‘\ nek THE PONTIAC PRESS Cloudy” . | = page twe a - a ee . a - y 118th YEAR kx PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955—26 PAGES . A ;TRENAQIONAL NEWS SERVICE = s Commies Fire on U.S. Planes in Tachen Area All Civilians Removed 2Ssured of bi-partisan support in capitol circles today. From Northern Island in Evacuation Project WASHINGTON (AP) —The Senate Foreign Re- lations Committee today ved the Formosa utual Defense Treaty committing this nation to defend Chiang Kai-shek’s island refuge. The vote was 11-2. Sens. Morse Ind- Ore and Langer R-ND voted “no.” Senate action—ratifica- tion requires a two-thirds vote — was anticipated epeodity, possibly Thurs- ve TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)— one share of new stock for $75 Tachen islanders carrying | for every 20 shares of their old fishing nets and a few treas- ured belongings streamed aboard Nationalist landing craft and U. S. transports today from rocky beaches under protection of a mighty American naval and air armada. AP Correspondent Jim Becker reported from the amphibious flagship Estes that two carrier - based American were fired en by Red antiaircraft bat- teries on Yikiangshan last night and another one this morning. None of the planes was hit. Yikiangshan is eight miles north of the Tachens. (The two planes last night were flying north of the Tachens at 2,000 feet. Naval officers said the plane fired on today had strayed ‘‘out of i Is 3 i ai; fit ih completed. | | . Pride, commander of the 7th! stood at 22 degrees, rising to 32 fund drives and will continue to do) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ‘by 2 p.m. ‘0, State May Back Financing | New School Building Plan Will Help Crowded Areas By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE LANSING—The Schimmel plan for a “‘pay-as-you-use” school building financing program for Michigan appears Governor G. Mennen Williams said Monday that the constitutional proposal drafted by Louis H. Schimmel of Pontiac is “ingenious .. . sound. . . provides for school districts and affords aid for distressed and rapidly grow- ing areas with low valuations.” New GM Stock | Tagged at $75 The Schimmel! Plan pro- vides: 1—Loca! levy for taxpay- ers annually shall not ex- ceed 13 mills for ‘school building purposes. The| state will loan the district whatever amount is neces- One Share of the Issue SY to pay princi and | interest due annually above | May Be Purchased for | the 13 mill building limit. In return the district agrees to} Every 20 Held Now Eve to levy the full 13 mills| NEW YORK (#)—Stockholders unti) it has repaid the state the) of General Motors Corp. may buy amount borrowed. Thereafter the | district's levy will drop to what- }ever figure is required to meet | stock. The price of the new stock was when Gen- “Schoo 1 buildings,” declares . GM directors set the price of | cording to our restrictive laws in the new stock at a meeting at | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) which they also declared a. $1 | dividend payable March 10 te | . holders of record Feb. 14. M ch f Dj This dividend is the same as that | al 0 mes paid during each of the first three | ; Sor scard ine eoa'mres REFUSES $2, 500 deciared in: the final quarter wae declare 'KETUSES 9Z, | The stock, through which . General Motors expects to rae Polio Fund Head Tells 325 miltion dollars in new capital! Hartford UF Money will nog participate in the March . dividend. Being Returned Certificates known as “rights,” HARTY (UP)—The 1.900! indicates they have all the money they need,” Weed said. U.S. Weather Bureau, with increas- | ing cloudiness seen for tomorrow. | re not the re- said Low temperature tonight will be | frem | to 38. Low tomorrow is expected had been | to be 2% to 20. “7 i First Fatality in Institution History . | a | Blind Student, Leader Dog Are Killed on Road Near Rochester School Today fet! Z | i a aang ~ m Le $1 Billion Loans. for Education Proposed by Ike Asks Congress to OK Federal Aid Program for Nation's Schools WASHINGTON (INS) — President Eisenhower pro- posed a million dollar pro- gram of federal loans and emergency grants today to help relieve the acute short- age of school classrooms across the nation. In a special education message to Congress, the President outlined a pro- gram of federal aid which, he said, will enable local than the situation requires He emphasized that the primary for building and “immediate doliars te help establish state (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) Would Abandon Quemoy, Matsu Commonwealth Chiefs Hold Last Session as Britain Maneuvers * LONDON «# — British Common- wealth prime mmisters today to its appeal for the evacuation of Quemoy and the Matsu Islands by the Chinese nationalists. y we and declared | Soviet Defense Minister Becomes Premie As Malenkov Quits in Surpr > « e so Hl ay remi * W ariel P Ne > 2€ AP Wirepbete NIKOLAI A. BULGANIN Hero of World War Il, and Russian minister of defense since Stalin's death, Nikolai A. Bulganin today was named Soviet Prime Minister upon the resignation of Georgi Malenkov. Resignation Nikolai Bulganin Moves into Top Russian Post Tougher Policy Toward U. S. Seen as Military Leaders Ascend to Power : MOSCOW \# — The Soviet Union boosted its defense minister to the premiership today and spelled out a tough foreign policy based on the idea that the United States is preparing for World War III. Georgi M. Malenkov, confessing failure through inex- perience, resigned as premier at a joint session of the Supreme Soviet Parliament. Communist party boss Nikita 8. Khrushchev then nominated Marshal Nikolai A. Bulganin as premier, and he got the post by acclama- tion. ; The dramatic shift was coupled with a 24s hour speech by Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov, who declared the United States is guilty in China of an “which must be condemned by the United Nations if the U. N. wants to retain its respect.” The day's developments underscored these points: 1. There will be an all-out Soviet concentration on 3. The Soviet Union now has a premier who, at least in title comes from the armed forces. A gallery packed with intent diplomats in the great palace of the Kremlin heard Molotov arraign the United States. His bitter address must be regarded as a major Frem Our Wire Services MOSCOW — Premier Georgi Malenkov resigned sud- Malenkov, who at 53 was the youngest of the top Soviet echelon, stepped down in favor of Bulganin, who is 59 years old. Khrush- r - be chev is 40. The pudgy, 250-pound Malenkov in his letter or statement read for ~ him offered his continued services to the Soviet Union. He said that if given a new post he would do his best to serve the state But no announcement of ac- ceptance of this offer was made. A month ago minister of trade Anastas Mikoyan. who had been long identified with the compaign to produce more consumer goods for the Soviet people, resigned his post. He also was present at *— the momentous session today. Offers MIG Boun ty Malenkov's letter said the pre- MIAMI BEACH, Fia. «®)—Texas GEORGI MALENKOV over sa. He said he's ‘tired of *s position before he having our boys shot at.” | ~* statement of foreign policy. Quit Because of Failure to Aid Economy: Malenkov } must remain | _ Molotov said the Soviet Union has developed hydrogen , bombs with “such success that the United States could | appear backward.” ' He backed Red China to the hilt on the Formosa issue. He accused the United States of having captured For- mosa and the Pescadores and said this must be consid- "* denly as head of the Soviet government today with a Ted as aggression. He also accused the United States of being intent upon world domination through the capi- Williams already has submitted | a $292,000,000 general fund budget | /request for the 1955-56 fiscal year. will in- | | be “just about $10,000,000." Julius La Rosa Drops With Virus Flu Attack NEW YORK (INS) — Julius La Rosa collapsed early today in Des Moines, lowa, where he was | — starring at an auto show. He will be flown to New York for immed- iate hospitalization. The boy baritone fired more than a year ago by Arthur God- frey and jilted last month by Dor- othy McGuire, was suffering from virus influenza, Dr. J. Meredith of Des Moines said today. Bulganin looks the personification Bulganin was put in charge of the Soviet armed forces as the Communist party's political police- man. It was a tribute to him that he held this difficult and exacting ¥ aet of Cheng, Kalehot's | poaseaceigngalimats a oe = _ OO job ov leng-—tréta 1004, oten Stalin all ether coastal | ° made him first deputy minister of Someces an comnts are | meyers, tarts tse GOP Names Sutton to Head smite imerupion tx step toward reaching a tacit me : ‘ . period he had various titles: Minis- cent tthe Formos Ret. | lentoy wened te wersacys COUNtY Delegation at Meet ra tie'srnea wrcex mance a= |of defense, and for several The prime ministers discussed | lin's death — _ Oakland County Republicans last night elected Robert | he held no official title as wee ol apa guerre wedge a Pwhen re. A. Sutton, of Pontiac, chairman of their 124-merhber| im charge of armed forets policy. three hours yesterday. They | have simply disappeared when re- unofficially the politburo member planned to issue a communique on | lieved of their posts, Malenkov and delegation to the GOP state convention Feb. 18-19 in their, talks late, today. Tae were present at today’s Detroit. tenn tee -_ Gd not re hg seal mea | Mikoyan sat behind Khruschev. |. 1%¢ group held its county convention in the County He hed the inde giving him an opportunity to con-| After the death of Stalin just, Office Building, 1 Lafayette St. one hand of keeping the army in tinue his efforts for a cease-fire. | short of two years ago, Malenkov, The only dispute of thee fy malian ak line for the Communist party, Suggestions tor a Geneva-type became Premier and immediately Otherwise- smooth-running © ender dete post to 208. run crushing any diesidence aniong the ; a : adopted a “soft” line. event arose over the en- vw, Horton said be | *fcer corps with swift ruthless. ent settlement between the two The two main features of this |GOrsement of Sarah Van , iE ew Dies Jenne | certs ee ener Sine aes - Chinas have bees shelved until | line were en con- | Hoosen Jones, of Rochester, t ts he oo earls Seating 00 acme ee Ok es Ge Gee. an ee * OS. 2 ee ee tree ae E tie post. on the| among themasiven’ On te eee a 4 ; The opposition Labor party put z body which hand he also had the contradictory Prime Minister Churchil's govera- Bandits Looting Market Sake aah eh ten wc Rng erns Michigan job 6f keeping the mortiels ont ment under heavy pressure . Of Agriculture. | State other veteran House of Commane yesterday to| 2#0P for Quick Change Harry W, Horton, of al Oak, | feels declare publicly that Quemoy and} TOPPENISH, Wash. « — Bur. objected to a motion support | . have the Matsu chain should be evacy- | glars looted the drive-in | Miss Jones, saying the “matter _ active ated along with the Tachens. \| market yesterday a made a be settled by the delegates paigning | But Foreign Secretary Anthony | “clean” i at state convention. party, Paden rétveed to commit the Cab-| in the loot: Three pairs delegation “should have its grane ros He insisted that secret diplo- of new socks. free,” said Horton, +0 it during her tenure in office. macy must be given a chance to| Found near the back door of the could work with other groups with Wilson Severance, of try for a settlement. =i market: three pairs of dirty socks.'a view to winning an Oakland | Page 2, Lf a. 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A strange man in Los Angeles, known as “The Voice of Two Worlds,” is offering, free of charge to the public, an astounding 64 page booklet analyzing farnous world prophecies covering these times. It shows that four of the greatest prophecies could not come true until the time. But now they can, and the years that change the world are at hand. Great dangers but stil! greater opportunities, confront for- ward looking people in 1955. “The Voice of Two Worlds,” a well known explorer and geographer, happiness. Others tell of increased bodily strength, magnetic personal - ity, courage and poise. These strange methods were found in far-off and mysterious Tibet, often called the land of mir- ‘them are now simplified so that | atomic energy congress in Geneva * | mind power he learned in the Far UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @ — This became evident when sci- | entists of eight countries met with these immense powers are latent in |Dag Hammarskjold, U.N. secre- ali of us, and that methods for using | tary general, to set up the wold next August. Besides the U-S.., British and Canadian scientists in the Hatmmarskjold panel, were Russian, Indian, Norse Brazilian and French advisers. All guidance for those who wish to but the Russian delegate spoke | prepare themselves for the momen- | English. } tous days ahead. It gives details Of | As in every other multilingual what to expect, and when. its title meeting in the U.N., there was a 1s “Beware of These Days'” staff of interpreters at hand, ready The book formerly sold for a * ks y dollar, but as long as the present to take in any of the spoken lan- | supply lasts, it is offered free to | Suages and to translate it out into | readers of this notice® This liberal offer is made because he expects | nical jargon posed particular diffi- | that many readers will later become | culties for them. interested in the entire system of| Once, an English-speaking sci- | entist began discussing breeder re- | actors. Then he pulled up short. “I don’t know how that will be they can be used by almost any | person with ordinary intelligence. The 64 page booklet he is now offering free to the public gives GREETINGS—Lois from the sweet and serious to the comic. East and which is now ready to be disclosed to the western world. 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Much better than the tele- phone. ing machine of Pete Martin's. ee “Telephones'” Kostelanetz And littié Ethel is absolutely | ’ fascinating — even more than } thought I was.” growled melodically. ’ | The maestro, along with his Here’s the year’s top news | : from the entertainment world. .| bosom-batonist Leopold Stokowski, And it’s full of intimate | ts a pioneer in. the field of high limpses of show-biz head- i | Seay Get your Post today and read That's the Kind of Dame I Am, by Ethel Merman. Od 1. On all newsstands up all the strange, exotic noises te be heard, and a year er so from mow these feasts for the ear will be converted inte a long-playing & CURTIS MAGAZING record te be called “Sounds of the World.” Among them was the mystic 9 ritual sound of a Buddhist fes- F tival, the scream of mynah birds, . the squwis of Banghok Heards, tooting of the Singapore water- Free Book... Telis All front. the hooting of floating junks, wild sounds of the Cambodian oe SOlls Nothing! jungle as it wakes up at dawn. oe 6 wane Dp slg concedes, “but basically I think I derstand, per- have a solid philosophy here. neat @ hese) —but if they would listen “The most important time of Contains such facts as the | @ay to listen perhaps is the care of your ears; the ef- morning because—if your mind is on hearing; whether deaf- morning i i i é t problems of the deaf, and “For people who live in the many other revealing facts. country, it may be a rooster crow And there's not a word init | ing” (This would be a harbinger about Sonotoneoritsamaz- | wrath where | come from. but ey, ee neneing Mr. K. is an early riser), “and in oe! | the city there are a variety of bird wet. and children; playing and wind Send fer your free copy—tedey! sounds.” (Turn off the alarm SONOTONE clock, friend, and dig. that wind.) | Mr. Mestelanetz's own fayorite morning geunds are the tootifig of boats on the East River when he's PE 2-1225 |in New York, and the clanging of the cable cars in San Francisco NOMO TOME The Memes of Rees sng ial si- ~ (and “a certain kind of special si- @ Your Heakh™. 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Bratt, FE 4-6921 Earl Davis, FE 4-9546 NO it, (2) am asset, if she wants to | NEW YORK (INS)—Andre Kos-| screaming pitch and then ab- telanetz, the maestro who is mar-| Tuptly shat it off. Even if it is a ried to music and Lily Pons, has| Kostelanets | figured out why we Americans are | Playing, Kostelanets will tell you | dent Jose Figueres urged his fol- } —‘‘the ensuing silence is bliss.” | lowets last night to “cease all “We listen too much to the tele- | " he says, “and we listen | and listen for them. If you stop | He was lounging in a brocade | “Turn your phonograph te | MANAGUA, Nicaragua ®—The | leader of last month's unsuccessful record you were | Tevolt to oust Costa Rican Presi- So pick your sounds, he advises, | 4*med resistance."’ Former Costa Rican President Rafael A. Calderon Guardia, a hearing the jangling telephone and | political refugee in Nicare said chair before the fireplace of his | *#'t hearing nature, you'll be 4 in a statement continuation of the Manhattan apartment. He looked | richer person. | fighting “will only serve Figueres Right you are, maestro. Think | to intensify his sadistic reprisals.” to his shiny leather shoes. Sudden- | of the money we'll save in phone| Calderon Guardia issued his | bills alone. statement after rebel remnants | captured: the north Costa Rican —_— town of Los Chiles last week, then Tomerrow: Miss Battelle meets were driven out by airborne gov- Mrs. Denna Stevens, who raises | ernment. troops. chinchillas in her bedroom. She | The majority of the estimated says they're cute, funny little | 500 rebels had fled across Costa rascals—and so is Mrs. Stevens. | Rica’s northern border and been __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 Maestro Trying to Atune End Costa Rica Fight, U.S. to Nature’s Noises _ Rebel Leader Urges interned in Nicaragua, but in Washington yesterday the Organi- zation of American States Com- mission investigating the revolt said captives from Los Chiles had told OAS observers that some of their comrades, after being re- leased from internment, had re- entered Costa Rica and resumed fighting. Croupy Coughs’ of DR. DRAKE'S A 42-mile railroad in the Domint-| ish bridges, U.S. rolling stock. Do-| ‘The Chippewas and Potawatomts can Replblic was financed by the| minicans own it and Americans each have 42 treaties with the , Dutch, built by Belgians, has Brit-' operate it. | United States. —— a TODAY AW) Tae) WEDNESDAY AT BOTH THRIFTY DRUG STORES 148 N. SAGINAW ST. WEST HURON f ae ae ~~ ok ? j — le. ie ew + & Sree _ ‘ zz ‘eo, 3 ante "Ere wr gt ‘ ' | Sane foremost beers.” Goebel...first American bee to win acclaim in Belgium Director of Wielemans-Ceuppens Brewery, Brussels, puts Goebel “among the world’s foremost beers” “From our sample of Goebel Beer at our brewery in Brussels, it is evident that it is made with the same painstaking care we continually apply to our brewing of Wielemans Beer. Only the best of ingredients and utmost technical skill can give Goebel such a fine balance of flavor and body. It has clear, bright color and delicate dryness of taste. “In our opinion Goebel merits its place among the world’s Nothing speaks more eloquently for the fine flavor and superb quality of Goebel Beer than this highly unusual ttibute from another brewery. ” And it is even more unusual when that praise comes from an old estab- s- lished brewery in Europe, the traditional home of fine beers. * Isn't it, too, good reason for you to try Goebel next time? ~~ . WINNER A _ 45 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS ae ¥ ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 ® ® | tctend’s apartment, The secsecy of ® , | 23, tciapheond Mis. pavente, TMP jaey, ane of the poper's veperten |i ever, when the ashe Jeckoen to ridge, Mich., that he would be dis-|—S01 Bay St—through Marines With Agencies : Se ke hee charged Oct 9 end. week by) whe nd sorved with him. = ment to remove a/* - home Nov. 5. He shipped his sea- ‘ar_told reporters he didn't e e e \ ie dead cat, police said. si F Job and gear ahead and anj want to go back to Michigan and Disp yin This Em & erie of Slain Student Miss Yarrow, an honor student in rISCO. save ponreanes. . become ‘yeasts la g blem d = and reportedly a sensitive, ideal- . cas “Then I changed mind,” | Married Man Quizzed | istic sir wes slain Sunday in the Missing Michigan Man) snerrar aoe “y aaa te | Dial Service Introduced | in Vicious Sex Murder bar OY ed shed | apartment S| Sought by Parents for Lee ciieetne my cod, tm | PETOSKEY w—The Levering| of NYU Coed Payson, 22, who had left town for} Three Months peel a tonight.” | Telephone Co. introduced dial tele-| jl a 10-day visit home in South Car |phone service Monday and an-|#f NEW YORK ® — A married’ olina SAN FRANCISCO w—A Michj-| Authorities from Michigan have | nounced plans soon to provide this | student, identified as a former * ¢ gan ex-Marine, missing since his, been trying to locate the MAM. service for Carp Lake, Douglas |} | who received a hardship discharge | Lake and the Alonson area. 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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 Co-Ordinated Planning Common sense argues strongly for the decision to seek co-ordination of all Oakland County planning with much of what is being done in Detroit. For that reason Oakland County Plan Commission has arranged a meeting for February 9 at which it is hoped a start will be made toward such co-ordination. x * * Invited to the meeting are - members of all planning groups in the county and every one in- terested in the wisely controlled development of this rapidly grow- ing area. Ohe highlight of the meeting will be a report on Detroit's planning work by T. Lepyarp BLAKEMAN, executive di- rector of that city’s commission. An- other representative of the group will discuss effects on Oakland County of Detroit's mushrooming expressway sys- tem. tional and other problems,” he pointed out, “don’t stop at governmental boun- daries. They concern the whole area and are best solved on a joint basis.” Hearing Rules Improved One of the commendable. develop- ments in the 84th Congress is the tendency to improve the rules for the conduct of committee investigations. In general, the aim of these changes is to prevent in the future some of the abuses and waste which have cropped up in the past. Among the groups mov- ing to improve investigative procedure is the powerful House Rules Committee. x * * From it has come the announce- ment that it will approve no hear- ings unless a good case can be made for the inquiry. The signif- jeance of this stand is that all House investigations must have Rules Committee approval. Earlier the Senate Government Oper- ations Committee, formerly led by Sen. McCarthy, voted to prohibit one man hearings by its Permanent Investigating Subcommittee. A similar rule has been adopted by the Senate Judiciary Com- mittee. * * * : In the House, the Un-American Activities Committee has adopted a whole set of new rules. Among other things these provide that inquiries will deal only with individuals and that whole groups won't be brought under suspicion. Finally, a reform bill has been dropped into the House hopper. It would create a joint committee on internal security to take over some of the work now handled by the House Un-American Activities and Senate Investigations Com- mittees. * * * We feel these changes are a victory for those members of Congress who have fought all along for better investi- « pehive: the famous Tre Jes { men has paid rich dividends. To Prl== cuot, our first chief forester, belongs the distinction of having unified the vari- ous government activities in this essen- tial field of conseryation. * * * Today our use and growth of saw timber is approaching a bal- ance. A year ago the Forest Re- sources Handbook reported new growth of all sizes had reached 98 per cent of the amount of timber removed and destroyed. This, of course, has come about because recommended growth and cutting practices now are gener- ally accepted by the lumbering industry. , @ne measure of the service's success is the growth of its receipts for use of forest lands. In 1954 the total exceeded $67,000,000. Back in 1905 it was only $75,000. ; * * * Another fine achievement is the man- ner in which the service has alerted the people to the danger and cost of forest fires, nine-tenths of which are said to be man caused. But it seems to us its finest accomplishment is the manner in which it has been able to change the public attitude toward our forests. As a result we have become increasingly conscious of our priceless stake in managed forests to provide timber, watershed and wildlife protection, grazing and recreation, Bn ________,; y “In onpgr to have good digestion, be cheerful at mealtime,” advises a phy- sician. And in order to be cheerful at mealtime, forget what food is costing you — if you can. The Man About Town Long Time on Job Has Watched Big Growth in Our City and County Chip on the shoulder: What indi- cates more wood a little higher up. Not many men work in the same place for over a half century, rising from the most humble laborer to a top position. One of these is Bartlett Wager, who is in his fifty-second year at Pontiac State Hospital, which carried another name when he first went there in 1963 as a clothing clerk. From that he rose to the position of steward, and soon enters his thirty-sec- ond year in that capacity. Bartlett can remember when Pontiac was just a country town, making horse drawn vehicles, and the present Dixie Highway, then known as the Sagi- WAGER naw Turnpike, just a couple of almost im- passable wagon wheel sand ruts running past his old home in Waterford Township. This week celebrating their eighth birth- day, , Jack, Jim and Jerry Uhrick, the triplet sons of Mr. @nd Mrs. John A. Uhrick of 3335 Pontiac Trail, are in perfect health, and making good progress in their school work. New income tax regulations make it quite essential that farmers keep better records than many of them have done in the past. County Ag. Agent Lyle B. Abel has information on how to get record books that meet the requirements. This rhyme, which he says is original with him, comes to me from Gerry Thatcher of Rochester: “Who steals my purse steals petty cash; who swipes my car gets junk; but he who grabs my parking space is the guy I'd like to plunk.” Changes in our education system show that 40 years age there were 200,000 one-room schools in this na- tion. Now there are less than 45,000. Old Man About Town has good reason for wondering why more organizations do not follow the excellent example of The South Lyon Kiwanis Club which annually gives a dinner for all people in that area who are over 70 years of age. At the last event 55 were guests. , Although quite a painter himself, President Dwight D. Eisenhower has a competitor right here in the Pontiac area. We recently saw a portrait which J. G. Farley ; oll of the President, in grin. ot of Almont did in which hids to— 2 “Red a _. THE PONTIAC PRES “TUks 2 if ents. ee * _ ¥ ’ a Ne ny Se a“ Version oe ee <=», a oe a See oe James Marlow Says: Chiang’s Invasion Threat Just Face-Saving Move WASHINGTON (If the Red | i 4 | ic hted li 1. 