every . i “Mercomatic radie, beater. white- NEW AND USED LUMBER AHvetire sTUD FLD. CH ER "RCCd and reliable. Geo Crospr. © piscoUNT CLEARANCE SALF 284 8 Saginaw St Wel 7311), cespect Vu vuade Eeopee Awe our big Woodward Ave) wan'tires Beautiful 2 tone green ron Aare CHEAP “OIL TANK & larce stock of reclaimed brick ; ly. are os wee 1637 Petrolia. Pontiac. Cail EM New mobile homes t Seve waNTED — JUNKED OR uUsED Sales 64. Oakland E2231. lot Get isa], finish Evanoil floor ee See OC ew flush doors from’ $550 up. — ar y iy. _3-5271 ee 4500 «35 «oft)=— save $600 6 ft cars. any make any model Top 409 BUICK SUPER 2-DR, ONE nue iot. (set our appraisa CARKNER STUDEBAKER 1210 Taylor Rd ‘oft dosiyn _ Get pur prices and save So ——————— McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Save $1,200 15 ft Save g280 ° $83 paid owner 45.000 actual miles, R&H. hefore you.trade Birmingham #3410 FROZEN CU STARD. | MACHINE Insulntion building boards | BOXERS SFLLINO OUT ALL OUR Rentals, Parts & Repairs down § per cent finance Genesee 7 BY PNT TOM NR [Seem cee tape lens ee | - - SHARP ‘51 MERCURY 41 and cooler OR 3-4555 ce ing tte felts shingles dogs puppies and grown, Fawn [890 Crooks 2 _ MI 60446 Sales, 2101 Dixie Hwy FAS IES sidewall tires No rust This car | \ ; aint R&H overdrive, tore B24" x @ %e BOILER PLATE s .and door hardware — brindle Ail AKC registered 509 CHICK ELECTRIC BATTERY 1953 MODERN HOUSETRAM ER. 2% FE 56219 170 BAGLEY 8T = can't be equalled tn “tit, Pontiae signals. excellent condition. Can riveted high pressure tanks FE §340 ne ghland Rd M59 OR 3-7092 No reasonable offer refused Con- brooder Misc noultyy eatipment ft Cal] FE $7331 aft 6 pm UP TO $30 FOR JORK & CHEAP fan by vandied for 825 down and be handled for $28 down and : 23 PER CENT OFF ON DISCON- _fress 42443 Also 1000 feed 6 ‘fh galvanized : cars FE 2-2666 days or eves small monthly Permente Call FE small monthly payments. Call Mr. G _& M BAW SHARPENING SERV tin sed ieee colors Warwick's, BOSTON PU! PIES. 835. —-_poultry_netting FE 2-9602 | TS ANTeD SCRAP CARS: 7 Besos Ask er Ru Bien, Rog: CH VROLET Rieck at 29555. Rogers Sales Bend see t imant 00d 6 1T is, Be : re yen eae SS Mich. Chain Saw Distr)’ | YOUR,LIFE'S MADE Ph OR 34511 burn Ave _Snd Service, 696 Auburn Ave. -made and repaired A.J ‘Sawer CHINCHILLAS W =i (TKE I%p - tas - Rr iN “ MERCURY, RADIO. sharpened Tacn mowers sharp- Tbe St Lu nher terior decorating done, with Chin. SALES SERVICE AND RENTA EASIER ‘th yh Class [Ite HIGH DOLLAR is¢ Bvick HARD TOP RADIO. 1000 Voodward Ave. 2 dr. overdrive ened and farts Gis@ um er chiling In exchange for labor MA- MY 35821 15 Front Bt MY 348i) 7-/ ENE OUR ON aS Stl nich | gredn esed| laare)) W beeie hevely es ed Bi h MI 4.2735 | MERCURY 0600 2255 EB. Waiton FE 5-7835 BPS paint Also Soread Satin and | ple $9073 WE ARE REDUCING OUR ng fied Ad To solve every | need them Drive the extra miles, |' Glean car OR ised aher ep Eur am 3 5 Rest offer takes, 443 8. REACH CASH CUS- Geia Bona r bese. Hard- | COCKER spaniet ? PU Pri yentory See our complete line ie y it ba! pay you wel). Dizi Bt. ; ° ware pine bins electrical sup- | ‘olor. a el farm equipment ‘ohn Deere New! day prot lems « yu ickly, dial He ‘6 BUICK ROADMASTER RIVI- x Fer D - j TOMERS tQeouah Caos, Het Wea hrbact als | Bat Semin A BE aaa Gees Jaya eT CASWplT | Me mage Rs ARE a orene |. EEE fied Ads, Call FE2@1St\ fe ase on. Fees rernigeon Bo OReenleat * | Sor is ee neo or >1288 # p.m, } 6128. OL 10634 tim Ne A * 1 age A ‘ ; ae » * i « é Be 4 e ! 4 ; 4 k \ Al * 2 ay ae | 5 . Plasterboard at Burmeister’s ers. 3) f 1 a 2 bed- Lenzi wat ce can sey purchased on r ren! e plan. a wdeals adele s” s “credit life pol- no extra cost sharp late mode! cars, COMMUNITY ‘4 Ford Con : 43 Studebaker ve Npatuosante $3 Pontiac, R&H. Hydramatic ‘83 and '62 Packard, Petrictan ‘$2 Ford V8 phe ay "62 DeSoto V8, 23 mi. er 2855 Barkman off Clintonville F 7 ‘93 CHEV LOADED WITH EX. pee te” be seen lo appreciate ae 4 THIRTY-EIGHT 91 For Sale Cars ] COMMUNITY MOTORS’ oo ee f 7 / ‘ q 4 For Sale Cars * ‘9 ” For Sale Cars * 9 - a1 A cn PONTIAO .SEDAN 3+¢ TONE PAINT HITE WALL | : TIRES, UY EQUIPPED. ne po VERY | LOW AGE, | rE #173 Wi PQNTIAC +DR R EXCELLENT ri Manning, Bargains 1955 Olds 88 2 door, R&H, Hydra, one owner, low mileage beauty... . $1998 1988 Chev. Bel Air, R&H,, BIG SALE! whitewall tires, bright — color $1695 1954 Buick Riviera Coupe, R&H, red and white with | eee ee eee ee ee 1954 Pontrac 2 door, R&H,| I Hydra., whitewall tires, clean inside and out eis 1953 Cadillac Sedan, oS 6 Word Country Sedan Station Wagon .......... : $2206 $2305, | - aes | "MS Oldsmobile 98 4 door . ‘SS Buick Super Riviers “te Buick Bpecia) Riviera . 