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Old Mariners Church (top, center) inches its way along rails and 
rollers to its new resting place 350 
Detroit River in Detroit. Structure 
Two area cent 0 a new foundation, but it is still a good 700 feet away. 
is estimated time for moving = feet from,its original site by the 
will be moved over the excavated 
  
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The niessage. approved by the | 
council's 135 - member General 
Board and addressed to the 35%/ 
million Christians belonging to its. 
member bodies, said that “all life | < 
it - member of one family, ; 
family,” the message said 
“Any and all attitudes, moods 
acts, that arbitrarily separate men 
are against the human family,” it 
said. ° 
“Tf they are against the family, | 
they are opposed to the tie of | 
the father. If they are against God 
then, whatever may be the basis | 
for them—ignorance, fear, preju- | 
dice, or aught else—they are sin,” | 
The message was drawn up for. 
use in connection with the 
churches’ 33rd annual observance 
of Race Relations Sunday Feb. 13. | Jt was adopted last fall, but its 
text was not released until yester- 
mem : 
tions and facilities to all men, re- 
gardless of rate, and conducting of 
prety grou to deepen widens | 
  
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Town Hos Everything 
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AURORA, Minn, (UP) — Min- 
nesota’s newest community has 
everything but a name. e 
More than 1,200 people. live in| 
the new town being created for | 
ithe Erie Mining Company’s new | 
taconite, (low grode iron ore) de- | 
_velopment five miles south of here. 
Two hundred homes have been 
built and 2,200 more are in the 
‘planning’ stage. 
The town has a citizen's com- | 
|mittee governing body which has 
set up traffic laws and other ordi- 
nances, a fire engine, and streets | 
with names. But fhe town still is 
nameless. 
Host of the early residents call | 
and Orthodox, pcikie their community Partridge Lakes, 
| but there is talk of making’ the 
official name Hoyt Lakes. The offi- 
| Cial name may not be decided un- 
til the new community incorpo- 
rates as a yillage or city. 
Postman Proves Human 
ROANOKE. Va. ‘#—The Roanoke | 
World-News: feports that a Roa-| 
noke county mail carrier admitted 
he had Christmas cards at his 
home addressed by his wife three   - «the great new multimillion dollar 
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“Detroit Won't Part With Her , {Cairn will. Pay. Mal | Forest Fi Bill 
Old Mariners Church Creeps Along’ scx. ay 
Toward New Site Amid Skyscrapers 
DETROIT w# — The sentimental . mid- Febrenry to. complete the job. 
‘Mariners Church (It is costing an estimated $263,000. 
The care is to guard —_ 
| the calamity of a collapse of the 
‘walls, 3 to 4 feet in- thickness. 
The church is being inched along 
on hard-steel rollers. Steel rails 
lie across a bridge of heavy tim- 
ber. In somne places the’ bridge 
spans the chasms of ‘abandoned 
building foundations. 
Two diesel . power trucks, op- 
erating with winches, pull Old 
Mariners’ 3,000 tons gently, a bit 
at a time. Five feet in an hour 
is the estimated top maximum. 
At her new home, tucked off in 
a corner of the big Civic Center, 
Old Mariners will look up to great, 
gleaming skyscrapers. 
In days past the church was 
herself a center of attraction. 
She was a place of solace to’! 
‘tired seamen of the Great Lakes 
— at other times an integral part 
of city fashion, journey of Old 
is slow and very painstaking. It 
goes inch by cautious inch. 
Movers are rolling the 106-year- 
old stone landmark across an elab- 
orate bridge of steel and heavy 
beams to a new location where 
fond admirers are sure she'll stand | 
another fine century or more. 
Old Mariners, described as the 
eldest stone church in Michigan 
and thus one of the oldest of 
her type in the nation, has had 
to get out of the way of modern 
progress. 
. Her ancient place hard by the 
Detroit River front is a part of 
Civic Center development, now 
aborning along lower Woodward 
aventie. 
But where broad Woodward dips 
toward the famed river, Old Mar- 
iners still must stand. 
Civic affection has seen to that. 
The humble edivice, rich in his- 
tory, was saved from extinction |   troit. 
troiters’ hearts. 
Thus the moving. It’s only a 
distance of two blocks, or ap- 
proximately 880 feet, but it re- 
quires extreme care. 
Tender to her grimy old walls 
of stone and lime mortar, engin- 
eers say it will take probably until the 
The archives 
  twe sisters. in an olfier 
Actually, the proper name is 
Mariners Episcopal Church. With | 
‘she became popularly 4 - 
‘known as “Old Mariners.” 
tell her story. 
Of “perpendicular gothic’’ with — 
pinnacies, a bell tower and 
“Tudor style’ frent, she was 
built in 1849 from a bequest by — De- The two, Charlotte M. Taylor | Los 
and Mrs. Julia M. Anderson, wid- 
ow of a U. S. Corps of Engineers | billed the state for the entire cost, 
colonel, provided that the church | a 
be dedicated to the service of state convicts, but the state de- 
sailors. It cost $13,000 to build. 
Experts say the rectangular, | 
plain building isn’t of any great 
architectural significance. But De- | victs started the fire while distill- 
troit loves her and won't oe her | ing liquor at a state prison forestry SACRAMENTO, Calif, (UP) — 
hehe California state beard ef eo-| 
trol has finally decided to pay half 
the cost of putting out a fire in the 
Los Angeles National Forest. 
The federal government had 
aiming the fire was started by 
|partment of corrections wouldn't 
‘have any part of the charge. The. 
federal government said the con 
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‘ashtenaw 1200 a, year: elsewhere in 
ae Fig all po, bad Prada in the<tUnited’ Sta $20.00 
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Ghee Production Studied 
to Cut Butter Surplus © 
It is interesting to learn that a pro- 
posal to reduce our butter surplus by © 
converting part of it into “ghee” has 
been under study for more than a year. 
Ghee, unknown to most Americans, 
4s an edible oil which can be produced 
by boiling butter. The potential mar- 
ket for this product is enormous. Some 
600,000,000 people in the Middle and 
Far East, now suffering from a grave 
shortage of edible fats, would benefit 
greatly if ghee were added to their diets, 
"%  «& '* 
Most of these 600,000,000 don't 
use butter. They wouldn’t like it 
if they could afford it. But part 
of our butter surplus could be 
transformed easily into the 
stronger tasting ghee they'd pre- 
fer, without in any way depressing 
the world butter market. 
The idea has special appeal to dairy 
producing countries like Denmark. 
Copenhagen is alarmed by every sug- 
gestion that we dispose of our butter 
- surplus on the world ‘market at give 
“to combat-malaria in that: Giatant — away prices. 
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‘It is interesting to note that. 
five other countries have been in 
consultation with the . United 
‘States on the ghee proposal. Ex- 
/petts believe the world’s butter 
“market would remain undisturbed 
while this great market for our 
‘Butter surplus in the ghee con- 
suming countries is developed. 
_ Everything is wrong with a situation 
in which our butter surplus built up at 
taxpayers’ expense, Conih be meee @ leed 
millions lacking edible fats. © 
process’ that promises to solve this 
problem without any danger of “dump- 
ing” deserves complete exploration. 
4 _ 
Ohio Should Say “No” 
After years of agitation for abolition 
of our national electoral college, it's sur- 
prising to discover that an Ohio State 
Senator wants such an institution for 
that commonwealth. 
Author of this proposal is Sen. 
FERGUSON, a rural Republican. 
It isn't surprising, however, to 
learn that if his proposal were 
adopted, control of the legislature 
and the governorship would be 
in the hands of 69 rural counties. 
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Under the constitutional amendment 
he proposes, Ohio would acquire an 
electoral college of 136 members. Each 
of the 88 counties would have at least 
one member of the electoral college so 
that the 69 rural cotinties would have 
a clear majority in it. Thus the Ferav- 
son plan wouid end direct elections. 
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Happily, there is a really for- 
midable obstacle to this long step 
backwards. Even if the amend- 
ment could get by the assembly 
and the governor, it still would 
have to face its toughest test. 
Under the State's constitution 
. any amendment to it must have 
the approval of the majority of 
- voters, 
Ohio should say, and we believe will 
say “no” to the Frercuson plan. We 
can’t imagine the majority in 19 urban   
.. counties would vote to turn over con- 
trol to the minority in 69 rural counties. 
  DDT Routing Malaria Dispatches from New Guinea report 
very encouraging progress in the effort 
Pacific Island... 
este ab dae pave voten’ an diner 
_neredible teduetion in infant and juve- - 
“nile illness. ‘This has been accomplished 
by spraying with DDT to kill off New 
linea eae: "wea us AE | sector of a worldwide front. 
Street,” the newest “carriers of this ‘depend and’ crip- pling disease” c 
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_ Few people in this part of the ~ 
world realize how serious malaria 
is. In the opinion of experts on 
tropical diseases, it is by far the 
most deadly of all the communica- 
ble illnesses. 
Not only do millions more contract it 
each year, but no one who has seen a 
child with deformities produced by early 
malaria, can consider this affliction 
complacently. 
* * * 
It is true this progress is the result of 
voluntary effort on-a relatively small’ 
But the 
accomplishments in New Guinea prove 
that with sufficient financial support 
and the personnel to carry on continu- 
ous effort, malaria could be wiped out. 
Michigan Man at the Met The name of 24 year old’ THoMas - 
Scmpprrs, a native of Kalamazoo, fig- 
ures prominently in some important 
musical news. 
_ He has been made a conductor of the 
world famous Metropolitan Opera Com- 
pany’s orchestra for the 1955-56 season. 
Thus he gains two distinctions — of 
being the youngest conductor since 
‘Water DaMroscH at 22 was signed. in 
1885 and of being the Met's third native 
born American conductor. 
It is interesting to note that 
one of the two other Americans 
was Max BENDIX, & aay born 
violinist. : 
Mr. SCHIPPERS made his debut as a 
conductor at 19 and rose to ‘prominence 
as a conductor of the New York Opera 
Co. Currently he is conducting Gran- 
Canto Menortr’s “Saint of Bleecker 
sensation of the 
operatic world. 
  The Man About Town 
Feeding the Birds Suggestions on Assisting 
Them Through the Winter 
Boxer: The man who often finds 
it diffieult te keep up with the vivid 
description of his fight on the air.   
  Several bird lovers have written this col- 
umn with suggestions about feeding our out- 
door feathered friends in winter. These let- 
ters generally point out that if you start to 
teed them you must keep it up, as they learn 
to depend on you. Two feedings a day are 
quite essential, the best hours being as soon 
after daylight as possible, and again about 
four o’clock. More robins than ever before 
seem to be spending the winter here, accord- aig 4 
’ Mrs. Clifford Fitzmaurice 
of Keego Harbor, who is feeding several pairs. 
Again we are reminded by 
Mrs. Martin Oglesby 
of Huron Gardens that left over cold pan- 
cakes are greatly appreciated by the birds. 
Once very plentiful here, but in recent years 
supposed to be extinct in Michigan, three- 
toed woodpeckers are back in the Pontiac 
area, as 
_ Mrs. Bernard Greome 
of Walled Lake has been feeding a pair all 
winter. Ten beautifully colored pictures of 
bird feeding stations were shown in a recent 
issue of Ford Times, and I have word from 
its editor, ’ 
; Bill Kenneds, 
that he will send a free copy to anybody 
writing him at 3000 Schaefer Road, Dearborn. 
It is a hard fact to face, but the 
figures show that crime cost $20 bil- 
lions in our nation in 1954—ten times —~ 
the amount given for the support of 
all of our churches. 
  Himself a prime mover in the organization — 
and development of the Oakland County 
Sportsmen's Club, a 
County Treasurer Charles A Sparks 
now feels that it Is time that we give more 
attention to plugging for the. winter recrea- 
tional facilities of this area. 
  When you go away for a few weeks in 
winter, according to ~ 
Postmaster Leslie H. Dean Sr., 
it is just as advisable to leave your forward- 
ing address with your mail carrier as it is 
when you do the same thing in summer. 
  Recently chosen Arkansas’ Man of the 
Year is 
William E. Darby, 
‘former Pontiac resident and employe of the 
Pontiac Press. Bill is now president of the 
largest insurance company in his native state 
and lives in Little Rock with his wife, the 
former Maureen MeVicar of Pontiac. 
  Medical Director of the Oakland: ovale 
Tuberculosis Sanatorium, 
Dr. Lynn Webber, 
is very enthusiastic about the winter scenery 
fround its grounds—which the writer him- 
self thinks tops anything in Oakland County. 
; SEE 
“Verbal Orchids to —* , & E: Minard | 
of as Norton Ave.; eighty-firat birthday, 
of Mota rane Somer ot Ponte ew 
Decal pes. £% é  é he   They’re Experts at Refifed Torture   
David Lawrence Says:   
Union's Vote Registration 
Edict Threatens Liberties WASHINGTON — The evil ef- 
fects of compulsory unionization 
and its impairment of civil liberties 
{in America were never more vivid- 
ly illustrated than in the latest 
action of a labor union in Pennsy!l- 
vania which says no man can have 
a job hereafter unless he registers 
for voting. 
Whether a citizen wishes to vote 
or to refrain from voting has hith- 
erto been a prerogative that no- 
body. could interfere with. But 
evidently a labor union now can 
impose a penalty and put into ef- 
féct what amounts to compulsory 
voting. 
who are usually quick to protest 
some way with 
Maybe the reason is that modern 
“liberals” believe in compulsion, 
especially where the process of in- 
visible government by labor unions 
_1s involved. Recently, for example, 
they have raised a cry against the 
“right to work’’ laws of several 
states, with a demand for their 
repeal. It is unfortunate that 
Pennsylvania doesn't have a 
“right to work” law. For evidently 
in the Quaker state labor-umion 
arrogance has reached the point 
where it now feels it can even 
impose laws governing the rights - 
of the citizen at the publie polls 
and take away the right to work. 
Union in Johnstown, Pa.. 
up by Pete Livolsi, who announced 
the action which will affect 2.900 
members in an 11-county area of 
‘southwestern Pennsylvania. He 
says that he ts not interested in 
party affiliation but he wants to 
get the men registered. 
Now, Mr. Livolsi, by reason of 
the dual persosfality set-up in the 
labor world, is also head of a 
political action committee which 
embraces many «unions in the 
area. As such, he was active in 
the recent political campaigns. 
It is a short step from telling a 
man he bas te register and tell. 
ing him how te vote after he has 
registered. Many workers fear 
there is some way by which their 
votes can be checked on’by the 
union. 
Never before’ in America has 
anybody dared to carry the ‘closed 
shop" doctrine to the point of im- 
posing a penalty on a non-voter. 
Hitherto a man’s voting or non-vot- 
ing Nabit has been considered his 
own private concern but, ff it is 
‘to be tied’ to his job ity. 
then a new form of despotism has 
arisen to emphasize what compul- 
sory unionization can do 2 free 
America. 
The ‘‘closed shop’’ was aaclared 
unlawful by the Taft-Hartley Act, - 
but a modified form, which is - 
per- called the ‘union’ shop.” is 
mitted. Under this, any man can 
be hired, whether he is or is not 
a member of a union, but at the 
end of a short time, usually 30 
days; he must make up his mind 
to join the union or the employer 
is obliged to fire him. He may 
have conscientious objections te 
the joining of-a labor union. but 
he will lose his job if he does net 
abide by the dictation of the union. 
There are many persons who 
are not entitled to vote because 
they have not lived the United 
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i What it all adds up to ts a form 
of coercion which the Taft-Hartley 
act and many state laws, like the 
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Act, 
were designed to eliminate. No- 
body ever thought a ‘‘union shop” 
rule could be used to cover any- 
thing but membership in a union. 
If the state of Pennsylvania or 
the federal government wants to 
pass a law requiring al! citizens to 
register for voting, that is under- 
standable. But no private organiza- 
tion like a laber union ought to 
have the economic power to deny 
a job opportunity to anybody. Hir- 
ing ou~ht always to be a manage- 
ment function, For management 
takes the risks and deserves the 
riv‘t to ehoose its employes. 
(Copyright 1955) + 
Looking Back - 15 Years Age 
POLICE CHIEF Rhédes prom- 
ises city vice ca) i 
66 MILLIONS CUT from Farm 
bill as economy act. 
2 Years Age 
— COLLECTIONS up in Pon-   
OSEUROPEANS WORK to draw 
Hitler into peace plan,   Voice of the People _   
  -Delig hted to Reads Articles Which Boast 
Our Home-Growrl Products, Says Reader - Letters will be condensed when a of of.space. Full name, 
=e 
will’ not if the writer so 
Pepmradit unless the letter . critical in 
ne 
It's a delight when you print 
articles concerning local girls be- 
ing crowned a queen of something 
or other at one of our colleges. 
You-are so right to boast our 
homegrown products. whether they 
are products of beauty, talent or 
- are mechanical. 
Recently something ve~ — signifi- 
cant occurred in New. York City of 
which America in. gcneral and 
Michigan in particular should point 
‘with pride. 
For the first time in its 176- 
year histery, the Metropolitan 
_ Opera House has appointed an 
American-born and American- 
’ trained ‘conductor. ,Themas 
Schippers of Kalamazoo, Mich., 
who is 25 years old and a bril- 
: Hant musician will be the first 
American-born and the youngest 
maestro to conduct in that werld 
famous institution. 
America should be proud that in 
that form of art we are 
less and less dependent on import- 
ed talent. and more and more we 
are raising and training our own. 
Thank God, we are coming of age. 
L. Reth 
74 Auburn Ave. 
‘Citizen’ Also Pleads 
Social Security at 60. 
1 fully agree with the person 
“Nearing 60’’ that the Social Se- 
curity law should be changed to 
60 years of age instead of 65. 
For example take a married 
couple. In most cases, the man 
is a few years older than his 
wife. Say a man is 65. and his 
wife is 59. 
Well, he can retire if he has 
pi ager tograliand   
Wake o Write your senator a 
nice letter for Social Security for 
all at 60. 
Citizen 
Editor’s note According to 
the Social Security office, if a man 
65 or over dies before his wife 
reaches 65, the wife is paid a 
jump sum based on. his computed 
retirement per month benefits, $255 
being the maximum amount paid. 
Then when she reaches 65, she is 
paid three-quarters of his monthly 
benefit e continuing until her 
death or remarriage. —_ 
I have just read another an- 
swer in your column about the 
question of Social Security at. age 
© instead of 65. 
Will you please write me a pe- 
above effect so I can 
Editor's note ~~ Those inter- 
  
Case Reards of a Psychologist     
William Taylor Protests 
Retirement Action 
This is an open letter to Union | 
594, and GMC Motor Company. I, 
William Taylor, have been a mem- 
“ber of Local 594 for 12 years, 
Badge No, 800243. I feel I have 
been given an unfair deal. 
behind closed doors, without my 
Does Anyone Know 
This Blind Girl? 
About eight months ago. I heard 
of a blind girl who lives in Keego 
Harbor for whom several people 
were saving cigarette package 
bands to help purchase a seeing 
eye dog for her. ~ 
Since that, time I cannot locate 
anyone who remembers her name. 
Many have written and asked 
me for her name and address. 
I have tried every way I know 
of to find her. « 
Perhaps someone will read this 
who knows her. She would be be- 
tween 11 and 16 years of age, I 
believe. 
Mrs. Harold Lemaster 
5327 Mary Sue 
Clarkston, Mich. Rt. 3 
Asks What Will Happen 
to the Working Man 
What is to become of the work- 
ing man? He goes to a factory 
to.obtain work and is told that 
he must join the union at a fee 
sometimes as high as $20, with 
monthly dues as high as $7.50.   
for his milk but when 
the cost is 23 cents per 
  
School Grading System of ’E’ for Effort 
Gives, No Incentive to Bright Students 
Pobdsoaled mother has a raltd 
nooks Batare of puble 
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the grading methods in your schools 
and get back to the most efficient 
one of all, namely, the use of 
numerical scores based on actual. 
answering of questions, instead of 
on attitude or effort. 
(Copyright, ee foams tne) those dues, the same as is done in 
Belgium, and handle. them like. 
Social Security payments and see” 
what the honest workingman’ 
gets a ‘fair deal. ‘ 
A, W. Nixon. 
4533 Borland Avenue 
Walled Lake. 
Will Fluoridation Change   
~~ the Taste of Our Water? 
I would like to ask the Pontiae Press one simple question. Can 
“you taste fluoridation in the water? 
Curious 
Editor's Note — Positi ively not. 
“Dental Office Worker” said Mr. 
Keeling shouldn't try to become an 
authority on health and dentistry 
in addition to religion and the law. 
Why not? Isn't he as competent as - 
those other self-starters? 
I'm tor Mr. Keeling. His only 
fault fies in the fact that he’s on 
the wrong side of fluoridation. 
I can't prove it, but I'm sure 
the Lord favors fluoridation. He 
fluoridates some water completely 
and much more (including ours) in 
part. 
Keeling Booster 
Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER 
(International News Service) 
Looks like all this trouble start- 
ed when the Chinese aoreet 
walking single-file. - 
There was 
Orient was as aes 
nursery in the night 
But somebody pulled 
on the figure-4 trap 
was out, 
Tke has asked everybody to 
dummy up and let the U. N. 
handle it. Seems to us that 
those bird-watchers’ have been 
_eating crow under glass.   
  me when 
asa 
time. 
  the 
day 
the string 
and school 
  We agree that a blockade is an 
act of war if it’s only a picket 
line around Paddy's market. 
  