2 g i z f $4 bE 2§ j ‘f 3 3 z if fe TTL State Dulles was talking of “‘liber- ation’ for the satellite countries, not by war but by “moral pres- sures” and propaganda. In Janu- ary 194 he talked of ‘‘massive Tuy FE : [ated rE DAY, FEBRUARY 8, 3955 Voice of the People ut fit | z z According to the City Directory, , Dr. A. H. Sturtevant, famed geneticist, claims that radiation F be) it} i i } 1 i $ generation is a bunch of imbeciles, providing they have good teeth? Hagen 3110 Garden Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE In February it is cold .. . And often there is snow .. . And chill- ing to the marrow are... The winter winds that blow .. . It is the month in which we sit . . Around the fireplace .. . To warm our toes and let our dreams .. . February is ... The time we should remember . . . That we get tired of July . . . And August and Sep- tember .. . The winter days are much too cold . . . The summer days too hot . . . And we are never happy with . . . Our atmospheric lot . . . Unless we take the world i i Bg #2 milk, it will not hold water any better than the comparison of chalk and cheese. It puts the fluo- rides in all the more discredit since they do not smell and, unlike the chlorides, do not tasté, so that persuade their unsuspecting listen- ers that fluorine, when ingested every day and absorbed from the stomach and intestine into the to the remainder of the body. Chlorine is a natural gas used to treat the water to destroy bac- teria which would cause disease. It (Copyright 1985) Looking Back 15 Years Ago JAPS CONSIDER dropping nine power treaty, which includes U.S. CITY TO CUT expenditures $60,000. 20 Years Ago PONTIAC OUTPUT best since 1928. STATE LEGISLATURE disputes Ep Wh; don't we the cities that threw it out? Grand one city that hag been ul : : fe} faute : 8 gAgF ‘ 2 i He ¥ hi Case Records of a Psychologist ih Ht jl ; sj 3 “But your ula for Interest- so ing Conversation” had not of Prayer is the voice of faith — cline, but she always had some po- (Copyright 1955) Horne. ; Exercise Helps Diabetics Use More Sugar, Starch “Then came the bolt that . éap- By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. _ dium, unable to repair itself after If blood sugar tests show as injury.” much as 0.16% or more an hour Dr. Joslyn gives reasons for Ho flpalahecray bp pone ppg 0.14% or more after an eight hours canny fast (as before breakfast in the te aa smcse = Meatin when ones ceased func- morning) it is likely that the pa- tioning. And you know, folks, I tient has diabetes, or at any rate don’t believe any one would have it indicates “pre-diabetes” or po the temerity te take issue with tential diabetes, that is, the ten- DF: Joslyn on = question pertain- parece ing to diabetes, unless it be dency to develop diabetes. Brady of the Pontiac Press—he - Diabetes, remember, is a func- will take issue with anybody at tional disorder. It means that the the drop of a hat,. sometimes, if individual's capacity to metabolize Yeu have noticed, even with him- (assimilate, oxidize, burn, utilize) "%t- carbohydrate (sugars, starches) is = In Little Lesson No. 23, “Train- not so good as it should be. gl geraere Pige oan Guhetes ting tata bo ie Oe envelope, I name the four main unrecognized for many years or of daily exercise, physical work perhaps ts discovered inciden- °F Play. The old timers called it cowhand, gold tally in @ life insurance exami. ““Sedentary life.” In the bookie! rift raff of the frontier saloons, in- . ercise, such as two miles of oxy- cluding dance hall queens. Being functional, diabetes may gen on the hoof is a distinct aid “Then I came back to college, a be of any grade of severity, from to carbohydrate metabolism. The changed man. I could more ac- ‘he mildest temporary inability to daily constitutional, rain, shine, curately appraise women. handle sugars ‘and starches, to snow or blow, is medicine which i virtual cessation of the production one training for or handicapped wuts I hese. tho more te %f, iwtlin by the islands (ittle “hy diabetes can’t afford- to de waa tir be of specialized cells) of | Sesotnty. tate Gate cn where I fell down with my first ’ sweetheart. A man who can talk coprenp end Sd CT proper _ impresses female with higcaiture.. “Then boldly use stiff arm meth- ae tees oe impress a Mind with H { p “8 said they saw forced into a car at| Pathologist Hints Link ouse fo Pass med Suitor ja restate | berwose Cors, Concer He is charged with murder in Cars ‘thé shooting of Walter W. Henry,| DETROIT w — A University ontin, Draft Extension Held in Slaying |= aster 2° J oe cern eres |i eo ‘uaa saa aa between n ayl Potice Supt. James W stumer|ii™e, cancer ‘nd the ©, san TS so widaeteeamn i al ee ‘ ° ment of automotive transportation.| Peggy, a more Four-Year Continuation Charged With Shooting | ssi¢ Henry was shot yesterday! De cart “Vv, Weller told the| While her mother went shopping ' ago. F Expected to Meet No Man Who Tried to Stop | quarrel between Winteroottem and| Way" County Medical Society last Organized Opposition Quarrel With Girl oe aa ee ,Vinterbottem’s f0F| able chronologic parallelism be- WASHINGTON (—A bill to ex- PITTSBURGH @ — A spurned| Miss ‘told police and re-| {ween the production and wee of } tend the military draft for another suitor surrendered himself meekly | Porters that Winterbor- | 12 thet these to betwen : four years was called up for House pai dion tem once threatened to kill both| (oe oie Smoking and thet dis- action today with no concerted op- to police night to *\her and himself. She said, how-| SSS" position in sight and passage as- daylong hunt that followed the fa-| ever that she was unharmed dur- . sured. tal shoting of one person and the/ing their ride over back roads. OK'd Secretary of Defense Wilson has gunpoint abduction of the suitor’s| Late yesterday afternoon, she said,| Sewer Bonds Ss SS ee ex-girl friend. 3 ar ea aa a a ae WUEKEGON @ = Mustages maintain strength armed Ruusell Winterhottem, sur- Henry's death asked Heights voters Monday approved services. The measure was ap rendered after telephoning from a | Winterbottem to surernder. She is / $320,000 issue of general obligation proved 32-0 by the House Armed reltive's home in nearby Turtle held as a material witness. | bonds for storm sewers. The unof- | Services Committee last week Creek for authorities to “‘come and eons ficial ballot count ran 913 for and *. *¢ ® pick me up.” With him was Lor-| Both Missouri and Ohio have a 358 against the proposal. A three- raine Rodgers, 20, whom witnesses ‘town called Aid. fifths majority was required. The present draft law expires next June 30. The Senate has yet to act on an extension. Draft quo- tas are currently running around g5 5 Z FIRE AUTO THEFT) Specialists in Auto Insurance CALL FE 5-8172 Today for Information Lazelle Agency SFE 5-8172 504 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. * Another of the Eisenhower ad-| Proposed two changes in the draft) Margaret Given Royal as taken ream | 1. Youths who jbin the National Sendoff by Grenadians Guard before the’ age of 18% and) sT GEORGE, Grenada @—Gre- ,| Serve continuously in it until they | | 4 are 26 would be exempt from sub- gave Princess Margaret a provision designed sequent draft. They are liable now Tain-drenched but fiery farewell is to in| until 35, last night as the 24-year-old gister 2. Those serving six months or | of Queen Elizabeth II boarded the more in the uniformed services or| royal yacht Britannia to continue 24 months in the public health! her monthlong tour of the British service since September 1940 | West Indies. . quota of 100,000| could not be inducted for a second Two hundred men and boys stood months’ | tour of duty. in pelting rain around the semi- years’ service as draftees, on condition Iceland has No illiteracy. This| bamboo stick topped with burning they agree to another 9% years’ | island republic publishes more new | kerosene-soaked rags. Fireworks reserve obligation. books per capita than any other | burst from old Ft.George, at the The Armed Services Committee | country in the world. harbor entrance. i * Only Car at its Price®. . ae 30 Smart! So Big! So Powerful! Now, more than ever before, our people are on the move. Most frequently a newcomer has not personally selected our community. Business usually dictates his arrival. But our own people can make them glad they came. Welcome—and be helpful to newcom- ers. This Christian duty will make us many Pec friends. ———” Donelson. i i 2 g g | § 5 3 ef : LOGVIT LNIGDSV z § g bs t pte i i i! Whatever you want most in a car— Chief, shown here, and 122 inchesin the balanced performance. That means beauty, size or performance—you get it 860 and 870 series—is the plus wheel- smooth, eager getaway in traffic; power in extra measure in a Pontiac. In fact, base that provides the roominess, the —_ to spare on the open road; and even more when you choose Pontiac the decision comfort, the satisfying road-hugging of Pontiac’s traditional economy, de- comes very easily — because Pontiac security that only a big car can give. _pendability and long life. alone, at its price, gives you everything! ‘As for performance—once you get All this adds up to a wonderful car For example, take Pontiac’s distinc- behind the wheel you have all the proof | and—with Pontiac’s. remarkably low tive smartness. Certainly there is no you need that Pontiac is way ahead in _ price tag—a very wonderful buy. Come question on this point. Pontiac isthe one this department, too. Pontiac’s spec- in soon and talk dollars and cents. 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North Mote Strect, Clertoten, MONRARR y 0 North Pork Bivd., Leke Orion, , Michigan DON'T MISS THE JACK CARSON SHOW.— FRIDAY, 8:00 P.M. — CHANNEL 4. id 5. : : ; f x | 4 aad af , | HS } : i ui ? = CeO eee Sr ‘EIGHT Commission to Consider 1955 Street Improvements The City Commission is slated to |. \ KEEP YOUR NEW )/CAR_ OCT PALLIATIVE RELIEF WiTE TRUMAC TABLETS . First avenue from Ba: 318 te wood sub- ee oe eer plat 1 . to “mepufecturing, provicing ‘alley. ‘s ward Estates sub- Strathmore avenue from Baldwin to y: Summit street from Hudson te Mont- from Baldwin to igen Air Railroad Piddis a from Jessie to east end of street; Pirst from Jos! te Bartell: ell te Puller; Praneis street from Pike to Chandler: street from Osmun te Whitte- i avenue from Frenkilin road ime avenue from Baldwin te evenue from Belmont te Still Available F HF tF . i publican Club banquet Wednesday - . 7 Bleeding Piles So. Rechoced, Net woman writes; sepia it'd tee oe oe necessary. RECTORAL today at Simms; Waigreen's; Thrifty, J V.; Luttrell Two Breakins Reported ° e in Time? There are more driving hazards Winter. Make extra allowanc for ice and snow. Also be sure you have adequate insurance coverage. f Z. ke HE ‘“ FiOS 102. Huron St. Ph. FE 4-8284 Pa 'e Se good, Be Sure You Are Well Insured! WEDNESDAY IS in es Kenneth G MPSTEAD NSURANCIE gam aa “| School students are participating | admitted last Jan. 26 breaking into WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Five Waterford Township High in a week-long exchange of pupils with Handy High School, near Bay City. Although one-day exchanges have ' tiated THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955_ Ea | : Senet ‘ $ been spent in classrooms of an- other school. Participating are Gail Bennett, a senior; Janet Mudson and ———$— a - -- Woman Gets Ticket for Traffic Mishap Waterford Township Police to-! day reported that Myrtle S. Slo- | cum, 52, of 147 S. Francis St., | whose auto hit a school girl last Bg =4 3 a & i | ' FE 4 es e & County Deaths Teddy R. Cummings II III, 2-month-old son of Mr. and Teddy R. Cummings, 1100 Otter Ave., will be held at 2 | service, the body will be shipped to Howard Mortuary, Denver, Colo., for burial in Crown Hill Cemetery there. The baby died Sunday. David Lee Gary ROCHESTER—Service for David Lee Gary, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gary of 3392 Grant St., Avon » held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at St. John Lutheran Church, with burial in White Chapel Memorial Ceme- a bar at Seventeen Mile and John R. Rds. Local S tion—Festival Saturday at Michi- | gan Normal College, Ypsilanti. all Surviving are his widow, and a sister, Mrs. Marian son of Jacksonville, Fla. John- tudents Place High in Ypsilanti Music Festival! | quanrer, snes Ervin. Will Negotiate Monday TROMBONE Brenee. ; ron French horn: James Erwin, trombone; Stuart Cheate, baritone: Roneld Wii- liams, base 2 EXCHANGED—Chosen by students and faculty of | junior Janet ‘Hudson, and sophomore Robert the Waterford Township High School to serve a/ Pictured here when they assembled at the one-week period as exchange students to Handy | Sunday, the group are living in the homes of High School, near Bay City, were (l-r) junior James | students of their own grade level. Faxon, sophomore Judith Koch, senior Gail Bennett, ; Five Waterford High School Students Taking Part in Week-Long Exchange been made before, this marks the| James Faxon, both juniors; and first time that a full week has| sophomores Judith Koch “| | tions a b>. Ae & West Bloomfield | Slates Meeting | jon Civil Defense WEST Crary PTO Meeting fo Hear Psychologist WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— “How Can We Help Our Young- ster Solve His Problems?” will be | the topic of discussion for the Parent-Teacher Organization meet- ing Wednesday evening at the Isaac E. Crary Junior High School. University, will talk about the nor- mal behavior of a junior high Rebert Hepe. The five were nominated in their home rooms, and classified as to grades, personality, extra curricu- _ | lar activities, and availability. Aft- er this screening, they were voted |on by student council members and {the 13 student council faculty ad- | visers. The young people will stay in WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— homes of students of their own Service for Teddy R. Cummings | grade level, and, at school, take Mrs. | the same subjects they are cur- | rently studying at their own school. | Im twe weeks, the students with Township, will be their temporary school. Pair Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving Walnut St., both pleaded guilty to in Two-Car Accident pape thy sues dtl \federal and state mediators said|day at the today Duncan, Wyandotte and UMW DETROIT (UP) — Officials of tls. | the United Mine Workers Union (Ind) and Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. will meet next Monday in ’ | their first negotiating session since Friendly youngster, after which there will be small group discussiops about definite problems and their solu- Allen Menlo, of the University of Michigan's adult education de- partment, will be the group tech- nician, setting up the groups for discussion. Frieda Huggett, town- ship visiting teacher, will assist with the program. Dr. Peters was formerly the psy- chologist with the Rochester Open House will be held at 7:30, and the meeting begins at eight p.m. Webster PTA, | Neopolitan Club Plan Program Mrs. Walter Drake or Mrs. Len- worth Miner. of the Sacred Heart Church Altar Meeting in Waterford Neighbors Extension 2.300 workers walked out on strike, | Group will meet all day Wednes- home of Mrs. Francis 4342 Edmore Dr. Mrs. The strike started Jan. 31 after|Fred Reffe, extension chairman, both sides failed to agree on terms | will direct a workshop on hat re- for a new contract. modeling. ‘ee °} i i : i 3 H i | t ; +f i F Se Ey ET © 1 it sctinsty sneene ‘mane- ESaiees ES corte ifr i ie ii ii é * * ee te ee ae A a | _ . e Dr. Mildred Peters of Wayne |! a New Officers to Be Installed Dinner Will Precede ! aPaite Persons to, take > master councilor: : Keith Mittledort, senior councilor; | HAGLE Lee Hathaway, | James Wert, MITTLEDORF | steward: Robert Joyner, | chaplain; Richard Boney, marshal; | berg, sentinel; and Dick Hartman, almoner. 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Use Lemon as Flavor | in Puddin | Bright Brass Sparkles Mrs. Donald vorkes in New Classic Furniture Mokes Light Dessert By ELIZABETH WILLYER handsome and idea-full, and this’ for Entire Family By JANET ODELL 4 ——— js into favor—the kind that has a) > | th sim- ~ sick, Gn geen lite at teats tes (en ne ane sim-| Pontiac Press Food Editor ean ad lend | Dlicity Pr easy adaptability to Honk, ie i ted iow & demas it used to. | Good example of this from the that can be given to the children We live comfortably, but we do it| Grand Rapids spring previews is in the family as well as the adults in style—furnishings and decora-|the Classic Provincial furniture} yirs Donald Yerkes shares her sketched, which sparks medium- 7” ’ toned walnut with bright brass. |/™on Pudding recipe with us to- | lt was designed by Herbert Ten day Have from Italian provincial in- The wife of a teacher in Walled — ving - bed ipeery Lake High School, Mrs. Yerkes emporary flavor. Jaunty e ‘brass knobs top off the chair |” another active young mother Was never so fashionable as it 5 @\ ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1935 g Different * “Dots and plaids” is the name for this |plaided veil is drawn. spring presentation, made of smooth pale |which is repeated in the drooping quill ‘blue strawcloth over which a dotted and | which boasts of two blue dots. Woman Says One Is Never Too Old to Venture Into Somethin i] The dots are white Apparently it's not (as I thought ‘and said in a recent column) get- ting conversation started that's the real communication problem. controlling the excess flood without giving offense. It's | backs. brass medallions decorate She has one small daughter for, At least that’s what the mail in- ‘the aprons of tables. circlets of whom she likes to sew and knit. | dicates. A typical sample: “I can brass form drawer and door pulls. | Cooking is an activity she enjoys. | i =—— MARY KING— Betty J. Beardsley Birmingham | Cream butter. add part of the Clyde M. Kirkin. Ortonville sugar. Mix flour with remaining Esther |. Hutchinson Drayten Pietms sugar and add to creamed mix- Jerry Moore, 1852 Bircherest ture. Add ba 4 4 yolks, then milk. Greta J Hedlund. 136 Clive Add salt, lemon juice and rind. Robert A. Conant. 47 Dakota Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Jean L. Busse, 15 Adelaide Pour into greased &x8-inch pan. Bernard A. Dennis. 168 E Huron Set pan in hot water and bake Bernice H. Lilleyman. C8 Union Ct about one hour in a 35-degree Hugh Gibbs. 3 Carter oven Iva M. Kokorts, Cedar Lake Ind Robert BR. Henk. Mt. Clemens Virginia L. Martin. Lake Orion James H Boyer. Royal Oak Barbera J. Emerson, Warren ‘Air Ducts Get Ridof | Cold Mass By HUBBARD COBB We got talking the other day to a man in the heating business who told us that cold air flows just about like water. He said that in a two story house that was heated by warm) air it wasn't at al] unusual to find a great mass of cold air flowing down the stairs from the second floor and then across the floors William F Zeck Jr. Roya! Oak Dorothy J. Benjamin. 172 Lincoin Béwerd NS Lasich, Parmington Helen Lo Tamm, Parmington Bob G_ Houston 444 Brooks Janet 8. Woodward, Holly ! { Raymond E Prick. Clarkston Markiyn J Lewthwaite. Fenton Theodore Motriuk. Perndaie Helen Radu. Ortonville Reveals Asian Fund | SAN FRNCISCO Ww — ‘Author _ James A. Michener hag announced find subjects to talk about all right f only I can stop the other person's The Commerce Home Extension mouth long enuogh to get anything Wishing to be helpful, I have consulted authorities and evolved a method. Suppose it's a stery- repeater you want te stop. “Did I tell you the story about Chartes | and the horse-meat?” she asks. | If she has, say loudly, “Yes, you did.” Uf she persists anyway, in- land there are brass ferrules on the legs of tables and chests. SALON group counts her as an interested said.” . . be MACHINELESS AND Marriage License," . a cuore Applications | Mew: Donald Vertes «re. os Mary King Cold ! ‘* Wave, Complete $ 50 Rebert E. Minton, Waterford } ie pod poo Jeanne E Lesperance. Clarkston } ; tablespoons — Ess. Separat pe nd (a Sd and manicuring. | ‘Thompson D Freer. Shaker Heights, Sait __ % Loosely titted woistline is not good. Surplice is the pointed movement Communication Problem. Concerns Babbling Bore By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE terrupt and insist firmly, “you did teti me.” And if she still goes on, simply tell her about | Charles and the horse-meat—in detail. Maybe it's the long-winded bore, the one whose specialty is recount- ing in’ gruesome minutiae motion picture plots, trips over the Mo- hawk Trail or why Alice isn't on the school honor roll The most effective treatment here, I'm assured, is for the listen- er to keep his eyes painstakingly darting about ‘the room, concentrat- | ing attention now on a hangnail, now on a crooked picture which be straightens. Occasionally, too, he breaks in with irrelevant remarks (“Aren't those peanut butter sand- wiches good?" ‘Did the bank fi- | nally get hold of you about the peeeemeanit If all these fail, then create a diversion. Say you think you hear the telephone or the door- bell or inquire if the furnace isn’t making a funny noise. 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Bolero, skirt, in all When you go into a restaurant Pin Corsage on Formal on Arrival Girl Can Drop Hint for Beau’s Gifts on Many Occasions By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: I'm at- tending my first big dance and I'd ‘like to know if it is proper to pin on my corsage after I get there I don't want to crush it under my ‘coat. Would it be proper to wear it on my shoulder right instead of | my left?” ' You can carry your corsage in! its box (after you've opened it | his love if he can afford it. whether he does or not is a differ- | ‘ent matter. ' Some men are forgetful, others are thoughtless, others are stingy, and some just don't even think | about such things. If your man, | doesn’t crash through on occasions | | when you think he should, you can | |show your disappointment and | raise quite a ruckus. 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Also cut the lower fins and the tail along the heavy lines and fold them up along the dotted lines. Cut a circle of waxed paper large enough to hold the fish. Place it on a dish of water. Fold the fish along the center dotted | had started a divorce suit recently. line and place him on the paper so he looks like the fish in the small | . “ i, drawing. Now he will float on his own private lake. Mother, 23, Charged |” With Burning Infant was asleep yesterday. Sy Denver Psycho Shoots Family Takes Own Life After | Killing Two Children, | Estranged Wife DENVER ®—A 29-year-old man | shot and killed his estranged wife | and two children at their home in| suburban Wheat Ridge last night, | then killed himself a few minutes | later when threatened with arrest. Officers said Mitchel] J. Berke- ley, a Navy veteran under psychi- | atric care, called at his wife's! home after requesting to see the children. 