7196 { | "ss Plymouth 3 door ........ 61208 | : j "88 Pontiac Cataiing ......... $1906 | ‘M Chevrolet Bel Air 3 door $1406 i ‘S4 Bitar Chief Catalina... 1400 | “M Buick Super 4 door .,..... alle "HM Pontiss 0... 61088 COMMUNITY MOTORS | 1953 Olds 98 dix. H oliday | | owner, R&H, Hydra, steering, premium aime sidewalls) 2..-.--.. $1895 1953 Olds Sedan 88, R&H, | Hydra. A real sharp car | conengead Boladeded $995 | 1953 Mercury Sedan R&H, Mere-O-Matic $895 | Coupe. full power, Hy- dra, R&H, elec. windows! ' and seat, red and white . $1495 11952 ee New York- er 4 door Sedan, terrific value at... .2:....-.- $545 1952 Chev. 2 door, Power Glide, 2 tone green, white- wall tires ......... $595 1952 Dodge, gray, 4 door sedan ..........55. $A95 1951 Cadillac Sedan, R&H, | Hydra, whitewall tires! eee eee eee en see SLOOS NOTHING DOWN JUST GOOD CREDIT 1950 Chevrolet. 1950 Hudson 1949 Nash 1948 Pontiac 1948 Plymouth 1946 Ford Conv. transportation Scott Lake Rd 1966 PONTIAC e710 4 «DR. » SEDAN : Hydramatic, push button radio, under seat heater, defroster, turn signals. back up lights, windshield , washers, etc A real buy Cail OR 3-0288 1954 Pontiac Club Sedan, extra nice at only $1145. SCHUTZ MOTORS 912 S. Woodward, B’ham | MI 47811 ‘1058 PONTIAC LBAPARI STATION Wagon, FE ¢-5076 after § pm. | ee tj PONTIAC ‘48, ¢DOOR, HYDRA- white sidewall tires $1645 | eee at transportation. $100 , x dition. MA 61600. Call afer 6 pm 1 ‘90 PONTIAC 2DR HYDRA RA- dio. heater Take over payments | _57_N_Roselawn ¢@ pm_ | ocr W. Haupt Pontiac Sales 1984 Pontiacs, com care, of- | ficial cars & demo's. All series | and mod Place order now! for early delivery, As low as, ae Your trade- Ea eens: ! Main st, | Open ‘bight ‘ttl @ MAple 6-360) $4 PONTIAC ORIGINAL OWNER. | A-] condition. $1350. 4485 Motor- | , Dr. weekend of evenings | | 1955 PONTIAC STAR | CHIEF CATALINA .’ Has radio heater. bydramatic white walls power steering and bower brakes One of the sharp- est Pontiacs in Oakland County Get ready for your vacation now H an Welt 4540 Henly Hwy Drayton Plains OR ‘v1 1p47 PONTIAC ow CONVERTIBLE. Standard shift, $50. FE 2-04 “83 PONTIAC ~ CATALINA. won't Mey & cleaner one! FE 2-123 1952 Pontiac Sedan, heat- er only but a nice car for onl SCHUTZ MOTORS 912 S. Woodward, B’ham MI 47811 “@ FONTIAC BUSINESS COUPE | Rune ks good Niee ear. ies mite Birmingham # PONTIAC ¥DR HYDRAMATIC. | R&H, very clean New overhaul Fine rubber, €2 and take over a fester FE 61521. Mr Hackett efore m Rogers Sales sl Service, os Auburn Ave 1658 PONTIAC NICE LOOKING, | A-1 condition Want someone to _ take over payments Can see own | _er_after J pm 35_ O'Riley ‘M4 PONTIAC +DR 8C craton sedan Hydra. extras. A-1 sha rise and white Orig owner L Oe | Phone THE PONTIAC | = FRIDAY, FEBRU CARY 24, 1956 WE ARE We are happy that the word 1s out.’ We have proof from you, Our Customer, that almost everyone that comes to Bob Frost buys a New or Used Car. Remember folks, by buying a New or Used Car from uP you.are signing our pay check, and as long as we continue to sell 50 cars a week, we will sell our New and Used Cars at these Low Prices. Here Is a Typical Price at Bob Frost, Inc Brand new factory fresh 1956 Mercury Custom Hardtop Coupe, with pysh button radio, heater, Merc-O-Matic, turn signals, backup lights, O.B.A.C, glove and luggage compartment lights, sales tax and license. Delivered to YOU for $2,599.73. 1955 MERCURY $1895 1953 BUICK..... $1045 pues ean oe Riviera Hardtop Cpe., 2 driven by a : company VeGG Nell, Oy tes executive: clean inside and out. ISSG FORD? .... $2295 1955 FORD..... $1745 Faitlane Victoria, R & H, Ford Matic, white- walls, P. strg., 2 tone, Victoria, 2 tone black and yellow, R&H, Ford- O-Matie, whitewalls. like new. 195§ LINCOLN. .$2795 1952 BUICK...... $745 Capri Coupe, 2 tone, full Super 4 door, R&H, power, R&H, white. Dyna, whitewall tires, 2 tone finish, ready to go. walls, very low mileage. 1951 PONTIAC.. .$445 2 door 8 cyl, R&H, Hydra, US. Royal Master tires, very clean inside and out. 1954 LINCOLN. .$1845 €apri Coupes, R & H, whitewalls, full power, 2 to pick from, take your choice. 