It would have no more peseeed 
on China than petting a 
pine. And would get all the’ne. 
  
We put in a bid for diplomacy at 
top-sergeant level because the old- 
timers knew their Chirla. They 
were the lads who fought the Box- 
er Rebellion around 1900. There are 
no more left in officia] circles. 
  
"Portraits 
By JAMES 4. METCALFE . 
Our lifetime is the human heart 
Through which all bloed must 
. The clock that always. 
. As we survive and 
those that falter -” 
tually may fail . 
come afflicted or . eee 
with some disease .. . For which 
the world of medicine \. . Is seek- 
ing remedies . . . They are the 
hearts with which or hearts . 
Should sympathize today . 
we contribute to the ae 
_ That helps them on their way... 
Each dollat or the smallest coin 
With which we gladly 
- May be the means ot 
lite . . In one more human heart.   
‘Doctor Criticizes Neglect . J | lieve neglect of this field of educa- 
   
      
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fully handsome, completely practical group— priced 
so invitingly. Changes from smart sitting room to 
comfortable bedroom in minutes. Buy now — save! 
Large selection! 
Large Selection— 
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Now Serra again offers you the country’s outstanding 
mattress value! It is designed and built with the 
healthful firmness doctors recommend, but at a ter- 
rife bargain price we dare not continue once this 
sale is over. Come in now! Compare these luxurious 
features with other button-tufted mattresess, yes, 
oven with much higher price tags. Sale positively 
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     -Hial Boyhe Says: 
«Men Edging 
in Grocery Store Lines NEW YORK @®~There has been | 
“a quiet revolution in the American 
family's food buying habits. 
Wives may select most of their | 
husbands’ clothing, but more and 
more husbands now do the grocery | 
shopping. They have to. It’s the 
only way they can get what they | 
want to eat. 
“About a third of the sales in| 
the average supermarket now are 
made to husbands who do the fam- | 
ily food shopping alone,” esti- | 
mates Frank Packard, ‘‘and anoth- 
er third to husbands and wives | 
who shop together.” 
Packard, a cheruble, well-fed | 
businessman who N cepirag about | 
the eountry in his own private | 
plane, operates a pioneer —— | 
mayket at Hackensack, N.J. wh 
.* Hig long experience has led 
Packard to develop an interesting 
theory about women. They simply 
‘t have as good taste as men— 
in food. eo 8 @ 
“T've never heard of any great 
1 women tea or coffec 
‘ tasters—or chefs either,’ he said. 4 
“A man’s taste for food is more 
amorous than a woman's, be. 
cause his taste buds are more sen. 
sitive. 
“If you gave them a physiologic. 
al test, I'm sure you'd .find wo 
men's taste buds are inferior to . 
  
  
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|men’s. That's probably why wo- 
men are inclined to overseason | 
| food."’ 
He has found women are. less , 
  ‘adventurous than men in crea! 
new foods. A supermarket push | 
cart brings out the Marco Polo in 
a man. 
| “Most of the free recipe leaflets 
“are picked up by husbands, not 
wives,”’ Packard said. “‘Men like | 
to experiment. They are more | 
| likely to buy things like Japanese | 
‘octopus, buffalo steak or canned | 
| rattlesnake meat. 
“They buy the rattlesnake meat 
‘as a gag usually—to fool a friend, 
‘or Startle a visiting mother-in-law. 
'I don’t know of anyone who eats | 
| rattlesnake meat regularly. At 
| $1.50 a can it isn't exactly habit- 
forming.” | 
ing, but buying food is just a chore | | 
  ‘to them. They get it over as quick- 
ly and efficiently as possible. But | 
it’s fun for the men—a holiday. 
“Women stick strictly to the 
“Children behave better when 
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Many a former wage or small salary 
earner is running his own business 
today because he had the cash to get 
started on his own when the big chance 
came. It’s a reason everyone should 
“have “saved capital.” Open an account . 
with us today. 
| The Community 
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   ELEVEN   
Big Game for Parochials; 
_ PHS Elects Club Heads ~Parochial , school students are 
anticipating the big St. Mike’s-St. 
Fred's baskethall game tonight, 
while Pontiac High is in the midst 
seen throughout the halls as the 
brick tepee welcomed the arriving 
sophomores. 
Schedules were arranged 
Barbara Calhonun,. Janet 
Bob Everson and Jerry 
Young. 
- Radio Workshop adviser Vera 
Mae Adams announced new mem- 
bers of the group. Among them 
are Ellen Wagner, Judy Levine, 
Judy Lacy, Day Ruchner, Sharon 
ticular and all other students are Headline news on the 
made this week. Representing the 
senior class are Marlene Cook and 
are Marge Bateman and John 
Adams. 
- The campaigning is going fast 
and furious as of now, and cam- 
St. Mike's sophomores who will be 
of saying “cheese” as more pic- 
Basketball fans haven't had any 
cause for disappointment this sea- 
son. Shamrocks are tied for first 
_| place. now, and they will surely 
j they meet their crosstown rivals, 
St. Fred's, at the PHS gym to- 
afternoon featuring the ‘‘crown- 
ing’’ of St. Fred's team. 
    
    
             
      
         
        
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Weel Scarves sic 
1.00 Heleprec? Sex eeee4 TOPCOATS 
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SUITS       
  Save in this value group. 
Choose from solids, 
splashes and flecks in ; 
all sizes, 36°to 42. Alter- 
eee Side this week is divided between *- 
the juniors’ Coronation Ball and 
Ed Sutherland. Junior nominees 
night. A pep rally was staged this Py eS 
  
several new clicers at the game 
tonight. : 
St. Michael girls’ basketball 
team travels to Ferndale St. James 
this Sunday. ; 
ST. FREDERICK 
Books and social affairs took a 
back seat the first three days of 
,_ | this .week as a peace and quiet set- 
tled over the whole school with 
the annual high school retreat get- 
ting under way. Father John 
O'Conner, - retreat master, gave 
many interesting and   lectures which left students with |. 
  
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SHEER NYLONS 
New . 
©. frilly Boas and crisp cotton 
> dresses. Sizes 3.to 6x. Reg- 
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  19.99 Cirls’ Storm Coats... 
24.99 Girls’ Coat Sets. . 
19.99 3-pc. Snow Suits ..,..$13 
12.99 1-pe. Snow Suits 
34.99 Teen Fleece Coats... .$23 Mothers, save on 
these all wool fleece 
and check coats, 7 
to 14 and coot sets, 
3 to 10. rf 
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CAMPUS 
COATS 
99 
  Warm, all wool, heavy quilt 
lined jackets: Royal and black. 
Sizes 6 to 18. 
19.99 Swede and Leather 
Jotiete 2. ccvede 18 
1.99 Flennel Shirts ....1.00 TOMAHAWK STAFF MEMBERS—Hard at work in their new jobs | Tarr, co-editor; Robert Groenberg, advertising head with assistant 
on the Tomahawk staff are (left to right) recently-appointed (ERA |G AR, and Carol Donaldson, office clerk. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1935 - ! 
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1.99 Cotton, Crepe ie 
5.99 Chenille Robes ..2.97 
8.99 Corduroy Pajames 4.50 
3.99 Nylon Slips .... 
== 4.99 Dreamy Pejomes 2.49 
ie ese ‘Vanity Feir Gowns 6.49 3.00 Perme-Lift Bres 
-95 Perma-Lift 
Girdles a eee eee 1.99 Cotten Blouses .. ..99¢ 
2.99 Sport Blouses .,..1.49 
3.99 Orion Shrugs ......1.97 
4.99 Nylon Blouses .. .2.50 
~- §.99 Weel jersey Bie'c's 2.97 
5.99 Sport Skirts .....2.97 
8.99 Orion Blouses ... 4.50 
8.99 Pleated Shirts ....4.50 
10.99 Sport jochets .... .6.50 
22.50 White Stag Coats. 11.25 
12.95 White Steg Pants. 8.97 | 
1.97 9 
99 Sheer Nylons... .50 
60 Geuge Nylons... .69 
Ledies’ He 1.49 @        
  e Reg. = of $99. Beautiful fur 
‘trims on fine wool 
Sizes 10 to 44. 
To $89 Fur Trime.....$59 
To $99 Fur Trims... . .$69 To $169 Pur Trims... .$89 
    
      
        
      
           
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Fresh es @ Deisy 
| SPRING. | DRESSES 
10.99 values! 
Soft combed cotton. 
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me wear. Sizes 10-20, , 
me others 1642-2412. 
= Tall Girl Dresses. . 
Knie Weol. Dresses. 14.99 
Smart Crepe ° 
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$299 Grey Persion Pow $179 
$399 Nerth’n Muskrat $199    
   
    
   
     
                
             
     
      
      
       
    
    
   
     
   
     
     
     
   
            THE PONTIAC. PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1955   
      high school bandsmen_/ ‘from An-tey Bent -|Bandsmen to Gather / _[rnroughout southwestern Michigan 
DOWAGIAC (UR)— Two-huindred | rine Fete 1s" fot oe Hotel Fi ire Kills 
in Virgina; 17 Flee.   
  
CANDIES 
Valentine “Heart” 
tempting assorted chocolates, in 8 beautiful 
red foil heert-sheped box 
hid 1 ib. HEART 
Other Heart Boxes 80c to $7.50 
CLOON AN’S . : | “Where Quality Counts” 
a i ~ : 72 North Saginaw St. 
  _ | SBE and DRIVE 1955 z the Great New   
     FE 2-0161 ~ Police said the body of Percy 
  
MSC Honored by House 
  
Perfect Minus Practice 
GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—Twelve- 
     
     
  
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THE BEAUTIFUL 80 
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the lowest. 122” wheel base. ee@eeoeoeeane 
   Accessories, Sales Tax end License Additional 
_ For the Best + Dont Anratags 5 ee the . 
    
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   USED TRADE-IN 
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soles, Table Models, Combinations . .. 
Come in, look ‘em over. 
A WIDE CHOICE! 4-6 Room 1954 
Save $50.00 on These 
Famous Makes! . 
$749 Reg... 
$124.95 
SAVE $30.00 
HAMILTON ELECTRIC 
Clothes Dryer 
a 100   
  
  
    while they fast. Look at that smail down pay- 
ment. Easy terms on balance. Genuine Hamilton 
Dryers with Good Housekeeping guarantee and full 
factory warranty. No special wiring needed. just 
plug in. $7995 $9995 $3995   
Regular $189.95 Mode! now at a low, low price | 
  
      
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Brand New Easy 
AUTOMATIC WASHER Trade ra your wither an present 
this big, wonderfully featured Easy. 
Automatic! Cet $60 savings on it. 
— delivery. Long, cy $ | 
Yours for... 
            
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you can carry from room to 
room. Big brilliant picture. 
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ANYWHERE... 
  
TOP-FREEZER REFRIGERATOR SAVE $60 -—- KELVINATO 
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Automatic Defrosting. 95 
7.1 feet of storage space, om 
45 pounds of . 
    
      
                       
     
            
        
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| ._THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1955 ! _____ THIRTEEN © L- 
praca vr Story | Stade es, The Funk Sari Is OK; ee been walking around | Wonder How a Store © i’ | school which present law forbids. | One tor. the. Birds . — tt was headed ‘for Santa Cata- fi 
green Pemberton is so small it's im- . | tte Island in the. gull’s beak. 
SANTA FE, N.M, @—Edward F,|had only potatoes and .cornmeal but Dig That Trombone | clothes, green fingernails and Can Afford to Operate | sible to get 1.500. feet away! LAGUNA BEACH, Calif, a 
green toenails, smoking green’ sT. PAUL, Minn. (UP)—Pember- | Ted Be: strolling along the Z A to eat for the last two weeks. { NEW. -YORK (UP) — A press. ‘from the school and still be in| rry was _* 7a 
cay pre Emp ee pigs My they passed the "agent named “Mario Trombone to Paya ogy drinking green creme ton, Minn., is going to get @ ligWOr Pemberton. beach flipping a silver dollar he Father and Son Act? - : store. <2 
‘day ao toas The had carried for 25 years as a good | sy : 
cent Cuame Bam ips “burglary of the | gave the money to Mrs. Andrews touted a he ted as Purpose of this. trumpeted, 4 jegislative committee has ap- Christopher ‘Columbus js buried a piece when a Raa gull swooped | CHICAGO A short robber an - 2 
Andrews, of Hally, NY., = for investiga-|* "€ = , Mario Trombone, is to promote a proved a bill: permitting a liquor in the cathedral at Ciudad Trujillo, down and plucked it out of the (tall robber took $800 trom’ the Lad 
told dig : Trombone said Miss Vickie | aug entities “Green Fire.” . i store within 1, 500 ,feet of a — capital of the Dominican Republic. air. The. last Berry saw of the' and Dad Store, x 4 
          
  
    
          
  
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EVERY ITEM in STORE REDUCED 
Come in and see how much you save! Yes, Sir: = 
_ every item is marked down during LEWIS’ , 
FEBRUARY SALE including all new SPRING = 
1955 merchandise which is arriving daily. This 
‘is your opportunity to “BETTER YOUR HOME”. 
with well styled, quality furniture .at liberal 
reductions. 
*Excepting a Few Fair Traded Items 
    EWIS 
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Fine 
Furnitu 
        
       
     
   by DILLINGHAM 
SPECIALLY PRICED 
During FEBRUARY SALE! 
    
          
  
    
  6-Drawer DOUBLE DRESSER ...$93.15 5-DRAWER CHEST... cease $89.00 
| FRAMED SURBOR ....,......$32.85 | BOOKCASE HEADBOARD ..... $31.75 
eS COMMODE.MITE.STAND ..... $35.95   
  
   
       
         
        
      
                Gaineks. | Featuring ... 
ina AN EXTRA LARGE 56” DOUBLE DRESSER MOONSTONE—o new finish with all glimmering beauty of silvery moonlight on rich mahogany 
with smartly designed hardware of sparkling silver. ; 
TOPAZ—o warm brown finish of mahogany with brass drawer pulls. All pieces are meticulously 
hand rubbed.. Come in arid see these extra roomy pieces. You'll like the price too. 
REFECTORY TABLE ..................$85.05. BUFFET. <.........$99.00 
DROP LEAF TABLE (Not Shows), .......$95.85 CHINA BASE ....... $62.78 
WE CHAR eee $22.45 GLASS HUTCH ..... 549.95 ¢! 95 SPECIAL PURCHASE | 
2 oy | 5m | | Deluxe comin Set .         
  A fortunate purchose has en- 
abled LEWIS’ to offer this FEA- 
TURE VALUE during this FEB- 
RUARY SALE ot o tremendous 
saving. Considered 0 good value i yt wef a| . AG , 
at $89.95 these sets are excep- pond 1 8) Ecce in Sa ; 
tional at only $69.00 Quantity oe. % F | ‘ A 
limited as we cannot re-order at 
this price. 
    _ ALL THESE FEATURES | 
AT SUCH A LOW PRICE 
@ 3040948" Table with Double bow. 
@ Wide Chrome Apron 
"© Wrap-Around Chatty *           ee { FINE FURNITURE 
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Fails as Lover Young Reds Told Saga 
of Swain Who Tried to 
Swap Fiancee for Job 
* MOSCOW (INS)—Yuri Kochetov 
was a young Communist in a 
hurry who had no time for ro- 
mance. ! 
~ At 29 he had risen in the ranks 
of the Young Communist League: 
and tatght Marxism-Leninism at 
an institute in Saratov, his -home | - 
town. - 
But Saratov was only a provin- 
* to the big city—Moscow 
And the only way he could see of _ getting to the capital was to marry 
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to it with a string about two inches long. | JUNIOR EDI 
  walk. Upak, dressed all in fur, is sitting on a chunk of ice. 
a hole through the ice beneath him so he can H 
hole in the mitten and tie the fish 
back the panel at the left. Set the figure up on a cardboard 
  
  -|in April 1953 — and after one Jook 
| Woodward's attorney, said Dali got 
  Socialite Pays 
for Dali Portrait ., 
to End Wrangle NEW YORK e Mrs. 
William Woodward has paid sur- 
realist Salvador Dali $7,000 for a 
portrait she says she can't stand 
and won't have in hér home. 
The attractive Mrs. Woodward 
sat for Dali for a year, agreeing 
not to look at the painting until it 
was completed. Came the-finish — 
Mrs. Woodward said take it away. 
Dali sued for “the yeasonable 
value of his services.” 
Yesterday Theodore Miller, Mrs. 
a $7,000 check and agreed to with- 
draw the suit. 
The painting shows a woman re- 
paid the agreed price. The paint- 
ing will be delivered to her. I have 
no further comment.” 
  
Blaze Empties Hotel 
HOPEWELL, Va. u& —Seventeen 
guests fled to the street in near- | \ 
zero temperatures early today as 
flames burned through the roof of 
the Chesterfield Hotel here. One 
hotel resident was reported miss- 
ing. 
Gaukler Storage § Orchard Lake Ave.   
    
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__THE PONTIAC PRESS, . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1955 | 
Rubinstein Murdet 
Baffling Authorities NEW YORK ®—The search for | 
Serge Rubinstein’s killer continued | 
today, with authorities apparently 
as baffled about the crime as they 
were when the playboy-financier’s 
body was found Jan. 27. | 
’ The Russian-born, 46-year-old 
Rubinstein was trussed, - gagged 
and strangled in his bedroom. A 
ruthless businessman, a heavy 
spender on luxuries and glamor 
girls, Rubinstein was in so many 
deals and knew $ many people 
that his slaying left police with a 
maze of details to untangle.   7 = *   
Ervin Changes Name; 
He Likes Ervin Better 
JOLIET, Ill. (UP)—Police Chiet 
Ervin F. Boe has decided he likes- 
being called Ervin. 
Boe went to court yesterday and 
had his name officially changed to | 
Ervin for reasons of convenience. 
He said. he has been called that | 
all his life and learned qnly re- 
cently that he was christened Her- 
bert. 
  
Arctic Flights Okayed 
OTTAWA \®—A license has been 
issued for air service by Canadian 
Pacific Airlines between Vancouv- 
er, B.C., and Amsterdam, Nether- 
lands, over an arctic route,   
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Before YOU TAKE IT — 
WITH THE NEW       
  
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crystal-clear, exactly as it will appear in the 
print. Come in for a frée demonstration of 
the Graflex “22.” See its many advanced 
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Blamed on Diet | Research Team Tells 
| Results of Autopsy on. 
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' CHICAGO uw — It seems that 
' Bushman, Chicago's fierce-visaged, 
_world-famous 550-pound , gorilla, 
‘died because he didn’t get the right 
kind of gorilla food. 
This was the opinion enpremed 
“today by a medical team which 
‘did a detailed autopsy on Bushmar 
immediately after his sudden death 
in 1951 at the age of 22. 
They found that the giant male 
gorilla, although he/looked as 
sturdy as a rock, was just a weak. 
ling behind bis encaton facade. ° 
The immediate cause of death 
_[ of the G6foot-2 gorilla was acute 
congestive heart failure: However, - 
  he also suffered from arthriticdike 
| symptoms, .degeneration of the 
|spinal cord, liver and _ spleen, 
|atrophy of the leg muscles, a 
chronic ulcer on his left heel. 
‘stomach hemorrhages, hardening 
‘of the brain arteries and swelling 
lof the kidneys. 
| Bushman was regarded as the 
| world’s most prized zoo animal. He 
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What vital ‘food source Bushman. 
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say. A non-meat eater, he put 
away 22 pounds of fresh fruit, .veg- 
quarts of fresh milk daily. and 
multiple vitamins were added to 
his diet. He was-a little overweight, 
by wild gorilla standards. . 
_But the researchers said the 
| widespread degeneration ‘‘suggests 
/ that the gorilla may have some 
unique species nutritional require- 
| ments.” 
  