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New a modern space-saving cabinet. ad ier | 95 Come in—Many more big valve Philco models on easy terms NO MONEY DOWN-50' Weekly a TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 Broomfield bd —oy ‘PONTIAC, THE PONTIAC PRESS— MICHIGAN Scouting Offers Boys Wholesome, Interesting Activit Cub units, or packs, are formed | Editor's Note: This ts the second article | of a series on scouting ted in observance of the 45th Snabtetears this of a number of dens which meet of the Bey Scouts of America. weekly in the } of the den Scouting, introduced to the U.S. | mother, usually the mother of one in 1910 by William .D. Boyce, a of the boys. Once each month, Chicago businessman who had been | the entire pack meets. impressed with the British scout, A group of fathers of the boys, movement on a visit to London, along with representatives of the has since grown to nearly 4,000,000 | organization sponsoring the pack, members, | forms the pack committee. They This remarkable growth, in less | formulate the policies, raise the than 50 years, is due partly to the | necessary funds and handle admin- fact that scouting offers whole-| istrative work. some and interesting activity to| In direct control of the pack is boys from the age of eight up-| the cubmaster, chosen by the com- wards. mittee, who works with the boys in A lad past his eighth birthday | carrying out the activity Rrograms can enreli in the Cub Scouts, a |! the pack. home-cenetred program designed | Incentive is supplied by the te lay the groundwork for Bey chance for advancement up Scout membership later. | through the ranks from bebcat, as | the beginner's title, to webeles, | By passing tests of the cub ladder. | knowledge and ability in , highest step en a fields Of 60 cub packs with 2,584 mem | bers in the Clinton Valley Council | y Uving and 3 . highest and mest When a boy becomes 11 years Of| rank in scouting. age, he is eligible to join the Boy | Loni Scouts. Each unit, or troop, is| Probably no a made up of several patrols, each Poy rise” scouts learn that as with a patrol leader elected by the | te iaied ‘ee not only free members. Patrols meet each week = . they are : y ‘ in the home of one of the scouts, |" the political say a and engage in activities as a unit. | ie on ae their The troop meets weekly also, | own efforts. and conducts a well-rounded pro | In scouting the traditional Hora- gram with emphasis on outdoot | tig Alger story is repeated over activities. Troops are directed by | and over—it is the story of the city a scoutmaster, with one or MOFe hoy who finds new frontiers among assistants, and have committees green trees, gradually losing his | Similar to those of the packs. | timid uncertainty or the protective —~2 PLEASANT CHORE — Fred H. Hanses, assistant | manager of the Michigan Employment Security Commission's Pontiac office (right) fingerprints a commission employe, Mrs. Ward Rathbun, 25, 62% N. Johnson Ave. in practice for a new MESC office to took two to three weeks to clear a new employe. Often the person was hired, then had to be fired | ‘© Propose a replacement for Fei- when found to have a record with the State Police | *ems- _ Although blanks to Lansing. Within 24 hours, the checked against records in Lansing and Washington. coloration of cockiness that covers lit as he gains self-confidence | through building a fire without matches or pitching a tent. | What the Boy Scout program | beils down to is a way to develop | sound and worthwhile ideals in a | boy—and let him enjoy himself at the same time. What makes it | great is that it works. (Temerrow—Scouting is an GOP Delegates Avoid Fighting t the Jackson County conven- ever, he was given a vote . resolution to com- “splendid work of John | Feikens during his tenure’ and to | at the state convention.” At Lansing, feeling ran cooler Pentine Press Phote | V. M. Triquet, Ingham County Re- | publican chairman, had promised that didn’t hap- get fingerprinted, then Feikens’ name wasn't mentioned officially .at the Bay County meet- ing. Ben W. Calvin, former coun- ty chairman, and a suggested con- tender for Feikens’ job, attended the convention but refused to be drawn into a discussion of the the party’s nomination fer state offices. Caries R. Sligh Jr., county -——-—-—— ays Road Plan Will Be on April SPECTION, ARMS—Sgt. Orville McMorris of | inspection of Company M at the Pontiac National 6193 Lidsey, Drayton Plains, snaps to attention as | Guard Armory. Behind Maj. Petrick is Capt. A. J. the inspecting officer; Maj. Lawrence J. Petrick | Largent of Rochester, commanding officer of the from Sth Army, steps before him during last night's | local infantry reserve unit. Robert Hearn’s Retrial Plea Is Rejected by Judge Doty Oakland County Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty yesterday denied a petition for a retrial of Robert Hearn, 19, of Detroit, sentenced to confidence. The convention ap-| life imprisonment here with three others in 1952 The quartet was convicted of first degree murder in the March 21, | 1952 fatal stabbing of Alfred Jones, 77, a Ferndale gas station —— £ — + attendant Federal Judges Slap Panhandle Gas Pipe Line Company Challenged in Efforts to Block New Supply PHILADELPHIA (#)—Efforts of Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. to set aside a Federal Power Commission order establishing a new natural gas source for Michi- gan, Wisconsin, lowa and Missouri users have been challenged in the Third U. S. Circuit Court of Ap peals. Panhandle, a large gas supplier in the west and midwest, is seek- chairman, said the decision will be made at a delegation caucus at convention time There was no mention of the fight to oust Fhikens State Solon Calls for GOP Progress ANN ARBOR, Mich. #—A Re publican state representative has urged the Michigan Republican party to rebuild itself with ‘‘pro- gressive ideas and new candi- dates." Rep. George Sallade, unable to attend the Washtenaw County con- vention jast night because of a prior commitment, told the county GOP group in a letter “it seems futile to blame the defeat of 1954 on those who were charged only ganization."’ He urged the party to follow what he called progressive pro- grams advocated by the Eisen- hower administration, and he said: “We must recognize that the state of Michigan faces a critical shortage in educationa] facilities, highways and in revenues.”’ He said the Michigan GOP must “work with’ Gov. G. Mennen Wil- liams when the governor is right and “oppose him vigorously"’ when he is wrong. Hold Driver for Quizzing in Death of 2 Passengers FLINT (UP)—Flint police were with the responsibility of party or-" granting a construction certificate to the American Louisiana Pipe Line Co. and Texas Gas Trans- mission Corp This pipeline would bring 300 millien cubic feet of natural gas daily into the four states, with about 200 million cabic feet actually supplying the Wayne County area of Michigan. | Panhandle yesterday told the | three-judge court, which took the case under advisement, that such additional pipe line facilities in 'an area which it serves will result in future loss of business Judge William ‘Hastie asked | Attorney William E. Miller, .of | Washington, representing Pan- handle, what loss his company would suffer. The lawyer, how- | ever, failed to make a direct an- swer but replied, in part, that “the American Louisiana line would provide competition.”’ It was pointed out that Pan- handle supplies 127 million cubic feet daily to Michigan Consoli- dated Gas Co. and that Pan- handle presently is asking the FPC te permit it to reduce this te 87%% millien cubic feet daily. “You have competitive facilities but you are not using them,” Judge Harry Kalodner said. “You are fighting this new pipe line and claim loss of business yet you now want to reduce the amount you sell to Michigan Consolidated instead increasing the gas flow.” holding Willie Coleman, 28, today for questioning about an accident in which two Flint men riding in Coleman's car were killed. A. G. Walker, 22, and M. D. Chapman, 77, ; Saginaw, crashed into pole. |} did i named Jerry Stern ~ ene plugged another hole with him By JACK SAYLOR | are extremely good, Utica wen | and dropped one game (by a single| Swinehart had the nucleus of an- Tournament Sef An hour and a half before the Then Kramer, Stern, Don Eaddy, point) in 1952. Two winters ago,|other fine team this year, but game Perigo learned his 6-foot 9 Paul Groffsky and Tom Jorgenson graduation had claimed his big inch center, Harvey Williams, stood off the initial Ilinois charge man, 6-3 center Gordon Rogers. : Michigan led at the half, 48-44. That detail was taken care of by Or e a 2 the arrival of Lou Haase, a 63 ° an amazing ist half. Shoestring Gag me ted bet ve wie Se eae eput pesnaty u | Nashville Cb Site ' besides. Michigan hit 4 =p vom a for Test; Estimate its shots. Illinois had as ¢t te an ° Fails to Gain cnt cet etait a | Entry te Hit 600 came back in the 2nd Orieles, 52-49 af Warren and | = 5) HUGH FULLERTON JR. Ridley tied it up 661 at catches them on the Utica court | ew YORK W — The old gaff- 10-minute mark and the cht. : ers who are stuck in the most over- OF V had changed hands twice al-. The Chieftains’ only other close | crowded branch of competitive call was with Eastland and they | golf are to have a new tournament ; from the ¢.d, trailing’ pulled out a 56-50 verdict in over-| of their own. And for the first Mims Gets Unpopular by one point, Michigan missed time. ; time, any senior golfer who still Decision; Vejar three straight shots, and with them Utica’s bid for its 10th straight | can shoot a pretty good game for ; 1a the ball game. aan a giro gg pola his age will have a chance to win nner quatehed 's prep e. In tional title. ite Reme rebeund tr rhwund_ he Scene ib reseds os Drighamn and th ‘a Golt Assa., | at Bri The United te .. in — pact mber eo ba we 20 ate pee ng respectively. oe ae an overwhelming de- old tonk out, Hite = SS Rochester shoots for its 6th com| mand from the older players yom theestring ts antied't =—a secutive triumph against Davison | wil! hold its first Senior Champion- og, age Mi co cent. and Clarkston (82) plays an im-| ship next fall. Arrangements were Willie Ritchie in 1919 but last-minute basket by portant Wayne-Oakland League yesterday to hold the been dead for years until that gave the Tlini game with West Bloomfield. Al-|event at the plush Belle Meade memes) Wied Bon Helly oe 1 ee ee mont (12-1) puts its 12-game win | Country Club at Nashville, Tenn., last night. Despite the trick, Sav- Great Mark at Utica high for the game with 25 points. ning streak on the line and at-| Sept. 26-Oct. 1. on eet the fight on an unpopular tempts te avenge its only defeat in * * _e. alt , fonts a sia at canis hae o i coeanane Guba eae " . ve a : In the thied round Savage pam Doubts Pili Qains 10-2 mark and six straight wins ciation members, this will be a pe See ey ee, The schedule: real national event. It's open to iting, cbligingly "looked down, TU . ndueuens Tosh ot Tras: Weel Bcom- | any player belonging to a USGA whambo. The right-hand punch was Mertaville af Clarencevilie: Devices ot member club, whose handicap is a little high or Mims, No. 3 middle rol § yMpICc ances ley at Claweens Deervere ‘Tacseven si |10 OF less and who will be 55 by _ weight contender might have been - a Rehr, comes ~eiienireizen date, Sept. In his dressing room, Savage| DETROIT # — There is growing | two consecutive Olymples,” peer st Care: Sarto ot Lourdes, Narres| The USGA already sponsors sev- said he had used the trick 16 or Matthaei sald. The 1966 games Shore si Eastland; New Maven ot ar-|eM Other national championships tt ;| doubt that Detroit will get the sasteall mada; Brown City at Memphis: Dryden | which drew a total of 6,080 en- ——— nomination to host the 196) Otym-| “"*™ wages. tries last year, And the Seniors ** pic games. Site of the 1960 games will be o. PAL Ee | could become the biggest of them “Boy, 1 for that sucker | “We'll be in there trying in a meeting of the all. USGA officials were only puch Mies cod. never them,” said Fred Matthaei, civic- | International Olympic Committee | ives guessing when they estimated an pened rae T boobed. He minded steel executive who is the | in Paris June 14-17. entry of 600 for the inaugural tour- swung a : force behind Detroit's bid to gain “The European countries will nament. ee ee ant aaee, it nado | westbatde efhetic aceite have 27 votes at that meeting . Piang call for sectional qualify- If it had hit me flush. aa (ee | ass ing rounds Sept. 8 at about 25 lo- pg adby ome ie & Ge im | said. “However, that doesn't mean cations, These will send 120 play- w * im | volved, the European countries we haven't got a chance to get s ers to the tournament proper, The “shoestring e0q” was the |" ber, it's been 28 years Rivals Rugged round will be held. Then 32 players high spot of the action at St. Nich- since the people of the United Sa the Arena where Judge States have had a chance to see . . . mpionship i won't Reed G41) and Referee ze Hot Spartan 5 the Olympics. We've got that factor Senior Circuit Teams siop there. (63-1) voted for Mims and Judge | |on our side.” Earn Split Last Night | Again yielding to popular de- Joe Angello scored it even in) . | Last week Detroit was given of- A eee mand, the USGA set up a 36-hole rounds and points as. tm a?) Wall § lrish | ficial approval by the U. S. Olym- in Exhibition | stroke play competition for those card was 64 for Savage. | pic committee to represent this nail Leniiae- Class | Who, tail to qualify at the site and A crowd of about 900 watched “country at the Paris meeting. City Basket a consolation match-play flight for Semen, a. Washington. weighed Al Ferrari's 26 Points| veal U.S. cities making a bid rugged opposition in exhibition matches, Thus. everyone whe qual- 157%. and Savage, of Salt Lake| Sets Pace for Win im’ to get the games,” Matthaei said. . , AP Wirephete | play against Class B teams last ities sectionally will be ot City, scaled 160% pounds. South Bend |““That hurt. This time there'll be| DEFENSIVE OPERATION—A wraparound defense | Washington in St. Nicholas Arena in New York | night. ~ ny | St least three days of golf Glico Vejar, the commuter from ‘only one — Detroit. | by Milo Savage (left) of Salt Lake City offers some | Monday night. Although staggered in the 3rd round,| Griff's Grill, ae a wy bey igh gens ae _—_ | Avery Brundage, president of | Protection from a Ist-round attack of Holly Mims of | Mims was awarded a split 10-round — . a Pd Hurricanes Blow years, gan to up International Olympic tesla rae ovr ee Kick omen ‘wim ea Game| unde a tour of Detroit . Blocks | ate cated te te fea a mous | whipped s | yesterday and said he “very decision tsar Eastern | team 93-79 jast night. yrpeemned” with tn etty's pred: Minoso Pitchin 5 the Problem peried to overcome a 49-43 Srd- wn an ive Parkway in Brooklyn. Al Ferrari bit on 12 straight | ress. ° quarter deficit. Dom Mauti paced tree throws and tomeed in 38 | mrvcent for a large stadium, |(™f4* But Durocher Believes | wiser wie % pins. Eaglets Rout SCL ce dae oa cans to Oe Detroit seems to have all the nec: | SOX oun up b B T hi Y losers. | Sparrow Ouvutscored in : — a” mae al “You can| aa Clu etter IS CALI | poys’ ciud, 35 in Class B, took a! Dyel With Tulsa Ace, Foe St Rita 15-24 Michigan State cashed in on 32| never tell who will get the games Minnie Only Squadman |" _ crw ot » series of artictes ander That means that the other clubs | 55-48 triumph over Chuck's Shack, P 7 ° ’ . | te menagers’ own bytines en pres. 1-4 in Class A. The teams were ‘atterson, 37-35 of 60 shots from the floor, 18 out/ next but Detroit has the advan) Ojytside Fold After 2 | pects fer > will have to improve if they want) 3. + sell at the end of three 19 potnts te jead Orchard Lake St Vugiti =.“ Sign Monday | _ By LEO DUROCHER to catch us. I realize we haven't) quarters, but BC outscored its “A” | | DETROIT University of De Stary 0 @ WES seat of St. Rita | ironed dana. testy whted 29 1 Seeendibcey nid Gall Sepeontonnie: SANTA MONICA, Calif. q@—| made any deals but some of the| rivals 158 in the finale to win.| {ot found itself trailing in the night. Capt. Jack Stephens was high! ly 12 cities will bid for the 1960| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/ 1.1. Lier in all my years of| slows. like Monte Irvin, Davey | pailey led Boys’ Club with 16 points | Smerur! Vale? Contes icking roared to a 252 Ist-/for Notre Dame with 22 soa, ame ia sold to hove the The Chicago White Sox today ; | Williams and one or two pitchers | 444 Carter had 14 for Chuck's. y =—s ne quarter lead and coasted in to lead from the y | managing, predicted a finish for should have better season. Also I In Class D, Keego Kiwanis won |°Y ©oference pacesetter Tulsa their final margin. Dick Kapotka,| stare’ mo bee de appeared to be winning the race ciub, so I won't start now. I'll expect more from like Don | its ist victory in six starts, dump-| The Golden Hurricane’s Bob with 36 points, and Vince Pernic-|puiftime Bu the irish bustied t0| to get an entire squad under con- |... this though. I believe we will | Liddle, Paul Giel and I look for|ing State Spartans 38-35. Ken| Patterson kicked up a\storm of ee a €254 advantage belore Michigan Kellogg, and Breeze | tract retore tne start of sorte | ve a stronger tuom in 3S than | one oF two rookies to come through | Pepper hit 13 points’ to lead Blue oo rsp lee fencer gprs oa any ans &. Marys th elt ane | . ae: * ¢ * the one that won the pennant last I expect to give Giel, the former | Devils to «Mt win ver im 13 field goals and fi free 12 starts and kept the Orchard W MC Doubles The club owners and players| year. ee See ee ee ees 2 ys Beg | throws for 37 pointo—the most Lakers in 2nd place in Suburban | ja: . have been seeing eye to eye since Minnesota, lots of work in the ead, = ee a ever made against a Detroit Catholic League standings with «| Mickey Wright Looms Robert Kellogg and Carlyle | the contracts were mailed out dur- ’ spring. I think he can become &/ ana Bory’ Lo GR om. ‘ , 92 mark. as Threat at St. Pete Breese won the Sth annual Gen-|ing the past three weeks, andl the Rocky's Threatener heya Ruy re Apel tell 1} ~~ peed — 4 1) 18 16-48| Patterson's barrage gave him 517 one more , more about Liddle . Enough cece eodbee. the to better the Despirito’s Contract ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. @ —|eral Motors Truck & Cosich over-| Bae time, Mend OO tire com. ° to believe he can take a regular| soy cous...............1813 19 18-88] mark of 504 eet lest oeenon be Mickey Wright, the freshman pro| average doubles bowling tourna-| ion of 40 in the fold. in | turn for us and win a lot more| Chuck's .....:: leowupenne 0 16 O48 | Os Nunnel ls Sold to Jeffords from San Diego, Calif, may come | ment. The two week-end event con-| Two of the last three — third games than he did last year. I) nevis: ..............-e. 1611 31849) “Sparrow wasn't far behind with sosTo ‘dine |e, her own im the St. Peters-| “inded Sunday at the Montcalm baseman Stan Jok and outfielder| PHILADELPHIA ® — A 23-| won't hesitate to start him agninst | Wormets! (0000000000000... 6011 1046 a eints NN @ — Sale of the riding | burg Women's Open golf tourne- Recreation. Ed White — signed yesterday, year-old suburban Glenolden man anybody. ~ CO ee 312101638) ‘The victory gave Tulsa a 51 contract of jockey Tony Despirito. | ment this week The Kellogg-Breeze total was 278 leaving only Minnie Minoso un- | accused of sending threatening let- | * 6¢ 8 AMIS... eee e eee eees nn os MVC mark and left Detroit with a Pica A Jettord son ilies as ee ca mie — over average, 37 pins better than = signed. ters to heavyweight boxing cham- Pitching, of moe faa tag _ a 25 record It was Tulsa’s 6th ~ — pai? | ‘ton 3 pion Rocky Marciano has been or- out to be our . . ee ca ae ; closed last night by James Carr ments, but has had trouble putting ee soesaarg = dred held in $2,500 bail for a fed. | intend jo sive ed ei ot Low- Scoring Tilts straight victory over Detroit. of nearby Arlington. together four good rounds in any nt ac wonraie for indi is leral grand jury. attention during spring | : . ee ne Carr said he received $5,000 for one event. The veteran pros think high over-average for individuals. | | ( iy 8 8 | 'm pretty well satisfied that the| Mark YMCA Action | Gity Etks Team Now Tony's contract which was to ex-|maybe this is the time she wml ie erage io thiet nG U. 8, Commissioner Henry P.| rest of the club is capable of de 2nd in State Meet pire next Sept. 9. - 1do it. e "with 632 and 623, ¥ | eo ae the championship in our/; A pair of low-scoring : tively. High games were Eari SPORTSMAN hearing yesterday at the request of league. But we've got to work on| were ‘played last night in the After one week's stay at top of Shoun, 237, and Harry Allen, 232. John Joseph Hannigan the de-| Dur, Pitching right dowg the line. | YMCA's Intramural Men's Basket- | ‘¢ division of the an- went to Maxine Justice, 114 pins eniean threatened | °° Stt those odd starting jobs in| 15 points to lead Trade School to | Battle Creek, Pontiac's Five Elks over average; Marge Roberts, harm to Marciano’ wife and child | "<<. the Big Four — Johnny) a 29.23 win over the Triangles. | Were foreed into 2nd place Sunday 535 series; Lynne Walsh, 474 series; | WINTER BLUEGILLS CREAMED) Dome ne ockton, Mase. boxer | Antonelli, Sal Maglie, Ruben Go-| Seminary, paced by Ken Wohi-|by the Skidmore team of Battle Knox, 213 gare; and Pat Ice fishing? For a deadly blue- | his tet fee ts Rend mez and Don Liddle. I'd also like | gemuth’s 12 points, downed YMCA | Creek with 2766-219-2985. Five Elks Fornwall, 178 game. gill lure bait one of those minute Charlies, Merelene decisiened to get one more reliever to help/ 38-31 in the 2nd game. | had (plus handicap) 2962. Pontiac's ion ice-flies your tackle dealer sells (4.196 in June. then knocked him Hoyt Wilhelm and Marv Grissom. * ¢ ¢ Longhorns were 3rd with 2942. with a jittle red worm and keep out in a second fight in September wd ne be Waterford Hi-Y defeated Avon-, Doug Menzel, Pontiac, kept his Basketball Results jiggling it in the water. You'll . I hope to open the 1955 season | dale Hi-¥Y 38-26 in a High School} 2nd spot in~ handicap _ singles, have bluegills galore! whee lean contest. Bob O'Neil was with 641-54695. / Mark Weitzke, COLLEGE GAMES East's Shooters the World Series. high for the winners with 17 points. | Owosso is the leader with 706 as in Early Leads F . K ’ W at Jacksonville |San Francisco Dons End Kentucky's Seven-Week oa aad oe a a e > 4 ’ ca tune fee sure: |REION AS NO. 1 Collegiate Cage Team in Country Maen, Sen puting erties bs Se e as 0. laie eam in ot ner Trapshoot yester-| ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | The Dons, who have no gym of Carclina State chaiged paces with * © ¢ The University of San Francisco, | their own for practice or for home | Gw Michael took the introductory | an “orphan” among the nation’s | games, posted victories over Loy- event after a shootoff as long as/| collegiate basketball teams, has/ola of California and St. Mary's the main event. He and Toby Ban-/| displaced Kentucky as the top-| last week to extend their winning croft of Montoe, La., tied with 98| ranking power in the weekly Asso-| streak to 14. San Francisco uses of 100, went through 75 more with-| ciated Press poll. rape pe aohng ook. phew ap out either missing, then Bancroft * ee tices and “home” games ai missed twice and Michael once in| The daziling Dons, ‘who have|either the Kezar Stadium fidld- the final group of 25. been Up steadily on the | house or in the Cow Palace, site Peterson won the handicap shoot | Wildcats, cet pert Se of stock shows and rodeos. with 48 of 50. in this week's voting. Of the 125 “ oof ‘ord, Walker Bout taking part the balloting. 