1955 MERCURY $2295 Convertible, R&H,) 1951) CHEV... $465 Merc Matic, full pow- Deluxe 4 door, R & H, er, very low_miles, yel- Power Glide, 2. tone low with black top. gray, very clean car. BOB FROST, AUTORIZED CONTINENTAL, _ LINCOLN-MERCURY, DEALER 850 S. WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM M16-2200 HAPPY . White tires. 2 tone GARENER STUDEBAKER 1951 Stude. Club € Cue) Pirminghes - MI_ts419 JEROME Champion with overdrive | 2 at only $295. Bling dielest condhion, white} — OLDS-CADILLAC SCHUTZ MOTORS | Gres. Private owner. Ortonviie| Cass at Orchard Lake =| 912S. Woodward, B’ham | ee. ____ FE 8.0488 M14-7811 | OLDSMOBILES — |"betd “rosin ‘ee nov moner fy SULTS PANELS eoupe 7 , ‘# Pontiac club coup: 188 paver a8 JE FF REY FORD SALES Jacobson s Motor Sales Bere Som Crane HH ARDY ( PS ee see BROueHTEN S1SONG | peers meen | erie AND "y Always a good lect wo MEEELEE ng| FORDPICKUPS © | ahvtte Coevrote Sateg os a ne na ee \" lor c A - OL i a 4:30. “ ee nina HURON MTR. SALES SC UDERARER 1950 CHAM 8E- power. Pe et. a pe ee 20a | 197 @ Johetson sees ' Transportation SPECIALS Is Today SEE FE} DAY! 1058 Pipmonthieeee ses Oe 1953 Ford). -« wo e«- $395!'52 Olds BB ......... $795 1952 Studebaker ....$375 1951 Studebaker ..«.$245 1950 Mercury .......$295 1951 Plymouth ......$195 1950 Olds 88 ........ $345 1951 Henry J -.-.... $ 75 1951 Pontiac ........$375 1951 Chevrolet ......$195 1949 Olds 88 ........ $185 1951 Kaiser .........$198 Some Have Radios and Whitewall Tires NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham MI 4-2735 §|'S2 Mercury 2 door. |\Radio & heater. | 51 Dodge adio & heater ell tires, automatle sransuleeina, A beauti- ful car. "82 Merc. Cus. Cpe.. $595 Automatio transmission, radio & heater. $495 } one owner beautiful car. Radio & heater Fluid Drive real sharp car. 50 Mercury Radio & heater. very nice one owner car. | CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY | Case at Pike Sta. PE ¢3585 “83 Packard 2 dr. Fully ‘equipped New paint. $906 “83 «Studebaker Champion R&H Very clean 6505 eee eee ee He eS sedan WO MONEY DOWN, JUST A O60B rating will have you driving . West Side Used Cars heb pnd where overhead ts low eave mekes & models to choose from 11954 Mazurek Motor Sales South Bivd at Woodward PE ¢0587 1053 PACKARD CLIPPER DE- luxe Club coupe Radio Heater Automatic transmission. White- wall tires. Very clean. Only 8805 HOWARD LARE, IN¢ 7708 Orchard _Leke _Ra Keego Plymouth Club Se dan, R&H, auto. trans, $895. | West Side Used Cars o33_W. Huron: FE +2188) OLDS 1966 DEMOS SEVERAL TO from Choice of models | i aaah Ae low as your ear down. 36 months on balance. HASKINS. CHEVROLET-OLDS Oakland County's Fastest | Growing Dealer a cet “ter cE, | Savoy, | 00 2 LITTLE HOT SPOT °$§ Chevie 2 dr...... $1545 *5§ Dodge 2 dr...... $1595 *55 Pontiac Catalina $1950 $4 Pontiac Wagon. .$1545 "54 Plymouth Belve. $1145 *$4 Pontiac 2 dr.....$1045 2 '53 Chevies $895 is $ 845 *52 Pontiac 4 dr.....$ 645 "$2 Chevie 4 dr...... $ 575 "$2 Ford 4dr..... 12 $ S95) *S2 Plymouth 4 dr...$ 525 51 Buick Hardtop ..$ 640 *S1 Buick 4 dr....... $ 470) "51 Olds 4 dr........$ 470 *51 Plymouth 4 dr...$ 325 *51 Chevie 4 dr...... "$1 sler 4 dr... '$ 195 REIMENSCHNEIDER __DODGE-PLYMOUTH | Br.” eS wit rae FE 36131 SCHUTZ MOTORS 912 S. Woodward, B’ham M14 7811 ‘SM PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE Radio heater Excep tionealiy nice | ondition CARKNER STUDEBAKE R Birmingham ss MT._s«44- 2410 New Credit * — Plan RAVE YOU BEEW TURNED DOWN WHEN TRYING TO BI’y CAR BECAUSE OF eRORY EMPLOYMENT N BAD CREDIT. ETC . WE HAVE A GOOD SFLECTION OF ‘46 —- S$] AUCTOMORN Fs THAT ror CAN BY FoR VERY LITTLE DOWN ANI? WEEKLY PAYMENTS rFooA LITTLE AS 85. No Co-Signer:! Immediate Deliver Deal Direct! No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here YALL COME NATIONAL MOTOR SALES ee sO A 160 PLYMOUTH ie ee weer x . sac a¢ Lod €e er ir a OR B11ae $ 350} Pontiac 1a SFD CPF OR &R Very clean. must gel] if) & Jobe _#on SI H 0 R1 We CU T TO CASH: tates Ads! FE 28181, | We find at our present lutely impossible to sell reasonable prices. 35 2: door Super H’top. p Open 1 il 9 P.M. Buicks "$24 dr. Super Sedan, low miles $695 FANCY CLAIMS No sir! Not From Oliver Buick low prices, our legitimate 30 day warranty, our reputation for always being fair, plus high trade-in allowances, it is abso- below cost, or furnish your kitchen with free pots and pans, or in other words try to make you believe that you can get something for nothing just by dropping in to 210 Orchard Lake Ave. We do have 70 Used Cars for sale, that we are not ashamed of at very wer Pontiacs "$5.4 dr &70 series, low miles. $1795 "$4 Star Chief Catalina, leather $1495 equip $2495 $3.4 dr. one owner super ...... $1268 '532dr., all the extras ......... $895 "50.4 dr. Special, runs good .....