Convicted Kidnaper Tells’ 
‘Identity of Accomplice 
- KALAMAZOO «—Jaeck Brand. 
confessed accomplice in the 10 
year-old kidnaping and robbery of 
Pat Heavey, manager of the State 
Theater, yesterday identified Dan 
| Ben Thomas, Georgia ex-convict, 
as his partner in the crime. 
Thomas was returned to Kala- 
| mazoo a few weeks ago to face 
| trial on the charge? He had been 
| serving a sentence in Georgia as 
' a prison fugitive. 
| Brand now is serving a sentence 
at Southern Michigan Prison for 
his part in the kidnap-robbery, 
  
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    . On Medag Oakland County Co- | 
| operative group of PEO Sisterhood | 
| wilt celebrate PEO’s 86th birthday 
iat a luncheon for members at 
the Birmingham Community 
House. 
On Jan. 22, 1869 seven girls at- 
tending Iowa Wesleyan College 
  . ning, PEO has grown into a band 
‘of women well over 100,000 strong. 
| PEO’ s primary objectives are cul- 
‘tural and educational. 
Cottey College, g junior college 
in Nevada, Mo. is owned by PEO. 
| An educational loan fund and an 
international peace scholarship 
are supported by the association. 
In Michigan alone there are over 
80 chapters, and in Oakland Coun- founded PEO. From that begin-| _ sity and. Westminster. Theological. 
Seminary jn Philadelphia. 
She has written poetry, fiction 
and curricular material fer sev- 
eral United Presbyterian publica- 
| tions and is a corresponding edi- 
tor of the adult weekly, ‘The 
Unite@ Presbyterian’ in which 
  ty there are 12 chapters. At this 
birthday party the featured speak- | 
er will be Mrs. Walter J. Teeuwis- 
sen Jr. She has chosen as her °§ 4 
‘subject “Women are Here to Stay* 
Mrs, Teeuwissen is the wife of 
‘the pastor of the United Presby- 
terian Church of Drayton Plains. 
She studied at Moody Bible Insti- 
tute in Cliicago, Temple Univer- 
  
. 
ilraq Caldron Plans 
for Ceremonial 
| Iraq Caldron 70, Daughters of | | 
|Mokanna will hold ceremonial 
| practice for officers and cast on 
| Feb. 15, it was announced at the 
| Wednesday meeting held in their 
| hall on West Pike street. 
| The charter was in mem- 
iory of Mrs. Hazel M , su 
\preme mighty chosen one. Birth- 
‘day greetings were: extended to 
| Mrs. Richard Parsons and Mfrs. 
| Russell’ Marion who contributed to 
|the spastic child fund. 
| Hostesses for the evening were 
| Mrs. Ray Haertter. ‘Mrs. Samuel 
| Smith and Mrs. William Koggen- 
hopp. 
  
  
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| eae BEAUTY SCHOOL   BARBARA FREDERICK 
Mrs. Ray Frederick of Cameren | 
avenue is announcing the engage- | 
ment of her daughter. Barbara 
Rae; to Robert G. Shuart. He is 
| the son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman 
A. Shuart of East Beverly ave- 
nue. The couple is planning a sum- 
mer wedding. 
Sisterhood Plans 
Sweetheart Dance 
Members of Congregation B'Nai   
Sweetheart Dance to be held Feb. 
26 and a money making project for | 
Feb. 25. 
Plans for these activities were 
Congregation 
Mrs. Philip Marlowe.. religious | 
the holiday, “Jewish New Year 
of Trees’ with a special program. 
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  Plans are also under way for a | 
bazaar to be held in April. For the | 
| Tuesday meeting, Mrs. Stanley | of two parts paraffin oil and cne, 
| Ebling gave a reading entitled, part turpentine to make it sick. 
| “Mama's Cooking." Prayers were up dust instead of spreading it. _P, Pleasant Ridge is chairman of 
_|the day for the luncheon. she writes a weekly page of 
family interest entitled ‘You and 
Your House.’ 
Her home state is New Jersey. 
‘Towa in 1944 where the Teeuwis- 
sen’s lived before coming to Mich- 
igan in 1948. She is now a mem- 
ber of Chapter AW, Pontiac. 
Tribute to the founders will be 
paid by a group of wonyn from 
several chapters. Giarbed in cos- 
tumes of the period of the found- 
ing, they will symbolize the 
founding in a tableau, the script. 
for which was written by and will 
be narrated by Mrs. J. D. Hagey, | 
a member of Chapter AX, Bir. | 
mingham, 
Mrs. Anson Laufer, of Chapter 
P;. Pleasant Ridge will direct the 
program. 
Mrs. T. C. Morgan of Chapter 
AX, Birmingham is general chair- 
man of the Oakland County Co- 
operative to which all the chapters. 
in the county belong. 
Mrs. G. D. Warriner, of chapter 
Dames of Malta PE O to Celebra te 86th Birthday 
She became a PEO in Indianola, | 
  Confer Degrees 
  second degrees on Nettie Buss, | 
Mrs. Joseph Kinzer, Mrs. Donald 
Lawson and Mrs. Frank DiCea in 
a ceremony held Wednesday eve- 
ning in Malta Temple. 
Mrs. LaVina Chappel of Detroit | 
Nile Havershaw of Chicago. 
merly of Pontiac, was honored 
guest of the evening. 
  
  Israel Sisterhood are planning a Interior Decoration 
ils Program Topic 
Xi Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta 
mone Phi sorority met with Mrs.   made at a meeting of the group | William Cheal Wednesday evening was guest soloist. Protector, Mrs. - 
for- be the - 
| in her home on Newberry street. | 
The program on interior decora- 
tion was given by Mrs. Clifford 
  | chairman announced that on Feb. | Maison and Mrs. Raymond Jewell. | 
6 the Sunday school will- observe | Mrs. John W. Cox was a guest. ~ | an 
THE. PONTIAC P PRESS, ‘FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, .1955 
  
DAR Good Citizens and their mothers were guests at. 
the Thursday meeting of General Richardson Chapter of 
Dames of Malta, Corinne Sister. | DAR held in the Cherokee road home of Mrs. Allan H. Citizens pictured here are Phyllis Law (left) 
hood 184 conferred the first and) Monroe (right) who presents a Good Citizenship pin to Nan ' street and Laura Ruggles of Clarkston. 
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DAR ‘Good Citizens’ Honored by General Richardson Chapter 
  Poatine Prese Photes 
Harlyvetch of Rochester second Hom right. The other Good 
of Lehigh 
  
‘Queen of. Queens’ Interviewed at MSC By DELORES WEST were judged by The queens | At the time he arrived, she was Bradley, who is a sophomore, 
-When asked how does it feel to | | members of Blue Key, the junior-, helping make preparations for the medical technology major, said. 
‘queen of queens?” Judy 
Bradley, the lovely. 19 year old | 
Michigan State College coed who 
was recently chosen Miss Michi- 
gan State replied, ‘It doesn't feel 
any different. I feel like the same 
me.” 
Miss Bradley, who reigned as 
queen of the Harvest Ball last fall, 
,was chosen from five finalists com- 
peting for the title. 
In order te be a candidate for 
| the Miss MSC title each girl must have been chosen queen of 
an all-college affair in which 
candidates were nominated from 
Treat Mop to Oil | all 
Dip a dust mop in a mixture | It’ | ————— coed living units. | senior men’s honorary. Sunday. 
afternoon, Blue Key members met | 
with the five candidates and inter- 
viewed each of them before select- | 
ing Miss Bradley by a closed ballot. 
The standard upon which coeds 
were judged was a 4 per cent) 
personality and 60 per cent appear- 
ance basis. 
Miss Bradley first learned of 
her selection at about seven 
o'clock on Sunday when 
the president of Blue Key, Dan 
Webster, brought the Miss Mich-. 
  igan State trophy to her resi- 
dence, the Delta Gamma sorority 
house. ee   
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‘Denim Takes to Process BIRMINGHAM. Ala. — Birming- of the same color because they 
ham scientists have-discovered a tend to fade, 
new way to weave cloth that may 
double the lifespan of wearing ap- the 
paret. 
Experiments to date have been As a material for work clothes, 
scientists believe 
denim would be unsurpassed. ; 
~The process consists of coating 
'made only on denim, but scientists the yarns that go into denim with 
| believe the new method will work synthetic rubber substance trade- 
| 
| ety on other textiles also, 
tore than twice ae long as 
roe Leagan = 
Life of the mateérial is actually 
lengthened by washing and ironing. 
Denim products processed in the 
new way will probably be on the) 
market within a year. named Hycar. 
= meth- Ordinary denims are treated 
| with starch while being woven. 
The new substance replaces the 
starch, and in large scale manu- 
facture would cost little more per 
than ordinary denims. 
Office Party Held 
Salesmen and office personnel of   
The new matesial is said te be Floyd Kent Real Estate attended 
| frimmeg in white, Abrams said 
  
      
   
     
    
     
     a ee eeanan in nee ' |their annual party Thursday. eve- 
- | ning in Hotel Waldron. Tom Kent 
showed colored slides of a recent | 
denims Presently must be made | trip:.to Hawail.   
  
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  the new pledging ceremony to be held that | 
evening. New pledges were up- 
stairs and the sorority house was 
a scene of much activity. 
Upon coming downstairs, she 
'was greeted with warm congratu- | 
lations from the Blue Key repre- 
sentative. 
reactions to the presentation, Miss 
| Bradley smiled and modestly re- 
| plied, “I couldn't think of anything 
was in an uproar and her sisters 
were gathered around her ex- 
pressing congratulations. When a 
degree of order was reached, 
they sang some of their sorority 
songs te her conclading with a 
| song sung at pinnings. 
eel Judy said, 
. “T didn't even have to be- 
a pinned to have it sung to 
me.’ Of course, Miss MSC was 
terribly excited but she said that   
she just had to settle down so that, 
the sorority could proceed with he 
pledge ceremony. 
“Later in the evening, I stu- 
om between phoge calta,” Mies 
———— 
Matinee Musicale 
to Meet Sunday 
Janet and Joyce Livingstone of 
Oneida road will open their home 
Sunday afternoon to members of 
Matinee Musicale group of the 
Junior Tuesday Musicale. 
Jay Hall of Navajo road will te 
host to the Student League: Lynn 
Benter will entertain the Junior 
League in her East Iroquois road 
home; and the Senior League wil! 
Lee Patterson. 
  
  Coming Events 
an 
e box 
' ib 38 pm. in 
Panny E. Tompkins Temple “41 will 
meet day at 8 p.m hian 
Temple, aie W,. Huron Pe Officers 
will Saest at 7:30. 
| |. Porget-Me- ag Birthday will 
; & cooperative junch- y L at noon with Mrs — Foster, 
wn. Jessie Bt 
Bake in Food Value 
Baking vegetables preserves 
practically all the food value and 
flavor. Ciub 
  When asked what were her first 
after this. 
gather at the Oriole road home of Atterdance at severa) dinners 
and teas will occupy some of Miss 
Michigan State’s time between 
now and the time when she will 
| represent MSC in the Miss Big Ten 
contest. 
| She will compete with seven iother university queens for the 
title. Miss Big Ten will be an- 
nounced at the MSC J-Hop on the 
‘evening of Feb. 5. 
    
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4QOutofl0 {Personal News. of Interest|Ad4 Orange to Tea |= vm Sa. oe ‘ For added flavor and fragrance, with your ten. 
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_ Nancy Sweeney of Oxford, Helen|received their Good Citizenship pins when| theretore important. Besides, you 
Axford of Rochester, Joanne Thomas of |they attended the General Richardson chap- ae Se OS 
Drayton Plains and V irginia Baer of Park|ter meeting with their mothers. a 
drive (left to right), all DAR Good Citizens,| 
  
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          5 f _ i . . divecter of Ger Netonal inndoene Woodhull iss Bact rad CONCERT | : Winner of Society’s Highest Award —_|a'cererr coneutents tour ot montis vacation in Mam, Fa-| Lincoln Je. e : [= oo ea te Oe et ee High School BS 
ause appearance. panied by Mr. Mrs. Edward Speaks to Zonta Club of Pontiac Later, preperation ora coh Sere us pecs ona om cone ea . poised interview discussed, some sea fishing before their The Cone nde rection Dr. Helen W. Dodson spoke on| plicated problems presentegd tn | ‘However, there are many ways | but right now, get ready for the a Next ¢ ert U . r : Solar Terrestrial Relationships| the field of solar terrestrial re- | in which the sun is ‘a quite average | first interview by concentrating on Francisco DeBlase 2 Thursday to members of the Zonta| tationships, star, Therefore, it is possible that | your looks. Airtight grooming will WSCGS H . : é Club of Pontiac gathering at Hotel! «14. gun ig the only star that| What happens on the sun may be aid you in keeping your calm and ears Features as Guest Soloist Waldron. is close enough to the earth to| typical of what happens on many help keep your morale high. Missionary Carol Rosenberger 
Associate professor of astrono-| permit observation of detailed ac- | Stats. Be conservative. The first tn- Mrs. George Kennedy of East my at the University of Michigan, | tivity on its surface. Solar research thus plays &/ terview of this life-and-death Lansing spoke to members of the Pianist Dr. Dodson is assigned to the re dual role. It helps us understand | sort is generally as nerve-tingling WSCS of Central Methodist Church | search staff of McMath-Hulbert Aga _ why certain things happen on the! ag the midnight horror show. But | at their indoor picnic meeting Tickets on Sale: Calbi Music, Grinnell’s Pontise and Observatory. _ earth, and it also provides a very you can cut down on this by be- Thursday at the church. Birmingham; Waite's, Morris Music, Alvin's, Nick and 
The teld of the found special insight into the nature of pond laren og enol pene ee e@ Ann's at Union Lake, and Green Lake Grocery 
ecarch program, and ite develop- with its continuing efforts to im-| The dress you know looks right a7 tending asvetiens set aeerclearsctadirerarginnn ae a ae eee et the prove the methods of solar re-|‘% the correct choice. If you aren't etree dima etc oper = 
m ee nee eee are gee: roger oor pli Park Methodist Churches were Although many aspects solar world - efforts to jearn more cover i 
study are conducted at the ob about this nearest and sometimes| | YOu may never wear one again guests. ste This Weekend Cash and \ 
servatory at Lake Angelus, Dr. “disturbing” star. St oe a eo Marcha Sheldon unit planned O \\ | Pelee soe an Se) oer Dr. Dodson is to be the recipl-| Siu or fat Leela; but not leafers the luncheon with Mra. Earl Deck- Carry- ut : > cially with the transient or tem- ent of the Annie Jump Cannon | Conservative, well . maintained | Legl Emes G er as chairman assisted by Mrs. Dp porary phenomena that can be Prize, the highest award given handbag. ’ . Lea mes roup Mamie Titsworth, Mrs. Lena De- FLOWERS & a\ ‘ seen and photographed with the to women in the field of astrono-| won - cleaned coat. minus bits of Hears Mission Report |iand. Mrs. Harry Yeager, Mrs. : ae | | specialized equipment ef the ob my. This international award was| things on the collar and shoul-| Florence and June Schlesser en-| Frank Davis and Mrs. Harry|| SPRING wet eee ry o> servatory. presented to Dr. Dodson by the | gers Tuck a clean handkerchief | tertained mem Baker DO TT YOURSELF GATS at ‘a Solar flares; brightenings that American Astronomical Seclety'| 6. cant pocket and axe ie the mumbers of Ge ioe It was announced that the study $ 50 ae | occur suddenly and last for only ‘which this year elected her to its | handbag. for nothing is more inis- | =e Group of First Presbyterian | group will meet at the Franklin || Gene tor your Weekend i re a half hour or so are of particular council. erable than fumbling for a hand-|Church at their Steinbaugh Court boulevard parsonage Tuesday at Bouquet. gs, 
interest to those beyond astronomi- During the business meeting) niet while trying to maintain | home, Wednesday evening. 1:30 p.m. 
cal circles because of their asso- Zonta president Mrs. Adrian Ish| .. interested, unrabbit-like face. Reports on missions were given , | 
ciation wth interruptions in radio announced a change in the Feb. 10 ees by Martha Mock, Alice Jackson.| Flour Before Fryi : transmission and other aspects of meeting from the CAI building to Cl With Alcohol Ethel Graham and Marion Mainor. rying 
world wide communications, the  p) messy w, popson Hote! Waldron. | ean vv! co Mrs. William H. Marbach and Mrs.| Fried potatoes have @ tasty speaker noted. = — Rabbi Sanford Saperstein was| Clean candles with @ cloth Edward Auchard were guests of| crust if sprinkled lightly withi] 9484 Ww. Huron FE 2-8301 The detailed association be | ¢ ity Plon speaker for the Jan. 27 meeting. | dampened in alcdhol. the group. flour before frying. — 
events on the oun and rority Pians           tween . 
events on the earth constitutes |Feb 172 Dance ‘ 
Investigation known | Feb 12 is the date set by city 
a dance at Old Mill Tavern. 
a of hydrogen and calcium Plans for the event were dis- 
Gases uso balog Gamdsensansd ty cussed by members of Sigma Zeta 
———. = chapter who met Wednesday eve 
uw part - ning in the Pioneer drive home 
ually called radio waves,” Dr. Dod- | o¢ hrs. Richard Fox, Mra, Donald ; tions | ABaree was 0 guest of the group. 
Mrs. William Weaver presented 
sod gocke r Ap the chapter with an American 
stars actually emitted | O06 and Plans vere ee kre 
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    | HIGH SCHOOL GRADU 
| ‘VETERANS NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE about the time just before the fa-. 
mous stock market crash in 1929 
‘| when I had all those paper profits 
and did not pay off the mortgage on that little house in Florida. 
And why didn’t I? Because all 
my financially sage friends ad- 
vised against it: They said that 
instead I must use my money to 
make more money, 
Of course, the crash came, my 
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terest—much less the monthly |and charcoal in junior sizes: payments of principal. In fact, it . 
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mit that they had given me bad 
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when backed against the wall, they Explained stubbornly murmured that such a HUBBARD COBB 
Gree yore "The ‘huplication weg| AS we've said betore, there are 
the rule. But I still say hurrah for | @!! you may — water-proofing, have the bad habit 
aa al of filing up with water at certain of 
Round Pie Tin | "Tiis‘tort of intrequent flooding | doesn't necessarily harm house 
Now Replaced | prt iar'it can rain eecipment DETROIT (UP) — Hardware} in the basement such as the fur- 
stores have replaced the tradition-| nace burner, washing machines 
_awtondem. Say to ecua Ge Vasmcad om The battles chick” Sermecty fidoding is to install a sump pump. 
raged over whether was' sump pump ssehinn 
cut into equal slices have been aa) senile = a Appese! 
opliqess- ay eerie with @ float which starts the Prencs said Gu ea hs motor running as seen as the 
and’ Sas on Ge) thn water level begins te rise. 
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are mathematically equal. stalled in a sump which is usually 
1| nothing more than a hole in ihe 
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anne _ || to make this hole is at the lowest M : ‘ {| point of the basement floor. 
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Robert A. Rapin, 9867 Portage, White 
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Alex Pittsley Jr., 1924 Warwick, Sylvan 
take. | 
Leroy Carter, 224 Rockwell. 
Henry A. Sutton, 2606 BE. Ct., Bighland 
Lowell ®. Merr, 2900 McDonald. Water- 
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spring collection for 1955. Here a natural milan dome 
pillbox is designed not to disarrange the coiffure mounted 
on a black velvet platform. Ctrved points of Milan out- 
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PETUNIA! 
I need an additional 
Outlet or two — 
The cord to my bridge lamp As showing right gh, 
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‘Mommy Justice’ in Life I was jealous of my sister-in- 
law’s new fur coat... .” 
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to Sister-in-Law and 
Keep Peace 
their house for them. __ 
“We received an invitation to this 
party. However, this sister-in-law 
and I never got on very well and 
I haven't ‘seen nor spoken to her 
for some time, My husband does 
see her on occasion alone. 
“He would naturally like te go 
improper for him to go alone and 
that my absence would be very 
noticeable and hard to explain to 
those who do not know the cir- 
cumstances, Will you please give 
us your opinion on this matter.” 
On such a special occasion 1 
think your absence would be very 
much noticed by everyone who 
knows the family and I think you 
owe it to your husband to go. 
It certainly should be easy enough 
to greet your sister-in-law quickly 
and say politely ‘how do you do” 
and pass on. 
Dear Mrs. Post: When a man 
and girl (not engaged) stop see- 
ing each other, what should be 
done about presents that she has 
received from him—particularly 
expensive items (such as a wrist 
' watch and a portable radio)? 
Are they to be returned? I have 
had several different opinions on 
this subject and would appreciate 
knowing what is correct. | 
Answer: Since they were not 
engagement presents but merely 
friendship presents, they do not 
have to be returned. 
Dear Mrs, Post: Will you please 
tell me the correct way to eat 
bacon. May it be picked up and 
eaten in the fingers? It's almost 
impossible to eat very crisp bacon 
with a fork without it going into 
crumbs. 
picked up in the fingers, but if it   cookie! "’ 
earth here. Mrs. K.'s brother is 
not going 
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          | Te ot s fect four-year record with the re-| juniors and seniors gave silent: ' satisty his teammates. The ‘only: Re al Oak Seeks Order _’ , 
School Paper List High Schopl Game, Elections mark, “Better luck next year, Lsighs of relief as they looked over | regret being held by the team and so. Removed of Buil di ng D on f Co Ua h 
Honor Roll Pupils vy. - St. Mike's.” The Lambs outplayed | their parents’ shoulders and real-| the high school is the loss of Del | All i ht nor M10 up r | ig 
} 2 eep 001S usy the Michaelites 28-10 last Sunday | ized the final exams came out bet-| Chavez, who is unable to play be-| An Oakland County Circuit Court 
Staff Revealed at Fred's, Mike's ‘Culieaal — os and are now seeking another. vic- tor ian Gay ad per socal ai |cause of too many semesters. order is = sought on Highs chat Kaceaiges: seaside 
: tud Pt It this Sunday against St. Mary of Royal Oak to force "4 makes 
kay Se : ~ of Mount Clemens , lected ‘their report cards and 10 re) $46 built at 203 E. Farnum Ave. cvery sigh &eheoed sige . ; semester have been named at both every step, and toothpicks were ___ | tests early Thursday morning and , 5 Fires Cost nly a building ' Karen Hoff, David Tarr |st. Frederick and St. Michael high | needed to hold open the eyelids ot | Teere weren't quite so many |tren ‘Suited upper’ claremen in GREENVILLE w — Fire Chiet| Rove! Oak, which it terms “unfit wi PINES. PINE 
Co-editors of Pontiac) *hools. ‘seniors Monday morning. A to-| “Berveus breakdowns” Thurs | cciebrating their free day. pone Van Atta reports a total of | human occupancy” and a fire poems 
; : Among those chosen for oUut- boggan party at Barbara John- | “#7 Might when parents of jum: | wang echoed this morning with | | only $46 in losses were recorded in| hazard. t High Tomahawk | standing scholarship at St. Fred-, i son’s house left them too tired for fors and seniors reported for cheers—being practiced by cheer- | five Greenville fires tor the month | The structure, the city alleges, | 
i ane : j words, but in spite of it all, the eee oa were after leaders. The girls say only per-| | of January. : Se ee wae te ae 
School’s newspaper, the Toma-|M&‘7JaneLeshy Carolyn Robicheud | Seniors want to do it again. get-together: eaghete fection will do for the bi game | S Co., of Pleasant Ridge. No date, fo : Re 
| Sharon Wolf Janie Hoffman A gleam showed brightly in the , against St. Mike’s tonight, while| New calculations placerthe height ‘has been set for the onwers to ap-  commeataa. Satisfaction 
hawk, were announced this week | iirsce Decker James Wiitams |eVes of the girls’ basketball team| “We're beginning to get into the |Captain Jerry Bradley com- of Mount Everest at 29,028 feet pear and attempt to show the) of money be a7 PINEX by faculty adviser Robert Beau-| Marlene Green = Donald Cox == this week as they eyed their per- swing of it,” said parents, while'mented that only a win would | above sea level. ‘building should not be condemned.’ “®* ** to¢ey 
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i THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4.1955 - : a Franch Canfliete Ean E; Senator Calls ade Colombia Quiet French Conflicts Fan Fire Seto as fa 
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SONNY JAMES   Rita, Dick Duck 
- Crooner’s Ex - Wives 
Complicate Return to 
‘Hollywood 
HOLLYWOOD um = Although ‘crooner Dick Haymes and his act- 
ress wife Rita Hayworth have left   
‘\ their Nevada ‘retreat for Holly- 
wood, their whereabouts remained 
secret today. 
The secrecy may be due to the 
$2,500 bench warrant that has been 
outstanding against Haymes since 
  | pear in court and explain why he 
| should not be held in contempt for 
| alimony arrearage to one of his 
former wives, Mrs. Nora Edding- 
ton Flynn. 
Haymes has had considerable 
child suport legal trouble with 
his other ex-wife Mrs. Joanne Dru 
| Ireland. But he is scheduled to be 
a script writer for a film that 
Miss Hayworth will make soon at 
a Hollywood studio, so there may 
be negotiations to settle his legal 
obligations. 
The crooner’s lawyer Bartley 
Crum said he had reached agree- 
ment with Mrs. Flynn's counsel 
S. 8S. Hahn so that Haymes could 
‘return to California. But Hahn said 
this was predicated on Miss Hay- 
worth guaranteeing payment of the 
back alimony the singer owes Mrs. 
Flynn. 
“Otherwise, there will be no set; 
tlement and the bench warrant will 
be served,”’ said Hahn. 
Tax Receipts Show 
Value of Tourists LANSING (# — What the tourist 
seasons mean in terms of money 
to Michigan's northern vacation- 
land was outlined in a report just 
issued by the Michigar Tourist 
Council. 
The cauncil compared January 
194 sales tax receipts with re- 
ceipts of July 1954 in 530 northern 
counties and came up with these 
findings: 
January receipts   
totaled $1.- 
| 832,398. July receipts were $2.912,- 
478 — an increase of 59 per cent.   CAPTEL Recerding Berend Chon 
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— | greater than the January receipts. 
July receipts in some counties 
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Result of Kidnap Plot? By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—Serge Rubinstein was to have been Wiieaoed! 
and taken out to sea on a tramp freighter—not. murdered. 
Enemies in the business world had hired kidnap experts to'| 
tie hint up, toss him aboard this freighter which was in their 
hire, and shanghai him. 
‘Then the ship's skipper—he was also a part of the plot—was 
to. notify the Coast Guard that we found “some stowaway 
aboard.” 
The hated financial wizard was ‘nan to have been delivered 
to -U. S. immigration authorities. 
And fer the rest of his life he would have been “a man 
without a country,” beating his head against the technicali- . 
ties of the law, trying to get back inte the U. S. to resume 
his money-grabbing ways. 
This theory of Rubinstein'’s sensational death fanteste as 
it may seem—has been turned over to police—seriously—by one 
of his few associates, whe remained a friend to the last, this 
writer learned. . 
* * * * 
This man—one of the few Rubinstein intimates willing to talk 
candidly—thinks Rubinstein may have died of a heart attack 
in the excitement of the plot which he believes went wrong. 
Or—says this informant—the kidnapers may have had to kill: 
him when he refused to go along with what revenge-seeking 
competitors considered the cruelest joke they could ever play 
on a man without business ethics.. 
The Russian-born Rubinstein had his own troubles over de- 
portation. Up to the time of his death, he'd resisted success- 
fully, but a deportation order against him still was pending 
in the courts. 
In the 30s, he had picked up a Portuguese passport—by 
fraud—and entered this country by way of Canada in 1938. 
This government never recognized the passport. 
During his draft-dodging troubles, he belatedly-claimed that 
he was exempt from service because he was a citizen of Portu- 
gal, a neutral country. 
Tuesday, Rubinstein’s friend described the strange plot con- | 
cocted as a means to succeed where the government failed. 
a * * * * 
“I heard this plan outlined in detail some weeks ago by a top 
informant told this writer Monday night after returning from 
the funeral. 
“It seemed so weird I couldn't credit it then. 
“I didn’t tell Serge because he wouldn't have spent $400 or 
$500 a month on bodyguards anyway. . 
“And now I hear it from ethers in Rubinstein’s own busi- f 
Was Rubinstein’s Death Mor e Politics 
business man as coming from a business rival of Serge’s,” this: Seen foc AFL   Union President Says 
Labor Has No Intention 
of Starting 3rd Party 
MIAMI BEACH, Fla) — AFL 
ing a third party. 
Meany told reporters at winter 
  fing themselves unable to achieve 
aes with the two existing par- 
“He ‘nidicated delet that by al: 
“But we are convinced that if -|a sensation in   
| Jack Benny’s, Lucille Ball and, 
Jimmy Stewart |Deat Arnaz decided te palo, 
| Takes Bit Part. |) "Anecsneir TV show, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, who seldom go 
in Holden Film. | ' By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
HOLLYWOOD (¢INS) — Jimmy 
Stewart is going to play a bit in 
“Pjenic,"’ which stars Bill Holden 
at Calumbia. When I first heard ¢ 
this, I could hardly believe it. But 
it’s true. 
hi t ks | Stewart. who with his percent- from the New World as early as| 
.| age cuts makes millions out of his 4517. 
; pictures, has told Josh Logan that 
he'll do the minor part of the mid- 
die-aged businessman in ‘‘Picnic” 
|and has no present idea of form-!pecause Josh is one of his best 
friends and this is his debut as a 
movie director. 
It isn’t the first time Jimmy has 
done a small role out of friendship. 
vy Remember he played a clown bit 
for C. B. De Mille in “The Great- 
est Show on Earth.” 
  