68 put we anebenea te Inco can second re- Ward, W Set | \ceus te Wee gave willy aoty iceman tees ot nea HOLYOKE, Mass. @® — Moses | 19 gave the riod to Kentucky. Tech. The Wildcats bowed 65-59 Ward of Detroit and Sammy Walk-| 8 « @ «@ ast Monday, but rebounded with er of Springfield will meet in a@| San Francisco ‘tceived 1,10 | victories over Florida and Missis- feature, 10-round middleweight on the of 10 for first, re boxing match Feb. 15 at Valley |9 for second, Kentucky accu No, 3, Duquesne, No. 4, Arena, matchmaker tele od begin fh egymel Pe and No. 5, retained the een I aaa lees results Of games| same last week. a - e ee | [ ——-we J THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, in Action Here Tonight ~~ SEVENTEEN - 1955 'Del Rice and ST. LOUIS @—Del Rice, iron-; a 252 batting man catcher ofthe St. Louis Car- he has dinals until he took a back seat to | meetings wit? Vice President ‘Cardinals ‘Far Apart’ in Pay Talk ~~ mark, said last night had several two (41 in SVC) this son, Pontiac High School's aquatic | _ + | Bill Sarni after an injury last sea- Walsingham and probably will talk team has set up a mark not to be a ie 1 . son, says he and the club are “far | with him again next week. sneezed at. It is one that pleases iia hott apart” on salary terms for 1955. | When asked about the size of a ie tare Sete o> (OPNELS, Illini Rs ChiefsMeet (“Si sate ee ets ert (Des) Boyce, who remarked “= Ms, Rete | games last season and compiled | «It’s sizable to me.” He reported- ee ee . : }— - ily received about $19,000. last team given me everything Fs ° os year. tpomenes ay, al | REAGY fOF Big Once-Beaten Bowling Clinic _ SS time.” : By BILfy ; a a sharpen gy ct, Ma Chief tankers cgain face their s | Birds was an early June contre ees Ten Showdown Highland Park | stots Jsc, wane fromm sot, afternoon at Saginaw. This is |, Take the word of veteran Wallie | 1 "tat time he hadn't missed @ ment: “It'll be a hot une. We | Minnesota Laces OSU, Pontiac Team Seeks wlers today are hindered pri-) injury would like to win this one, but it ° marily by a hook mania. : * * « looks like Arthur Hill just has too | 82-56; Indiana Beats to Protect Perfect 4, straight ball first, and | But Rice, 32, said his knee feels othe shake Wisconsin Home Mark ee tantwort =i “” en rm be fighting t J ; murder you in at “Get a No. .” Sarni least thre events — free style, CHICAGO @ — Minnesota and By BILL MARTIN you, with a grip like a glove. ©Ve? 300 and ranked among the breaststroke and diving, with two | Hlinois squared off for their na- Pontiac High's basketball team, Thee learn to deliver the bail. “fensive catching leaders last top ost glee ent. They’re | tionally-televised showdown battle returns to the friendly confines of with the thumb pointed up.” (See year. so good ‘re always trying to| Saturday by turning in Big Ten its own gymnasium tonight for the | *etch.) —— other, -_ ae aa basketball victories last night. | first time in nearly a month. | Star bowlers don't over-turn the Du S Faces only 3rd places, we’ "sost.”* sam 8 ; ball with their wrists for big break- , we're lost. Highland Park's once-beaten | Boyce, plan an all-out assault on | Possession of Ist place by whack- tion for the Chiefs in tonight's ‘yw: the ‘Jacks despite the handicap of | NE Ohio State £256, and Illinois a ‘Al OWal swimming in the Hills pool. “Vic- — ee oe bh over Pontiac, which has a 54 mark | tory would be sweet, indeed,”’ says - : : - Boyce Michigan. for the season, has yet to lose on | NEW ORLEANS @ — School- . Indiana avenged an earlier its home floor. All four of its de- | boy Ralph Dupas ae beating by whipping feats—to Port Huron, Arthur Hill, ‘ in a 10 Ho mor 65 . 58, and Michigan State Flint Northern and Flint Central— | oun — stormed te its Sth straight tri- prove a stumbling block to by were in road games. In the Chiefs’ | he New Orleans lightweight's title . ' 93-79, im a non-conference en- three home starts, they dumped counter. Northern 55-38, Central 70-59 and The 19-year-old Dupas, ranked ecreéa ion ay ee ; Saginaw 54-45. bee among contenders rt uy, [Robie Fresenen tonal preter | Coach Jim Wink's Bears will | ‘ard in an eight-round match here Harry's Win Easily, Minnesota ace Dick Garmaker was face Pontiac without George Lee, more ex- While Merchants Nip scoring 27 points. Minnesota's |mid-year graduate who led the more conti Ri ide Chuck Mencel hit for 18 and Bill |team to a state championship in tonight. ingsicers | Simonovich added 14 to complete 1952 and into the state tourney | The match has he romp semifinals the last two se been with un One close game and one-sided ' ee : | | | Parkers have lost only four “s , beaten Frankie Ryff, whose sensa- os the Watedund Tomes Romen Freeman has a 31.4 average in “ | games in the last four years. Their | “alled’. “Put stuff on the ball | tional rise has classed him as a -“ 13 games this season. iil | only setback in nine starts this|“th your fingers by lifting the -:ust” opponent for all challen- tion basketball league at Crary undt of Indiana whi |arm up easily as the ball is re- i Junior High Don Schi pped THRICE LOVELY — When the University of United Prove Phete season was a 58-50 loss to Dear- | Apogee | gers although he is ranked behind : ten, Ge in 2 points to become the 1st! x vada holds its annual Winter Carnival in Reno | Garner, freshmen at the university, will be on hand | 0m Fordson last month. | leased. Wag ine itirection end |e ene lace tease ete ee TO) mainte jm hour |Next week, this trio of beauties will share the | to greet top collegiate ski squads competing in the | Lee's center spot has been in-| ,,rhe Dis Untag: tor dlssction and | ed Philgas, 76-37, after Water- | years. hostens honors. Triplets Joan, Jean, and June | traditional Sierra snow festival. [owner Abroad ee ace | is short and easy to manage, is SANDERS ford Merchants had shaded Man- eo <« 8 . Jerry Fields (61) and John Mc-|' finish the swing with the FOR RENT ny’s Ringside, 50-48, The Mer- | Schlundt now has 2,017 points ‘Tired of Green Cadillac’ Meekins (510) and Don | thumb up. chants’ victory pulled them tate | with seven games left. The victory | Schwitter (5-11) and Jim Mills (6) TRAVIS a 3rd place tie with Manmy’s. (moved the defending champions ° ° ’ ’ . ,| Frank H. Merrill of Canada will | = Minoso Asking ‘Papa Number 2 Frank wisi arene |. iao Rex Egres paced Harry's win into 6th place. 1nosoO Ing a Ppa um I Tran last year’s team, but only Schwit. |“2™peign with 15 horses on Flor |] ; «oe tins ace WE STN with 24 points, while Tex Klause | ter saw action against Pontiac in |'4@ tracks. ' had 17 for Philgas. In the opener, Gromek OKs Contract Lane for Salar Increase of $20,000 the finals of Birmingham's re- ga — Seth Cummings had 16 for the DETROIT # — S$ G » | yY | gional tournament. Highland Park | : Merchants, but shared top honors| gigned his| CHICAGO &® — Minnie Minoso,| The hilarious palaver between) “The letter was well typed and won the encounter, 53-31. © ager gral Arig oP “a 1555 contrect with the Detroit Ti. | Chicago White Sox star outfielder, | Minnie and hig boss comes up ev- when I saw what he was asking, I Bob Johnston, regular PHS 18-16 record last season. “This year we peanut. ° e Friday’s game at Flint Central - by Cumrsines int the final minute | He is the 28h of 45 Tigers to|! live and die for Chicago,” says| Minnie is asking a boost which Ae wee, impress whoever (yPed | with am ankle injury, probably COLLISION that the ner Man- | sign 8 Sas os $20,000 | would bring his pay to an estimat- — won't see any action tonight. He ny's wested away a sizable first | ; roe. | ed $47,000. peel =a contracted influensa over the utchinson, former ° . Minnie’s Papa No. 2 — better| “I talked to Minnie on the |e d him a raise | weekend and missed classes yes- paniaen itiats ilbgate ld the Ring. | Orvoles Sign Moore ‘ows as Frank Lane, general | phone a couple of weeks ago,” said ee ee ee ee terday. siders with 12 points. | BALTIMORE w — Raymond L. manager of the Sox — looked over | Lane, “and asked if he had re- | Pay far the cars his friends ride | Clay Williams will probably get The usual Wednesday night!Moore, a right-handed pitcher, | a letter from Minoso asking for the ceived the contract. He told me | in. the call at Johnston's spot. Re-| ee ate Eek |tae etured We ign erct erent a sid be Goat How [ye but retuned to dieu Rum St Same ef EAST TOWN COLLISION Drayton Drug meeting Beatties at | the Baltimore Orioles for the 1955 whether to laugh or weep. I got his letter. | Lane recalled last year when he tineup will have Walt Poe at the 7:30 p.m. and Pooles playing John- | baseball season, Assistant General) ~~ OO paige Ma Havana to talk contract other guard slot, Dick Blacklaw Bear Equipment and Wheel Balancing som-Anderson at 8:50. Manager Art Ehlers said today. to Minoso and was told he could a: center and John James and Rod | Frame ond Ante Streightening find Minnie at the ball park. « “I heard talk about a car being | given away and I thought Minnie Race Injuries Cause Peliveou Keeps Lead | Wk 5 etcabeth Su |in NHL Scoring Race | Treale at iorwards, | Game time is 8 p.m. 1 Ph. FE 4-5941 Along Pontiac’s Kegling Lanes brilliant center of the | 'Ne ; ———— . Sew.easrtss | sophomore surprise when I learned it was wcombe First Negr WL . we Pie ume P| LAKE PLACID, N.Y. u — The | high-flying Montreal Canadiens, | Minnie who was giving the car: iI "| a te 38 Dees, 3 @) nee va. je Mt. Van bobsled run continues his lead in the National | away. | in Ball Players Event A HUB EXCLUSIVE j Rent St wanes | 228 Kramer's io Eoonite 31 has had its second fatal accident | Hockey League individual scoring! «1 asked him not to do such| MIAMI, Fla. @® — Pitcher Don ° ol 4 32 Chuck's 19 57 inatv. game—Alice Mack 197, series—| Since it was opened for the 1932 race. _, things since I figure he'll only ask | Newcombe af the Brooklyn Dodg- . Slater's 43 33 Mary Wood 484: team game—Ebonite Winter Olympics. The 23-year-old sensation has 59 for more m , ' : I Onn nn ’ Bw oly e Money, so now he's ask- ers will compete in the National Team game. series—Wiikine 123, 2008 oe re ees eee : Franklin Beattie, 43, of Ausable points on 30 goals and 29 assists ing me if he can buy a white Cad- Baseball Players golf tournament eee — + Leppard 106, cortee— MONTCALM LADIES Forks died at Placid Memorial after scoring 2 goals and 2 assists illac because he's tired Of the which opens here Friday, the first COOLEY MAJORETTES No 1 $2 28 Montesim 3. 4g. Hospital yesterday of injuries suf- in 3 games last week. green one.” Negro ever entered in the 15-year- | . Pts Pre. | Tomkins — 38 @2 fered in a crackup during the Maurice (The Rocket) Richard; The green Cadillac caused some Old event TB e nets APL sem 38 4@ Hibler 25 66, National AAU four-man champion- of the Canadiens, who scored 4 commotion last year when Minoso| Tournament Director George R. 7 7 Btroh's 4@ Phyllis = Team series, game—Montcaim Centre| ship Sunday. goals and 1 assist last Sunday’ bought it. Minnie not only had it' Jacobus said, “‘Don expressed an Se nnn, cae a Weneett SOR! Dek ial SS eome-tk. Sue-/ Boattic, a veteran bobsledder | against the New York Rangers, | decked like a cruiser, flying the | interest in playing and we told him | 661; team game, series—Garreis 864, 2543. | — ; riding as brake, was thrown about | moved into second spot with 56 | flags of the United States and Cuba | we would be glad to have him. I | HURON LADIES ee, senate pis, | 100 feet from his sled as it went | points. He is the leader in goals|but he also plastered his picture | think this will be a good thing for Joes "hs Orte re CY 48 Mannings 35 | over the high side wall at famed | with 32. on the windshield. the tournament.” Nienolte bi No. 6 oe | Eettery pf oo 3% | Zig Zag curve. He landed on rocks. Puertas 49 Bowmaster 34 | Chet-c 40 Goebel’ 37 nn as or) - iotimen Sel pt | Salsbury of Uclans “Foam geme—Jee's Coney ‘787, ome | EAGLES ils Signed by Lions ® Gare te Lian tomar A gy LO NL) DETROIT uw Detroit Lions have. AT LAST! A MOTOR OIL THAT Gry aesseores Pts Pewters sa ie Ne. 1290 3s 9a signed cay Mgapleraagrae' Ae Ly pan te Ft 3 $2 UCLA, their No. 2 draft choice in —_—=s_— Lake 49 Perks “3 Cotten: ame et a the National Footbal] League pool. | Recreation Po} a $$ Stevens S47: team game—L. &@ 6 Service| The 22-year-old, 6-foot-1, 218- | -| pew 45 Hall _— 29 | 961. ler's Bar 2780. pound lineman was picked for the | =F cere Fier men's gue Hilliker — — LADIES [sada pe = team by the As-| series—H ; sertes— : w Press season a. | id tome Genes oe “ Salsbury is the Qnd draft choice ad —_— ‘s * Wastqee Lapis “3” Aub. Lanes 4931 Keego 36 4 signed by the Lions, They came a a Fowler's ral Ree S&S Sone © fi | to terms with Walter Jenkins, a Bee? SB Reet S| yet tare Mee mee Wayne (Mich.) 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INSTALLED Don FRE & 4 . ; ~ : r ° , 4 | Hub Clothiers i: ‘ aE i "Ha , Death of Bobsledder | MONTREAL W@—Jean Beliveau, | was being honored. Imagine. my a x - ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY,-FEBRUARY’8, 1953 Movieland Attorney Giesler Recalls’ Jody McCrea Cases That Have Made Him Famous Gets His Start EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is the fore her divorce hearing, told her to put on the rouge and sexy as Film Actor fir Jerry Gtesler the “colorful” movictans Shelley to shut up and she did. | evening dress she wore on the By BOB. THOMAS NOUR © Pitterfield Theatre, | T00ay +s “7 , x ee ok eke, 2 eee weseoe : ™e Zsa Zsa Gabor, another blonde| ‘ata! evening. Pantages was f | HOLLYWOOD w@—A handsome By ALINE MOSBY who went to court with Giesler, | acqul 4 20-year-old named Jody McCrea | r HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Holly-! calls him “a great actor who is! The district attorney in the 1943 wood's Oscar entrants are warm-| not afraid of the news cameras.” | Errol Flynn rape case tried the hag a better than average start in a _| Jerry was on hand when the cam-| same pigtail trick on the’ pretty | ins wy, “Wat Giek of the mest tale] _ were pointed in Sen Zen's| plaintiff, Peggy Satterlee. | ented “‘actors’’ will not receive an | direction. | “She looked extremely _y | award and has never even acted | Giesler’s courtroom histrionics| that way,’’-Giesler explained. “I }on a sound stage. ' | Jerry Giesler, g portly, balding, | °™4 attraction to publicity have} had to develop the contention that t i att | made him the West’s best-known | she and her mother were trying to | ape on a ‘palot but be. to] criminal attorney and brought him | get material gain.” lone of the movie colony’s most | "°@rly @ half-century of exciting) Virtue also played a part in the | distinguished celebrities. memories. Sitting in his dignified | tamous trial when actress Joan father is Joel McCrea and his Phone FE 5-8331 “The kid’s okay,” says Joel, in LAST TIMES TODAY! in “KNOCK at Segui oa weebeiond Sa eee oeetts MALY ACRE ; cau aol tae es 2 Giant Attractions — Starts Tomorrow about father’s = movie|| Jadly, 1 NEED A RANGE BOSS . know how everything a | office, the attorney reminisced for accused Charlie Chaplin of , , | Film queen Shelley Winters | the first time on the cases that transporting her to New York for pact cce dipper erage iy Will you take the job?” ee ee | eoral parmenek: That's good. ‘ =— eS = ae | On his desk sit two toy models “Now there was the strangest * ¢ @ SAMUEL GOLEWYR more, he is one man who, be- | of automobiles, souvenirs .of a} case of all,” said Giesler. “There =| “And he has his mother’s capa- GARY COOPER dramatic stunt that saved director | was the strongest feeling of pre- = | city for hard work..He is taking a Busby Berkeley from manslaugh-| judice against Chaplin. The cor full course at UCLA, including MERLE OBEROW ter charges 20 years ago. In & ridors of the were Army officer's training, is ap- - if] i = i a B average |] At 12:30—3:40—7:00—10:20 ALSO E H g rele E ony “28° call Giesier. He de- | Tulse heed mother | although in his school work.” coke ues Chaplin and pamper geen of her a brain aff . The tot, Joel was on a sound stage where ~ ay ~ Errol Flynn on morals charges . . ter of Mrs. Ruth Leicht, was flown | he Was recording dialogue wasay J YA) and guided movie queens such | “The atmosphere began | trom Indiana by Indiana Air|Tecently completed i y as Marilyn Monroe and Bette | Change. The spectators began to/ National Guardsmen after suffer-| Allied Artists, Jody -— — the jury came in and he was &C-/ che will be on Feb. 9. “We were going fey ) Washington, D.C... .$13.90 Yet his two most recent head-| quitied, the crowd cheered.” three play my brother in the picture, _ wv Fe. am BC. S18. lined cases were quietly kept from| "| ll ha oe the actor explained. ; Ne 3% Colorado Songs, Cole... $26.90 jury trials. Both clients, Robert| | AX s”nina yO treat the 195/HQYMeS Pares | doing it just at the time ger Senpence Stork Bouma nd * ‘t One Way, Plas U. 5 fos Mitchum, charged with smoking Flynn rape case. ° Jody was in final examinations Behind the Bambee ‘ ° 394 N. Perry 8+. rE 4-2806 a Walter “Through this call I learned this Debts to U.S. UCLA. I told him they were _ __Curtian _ : Se ee an ee | ail cada daa Ga Geen d . important; other pictures will At 11:00 - 2:10 - 5:20 - 9:40 | BTM. | Gidn't Giesier live up to his repu-| ber sweetheart had gone to a| 22 Ex-Wives —S—— aes ; - ‘ _. tation of getting his customers| mortuary and were jokingly pull HOLLYWOOD w—Crooner Dick | ‘B® Picture. * « Starving Ruth Roman — Edmond O'Brien — Richard Jeschke ’ : ing the sheets off the bodies. airs EY HOQUND |r eces icy se exc) Estes tts mi atom zn ting dm pity ret St | [fe 1905 he Firs Movie Theatre Oped pressured by Hollywood studios to protions aress, could government about taxes,| for the movies. He's a tall . cases. He's con-| it into evidence? aes eects le with his father’s handsomeness|] TODAY Open was framed. he| “I had to fight throughout the DL, | and his mother’s dark, thoughtful || \\,en it would not have been | trial, bringing up everything 1/Port debts to ex-wife Joanne Dru/ eyes. Has he always wanted to be - & Mitchum and his a Ireland and hopes to reach an un- ——s te | _ to go through what would | the prosecution would as | derstanding with another ex-wif “No,” he “I always thoughi | ye have been one of the most sensa-|@ witness. It got to the end of the | Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes, {1 Was going to be a rancher. But | Ee UL ol Se trials around here. case and I was at wit's end All this H Jetailed in 9| 200Ut three or four years ago | ot ciation Bio thot gave Shanes eth homage ence | yesterday | in| appealed to me adi amet iImnecent victims, his | low, and that gave me the he and his present wife Rita | , Rapacnegy at id have | im cross examination. I went told of their plans to | YOU have a better than average but ne good could | after him about the visit to the | work together in motion pictures. —— in it because of my par sensational trial | mortuary and that helped the * 8 6 ever such a small sentence.” case tremendously.” spits Hayworth so back after on] 0 "Se coring tn echeal, paps other cases Giesler pulled| Accepting that anonymous phone | and His eating: Meek and soaking up all the information dramatic stops. call is one key to Geisler’s success 7, and Haymes says his deporta he can. White Flame” mur-|—he always is available. ul White, Giesler got (Continued ) = the floor in court to dem- & White found bis wite’ Half Hollywood stripper Lili St. ; ized 4 who come to us are " Yeraunt ns Hospital ° With with PETER CUSHING - ANDRE MOREL - HARRY ANDREWS « teeny ont Seveer Psy ty AE COPPER cioape expend dat shay cele show the jury how Various Ailments PLUS © very ‘ frat lesson. audience HOLLYWOOD @ — Roaming The whole secret is Arthur dragged celestial | around the hospitals today Marray's - —— court to show that| (Comedian Jimmy Durante, 62 oe hey the key to all Satterlee couldn't | jef; St. John's in Santa Monica duneep ox Sond vtec ae moon through a port er a ter ic in just 5 minutes. Yes, even hole the night she claimed Errol/ of an intestinal upset. His doctor |.) she said the if ve never danced before! her aboard his/ said he was able to leave last! io posidence en night for a Miami Beach, Fla..| 7. ove Lene boy | «| HOURS TOG Similar dramatic touches|night club engagement. dense fone, Sendice epen 30 AD sparked other Giesler trials. In| Academy Award-winning film di- @ 10 PM daily, TRIAL LESSONT ST ane cee dns El tn ae G, ander Pantages on a charge may ve an appen- artuur murray School of Dancing raped Ti-yearcld Eunice Pringle | Gectomy tefay. He was then to The girt entered the court- last night xy . - = 25 E. Lewrence Se. Phone FE 2-0244 | room “dressed lke a schosigirl, “ @ @ @ RORY ia “A BULLET IS WAITING im rigtais,” sare Gloster. He 51 | Orchestra leader Bob Crosby, 41 Alse GLENN FORD in “HUMAN DESIRE” critical poate veces Y Motion Pi P , - s TAKE THE FAMILY TO DINNER TONIGHT— iat Weminent tor Vilar ‘gue: cars of Motion Picure regress! monia. www wrwww Crosby's brother Bing, 50, is still | Stun 4 Enjoy 7¢ at St. John's but doing fine after | Oakiand Bhs Gt) his recent kidney stone operation. | im 5:40, 7:37 ¢ >. y Trixie Friganza 83, the retired | \ 9:38 4 Tp x old-time vaudeville ea _ Far. resticg comfortably at Queen ’ = Awide ef Angels. An arthritis sufferer for | {sme Kenvted cat Part, ‘havivesi |* ~ Swapence meena many years, she was hospitalized | pegewnes, Jack D. Christensen. 18s et the Year! oll you can eat of Fried Chicken or $2.50 ee restriction PBtanley Hh Cowen, mY. Prime Rib DOGiscccccecccececsce'e ° testinal obstruction the rays ° : nga = . Roost bpm ney : Looper. 3680 Orange A DRAMATIC NEW HIT FOR TRACY! drunk . | YAS all by Eddie ond Debbie |Rax'? Scnteaf vs ox| LE ZETA HOURS ARE— A Variety of Sandwiches eveilable Gate, ten net the place, hes bean | Wain” 3) insrea st Mievenss \ Cokerhehdiuthetehens trechfest | — AM 11 AM trom the Grill set for Debbie Reynolds and Eddie | 527 Wichcock. pe Forests Dr, Milford % New Lake Theater Luncheon — to Mm Fisher. run moter law; osephine Dinner Buffet — 5 PMt0 9 PM Her studio said yesterday the| fous ‘Maint Jr. 18s ‘Rossland, Bir. \ “wataee LAKE. \) Cloned Sundays Order your feverite drink actress and the singer, who an-| Bistem. habitual! neeligenct: deweph w from the Meter Ber nounced their engagement last | Renaeect nian omar | Os Our Wite Mivecte Sereen » October, have decided on June 17 | Suguste, éruah motor is aren mote . Techalesier MOTOR B "les Reynold sstern-law Mrs | %q,cminty meena erat |W conressa” i] Added: “The HOTTEST 500” @ CARTOON © NEWS AR ano GRILL 50 N. PERRY Joyce Reynolds will be matron of se Kimsington, Pievamt” moog, ha: | WY With Ava Gardner and \ honor and Fisher’ y | we IN THE PONTIAC HOTEL ten Bios! win be Det man | te , ome 2 | Se \ straets FRIDAY! : 2222222 al ° ,. . . , ° . . Tuesday Wed. & Thurs. — club’s first Negro member, Ae SF we « Louis R, Lautier, Atlanta, Ga., who TONIGHT ee, Asm. SHE'S THE In 1900 nearly two-thirds of the men aged & or over reported themselves as either actively at or seeking jobs; in 1950 less HH" Naked! ~ Ali bist ai ohn em starring Te HAYDEN THLE —— =— GLORIA = a. with GUY MADISON GRAHAME | & L. VAN WAGONER AGENCY, Inc. {jl . "WHO FORGED THE AMERICAN FRONTIER!” ; | 4 MARA HENDERSON” | OR LAWRINGEST. = FE OSTD Cy rr > ee U on SE Ie EE Pirmtrin Waren Siig pn se eertreaes , ’ ; ¥ | é Rs z s = th & + ee kee C { iim \ ‘ Berlin Orchestra sx e:swrton “es | Objectors through our music. | “We must prove that music has ans our | nothing to do with politics.” | owe | The tour opens Feb. 27 in Wash- . ington. Other cities to be visited | Both Cultural, Political | are nee Xe gern Petede| Significance in Visit, | Planet Lexing ton, Ky.: Ming Manager Says |ington, Ill; Milwaukee; Ann Ar.| limited view" of the data being | ‘bor, Mich.; Columbus, Ohio; De- | BERLIN ®—The Berlin Philhar-|troit; Rochester, N.Y.; Syracuse, | monic Orchestra is going to the|N.Y.; Boston; Hartford, Conn.; | United States this month for a tour | Baltimore; and Newark, N.J. | xtreme precaution is being taken | of 19 cities. The trip may show whether music lovers there are) i willing to forget about the talneed | VON Pickle Packers } past of some of its members. ‘to Pack More Pickles “We consider it significant, both! DES MOINES, Iowa (UP)—State culturally and politically, that 10 Rep. Don Petrucelli introduced a years after the war we have a/ new bill in the Legislature yester- | chance to go to America,” says | day which is likely to identify him | the orchestra manager, Gerhart) with an old nursery rhyme: von Westerman. | The bill would make it illegal The orchestra's temporary con- | for pickle packers to put more ductor Herbert von Karajan was juice than pickles in pickle jars. | a Nazi party member. So were) | Von Westerman and some of the | A new escape device being in- | orchestra's 103 members. Roughly | stalled at siphons on the big Gate- | half of them played in the orches- | Way Canal in Utah by the Bureau see meen ——— Not Due for While Yet ANN ARBOR #— Dr. Thomas Francis Jr., head of the Salk polio vaccine evaluation center at the University of Michigan. says no one now has more than a compiled from last year's field tests. Dr. Francis said yesterday that to safeguard against premature disclosure of the results of the field tests. Seme two million children took part in the nationwide tests te | try out a substance that polio | fighters hope will provide tm- | munity against infantile paraly- ss THE PON TTFAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 . Salk Vaccine Results ““*°* HOW CAN I MAKE NANCY JEALOUS : MAKE HER - THINK You've HAD LOTS oF GIRL FRIEN BEFORE HE GOOD IDEA Seip. mean counties Par: Burglars Must Become Some of the children were given Actors to Spend Loot the vaccine. Others were given a, harmless control substance, as | useless against polio as water. HOLLYWOOD (UP)—The burg- | lars who stole $500 from the Key Only the vaccine evaluation cen-| West Motion Picture Studios will | ter knows which children received | have to become actors if they tra during the war. In return, they of Reclamation will skim men ot the Salk vaccine and which re- want to use the loot. received the supreme favor from! animals off the surface of the Adolf Hitler — exemption from fast moving water before they can | military duty. be sucked into the tunnel-like si- | “It is possible there will be no phons. BOARDING HOUSE _ | EGAD/ L'VE WIT ON A UNIVERSAL NEED 9 FOR BEVERY FAMILY ceived the control substance. | The currency was stage money. @) 1955 by Jobe #. Ole Co. DO IT YOURSELF We did it ourselves once too often . . , we're broke. by Merrill Blosser [VE ALWAYS WANTEO PUT 4 ; stor © ese {a iW THE BERRYS a Ear i tN Bir WENT CAN RTE on™ a= hy by McEvoy and Strieber | | } ie WE'RE THE *DE PESTERS” — WE WOULD LIKE To SOCIETY, INVITE YOU ri MEET THE “4O0"// YOO z ————, WHA To Tt? {0} SPUR LINE YES SIR. MR. CASEY. WHEN 2 1 PUT MY ATOMIC ENGINE IN LED BY BLACK MACK, THE POSSE RAVBLES FAR INTO ThE BADLANOS. \/ I DONT WONDER. THESE SHOW PRINTS. ANY tap 153 ty Guns tomes fenteem be — TRAN Be BUT ANAL EG 608.