$398 °518 dix. Coupe, Hydra; 1 owner $495 "552 dr. Century H’top, sharp. .$2395 °524 dr. Sed., no rust, low price $695 Chevrolet Pores $1 2c spotiess \ 8.22. - 395 , 2104 de RAH, good rubber $795 — dr.. RSH, outstanding car $1095 2 dr RAH. starts every time $195 >4dr Fairlane, Ford-O..... $1695 "S1 2dr hurry on this one ..... $395 OD, _R&H, worth checking $195 S22 dr. new Inw price, WoW S465 +53 2 i NR why walker $65 "S54 dr, well taken care of... $1995 Transportation Oldsmobiles Specials l2dr 98 gond looking beauty $895 “49 Ford 2 dr., R&H ........... $128 SR 4dr. lixdra_ clean..... $1195 “48 Pontiac 4 dr, R&H . S85 SOURS a ord can brite red S445 30 Pontiac 2 di) (2))25-7 4.4 $295 "S28R 2 de & 4d your choice $765 51 Katser 2 dr., ready.to go... $168 SSR Hotiday Htep, cust trim $2395 Jus 18 other transportation specials Oliver Motor Sales Incorporated 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 14 Courteous | Salesmen FE 2.9101 - We come To Your Door! 2 SERS ‘54 Pontiac 4 door CY OWENS REAL BUYS GOOD USED CARS| $1445 | '55 Dodge Cor. 4 dr..... ‘S4 Buick 2 dr., like new.$1495 $1050 'S3 Mercury spt. coupe. .5 995 '53 Ford Victoria $ 845 ‘S38 Pontiac 2 dr. R&H ...$ 695 ‘S38 Ford 2 door .........$ 695 ‘52 Mercury spt. coupe ..$ 645 'S2 Ford conv., R&H ....$ 595 'S2 Chevrolet dlx. 2 dr...$ 495 ‘51 Pontiac 2 dr:, R&H...$ 395 ‘SO Studebaker coupe ..$ 169 ‘49 Chevrolet 4 door ....$ 195 ‘49 DeSoto 4 dr., R&H...$ 195 ‘AQ Ford V-82 door .....$ 150 {49 Plymouth 4 door ....$ 95 ‘48 Chevrolet spt. coupe.$ 95 LATER MODELS '55 Ford 2 dr. sedan..... $1150 ‘54 Ford Crestline .....'.$1050 '54 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr....$ 995 '53 Chev. Bel Air spt. cpe.$ 965 WE TRADE— WE HELP FINANCE ALL CARS GUARANTEED "YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER” ‘Cy Owens- 147 S. SAGINAW ST. PE 53-4101 PE 59-3588 Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Pc 2 es oe & @ 8 George, and Bakke. _knowledge of reconditioning and our 30 day guar- | ‘54 Ford Crestline .... RECEIPT For Reputation Such as Matthews-Hargreaves Enjoys BEAUTIFUL USED CARS TAKEN ON NEW ONES! ALL ONE OWNERS PLUS Four real live used car salesmen, Norm, Bud. Mix these with Henry’s With this recipe you can’t go wrong. $1695 antee. ‘55 Ford Town Sedan... Radio & Heater, w/ wail tires, Spotless Finish. A beauty ‘55 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr... Coral & Green, Powergiide. Radio & Heater, Matching Interior, Spotiesa Inside & Out ‘00 Chev. 210 2 dr. 6 Tw Green, ay, & Heater, w/waill tires, Pkg, ea Very Clean. $1695 $1495 . 1295 spe tight tbat 8 Th ‘54 Chevrolet 2 door ... .$1095 '53 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr. .$845 Hydramatic pac & Heater, Many other extras. Real Sharp ‘52 Pontiac 4 door ........$395 to & Heater Hydramstic, Runs arise! A Bteal '51 Ford 2 door ... Radio ed Heater, w/wall Tires. Runs Very Good MATTHEWS HARGREAVES “Your CHEVROLET Dealer” 221 S. Saginaw St. FE 44546 oe ee ee FEBRUARY IS TRADITIONALLY, A SLOW MONTH IN THE AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS. HOWEVER, WE HAVE BEEN DOING EXCEPTIONALLY WELL SELLING NEW CARS AND THERE- FORE WE HAVE SOME EXTRA NICE TRADE- INS) STOP INCAND SHOP OUR FINE SELEC- TION. ‘99 Pont. Star Chief Cat..$2095 Radio and heater, Hydramatic two to choose from, '55 Pontiac Station Wan. $2095 Radio and heater. power brakes hydramatic, turquoise and white '55 Pont. Star Chief 4 dr.. $1995 3Dr,2 seater radio and heater hydramatic, two to choose fro ‘55 pontiac 870 2 dr...... Radio and heater. hrdramatic, 1800 actual miles. '54 Pontiac Star Chief 4 dr.$1495 Redio and heater power steering. hydramatic '54 Pontiac deluxe 2 dr.. Radio and heater, hydramatic, extra nice ‘54 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr.$1295} ‘| Radio and Nester, powerg:ide, blue and white. ‘93 Pontiac Sta. Wgn.....$1095 '53 Pontiac 4 dr.......... } Radio and heater, hydramatic. ght blue finish '53 Pont. 2 dr., clean deal .$ 795 Radio and heeter, standard aan dtone green. ‘53 Dodge 4 dr. Coronet. .