David Wayne, who's been merely 
turns to Hollywood over the week- 
end, and Eli Wallach replaces him | 
in the New York hit. 
Don’t say I told you, but it’s 
all but signed for David to star 
in the MGM movie version of 
this charming play. . 
  we tell the workers what's going 
on they will vote for what is their 
own best interests. That's what we 
are trying to do and we feel we 
succeeded quite well in the 1954 
elections." 
Meany conceded the ,AFL and | 
CIO mainly supported Democratic 
candidates in 1954 but he said that 
was only because the Democratic 
| candidates generally stood for la- 
bor's objectives. 
““We are not wedded to the Dem- 
ocratic party,’’ he said. ; 
He said he felt American work- 
ers are too independent to accept 
(a labor party—“independent not 
only of politicians but in their un- 
ions, and I hope they wil] always John Forsythe, the other top 
actor in the Broadway show, re- 
mains in the cast until July, when 
he's due to report to Paramount 
‘for his new contract. 
  
If Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski 
is in the frame of mind to accept, 
not hay even to an heiress—on the 
at the Flamingo in Las Vegas. 
ready put Harrison Forman to 
work on a semi-dramatic skit 
fer Gloria, whe is now all-out 
“dedicated” to a career. 
She'll have to make _up her mind 
  remain that way.” 
I think the American ‘work- 
as necessary to see that his po 
    ness circles who also believe that may have happened. 
“The tying of his hands, you'll notice, appears almost to have ' 
| been done in a friendly fashion. 
“The kidnapers may have said to him, ‘You cooperate and 
nothing serious will happen to you.’ 
“Then I believe they may have found it necessary to kill him > 
to silence him.” 
* x -* * 
This informant, who insisted upon anonymity lest he be asked | 
to tell the story over and over again, asserts that the paid | 
kidnapers doubtless used Rubinstein’s girl friends—“he had a 
hundred of them, not just two or three”’—to Se them get | 
inside the Fifth Av. mansion. 
Rubinstein's enemies probably paid $50,000 or $100,000 for this | 
job, this friend contends—and even that price wasn’t too high, 
he feels. 
“T saw him at 6:45 p. m. the day he was killed. He was never 
| more buoyant. 
“He had eight people in his office discussing a $5,000,000 
oil and uranium deal in Celerade and Utah. 
“He was the world’s greatest con man. He would appeal to 
peopie’s greed and then get them so entangled in the web they 
couldn't get out.           | of his murder to go further into the oil and uranium deal.” 
This associate of Rubinstein’s was blind to none of his prac- 
_ tices, business or social. 
x * * * 
“I'm sure his two or three close girl friends didn't know the 
extent of his love interests. At least one of them loved him 
dearly. I saw her at a party almost falling down drunk recently 
and saying, ‘Where is Serge? Where is Serge? I love that man!’ | 
“As for Estelle Gardner—she had a date with him the night | 
he was killed—I think she only had been out with him two. 
or three times. She hardly knew the men pecnere fortunately 
for her.” 
(Copyright 1955) 
Senate Gets Bills   
le which the juvenile can eventual- 
|ly find himself.” 
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Kefauver said also that trans- 
porting a youngster hundreds of 
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  to Aid Juveniles 
| signed. to aid in rehabilitating juve- 
| Langer (R-ND) were joining in in-| 
‘of an inquiry conducted last year 
‘by former Sen. Hendrickson 
i niles who also have violated fed- | 
‘eral law. In explanation of this, | €ross College early today was 
——— said in a statement: 
' thorities unanimously subscribe to | miles to the national training 
school for boys here involved ‘‘un- 
necessary and unproductive ex- 
penditure of federal funds." ' 
A second bill would permit foster | 
parents to claim income tax ex- 
/emption for foster children. in an 
| effort to encourage families to take 
in homeless children 
* * Offer New Legislation 
for Rehabilitation, Curb 
of Delinquent Youths | 
WASHINGTON (#—Two bills de de- | 
nile delinquents and another in-| scompanied juveniles from cross- 
tended to keep teen-agers away , ing = nation’s borders—a meas- 
from vice spots in Mexico were | ure Kefauver related to conditions | 
|proposed by Senate investigators , along’ the Mexican border. 
| today. : | “Despite sincere efforts to curb 
| vie 
Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn) said he | view Scere coereeeaniee along border,”’ Kef said, “‘ou _and Senators Hennings (D-Mo) and | | respected Cae Sy is ‘si 
| confronted at points with a serious 
| traffic in narcotics, prostitution 
‘| and other vices from which juve- | 
waco g ‘College Quarantined 
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One of the bills provides for the 
waiver to state authorities of juve-     i placed under quarantine eveaioe: 
of four known cases of infectious 
hepatitis. No students will be per- “Welfare and. correctional au- “He had a meeting scheduled in his office at 10 a. m. the day. 
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* 
Six AFL ee unions an- 
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gaining negotiations this year for | 
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Pontiac. High's basketball team 
journeys north tonight to meet 
Flint Central, ‘and St. Michael and | 
St, Frederick move o the vacated | 
PBS gymnasium for the Ind game 
in their 1954-55 intra-city parochial , 
OEE veins ant & Michael 
have title jirations hanging in 
the balance in tonight's games. 
Make Showing 
_ on Point List Keller, Taulbee and 
Kelly Climb on Single 
Game Spurts 
Three Oakland County prep 
went on individual 
scorers. 
John Keller of Pontiac St. Mikes. 
Myrel Taulbee of Walled Lake and 
Bob Kelly of Royal Oak have. 
taken over the 8th, 9th and 10th 
ip PALE, 
ge ie igee 
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ei hy ne back to Sth. .; 
ford’s Jim Davidson clings to 
points jn his 10 
teammate Tom # x re 
5 
Gould keeps moving closer. Gould The addition of Gerry Staley a - 
2nd with 194 points and a 19.4 | 
of tonight's games. Rogers will 
be matched against Davidson | 
and Geuld as West Bloomfield 
plays at Milford. 
Bradley and Kalter wil hook 
as the Pontiac 
ca inthe Pot High ey. 
Other leading 
“have Birmingham at war paste 
Waterford at Southfield, Walled 
Lake at Farmington, Clarkston at 
Holly, Lapeer at Rochester, Ox- 
ford at Romeo, Northville at Lake , 
Ga 
Jim Davidson, aor pets wees 10 204 20.6 
Tom Gould, Milford eoeee i. 1e4 19.4 
Jim @®imer, Madison ,....... 9 150 17.7 Hugh Kirtek, Shrine ,,.,.....10 171: :17.1) 
Lionel Bradley, oo eases * beg oad | 
Frank i’ . eee 
Ron a arias j noveees 10 164 16.4 
John ler, Milfes ...scasees a 188 16.8 
Myre! Taulbee, WL ...see.- «+ Wp 163 
Bob Kelly, Royel Le wesueeee 138 153 
Avila Says He'll Tr Try 
for .400 Mark in ‘55 
CLEVELAND i® —“‘I try for .400 
this year,” second baseman Bob 
Avila of the Coveane Indians | 
promises. ; : 
“Hornsby did it. He's just a hu- | 
man. If one person can. do it, why | 
another?” argued the stocky | 
Mexican who won the American | 
League batting crown Jast season | 
with 341. 
“It's only four hits in 10 times | 5; 
at bat. That’s not impossible. I 
try for .400 this year.” ° 
  
PHILADELPHIA. ® — Dean, 
Dugger and Jerry Kirsher, two 
members of the 1955 Ohio State 
Rose Bowl team, have signed 
contracts with the Philadelphia 
Eagles of the National Football 
League. 
  +1955. Everybody has a chance. 
Bradley of St. However, both coieuders have 
, but two games left, and an unex- 
pected loss by either team would 
deom it to a 2nd-place finish. 
| PHS Coach Art Van Ryzin will 
' throw a. revamped lineup against 
the high-scoring Indians. With 5- 
i I1-inch Walter King ‘replacing 
lanky Dick Blacklaw at center and 
3-foot-4 Clay Williams subbing for 
|imjured guard Bob Johnston, 
| Pontiac starting lineup will be the 
' smallest of the season, 
_ Fowards John’ James (6-3) and 
Rod Treais «6) and guard Walt 
,Poe (3-11) round out the lineup 
that will average only 310'2. To- 
night’s game marks the first start- 
| ing assignments for both Williams | 
and Treais. 
| Central, seeking its 7th victory the | in nine starts, will have Ken Lucas | pensate for the an of ‘pias, 
| He probably will move Dick Doyon 
| from forward to guard to fill an- 
‘other vacancy created recentl | 
| when Del Chavez completed his 
eligibility. 
Larry Morrow will take ever (6) and Chuck Crickmore (6-3) at | 
forwards, Joe Quarles (6-2) at cen- 
Ed Nyberg (5-11) at guards. 
Contest is scheduled for 8 p. m. 
Court street. 
* * 
  
rival. Bradley. 
center, injured his ankle last week 
and isn't expected to be ready for | 
action tonight. He is the team’s 
_top scorer, boastmg a 16.2-point 
average. 
Coach Ken Hulstander will be 
forced to juggle his lineup. to com- ter, and Dale Kingsbury (6) and | 
in Bellanger Fieldhouse, which ad- 
joins the Flint Central campus on | ~, 
St. Frederick will be handicapped 
by the probable loss of Capt. Lion- 
el Bradley againgt its cross-town 
6-foot 2-inch senior | Deyon's 
| Bamires,. 
| sentester, is efs Hit Road, Parochials lake Ore Gym victory of, the ason and their 
i 9th in a row, will have Joh Kell- 
er and Joe Wilhelm at forwards, 
| Bud Schwartz at center and Marty 
auot and Bob Anderson at 
Game time is 8:35 pam gl FE? FE 
  
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| Birdie Optimistic!   
  Third of a series 
NASHUA, NA. wm — Our Redleg 
team should be a powerful run- 
scoring team. If our younger ball 
_players produce we should be in 
contention all the way. Any en 
of six teams has a chance to win. 
the pennant in 1955. Cincinnati is | 
one of those teams. 
If the Giants could move up from 
fifth place, 35 games ae the 
pennant -winning Brooklyn Dba gers | 
in 1953 to win the pennant the next 
year, then I see no reason why one 
of the first six teams last season 
Je not win it in ‘35. We finished | 
| fifth, only 23 games away from | 
the top. | 
* *¢* 
We are not ‘conceding anything | | 
to any club in advance of the pen- 
nant race. To win, naturally, we. 
a Will have to make a big improve. | 
ment. I think we-have the players | 
with which to make this improve- | the favored Detroit Titans out | 
ment. Our lineup, and especially | 
our batting order, is not set for 
Our Cincinnati team last year 
did not have outstanditig weak- 
nesses but the overall strength of 
the league was so great that our 
pitching staff was not numerically 
strong enough to compete with the 
stronger clubs.. The experience 
gained by Art Fowler and Corky 
Valentine and the showing of Joe _ 
Nuxhall will tend to strengthen our 
staff. ‘ | 
. * 6       from the Cardinals may give us| 
a rotation which will allow us to) 
compete with the best of them.” 
Sn Kigpetela, whom we ob- 
Braves, Jeffs 
= Remain in Tie   Says Redlegs Should Be 
Title Contender in 1955 | By BIRDIE TEBBETTS — , 
|   tained from the Chicago Cubs and 
Bill Werle, purchased from Louis- 
ville, should help. Then we have 
several fine looking young pitch- 
ing prospe¢ts whe may 
through. 
- Sparrow's Mark 
Fails fo Avert 
Titans’ Upset   
Pontiac Cager Bags 
33 Points, but Drake 
Wins, 93-86 ~ 
DES MOINES w — Even Guy 
| Sparrow's new field house scoring 
record of 33 points couldn't pull | 
from under a 93-86 upset by Drake 
last night. 
Drake took a quick 66 ad- 
vantage and kept Detroit in its 
wake rest of the game. The | 
closest the Titans came was 
25-24 in the Ist half before the 
Bulldogs widened the serene te 
42-96 at halftime. 
The victory avenged a 91-76. 
Drake defeat by Detroit last. 
month. ; 
Drake took the initiative after 
the intermission and piled up a 
55 )0«6margin before Merlin 
Peter, Tom Tagatz and Terry Olm- 
stead fouled out within a fige min- 
ute span to weaken the Bulldog 
offense. 
Sparrow, who accotinted fo 11 
‘lof Detroit's. 1st points in the 
a Titan rally late 
half to bring the score | 
87-84 with two minutes re- 
Drake recouped in the 
waning minutes to build up the 
final margin. 
  Sparrow's 33 points bettered by 
Washington's Win Over ‘one point the mark extablished 
Eastern Cuts 3- Way. 
Knot at Top 
Washington and Jefferson both | 
terday afternoon to remain dead | 
locked for the City Junior H 
School Basketball League lead. 
Braves knocked Eastern out of 
a 3-way tle for Ist place, handing . 
the Indians their 2nd joss in five 
starts, 39-34. Charley Barge led 
Washington with 16 points, while. 
Eastern’s Alex Billashaw took 
game hamors ‘with 11. 
Jefferson routed Lincoln, 53-8. as   
  
  Stayed Near Top The 1953 Dodgers were the 
onty National loop team to stay 
out of the second .division all of. 
’ the season. ceftter Roosevelt Alexander col-' 
lected 12 points. Lincoln's 
‘serves surprised the Junior Jeffs 
in the preliminary. game, handing 
‘them their Ist loss in two years. 
| 99-96. Gerald Andrews paced the 
| wit with 10 point 
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Basketball Results. COLLEGE G 
Cincinnati 68. Seton — ie 
John Carrol! 79, St. Francis -_ bs 
Manhattan 88. st. J ‘Bkn; 6 
Kentucky 87. Fi 
George Washington 76. i n 
yton @, Murray (Ky) 
rolina $7) The Citadel 08 
Uteh 81, Los Angeles Btate 
Utah State 69. New Mexico 63 
Montana €9. Denver aver 90 
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Port Wayne 104, Syracuse 65 
Minneapolis 9, New York 83       at the Drake Field House last 
| season by Gus Olirich of Drake. . 
  