-8- GEE ..WHAT A TREMENDOUS BRAIN... IT'S MEN LIKE HIM Ge. 1088 ty Se Gere ee ee ee ee oe WE MAY AS WELL 6O BACK HOME, BOYS. LOOKING FOR THOSE VARVINTS IN THESE HILLS WOULD BE LIKE TRYING TO FINDA NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK! STREET WITHA RE \_\ t 7. NN NRA VOSS THE PO AC PR an ESS ESS, 1 a, ES BR . mmecretls UA vibe RY - 8 » 1955 : ! 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Pert fancy, 430 EW Fil President Ponti Jae Saeed bowel sneer might be, had gta = Bs Ee pa = Fo ed A suit. However sesaleabatic his serniahed a yesterday poo mh Ta, “ad |i ee 1, Tse-d we. spies, == omy n rd gain oe 2 See ‘ co aor aS S REeE ‘eee vaca pt it | eee a 00 rr) lum S27. ar the lacks little root, ay re : was in of the eart ag un—A ici primary, tect clo" bond 6 ked 1 25 No, were Moscow been ie) ep B L Sta er be. % ead re- 1 No. io 138 1 root. the no y da cy S008 on tae See ae Se Gras pert wes ae ae rae tne aegis no cas ea | eee wart Satta he eee i] fae see = eee eteca eh aie r ee etre 7 This federa' ane to | and 28, $1 hn lag a :. aoe ; parsley may ao gees ee offices, , - ee. ‘ ; the wi s gui of 2 : acs’ jo 3 h - 5-b. 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Idaho + | tillers litth ste a s soe cat “at eee end. ee unions to go : als et Cl : reall ote 1.52% usr 12886 ates Car daho a fais ite ihr, ms oils anothe $1,260 cent Bu- ot T clock a ball » err 9 the as en ior the AF Director Sep ese 1.8% my steeeee te | abr siots' Pon: trical unchanged girs heleare s1.30.08 He =a poe A - a presumes, pt Eo to secon | #2 Na Moat o By ecseese 2 70% poste = Pon eo to on the ; clock b ctoots Pan a neral ky ice Fa ee a a 83 oat * ai ears eae, ‘te e pret ae reas ss American 3 di y seeeeeee Ma an ed tee hit Ba EGG : “elec 60 ' said open of irector R aeeers 76s —. 25 pense eee zd off _ gt . days . et Foreme: es 14" oy 2 ie sighted @ cysded. te Doug! 1 N ™ De wccnscnn F areas u both Bo . . av. av ted e egs a % opened To of ot 7 speaker = * Mar : ‘O1 1298 prow eonat tecaral-state : ints da lite “ofthat on { ames — Cler' e ors Renters — at py incu 1 2 42: pinboagg ~ ade aS: Bs i. te | 000 at ne = of tha 0 utt ~ & 1 x : BUY h cetsaee abs monly co uto M — ae makina ee oS Head De on | th Notic = OR SELL ts tes en en Se Lcd =a aes “Sever wip at ni “in Delegation Sra i Roth president c wee ec eo wigee ts wee onan. gg ie her Mr at Murpey S ORD ene Sal f onic nae av 3% eee a bit at ‘3 but list J Page +s Ww Bcc srg 2 — : 3- 100 gain every ones Mayne, Arth : y 1956, C tp dlrs Co. na Platine in eS KeL =a aorrER tn of te aad ten | __ jest Teer ie Spee a a e N EXE Soe | 0 B mn pee tee vAP)—B roo - = an ov oft 2 on, whi rag Mie. ue x- ers Mrs ter % CUTE ; : nange: ripe = 4,380 new sarelhperons vhich taken he ie, ‘Mrs. Fay Ulla e€ D i it and South and i. anvua if buying } lb Pm ro ca at 000 its price Miss is befo — eee st ag | recent 500 ry “large. ay ahr aniek te ap — ones 7 aialeaaa Home eg National ” rem Ua ‘iaree wh pers * ee bay rat eg under beck Rey ek e€ | smears 000 Bu checks 1 cee unchane wes; 3 fh yarn to " has “ bech fie 5; est Burton el bls 300,000 Mark Bae —— eS Sa vid . 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Female 11| Income Tax Service 17| FUNNY BUS Opanite & as ane eu | by Hershberger! W s y Regist on VENIENT TERMS HOUSEWORK, IRONING ea anted Real Estate 32A Ace. eo sewing, Restaurant work. = ~ ~ » + start. gave | 21838 . _ ani memorials eines, tage | Typie. a at JRONINGS_ EXCELLENT 1 Dat Zz| MAHAN HAS BUYERS Cemetery Lots 5 |bonn “purr avi time Sapaiice wana ! demand ip great. Our sales in = ce agency | RONIRGS WANTED. FE 674. ree te cnccpeeenas. We cet Four at Perry Mt. Pk. PE 4580 3, | FE ¢eep __—iEves, PE $1502 IRONING TO DO IN MY HOME. uimest to you & es hs t. SxPFERi NCED at 147 Auburn Av Years of Real Estate 3 LOTS IN “THE GARDEN OF ib” can WAITRESS _ers and ¢; also room- ‘aear the Good Shepherd,” tne tee oa rf ae epply. 3 _bosrders, aa ae im Pontise assures us | Memorial Ge. lartinelli's. 138 8 Woodward. | LADY | EXPERIENCED IN OEN- ; you wil be satisfied. We | Beate Gardens. FE | EXPERIENCED PASTRY COOK | ‘Tt! office work peg A = ; wanted. One w employment. PE "owe me SAVE Ey and closing. Call us today to list jk GRAVES. , to learn pizza. yment. FE 4 bey MONEY your property oe oe ; | — ml 8. 138 8. Woodward. UNDRY WORK DONE IN MY | Let : u ef resurrec- | EX | home. PE ¥ Us file return for you. tion. OL — — GIRL TO TEND | ome. FE _¢1030. 43 Clark’ PE S166 for ap | rou". =To Sell-T Day shift. Must call in per- | MIMEOCRAPHINO. TYPING, BEC- YOU ROY it- WELL INSURE IT son. 321] Auburn Rd. service. EM 3-286d. WORKING MANS The Pontiac Press Dining Room Waitress. | TZRING,,DONE IN MY HOME | Set), EMM yeen, off Badiu FOR WANT ADS and Curb Waitress WASHINGS AND IRONINGS. FE te APPOINT. Sad NIGHT SHIFT. WANTED: WASHING AND IRON- » . Open Eves ‘til ® Sun. EXPERIENCED . DIAL FE 2-8181 Bel VER iy. wnt Good work. +4300 E EALTY CO. REALTORS STAKE CARE OF B NJAMIN R. “R. BACKUS Co-operative Real Estate From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. TED’S 4 years. By week. ow x - 4 FE 2-0263 . FE¢ es. $0317 wh WwW an sme Woodward at Sau 3 B Mechienteadicontia WEXT DOOR ore should be re. gine mean’ are Washing oF hospital wort. FE | Service 18 ee “ter orvere WASHINGS AND IRONINGS SPE. | CURTAINS pe MER iN se sibility for errors other HOUSEWORK 1 AND CARE OF 2, "caine oa aa Tnine FE a wily, Tinioned ta oe cag en vuiteble: than to cancel the es e nghien Ove pan wanall ana sal E 5-1219 os haw 3 latest for farming. Apply Pontiac Press ten to ct ae RE Ee | Wate WASHING, TRONING, YOUR | , Gutl aeind AUTOMAT 180 first insertion of the ad- 4 | cor mine FE 64308. | LAUNDRY 38 NT Ra. WILL BOY OR List YOUR LAKE) | first insertion of the ed- 1 | SOUSEKEEPER. EXPERIENCED. | ¥OUNC, LADY Sais near Tel-Huron center, FE 5-6804 renasors yendered valueless | through Thue, 28 to t6, for Protestant | a eee LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUP- | “R 'F. Me KINNEY ; tions are made be sure to wages. Private teom end beth “YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES EVE. Laundry, Phone FE 2 ai0l. re ng get goat vail umber” || Line Syigine Mo tmoline, Rel SptsNoce, Peete | Pics Haan CAURDRY ERY. UMiv_ 10700 a! . given without it. HOUSEWORK. MIDDLE - AGED ca Te aoe Ba seees heen bi private ‘ woman. Live in. Private room Building S ; 12 age Sige Realtor 4 ’ ones time for advertise- Pore $20. Lincoln ¢4119, ‘ssh ~ Moving aT king 19| St. PLone PE 3.4318. ————_ "kK G. mri MPSTEAD Pines. , larger — ae — = ALL TYPES OF BUILDING PLANS | ~ ac “I guess I need giasses—I thought I was 102 BE. Huron FE +02 ST , type fo 19 oreleck cos ms KITCHEN HELP Spee, commercial & residential | AA-1 MOVING. TRUCKING. PICK. : in my own home" | Wanted: Homes, Farms,) 4 rooms ax mata. west come With Board pres = W VAITRESSES RICK. BLOCK CEMENT WORE | reeconable raics. FE Cina any-| N | Land Contracts side, oil heat hot water. R 38 ~ Transient Want Ads may Apply The Manger Restaurant. | gp inces. FE 2-2468. _time s. PE 41803 any- otices & Personals 25! Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs, 32 ZATL M, JONES REAL gstare oe a oe Ey ad, Airport 5138 Mie ae OS ald | CEMEs? BOB’. MESSENGER & MOVING DAINTY 43505 | a. INSURED | OOM: the first insertion. LADY TO CAR large or two Guaranteed | _Reas Rates Mis. Burnes. PE 28814. 83 Mark “ | 4 ROOMS, cas While 0 CARE FoR CHILDREN work. Ph_PE +8604. rE ees! eavtime. TOR? sails | ENAPP SHOE iviva| Highest Prices Paid CASH re Lines 1 Dey 3 tae @ bare gincts dis — “wie —— a “uy 34163 = gered ‘Gua GRAVEL OR | i7,, SRMAMEOAT “DR On land contracts. get our FREE yah yr bay 'aar Sane | |Mengeenoay mare, og. cor |““"" CARPENTER | setStaapoms-creames—aam | Toes ie ola | “Tres POR FOuTY - : e = e y b 4 1.60 3.12 en age 13 and 6 ty will pach Remodeling kitchens, saphena oma ASH | _ er. Waite's Ni : = law s j I QU ITY 6 200 36 # 584 work. References. EM ye ets ange 8 ge stairways and| 45:¢ Clean up. FE On AND APTER THIS DATE 3 | Bores &. Cire ASK FOR ome under 6 m 6 24 432 «648 MIDDLEAGED WOMAN OR cou. | xfs" +0033, Liout HAULING AND RUBBISN, Se dan, sees ee ee 5% Ie aay RIGHT OR VALUET | cre a = y 7 280 So 756 ple (to) stay with aged coupié | CARPENTRY. BLOCK AND ce mln any by any other OW PAR 345 Oakland ROOMS MODE! w i. AxD BOARD. is PER 8 3.20 6.76 86 Oxford. Prefer someone on | —™eDt_work. ete. FE tower than myself Elijah Mc % MS OR SUBURBAN from FE S001 ave = 85 ODERN LOWER. PRI- week ® 3.60 64 9.72 want « com social security who CcusTOM BUILDING F. H A. a Fi. Rubee cf AND MEAVY TROCEING. on as ~ raised er ‘ein tere rn a . x = —— Mp tectaige hee, 3 erm place to e. ‘ ae, FS S THIS - pete mg & ' 2 a ee na] esatreyeine Gly | “ne Mest Fe oe | na atime oo, 7ORE | rama. ed “aes | me D.CHARTES | PHONE OL, 1-6651 “open ifecen saremmate. bet ES _ ~~~~~~~~.| SPply if you use alcoholic hee. Alterations recreation room, & Mawes eee trac by any mod = — OE +00 + ae ag ‘Eve PE Set T terested in cash for your; end lights included Private co | ROomM AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN erases or smoke. Wil] guarantee | —c#dinets. OR 3-2579 nalllhk i | ee TON TR pate than we lend contract. lots, farm. trance. nice ne : oy Bye RB, j CHEVROLET plicest, ‘For mare detwie’ paste | “tnes eoasernmaniny “alee Secoms _ sean aundenniia Forrest Peek, @3 8 Mate, Mu | |) — FAST Action Action! PRED rmaDE | Adults preferred. 90s per month Martie, Baceyremeg te sees rz | inpons -somp—wowan 6 | Geaet gene SUDDEN SERVICE AoE AUB | Paivare: tru nave te comrnct-we tyre CLARK REAL ESTATE pon ot sau ote Ep | PERS NE Reward. = oo vet up Group’ wmurane insurance and | ¢Are for” 2 ,A0ED WOMAN TO | CEMENT WORK: RESID! trucking. FE ¢40%, | exp License-Bonded MA 61861 tate Prone PE C6e0 Ack for! wren PEI PE Sieg |, Pet month. BATH. W500 | So0M~AND BOARD FOR WAN. weer monstrator furn- PE 23-6301. 3 ate. REDOCE = /ENETTE 1 ROOMS distance Bee & “Fs ~ seventies pt eat ¢ ime atte _ Raymond Commons. FE ¢9366. MAN WITH ‘38 PICK-UP WANTS 0 yep, ever everweight? Tired? ve HAVE | p CuneTe WHO WISH he gpentenenll ROOMS, BATH cor . of Pontiae Mo- Grevrolet Co. Birmingham, Mich. | _Orionvilie, 6-0K) CEMENT Is OUR SPECIALTY. | Detlne cod ed4 Jobe. Phone On tupaled r “try our ante seats | CASH IN A FLASH moa ee ae * yada” “reoreh groves for appointment. | Floors, basements. EM 3487. :— “Individea) autre i . eee Sith “gence “eng | 5° Caares OR BN CONVENIENT TERMS RELIABLE WOMAN FOR MOTH- a REDU preqvanse ma eee! Garr | Por your contrect Ast for Tom begga ‘< Wayne coun- | ¥ 2 BEDROOM APART. | _Oreteré Lt. PECOR Mechesie exp). S30 ow. eriess home near Drayton Plains. | — DO IT YOURSELF an CED TES | THE HANOAR RESTAURANT. AT Realy 311 8 Telegraph na | OR. RT wit WICKERSHAM i Withineraise teat | Convalescent Homes 38A BOND SACU MENT AGENCY | Nicme beckon 7 TY teriela, “asbestos siding “shingle | noses = S008 ~ ata wile — ns W e200 _— aie 7 , - : LI! CADTACE ourse PE 4409 Bves. FR s-tse3| Potent to rus ware com | Seth sntluminum siding ineul- O’ DELL CARTAGE bite ¢ PM gn 2 tos CASH ent Maple , Walled Lake _ — re: : ; i » 8 , PEM SCR BOE ar | Sing Re Pred Sor a |, Pearce | srscegtay et eo Secerectevf pale sorte | pee pours tand eusrase t ut| M1 von ures Oo Wurm Dr . LB am anQ us Cleaners, MA $3871. Bers | TELEPHONE SOLICITING. SAL Pfoumates, ae aes ‘lean op. i Led a eo > i ee Pe ese te ton “Clavusten ” or serseunsing ot iN- i” FE 20143 Fic too Big of too small. VOLLMAR MOVING AND days. oe on - Ast for Ted | lake areas. to list your property . c "7 new concentrates soe: Sear Latn's Sheet |W iigerly woman a CARE. ce LOOR LAYING, saNDINO AND ogc. for N. American Van TANNER KUSMIONTRED SHOE J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor | seins esclusively in _your area? EXPANDING. NEED 2 INSURANCE | WILL SHARE MY HOME wirn | Modern equipment Ouar, wert, | Cane! Smet Peet corvics. FS Vileiiees 6 EB. Walton Bivd. _ Open 9 to ¢ tor = middieaged couple oF ‘lady. for estimates. John Taylor, FE RYONE | IMMEDATE CASH POR YOUR aus. e ‘privileges, igh Sartknes WAaTSE +33) | FLOOR SANDING OLD PLOO! Trucks t R t pe ag ag —-—4 1 — Tee einen coheed qoatecte, ‘Agee En to te | apply te percen. Sed fae LE. | _cpectally Cant Bile 7 Ey O NON | i et erence K. L. Templeton, Real ‘ Snell bacertnaw (se , 3600 Eliz Lr. _ FE 2-579. TRUCKS t, FE 31414 . eton, Kealtor : writer. Call FE 3453 between 3 | Wi TE WOMAR ON ol Fok a Geadeer a LaYino, 1 FIN. AND EQUIPMENT Wid. Chlid, to Board 26) Fr cer tue utes Fon Yous 'e q a aes — {housework snd baby 3-719 _ | eS aa te ent seusene Meeiinn’ Pukaai L — Cosking Sn | Salcomen’ ‘Beet cellinag Gea} tm Yew of Aubura Heights. PE GUARANTEED SATISFACTION ON Ponti at DOARINNG HOME| t the Bird: to cco 4) W. ures | PUsRe OR D18TS of OM 1 UPPER « ROOMS AND BATH. hese cctien on decis. Wrue | Wintrs —ExPGE saws | rem or repairs 1ac arm and _ Girl past 2. FE St. Phone FE 32-8316 Open @ to 8: Sun. 1 to orgy Mg soo ys Stove and re- HOTE , Foatise Pres Bos ¢ tor inter. |" Prank ae FERIENCED coom | full P Seale between Sand) Industrial Tractor Co, | CAMLEY, FARE Close TO "200,000 open neous. File SEP NEWLY ROOMS #10 anitor, whi TE Ea REPAIR. | Opes Daily” Including San eee week a : Porch and basement. Web- , white, middle WOMAN OVER FOR DROG brick. stone and cement ing as station furnished wei. | At our disposal to purchase new or ster school. OU AC aged only, apply in per- emetic clert, Fen ume | (ae "Fe | Somes a Dernneeae oo | MALL COLOR pn agg hg entre, Bo, omen catdree om, ° | Tus Wi $oh" bon son. Se. 1 Orchard 4 Lake Ave. CET E ED ROOFS, ALL s& ting 20 oo a Ask POR BOS MAHAN. VERY DESIRABLE APT. « ROOMS AUBURIN HOTEL yf of tent | _™ Est i916. J. A Hugues 383/ A-1 DECORATING. _ P Wi 5 To Sell-To "wil bes pleasur to ities Ture d ; by ; } omer mpg | so 5 Ee 23021, F wt and wall papering. Call for estt- td, Household Goods 27| TOU BUY IT—WELL INSURE IT o yeu. a bare se. Pa 464 Auburn Ave. tne. canteng, fishing. 168 Mines ee aapeapaa yer welling if you want cash . sanding, . 186 Edison | A-] PAINTING, PAPERHANGING | CASH FOR ALL OF USED for home. we can get G1 F Midwest Help Wanted 6 puastenino NEW AND WEPA | sone ""* FURRILURE REEDED HAN felt "or trade. ve. fail Yoree ot We faltee te permanent jobs | COUPLE TO MANAGE oO _ PSOE eventees bo it a URNITURE NEEDE coowe ae We, oprctaiion 2 | COW NE OF ae | ee ST RAREE MARE MEAN | watire home of odd lots. Get the | Cocreretive Rea! Eotate” you, call today, move to- 7088 FoR Living quarters’ included Incen. Prastenins a8 : fod 4002s, | ««itime «Ad money will go te church on | dollar. outright or -——— ve Real Estate Exchange Furniture Store | Bes rit ly ao ape ia) and repairs. All work- SiPER MAROIDS ano PAINT. Bale. me Om bari me Saree “Po re Fore R ] F Store Mer. Trainee Sete | gl.end ‘nected fer a menship cles gat ,querantecd. ing. PE 44047. — - Gun 0. bOmTLAcs LABORA | usse l Young Office MS Gred. Sales | lncideotals Write Puntice Presa, | gree meyee: e.g | PPAINTING AND WACLFAPER: | Penn "Ue "WOW" ‘ =o Product “Emgtnccr 3 |e ee ere eee po, ag th gs ing C. Waite. On 60001 or FE | Ter Us BUY IT Open” Eves "ul 8 on” “ns Executive Sales Tran. .... §350.00 MEN - WOMEN _A. J. Wedster_& S00. ‘On 3002 | “Wal for you OA 6Seai. | She fries we dent hove ed "Ean ker cota BaF. | yee on WANTED FURNITURE a Midwest Employment time. Apply 180. Perry. We wu | _Call_for estimates, 1 5. g, - ashing WANTED Sey contracts to sell, them WANTED—FARMS ot Peating State Bank Bidg. br bm and 8 two lo So. arom FLOOR BR _LAYind ey anything for a t down or 1-40-80 Acres south of Pontiac $0277 —_ ee inishing. Phone FE “3 BR prom cour ce We Want Men’ WORK PART TIME _ $0802 gf ope re teous service and the high- i a a: Sen 2- 200-300 Acres East of Auburn e Want Men Over 45 | Sguga.% oat your heme respon Busi Servic 3000 - 30 yre, exp. FE est price in cash. call Heights. Por inte add ead souives mothers. es 13 ~~ PAINTING, P. L&S SALES Co. Fdw. M. Stout. Realtor 3- 0-100 bales ria ei tom nes| faguy income WOT deer to door APERMANOINO | OAKLAND COUNTY: est TN. Saginaw St Ph. PE $-8165 Pane Se ot Feet ap aecreas | gai, Sa Sa A&B TIRENCHING |___7ePrin onsen | OSRD PRUNITORE BUYER Eve. ws oe | ket tor Tom Bateman Batem srereae, eo =| wawreo “au riawenex:| Petry, Mater le Fite we. | CONSISTS | WFR IO Rds gpa hen re taal amietaes a _ ot = Central Lincoln- _Sieaners $< a | Lt MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING. wo _S_°E pe Wanted Real Estate 32A| Rent Apts. Furnished 33 a B: oer | Mepaired Dames or OR 3-008. | wa - ' sirloin meas near na Mercu men, men or women to ool wend Ottice spiy abe w ge "Pree oe — of? a bie, rough condition, either TA-| NEED SMALL HOMES AND |! KITCHENETTE AND PRI. | = aw. ry. hore Nowers to stores. Write Art rence St 30138. ; ae a oe recon oe terms © _Suedeell YE ¢ 78) couple, Adults ‘only. 00 Se Pes. @v. Pee re baer) Sper, ‘Peee APPLIANCE SERV re ninco < aos a ee ACREAGE—VACANT | rsecshennaberinsn lactated, We service allmakes of refrigera-| GRAD. MASSEUR. EVES. Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 to 00 1 LARGE ROOM. ALL CONVENI- Gong ‘pay "ui you quality Call b| c 9) Sided" ypsets coll ggitenee | Guab uaneaom aERAPY t = Reatenters Be, “tea tear | Slee ime tama TE SU Ske 35 Oe tnte Daal . i. ines Our : int Rind OF cab s. 9-402 OMoecial foot — S a : WANTED ee eeauis ED wits Fenn Almost 3 acres. A ISHW ASHER RPENTER OF . do | yt — work. Mi per week. Qualify Now" Sone cabinet repair Pr 300! i Sa RADIO OPERATOR'S — a St Real reoon Fr re Fite ~| fares oR a water. Gl ry rea ; asion jobs open. Experience often un- | BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. elevision Service 22 eaa out, Realtor |i 60m. Brove anv REFRIOnR. |. ‘rece 2-4163. e8 WHEAT APPEARING WAN WITH | boss chewing uber neintee eee “ whtewn, hams. | Manual. Phone OR }-7665 ee oy Pm beses |. Ctr. privecs bem. Small but GARAGE HOUSE — — = age rome in Pon- om tee ‘ jobs salasten. tsetse ha est. a eee FE 2-1631. DY Bet! TV SERVICE Evenings ‘th 8 30 Mie . Om Joslyn busline. FE ann i + comeencee fee ou = y. uller Brush, | =— _13, Pontiac Press. _ i 126 FE PIANO FOR rok — - the Fz soe NEw DENTAL RECEPTIONIS] | = SEW ER R CLEANING SUahawMee STRAKA —_— "Church, Will pick up. re GREEN LAKE OFFICE ’” 2 ROOMS. ADULTS. $15. 30 MICHI- io only. Call after agree at tee ED A JOB? sonality Development. Women | Sints. Sunday Serv. Ph_ FE 49012, | MAKE. FE ory PEAR as BUY. LATE MOD- {ON GREEN ’ 2 SOOM ~ APARTMENT MODERN 5 pROoMs AND TT 8. Telecresn Men who have a desire to cara | tory X-ray offices, Pays. well EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE.| jo" ® Radio & TV. eS ee [RS FOR ALL LAKES” | FE 20701, 6 «mi to Ata | BATH. | ha. Pit o-onae. J . Car neces- ; s “oy moval, Ph. WrD To ¢ 1925-LIST E 2 ROOMS STEAM HEs NEAR a “Se cory we Frain jos. Age 20 to fo learn, Write for FREE infor: | HOME SERVICE CaLis Woeal cook Gere. MF. oxtion. | 197 4 Noo a re bass od rooms, 900 pet Me ment mation, Wayne School, Ine. Box Electric—Sewers Cleaned MITCHE eT x 23-4432. Feo By 34412) 3 2 ROOM APT az sMALL CHILD Tooms 960 per mo. Ul Jue 1d. 7 2 ress. % hr. service. LL , ae \s 7 = dry _ cleaning pleat. Write PIANO R. $i LESSON. & ; a Msn ge os Bo “1 £ FE 32871 rE 41285 LISTINGS WANTED ee Rent houses Unfurn, % > -y Starr, Mrs. Myers. extra Tys WANT TO BUY A ED. NORDMAN . ores ULTS ONLY, AFTER a WILL TALK TO RELIABLE MEN | Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners _Typeweie Service 224 | Nor! oa Beer afer ¢ pm ms TE 7 Roonis AND BATH * ee baniy turn Marker eats, time. commission. 08 por tnclined. whe wast adinat ESTATE 3 AND BATH. PRIVATE | Late, Partly furn, MArket ¢2918. VILLAGE hour Sell nylon products to regu- te train spare time for welding. | i FR 01317 USED OFFICE DESK : an entrance main floor working |4 ROOMS, “HESTER. MY lar customers near your home. | sal refinishing in A ag nlony A SERVICE RE Mitchell's 123 N w St. Phone FE §-5061 Plateau 23567 _couple or % men. 16 Florence 38508. Sam Warwick has 1 face Sn beet Ste" bs betes’ | MME oder Repairing. Setetite| Fags one "|" chine Expert ay hig © ROOMS AND BATH. FE Sati Seok, te vate ean, nat i interf : RNITURE REPAIR AND RE. ee «ss . Eiupasiay oven wrin con | tin Tie Via hec ett | RSuay erty Une bad | pies Tew, eens | Money Wanted 286A, ~ |r eanoe-Coean—nooun | «ramon Rocks powneTaina | eens beck Genwlee, Seth ee address, age. working hours and an . Free esti shea OE 1 5 wrenee. NEED 81.000 ~~~ NEEDED TODAY 20405. private bath, entrance. FE _ and garage 16 Osk Hill and 2 car garage ith CAR SA) ESMAN MUST BE | Utilities Autocraft Training, Box — 1-5631 motes. OF Upholstering 2300 wus SECURITY. $2 Homes in the medium price 20 ROOMS (COMPLETELY } veale contoched éoors. Large cor we 3 Auvern, _—_—_| _2! _Pontiec_Press © i WOLAW CONTRACTING GO | Fa OEE NP ONG, | gg ey cent | range ‘$12,000-820.000) We } ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE | erm No children Must have ref-| S0%_ lots Paved cower SETED SALESMAN “MANZO | PIANO LESSONS. POPULAR AND " Carpentes contractor, Projects ot THOMAS UPHOLSTE WANTED Sane are ced out of beter hemes | surreece. 3 men or couple. PE | sores FE | taleg, sae00. PE tee Pa ty mony PW camen ee _SExpert instruct Music. FE 20567 custom. oe Projects of | 34 8. TELEGRAPH aE Os | the om tee we ati. Cae ua i nooks © ROOMS MODERN IN PONTIAC | 750, . “pustnese Fi eney. P. Ww. ructions. sover hanno aiGwine tals 6s er_cent. OR 3-419. | some immediately. Let's not CLEAN CLOSE IN Adults only FE ¢4007 (Toe ae BUSINESS PRONTAOGE WOOL PRESSER FULL TINE Work Wanted i Male 10 10| put in. Septic = ple ton _ spreads. Your material. FE waver. | ___ Wanted to Rent 29 aed Cail “ie @ ‘ell 2 PURN APTS 1 3-100 Hine ROOM MODERR ROME NEAR tow Fogg sy A Teeiskased ani. hess ead pking inetaied. PEe o-4ist, Peed | DRAPES. SLIP COVERS. MATERI- | rare ere us what you have. I-reom, 810 week il 18 week | ae co 1 | ol. neat, 4% se Lake Cleaners, venbrke A-l CARPENTRY. PLASTIC AND | 5 umates als, Beadle. PE §-1927 SERVICE TO ALL LAN | Cone | or 2 children allowed. Call FE | fd. near MS — eon. , “| floor tile s specialty, PE 5-8064. PLUMBING AND HEATING, #6 | EAKLES CUSTOM UP - Roseat Oh rune tapas Edw. M. Stout. Realtor | 2 Le jAnp BATH FOR ONE | £9008 after 3 o'clort. a aaa ea = BASEMENTS WATERPROOPED.| S3np°" * &= FE esti, On| Ig. #176 Cooley Lake Rd. EM | _AG , | ye eae OOMS, CHRISTIAN COUPLE VETERANS. low rates estimate. Hi-grade - : a estim @iTED by cur “Seen te Eve. “8 630 Privete bath and entrance. 116 @ ROOMS FIRST FLOOR ” ear Fuirmonk et ra work! MA 42443. PE pens TAS TERINO ue Lost & Found 24 ine eum f _E Howard 3 = % bk. E CARPENTRY. FART, ALTERA- | CO oO_FE F000. Loo Lestg Bouse sor peer’ room | 2 ROOM FURNISHED APART- DUPLEX AND GARAGE PE 3-9733. NEW AND R®/ oer: LADY's BULOV _School. PE 54124 § to 6. FA ent and 1 sleeping room. In- "HANNAN, LI 4-4900 Ga CABINET, NEW -y CHAPIN PLUMRING ULOVA WATCH. | LIORTED PARKING SPACE TO with nice home on it quire 25 Judson IN EXCLUSIVE WEST repair; _ available accommodate oree ROOMS Murdock, PED. and CH ene +7, ers PE $1186. trailer units. wine advising ince: necessary. Can qualify financially. ls atayete, Pe Sa7a OnLY. © SIDE LOCATION ON WAL- —— = Land rY RELIA J eS ae TARP ON On| tion. Write Pontiac Press 60. ao. ROOMS AND SHOWER. NICE- Felsen Cae TOR _Tepair, FE 44210 Windows walls lect Bay 31278 ee SS NEE ED - furnt Couple only. 30 Nor DO. ALL LARGE ROOMS @ Park Bi GR. cleaned. FE 44508. Clarence Wil-| bu: > | ton. After 4 p - « 4 ROOM ARPENTER WORK WANTED. | liams. _burg. Reward. DESPERA , | HAVE CLIENT FOR A a FOR SPACIOUS LIVING. = | _Part time only. OR 3-2276. TREE TRINMINO AND oF et: were 2 AND eas ~ on ATELY! a ean ) muito, he ots Can? bee RADIANT i HEAT IN- : _owner, FE 2-3035. 264 Nelson. REMOV- ey . - ater, auto , SS | SARE EDT RE | Baek eee Soe Ergin Pa | LS So a a ES e get ocean | OMS STEAM NEAT TON yeoman. Sera, Pu _ 5-4 est side town. Will — edge Rete NISHED AVAILABLE | ‘ . ws = = | | De ent i CABINET MAKER AN AND D CARPEN. a va, PRECISION ‘MACH. a YLED se = ot AD IES BROWN Bilt , Sue a ge = og af month. FE COMPLETE * Christan ee ae aa, =D.; nou : raen space ay gh ens «a specialty. thee R » Kk Rolladium Sat Jan Ask _for_! lan | UT MARCH 1 WRITE makes payments. 1 _ 2-283 ve EMOVAL LAND cep money but please return N WITH 2 SwALL CHIL- — . OCOMS. PRIVATE ENTRARCE 5 ROOMS IN ew- _______| _eleared, low rates. FE 40137. _bdilifold. OR_ 3-5191. dren desire clean 4 room Real Estate Service and bath ground floor lakefront TO PONTIAC PRESS BOX - hs N CIT - 500 NOUSES AND I AND BEDS, Your POST CA AND EN. | LOST YO" R PET? WANT To ee pM Ast. _Adults, OR 3406700 ¥ | & Hotel gs, Fuh basement. EXPERIENCED a Pa an UPPER craiciy. PE bt and ac Br5.cm se anome? a kao WANTED TO LEASE: ion TED, Went to trade your present | ome | dea ised Executives | er ee 08 . 