$ 795 Radio and heater, standard shift: cream sod green. '52 Pontiac dlx. 4dr...... 5 695 Radio and heater Hydramatie, Two tone gray and extra nice '§¥2 Ford 2 door......... $ 695 Radio and heater, atandard shift dtone green ‘51 Pontiac 4 door Radio and heater, hydramatic Light green ‘50 Pontiac dlx. 2 cli ... 295 > 245 Real clean Radio and heater standard shift. ‘49 Plymouth .......... ‘| Standard shift, heater, PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens St. FE 3.7117 BEHIND THE post OFFICE 1952 Nash Sta. Wen. In Selling Used Cars: This Is the Question We Hear: “What do you know about the way this car was treated by its previous owner?” Naturally, there are many cars which we sell about which we know little of their previous history. On the other hand, many of our Used Cars were sold new and serviced by us. It is a fact, however, that experienced Auto-men can tell by mspecting a car just how it has been treated. Even in cases where previous usage of the car is not accurately known, we can tell whether or not the car has useful mileage left in it. Cars that are not good enough are not offered to our customers, and are imme diately wholesaled to other dealers. Even if we can’t tell vou all about the car’s history, your purchase is protected by our Guarantee. HAROLD TURNER, Ford "$4 Ford 2dr. ....$899 "4 Buick hardtop $1499 "53 Pack. cl. sed. $ 744 "$2 Plym. 2-dr. ...$ 499 "53 Olds Super 88 $ 899 'S2 Dodge cl. cpe. $ 444 ‘53 Plym. 4dr. ...$ 644 'S4 Dodge st. wg. $1199 "S5 Ford 2-dr. ....$1099 ‘S1 Chev. 2dr. ...$ 244 "52 Ford hardtop .$ 644 33 Olds hardtop. .$#399 -} "Sd Chev, 2dr. ...$ 899 53 Ford 2-dr. ....$ 644 ‘53 Merc. Mont. ..$ 944 = °55 Plym. sta. wg. $1544 ‘32 Ford 4dr. ....$ 499 51 Plym. 2-dr. ...$ 244 ’34 Lincoln Capri $1499 _°54 Mercury 2dr. $ 999 53 Dodge 4-dr....$ 599 53 Chev. 2dr. ...$ 644 'S4 Plym. 2-dr. ...$ 899 °54-Ford rch. wgn. $1199 "55 Chev. Bel Air $1 Ford 2dr. ....$ 244 hardtop ...... $1090 °S3 DeSoto 2-dp. ..$ $99 "S2Chev. 2dr... $ 499 52 Ford teh) « 53 Ford Cty, sed § O44 Sete BE: SO $10.00 Down Delivers 1951 Ford Sta. Wgn. 1953 Dodge 2:Door 1982 Plymouth 4 Door 1951 Plym. Sta. Wen. 1950 Ford %4-T. Pickup 1952 Chev. 24oor 1951 Packard Conv Trucks 1953 International ™)-Ton Pickup ........... $544 1954 Ford 34-Ton Express ....... eee eeeee- $644 1950 Chevrolet §3-Ton Pickup ..........06. $299 1955 Chevrolet %5-Ton Pickup ............ $999 Harold Turner, Ford 464 S. Woodward Ave, Birmingham Midwest 4.7500 A PHONE CALL ~STARTS A COURTESY CAR , . I 4 | ¥ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 THIRTY-NINE TV Industry Announces 208 Nominations for ‘Emmys’ aN Mow on Radio | GUY NUNN (“EYE OPENER” 1:15 P. M. Mon. thru Fri. coneoens, ( I ' 4 ed j Reporting the News— Plus § ) naatele Soectn ig Weaker a) | Sponsored by the UAW-CIO 1) eet tt DAY and NIGHT 1460 on Your Radio ! On TV TONIGHT 10:30 P.M. 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(4) ae ip anal ared role: : { (685 W. Hurea dog comes to Fort Apache hunt- from unfortunate marriage. Don-| Winchell-Mahoney. in Ccihe| Honeymooners WIL N | 409 E. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM ——_1_____ ing for man who sank his boat ald Gray in Saber. (9) The Fal- Iiheea Frawle in oh Love Luey | ae | TROPICAL FISH | aceasta Se SEI Dek ate) AATURDAT AFTERNOON |G heer “Che's 0 ge oe poe — Mariner.” (9) Million Dollar ture. | 12:00—(2) Big Top. (4) Choose Up Til R tchar ‘Pet r Pan.” | fF FP fF f fF ea Movie, Judy Canova, Tom 19:99—(2) The Lineup, Lt. Guth-| Sides. (7) Ed McKenzie os ni 7 Brown. Jerry Lester in ary) erie and Insp. Greb trail sus- 12:30—(4) Mr. Wizard. ALL SUPPLIES Time Gal.” | pect and find he is drug peddier 1:00—(2) The Lone Ranger. (4) Ann B. Davis in “The Bob Cum-| 7:45—(4) News Caravan, John who has made his wife into an Texas Rasslin imings Show,”’ Nanette Fabray in| Many species te be seen im our 50 Display Tanks This Ad Worth 2 Tropical Fish BRENDEL’S 2441 Auburn Road (M59) 8 Miles West of Utica RE PARAKEETS and SUPPLIES Open Monday through Saturday 2-alal SERVICE pi é Guaranteed METROPOLITAN TV Call Before 6 For Same Dav Service 919 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 8-0401 STARTER 6-Pc. Studio Outfit *88 Stadio Couch § End Tables OCocktall Table 2 Decorator Lamp METAL BEDS a A Terrific Buy! 4 PC, BEDROOMS INCLUDES 3 sturdy chest and fall sive bed tn clowing maple finish, a coil spring and hotel mattress — all included ONLY —- 68 USED --- TRADE-INS 9x12 Rugs..........$5.00 2-Pc. Living Room... .