‘Marty Marion to ‘Wear 
Pts Avg. came through with victories yes- | Appling’s Old Uniform 
CHICAGO @ — The Chicago 
White Sox Friday pulled playing 
uniform No., 4 out of retirement 
for the first time since 1$9 and 
bestowed.it upon Manager Marty 
Marion. 
No, 4 was worn by former Sox 
star shortstop Luke Appling, but 
it was the same number which 
| adorned Marion when he was ‘‘Mr. 
+ Shortstop” for the St. Louis Car- 
| dinals. . : come |   j 
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| FIGHT FOR PUCK — Bill Quackenbush, Roston the puck in the Ist period of last night's game in 
defenseman (left). fights with Tony 
—_) wee right wing (right), 
  
  NEW YORK  — The United 
States has the biggest kid base- 
hall program ever developed, but 
| major league clubs are relying 
-More and.more on college players 
to’ fill their lineups. 
| That thought was reflected to- 
day by Car} Hubbell, the Giants’ 
farm boss, who in turn was re- 
| flecting on thé s of Paul Giel, 
who came to the last sum- 
| mer fresh out ot the University of, 
Minnesota. Ld * Ld 
  to get possession of net. 
Colleges Aid Majors i Leswick, Detroit Detroit. 
wouldn't have signed him to a’ bo- 
nus contract. But since ball clubs 
always can use good pitchers, and 
since Giel’s age and expenence 
made it easier to judge his po- 
tential value, they were willing to 
pay $50,000 to get him. 
* * * 
Here's how Hubbell explained it: 
“When a player is 22 or 23. years 
old and has gone to college, he 
thinks like a man. He's matured 
/and knows what he wants to do. | 
| That makes it a lot easier to tell!   Boston goalie John Henderson guards the 
Game ended ina Vit tie. 
  
The famous ° meal ticket” "al the! 
Giants, one of the greatest lefte 
handed pitehers ever to play in the 
big leagues, should know a° bit 
about that. He was only 20 years 
old when he broke into professional 
baseball] at Cushing, Okla. Twenty 
years later he still was using his 
head and his famous screwball to 
win: in the majors. . 
“You ae a kid of 17 or 18,! 
If Giel had been a shortstop or! how he'll develop. Baseball) isn’t! just out of high school,” Hub con- | night. | 
/an outfielder, the Giants probably played entirely with the hands and tinued. ‘He still thinks like a “boy. | $$ |   | 
i 
Anderson Says It's Still 
5-Team Race in Big Ten EAST LANSING @—"'The team , 
|that can win consistently on the | 
; road can win the Big Ten title.” 
| That's the estimate of Michigan 
| State basketball coach Forddy An- 
'derson, currently encouraged by 
‘the move of his Spartans up to 
2nd place in the Big Ten standings. 
“We looked bad even in beat- 
ing Purdue Monday night,” Ao- 
derson admitted, “but pid a 
good thing if you can get a bad | 
one out of your system and still | 
win.” 4 | 
Anderson has been using his’       
  \ starting lineup for nearly the =| 
*: Pontiac Team Holds Lead. 
in State Elks Tournament No Pontiac teams are*in action 
this weekend at the 35th annual 
Michigan. Elks’ Bowling tourna- 
ment in Battle Creek, However, | 
keglers from other state cities will | 
be shooting at a mark posted last | 
weekend by a Lo ‘No. 810: 
Corke Paces Win 
“> Sam Corke piled up 31 points. 
last night to lead Local 596 to a 
57-32 triumph over Local 898 in 
Oakland County UAW-CIO basket- 
ball play. Corke ly out- 
scored the opposition in two of the 
four 
OT tas dott Laval 54, 44-33, 
in the 2nd game as Smith and 
| Mariow = 12 points apiece. 
    
But Income Is Unsure   
    Rice Institute Athletics May Get 
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    place in the team event with a 
— total. Team {fs com- 
prised of D. a H_ Col- 
‘well, Joe ioe be Hylla and 
Art Mansfield. 
Other Pontiac teams placing high 
were Long Horns, 2.942 (2nd. 
place); Antlers, 2,900 (4th), | 
In doubles, Don Wilson and Earl. 
Stemmer took 3rd place with 1.264. 
Doug Menzel placed 2nd in handi- 
cap singles with 695 and 3rd in ac- 
tual singles with 641. 
2 Rookie Outfielders 
Sign With Bengal. , 
DETROIT i» —The signing 
‘two rookie outfielders leaves ioe 
| Detroit Tigers today needing 17 
more signatures for a full house 
at the start of spring training, 
three .weeks from now, 
‘ Coming.   
      nor Ennis would —— the salary 40 minutes in the last few games, 
only alternating Bob Armstrong | 
and Duane Peterson at center. 
He admits the lack of depth has | 
hurt. 
“When you play games Satur- | 
day night and then Monday night | 
as we do in the conference, your 
starters are likely to be dragging 
a little by the 2nd half of the 2nd 
game."’ he said. 
MSC currently is riding it’s long- | 
est win streak of the season— 
| three in a row. The Spartans now: 
take to the road for four games 
hed play Wisconsin,. Notre Dame, | 
Northwestern and Illinois before: 
returning for a home game with 
Towa, 
Anderson figures it's still a five- 
_team race -between Minnesota, 
Towa, Mlinois, Michigan State and 
| Northwestern. 
“This road trip will decide how 
we will do,”’ Anderson said, ‘‘but 
I'm still including us as among 
the possibilities."’ 
  
‘Del Ennis Signs Contract-: 
  for Estimated $30,000 
PHILADELPHIA @ — Veterar Ips 
outfielder” Del Ennis signed his) 
1955 contract with the. Philadelphia | 
Phillies Thursday for an -estimat- 
ed $30,000. 
General Manager Roy Hamey 
said the native Philadelphian 
would become one of the highest | 
paid National League players un- 
der his new contract. Neither he 
  aoe: 
  
‘Frequent Rsacrnees 
Up to 1954 the Texas Tech Red 
Raiders have made seven appear- | 
ances in post-season footbal) bow! | 
games. 
Prep Schedule   
    
    in County Area 
    You don't know what they're think- 
ing or how they'll develop.” 
Another point in favor of the cal: | 
legians is that there's almost _no 
“between” age so far as the ivory 
hunters are concerned. Military 
service takes care - that.” 
* * é 
“We have the prestest kid pro- | 
gram ever developed,” Hubbel 
_said. “There are more kids be- 
tween 12 and 16 than ever before 
playing ball in the Little Leagues, 
the Babe Ruth Leagues and the 
| Legion program. Then they have 
‘to skip two years while they're in 
service. We lose so many that way. ” 
Benton Harbor Risks 
‘Mark Against MH By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | 
BENTON HARBOR — One of 
Michigan's two unbeaten high | 
school basketball teams—risks its | 
perfect record tonight against re- | 
bounding Muskegon Heights. 
This is the featured game of | 
a schedule which finds many key | 
-|} conference games on pol |   
impressive 
seclnel tearmtel bs od le ‘btenare as ceach of his ‘alma ma- 
| given consideration for the head 
1 Jerry Saunders of Furtney’s de. Graham Won't 
Consider Job 
With Wildcats — Wave of Applicants 
Expected to Bid for 
Voigts’ Post 
EVANSTON, Ill. # — With Ottc 
Graham _ reportedly eliminating 
himself as a candidate, the way) 
appeared qeared today for a rush 
of applications for the head foot | 
nor St coaching job at Northwestern. 
Bob Voigts, 39. Thursday abrupt- 
ly resigned after an eight-year |     ter. He declared his action was 
prompted * ‘for the bette of the uni- 
versity” because of criticism of 
his coaching. 
His contract was to expire Sep. 
tember 1956. 
Voigts’ Northwestern teams won 
only one Big Ten game in the last 
two years, defeating Illinois 20-1 
in the 1954 finale. Criticism was 
leveled at him from Northwest- 
ern's lettermen group, the “N" 
club. 
Soon after Athletic’ Director Ted 
Payseur. accepted Voigts’ resigna- 
tion there was a wave of alumni | 
enthusiasm for offering the post tc | 
Graham, the one-time Northwest. | 
ern star who announced his re 
tirement from pré ball six weeks |         * 
Graham, however. reportedly 
'withdrew from consideration by 
this statement from a_ vacation 
spot in Delray Beach, Fla: * * * 
“T am not available for any foot- 
ball coaching job, anywhere.” 
Payseur said that each of Voigts' | 
assistants, if he applies, will be 
      job. 
Voigts said he had no definite | 
| future plans. | ‘Pressure’ Puts 
||}ofUmpiring —   
Jim Dutty Out 
Ex-AL-: ‘Arbiter Says 
Chisox, Boston —- 
‘ His Release - 
PAWTUCKET, R.I wo — Jim 
Duffy was out of the baseball 
umpiring profession today. amid 
denials by American League -Pres- 
ident Will i and two mem- 
ber clubs of the ex-arbiter's 
charges of “preeure.© 
* 
Duffy announced he was quitting, 
, saying that he had been 
'sent to the International League 
during the 1954 seasen after three 
years in the AL because of ‘‘pres- 
sure from the Boston Red Sox and 
the Chicago White Sox 
He added that if he couldn't be     
in the major leagues he had to quit“ 
because he couldn't make enough 
jin the minos, ees, 
* ¢ 
Duffy, an umpire since 1946, - 
oo eee eee 
American League 
President Harridge “aida want 
“to offend any club owners.” 
General Managers Frank Lane 
ot Chicago and Joe Cronin of Bos- 
ton denied pressure of any kind 
from their respective organ- 
izations. 
Grill Displays   
ago after a fabulous career ail 
' Quarterback of the Clev eland 
en Hity fo Win e 
the Close Ones Class B Cage Leader : 
Outlasts GM in City 
Griff’s Grill. undefeated Class B 
leader in the City Basketball 
' League. last night again displayed 
“I haven't decided whether ri its ability to win the close ones. 
| stay in football coaching or not.’ 
he said. 
cision.” 
Barbers Take   
  City Going 
PONTIAC TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE Pts 
§2 Chima Citr 34 
5) Short Variety 33 
Pont . Serv. 4 Pont. Varnish 19 
Huron t 2) «6Pieet Carrier 19 
Capitol Barbers surged a point 
| ahead of Furtney Drug in the tight 
| race for top ‘onors in the Pontiac 
Table Tennis League Thursday Capitol Barbers 
Purtney Drugs Grill ‘five outlasted 2nd-place 
“TH have to give it a lot General Motors, 54-52; in overtime — 
“of thought before I make a. de-, to post its 8th consecutive victory, - 
jit was the 4th time this season 
‘that Griff's has won a contest by 
‘three points or less and its 2nd 
| overtime battle. : 
phar prgpibiay atrenge mepured 
| session, to clinch the victory. 
Homer Harrison led the winners 
with 12 points. while Dailas Nel- 
son had 11. Sill York and Lynus 
Dick Goldsworthy and J. Bailey 
were high for Boys’ Club with eight 
points each, but Jim Lee of 
dium Inn took game honors 
points. Barbers . blanked Hares rl 
Market, 6-6, while Furtney’s Griff's coos 16 © 12 18-2 
feated Short Variety, 5-1. China geadiam ie oe ? : rt 
frig angela mop 
place by 
Varnish, 5-1. ian aee ona 
Cigarette Servic# downed Fleet 
Carrier, 4-2. 
In the top matches of the are 
feated Adolph Magnus of ‘Short's. 
18-21, 21-15, 21-19, and Patty Short 
defeated Carol Ryan of Furtney's, | 
18-21, 21-8, 21-19. ee 
Snow to Help 
‘Weekend Skiing 
at Teeple Hill   ‘this morning may save 
area skiing enthusiasts from an- 
‘other ‘“‘ski-less” weekend. 
James Marble, who is in charge 
of the Pontiac Ski Club's layout | 
at Teeple Hill in the pr sga t= oy 
|reation Area, said this 
that there was not at 
sufficient snow for good 
season’s largest 
skiers, last weekend wore 
If additional snow does 
or two tows will be in skiing. about 300 
  
Tight Races Predicted “eB 
    
M Tankers Set 
Another Mark 
_ CHAPEL HILL, N.C. ® — Two 
national records were bettered 
last night as the University of 
ichigan swimming team downed 
|. The tight snowfall which started (North, Carolina's. poolmen, 61-23, 
  
  
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    Littler, the amateur champion in 
1953, turned pro after leaving the 
Navy in January, 1954. Last year 
he was runner-up in the U. S. 
-Open and the All-America event 
at Chicago. He started 1955 in win- 
ning fashion by hauling down the   
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Hose Opener CHICAGO ®—The feared Chica- 
go White Sox battery of yester- 
(| year — pitcher Ted-Lyons and 
‘ eatcher Ray Schalk — will be back 
in action again at the start of the 
1955 baseball season. . 
The two former stars, named 
recently to the Hall of Fame, have 
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his round Thursday included six Saad 
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Shelley Mayfield, playoff winner 
of the Palm Springs tournament ‘here,     _ #4 
  
little’ Heels at Phoenix Monday, came in at 71, and Tom- 
my Bolt, the victor at San Diego, 
was well back at 74. The veteran | 
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Colby-Berger 
  Victory in ‘Marathon’ Advances Champs Into 
Quarter-Finals 
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. # — After, 
winning one of the longest golf 
matches on record, defending 
champions Vonnie Colby and Cook- 
ie Swift Berger faced another 
finals of the Women's Interna- 
tional Four-Ball tournament, 
Miss Colby, of Hollywood, and 
Mrs. Befger, of Buffalo, N.Y., met 
Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore 
and Marjorie Burns of Greens-' 
boro, N.C. i 
The _Colby- Berger team won |   
Agnes Wall of Menominee, Mich. Miss Colby, the Trans-Mississip- pi titlist, blasted out of a sand 
  
  cup, then in on the 
for a birdie-3. 
Only one of the Braves hit over 
300. in 1954. He was Joe Adcock 
with .308, America Relies on S sae: 
Stars for Skating Honors ST. PAUL @® — America blue- 
printed its longshot strategy for 
international speed skating honors 
today by jamming its Olympic and 
— championship entries with 
as many top-drawer sprinters as 
| it could find. 
rs : Ld 
Veneostionaty they are among 
perry *One Olympic official 4 
  to send a third mai—Jolmny Wer- 
ket of Minneapolis—also a sprinter 
and a strong 1,500-meter skater as 
well, . 
  
Titans Offer Plan 
for College Bowling University of Detroit Bowling 
League has set up plans to initiate 
an inter-collegiate bowling tourna- 
ment to be held in Detroit on Sat- 
urday, April 9. 
Last year a bowling tourney held 
in Detroit was limited to Michigan 
colleges and Wayne University 
emerged as the winner. However 
this year, officers of the U. of D 
Bowling League, headed by presi- 
dent Pat Carollo, have extended 
invitations to ail colleges in the 
| Midwest to form an Inter-collegiate 
| Bowling Council which will set up 
plans for an annual tourney to be 
held in different cities throughout 
the country. 
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Skinner's days as coach of the 
Détroit Red Wings are over, he 
probably can find himself a job 
as a fortune teller. He'd be pretty 
good at it too. 
Twice this season Skinner fore- 
cast trouble for his Red Wings — 
and twice his predictions came 
After the Wings her 
Montreal 7-1 last Sunday t, 
Skinner warned of a letdown 
  against the Boston Bruins. Some 
thought he was being overly cau- The deadlock end the ae 
troiters 2-points behind Montreal, 
which wouldn't be so bad except 
for the fact that the Red Wings 
play on the road for virtually the 
entire month of February. And in 
hockey, it's almost impossible to 
gain ground on the road. 
A 20-year-old rookie named Don 
McKenney gave Boston its tie with 
the Wings before 10,797 in Olympia 
stadium. He deflected his 16th 
goal at the start of the 3rd period,   offsetting a tally by Tony Leswick 
| midway in the 2nd period. | Spee: a em 
wick’s career he had gone 
through % games without scor- 
ing. The ist occurred when he 
was a member of the New York 
Rangers. . 
While the Bruins were holding 
the Wings to a standstill, Montreal 
rebounded from Sunday’s drubbing 
by beating the Toronto Maple 
Leafs 3-2 on Jean eaweet 3rd- 
period goal. 
Last month, Skinner warecd his | 
‘players to be wary of an impend- 
tious, but last night the Wings Leswick’s goal, a 10-foot golf ing three game road trip. The 
_shot, was his 1st since Dec. 16 — a| Wings. lost all three games and were held te a cos 
the Bryins. 1-1 tie by | 
slump of 22 games. 
  
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"| Slander Suit BALTIMORE w — Washington 
jeweler Abraham Sures will get 
$42 for the four torn-up horse race | 
> tickets he recovered from a busy | almost fell out of contention. 
Maybe Skinner ought to stop, 
making predictions. ‘Rolls 116 Triplicate | June’ Latendresse, bowling in 
this week, rolled a 116 —_ 
Her average is 117. 
UCLA had 22 1953 lettermen on its 1954 football squad.   
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  BY THRE. ASSOCIATED PRESS the half "and "th Tt was 45-35 at| 
the half and the Wildcats—who 
33 free throw attempts. . 
Phil Grawemeyer led the assault, E 12, 
in all, a very neat job for| 
13th victory in 15 
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in MSC-Illini Meet Ready fo Sion 
we ewe: | With Lion Club At New York's Madison Square | 
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  reduced to same, flies to- Paris 
“resume the slightly 
work on his 32 ton 
figure of St. Francis 
not seen it since 
and a half yomrs' 
remarkable little sculptor 
Yat Sen's friend in 
revolution, and who 
with Gandhi and visited 
jail in India, and spent 
t the White House 
. D. R.’s portrait, plans 
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-After_Lapse of 26 Years since his chisel last touched the 
figure. But all that ts being taken 
care of and the great day soon 
will dawn. There will be no profit 
for the artist, but he is not a 
man te worry about such trivi- 
alities. 
“IT was the only doflar-a-vear- 
man with Roosevelt who didn't 
have a buck,”’ he recalled while 
here. 5 bo 
St. Francis will come home by 
slow beat through the Panama 
Canal, affording Benny an oppor- 
tunity to go to Florence to be on 
hand when a book of his works is 
published, and then on to Rome. 
Much-traveled, much-storied, leg- 
endary Benny Bufano has an espe- 
1¢ | cial fondness for Rome. His father 
was its mayor. 
apart ey, 
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story of the events before, during 
and after his immortal news pic- 
ture of the raising of the flag on 
Iwo Jima's Mt. Suribachi, just 10 
years ago, is almost as stirring 
and heart warming as the great| 
picture itself. Joe tells it in the cur- 
rent Collier’s with Bill Heinz. 
It is a story that sings with 
such lines as “Ne man who sur- 
vived that beach can teil vou 
how he did it. It was like walk- 
| after 10 years by saying that of 
all the elements that went into the 
making of this picture, the part I} 
played was the least important. To 
get that flag up there, America's 
fighting men had to die on that 
island and on other islands and 
off the shores and in the air. What 
difference does it make who took 
the picture. I took it, but the Ma- 
rines took Iwo Jima.” 
  