7 i Mend type Lost. Rescue : ewly furnished tou: b } EA ives SL DERCY MAR, DERRES TOR TD Bookkeeping & T y “ot Baldwin. and, Walton, - Reedere Roms. im oy out ot | geil and (trade, propery from | irom prick uot Cake, trot ‘ke. § ROOMS AND BATH WEST ea | eran Se eenet ae Te Tasca Ta| Eee ae | ee ange eee Sweets teaey ta| Sev eae tee piled | ite eit Pe Brereton ___Fe $a gen Fe ee Hobbies & Supplies 24A| ,¢ 23. sie | ance wipe Meee cr |_Sae taper Seen “Caer Stee 1D 5 WHITE An | ACCOUNTING, BOOKEEEPINO. : BY OLDER LADY ors; ac ; water heated IDOLE AGED, PRTIE ,MAN| INCOME TAX. PONTIAC BOOK-|CMIN A PAINTING. TEXTILE clean, quiet room with kitchen | ‘vide to Sele Eanes com nnerns | CLEAN, *, ROOM FURNISHED, | share ground for ‘.- 4 T ette. Write to: Mrs properties apartment. 1 bed garden. No with tools connected with main- AX SERVICE, | pointing, off chive patating, : . B._ Hiner. available. | private entr room. | children of pets. Ideal for wort- LUMBINO a on tone WANTED. ay CR SOR @ ROOM UNFURNISHED | 7 eSeeant Lake Rt, Pontes | MA +UN _ pho cone lle AE ig - ‘ p-Oee2. | CLEAN LIONT HOUSEKEEPING | DETROIT = ‘| Giz rooms end bedroom oS COEEEE Pe 20ee3 | KODAK To W. PROJECTOR, 985: | fni'famliy’ Good reietences PE | Larger homes for, tmalle | "room. Good twin beds 38 Norton. | or $800' cows. PO” Bos is veceible an. ; i = ads | erty, for suburban or forme bowsTows APARTMENT FOR Pontiac ° 538. | Sehecls and bes Foe i tmecemes, large dows rooms bath. Newly iF ¥ x ResPonsipite | |= (82 time Share Living Quarters 30 aa are scarce. trade (pour seerated sed rained. ree cou ee, wae cud ine eat | ~~ -. Bee ; : N WISHES parties concerned. Call FURN ¢ ROOM CHILE oconabe room home. | : r ge MT RIS & SON spygme te deomat Phone OR | fz, !gl scowl wre, eatine ae ro REALTORS coor Mamaens "St winam OR 2 YOUNG LADIES. | Ew 8 ROOM —a Real Estate Mortgage Ins. . +1587 _after 4 p.m. FE 5-0062 LISTINGS WANTED Farms business and commercia ° oy uf, Realtor w imeome. mm Soo" sash as bed S400 DOWN | Pe 21809" OR 33420 bere) “a “* 2-8 FoR BETTER HOMES WO 2-9700 _1100_ Majestic s ATER EL - Soul $2600 cosh to buy it A| brick fireplace Hardwood floors. | OARAGE “HOUSE WITH ELEC | WATERFORD eed ‘ Gameaell Sebel c DRA PLAINS 2 couse 4 9208 witic us lee Mis tricity, gas city water, stool. in 8) 15299 living room. @ sunroom and QUICK ue som. fend, buy at Of b00 Let Un abo — lea hbo Near Pontiac howsesseres at this beautiful new brick 3 al ‘ t you. | PH ile 132, Reverse charges | Clese Belg peed a scree summer porch. Mod- aad bedrm. rasch heme ia Dea ung : Motor. stores. bus lines 83850 | ¢érn bath giass block features Woods 4 tem by fem | comer lot. ¢ . owner wit | £9 yon BETTER SITES ee ‘Cre escent |saeteyiteece noms | Bar" cmc anee ire “Now this js the picture window!” ria, ANY waittigai destin | See aemmey esenmgs, her | CHEROKEE HILLS! Located west of town on two lots SC nN low Out Sashabaw Road on Lake with eute gas furnace. 170x127 — -——- = oe ry = Lar call Mrs. Snyder, 31978. aoe of ite pooms inches aoa tving ‘resws ee | Priced right at tiecce'* — Buy % now & you can choose ANOTHER close in —Eliza- ror and « little fix- Lake fen cena te nell det meisk po og id For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 ; of the interior decorating 2, bedroom home, ges heat, let beth Lake Ra mile oe = ime. Only 04. hn 88.750. $1.000 down. 1 block from a GOING TO FLORIDA? Why pay for 7 dled Nol Sl peso = oe M PERSONALIZED H HOUSES AN COMES OF e. ents of $54.00 per “dw. M. § Realto $05 on a HU PHRIES BY PALMER — OR 3-0415 Rings” Alec building OL bomes, | cevine er hotels? Buy this com: | Soct™isclude tases and. insur- Edw, } tout, Realtor $950 1 bedroom cement block home a _ can > > fortable big trailer for $650 ance Evenings after € 00 call Mr| CARL W. BIRD, Realtor TIN, Gegingw ot | Ph PE Ss108 MOVES YOU IN main highway. near Walled tase | REALTOR FE 2-0474 | | NEW ¢ ROOM MODERN HOUSE. urea. ——s mee and take oft) wine +O" S* | Bloom. MY 2-0008. $03 Commonity National Bank ° a a Z t ve_ we» OO MA 41464 or MA 42602 l Cuceneetiee weet eon Exguines | Use of i weeded lot priced to | SIX ROOMS & BATH for only $700 | PE 44211 Eves. FE WwW ILLIAMS LAK Total monthly payments $4 In-) ( AT(GSRIM, Broker ee | sell quick. Small down payment, | IN al: iy # MILE E down including ® good gas kitch- - NEED SPACE? | CASH FOR YOUR VACANT “i 4 room room. Almost) cluding taxes and insurance | . WEST SIDE this ‘s a dream home. 5 rm. modern bunga-| en range. Quick ssten. Pir it) sick colcnial. overlooking Turtle ' new. 1's “riots Must be sold| Brand new 2 bedroom ranch home _ 4945 and 221§ Pontiac Trail | 4.) oy ine cider homes. On| Ne¥ # room modern Maceday Lake| low ment, with sew a = Coo caiy ei | Lease rooms, bath and a | — quick. Ba: ! $000 down. | includes 2 lots with lake ik, thal weatl aide i Monde decorating small down payment San eas a TART ES, half. loads of cupboard and closet PAJL M REAL ESTATE has oversized living room, jo froot. § room modern. 23 car bald sell at 6 > RD D. Cc uf ARLES, "Realtor space. Large paneled recreation, - “TON WOODS = ~ a mae! tae eern ave. ic mote ‘GATEWAYS to room and kitchen ‘doway 6. a eS 5 room and carpeting and drapes DRACTON : HORTON AVE — 2 FAMILY rth Pine Grove Ave ‘4 mile | rooms and bath up. Large 60x16o| _*#!e. small down paymen ma | Ela = FE 4-0521 includ: ° Many ood large lots pew avait. flat. § rooms each. rete fur- mort wet Se eae Lake Rd ft. corner lot. 2 car gue. We GEO. MARBL E, Realtor | chads : 1717 8 Telegraph Rd. Open Eves veg reasonable te . Ia paces and utilities. $3.000 down. HAPPINESS would try for $1,500 4 | fn in bd. tn | ~~ | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange OFFICE OPEN $4 “auioa ‘for your ranch home. Marion Ave. — 4 room bungs HANNAN FIRST STREET |! Phone OR 31288 GI—No Down Payment |*Z¥ 4 BEDROOM HOME wear | A. JOHNSON. Realtor Call for detalis. some work. tere an aL SOTATR EECHANOS OPPORTUNITY eat _Stloring peng Ba GOING Civilians, low down payments. | 5 Rox I aden ak PT” F F 4-2533 DONELSON SCHOOL Ope sales er 78 mT INCOLN 4-4900 LIVE WHERE YOU WORK beautiful kitchen with tile cup- wodern 2 and 3 bedroom Homes| 3, °8f garage, jot | paved! = 1704S. Telegraph Rd. Close in ranch type lot 100x116 oo ouberban on 4 acre tt Se. Tite beth herdweed GOING Cc. PANGUS eT] _street_ 430. ee Oo ft with weter ity and rT) ROOM 19 ines. 1)0 ft closets, ' vite rr v it now — Automatic gas beat and hot wa- LIVE IN Cinder, eck construction, “Ruut | parement wih pesement ‘Nice! Pe. Orenrille 124 Reverse Charges | BOLIPY Oemetin | A MONEY MAKER | | Say"belltog' ute, ors buy for Full basement. FE . =! 5 ROOM HOU S PART BATH 2 4 rooms for owner $140 ure = Y eT ss0.ou0. ‘Aino St roses end betk,| children $2,000 down. GOING $1,009 down immedia sdiate posses: | roome, insulated. Total price 06. | mo income. Com 4 furnished | See this now at reduced price. Hou Fe SALE | DRAYTON 2 bedrm. home in escellent re- Y = Oe ee ‘Fepmes | dan Wet ns ak can'ts,| FLOYD KENT, Re It » El iad 1e'6c0." 83-000 "down RIDGEWAY STIL MAN fo ‘cot'eo per month 2 lots 130 Wast| day. PE Cesee, | es We. Law ~ anes e * y wo . ' 7 Trenc BENJAMIN & STEPHENS INC WOODS! YOU'LL SAY IT'S GREAT 073 Baldw FE ¢6203 a ET RS Tennyese. off _Jestyn. TWO ACRES l on Eves. ~ DOWN . a ee a | Co-eperative Real Estate Exchange OOM. 2 BA ULL And a good 6 room home. Full | Next to mers Power NOTHING \ If you're looking for spacious! COZY—ATTRACTIVE FACE BRICK RANCH basement. garage, 6 blocks from | , 2 jepeen unfinished house, with living with a comfortable coz AUBURN HEIGHTS EAST HOMES. NO DELAYS IM- . schoo! MY 23-3821 or stop | pe becrmest. Wi tacluded. stmesphere — thea you should by | You'll bike this opiek and span Y MEDIATE OCCUPANCY Relieve It or Not at office, 46 E. Flint St, Lake oe ; yment. build 3 bedrooms. much w features such as preg Maer home. wall-to-wall AND LAKE PRIVILEGES. $250 DOWN MR. DEVELOPER wal build on cur lot OR | large living room with beautiful | carpets. oil storms and | FULL SALES’ PRICE $14-| 62.1, 4350 will move you into « One story home two large wots,| Don't Miss These Buys : built kitchen on ef me) oe ce eS car garage. Som ee APACIOUS LOT AND ALL | Dread Rew spacious 3 bedroom NT REATER?! chitchea. “monthly payments plete with ove doors. drain! 3 bedroom home Th SPACIOUS LOT AND ALL home J RENT BEATER world, 3 large bedrooms with and stove. extra tool house. land-| St full be SAM ak mee CLOSING COSTS. SEE e Just imagine baving these ap Ln es ord Twp... 81 acres. easy to North J hnso loads closet space, the large | se fenced ist ft with| 3 sement with gas heat FUR CO! outstanding features: room bedroom home, | devenns water only 25 to 30 ft «tango ronins ome pate | Sianttty Seni tied alnrsom. | nade’ aed’ Gardse soot Oftered | In ‘eateient coufiuon ang "onty | -RARY AMIBIE HOME Jat fl Sores late ociuded onl 4mm a) s arsery hae. Johns Bake cairrer Tinian ace all soot | Sh? 280, 81,198 down. BUILT IN| $10.75069 mate an appointment | ae IDOLESELT | RO | 1. 5013's M. living room and dis- tt let, Monthly pe payments of wiley trom Pontiac, less than ¥ — pane. New ge car warage. Laundry room mie tyoe BUY IT-WE-LL INsuRE IT/o 1 cai, ne mnie —«- toe" per eere with’ terms cher fence. nice lawn. Bus part beth A furnace |" vo Buy_Te Sell-Te Traé vie ieee 2. Vestibule entrance with guest Cooperative Real Estate Exchange | 38 acres Pontise Lake Ré. near by doer. $3,000 or lose down. room and apace for recreation | —° oo has features galore ful bese. | The clones WILLIAMS LAKE _— Hobday Farms development. home i combination of brick i { ment with auto. oi] heat. 3 car| ,- Lake privileges go with this : . Pa 3 Bedrooms aod cedar shake, shingles Lo MA AN acrner. pag AL = Northwood 3. Covered porch. 5 room - bungalos * Daa fire: SMALL FARM M Soe acme Pontiac Lake Rd §56¢ Mice 1%. story home | — Sirable sundividien, Butt tm* 1954 $10.688 00 | Organization *: ae aainee lon peck atthong tractive features, The fw ti nee Gee epoan"basouss ein | Pontiac Twp 68 acres on Bald Son ae tle per} ee tere. theek te coeer REALTY CO. REA (OxBOW LAKE —_ 4 LAKE éoor - " —_o ene | coal beats § 4 Se os Mountain “Rd. 9600 per” acre, eors we wn by sppoint- CASS LAKE . ed at 88. "| Rear new expressway walle Fu e ment only Co-operative Real mate. Exchange | : bedroom home built in 1953. | * ls am b oo eee ote Eipeeece: | WHITE FV'2-02n3 "| pase ema, Session, ters | Deen octrrom tome sar |, Lereaaatatt crus fet] ENTRA NICE SYLVAN VILLAGE | phate! Saget Boe er irhde teeome prep- Open ae tu oa 104 =| OMly $8500.69 with $1500.00 down tial area with beach privileges| | os and thir Be sure to see this 3 ded. 3 bed brick. with large living | Screage os well os Hrd fete pe erty near »y Also has large screened ad bedrooms are room modern home ft room w Lake NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH we sth MIOHLANDS - rch Living room, dining room extra large. basement, oi] heat recrea- ci a tie = : s 4 Bedrooms—2 Baths BROS —_— == land oct es od > 5 ae. van yard ‘ona shade "seen: 7. Complete combination alum!- Gevughent, Woes coflene?. large fenced yard and lake privi- OFFICE OPEN 64 edcah'l Gurl Donsion (Saaaas lee e Bi bedrooms a ae tee con- Offered partiaily furnished. in- num storm windows and storm Venetian oar —_ leges. Terms can be erranged A JOHN ‘SON, R It Pisher mM | . t par- hud: frigidaire. For only $5000 doors. home its in perfect ¢ , ealtor basement — gas heat. Open 9 to # Bum 1 to § Gray brick —one floor —three LMBREE & G 1G - {Dream Kitchen! Equipped with : INSIDE . High ana dry knotty ¢edar recreation - —| rooms Complete to automatic GE range. refrigerator, auto = - 1322770 {. 9400.60 down. 704 S. seam ane lavatory. o> NEAR UTIC - ccae @bae anaaies Mound = Russel] Young 1565 Union Lehe Ré, EM 2490? Washer and ¢ryer GILES REALTY CO ] Telegraph Rd. cludes carpeting in living ting & draperies. Exceptional | R shan 02 W. Huron st FE 56175 IVAN W. NICE LOCATION ON BROOK- riage Bees | Sete Gast cad*cioatY cnareons. | Richy | teree tireemee Ses aun w muronttt TO" re caus |OPr ELIZABETH Lx mp_you| Oy “ines, bine,satee te © oun isp, tubetzacon, Ut tne 7 wR payment. wall to wall ¢ Glas pore iceq at Open Eves ‘till 8 Sun ‘ull 5 will find this 3 bedroom FHA re Satte Co OO oo HRA : . . ream, living tesm end hal Pull | tien Ketvering ome cut and . Suey een Sylvan Village bath” part basement one meee Benjamin and fened, Bak halal, foro gas heat, display ea eee onder Ger A HOME OF YOUR LITTLE FARMS Brick and frame — Living ao es oe ec ) an K BLVD 2 car garage & nicely landscaped | struction Drive out N Perry OWN FE 8.500] FE 5-25 Excellent lend. One acre parcels. veom 36288 — satura! fire- or We OS Red " sf . btroom heme built in yerd 1 biock to school & bus to Ketter turn right to mode! >- ar 2564 Choice sites for your reach heme. itchen- = ie Stephens Inc. all to wall carpetine $15 650 with substantial gown pay-| Open Set & Sun Il am to & 30 wees uaa) Galane Cina te tes Gt acbecie. “tie iner 6218 large front en- EAST SUBURBAN: tiie bath knotty pine rum- ment. pm Daly Spm to 8% om. Washington Jr. High Dist. iui "Sostyn Cor. Ir Realtor $15 down & $15 per month” por — e. — ; | Midwest 43232 JOrdan 45726 ava ta Uk che anaes one NOSPT!A ROAD immacelaic For the first time—e grand fam- Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | neat: .~ wel apo ce gy Fase sence Age OPEN 9 AM TOS PM an excellent view of Syivan home in nice neighborhood 2 bed a ce becuase guisence teres — ~ ——— | L. H. BROW el Realtor Lake v * et th large Utility, attached Lake Only $14.500 Bateman rooms oil furnace, 3 pe bath ° ‘192 WH Price y s, of & Kampsen Reality 377 8 auto waver heater ‘ re n _— — replace Nortl Side —— 3-410 oor $12,500, terms rage, Autometic efi beet oad | 6 ROOM HOME inoede gg yes 8 ered, seni Gee ne cai full dining den of TV ’ Member Co-op Real Ea Exch rf, seme ick +0528 . ortg , eee break- e mode hom ; JOuN house with i, te | ptt pg agg is oR gg mon down to veteran Real Scan hange fast oad DRY. asement A condition” Living ra *aining rm | == For Sale Acreage 47 show e home a . . t le rage es itehen screened. front porch. KIN ZLER Rk REAL ESTATE rae, paved. street & nice clean | NEW 2 Bepncon TEMPO- J. C. H AYDEN ie fencea yard. $17. 2 Dedrme & beth full Bemt. eu. e im good repair. Easy terms rery renc beat. | car at- ; . . . - . 7 ene Beauindre tached plastered garage. Lot 160 mT Webster School District Geeniat ao alee’ Maced aan BUILDERS REAL by 300 Approximately 2 miles | % FE Walton Bivd. dromat tm kitchen. Paved street. 7 W. Huron St FE ¢32 5, re 308 er J. R. HILTZ from OM Realtor pen Eves vine Meaty tome eth 6 sommes] U5.) Coun. 116 acres of vacant * Open Eves til 8 Sve. Ve >! or PE 31917 FK. W. Kurth. and beth up v downstairs ae ann urth, Realtor oo . wan to wall carpeting | \\ 71) lst e near Rochester, in an area Donelson Park - Peete tein w muron ‘a | 8 Woodward. Birm. Mr e766 uciet ossan ieee “Sk | sean 5 cca. tae Fal Meee ai Searetane. ee ALL LARGE ROOMS |§ Bedroom Rancher Free TE Came __ T tItACC Hae =a —— mong. fenced | Spee = na “heater,| paved road frontage. tree es Located on Roselawn S|. this 5 low, expansive bungalow SUMMIT oT FAST HE MAC EDAY vere siiseo , Pireplece, Privileges oa. Willams room bungalow features a dinin with breseway and 2 car ¢e- Seca at “Ae 3 BEDROOM Lake Priced at only $7,500. - . room. 2 bedrooms, basement. oil | rage. Lovely big living room with Good € room home with 3 bed. 3 bedroom home with full bath hal Near { i Hospital Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ome Bb moll pag AE te raonee eo og oot lias’ ak Ua. aus dara Chose | a os posers ia. heat ee pow? $1.050 . stm see es me ost — the GI TT N. Sa 7 S& Ph. FE 56-6168 One re . Dought for $10,000, nanan —— large maaetn py lok mt Monte to schools ang transportation $11 - OFF ERS te vce and abs eekuen hiss ae ae COSTS | very best of condition” Three Just a few more of these 3} bed Eve. ‘til 8:30 fast space. lols of cupboards. a $00 with terms to downtown This is an| Ca, w unter flecr beating =| bedrooms. nursery and beth up| rm... brick panen nomen wil enti 5 hem mod- YOU INVESTORS y for details call Mr Alles. ( ARROLI. G. PORRITT) Suburn Heights—$5,500 alder he Sod ts ‘an outstending | nnetty pine kitchen cabinets with | ernised Auto Dest Gouble 6® an excellent location. Piastered | xis0. PRANKLIN RD_& i & HUGHES seeing 8 large sew housing $1201 or FE 2-3370. | 50% West Nuren PE 37126 | ———— a room buy Down payment to veterans, | 8x6 picture window rage. first time offered —_— Gevaghent. Select —— notte - L. mentee. 6% N mete cli the _ we have | “RUD” Nicholie a ing foom 12n18, | utility NORTH — ee Mon OW DOWN ction rm. Ges beat, cute, gas hot mercial with 3 due located | REAL ESTATE a $1,500 Down Terms. / 2 bent your Wears automatic Sax’ aes PAYMENTS including cosis. . $6,950 Full Price Sale encelient piece of In . — “ a ee Lak r schools Alwindtite aluminum sliding win-| 6 room, basement on 8 Johnson With $1,200 Down : ° and all clean as Pus ‘»aiters Lake bath. 94.000 with $1080 down — 4 room, new inside, Perry Park. Dregten Pitas 628,008 terms bath floors, plaste N ‘nee down per: 6x10 laundry room 6750 down, west 4 room onn rwin — c Som besemment wth’ pute, one beet: | beth cinder Bleek bene, | meme R aw wed strect! $400 “down. “shell house, te . ‘ 5 fF 1 a NORTH LAKE ES ON BOTH]! choose from. , a pecccesion, G50 Mienehecd : 1. A. a lor Gaty eet ie per'menm - iene. 3" pedrooms" orien 2 bedroom Acai bath, full “ anus’ al pool ote, 8 mod. | pe . FE 32-1904 I Y room kitchen 13x20 ; . 4 op eRESET ‘senekincts Established 1916 3 INCOME APTS Includes ‘stove washer tad | tance to Be. Michesl's” Seboct $11,800 $1.000 down. north near Weaver | ——____ WM. A. TOR - ai} ME . S: vee School ; Free Parking. } BEDRMs - WEST SIDE A!| | Close to downtown separate | . » Nerme tae capes ae vee ce Drive a ie $800 down. near Fisher Body, 4 KENNEDY Yeo Oakland cadhd PF 42544 on | fir Attractive 26 ft liv entrance 3 baths auto oi] heat Auburn M: nor R -} gp | NMams Lake Ra core tert pnd prong ing rm, WHh drapes. eed wai. | grossing $238 per meith Out of | * . . an anc \ . N pron, 1% mi watete ice at a Huron Gardens, 5 rm | REALTOR fo-wall carpeting brick fire- own owner wants quick sale $5- Newer room ric sign ; pe —— ! n La venine “ul 8 pr dee annie i STONE | ar pny vr aren "Fe asm ar Yl O car garage Outdoor ava $13 PAUT. A. RERN, Realtor ing room with dining L. STONE REALTY CO. | Towards Ortonville: ¢ room mod 6 ROOMS ‘BRICK BUNGALOW. 18 ACRES NEAR " DAVISBURG 500 with §3500 down M1 Oakland As . shia soe aibe_esting space im bited- leis Jasire FE. 2.0233 | wt all on one rooms. | bse — room house. 2 car e L = u e « | room e 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE = SYLVAN LAKE AREA All in ‘Real Estate Since 1919 recreation cement. oll heat | Oto 8 pm daily: Sun 1 to § BROS. WE BUY AND SELL bee! Paving, room, finine reid | _pm. MElrose soe, ~ ‘Outstand | THE FINEST ihe, auirootine roe Pn | $16,000 terms OG I HOMES Sestieal’ Auiainatie gi Sunapee. For Sale Farms 48 ° ’ ; : a ft living rm. fireplace. ine 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW This home is located SUBURBAN iG dre all-to-wall u 40 = w roud of edel home| p,, NI HOLIE Rd. Pull $15,975 with $3,100 FOR ene Sten OSs: bs " very mesern bichon, ful a | re phage located at 718 Madison off as ne OR a7 ore OR 31873 down, me Prom 63 to 465 oaisk hums WGA Ghd Ke eae beth. extra nice rec. rm with se Aiedk Gee | ee eels com might . Por ‘tarming ew hod tae Sua. Pale abeeek ocd ae pasieling, lavatory | comune nan a equitieg in P : AND HARGER CO RANCH TYPE, 3 BEDROOMS.| nen & urea. utifel a baren es cane tiled fits. ac oil ' Phaser jen. Nat- weekdays 7 or call for Lake District . ‘ . a _ With 15230 living room nice dim- | ae coin the living room, Pui | eet, cement drive garage and) coi ait dows. fall basement, oti ae eet ee eg “eoed barn email heqee, cay ment with shower and finest °**/nead door scaped South Faith heat. Large barn with new RICK TERRACE SPECIAL Se | Sere tag cians te and Walker, Rochester, Mich. = o—“_e eadacadel ieee | WERT SUBURBAN. New. ail. on “1942 Built? modern 2 bed- Dart sot oon cimber. School | One of the nicest terraces on the bus. Lots of shrubbery, and fruit | _Avon reation. 816.800 full aged lerge fir. 2 bedrms, breakfast nook. room bungalow. Full base- market today. New bath. new) 2 bedroom year sround home oni oe cd Price ts eee Sra aS nauk inaarcdanl aud storm BI field ‘Hight: kitchen. newly decorated and new | Situated on lot 1002400 with beach png le an to han- - LAKEFRON’ . | kitchen with mica cup | sash. Blacktop street oomfield ig lands ge air conditioned heating sys- privileges. Exte Californie dle ~! _ at $9,000 with oe i R. beds Ht | boards. Wed beth ot jfumace. real buy et - 67.080 win Vacant 4 eearoom | brick. tom. Encotiont basement. Also a Reawood a. full pes price iase0. ‘Fer balance per cont interest. @s right on the lake | usc aaten see : rmation RANCH WITH BUSINESS poems aoe’ ho poem A “mace | condition Beet West Suburban ing room kiteben ‘with eat s14is DOWN 688 MONT? menRE RTC 0) AV 1S" " cee room ibaa om: : ‘ F = 1.475 N 7] : . piace “and Nowslse veroee fire $5.050 TOTAL price for dbedrm | full Basement "AC ol! heat Exceptionally large, modern five | Fentioe_Lebe_pd.__| Contral Ave werythi sfrem_ pes | tnten i veie gases oA 80 ACRES seat seabed | home in Keego Full basement Close im near schoot and incinerator recreation room| oom bungalow with full base- | heat to te Pret hae We hh Treniage Ghicn | METAMORA HUNT CLUB grcelient condition throughout | with furnace new water hb » |= Ment gas a. € heating, and gas rOUR DREAM HOME . ‘ihr ¢ bed | whieh has 236 ft which utiful 7 home with Bon fl oat tance ae tn.oee |e formset, Mew _vener Beat: | Mes, soly 6 years aie eee waler, gassed tn | Sour netaeeyinat really suite | BSS, GTi'Sge ceua'te meresee | fuesuttndy, toned for Business. | natural’ replace, full basement, . ay . Privileges ; , . | perch and pe 4 in- Se, room to bun- | , cash. - well landscaped | shade : ne a See Maceo | Rou abd‘ncatmOnrage yaar. | Een” amet, Sentone Asai re cam grace pam howe, WARD FEF. PARTRIDGE | extra steal in utility room door grill, $6000 will han, ™eMt. pine floors and dry wall| tem imeludes ' rey 000 DOWN H oe hon ean i be 36 scree of or 14 scres of REALTOR FE 2-8316) eae ey LLIAMS” LAKE Only | Geo beat, 3 car attached dle | in ater meee a | Stee. & a hinds of extrac | Dellwood Ave. just off ton 12x23 ft. 1 tAL ; 2- be ; | c a en ss De Ree NS, Sede Ao = | feepSTard Priced bower Elizabeth Lake Front | WEST SIDE perhaps we can ‘atvance terme side an ssh | Riraseee ang 3) 0 a 3 vr coe gt $26,500 00 with ake privileges. ul ath production cost at $14,800 . ° is . insulated lot and 2 car breakf Brick C Coed bh 7% SIX ROOM BUNGALOW terms. el ‘ast — — = uae Terms. feet on “lake lat joer has, D nay ily a with no ‘ 0] ete uz sak floors ete Ready care- i? at only $10,500, “.r for $6,950 . . arge liv room w re — 'y room A large house | at free a ving really extra nice INCOMES Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor | piace. dining room. den | = im e, wall to wail am aot povnedd &= aoe. Rag Be CLARK REAL ATE Russell Young West Huron st rae |$1,950 DOWN for this Wisner 22 W Lawrence St Open Evenings or bedroom. full tile bath. new gas ac. heating | attractive room rE meee neral | Schoo! Gist-ict dbedrm bu: FE 5-8161 or FE 42088 breakfast room. 2 laree| *Y ‘stool in base- be . full REALTOR ag nd ya tan ah w all on 1 fir. Pull basement | bedrooms and tile bath on | — faire oe oss tormea, Boel mans —_ ae. 2 FINE LOTS Coaperative Exchange Spon Bree tah ve . | ont bin-fed tok ed 2nd Enc porch Frese. - garage z . cor. ® Large room house, close to street. Only $6 950 == a | cen for ens cy ines tt — Tirea RELAX FOLKS ner ipcation. dry. ¥ "or = downtown, income ( of city life. like to settle| ‘level. _, vay 31.000 DOWN fF 500. terms includes carpet- FOUR FAMILY APARTMENT PA i J! \ , ie oe eek /-— soon No Down } ing and drapes SALE OR TRADE ore z ees? We can offer S te hs oe Sale Business Property 49 M W RIGHT, Realtor | get possession at once too! | Dendy clean and. modern four . ON heat. 2 yo ge he cash. come, ~ 345 Oakland Ave PE 5-0441| Large kitchen full bath, full | Payment 3 |Ro Annett Inc. family with gow Bee neon Fencea ot $9 450, terms. served. DIXIE HWY. ¢ call PE $3703 «| basement Blacktop street, walk y | Sad nesses Sen ae ee Joseph F Reisz ADAMS REALTY INDIAN son oh Kr” four} Ciose in.” s8n00, 403 LAKESIDE DR. | _T™! bree. eo During, tng, balance of February. 