$40.00 Wringer Washer ..... $25.00 Electric Stove .......$30.00 Springs ..... seones-- 95-00 | g:30—12) Our Miss Brooks. Cameron Swayze addict. 8:00—(12) Mama, Family comedy | Middleweight bout; Rocky Cas- 1:40—(9) Prayer, Sign On. Man “Make Room for Daddy,’ Audrey# stars Peggy Wood. “Papa learns| tellani vs. Johnny Sullivan. (7)| to Man. Meadows in ‘The Honeymooners” 5 Days Only—Sterts Saturday, 9 in M.—Ends Wednesday, 6 P. M. ‘No’ is not the right answer when, Ethel and Albert, Comedy with !:55—(4) Bowling Highlights and Thelma Ritter in “A Catered All newly arrived merchandise—We must socrifice to raise enough he gets high-handed in dealing| Peg Lynch and Alan Bunce. 2:00—(2) Wayne Unive rity (4) Affair.” | ready cash to meet obligations—All sales cash and carry! with his family. (4) Truth or) (9) Dangerous Assignment, Brian| Beat the Champ. (7) Little Ras- Best comedian: Jack Benny, Consequences, Jack Bailey host| Donlevy goes behind enemy) cals. (9) Saturday. Matinee | Sid Caesar, Art Carney, George FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED on stunt quiz. (7) Ozzie and Har-| net, Ozzie tries to do a favor and finds {t amounts to more responsibilty than he bargained for in ‘Watching Thorney's) House.” clear his chute.” venture series Con-| Carlson. (7) Ed nie substitutes for her landlady | icade, Musical salute to Michigan #:30—'9' Musical Hearts jRoberts and John Cameron when her boyfriend of 35 years) City, Don Cornell, Mel Torme $:45—"2) This Week in Sports. |Swayze | before returns to court her. Eve! guests. (9) Person to Person,/5:00—'2' Cartoons. (4) Racing, Best male singer: Henry Bela- Arden’ ae = Jane Morgan. ment, Mills, Ohio. boxing. 11:00—(2) News, (9) National Ne A Lovely Used TV Congole Wright Included with Any Complete Talbot 3 ROOM OUTFIT “Bandit, - & 6 Pe. Living Reom Ontfit, 9 Pe. Bedroom Outfit and (4) (4) Cavalcade of Sports. country from 10:30—i2) I Led Three Lives, Edward R. Murrow visits Shirley Jones in her Manhattan apart-| Bob Feller and his wife and three sons at home in Gate News, Paul Williams. 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Hickok (9) Million Movie |10:45—(4) Red Barber’s Corner, Gifts of all kinds showered on | Julius Helfand, chairman of New India’s Prime Minister by other | York State Athletic Comm. talks Dations were displayed in an ex- Shore Show,’" Delhi. and co “The Caine Mutiny Best program: ‘Da’ Crockett 7 “Dis-|Shore Show,” ‘The Hit Parade,” | the River Pirates’’ on Clark’s Jamboree, Variety and|‘‘The Sleeping Beauty,” “No Time Bendix stars in comedy. (7)! Country music with Casey and for Sergeants” and ‘The American|neyland,” “Dragnet,” “Gun- Crossroads, Bitter young minister| pi, Rhythm Boys. | West” on “Wide. Wide World.” | smoke," and “Lineup.” tmprisoned for draft evasion is Best documentary: “Meet the, helped by kindly warden in. 11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary Best actress “ a caaiauiee sef-|Press,"” “Omnibus,” “Person to! “Pavement Pastor’’ starring Jeff Ford, Music. les: Gracie Allen, Eve Arden, Lu-|Person,” “See It Now” and ‘Wide, 11:25—(2) Nighwatch Theater, cine Ball, Jean Hagen and Ann| ‘Silent Wit-' ‘Sothern. Best actor in a continuing *ser- Best |porter |warc |Giselle (7) | Gobel and Phil Slivers. Best comedienne: Gracie Allen, national frame-up in ‘‘The Para-3:00—(2) Big Ten Basketball, In-| by, Arden, Lucille Ball, | diana vs. Northwestern. (4) Bas- Fabray and Ana lSothern news commentator or A John Daly, Douglas Ed is, from Hialeah. (7) Bowling Cham- fonte, Perry Como, Eddie Fisher, Gordon Macrae and Frank Sinatra.. Best female singer: |Clooney, Judy Garland, Peggy Lee, | and Dinah MacKenzie Shore . j Best variety series: ‘The Dinah| “The Ed Sullivan 'Show,”’ ‘‘Ford Star Jubilee,”’ “The Nanette Edward R, Murrow, Clete| Rosemary Reno, Nev., York Three hours later she married Hills haberdasher Rudolph, 31. They flew to Les Beverly Joan Benny Weds for Second Time RENO, Nev. stockbroker Seth . Angeles last night. to Baker in March 1954. Mrs. Michael. W—The 21-year-old daughter of comedian Jack Benny jwill sail tomorrow for a honey- ;moon in-the Orient. Joan Benny won a divorce in yesterday from New , Baker. Bud The wedding was a simple cere- mony in sharp contrast to the $50,- 000 event staged for her marriage Rudolph did not disclose terms of a property settlement with Baker but said she was given custody of their 6-month-old son DRIVING LESSONS The ‘SAFE WAY" is the right way to learn driving! Expert tnetruec- tion under all weather conditions automatic and standard shift. 