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sends it back to the bank for de- | 'S,0oadntic se Market nominally |De Post. tere 84 B 08 : ie L Tket nominally | Uu Pont ..... a - 
livery to the subscriber. steady. Comps last Th | Bae Wd eee SE m1 
Specials quarters comprising | jover: cheep scarce firm: bulk goed to East Kod... os Sd pon a Bo nearly two floors of building space prime wooled slaughter lambe under 108/ 5! Auto L . 38.3 es as i set up to accommodate | !*, 21.80-23.00 several sizable lots choice Ei & Mus In 49 ftevens JP... 0.2 ve been up to - Gnd prime 00-94 Ibs. st 23.00; 41 head Emer Rad ... 147 oer SM 3g the flood of rights. Some 250 em- om = erie #2 Ib. wested tombe | Bad gene - 30.3 Sun Ou te . ; sma a @ lity iw ie coger se 
ployes will be assigned to the job | goca iambs. 1800-2018 small lete, choice Peir Mor ra) sear oe St and prime shorn lambs No, | skins 91.00- re .... Wig 70 ' 
Garg Be peak sagen in the sre Ws 3 ined estes G0seT en te | Oem bar ie? Ge Be. 8 month-long subscription period. choice siaughter ewes mostly $.00-10.00. Gen Elec #7 mr @ gul | 304 The rights will be maketh cmicaco ivestocn Gen Mitis | gag Thomp Pa. 36 stockholders by GM shortly after jioaca eet apt enee | Gen Mansons... or W Air 283, Feb. 8, The subscription period 9000: fairly active after a slow start Gen Tel 8.7 mer .. 387) endg March 7 uneven but around 2% lower on bute Gen Tire ||| 613 ent C Fox 28.7 Zc under 300 Ib: 300 Ib and heavier and | Ginette" "2 nderwd .... 36.3 sows 25-80 lower, most choice 300-220 | Goetel Br ar OD Carbide .. 83.2 ° Yo 16.75-17.90: mainly | 17.28-17.8@ 0m | Gooarich. |” gg UE, POE 148 |cholee No. 1 and 2 grades: a few tots | Good Ll gre Unit Air Lim 39.3 | - epresen a ves mostly choice No 1's at 17.60 and 17.65 | Gran Paige 35 Unit Aire ... 888) . end one deck choice N6 I's 17.78: bulk | Gt Wo Re gag United ores ° 230-280 Ib 16.00-16.78: a few choice No 1 | 6 } > an eres --. os and 2s 230-240 Ib to 17.00: bulk 260-300 | Grevnoung is, U2 Gee Im .. 383) 0 WU ecréa VOM | tr“ts:25-16:00: severe: decks 310-380. 1 Gull Ou Pog Meg ees) OBE bo 15.00-18.95; sows 400 Ib and lighter 14.00- | pre ries 4 1675: most, 450-600 te 12 hdne good | eee 77 08 Sine 8 Representatives from the 61 4-H | ciearance Mellend PF  sag OS Smelt wf .. S18 Clubs in Oakland County will at-|, Stlable cattle 100: salable caives 100: | Homest 4 Us Bice! pf 1 - | meager fresh receipts mainly cows: | Hooker El 31.1 pt “es tend the first annual county-wide slaughter steers and hetfors nominslly |Houd Her 136 Mond B Pic veg ati: | 8 iv: cows an ul ctive, i ts recreation school cofducted by | steady; vealers about ee 6 ee eee Ray 3 won iy = 4 Jack Worthington, 4H Club agent, food and choice steers and yearlings (Inland Stl. 33 ween fe | 00 ; an tility grades at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the rec-| Gown to i400; good and choice hanes Intra ah Wie Pe. 525 reation hall of the Social Welfare | 19.00-24.00; a few high Int Hary ..... 36.1 Woolworth | 81.7 Building. 1260 West Bivd up to 14.00; bulk utility cows 11.00-12.80; | Int Nick | 629 Yale & Tow 578 Iding, J “. canners and cutters 9.00-11.00; a few Int Paper ... 80 Young 8 &W 24 Worthington said Detroit coun- haat cae a up = —_ = is) few |Int Silver. Ss Ynest Sh & T 802 i s Red 
selors wil be on hand to help teach | ¢'s9: utinty and commercial bulls 14.80. _ 7.” | club chairmen and others the | 16.30; good and choice vealers 26.00- STOCK AVERAGES 
“basic philosophy of recreation, so | 3599, “Nl ‘° commercial grades 10.00. | | NEW YORK. Peb. ¢—Compiled by The 
that they may teach others.” ninlable sheen 900: slaughter lambs at watt an : 2 sheep : good to mostly ce | us cocks 
‘The theory that ‘all work and | wooied lambs around 108 1b down 20.80. Previous day. 214 1902 Ohi ieee 
Re ay eins a 8 On | map ia ematanne a mas tee ee ¢ ce ah me 08 bh MONth ago...... \ e 5 8 is a — one.” he gp pi the 2.20, cull to low good lambe 12.20.00: Year ge. --.-1821 087 O13 i167 purpose the meeting, is dem- | shorn lambs absent: « few cull to . 1 156.8 
choice slaughter sh 6.00-7.80; latter 1954-55. low...... 143. T78 $8.4 108 onstrate various games, mixers, | price for choice heavy ewes "| 1983) high....... 151.8 026 88.8 1163 dances and songs, that can be 2 See was / 1953 low........ 130 25 805 99.5 
passed along at individual club H | DETROIT STOCKS Perens Foreign Exchange =| nontiover ‘wrecks a + 4 4 
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Grains Ease, 
Losses Small CHICAGO (#)—Grains eased a 
bit on a very dull trade on the 
Board of Trade today, losses being 
confined to small fractions in prac- 
tically all: cases. — ° 
At the outset there was a little 
buying in soybeans which appeared 
to be eased mainly on appre- 
hension over the manner in which 
the Formosan situation is develop- | root 
ing. But demand was light and 
after the first few minutes beans 
gave up their advance. 
Wheat near the end of the first 
hour was % to % lower, March 
$2.29%; corn unchanged to % 
lower; March $1.53%; oats un- 
‘changed to % lower, March 77%: 
  
  
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i : zt   ii ii Jagotka, Per- 
shing, Livonia, pleaded guilty be- 
“ fore Farmington Justice Allen C. | 
Ingle yesterday fo driving his auto 
while his ’s license was 
roy ag e was sentenced -to 
‘a eee ee $15 fee ve 
and $5 cot. 3 
oS oe a iy : 1h   
| MARKETS | 
Delicious, fancy, 
*.00 bu: No. 1, 4.00-4:50 bu; 
Jonathon, fancy, 4.00 bu: ‘No.’ 1, : 5 oln . fancy, 450 
25-3:18 bu; a jes, North- 
5 5 0O- u; apples, 
Steele's Red, ‘No. 1, 3.25-3.78 3.50 bu | Vegetables: Beets, to; bu; spples, 
1.50 bu. Cabbage, No. 1. 1.00-1350 bu: | cabbage, red. No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu: carrots, bad 
t . No. 1, 1.00-1.36 bu; celery root, 
No. 00-1 doz. fennel, No. 1, 1.00 
1.25 bu. Horseradish, No. 1, 5.00-6.00 
00 $-ib. 
nae | d 
30-1. bu. Tomatoes, 
-16-3.60 10-lb. basket. 
0. 1, 1.80-2.00 bu. ‘No. 1. 
topped, hothouse, 
Turnip, 
  CHICAGO POTATOES 
CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (AP)—Potatoes: stock 
les; new stock supplies light, demand 
moderate, market . Cariot 
track sales, old $4.60-4.75, unwashed 
          | pace well ahead of yesterday's THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1955 
Stocks Advance. 
After Indecision NEW YORK (®—The stock mar- 
ket advanced a little today in the 
early afternoon after spending a 
considerable time milling around 
in an indecisive manner. 
Demand for steels, motors, and 
railroads, together with several in- 
‘dividual issues, helped send the 
pk., market along the higher course. 
The better prices brought out 
an expanded demand that put the 
2,890,000 shares. 
would subscribe for the million 
shares of General Motors stock 
to which it is entitled under the 
new GM offering. DuPont, which 
owns 2 million shares of GM, 
can subscribe to one new share 
for each 20 shares it now helds. 
Bell Aircraft, which shot ahead 
4 points yesterday on the an- 
    
  
  
  
    
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Bis 
oath (tren) 1.31, 
"Per Rest! Mone dollar 17.48, wn- 
  
            today against Curtis Tillis, of 
344 Howard McNeill St., by Oak- 
| The “warrant accuses Tillis of 
cashing a forged check for $75 at 
niture Co., 10 S. Saginaw St., 
last ‘April 23. No raig 
ldate has been Set, anid Pool i . é 3) | ncn anassesioe 
Solons Consult Neighbors 
Pay-as-You-Go Road Plan 
Gaining Favor in Lansing |, LANSING (#—Sentiment. for a| then bring it back te the House 
pay-as-you-go” highway construc-| for a showdown. *« 
Rep. Emil R. Peltz (R-Rogers 
City) accused Williams of cam- 
paigning last fall on a promise of 
‘more roads without tax increaase,   
Fa 
peared to mount in the Legislature 
today as members went home to 
ie what their neighbors thought.   
    
  GMHead Denies 
‘Stockpiling Cars 
Make High Output 
MIAMI (UP)—General Motors warrant with failing to signal on Regular communication of Pon- 
tiac Lodge No. 21, FP. & A. M. Pri., 
Feb. 4. opens at 7:30 p. m. 
Irwin W. Mills, W.M. ~ Adv. 
News in Brief     | Harry Collier, 31, of 268 Seward |” 
| St._-who is charged in a traffic 
    
  but now advocating more taxes. : ; makin ; a ee week- Williams has proposed a hal-cent- | erday denied. that his company, . == 7 
recess after caucuses designed gallon gasoline tax boost and a a Godwin, %7, 3365 
[to brief the Republican majority |25°per cent increase in truck | WS sockpiting cars io “create ® Jackson Blvd., Milford, pleaded son, Robert Isaacs and David La- on alternative plans. cense fees. — _ any possi Ne ne | Guilty yesterday before paiggeinars Master, bahar mr : 
Picsm SI RS a terrupt uring pendir McCall drank | t when unable bonds 
was rare ara the state meee te 1951 on. the panihrs gotiations with the CIO United |Grnieg end pa connect to melet o300 each, patie the hear elections division reported it (that 120 million dollars a year was yt ae _ ‘days in the Oakland County Jail) ing Feb. 10. , E 
could wait udtil’ Feb. 23 te get | enough for highways. Now the gov- hd eeMoeet a ae when he failed to pay $100 fire. Mrs._Anderson was arrested by: 
a highway pian on the April bal- ernor is demanding 218 million a | #8inst contingencies of that kind.”’ | Mrs. Charies L. Branson of 8t N. Detroit Police while sitting in a lot, Earlier, the division had set year, Peltz said. aoe no, | Anderson St., reported to Pontiac | Parked car which contained five a mid-February deadline, | Busi Notes: = Sa vossitic wack men |Police the theft of a hubcap and |Tifles police said were taken from After a closed Republican cau. Business otes: against a possible two fender skirts from her auto,|the Waterford Hardware earlier 
cus in the Senate, leaders said | ruption. We hope that GM and the | 4 parked last night in | this week. The trio is also accused 
building more roads with a = SU estion Plan our differences: at the | . Lumber Co. and a Berkley grocery 
increase on a pay-as-you-go basis, table peacefully, as has been out If your friend's in jail and needs | store. rather than by the 500 million dol- custom in‘ the past.” a SO By pica lym 
lar bond issue Williams advocates. | The question Cur- J the auto : 
House Repulan wears’ saa SETS RECOTCS eesti aieieeer ee casas was apprehended at his home by they would press ahead with plans possibility bad been mentioned A condominium fs a government | Royal Oak Police. 3 
to pass by next Thursday the @ by “experts” in both labor and jointly administered by two or| State Police of Pontiac Post are 
Peltz “package” of a two-cent a| GM Employes Turn In| wan street circies. more powers, as the Sudan, which | seeking another youth allegedly in- gallon gasoline tax increase and 
permission for local governments 
to bond themselves for road im- 
provements. | 
The fate of the Peltz bill was) 
clouded by reports House Demo- 
crats would block immediate ef- 
fect for the bill, thus making it 
impossible to get it on the spring 
ballot, . 
Republican strategy 
might be to avoid an initial vote 
on immediate effect, send the bill 
to the Senate for passage and an 
immediate effect vote there and   1954 set new records in the cor- 
poration’'s employe suggestion plan 
for the third straight year, it was 
revealed today: 
192,030 ideas into suggestion boxes, 
an increase of 10,000 over 1953, 
said Harry W. Anderson, vice pres. 
ident in charge of personnel staff.   Curtice said GM's current high) 
rate of production was prompted 
by a great demand from dealers. | 
He said GM has not yet been | 
able to provide its dealers with a. 
“comfortable selling stock’ this | 
year. 
“The cars are going into the | 
hands of the public at substan- | 
tially the same rate as we are 
producing them despite the very 
high rate of production current- 
ly,” Curtice said. | 
Firemen Burned Up 
TOKYO (UP)—Eight firemen of 192,030 Ideas in 1954; 
46,995 Are Adopted 
General Motors employes during   
SAVE WASTE PAPER! 
_ We Are Now Paying 
NEWSPAPERS 40¢ __ 
MAGAZINES 50¢ "~~ Serep lron—Junk Cors—Structurel Stee! 
Fyp7H7BoN STEEL C0.       In 194, GM workers dropped 
       
    
“In addition, tasq year 46,996 
     paid and these awards totaled : ’ : suggestions were adopted and pat | ine Ueno Village fire brigade beat | FE 4.9582 Lattimore’s Per SO ee eee | eee ates ott Ot ma Ny 3s eranch Se, cereus Giems Aatacioan Fesging © foaled to drinks after a drill. i       Dismissal Contested WASHINGTON (®—The govern- 
ment announced today it will ap- 
peal the decision by Federal Judge 
Luther W. Youngdah! dismissing a 
new perjury indictment against 
Owen Lattimore. 
The decision to take the issue $2,467,513. Both eof these totals 
also are new records."’ 
Employes of Pontiac's three GM 
divisions turned in 2,751 acceptable 
  
Figures after decimal points are eighths 
High 
3 Baldwin Rubbere...... 172 186 
Gerity-Michigan® ...., 40 «642 
Products* ,,. ae 34 . 
lasco Screw...... e 3.0 
Midwest Abrasives... re Rad Te wvevectcece 41 42 
bei Serew® ....... 13 1 
scale; bid and asked. 
  
  
    in Chicago 
{ 
| said National Committee members 
| will be asked to approve it in a 
| unanimously selected Chicago over 
‘GOP convention. The last three na- 
| tional conventions of both parties to the U.S. Court of Appeals was ee, 
announced by U.S. Dist. Atty. Leo _ 
A. Rover. 
Lattimore, controversial Far 
Eastern affairs specialist, was ac- 
cused in the indictment of lying 
‘when he denied to a Senate com- hich Jopted 
mittee that he had ever been a | 310.511 of have been : 
follower of the Communist line °F awards amounting to $14,119,764. |@ promoter of Red interests. 
Emerson Alston, Automobile Club 
/manager, will go to Detroit Mon- 
  go on trial Feb. 14 but 
gested that in view of the      
  Life’s Pleasures 
include a Cadillac .. Before you 
buy any car check Cadillac. 
It costs no more to drive the 
best. See Dick Moore at 
Jerome Motor Sales. 
  