205 Huron gence 3100] EURARETE LAER ESTATES | au w. * pe sane} —— On 2008 GR] ee, Sat reel "urene” gla at . Elizabeth take. will INDIAN VILLAGE. Attractive 3 lage 3 ag Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 p La i Sooperative Rest Batate Exchanes en. walls. . Sore te rear, Becy terme, , ‘a on -— corner fot tare po , ont has chim: - ane new ofl a. ¢ ee a K NI IDSEN RIDGEWAY modern kitchen, studding up for partitions. tiful be MACEDAY LAKE basement with off furnace. is money SM YS dow screens. a | type ranch home ter. Baldwin +4203 Private cement driveway to 2- need down. “Priced =| ART BU ree inside & 7 gh. ear attached > ¥ . drive. Pull price “ot ~~ - weet elem i LAKE HOME large me et -| Ottawa Hills sonunnan tome | . i" 4 room, s bedroom home. WE SELL — WE TRADE | " went § zeelient FLOYD KENT. Realtor | West Suburban) mirifeeg. pear stares", ed DORRIS & SON S fmj| EXTRA VACATION | 24.W. Lawrenc®: PE 5-6105 open | foome. arranged f . , garage. ; Next to Consumers Power | &netraom ranch style heme). Si heat, electhic, hot water. COOP ae MONEY: If you're tak- electric water . gutta large | -futahing No be dene taside. |. Huron Sioa ee +-—--—- of — Acreage e Near Ox ing a long vacation, rent LIKE A CASH-GET- ‘your home for the dura “-e ad TER? Place a Classified ea Had Beh thidgs you're tion. Makes extra money 'through with! Phone FE feat, Soy you! Dik FR — for an meade THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 _ Sale Buisiness Property 49 Business Opportunities 51| Money to Loan 53) Sale Household Goods 57| M EST MAIDENS By Jay Alan For Sale Miscellaneous 60| Cameras, Equipment 614 & ~ mananeanane Sah TSE AML 5 / (MAND BRAIDED RUQS MADE ¢ BY § PACEMAKER SPEED BRICK BUILDING a ae BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE ma YI wo alee one aoe. ah Excellent caution.» sian, FE two short artri ge 64 W. Lawrence St. ays TTFE Oo or 510 LaVATORiEe COMPLETE _S-0118, after 6 p.m. 168 Crescent. es oop 4 . . GET CASH QUICKLY. favtets, 036.00 Value O16-06. A wid ~ Sale Musical Goods 62 Guta tes | oe . Up to $500 52 12 Gal, eciric terrific "values These are ren erate ACCORDIONS, FACTORY PRICES. . foto ‘this: sailo0d down, - RESTAU : | eorlenpert ae a Enroll im our schoo} now. Ac- : “STAURANT 1966 to 1959 ears. ie. Woter becterseame bfand Reg. Lake Ave. loaned. Basement Apt. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor CAFETERIA rhe SA 5 be Tle. St. oft West Muros. rm gman Ty Ze bam | Sasemanaly oe za 2s tat Soma “LUMBER , ness. New modern and i” GUITAR AND NJO FOR SALE. _. spas | OAKLAND erp tae sR SR CoM Aree rMEWs| PON coool, aie fas a "n tess, Sey | tue, Pmown On bem On Safes, | Soutttver tates esate! LOAN CO. ae iap.se.. % Woore and = Pr SKARE DRUM Ap. CYMBALS BUSINESS CORNER | mesic PINBALL FE 2-9206 ‘es main city hwys. Go- Work only a few da — ht in oe 6 he 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. e ents and c120 Bor Isis Ra) Commerce |""candiuon, wa rol sod “bench. | MANURE SPREADERS ed street ; sides.” yor furwer information come Paalt of waa cones. Mortgage Loans 54 ; tn ht omistkona | - LIONT METAL CABINETS. | ONED MEDIUM BIZE | we are stil qventee> FLOYD KENT, Realtor 1 LOW INTEREST shined bel tube (ele feet) | with new ivories. Terms. | high wide—ang % W. Lawrence PE 56105. EAT MARKET Unitmited funds for ace family cookstoves used furniture. kind gy SBLE PiANO Wita | com cctectinn a Rein crcery and mgt mare, | Sea a a ey Next to “sls Dinie Hwy. Drayton | i - we Pee | ees een ute | HG. PETERSON | Fas : Pig FT FIANO. GOOD | 4, Tessible to wholesale sls, Over | 1310 Ponting State 7 ‘LIONEL & AMERICAN | _ condition _FE_ eaves ies eee. “thy, Ff'p'tie be " West Side Income plus small stock down for ~~“ | FLYER TRAINS See ee eee | the ee Well located 4 unit apartment, ——— we | AUTOHORIZED FACTORY SERV- VE_¢-0608. - _HOUGHTEN’S . convenient te bus. Bach apart | WARD) FE. PARTRIDGE |CAst POR YOUR VACANT CITY Wy gd be ieee Rochester ag alg ol ateeT a = eutomatic hot water. Otiered’ ci | SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS pace, grates, stoker. gateleg te- MEDICINE CABINETS. LARGE 20 Bcsereal Mr Lite’PE ePRi's | | rmnSUence ction, | | Run’ eurcevtgcnast Ss | sa fa oe eke FE i330. °F | «3 W. Huron, Open Eve, PE 2-4316 ia PE Alep large ge “BUD” Nicholie EXCHANGE g_YOOR LARD CON: + -* BEAL ESTATE erty) fo erty) Yor iat late le model nil Sar cask ee Rent-Lease Bus Prop WA For Lease—Modern 2 stall | Ave - - z % 7 MYERS PUMPS | Sale Office Equipment 63 CLINTON ~a~~-| service station. Gool gal- | ima 4 DR TENOLISH AUSTIN. EXCELLENT Ns name lonage. Fine location. | in. i meget ‘tv Cali MA Ma t1087. " ian a oP | See ce eee talled. ee es sai ne eee “° . of heat,| Call L. H. Cole Oil Co. CHICKEN BROODER AND . . o money down. $3 month. "| DESK, STEEL, EXCELLENT : reo Me rer MH) 29173, a pot pntee OR Vang TT | Sia Sher ee sare | Sale Household Goods 87| For Sale Miscellaneous 60| KET.{\'S HARDWARE | Str‘stls Sm" cian ‘alt"ap | ME tAR® TRADE m00, curr 6000 Poe TAXMAN REAL Es. OR RENT MODERN | LINOLETM AND PAINT SALE RA ee | 200t_ub holstered leather. Sacrifice ae be —w) tate or any other purpose. Pad- FE $0015 or in| Half price at Jacks. 183 N. Perry rm_at Adams FE 28811 | Call PE S111 or MaAytar 60003 |7E COTS PE ¢1113 dock ‘near Wil. Tndividual ot-| Sale Land Contracts 32. girs ot patinont_“ Near Sears. re aoe, Siar AAMOE TQS COLEMAN TOOK "ine "Aurea | NEED HEAT? _sfter_$ KING BROS. . Apply TB. | rrr rn eererrnrernem™ HOME washe | TYPEWRITERS SALE YOUR 1. 4 peer Be Pedi | Sith good equity will trade med-|] arge Duo-Therm twin| dsep ons F RAROES,eS 10 AND | GOnOL WALL abe ROX RUNNINGPT.| lo worsing “cooditon, ‘In ws | Price ites, Oak es Stati te tsa good oe _Rowtusc no. af GPOTER ia Fon GanEEn ; INVEST .- | home. Cah JIM WRIGHT. FE | B. Munro Electric, 1060| 9x9 VINYL TILE ite EACH blowers, @ small unit blowers in-| — iT, | DUMP FOR beauty or TV repair shop, corner _ Soul burner oil heater, like! Wh mm Huron. cluded. All can be hed for $450. | tractors, for riding or walking. ef Jessie at Raeburn St. Inquire | Your money in a good land con- | — - . | i Smith’s, 257 S. Saginaw | 34” furnace with and ther-| Sale Sporting Goods 65 3-3762. ot Chuck's Mkt._next door, _| tract. Have some excellent buys War Ce ML ial eee new, SO OR SASL, F aod menees NT ys02 1 LATE MODEL ELECTROLUX | mostat controls, 030" Tis “Oanland | iiig ONC NODES WET SFARDARD” OIL” staTion FOR fants ‘or PE SS 7 re | al ms ene OF oi. | her's pm _ | 1 _elec. motor. Like new. FE | —Ave. |GUNS: BUY SELL. TRADE. tack. De- Por further information. - | WAP-YOUR-OLD SKATES ON A WASHER KREWMORE with 200 Vasher, was 6303.08 WOW siee. pate eS Teen. FE 19248. after 7 p.m: I. C. HAYDEN, Realtor aew pair. States sharpened, 33 |LAUNDRY STOV etOvE Fou aes Pha au | INSULATE Now phage Atoc lag tro "paeenes. | OUNS BUY. SELL. TRADE uniti = cents. Barnes ware, 142 W. Slightly u ee a ~ ————————— We 4 . a u ! |e PR RT Te ee ae acer LINOLEUM .... yd. 3%} WAYNE GABERT'S = AND SAVE MONEY | = ‘Eston ciomeg arpa pet de te Savana bar fo LOANS | Speer cgraenee ou come fer | Simntn, Pole ge) = APPLIANCE M. A. Benson |. 32, Hats 7c S| ‘Seed, Gravel & Di . a : | ae xo - SPECIALS as 209: ry net boar 4 go 4 $25 be 3 uote ® $900 | 60 6 " Patan axcuans 2-3200 he atte Bh ERM tbe Pull size cabinet auto. troner. | 549 N. Saginaw St. FEderal 4-252) SWEETS e APPLIANCE | Ful, cnt eas evel. FE 2-8502. price including brick 30 ete, Ae WILL SELL OR TRADE EQUITY RUBBER PAINE Gal. #30 like new — $40. CASH POR FURNITURE | *22_W. Huron 8t. FE +1133 | CRUSHED & AND SAND. fsturee, equipment, TV. etc. Oniy | _—- PRIENDLY cee 2 wal! madere,_#,pearoom West | SVERS, 141 W. HURON | tons freed Queen, Cabinet 0" | PE Tem A ig Fy Grae ae Phat | $27, 50¢ $7,500 down. Lecat- _ Car OF Irener. floor sample see 1000 GAL GASOLINE STORAG equity in house. PE 2-3685 gi. es. cutter, vuleaniser, ete. racciaeen nn paeiay . Fou cnly 3° minutes ag C) ANS CYLINDER TANK. SPRAYER Mcoter. EM See, HOT WATER abi a “ene Eero ih re <5 Mg Mar- Pontiac Prese,_ Bes 7. areve R._D. RILEY L dru. T ¢ia” electrie saw. tele. | MA ae Dieaee’ a Vea Save up ie 35 per cent on new 1884 Faint COLONS AT New & Used- Lumber CLAS: ous dogs Pore good % ton pickur | room sets, Gtudlo equch. Prigid- | ss1'h' Saginaw PEE 56100 25% DISCOUNT tute—3012— Sule mets meme moe «| EXtrc Fast _|_so te Suk" O°) Expy eit ome’ Set 3 ROOMS) | angeRenesah ean, | Bite Sr"vedine’ ao "tear | the oldest and busiest bars . <= Sale Clothing MATTRESS Sou com aber list 4 RI EV A oie alee een pens mubers $3 Williams. FE FURNITURE COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. | 5300 Nighinnd ma " ; ° cMidren’s ¢ TAO WASHER 010 GOOD * $1 Orchard Lake A PE }Ti0i Open Except os Bald) win PE +0003 ou. signature, car on furniture Gane- enon Laie AND ge Ae 2-46339 ooh oe — -—— DAYTON GHALLOW-WELL JET "ae + snabewe Co-ope Estate Exct Loans made without endorsers [ woos ae lothes. +6670 ORG table table ss poy bathtubs. Crate marred . " BEAUTY HGP PUre jams cf = m= “ner A E, Tasca Fe $178. = ‘3 pePoat fet wal tgloee $3.99 get | AVE Supply 100 8. Saginaw 3 nT ; seuipoed Oana, Peat rue months to repay. RATORAL LYNX ua Y FoR coaT. wes (EN, BENDIX RYER ; $59.50 rave rae ag pr ti gal. Ee set te 160 t ‘ 5 . ves. size elased cleaned * piece dining room . # pax. _. 1 _ $5 PE 2-263 New Hotpoint butfet and 6 chairs. OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 12 FE 39302 gal. $112.50 # - HOUSEHOLD Wurre SAT D WEDDING GOWN. was A some ne snow, $190.95 $49.50 ito ore Edie Ie AS A. Thom pe . CLASS “C” BAR 2-090 After 6 p.m ; =e NOW $330.96 Dresser, chest full sise bed. New. |" Wag coment minor, $0 plans, |% & (3} . OR TAVERN WANTED “Sale Household Goods 87|**s #0995)". NOw ssz0.0s $79.50 4 w, coeed wo Beyerd | im, (al B leaetne Gare G00 we sey down onlay, sone me ee ere Seon otapeiat Elec. Range MANY ITEMS ; Sone bea th eset | un § asap 5 : $e busy tavern, tmmediate tae, ana Poot “phone FEeral 4-008 were Gancee isla” deme ook. ew Ww. Murea st” APPLIANCE : Easy Terms ” so Iroquois. "FE (oxE2 li sale. Se CrkiAaiCe pan | Ee -_< S ___s _ o_o : are. ;: a pr Call TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Bia! a ae ee THOMAS ECONOMY (|i MopiEaN Gas sTovVE AND tox 2-O111. : 1 R. D. RILEY, BROKER 202 N. MAIN Gouble sleigh bed. complete, | talad se" wun each purchase.” | FURNITURE CO. a bedstead FE sett aise | “ook ike new. ROCHESTER, MICH. | Meus pacer oem Secon! = Frayer Refrigeration — 261 8 Saginaw si. 00 SHEETS OF RUBBER Twn | "Terme ee: LOAN 425 TO 8300 ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT | S48 Orchard Lake Ave. Sigg? PAS a wane Sot a — LIVESTOCK | CAN BE POUND AT L & 8. ‘oe vaeRER Al xp NEGO For Sale Miscellaneous 60 od ae a A. | : Rochester ro OL 10701 | Codie wih conta atashed: Gow | FURNITURE GLaananCe |AU0CUM NEARING alps ioe |e eee ee pit wed san vice ) sin an: 1055 ‘wheughs tren beak beds. net noisy: get free trial be com in Also 309 closed head drums |< WHEN YOU NEED Fangen, ene heise) #5-up, ede ee crea ee | ee eee Pe | Sg Pee | GO5-S5OO | sreb ces eESe |e Sees S| ciate vote apres | MOD e aad Ea 3 . pe 95 up; | : ALL ( __ New mo _ 7 We can help you with your money via ip ving ‘cates. si ty $130 Hall wood, hell ramos. 9855 GENERAL bd aE cD. Fe * ie ttehen ; problems. Yoo can get up to $800| Many otner ttems Paid ce, a mee | eed ee Merle \ ; ments Yelphone weer cal at| OR LAVAWAY PLAN | Untinished "chaise... oes g| ANCHOR NCES aad ggg me nagar pg % eur office WE BUY SELL TRADE ANY-| 965 sofa beds............ $3850 Ne money down, FHA approved. 985, coke’ ta a3 ee _e — a av oa — Industrial & Commercal| OTATE.. | Sete beeaoe’ St |areecsseerns ns Epermtc ome rrarunag ndustria. ommercia ARKINO. 2 ° 2 pe living suite......... $i lor every ans eee en eee ~~ THURS, PRL eat, 6 TO 6. | 8 by 12 face rugs............ sises| Artists’ supplies, hobby Dever 10 dedgns terrific, vay ' Reasonable PE & 13 room or, erg wil aivide. te FINANCE CO. TOs onsen a mt a fre ‘Atmninater” + ey ne supplies—check our new | ha an vane a ‘se “oughtly RECON NED “s . #5 orc B ascae rae Bact . © wks. _traner_ Pie Some “ener 4 >=, on for FE 4-1574 .| Fone ernest oun"et Sevurs | oy 47 ueoataeee..---"--- $843) classification “Hobbies Secor iggpuiary Minignn Pie “ing mathioes aah be. Capore | St, wil shew "pour or 703 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. Heights on Auburn Ré. M50. ® by 12 lincleum rugs ........94.95 | = s | cretion." treo heme Cemee | Tey PLRiciet Roy Annett Inc. SHOPPING TPF nerndaa Foe $30.50; TA- fis portable ine ee and Supplies” No. 24A. | FUEL OIL TANKS | aa of RAREST a NEW CAGE Tal er REAL : NG ble top stove $14.50; daven- and wood heater... .622.95 | | 3% Bo 1 = a tee | ph. FE PARAKEETS Wit CAGE z. 27189 FOR A LOAN? port and chair. $1450; stuite Inside, outside paint. "| 6298 al TONER FRO TT hie OM - 78) ie GALLON as 8.) This Week On Only. - $5.98 Ex ; ay and 14 | ~yEs” promptly to employed men. | $995; Victrola. $0.80; dresser | Free ras S NY Deliv chain saws, pipe dies, used sump > | EREE STANDING TOILETS 41795 | o. ret sor a> st; PE | Senece ngs Seite vow bea | Pati eit Geek “eee | BANK PURI TURE. mc Tig doubie inky Sas ROMEX BY Toe Pun | SOXER | PUPS. TAVERN - phone first. Phone, write or come | new. $29.50; small Duncan Phyfe | 3 Orchard Lake Ave FE 4-7881 ONE’S RENTAL | 3-piece bath sets a. fittings | #&. @. & 92 8. Perry. marked. Fawn and. white 2 Stestnecs. “Includes * BisM “LOANS $25 TO $500 — eg ey ge erst wre PMS saTHAOoM YOUNGS. Fectory Beconde— ae | SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY | ton"tmniwy Ne Om Forming o o : A} 5 _ture 42 Orenard tk | | 2 “FIXTURES, YOUNGS. _” 7 neni, er, mae wirronaTie'-rLaCTRic—DRYER | OK, FURNACE GOOD suape: |"Acaraichar Farerts val get yap SAME, PLUMBING SUPPLY, , | zrar nar oy ol cmrariea we |——"coow BOF FoR wate —| | vy Week, 12 hour day. A tC Ne down payment. Ralance %t te | FE $0073 +s 08.000 me, esd lease. Price BENEFICIAL $1@ per month Late model eu- REPRIOERATORS. | LAST YEARS petlers, automatic water heeter. FORMICA ~ | with flat duct. PRA terms. Stan as a% as ; JOSEPH F, REISZ FINANCE CO. er eth Pasee MT SO, "| beet brand Portest pow guaten: i tee ey eg pipe and | ! : . 7 W Lawrence, FE 23-0249: Pontiac ; teed for 6 years. Buy s new tings. Low aise Table tops vee, 81.05 10% 'W. Mure PE 30me : ACTION SALE refrigerator for, a wore Paeeb “Perry | Wrowens ion than a used m ye ne rE ~ — NEED $500 | Regis Sem titeit cc $e | Pinorvecene’ 383 ote FLOQgF SHOP er. SMALL AND LET YOUR , Rey (Oc Wall Lin.) ane Ave irch Doors at Ft. $7.20 Open 90 fe 8. Saginaw &. or less -IN..o-- REFRIGERATOR EXCELLENT xr FLOOR SANDERS. ONE 8 INCH ae, WITH QUICK Reg. 04.95 House Paint ...... $1.49 | condition $80. PE S-7708, MERCER FL DOOR SALES American Drum, one 12 inch bastnees ; Reg. veces ees 6198 . SPRING | 00 Pont. Tr Walled Lk. MA _¢2222 Drom, SERVICE? Plastic Tile Baca canes red Sand, mattress, 420, Pgrewer maple DOICE CRANE 9° TABLE Saw. American Bpianers, ‘gona coma J. R. HILTZ Teen Home & Avto 1s the place | 6x9 Latcioums fg a Ee ne erases | mireees, Se Orman La Ra. ee REALTOR to come. Most loans made on Harolis. 140 S. foo temas changed. Turner's, 602 Mt. Clem-| 14° Band saw, stand and nt ‘ * Dae cheap 2 Gaeta wa Oy STEAM BOILER, CLEANER, RE | _ rose. FE 3-394. _Ronable, EM 3-426! Fase iver Papas Phone, for tach to $800 on your Teros Ti LOVE SEAT. REASON. | —"* soe Bese Deter. Like new, MA! on p20" cen: aToompsen, 008. Bencey see, FR Ry: ‘ue, 2h, cae Te : : ve uto, furniture or and -_ — 5 2 Ao veneey 8 oe FE $6031 & . bare SE saa Te | Scie cence Sow’ (BABY oe amy, WELEN BABY] | SAVE UPTO Som |Becreas, «nora prouet |G & M COMPANY TAT OTT LUMBER, |SRner Pe Soc MUMS | Rtewer et Wer me, Mae WHOA! STOP! Manager A i | Sant een, ee fii "| 2% wuak_ bel compionn gon es | eee ‘rane’ marted. Michiaen SSNARPENED ALL WORK 1s Lumber, doors, windows, aa) REO. TOY rox TERRIER PUP. Ideal tor Summer or ver around | s, Presi oa ee - as J are es 289 Ch cottage. Call mornings. OR 39706. Tu yes pe te eee On| St” phen > ti0se/ Avene 2 Orchard | PRET 229 Ondrte RA | Beptic tanks simp pumps, °F "thot REO POMERANIAN PU prea, | Dusiness . 40255 cement | Ph. FE 5 8121 BAVARIAN CHINA. SERVICE 12. | Double door metal cabinets. $ 895) —— —_—— 30 GARAGES TO DIBMANTEL A | system for wet basements =| males. OR 31972 MOBILE diock building, “From house tn | ’ - | New, Sacrifice. $105. OL 2-2206.__| Unfinished ¢ drawer chests § 6.98 - _MODERNIS: | new list. $20 and $30 each. Doors, | fork. rece lath and floor "8 REOBTERED DACHEHUND FOr | 3 the heart of ; vo tie design limed oak, complete | jyumber plumbing supplies. Rea} ‘8!’ furnaces. 1025 Oakland me | pies, © wks old OR }-8276 Eels acts me! Home & Auto | sa°on necting crore o13. wins | stip ‘aatzoleume S388] st eee ete are mes | seen Unee wrecking Oo. 2136 | To ome PUPPIES, APARTMENTS cota, testy, Sepia ect tte i | Webern ops coneane oest| Eaeisirets Giles per | acct wie Ba spa tm | PARLE MAW To Sag UigTRO | AU vt acetate . very- oe - : ae a poy | istered Reasone Giroux & Hicks|Loan Company) sttwr tot nanoe sn = Sremré ake" A¥s. | _Rerwooe See ee | oe ee vctn eg | Wren en vroncroney| Povtgech ject regs Ra Rg ENT “Oakland Furniture | 24 IN USED TV. i008 | TOILET SEATS. i 05 VALUE 43 98 | WARTED | A HOME FOR 2G Plenty of wardrobe, new cae - REALTOR Cf aie on ack sae | Racy | 104 9. Seige PE 9.90n) | BATHROOM, = PTETURM. eens | * = WAL TON TV ad in wood. plastic aod. pear! colatt | _tatand mother cat” PE Ot. med Dizte Hwy, Drayton Piatns | Hours 9 to 7 Ft wa ter rn comping | “essay “omar get, Coreg | at : orrn 3 e Money to Loan 53 ec. * anol et com, pe! ay e100. end “eoal” furnaces, ‘eam “a Walton, Cor. Jealyp FE 2-257 Fivorescent. 380" Orchard Lake Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 a f nm Lenders = : eet a w a AD enepenigagg: ra a ail | runner. Ererrinine HEIGHTS SUPPLY Garage Doors {CHROME DINETTE SET ©1 PR | sOanpIno BATHING AND CLIP Te st SOLID WALNUT 2685 Perry St. wre) a ake . 14 NK, . PE 24113. MAIN FURNITURE .| SCO r Vikeros Phone FE 4-543! Complete stock of number 2 doors | _ case, FE 5-022. Boose raise ORE f \] VIS MONEY ve Tear, ories| Sa BT ACKETT'S | Sir tcciine Tete | umen Oe wen 2, ee a aca | tee OTTLE GAS Estimates free Paddock FE 206 Hay, Grain & Feed 71 Feta, $ . _ | ginorR SEWING -MAGHINETA’ 371 8. Paddock re s0nes | No. con, fioormne $95.50 ’ : sm anes! WAITING | sieestes siem | Saeeraese) OFFER |_| teint Soon selbst" ie Seats we FR) creer ong eae mote ene eee . corner. traske i DRESSER, MATCHING CHIFFA- | SINGLE BED AND ROY ROGERS | 4 ¢ & 8 in. sheeting bosrds $70 HOME INSULATION sale lavetones. with fittings $16.98 | corm tractor work MA. Seeee and accessories. over 600 ey Sone robe. Lacge mirror. $50. MA ae 27 and $75 M. 2x4’s and 2x65, © |... Mineral Wool We carry a full line in lumber. | = oat 900s 1 Mile South of Lake Orion on M-26 varver, pool, grocery. Barb-q| | ou May Borrow ¢-2000, SPEED QUEEN IROWER THOR | cents. te. ft, Resutiful redwood )'>) Biante! £38. FL | blumbine “and puilders’ suppties: | MA te Ga enn OMTS MY 30721 Sr Say service ‘Dusiness, CHUCK'S USED PUSNITURE| F : | " ae oo BALES OF , . Be ee for the yo 2 to 50 and alt Hg We buy, seli capemectg” |. washer, Sunbeam — oe18 we sale aaa. 1x12" Dis No 3 iste Lin. Ft TELEVISIONS, REFRIGERATORS | ki~ A] am C065 FEES ; _and exchange 240 Baldwin Ave.| maker; electric heater: cre 1B yy ‘line’ Das 4 freesers. electric stoves ironers. vey. Fhone Ortonville _38P¥. ADAMS REALTY = | cheted table cloth. 4056 $1.05, 00.90 ond 63.00 ont icea | No. 2 O6ee Lin. FY. | New floor samples. Big discount |SALED CLOVER HAY. WY ona i. P. CASH FOR SLL KINDs OF _abeth Road 161 ae 5-611 live’ Des Nee gee Lim FX Terms Call or stop at Wayne | 26000 “On 300 or Fm aime * _furniture nes. PE et pa Eamon PsN OS. ELECTRIC N- 3) | HAGGERTY _ter OL dont oe et aera | sauep HAY AND STRAW. FE cot fit Sh Wiel cae poe eee 5-276. oa = = — | ee tools, Phone OR 32117, me , LUMBER CO. De It Yourself 61! FNSt AED SECOND COTES & one ns BUCKNER On wenter oven mane deep wees wae AOL i“ sete artes C100 vane COMBINATION sce “WnITE | earn oY me Sere or O8 ned ytag washer ...... $7 et 4-108: completely Well_burner. $339, OA beam wader... LI IMBER .; : FOR SALF HAY MIXED TIMO MES wiory bide A-good jecation | FINANCE CO SE? TREEOR C0. Pr. OO. | Cred Fev omer BAe “Eg ate, sberetad erase con | Soneee #idse, Gouares 7 TS! | Bape tte tad stevens MA} ay eo ee shows w elas: PE 40541 : Grea erqrumene, gee range Re TWO YARDS values. $40.50 tad $50.80 "Shcee “CHURCHES S INC, _ HAY—STRAW we alg Bo Les Hutchinecs eT. Oty | CONNER N SAGINAW & HUROM | EASY SPIN DRYER WASHERS | U Sitcaae ic” PONTIAC- DETROIT ere slightly marred. Also elec. | ——_____F@ 3 CSLIVERED reconditioned trailer as lew as pat as Be = iin _Fr asia. CRUMP. LECTRIC OPEN 8 A.M ITO 8 Pa | eerie anon Sathees He 2 PER CENT re sory Pe ests fine down. “cn «0 High END TABLES, BLOND AND | 2465 Suburn Rock Lath, band... @ gp | —Stenoent._ 8 Coekaed Lake Ave | Discouns on Merwin Wittams 06) = pontine BD, Af CPDYED i 5 i Top Class a 2 Tome Poet ities $5050 voles $1550, Teecs ave Iee.| THOR WRINGRR WASHER 920.00. | {x8 imectrock Se oe oe) te ita he Le continued colors, Gakions Peni | @ TOM ALFALFA a AND BROME wh poeniggncdy Trotter Sales ‘i belie om = tory irregulars. You will save PE 3.2008. ini? W. on per M 879.00) Automatic floor utility room or ae Pant. 436 Orchard Lene pear, Me mn Ca é Phone » Sie SST as area Miscbienn Plosreseest” 30) Orchard LaIt W, Fae shelving: er Ree oe ee Teen “isin eed | DOTY UURSELP TR FEES NE Sint RS | come ii ESS tee cities. Lake ; 2¢ red fir special per ft, $ 06 saan . ’ SEPTIC TANK eee oe etcee| MONEY for | stectsotex—osse—conor |,» USED SPECIALS | |sst Ra fe Gpoom ber M tenes ta, “ervice“alscina “sith sect Suhre O & Tome “ae SSD STRAN, © | tae. port Mighway, wut gross a over No. tion. refrigerators. . *4 eer oer a $ 110 Trailer Exchan FE 2-3200 ~roR” THE HOME WORKSHOP Peo le Who u Soha le “—¢ oe § fp | see hore, Pe Fee. Delta. Skiltool. Biaek &@ Decker, ATE IDE p a ees $ 138 | HOLLINOSHEAD VARIETY STORE. | Sisiey covet Miller's Pails and | | | Armstrong | Stan) vow saws, drills ST -WIDE Work Ca : A SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE "3 Ae ee hie a F. F POOLE CO. . $25. 950, $100 up te 9500 - If you don't find what you 151 Oakland Ave. PE 4156 . wh FLORIDA ROOMS ~ rl at a 1M your weekly to- TALK MAKES MON- pie wwe eae oY DELL EY, when you tal wp) Sa M ar ans - your offer through Classi-|+ made te give you te ma wits fied Ads! Phone FE seonreaal ‘esteattan | BUR S ‘ who helps you select re- ) ‘ ' ‘69 W. Huron St. #191 Cocley Lake pult-bringing words, | Phone FE deral $-7181 crates & ne * % ate. de aig Ties “ For Sale Used Cars 91 | _For Sale Used Care 91 THE PO * NTIAC P RE UARY 8, i Dick 1 1955_ a _Sale Used | Cars on | For ; Sale Used Cars 91 ’ , $ 20-FT. SEMI-VANS. VER PETES & . isa iiles, 875 Scott 3 1954 Droste SPECIAL | RIVIERA. Mclean, del PICK 7 2 stheater "black | cdeuae cab, Eas Bind tn FOR Eo oe eee eh | eee nll . % TON D | een oes , FIRES ae tt 4 a i | *3 N EXPRESS | _ shasta 188 Oo CI E RO. - mectazica — EXCEL- S 0 RE R CYLIN 7 Ook OMirvabl ceessofies. | "41 Ply fim OR Sw MAR] MreN ADEE | eee | eae RK $1395 _ tone dive” iwalls Powerelidg) u peonaet pf E T fe i oe e,-- 2 y Ot 4 ' a * 395 —_ ¥ meee heater Low Ay Outer Late ee ee | | N ONE. OWN ot ; < LARR [82 Sad. 4 De ie 115 &. Saginaw es CAR WNER 3 Olde mikes RTATION SPECIALS ome station E-IN JER Y 33 Buick ‘ Dr spweuiaws de ne ee tudor’ ‘¢ -a™ | 1064 Desoto the power. 8 ‘S -—< a OME 3 Ferg. et etait Hd ack's * dep Te wee . Be By | ‘ -] reconditioned ester $0 Buick Dre ceaeeeee ae: vee _ | power II to - : “FOR sone tam “ Ford 2 Dr hom ae 2 tes _ 1983 Dodge Corone 1083'D ase, Reda, beate | for yoy prices equals a | and trucks—pl GooD Aa EARS r Px Py 4 ao ae 6 308 and automatic (Fane ae il | jeet é eae a . ; rv. toda It’ s just si a better deal eve us the ath, UY Sites coe pe mission. ter j v 2 i dio, ‘heater. | Ms and mple fF (MAKES OF C1 E ppirstecciseanes & potlight White | 1963 Stu. &. . let ple arith y time BRAID bed Sale Used cs 289 ol mg la wine. Sie. | us prove it to metic. Come MB MOTOR s SALES | Soaome tonga ena Jer j SICH BE. mnie. “KIB you. in Y ° PER —_ + af vac . . } 7" Cass care Pair Deal | ioet oe _cieen._ #08. FE ae be ome S . eee S mataitt to mcm. ang uys cag. CyBntere RINDING IN THE | very good AL. RADIO. "“ B . wont BIS PAVED Lor Desoto UTZ M MOTORS $3 Ford 2d : i: eee ¥r | 54 B oR right Spot” i 2, TONE AND) MILE” O'S weolvert birmingham ’50 Merc r...6-$799 ‘52h Sale rE UICK CHARD LAKE ot Va ¢ door. DESOTO rho | B MI ¢Teil 'S4F _4dr....$444’ ev. Cl. Cpe. $699 ~~ Motor Pe toe _r a white nestor, auto 3 ARGAINS ord , 52 P . Scooters Dynafl halt, white side walls, mas Pickups INS Conv't ly. Clb pny 82) aflow, radio a “Goodwill 0 : DODGE ‘47 ires. 22 Wisne walls, mas ae ee 51 Ply. 2 $1644 ‘49M . Cpe. $599 Copan, MOTOR I, Ex CUSHMAN. MOTOR IN E er. Whitew Il ti nd heat- will Used C. - _Queer” A 4 Doce SeLURE 3 Pena "41 rolet ‘@® inte 5 . dr Soe $399 erc. CL Cc “For Sate St ed gl all tires. Tint 47 ars" | 8 eet OL 520th ndition Rees. custom § * 1 Ply. St. W 53 Ford pe. $499 = Motorcycles &3 ed glass. Ciean and t-] mate and ene Dive ret rear Feade “ yy tear te ty Went your Mariey AND SER owner. prone. One new ue Drives just pe word is. dependabiity | See ara wey re- z5 | Nash sles _ .$399 33 ce. Cl. Cpe. $599 aS on one FE 2-7360 $195 taae at beckee MOTOR fail” ORTH FONTIAC AUTO, Sal "49 S. Wgn. $644 5 Chev. Bel Air : Boat oe a tact “Good PON] ines Past — i 2, PONTIA ve teil | 'c Ford Conv’t 51 Hud. Ho spat # om & rs will Used RE’ NTIAC — so Way BOO t - ride poegar alic. Le CATALINA i 52 Hudso . .$399 52 7 rnet $599 | MERCUR ories 85 "5 ed Cars” ETAIL STORE ee Se euaTOM aoe EE celle = or "49 Ch n 2 dr. $5995 ord R. Wgn. $899 Briser cron maa Faee fon nese as io CHEVROLET RE | iit FORD nee lst Rech in 3 Se HES rosa We. slo '52 Buick Super $1199 } th -s i Jacket —— er with Dynafiow. re- ee ree ELUXE. a ge oo ee sonno- 1948 Chevrolet ¢ at ord R. Wg. $1699 53 Nash 2 dr Braet pest bast “tows ond $1.89 prpatan oe: | sat re Soon ged tons | Directionals." Goad’ cobdi- int Coaitac far. '52 Dodge 4 dr... —_ Vine Lebo BOOK'S PLACE mS ere "Barests. 