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LuAnn Seen Angry With Detroit Hotel 5 Bull Fighting Not By JOE HAAS jing reer with Arthur Godfrey, said her. jengagement was “terminated by (route! agreement between your \Chicago office and my agent, MCA| | Artists Limited.”’ PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, ey, Democratic Club to Elect New Officers fexico’s National Sport" se Cy Dense Cy being installed in the original,spectators by refusing to fight. faking an injury, an action which and we are surrounded by wat elect officers for 1956 in bak NEW YORK (INS)—Singer LU) The Music Corporation of Amer | MEXICO CITY—To say that bull Plans that rivals anything we have! They get a Ea Cee oe ponggr st galling = fighter’s tropical birds whose melodious) loting from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday Ann Simms demanded today tha fighting continues to be the na-in a major league city in the 2 ane: jtones even drown out an orches-'at Fisher union hall, 821 Baldwin @ficials of Detroit's Statler Hota confirmed that jt carried on ne al { Mexic ia ite . : The matador or toreador is the, Qne bull was killed quite quick-| tract statements eo her con.(gotiations for the termination of Se chine ihe truth on Dieu United States. ‘killer of the bull which is aggra- ly and rather painlessly, another that we never have heard! Ave., according to George D. : React ; : ee ee ee eh ES Wh the facilities already avail- vated. jnto a fighting mood by the was injured so it was dragged play a jazz note. |Hicks, president. @act with the hotel was termi- the contract as of Feb. 18 “on with a certain strata of the popula : dae : : ‘ | i ting will start at ated because of her “incompe- behalf and at the request of’ Miss tion. now very much in the mi alle for the other abdVe named bandirilleros who get him in posi- away and a third jumped the’ Returning to bull fighting, per- The reguiar meeting tence.’ | _ Simms. | . orl : sports, it is conservatively esti tion for the picador to do his fence as though he knew better haps there's something to remem- 2 P.m.. said Hicks. _ = * the Pl Nt nated that in Mexico City alone’‘duty. than fight. In the meantime the ber in the remark of our week- = Pr Miss Simms, in a telegram to O be Bure le Pltza Mexico in about 100,000 witness bull| fights: the whole os ‘ : crowd kept yelling f x ti ver: “'D ore we Infants under five years now ee _ : : > system appears to © pt yelling for more blood. long taxi driver: “‘Down here we : the Hilton establishment, said Art Show Scheduled this city is the largest bull ring each week, while the number at- pe the descent of ie blie 100 thellpreara ‘fight the bull with spears. You constitute 15 per cent of Venezu- such reports “emanating from (-pant) RAPIDS w—Paintings) the world, Nothing in Spain it- tending other games is in excess out guess the bull in his next ever na pn ony half \shoot it.” ~. ‘ela's population. chen bp ee oe cc 8 OS prints sculpture and textiles are self- approaches it, either in size of a million. movement. In this the fighter has enough bull fl = pa | ——_—_— €ntrue, unfounded and damaging | 0 sot qoaiunelGe and Rapids o erence ne is a cans cone The bull fight is a tradition com- the advantage of blinding him voara; ces pace | for my A = a & shaped amphitheater, seating 50,- ing dow ihe laces whi ’ ‘ to my reputation. Art Gallery for the Western Michi a ener intolthe parti one ee He inte the acer. ae with the blanket, the manipula- jearned that things got really go- MYER’S .. . JEWELRY SHOP: IN TEL-HURON early Gays its participants held 8 tion of which is the key factor.| zine singer, sho started her ca-'gan Artists Show. opening March 4. 5, ,1¢ of it being below the ground.