the trial be continued 
definite date or set 
peals to rule. 
Dems Pick Chicago 
as Convention Site WASHINGTON ® — Subject to 
National Committee approval, 
Democrats will nominate their   
          -Detroit 
  Democratic Chairman Paul M. 
selection of Chicago as a site. and A 
nnounces a 
mail poll. The tentative date had 
been announced earlier. 
He said a site subcommittee 
Philadelphia, the only other city 
bidding, after Chicago representa- 
tives agreed to certain suggestions 
made by subcommittee members. 
The Republican National Com- 
mittee will meet here Feb. 17 to 
decide on a place and date for the 
have been held in the same cities. 
County Deaths os, Karotyn Marte Riepen. 
MILFORD—Service for Karolyn 
Riepen of 1768 Lombardy, was 
held at 2 p.m. today at the Hun-| 
toon Funeral Home. with burial 
in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. She 
died Wednesday. 
Mrs. Clarence Harrison 
DRAYTON PLAINS—Service for | 
Mrs, Clarence (Esther L.) Harri- 
son, 78, of 3161 Dixie Highway, 
will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at 
the Huntoon Funeral Home, with 
burial in‘ Rochester. She died   
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: Flag on Oldest roups Slafe |enzin.‘sndry 8s | Death Not 
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aterf ord. arship Afloat Fashi ap || GRAND nas fo Clooners S th Notices Flowers 3 | _ Help Wanted : es 
. : y: BOSTON > - |e -R w — Joe: she anata | ~~ “ Vee Female a: 
aes Aad oldest warship ion Show Lesa a bartender, thinks ue Lo-| ANGBONER, FEBRUARY 3. 1088, |’ vers | poate ___Bullding Service 2". 
zi Structure | stellation t, the USS Con- ve been takén “to the cl may Pontiac, ou. Benes Restos : 34 A a . CEMENT WORK: ‘ 
to Go Up at Hatchery -| sioned Ten elpe © decommis-} Event Set i= something. iene eR Fangsone eat “ , b 331 L NEEDE ; — commercial; freee caimate 
_ Crescent Lake Rds. *| time in her see to H for March 23 aon told police he put $81 in Krumviede, Mrs. Edwin 9 cBva) = ~ éTEN ED. CEMENT Is OUR BEECIALTY. 
_ = d Nelson's flagship, Vi elp Pay Mortgage. |<! in a bank sack after he ae Bases senes ree ED SERVICES . OGRAPHERS eere, _ basements. 34078.” 
WATERFORD is older, but p, Victory, pac losed the tavern G: other of M ae: e : ML ni 
Final Ae oa pine abbot Pas eyaock Deg sockva ested on CAI Building IE (eects hid — Ye a: wil be Brown.’ Puneral, service Donelson toh AND. , too big oF Rio ss 
é et four| The Na h, Eng. | WATERFO . undry bag in the a Sth, at 3:45 pm. SS =| ns Statistical Typi ¥UGoR LAYING, SANDING AND 
new elementary schools vy said it decided RD TOWNSHIP —|~ basement age - ny oS mane oe PUNERAL ‘HOME ypists finishing. 10 years AND | 
have been | dW" the Constellati sight haul | Plans for —| The laundryman . orMilton HM. Bank, efficiating. ZDEMONED FOR FUNERALS : } , Fea ae aa? 
spre Wy te Bd ofc |e gee ra an tr poy eee | Eee ee Eee | Sere, | em Sore ian 
peed “& special session with plement of sailors could n com- | Waterford branch of when the | Police said weary lau ot the Mer may be seen | " SPARKSORIFFIN FE ¢i21 Must be Expe 5 cNnING CID IGOR A 
preva agene Clttand. The coo: | ht Ht other, daty ‘be re-| Farm and G hn the National | ers searched tt undry work- cw eral: Be ge gla f zn. Car Bila, FE 3918 
ost fiebpttatl lor! payer alton) | sie |at the CAI Building tion met | Pounds of soiled clothes da. of| leva, Benjamin. 608 Lenox. ag Voorh a _ APPLY FLOOR, SANDING, LL Pe 
ed corner of the site locat The naval shipyard will : which is co-sponsored The project, | money still was but the Franklin: Das = of Mrs. a oor. ees-Siple : : 2-7519. 7, @1 Central. FE 
Gai Cina Vameegl) aici coe ens will maintain and the CAI W by this group , missing yesterday.| Serr, deer vfatier “of Mr | || FUNERAL H - PONTIAC GUARANTEED 6A 
ery Ras. pair pending possible eer re-l is being pl omen’ Auxiliary, brother of Melvin’ Preaklin: dest Ambulance Service, PI OME MO ell Pi Tinie ee 
| ‘The project will be financed Piviting inane tor restoration as | sac cosay to help pay off ° field or of Melvin Prenklin. Gar- Se kt Mater TOR a ween 8 end 
| the bond issue od by | a national memoriat:—- tion as activiti e on the community po aletp Clem and Copa nome Monuments - ~ , DIV pg og REP. 
A cack tak vias cae maled the| She was launched at Balti peng building. noe ponte weiag leone) povegy pr et Wins. ISION prick. stane, ond, comet. Fi 
. to acquire three additional sol bon 7, 1797, six weeks reals still swine soos nearly $20,00 was ‘Dee . heral! Wome. with the iiraby. pee Pontiac Oranite & slarbie Comp Personnel Dept 5 ae ED ROO ALE 
sites and construct four ele- oh apese! ship, the Constitution el ale ee mortgage. The Balt aed : ‘at eee Riereeea 30 Oak! ave. ¥. Bloneker eee : Kinds, Est jist, pe ott 
y buildings. latter vessel —_ Ironsides. The |000 but $1,800 palpi $.- imore at —_ SS feed ST: aa csoeseoiate = Th : Ave Jes ving riage "tay 
Ths ew schon mil have 11 |naval_ memorial ees antl wis cet ae | a dy Supp. moor ememnr cimfccuas | Help fe Sn it setragenene vine 
bs «the me 65; . Pontiac, F NEW A 
garten reom, 2 @ kinder- | tribution of pany con- Pe oo serge ls y upposed to Be aferru rer, sinter of Charles Help Wanted Male 6 5100 Per Week ir, Cart xin FE seat 
oa ae «Tne Cons chil-| “Rertgnge fiers” and ite mem- | Lists or-Genercl; Army| fecu'gerenne mand Reese | (Seen etre ‘AND REPAIR 
and secretary’ ellation || berships , mem. ists No Such . ee on Ss SL. . you are assured = commercia) | 
offices and a waiting ‘8 | decommissioned was at $100 a piece ic Officer Watert iciating. Interment earn your Wet BY Pontiac earnings immediate’ manship and repairs. All wo 
room. from 1837 cured, were se- ord Center Cemetery. at Realtor’ + a busy . With our _ clean 
_TeoTwoms, having «fing pr fom 168 to 18 and trom 180 cared, and a tow ether small | without a sign of violence. Tt eg a ae Ramee Moa ease | gone ee 
° will the lobb : : : amount still owing down = a sign of violence Esthe ¥ _ - Sion, adv ae oo etn ester & bce. 
Se ieee peti, mae | Ve than $12,000, to tess | Was as simple as that oF an tL, 316 Dixie Highway. Lae, egvansoment ig assured for you D paces. 
extra large parr is an Youth : ° The ° case plauging police ee, sri nor rete os Coe = diploma ee ST. gree of its’ ye: aie repair. Advice on build- 
\ The exterior will be of light ved | Ig fling tap Gcea au a et ke Sos eo See ae “im. from the Muntgon Funeral at, are and’ posson W"iterea Se, Room isi to a gui 
brick, and the. interior w ! naa at ch they are selling was found sprawied Se ee ent ee e anne: Pre gngrndy on ayibos 
- lay ack which i fer tet « Favorable Reception a 4, dlr apiece or ha event | Lard Balime Hot Te ci ica} Saat, Me: | pamela e a Eiggtiscontie Toten” Cal 
than cinder Bock, Acoustic cil), WATERFORD at 8 pim. in the CAI Auditorium, | >" of ree che | Eaten ene Office manager truce | Hat WP WATTRESS.—DaY AND _¥IGi at ae el 
exposed laminated wood | Township TOWNSHIP—The | [Be fashions will ra was registered to a Ee mired te eee rrvvica fos AGENCY lS SS sel awe & G. SNYDER _PLOOR_LAYING 
beams will be featured. Recreation and addi be by Alvins’ Dr, Edward James Herbert Willla mother of Mrs. FE 44409 . Huron — C ‘hawk Res Au sanding 
dj sponsored “ Night’ tional attractions N Phillips, of Albert ms; Gear sister of Eves. FE 8-1 WANTED: and finishing. Phone FB 
. Youth is Gude will in- ew York City. But New York Le ice del geranear en h. Funeral serv- anf apoicieo FURNACE — ‘man-aione, Forem $008 
siapamkce will include a ing with a large response et prizes. z inment and door medical directories list a, = — at 1 ae tm the _leial’ ores ie ne mon _ting “Presa, Be pModern farm heap! me a Business Services 13 
eS ee gree _ teenagers from |" yrs. F.8. J ; Edward James Phillips. - | SAR’, “wmelt?aferbach offic RPERIENCED POLLSR ERG: Help Wanted A & B TRENCHING — 
sara will be —_— | pecrentl Belton, superintendent of | @T@! chairman — igre gen- not hee York acquaintance who Cemeiery. "Mrs. eri E Parent tine. "Bride industry. a | jouw we = Footing, Water tile ae. 
from the outside because of Membership ub and Mrs. garden m Phillips for two oom C Cee 2 ME 7 ee eee : ; 
mer recreational om cards heads Richard Hawke | S#id he was years| OLIV¥i FERRULAY 3s MEN WANTE j and do light house- gee 
psssibilities. Einamgpaysr er tribe — the the Women’s A the Aad ie pene gore i web So any sae tai ia satan ane bre — practical sivour store, Gene trained men 
This same plan, modi Thursday night sessions ily e i u Corps stationed 3 beloved ——- you ee: income Ww: elsewhere. Be e Co Printing 
the lay of the land fied to fit | chance to partici and aj . Ft, Jay in New York harbor rah: Beloved wife. of) Dania at ee | Sper sactee SSR TAR cease OK. ott Ww. Lew. 
wo the eres cteer cétea, A tour |pene ot ee teeereasihavs) bass ccs tp ai @ ae or St ees Janitor, white, middle “fncrogee besefie if under social APPLIANCE SERV 
eels oy opens we aanaee eet renee. — 195 Autos que Mee eee will be eid Saturaey. service aged only, apply in per- Baas Joar witiont sal mage ln eon 
january. ‘ than 100 were , ton. ashing- elson-J ed m. from the Don- n. 5 : : pes of smell 
The Board of Education the first night they Legh oeniey ceon-Johas Puscrel Home with AUBURIN ot er nL cieTaRE Oakland Ave. PE 3-4021 
: plans te | whict were offered, A dinner honoring Phill termen officiating. In- HOTEL i cone, card wit being ak Wails 
e for bids February 18. Si rma iota acaues Cia Mark f portedly was to have cone . tery. ira Quiver, may be seen rf pn Atarar Are puabsoests” Preeporti Fie’ ot op uignin. FE 310. 
Student Swims to Safety “Te a Of OK | nicht: But the banquet Wednesday |  Mgresuett ei Gowers whe tam- | Sit, ate Eig ee hes Tauge tau Baers SEWER CLEANING 
in ag ao om designed to : "Jat the Waldort sa department | Donelson Baptist Pung of une North Telegr you quality. Call's sie ne acemreorce Soke _Suetey Ser 
ley Lake Mich facilities Loh Output C said there were ee elegraph. near all Phone TE SA +2012, 
pal D igan _| high echool students to dance, play| Peri in Current 7-Day | “*ervations ‘or much & Party od meee eet ain ee ret dks 
aoa petal hod Henry | eames aod have fan in sper — Only Little Less De, Reset H. Fisher, sat FTES, PERUARY < Oe Ome SES ae ae ee exten? shee UTS HE 
student, swam of Minois atmosphere. Also available n Record Fi examiner, said * ey y amanauret “han: WEag ote : to pm. wy _ lee Boel e ane moval Fh. FE 66060) of OR 
to safety in for the youngsters gure liminary autopsy pre- of . Outen; dea EAT APPEARING MAN WITH $id 499 and up” weekly ‘to yout Viet 
reg when an diene <a yester- shuffleboard, and a dairy bar. : ETROIT @® = ese Aut tent bs ee te a se. Samuel Re aang ot 4 a Call oe WANTED: SILK een c.. service. No Cleaned 
was pictures : * the or r barbitura will be announ a NE person. aad Must . extra cost, ed at ne 
taking of ch nation's auto pla today a simple overdose ter by the cod EDA e Launderer in 
mations pag | anton ice for- Fears Congress 295 cars a ans build mA. barbital, of pheno- poral Heme where Mr. 9p soreomy h = ay cise a re cusene ; s Oxtord Eto Ra ewer Cleaners 
Miller, was visiting week, trucks But police RIPEN. PEBRUARY 2. 1985, _ sary, We ony Car neces- ~ nstructions 9 
here, a triena | W found no indica olyn Marie, 2, 1983, KAR- sory, We wets you. Age 30 to 
ssmeatents comes wat|Would Become |S Ghat nia oars crt miei) Dera ae EF Rares | ee antae | Bier 
the drifting floe north wo i | In the like last_week. - or pill bottles Dei aeerine toes ot : "center. 30 E. Mostesim. Filo TEACHER HOUss RANG AND FOOTINGS 
Scat Sete dee | nam cre ay one Sowa pe sees| eeceree Es | Ee es | errs 
walked to ahore in hie stocking _WASHINGTON (UP)—Rep. Clare] | Despite. the vere but. | inologist: Phillipe’ wife said in New Funry #ibyat-2"p. m, from he FOR PONTIAC Work Wanted Male 10 | "ousio | Bree 
ithout any fl effects. accused reams was| truck outpat sharp Gecline tm | York he ; New Robert ome with Rev. sell eutdoor route ; sa Compton & 
wae seasons “into =) combined ware |r 2 am W = tery. A ma Peery steeeg, t- . Rousehaid ~ marchanding star * how ¥. SLAsTIC AND = oa 
-‘ Diameter of the earth The 79-year-old a show.” truck total is only car and | minutes after a ednesday—17 tery: Arvengements by the Bua- married. _elert ee DY. 17 YR. OLD. W Sane re = 
at the | lican Repub slightly under telegram announc- old. No 4 os §-0008. Lee 
equator is 7,926 can yesterday the record ing his UARY 3 : essary - experience nec- GAR . OL _1-7e80. 0 NEW 
miles, through declared himself weekly mark death was phoned O., 30 1985 we will tra PENTRY. AND ke 
poles it is 7,899 miles. the | in favor of televising Congress. Sar nin gcdaea be Gas eal pay station in the lobby from a Shoves hammond aft 58: expenses said. Gwedy and "al ele. Formica wort Recreation RoashT H_CHAPDN PLUMBING 
said the House has a num He | ended June 17, 1958. Py Fa tne Rouse; dear father of Ralph Fecetioe and’ other benefit ene ee Sannst. Bapeke. soe ag. Phone FE 
“young, Pe ber of Jo Rouse Ss GanPuntaY TIM ALTERA. d 5 
som ic waraann, ease ae Ward's said the car makers are og cse-crorallig Tego ora ol bra! Clarence, Wilms brother ef | Motcl_* Friday Peprasey th won, ticbed, repairs. YE sar, | tame Peete tle, et 
point of putting across “ahagiear” 666 00 padi hnatyest volume of | tist, who told = ad York den- Pioya Rows 1. 'C. Brockway and SCTE UL WIN OFY TaUCE “a repair: one ad NEW e ~ecbiahtantonemechotd 
arguments. at 659,457 mete put January output | ® ceneral. a ee — st —— February 5th, alt pccenine, plant aon rdock, PE 3-Te¢1 Burt al Free port ug. 
GARDEN TRACTORS |... « commented Rep. Lee | week wil ome to it cary td | eee: | | SALESMEN settee Siva, FARCUION WiCH_FILES 
expe 
he ts afraid of, O’Brien, what ae were 6.614 cars and Mr. t. Park Cemetery. eek een ae st tne WANTED. TR ee tan 
=) a , i new NTR iD 
work for you of wide experionse a 8 a | Saani take kel 3 panes at Oniog Late, Largs modetng © siding D [ac & wet Sanayi a 
cameras mapnteter, 0014 | te one OP trucks. I the —_ 
4 nth tt “inte a show.” 2,027 trucks 9.019 cers end 
= He said committee : were produced. 
- far as might go so 
of the year... mene oss |Police Hold Four oe 
hiring TV star Lucille Ball ¢ as aie . Police found from W estern Un uM ser 
n Inn Burglary poungrel _—— telegram had can Coane, ‘3168 siseth Root, Bees 
a.m. Wednesday. aOR 12:3 pontine (lag ety Boeing pon coll the F 
discovered about 5 p.m. W: was —— Johneen : = oe of Plenty = car of 88. wants = 
day after Dr. Gutenstein. arpa pat pe ea peng Mors ~ eration. Experi ona coop scoe ey > oe aapesnans. 
hotel ein called the Sora will be held Sat- — €0-0p- work. a pele = a oD 
we ot oe ng yg RIE Ce sugr cry treleccs | /Reuenhle Pati Vee ome 
Te. Gutanstein coll R wes ber| =e oto "rovers _Mereury 4 W. Pike. » Keseunshle’ Pet “Income Tax 7 
understand t, Michigan. Int , ACCOUNTING on 
ty Se name of eopratag fyores Michigan Cemetery, Detrolt —— Wanted Female 7 loo VIDUALS a. BUSINESSES. 
was to have been er : _ AVON COSMETICS 2 feel Saxe TAT RENTER SOE 
at the dinner. | guest speaker card of Thanks 1 cory “hnede oeh representa Work = ond 
pewtive bk Geos ae ae PE Sse | oa ace rt 
Lt. _ . neighbor: THE MANY pore, work. For COLORED LADY WISR a tT 
quoted Mrs. Philli Klemmick| me EeTs.s? ind tou ane | Bae «10 aim. and ater xe: | Nee al Ae ve 
| band called her page ciel bus- — My Bg eg % CAPABLE Omi day or by the Home calle &. 
wae’ the Gamer :42 a.m. to bearers and the Pursiey i rience and eat, Wie day or by the week work Excel- -_Miitees “Are ve" bis 
might ha M e ; 1. 
canceled. She said he t ve to be| gui? wart Bower oot ney. wile enti rons aie Sood Fite | 
. | Guest old her the WISH TO EXTEND | OUR _wilh_chitdren MA ube.” $1.50 plus fare. In ; INCOME _T. 
speaker had died bearttel thanks, aed BOOKKEEPER ; c. AX SERVICE. 
A woman at the Philli : seo) ho apap + Ew onatigeraeny day week, , Sar enrewce. 8 faery C, J CORLL. 1969 
ment in New Y. illips apart- prea of sympathy, ee ueeuaael Sppty ig. person. + nights. . NUMBER Faows 
lips was in a coe said Mrs. Phil.| _ Kind fiends and ‘eighbors during Gener. ee * shopping wort by day or by week. $ Gaye. na Calis ~ACOOUNT: 
ee icoe earis ieee acd cur. recent bereavement 0 ibe CAPABLE WOMAN ate ee werriste 
was unabl news and| mother. We expecta wite and Sr cens al Semaren One Leann pg SAVE MONEY 
wee scheduled to come bee in a ae scigiagon mm. | Raves rts | ¢ ea ra 
a days to identify the a ax W. W and fam ’ : Pontiac Press a m for you. 
body +1444 for ap- 
ae * AA : 5 
= Pata seel TERMS MAU ph atuncpenn st the Com: |e Clreuit Come Army Offers Plan BOX REPLIES 
Hee, Sine) intend Com ond tc « FOF Assured D here were replies 
the lectures ne feo Wi ly t y 
. ee - | an $864.30 special fairs collecting | ,, uly the ately replies at 
: _ Bill to Ban Nudist Camps | eration oe Program. “‘Op- the following bo in 
NS May Call for Field Trip | Toe Se ky ee nla ea ee | | Se te a 
: G  — Rep. Thoma Township including Horace Oak ' toth prio a ee eee «s am SS © 
i Whinery s J. Rack- try Div A » 70, 79 
toda (R-Grand Rapids) said ham Municipal Golf Course and K- | ance that ae with assur- 102, 104, | Se uk 
e y he may have to send a sub- troit Zoological Park which De- | in Europe pore three-year stay pg Boge 109, 118, 
Pontice Rood ot race enh. ual rie caiee Popout of a are base will be Fort Riley, Kan. eee sad Card Wasser 
Opdyke Rood nudist camps a bill to outlaw /to of special assessments In making the announcement ~ DAY AND RIG 
b retire RT 
Pl ; the bonds issued to M. Sgt. BE OVER 18 SHIFT. MUST 
4-0734 or PE 4-1112 Whinery is chairman of the project fell behind finance Pel in aay tems Barriault, of ONLY, , EXPERIRNCED . aY 6 
Y diciary Commi Ju- | financing and a re- Army recrui The Pontiac . 
_ Your Authorized .. Ist ttee, which is plan was ice, explained ting serv- tiac Press TED" Movir : 
oman ae nome for udying ing the bill. 2 1941, the city st Piers . - acre —— 10th In- FOR WANT ADS wonle EDS oving & Trucking 19 
BOLEN GARDEN TRACTORS ieee ae ee wer, i key Deas o Euge DIAL Lal at Square AA-1 MOVING, : 
MeCORMICK FARM ‘ on the bill Detroit was FE 2-818 ke Road up end TRUCKING. Prox. 
IMPL .” he said. billed this summer. i delivery, 
gMents |‘ It may be we’ under for $964.30 ’ reasonable service 
KASCO FEEDS y be we'll have to send the refinancing In rates, PE Gie0D amy 
: subcommittee . &/9 last : plan Dec _tura, the ist will ; = 
out to one of the | dai year, it states. The city Fort Riley for three return 
switches to be     
  GOOTT LAWN PrRopUCTs jail camps when it' gets warmer.” 
a : are used for “gov J tal” end 
to 
_ | NOTICE | | | | : ee . to has 
bs TI Oe TO HIGHLAND tent under the la ess- | many of the uncertainties a car 
rT PPE EE Ee hearing date has been — faces, he said. — — 
YS] i} ; County set inte t i + i! 
we Lee chord wot be tevued, jing station, 58% W. Haron St,   
  