's i. eee 1955 PAIRL. “ee a toad . @ @, hydrametic H dr... .$699 Ea ig AL ee |. CHEVROLET 2 TONE sive Porta taie RCM. ie h “Tm glad hte ardtops Joann oe a. AL ETAIL ST “Sx suse ET? STONE DE-| barn ae ela ala . |was I forgoteeg slipped 1 at tag v8 Pat MO’ URN : OorbOAR Mt. Clemens ORE R 34 an ies like a eeadlrggegoe Pho pam lorgot—eggs'!"’ _ Hector! N Cope. 1968 by NEA ow sz {[OTOR S: 1} 1952 F | —_z— B --- MOTORS = FE 37117 iste CHEVROLET. 2 Ox . anes a make ; ! Now I remember sot ed a SALES | 195 oe seers beste Owen's Crvisares Tee seodiuee FE 60m, er ti Mt [EAN MUST FREE In yours |__ For Sale a | Stila white “de wat STREET | 53 Ford 2. sssaseeseseceven : a the | e271 Mt custom 2 > eatggeed MODEL GRIPS EA Used Ca. ' eve glass make 1954 Ford coessseasessensssnnsenssssees $944 "Se P Ave. a peste | HIS TAYLOR CHEV ar isbs FORD COUN "i nce West MENRY J 4 c¥ = 1 For Sal = Reasonable mr, Rest ‘coo. 1953 ord Decree eee eeeeeee, $1 M6 f. Wolverine AnD | oo Ming Ag ey ROLET jo pouD oMaY. NTRY SQUIRE. | =, ce _over pay sag EMBER ere roe See eed ate Cars 91 ee ene Tee pret Ford ssssserseeeetennsessssteee aa A pees eate ir si he R eee, Sere “ -s yme : down. S: cou | eee oe first SB | IS walk. 7 ne Powerglide. ome oe wie eal ol RADIO. “iene cal te HEAP. PRIVATE onal ie ome i Pontiac 3 a $1099 Transportation Off F: "LOR’S \ RON Toa Aaa 5! PE bates | i age All qo ‘3. 8 CHIEFTAIN | BONNIE'S “ 87 t Walled Lak | sa MOTOR SA rs: aller A et ounces FE s rail oe, C gure ecss orate | IT! oy —rheee het : jw iwonon re ae ee pon gp; TIPT “ - heapi y co. ‘ie ew furs . ay tie . "33 Ford See “hentera arerunve "EM" Rapio.| 4 F OP VALUES Goodwill Used Cars” | "49 Ford 2 d 1eS j Balt : ® so PE $0213 =. 38.000 miles. Put as on Club Cou ls cone Soerbar a pt A gl aaa 53 rs "46 Buic reese $175 TAN ’ $545 CHEVROLET i oo eee hg White wall SS 1954 Dodge " Sta PONTIA : ick 4 dr 50 Nash 4 and — 1950 eee _luxe, radio and i POOF, DE * 5080 ever find. Se Seda one ica 4 Dr. v4 s160s | and a JAC neste 49 Lincoln 4 ra oe 48 Packa {y .. $175 ee gee ea “Goodwill U M help finance, “Lincole es ‘Dr ve ! $1,795 |] '48Ford 2 d “$173 “42 Ford C dr. $125 beautiful io, heater sed Cars” ICHIGAN’S erry pe aatver: Mercury 943 0 jodge ¥ Dr. V8 8 $1605 . | 47F r.....$125 2 Ford Cib. C 2 tone i and 50 FINE 101 NASH yoosew nw . PO? razer 4 5 ‘46% pe. $54. sparkling pen interior,| Soa CHEVROLET Tee LL Loks 7 wp and secoume, “waaon sie | isea aa Cl. Coupe Ve ine RETA rar | ‘40 Ply.4d dr....$95 "48 vere Cl. Cpe: $125 eelient extetis ¢ and ex- Power onde WOODWARD E CORN Lor Ast “Srabges = a3 Chrys «Be sro oo Mt Clemens St TORE ‘49 Hud Pieceaee 5 "48F ge 4dr... .$12 For Cast oe FE 3s ; r finish. $595 pl og Dar aoan!| os piace car. Por HARDTOP “ibe ssi 1 — PE }1117 udson 4 dr.. .$125 ; Ford Conv't $125 = ; E HIG 22 Auburn $395 PONTIAC Wether. ‘undercost i, Beek, nies oe: gis oS os ng o = mn 4 =i be back, ‘53 PON 46 Ford Cpe.. , Sos eed. thems. “Deir 1950 FORD TUDO ° one STORE = 2 fectene th Se Baw! Myaramatic & a get eh me buicr ¢ Ds R& Soe sero) ¢ TEPTAIN 8 NTIAC | ae eee ia rede used cars We radio, heat R with | 4 a ry PS aD ue 56g “mie " iramatic @ twis spotlights, 664 | ans nila 162 4 Dr. look 3 7 a ae DRA DELUX = og pes extra, mile green { er and ligt condition en —SOurE: 31 ine Peat Foe pe gate & VHOLESAL 4&7 pm. — Pfitnad ‘ ACTU Ware’ WALLs EYE _— Tr H. J Due | ne inish. This gn ~~ 2 MArket_¢3519 s| ood Led ty 1950 You" E RETA 1948, Chrysler pew white Om cae BUSINESSMAN'S. eyo. | 1954 ce 's T. Bx ucks . VANW | mew pain is a ¢ BERIES _ East Bi heater MILES Sg My IL. etre ¢ Dr A, gt el Fora ‘ press mer pene ot yc wey ee ae eee | Rt Ze] JERO etree ' Rate! . ’ 1 ve Che : i : BILL: $795 Goed Le, a a Goss efanout any cha ist Goer ee tavery ER ry Ontan I ME S i Pore Pr teeta orc see 1951 CHRYSLE om 8, __Call_OR_pii38 ace gniSe MOTOR Sacus “i coos fren” &175 | anss) Deage 25 en pms fc apts Cass pooner qrenter cuugunumnt: vee LER with os TRAV- HEVIE poet Saath Nats 0 os vent est ‘Sid rom upto mw a pod lag PONTIAC sTA\ tm eg bee ° 10 . Bia mt 3 | 5 | RCHIEF — 1948 sont SESSSSSGISGROERIRTRRRRaEE er utiful sidan detoebid oes cod TONE, OP A ;AND ia. race a heater tp | ide Used Cars | Riemenschneider B $1205 | tone paint _— ‘me ele | breed — A 7. rating cena artnet ee interior a eath-| ee was SAND ane Worm. sousition "6000. Bg OF be - 4 ina EAD FE +2185 | D ros. | ses "0 C wail tires 7 = an : $390 matic trans gio aul APARTMENT Of THIRD FLOOR orvs Meare. ial doy 'oa Son odge- | sora (o= ca. REDpublic | (iat ceesenenneee $198 st , ! STE RiIno FLoon | « 7° Us ¥ heate SS 8 eal. $s 1s | SE OOD Give you - TRY ney C _Plymouth _FE iia Eatthent oman AND | HAR % | _ $114 TRANSPORTATI PAULSON y Owens he Cars With The | AG, Re tas oe OLD TURN : 11953 F 5 7 REASONA ON a Your F orward Look” e | Ponti All secess.. sow: | ER FO , } 1933 FORD CONV pp yg oy ord Deal 232 S. Sai cece ule age iS’ : RD TBI , ONVERT 101 $225 aa pot! er . >-alMaw Pully DELUXE 2 B ak TBLEN-8 Ratio, eater ois se See 190 U Phone FEZOI | Sane paces poor || 104 GLOTS 5: : e . at cm - ae - va ears * = Gai walls and ivory Goodwill Used Cars” _EM 330%. a pertet, ‘tem | Must “4 ae ee ving S. Woodward B Aut - ¢ ’ Pr e mn F = “ ‘ ; re . x = ia eral ss | ‘opens | maoRp Io pemreeraty BAK Belts Goodwill Used Cars 13} Mile & We URNS eu see ay moan oe 1954 CHE $495 WME aati wt eee No Better P \RGAINS GALORE | *# 49 PONTIAC M e & Wood Dixie on iste sept es SPORT es V R oO [a E T : . and hester. >. Any w here rices 49 Ford 4 4 oo IRE pele = i Cue . = Idw est 4-7500 ward wreched cars an Sa | tUrquois che Ivory and ELA ere Pest | 1954 P _ R&H, O >. $205 & $495 ws. |! JOrdan 4-6206 Lbe aparece ate arta ao ae | er, Pow radio, heat- € Mt Crem L STORE ont. Star Chi 49 Hudso D. ..... $185 . rty 9-4000 P er ens s to 1 n B A Atak ron ow hite wall GI ide and “cr Lal Pe 3Ti1 i RE PONTIAC m4 dr. sedan het cus- exc. me pe- | pete era LIber COMMUNITY | suit wth car 1s| Goodwill Used Cars” sx ae ee | 1931 Old ox Dams : S805) 30 Ford a ee out ETAIL STORE _ ty 9-401 *s - FOR rE > smobil | > ‘ord pi . sedan. $245; “ PE 37117 SS SS 31 DESO ro an CUSTOMLT 21117 | 88. a be ile Holida picku } Goodwi MO 4 door SOTO radio r door, si NE. Two | autif y real P, will Used S ¢ toot, radio radio and heater x Fo 19 uj ca | real good Cars” 803 N. M TORS 1951 N $595 snd Weates, pens — Mega —9 * Ford 2dr. $795 | 49 Olds 88 Clb. Cpe. $385 | ’52 PON " HAKE TT pa Rochester |) oe nas $595 a weere | oa to go | 49 Buick ca Cpe.. $395 Station wagon NTEAC - RA LE wep Sa and dark adio PON ph Ford Station } odge 4 dr. s $495 | 49h an .... $275) rérememe, heater = d , heat i NTIA Anether heady v 1 Wagon | ,° dr 15 ev. Dix, el J $1 Aver ~ High rubber and at omen STORE les 1930 Ford. 8 “<3 mer) St Ford 2dr PON AND ROLL : an : st. - ar i ali | blades SOD - NT Need rill S pace “ie LOOK ~ MICHIGAN’S 1982 mont ar ca "us Come In oe cee STORE ee FINES Py . ntiac 4 de _ >! Ana Sp st 7 = ape top quality used buggy we in $6 A 1982 THE T good o R&H rth more ed that 981 PONTL 37111 around © carat Oeane vite you t a 19 95 ah neceeneee words Sot ES nou 195 Mme ...... ds Bri re than the on my Ma AC 2 DOO! and tell ee . in . © inspect Fike", NE S| ns fat sai ncheaia a ee 995 SB MONEY Ds Ga a tit et acpaees | Cerne Se ee ogc SELL vouka| ¢ ice loo ¢ white dark tees MONEY DOWN Chieftain 4) DELUXE 6 supply * smn ivy sont for wa your re SH WAITING RE | that has lee Wasp this wait i be Ga ee PETERSON 1950 Buick 4 4 nisieie ls $895 Many more, tor WN _tionelly eit®, LOX ¢ DOOR oy ae —— - ot an We con't nee a FE Deve or ner PE cease grr This js a low to spare. giyran Ge a wens eee 19 no. Trans r, R&H, = feet “all body 1984 STARCHIE? “re Past — roa laws anges Remembe Sskecuee W beauty.- v mileage alOTOR SALES 1961 a, fg 3 Nash Ramb! .. $395 LIBERAL 7 oni all pence qoun | backyard: ga cnthaep: ANTED | ve ict wm PLYMOUTH 1981 Henry FP “vada Vgn., R&H, ee | Das & TERMS = ‘haleee $45 D Late. pont aie | 1954 $1445 — * was ako take we Aimone Ave’ © SALES 1949. ke cece ce . 7 $005 | Central 4 soso Pore n. Pmt. $45 an eae SHARP “| pve Fboe ET DE- ( ) a very th mane, and mod =| oe . cyl 2 dr. Lincoln 9 PONTIAC aaa tak aes We Ge Dn. Pmt G waiting at | heater YOR. Radio | nly ray 8 osteo abs cae ervenat teaneronta $195 jeu FORE im oe ¢ DELUX ain 9408. runs good. pri Bary egg aie ba : LENN' S | dark fey finished in h 2 ee Ee CA ed. 1947 X erecta = e at Cass 7 AY, &. a8. ober, ‘Sicaoa: a seer {OTO ' that ou can a TO BUY ov = 1 ash .... ie ak mn at only 9406. 24 8 R SALES it’s been u: t tell rp noe ph OUR OVA O46 Ch see $95 35,000 " GU was ni | Sagina sed ev RANTEED evrol ACTU ARA | For Sale Used Tracks 90 $7 | Car Fest i telet 3 19N6 Fore 7 Cpe 221398 1953 | crraeag | 595 Dn. Pri CHEVROLET oS rucks 90) 1951 PC 65 TS Me Mon Srey DOWN. 1947 “hele 2 dr. erie Ch JER |] 1980 Buick 2 . $95 Dn P Sh, sea Aare ae sey RE ORG LY | we bay the be My ‘Soett tu bee rE nape rae 0) MEY I hrysler | o OME'S |=" lenin pe daukt Set eee WEE) TUNE. You'll ve pe] Menten’ gurtomer. RABE FA Financing. | HO Aig rchard Lake mg ag alae Se tot” conditie enaten, tine are | a FE. You'll YE-| Comet a poy appr No C ed . 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Sagi er Irchard 1. ro ors iede. at ae be rm M 708 PICK- er extras r, and a pete ear i ry. If yo neces- | _ _ Saginaw St ake at C ceed 4 DOOR rifte sa Real value omc iteer 3 Geshe} Will be sold. This car| Dower. Also has pester oe havea job u are 21 and | PLYMour FE5-4101 —TOp FE. 8-Q488 ™ ey yoaid oF OR $295 D — “ee grain and . ex. that news | at a price Us Te-O-Mat- for you. id we have a car pareewe, herp “TAKE ¢ OV _ a0. > B ARG it Good re 1 nN. Pmt i> oa = -DUSINESS. Surer Ws Pontiac B Packard oe er | Radio. heater om) saga | will Used Cars” aio. es Dix. Catalina $295 2-5387 | por ga | a oF age agg te uy H isso PLY! yoo Recep ; ieee body. Tile is Dar "$2 peagnunares _—s 7 Dn 7 2 matic, rad ere ee PLYMOUTH skob. FE 44040. | owne oo. core PO? tone blue matic sg ag et} ATIONAL = — 1953 PL 5945 black une cteom white walls Pay Kore 1900 Ford. Reds an DR. GOOD | ie will bel pd La gg =F ar ACS e blue paint. $995. and Se aus . 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Sone STOR equal value. eS ae be cash JTEAV heate- Sedan MAKE E- Good or eo " g at the | of eee Bit : ova GLENN'S | x pei “OU S|, JEROME SALES Rochester 3 ae, 7m eas | Aaa ese al | “Motor Sales . \ at ) ¢ aN Ze fe ow > eo ee et) hhere Pontiac Buys Its Buict : wa og ies NEY ” THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1955 Pl & Falcon Star’s Background Colorful as Role =: -- Today's Television Programs -- + } Channel 2—-WIJBE-TV Channel ¢—WWJ-TV Channel 1-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—-CALW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Little Rascals. “Birthday Blues.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- venture serial. (4) Time for Music. Jane Palmer sings. (2) Kit Carson. Plot to take over gold mine foiled in “Devil's Remuda.” 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) News. Paul Williams. 6:25—(4) Weather. Sonny Eliot. 6:30—(7) Ramar of the Jungle. Jon Hall in “Idol Voodoo.” (9) Follow That Man. Ralph Bel- cases before Judge Watts. (2) News Ace. Ken Cline, Van Pat- rick. 6:45—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett R. Phelps. ; 6:50—(2) Sports Digest. Chuck Davey. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet Show. (9) Lone Wolf. Louis Hayward as Mike Lanyard finds murder in jet plane fac- tory. (4) Stage 4. Last of family breaks away from family man- sion in “‘The House” with Buddy Ebsen, John Qualin. (2) Frankie Laine Show. Music. 7:15—(T) My Story. Drama. 7:30—(7) Cavalcade of America. James Griffin and Jeff Donnell play Abe Lincoln and Ann Rut- ledge in ‘‘New Salem Story.” (9) Guy Lombardo. Music with Lom- bardo band and singers. (4) Dinah Shore. Songs in romantic mood. (2) News. Doug Edwards. 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Jo Staf- ford Show. Jo sings ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic’’ as salute to Lincoln’, birthday. 8:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. ‘‘People vs Johnson.”” drama. (9) Bishop Sheen. “Juvenile Delinquency.” (4) Milton Berle Show. Gloria De Haven, Fred Clark, Arnold Stang, guests. (2) Life With Father. Harlan dreams Mr. Day is “Robinson Crusoe,” Leon Ames. Lurene Tuttle play the elder Days. 8:30—(7) Twenty Questions. Ani- Comedy Theater. Films. (2) Halls of Ivy. Disappearing mummy gives the Halls a bad time. Ronald Col- man, Benita Hume play Dr. and Mrs. Hall. 9:00—(7) Make Room -for Daddy. Terry writes a revealing biog- raphy of her father for her school paper. Danny Thomas, Jean Hagen, Terry Jackson star. (9) Pick the Stars. Artists from all parts of Canada. (4) Fireside Theater. Small boy unwittingly helps his father out of trouble with the law in “Mr. Onion,” starring William Bendix, Doro- thy Malone. (2) Meet Millie. Comedy with Helena Verdugo, Florence Halop. 9:30—(7) Elgin Hour. Franchot Tone plays man who seeks to hide his discharge from his fam- ily in “Days of Grace” with Peggy Conklin, George Macready. (9) Theater. ‘The Touch of Light,” s of Louis Braille who invented for blind. (4) Circle Theater. ‘‘No Room to Breathe,’’ story of li- brarian and hobo who fall in love. Dane Clark stars. (2) New Red Skelton Show. Charles Co- burn, guest as Red goes to col- lege and uses Coburn ag his first victim. 10:00—(4) Truth or Consequences. Stunt quiz with Jack Bailey, host. (2) Danger. ““Tenth Street” how girl tries to foil criminal’s murder plans. John Baragrey, Katharine Bard, star. 10:30—(7) Stop the Music. Musical quiz with Bill Cullen. (9) Big Town. Mark Stevens in “‘Canter- bury Murders.”” (4) Ray Milland Show. Prof. McNulty faces new co-ed problem. (2) See It Now. Edw. R. Murrow and news documentary. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety; Dinah Washington, guest. (9) National News. (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac Le Goft. 11:15 — (7) Armchair Theater. Richard Greene in “Showtime.” Storm, Phil Regah in ‘Swing Parade.”’ (4) little show. Tony Randall, Bethel Leslie in ‘To Whom It May Concern.” Miss Fair Weather. Connie Mavis. 11:20—(2) Movie Date. ‘‘Boys from Brooklyn.” 11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with (9) Good Neighbor Theater. Gale | (2) | WEDNESDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. (2) © Morning Show. 9:00—(7) Breakfast Club. (4) Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler 9:30—(2) Breakfast with Murphy. | se:eo—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Garry | Moore. ° 10:30—(4) Way of World. (2) Ar- thur Godfrey. 10: 45—(4) Sheilah Graham. 11:00—(7) Story studio. (4) Home. 11:36—(2) Strike It Rich. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:60—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant Lady. 42:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather | Your Nest. (2) Search for To-| morrow. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces Life. 1:15—(4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road of Life. 1:30—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. (2) Ladies Day. 1:45—(9) School. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. 2:15—(9) Man's Heritage 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (4) Jean McBride. (2) Art Linkletter. 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Wednesday Matinee. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Payoff. | 3:15—(4) Golden Windows. |3:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) | Bob Crosby. |3:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar.) lowe. 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. ( 2) Brighter Day. | 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. | 4:30—14) Mr. Sweeney's World. | (2) On Your Account. 4:45—(7T) Ricky the Clown. (4) Modern Romances. 6:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Folk | Songs. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) R. Q. Lewis. 6:30—(7) Laurel & Hardy. (9) Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) Pirate Pete. -- Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listeg tm this columm are subject te change without notice, WIR, (708) CELW, (80) WW, (ase WCAR, (119) WXYZ, (187) WJBK, (1690) WPRON, (1688) TONIGHT WXYZ, Ed. Morgen WPON, News, Milady’s Must | CKLW, Newk Living e wR. News CELW —- Korea 0:15—WJR, Kitehes Club WJBK, Tom gg WPON, WCAR. News, Ja. "wattrict, McKenste | 10:18—Ww4, Glidersieeve So Ee he —— a CKLW, News WXYZ, Top of Town . 1:16—WIR, Me Perkins WJBK. Don MeLeog CKLW, Harry Wismer 0:48—WIR, Pete & Joe WCAR, Sign Off WPON, Blues Beaters CKLW, Neighbor 190-WIR, Be. Melons WEUe, See 10:20-WIR. Dance Orchestre | EAE O — , Grery Time Clark ww ‘ashington oo A. Goatrey rs Quartet CKLW, Country Style wes, Meprice, Peale 1:48—WJR, Guiding Light Lee True Story 2:00-WJR, Mra. Burtes CKELW, Eddie Chase ar ae CKLW, News, Homechat CxLw. Bote Idletime Serenade , of Town Ww. News, Murphy Ww. Tom WOAR News Temole WPON. News, Eddy 6:90—WIR, Reynolds _...o WPON, News, Piper Paul WWJ, Russ Mulholland ~ 10:18—WW4J, Joyce Jordan Sarg M Masce Bill Stern 11:148—WIR, porte Final ; WCAR, Magic Muste ww, &. yer 10:30—WWJ, Fran o:38—wWJR, Sora Drake WJBK, Dinner Muste WXYZ, Top of Town wxvZ Whispering Streets | ww) donee ’ CKLW. Musie CKL Mary wWxYn rtin Bleek ne yO ee WPON, Manhatten Music WCAR. Pontiac High WCAR. Hail, Sporte r 10:46—WWJ Breas Bant ON, Chu 7:08—WIR, Guest House | Se wIR, Mee WRYR. Gert taaerte” £:45—WJIR, Brighter Day WwW, 3 Star Extra WXYZ, News. Top of Tows WCAR, Song Parade ww _ -~-4y * CKLW, Pulten ar. . 11:00—WW4J, Strike It Rich WJBK. Larry Gentile WXYZ, Mod. Romances 3:00—WJR, News, Hymns WPON, News, Kline WEDNESDAY MORNING CKLW, Florida sa WWJ, Woman in Love WJBK, News. McLeod WXYZ, Gd MeKensic 1:15—WW2, Muste ee WCAR, News, Song WCAR, News, Carousel one. — WXYR Pree Wolfe : WPON, 7 Party 8:15—WIR, Aunt Jenny 0 CKLW, Nunn 1:18—WXYZ, Companion ; wa a Beatty WdIBK, Gentile. WPON, Hymn Time al gy Trent w Btlver WPON, Club 1460 11:0—WIR, Make Op Mind | wJBK, Don McLeod CKLW, Gabriel 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinal ww, ve WJBK, Larry Gentile CKLW. David Calls 8:48— WJBK, CKLW. WJBK. Gentile, Binge ww, — pal Backstage a WJBK, L. Gentile :38—WXYZ, Osgood, Wolfe CKLW. Queen for , w Wattrick. Me = the Muste "axvs. Onagooa. Wolfe WJBK News CKLW—Bddie Chase Oaws beope re Punny WIBK Gentile ene Binge | 12:00-—WJR. Jack White WJBK. Don a ware wy | SRLN. Teva Ort | wma, Mowat at, | WFOM. Sparta. Revs ‘ Agent CAR, . Brea’ 6:18—WWJ Stelle Dallas ee eee a 1:45—WW), News WJBK, News. McLeod WCAR, Talk Sports 6:15—WXYB, Show World CKLw. fovy Davie woan. mews WPON, Club 1200 : Btop Musie : white . Swws, Dragnet *Wws, Bob Maxwell 12:15—WJR, Farm Roundup a ae —y Bae ferent, =| See ery mm] Tha berttiee | Soak "hcttes | wig WPON, News WPON, Luncheon Musie WCAR, Carousel | 0:46—WXYE, Just Recy 8:185—WJR, Bud Guest 12:38—WJR, Time Out, Music | 4:45—WWJ, Woman tn House 9:06—WWJ, Radic Theater WJBK, Gentile, Binge Ww rs DOWN 19” TV PIC. TUBE... 18.75 exch. 20” TV PIC. TUBE. 19.75 «=< 1 Year 20.75 exch. to Pay! | 21” TV PIC. TUBE. Metal Tubes $1 more cach. 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SEE YOUR DODGE DEALER Dodge Dealers | Score a hit on February 14th with Hallmark Valentines QOuwickest way to the beart—our bright and beau- sifal Hallmark Valentines. You'll find styles and sentiments to delight everyone from tiny tots to grandmother, And the Hallmark on the back tells your friends you “cared enough to send the very STATIONERS © BUSINESS OUTFITTERS 123 North Seginew St pee FEZ4S3I en Hal Boyle Says: ‘Scout Lesson Saved | My Life at Africa Beachhead’ t NEW YORK (®#—The Boy Scput movement in America is 45 years ; | old today. And more boys than ever are : | now trying daily to do a good deed in' a naughty world, a goal we grownups often chuckle over but lactually admire greatly The Boy Scouts now have 3,700,- 000 members. The organization has grown every year since its found- ing in 1910, increased 72 per cent | the last five years alone. But as the general population is aging rapidly, there are still plenty of elderly ladies for Scouts to help jcross a busy street intersection. * *¢ ® yams Gueck the wots than 94 | defend themselves against one of | haps the most closely guarded, is | the Shinkolabwe mine in the south- ern Belgian Congo. | million Americans who have taken \the Boy Scout oath: ‘ “On my honor I will do my best | to keep myself physically strong, | mentally awake and morally | straight.” At least that is the way I remem. | {ber the oath. And on my honor Moday I certainly have to admit to | a number of shoddy falls from | | grace in keeping that pledge over | the years. i *. 6¢ @ | But I don't hold with the few |remaining minor league cynics | who think the Boy Scout move- j;ment is a waste of time and its ‘ideals are childish. On the other | hand it isn’t necessary for me to | defend it as a key organization in jthe fight against juvenile delin- | quency. Its record proves that. | | My reason for admiring the Boy | | Scouts is simply one of basic), ‘human gratitude. What I learned - as a Scout later saved my life. ALMOST EVERYONE KNOWS bd 4 * DRAYTON PLAINS that, as an aid in family budgeting, a checking account is invaluable. A checkbook record is accurate, com- pact, always up-to-date — and cancelled checks are automatic receipts. If you haven't yet opened a checking account with us, why not do so this week? C STATE BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE ' SAGINAW AT LAWRENCE BRANCHES | from a raft, retrieve from the river | | without rest, I had to swim 100 At 14, having graduated from | tenderfoot and second class rank, )I went to a two-week summer | Scout camp determined to earn as thany merit badges as I could, * ¢ 6 For some reason I wanted above | all to win a merit badge in swim- | ming, although I could dog paddle | only about 10 feet at the time. | Every moment I could escape | the camp routine I spent in the! river. A scout teacher taught me swimming strokes. The day before the encampment ended I won my merit badge. | Among other things I had to dive | bottom a heavy iron sledge ham- mer equivalent to the weight of a | 20-pound drowning man, and bring it back to the raft. Then, yards. * 6¢« @ Never since then have I swam) time. gan | yelled that far. Soon after leaving the encampment, | quit going to Scout | meetings. For one thing, I be | longed to the Eagle patrol, and | the Scout manual said our cry was | |“*kree!’’ No matter how I yelled) | “kree!” I didn't feel like an eagle. | Furthermore (since I guess I'm on | my honor again) I got interested | in girls. Looking back now, I re-| alize this was one of those mis- takes that change a man’s life- * * ° But 17 years later I was in a! boat in the third assault wave of Gen, George S. Patton's Western task force as it hit the coast of French Morocco Nov, 8, 1942. Our landing craft missed the beach and ran full force into a coral outcropping. As the boat be- to capsize, the lieutenant “Everybody overboard.” A moment later I was over my) AUBURN HEICHTS head in water. The surf weighted my boots, pack and clothing like lead, and seemed to claw me un-| der. Twice I swam to the coral, rock, but it was crowded with sol- diers from the front of the boat and the waves washed me away The third time, utterly worn out, I made it. But the soldier ahead of me had to lend me a hand to help get me up on the rock. * - . Two daysWPater I went to a burial service near the spot where we had landed. Many of the pale-faced | boys lying there in full combat dress were soldiers who had! drowned coming ashore, unable to | man’s oldest foes — water. They | never got to fight because they | had never learned to swim. Now when I see a funny cartoon about the tribulations of the little Scouts and their fat Scoutmaster I can enjoy it as much as the next fellow. Fun is still fun. But if anybody tries to tell me| that the Boy Scout movement isn't a wonderful thing — well, he's talking to a man who feels he owes his present existence to it. Happy birthday, Scouts! That’s a Gummy Trick BOSTON «—Lorenzo E. Morin) 29, was sentenced to two months | in the House of Correction yester- | day for robbing church poor boxes | with a cane tipped with bubble| gum, Police said Morin’s tech-| nique was to light a candle at the altar and while kneeling as though in prayer sneak the cane into the poor box to lift coins. Geologist Develops Mountain Theory SALT LAKE CITY W—A whi- versity of Utah geologist has come up with a new theory about how the earth's mountaing are formed, Dr. Armand J. Eardley says hé thinks it might be caused by~heat and expansion at the earth's in terior resulting from decomposi- tion of radioactive substances. His theory differs from one more | commonly held, which lays: moun. | tain-formation to cooling and wrin- | | kling of the earth’s crust. 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