| standing in the community and na. ! Carrying out my life-long de- ing after I left—which is OK | with me. Mexico City is rising above bull The arena at the bottom, tion that gave them exalted posi- WWESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE MANY | where the fights take place, is tions whether they were qualified Sronasten to try anything | TERRIFIC FEMS WE ARE OFFERING | 144 feet in diameter, There are for them or not. It was the sport! once, and believing that my fighting. In the week we’ ve spent 70 rows of seats, arranged much Of royalty. | | readers oe entitled to first-hand here, we've learned to love it. Its WOW AT GREAT SAVINGS TO YOU. | in the manner of one of our hem 0 “he mformation on anything en four millions represent every strata large football stadiums. mainiaing soday 1 ark ey | which I may write, [attended a of humanity. But the best is win- through a never die rentiwent bull fight at the Plaza:Mevico. ning out | | The big fights are on Sunday ameng a class who consider | | had a good seat on the sunny | - : ar = 7 . afternoons, and the top season now. themselves the “elite” although | ide . Its great system of parks can Automatic height, Ad San neces they may have little or ther | un, make many of our own great ci- Electric (GS OM Ue WAT ob B Sa) [SUE : : ET Gs | While there Was lots of cheering ties envious. Its industrial, mer- qualification for the crust, ‘range from around a dollar for i general admission on the sunny ‘side up to $50 or more for front | box seats on the shady side. Far jadvance reservation is necessary upper ‘about things I could not appre- cantile, civic, cultural, educational) FR ING PAN ciate, the consensus of opinion and other uplifting features of its! Y They have a following along the was that it was a tame affair life are co endable. order of “keeping up with the None of the fighters got hurt,’ Its setti quite unique. Look- Joneses’ that feel they also must but one of them was accused of jing down upon it is ever snow clad 88 7 i i fo t ‘ 8e8 a oe fi - he best seats ey witness the bull fights even if they “ ~ {Mount Popocatepetl, dormant 1€ program runs through three en t make the required calorie among the world’s famous vol- e | ' b a) seven ae aes "3 me connection every day Seeks Halt to Misuse icanoes. Within or adjacent to its i a » "hters one 1e "r., F F } : ren eae ne 4 a “ i. he The bull fight itself has heen of Union Political Dues limits are features that make it Cover as shown $1.00 additional oS a USda yas See SS modernized Itsissnot the heinous outstanding among the world r te hours. Most every program is 4 affair that it was Both the bulls. WASHINGTON ve — Rep. Hoff erent pee g 3 Experience the new way to sellout, and the ticket scalpers and fighters are wiser. It now is Man (R-Mich) says legislation is And ly d cooking Aes iI ake " ‘ _! J ! e Pi - ti 5 3 often reap a harvest, especially pore that a fighter is injured and needed to prevent what he said Baye ences 9 coveloped nae sr roasts Sew oY pee wt le : gressiveness is making a bid for wonderful automatic frying jduring the big tourist season the persecution to the bull has! 4s the use of union dues and ah Wiestingh | assessments “to advance the po World tourist trade that knows pan wit estinghouse | In addition to the Plaza Mexico. been greatly minimized. | assessments “to advance the po moll bounds! Mor! linstanrcllloar thermostat control. While lthere are several other much However, the hold that it stil] UGcal ambitions of union officers, suite for a week at the Del our supply lasts they are |smaller bull rings throughout the maintains is best shown by the) who do not represent the rank only $8.88 ‘and file or organized labor.” Prado, most outstanding of the city, and most every other Mexi- large number who consider it per- a a : < , city’s 200 hotels, has cos Bove 0S: can city also has at least one. fectly proper to divide their Sab-| In a one-minute speech to the lens th . ae ae ewiise oys Sizes to 6 \These largely are working out bath between church services in| House yesterday, Hoffman cited ne j ‘accommodations at Miamt Brown & $] DOWN Wine fight in| 4" article in a national magazine He said it stressed the need for Beach. “prevent the em And we dine in surroundings jplaces for fighters seeking to la- the forenoon and a bull lter appear at the Plaza Mexico. the afternoon | |legislation to TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER | But while this is going on, told millions more are enjoying , baseball, football, basketball, | horse and dog racing, pole, ten- | nis and other wholesome sports, | the same as we do north of the They consider it to be q sport, an art and a relic of the Roman Cireus, Their far stretched theory Is that a bull fighter be- comes a better man by master- | bezzlement and misuse of welfare and on food quite unsurpassed, ac- ‘funds collected from employer cording to world travelers. 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