  
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        eeeNe iss FU | Wanted 
pe San’? ES Goods 
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3 Moving: iets pt “na ' Rent Apts, F 
LXD COUNTY LES. SCO. oe ae AY ROOMS. NY 
a ae re, insam.oon "we ges © te ep Se 
WANTED 29-2066. cen ore te rotor heche 7 ROOMs Canis bead Pak | 
“of furniwure. Pe some immedinisly Let OMS, CHRISTIAN | COU = Eee 
war Hie Ae Ha Siete ate nea or = 
ANTED: &° — us whe oY TLARGE RO ance. 116 F 
TRGCES TR. bie. ran CHERRY WOOD ™e ae “eh =| Ad SS Fee Sale Seneet 8 
aoe Al ination .——= TA- Edw. M ; jults. 193 Stove and TH len R HO 43 F. 
. aaa tebe - 0 eg. Faces Fu seus. a . Stout. R VCUEAN WAnit se. ae (a vilage limits. Priced for Sale 
Dum Ton PE 65-0038. w ot * eal the “ROOMS RIG 1 | sale by Pric 4 ACRES, mn — Houses 
Pontiac E Sake Wtd.. Miscellane . malate ee see se city Adults enly = | _write Foc Priced for-quick Gle—$ 43 
a UR Oa EET VE i: | See y ! 
Induttriel Tractor ¢ ous 28 ** Foal A a | —RAMONA CO bax Ft 5100 Moves ¥ 
. 826 racto WA Be R QUICK Sel ee ces KiTcHE | | § freom A CO a ou In! 
Open 8. rc NTED rvic a5 E ntranc nN te ORE | TO 
Daily Woodw ‘o, | BAD e On SE AND | COURTEOUS next ¢. 600 - | | rectes rreck. Two bedr Pa¥i 
on etal PEs 10 OFER re commen | aa Sta SE oe no eaters See 
Painting pa PES Manual ATORS @ & A ‘ee G. HED aaa hie an zl) | ee = esa boat 
& Deco | #75 TO BOT GO e OR E. Huron jaeG week. Call Millon ) ROOM | Nex 53 NS OI mer On ~~ odel ineludes beat. 
at ratin ey? 0000 LATE ‘HAVE CL aon _oF Mi $15.00 PEs to enema an Gee daily every 
and DECORA ing 20 _M ig see LATE Re lent FOR GOO es J ROOM ster S-817@ in per +5181 — FE of State | end Mt. ax bet 10-7 p.m 
nd wall paper meee ca 2 ae ra oe : a. as fod ri with les nice bom Pail | _preferred. "ELDERLY COU - $5388 te Ottice Anchor Real oe: Perry Vee 
Lo panerise i for ‘a coal cook Y G i sar his e 3ERN F UPLE S ONL fe 
Wns 00D ‘ one v.¢ on it MODERN Orchard COUPLE : Mode: ne 
. ING esti- | 2-6 are. 2 ‘WOOD OR a 5, ‘an quality, ‘hn ode | pon welt tomes e_take Avs Ps 950 W ITH Li Phone FE tate SAT. Y > 2 “i se 
re ord OR 3-091 sit ashing. Shoe "Cal ER ANTED. DRILL | - Sutton, HAVE? CL aLso ily.| Must furnish rivee entrance and Drayton Pla DOWN TH DY HERE’S 3 PM. & SUN. wee 
Mee WANT TO PE 47265 Panes reonms LIENT, a nas 1. da: an relereaees attractive Plains Exce AT KI - ; -M. TO: Page! : 
m™ — ec EAST 
| ter. 08 6 BUY A GA bey $4500 déwn, Ca at 23, BED Trae Sean ho ealtil = romper 9 | cok ~SUBURB. CH EN - M. ae 
M @-2017_ saacee Faac. | olor page ly all etty Can | ; 1 Seminole. In NO cH. eves eehon ae ae wee scant f corks ~10n16 orn % 5 3 
;| _ eomey Ww San ame wa Call 3. &. Tey- ? mineet oe WwAT DREN lanchard gost pos ears plenty" of vee ‘teres | 80 
N Nag “2 — 
= weniet _2A COMPLETE See iiaat nade KENNE oleae ‘aunts | "FULL PRIC 
interest. — i : \_M APT —e ape, per a CE $10,500. 
t. with . A+ ON 1 hot heat, ax 
e Press cvcesk Real Estate Servi 7 ROOMS a WOLVEAInE R NED Y | Pour lots” ten sier, fall beth, } yapeoee. = 
Pai > TO BORROW 6 om Went to rvice | eabetoroncd & BATH AD ek at = | snd shih tonced, smal floors. | “ 
Fecag_W eeme ss PES 3 Sa EE ee. Eee a ane 
e Sige BC all Ht Washin = ted to Rent yw and trad house? W. rent. 3 1 ee Ra XR ae Fe “per M ae Down seatt, | MAJIC one a a 
/ PRES TD °%, COUPLE WITH 7 | Bas oe pg wae ae es ss | xk VIRINS LAR SR eiies eaten ‘cidaer poons 
estim: A old 10 f == bos tae, We build OOMS _ Apply ee : mun; windowed” NS LAKE | N ast Aubu: ATE | PAYME Lor HEAT ’ 
PAINTING ates. WASHING. bab MOS./ vileges. a _FE 56 PRIVATE ‘- aes pe Bases y is th eS NTS a ‘ 
__ fer decor INTERIO 4-0173. : unf. y desire 5 S. Gide ti — reckieee « pc or 3 a nt RADIAN ENTRANCE ott! i’ On} ‘ | : I na Ser oe . a a Eve Lara! Alene = AND a4 ‘ 
eee R, EXTER- house. Toom | FoR to uk. Manes 1; Stantaneo RADIANT BEAT I | t A ea eee capesere. Co : 2163 OR PE Bada ge Cle oe : inch, * 
Pain mide yrs. exp. PE Rea . Close rties will sub- —— NT HEAT iN. | Cone. @t he on bedroom down. Raggy ae | PE 21317 aye oe See Er 
PAINT! exp. FE sonabl in. | 2330 nee eae ry >| _t ors ance: __IN- 1955 by ta i . fmichae Expans one miles to right » 
wart PAPERHANG give exc ihe rent. Will FE  Sranard REALTY co 3 paper ht hel {ine romepic =— ‘ i ; Heise cat ea? Ful ary another oan aL FRONT —_ ue 
CLEA Inq ellie = plas Lake . ROOMS. en- ‘That’ : pow ~ fa rages * Gana iy | RE “ h WH — 
NED nt Ra. _bus c Ed Csaceé 1 ent. 1 E 
"s Mason Th pe Raabe as a FF eae Ref.| Lareer_to Rate oe ROOMS, Seat om TEA REAR R s what I call = 1 petatongpt’” re a es HOUSE BE ee” 
Thom E —| | property for = REFER alesmanshi | fake. Ww room 1 story 
pati WANT WALL Was eae | ra, gale TO ALL Cal ” payme “tor or, suburban, a erty. saa Se ELDERLY Rent Houses Furnished aa MIDDLEBEL ca em bowie, Ruane on oe BR 3 , 
Pres ye ytoe-or OR 3000 ‘wanenct | rx e youn’ RES oy oquity. Trade spare: large. dows Fane poou Y Riven ares. MQGaKe aly irnished 35 agine Lake -LT ROAD on we tnehen ie pete. Mak S cnr 
Free @ AND 1 R 3-0404 OTHER rayrry RENTAL all poll Wiese ree. trade y down’ vate BOOMS | oward. s dults oni ER POR — ____ tote! ead etive and PRIVILEGES Nell 120x270 2. bs. Nat- 
Pho inote, FE Pantie | pores & son. = obligation. Senoetned’ Con a guess OF barr AND BATH. a RENT Hotel Rooms —) sobstantially b — 2 ft tot. You Phone nf 2 
_ Photos & Acces S| eae aa Edema an eons estate oma | eee eral Sr pettar se a Sie" fe Siac hE ote 
= oa wn m: - i : ie 
exes ies 21 muaceger pre bie un- SEANTORS IS & SON wcatedntor anor gw walt Rent he Steal FRANKLIN: | by reams, Ov day CLEAN Rrepaace: poe “DRAYTON wis pee }; Sun.-i to § A 
: siving, back. re MERA bower et cote pany y. 5 ENT i Fe eis | \ Sen wok aneLr va oa benno ——— Unfurn, 34 _ aire! Fe seg! ce ee aan (basemeet A pice 6 seam LAINS | : ILLE 
soe se ee WanTEn. FARM. f Cathie MAHAN HAS 1557 | [eta ler BEDROOM HOUSE . 3 eS Stores # bedroou is dining "Land i, = Tipe Dedreoms. , Mery, bome. s 
; a Cash 160 : R f iy Orion 2335 . IL. ™ ee : eled bath m. Mi Mf af 
Tas Feeewes a) mor) Ean ie Sab on| BeaSeee BUYERS] reat St 9 SRE SOR 8 Eee 9) SSE RS a at fore. a e| Gieee coi 4 
ao = he eon sin, ° x 
a, & Brame, 1A Lapeer | Se, tS FLU asa iat eee i ome aed Sin oaBON Ste | Lie wae asta Smstt! SS | 
ghar presEEDED Syn’) qoarg t's will -certainiy” do. out ished. Pri RRACE. 3 ROOMS | ee rene Eee <a Mbicipal Park: BARGAIN ac On s, at oe te | 
Pa sl _.DESPERA Sa 2s eae ey mace nope * Be Sra a ee TS wee ae | KeoAIN PRICEY | RAE Bae | NoxTH SUB 
weekends, Home « EVES 3 uple with TELY! that en Pontise ae AY RIVATE ENTRANCE Si | cee ~ oes Ra iF $8 PE: | pr shop. 4 — . oloched ST ‘Sougauang anes — ol 5 wou PLAINS tan aan URBAN 
calls . AND | aon two children conan am “setae assures only NCE. F' ¢ ROOMS — 10 "ott Auburn. Write "B as hp ots eal | rt reas lanl ising at the he 2 bed > “saath bead e. Near 
ee ea Sis So toom home near late banda alltel for fi w SioouPiELD  TERRAC roan | _7= 20m oem Fe ei scerrte Fontine = ome  Srescase’ Full basement a flogred. ati. taree tvine ro ? rayon Piains bast Socata 
4. . | _20631. PONTIAC LAKE Bo: ae : n. Mod: in. : : 
oe ee fr er rae pam Sete re eat eneereces| Se a oe sktierts sas ke Fa aes ae 
eb toe rare 100 ser Apt Aas beast Crs | a Pontise GALE 2 watown location steading buy bet pecan | | macoorpe ponerse ng 2 JOSLY 
Suananre P. 5-8.390 pom pimebbre Dr. Quarters IT- -To Tr 103_ 6r res month. ret. (5 ROOMS AND Press, | cell, te av ’ an out- fenced A ancled den a ay bedroom YN 
. ike rs a np cope hosed —— = Lh ing 17 Rent Apts. [eS Call et! On 3a pAND BATH i OK tie heater or H bout shia down oii Priced ‘st 4405 ioe, heme. Auto- 
> seats nese > TY =Pap ANY Scenes commas hn --d : : 3 LARO ished 34 = ceeert Alen 4 6 “HEM ae umph j a RIVERER “= win 31000 down. | 
wae cava pons to » Dome wile TO LAROE ROOMS. 103 E_ Huron PSTEAD REALT ries A desutitul ONT down. 
oe ean ke “Ww er taser ce = ehild: _ PRIVATE BATH @ ROOMS *| For Rent M we N FLOR FE 2-047 —_ cone with 1 a 3 NE 
— se for Open pak. ase: ener iscell Co-ope ra, e lb : 
“ Bh CHE eet aie portation 3 Member © Pet By my Fwo 2 ROOM = eae cere onl moon WALLPAPER = auuorens = = 42, — mee estele emer pisce. Rec fad shower. Nal na eae bed ma EALTY co 
“4 E Pire -, Vv 1 Co-op Re EALTORS $50 and . Capone ™ GARAG and oven cao . e ® clectsic ral. stone & = 
Typewrit PED ase =e ae FE 20063 ee On Utilities ___ oN peat. EXCLUSIVE 2 | Whos Gh alesttans queens! This is pte oa spm : 
PPA é er E 22871 rth Bt ARSHA -0263 _| 6 Room — onth we Ulams, machine sanders with he nice = 
erie Set vice _FE 2.3036. cat)> is NEXT Ty y= snOME, victitr SIDE Loc Le 3) _W, Save Bherwin- _ land priv “rivectrost, bome DR 
TYPEWR _ 22A — eturn at meer __ MEET BOON, Benedicts, try £ ATION For Sale Hepatnent Lake lege: on bome YTON 
Mitehel ITERS SES : 5 pm. os riee AN on _refe Te ON. Do. ON WAL- __For Sale Houses 43 5 LAKE. Cedar Is 2 bedroom PLAIN 
ry i. Saguaw Bt LEO = EQUITY OF ores Z = ove retarenese Ga Fine! | TO? i amon noows | bhaitiat =| 1 fg PRIVILEGES ee oe hae oe 
AND w &t John: tion L DESIR and me N HOME WITH saws _ SPA k AGE 4 H on ce poem =~ : of beat 
Geoeral Printing ADDING wit mingham ‘by clase 2 camnad ma| sms a chsh es ios 1 give = wire | Fr . AND «BOOM.A EM ein c1ovus LIVING — eee mEpnooM a oN ACED.: AY” poten ee ort ie story at #9. te boars | 
ete eee ones oe sient a Eioppe itis me ve sine 7 Shee, | = ea ds Pasa |g BEDROOM Sap id wand. | 
. : 2 +0770 ik HED sement ns . - showe Litshen’ din- é 
pholstering ~23|w——- | et | LISTINGS yom MODERN eons shen was Cast to) mortgage. prbetne tie | Berm rive Monro. 2 Ses ene Being rosm. ‘copnrete’Ghusng | 
<— 2S eee ee zy oet, moo Fy uhsca wate ERE ES) er. sl yce Saat me es| eecene oe | 
, o Mtgs. 32 tial’ : mercial TED | fer coitigueon oe con stare TO PO = see WILLIA) ress Bor D Knotty heating Sa ‘oo | beet a ea . 
VERS. FE 5-0008 med wenwel wealitins Bass ee ree Ra. PE 3017 — fished move 8 ge 4 room, and MS LA LAKE Pnged ping _Enehen) enh = AT D BU je. = ip bat room . 
Saupe suo ass mneterial_PR 3.1388 4500 Reais ten residen- 3 ROOMS” 9 Case  Eusabe Sek Berwcar throom. icture wind with ad ‘ Y! tise ‘wh 
tal. PES ae Dinte : fate your ct : ve | only oMs wr PE 42262 ta fur ines 7 Sr a ee spose Masts ney haree ae room fod. 
: COVERS, Area FAST . vy.) P. call. We wil | ter Near a ADULTS ; fw uu SONES. REA see es sold cana t folding doo itches. Mice home with IVAN 
Soren waren | B/TaS"s Se Ue dai pe FgEpcoms, eg a ne aera G v. 
eaters | boa co eS Sr cine ts mecuaea| Sake Dos Pes = Seo ees HRAM 
= oti os . = Seim fee 4 = 
Lost & ——— EM r. clark Ask Es. proper jo a tour 64714 toe Ss 6 =. Ty he ri Crvntaas, ere Payment tae seer a sliding win- "I Ort CABI “Ph.200 Ji 5- 501 o 
, : T _§ Suet) eave KE Th or : 
LOST OR “ay* Highest Pri _ F. McK wag Pete. ae gui Oo lights and. water, #7 house as omesee aad 3 payments New oie apangt treet, cones | ABIN HOME | 1111 Fos Lb a ce 2564 
rea Cae on rices P. Office cKINNE . Re orem LL Se oS oF NOUB a New MS kM ON BO lees im hens little 3 
and bre Waiters PROM On jad aid seo 5000 Com: orm PE as i A COMPFOR . FE rion ville Homes RE or = cine peel. eee 
a one Lake White contracts. Poutine EM 3st [acces nos. | ben, Pacer TABLE qvile Lay Reverse Charges $i1 ving “ana sinung Lae. Large es 
pa Earn of Cok collie, Ans get out + TO UNiv. 3-831 . ————— far oe HOME. Cha 800 w room, 
e. M we FREE GET uv 1 _5-4262. aND _ ilege r roo rges | Dri FUL th ine 
oeds) MA $3601" aay be inte NICHOL TE oe aes pun AND, Bare ve “i esos me iy Lake. priv Drive out. Dine Mw Ope ow me sans =r 
OUND: — oe MORTCAGES | _ Bt. Plove . FOR You pases Bente ee prox. =. pat fal bed _ for Inspecti enoice 
*. bow ‘Walker Le N FE 5-8162 | eee * ge per m Aa Imm : also R .  watel left 6 a wo AND 8 jon 
per anee toe | eter Lae bass Wanted: ee Se ak WHE Se STEAD wate Se a a W SE) st Ss omy, | faite aia 
st tae Soorsisal fab froatnen Land s. Farms,|? ® :._Muron “ AD pea LAKE. MODI : ot H ahd’ vickane’ 1 aT Ww 
28. Relledium PAUL G 3, |3 ROOMS ad lage. showe! MODERN. 3 On Pecos Onn a as in 
eerie | BD. "CHANCES a ne Se f sper 2) See | beat yee Sig) 
sagt picese ‘reture uitabie So LES Fst y_ aft + ATE v unfurnished. home. Just @ you into Coved Pil Pe a 
ve PE 40621: © 1717 8. +3568 NEWLY eb wenosen. SMALL MArkei | outstanding { ee = fore Seuinge Oak Georg rouah:| paces A: 
a Sp i_Bve._VE CA Marivs DECORATED. Roselewn | sure _* _ UNFURNISHED ‘| —_— ge iow y rowan: 
= Anime) - bd 5-0290. sEAS J SH _—Marive. . OR ' LARGE st _20_ First Hover | * ? ° beraa poe baste 63 Aute. ail 
net Oe ae ane jeo_Lengee. HINAF 48 HOU |e at ORGS. For Rent wt 8t., Oxford | aald%s f. ——— = r b4e3 or con tag compist Tale a ‘soe 
fe tes. black soa TAL RD TOY | Belemen_‘potems om pet FOR YOUR mS ce Sara ALL Urivivies. ATTRACTIVE Rooms 37 Se msiecee ie © on 3m Like (Ra. Saleam west ot "wood. 
t name. “Cnty white “Answers Realy ae Jor Tom FOU HOME | "re ab RATE | AGT iea. Huron — ~ a" Sun. afer oe) — 
Reece eee  —— Be cit DR ene ee arene Ton PT: ine aie Drichenes etal] : 
oaty wane Ne cussions eaxed: é CASH RIGHT OR VA 7 RO eel. . appoint "Bs | urone sane are ie 3, Covered 5 guest a Om LAKE vileges : IRWIN & : 
Pani AN oe ee seu Ceziend ‘ . leges, FLAT, LAKE Busnes’ M bd 4 Master ; - S. room Cd y lly ad aeAL OS 
tn eee! 5 KER | ford ETTLEMEN® est mn LUET| sot rr ot Snares wet ae MAN, GARAGE. WES wee Geukie aioe OFFERS een : Sue me. | = &R A 
U pe | Seeb or _ PHON FE $-0083 000 Om. _FE dave. wel- pccendl Se weet) “O° reaggpreeo Haw ‘ap $700 tris stove aunt oo Lange Be. | ve MEMBERS 
LA AN . Lew NE | MODERN « Ri +00. Ev aL with plus Dow beat ‘Auto. ie - 
ry aT UNION LAKE PENN: J or FE 80441 lecounte, FE pnp OL 1-0651 pins al ROOMS ANE piace laen- Li Picea. ee a t siding splale to Vete oman ben! elec: a 
4a. NT RI WEAR. G tiA > for Ted | sare im cash ir Obes B AbD BATE} | ied N WAR red. FE noo - Luxaire ot! in we § room rans plastered AE gece py het air 22161 
RD Ca: es na AY : ed we BUY costesct, eta, tare. (© ei wets on 0408 ysl fA ROOF warm ‘air te all recms a See ane wags led nanan wah ; 
fanseano es gt a oe RE. ae wae be Realtor CLARK EEE tare. | aa _water. ATE AUTO. oat Sees tm = & second Ly ey ictal Gohan! Fichen street remode! | = = copper a Piastared pore eton | 
: =F — GRA- — MATS CAM | FX pen to 6 Le 4 ROOMS oN ela Aiai FABLE ® large. third bedroom ¥ IP eo. "3 basement oa Priced bot. plum bing Tile SCE 
Serge, Bement wrcers K LT a Te FOUR | resin By rm, oi, beat. bgt ater wear SOE PORTABTE, ROOM |" Sum ate sare os eee he Eg ae ral LK. AREA 
pewess 2 = w com ro 
deg esac eg = ~ L. Templeton, Re Realtor ISN’T IT L 2190 sae 3 —foome.. Mee | doors ne aul Solesase sate ane lee oss wep LAD oo! SP cn be re, Diawesred 
1 s8Hs IN VIC. OF GET o Ra OG | | Gon oD 46 Mechanic. 8 ‘Dres rm | ou ‘OR >-296), vat, Mpieed lent . 
4:39. cal FE 5.1100, Jan ee T THE MOST FOR rm tis Kar *Clasasten” oe Sense bet wel | Seges. = and ua aaead | can am Kitchen ous Manor R assess ann — yy ar 
: = 71830, after the “bird” | Realtor ! YOUR lake areas, or ré Dred | co “4 ae, ae Pri = |i eee rE bus uanéry prt washer and poo! Equipped ewer 3 anch Cpen_Suntaye . with 
Se Phone FE 38% Portadge | octling carrounding | (R be cnly, 1 Hender- meiotic tine” Lady ro oe with radii ee tipon ; 
— Please por DT ° rE sane. Ww. Huron is J ‘one your s OMS y. 16 Hender- sree om ¥; Ord dryer. rator, suto Pontiac reach regres and | nN NORTH § — 
en penne bilitold -<: WE Have exclusively ia your perty | _ couple Alte) Died Ze ao wa town 4 minute aooums | x eae at eee toe = duing ar seen pee 6 ee SIDE 
5 ae aor $200,000 WHI area? ie _only._1 He pon Te tnt, “PRIVAT aioe ‘23701. walk from Ketering Pom tag token from mest t= kitchen elgo eating Kd aise. x Gam goers. per 
— en ‘e eOus FOLLY Ga FRONT i 2330 Orchard 
Charice Len eemae client jena contracts” new “eee: Baage LAROE F a m) display Hous eat soe standing “leo | Ac Le . Templet 
a amnerni aay Rass Weled take ia wrt cana ynOwr ARM CLEAR on Bg ring “Tanun ot Ao sane ODER |e open tans gat 
boaeo aR beriain. rE oe wi) R . oh 508 erry. oa te a? nOcemtks rate ree | oe “tara at Pony Exchang ' —_ Features. 2 bedrooms rol COUNTRY | = ~~ sited 
Lyte Pl ng Bae ROOM 1 f p ee | tidal SPS ROOEL m to eW . pe room. “0 DOW "4 te 
tHebbine & Coton Mt co ety ESTEE | ae . (se myoave. re beso | tee dure, Men ie Whiteners ache ire sts) | eae | aes Lar - 
Se PTE re TTS | -oeae re ras 2 Peay Sapeee| H Se) Bae el alae eee | Be 
B. S 24A MA & = . or OR 3-176 month. FE . 6 Mt forauhed —SLEEPIN 21456 NNA bear with email | : pared cl § A perfect 
for an 6OMPLETEL aaad : us iG BOOEL. N cease cent Lake or stable! 34 loce- cease, “kugns oonue te 
* by num 18 =. Vo H PLANNIN( ane Le floor _ “ Rice tor onl hey the Peciaigge! R studio pe 1 ts ‘home isi” cant RANCH Ap. ee 
se eats is nce LTY co tt wit 4 G TO S _ dows. ae REMODELED IRD | — Ree a> Ah | the 4 if eal Estate E _ hrevines. Te with bedress eA am HOME. ere Dving and 
a ase ptr ° Sa ee ATIVE Zour proverte "for you tne SEG | ~ ROOMS FoR Marshall | BOUaES I 1 4.4900 hange- and babe yong ood. a lA “ nee ee 
na pe | ee eninas t waiting ctl by Sh wes ties. « stov stance R i jes aht meeet b cee on bed eames " 
2 TEXTILE _W. Huron and Supday, “T you : e ca ca selene e SLEEP 26 REN AN 2 rst garage, graph R 
oak ae Seat =| “fone Are tos | F Sst ane PRIVATE at ee eee ee | emg, fis awaie Ohne lent teen cnpees we Bala. * 
or Dolish- es CONTRACT. porieneed A _ we my | eee hea: Fry me Tt | SLEEPIN ownto R _ Huron nan at “ r ‘ arti tees dor ROME . 
pose ne FE 30608 rf "| Ban"tegay-caneve, tom te = toot. Aas ibect, pore BATH. sword Ure re ner in. THE WA abd son. 06 wes bome (oa Ostet ‘ tving "room. pod are fen = ; 
. . > phe : ai : | Chand! ra bedroom * e 
Seg feet elt na, te RE | os WOW" Russ Y So | he ce, wan SOuTORTINEE, gore Spee ied a rat eaere bee oo on eee fart ce od Sena Pp rN 
a tor, $87.50: | - . Near te 2 UIET ce —_ bu: aneled ms 2 ssed f and 
: tape eS Se a e ho oe be SLEEPING | oo | on papaprtans plow! pea. | roo ee oe rte) be on reet poreh. | 3 
oe, Sage resent lene, new hogeeg ig bey oun TAYLO b_busline org Truc | Erivete ROOM — ral oe y.. breaktest lots. garege ba Naas [pot 7 
sevice i re pADbOCK 1 | The ive dont, bave atin qi = a sae So ¢ 8 Bure a, am GEO. well a} $000, with | bear Ho esate fast) PT" cl a ——" yt), DAILY 
ce sw wm) Sree. ance | Seerres an o___ fer and Oak wn re seers poox POR Om awsito: f SCALES. R Se, Rega oe a ge pown, mt fae t| | THE “CHELSI 
FE co and’ tot t walttng, WANTED Ll Z2 tan ei ie tonal 4 room wee a ee DRAYTON EALTOR | | paste desl Gone Ys shower DOWN 3 ELSEA” 
sit let us down or acres ‘ARM. a - Suitable 3 Oak: ef —y eae ; Thee Sates 28011 oil he porch au Large jot large oot. ut Bed: 
_ Notices [bea or AT "ti §| VERY D k.| Post ROOM i oa BY © 1 3h, at. pea or sm BUNG } roam ‘ 
& Personals 25)" bog Rie Stig ae LEARY | "aoa ban “gs, Ps vee | "EE Senne ey 2a Sees Some eel Ey FHA and GI Avre 
AW, one ws 7 ve y- APT 4@R 3 rage te rie lso fu ree e aved i) 
ANY Gant, OB sme TIN. M. Stout, Real ae ea 3s. head Mies fu th. private pie 4 ROOMS “for room and SSO THERN WA mod 4 ROOM os nen webbed heskoge ot ae bitchen Vs whe, See street, city pproved 
a, % WOMAN NEEDIN aw st altor heed | past Gress, ee corr wtih | aod bord. FE §7810. ee ot capes (net : oad a sce | Let fees ery peat and Cl $00” 
pe Poone TE. 380 ive wee i. wore i Ga hG ae Esme |e palin eer ve. the fs Brick By ea) TT vray rl $600 sower. 
ees | “gh FEM | WANTED | pe ae center, EM) Roo LEEPING ROOM. «at eecthit te 6 dream Blood aiecrs sf ,Ranch—Lake F Lo ae A es phe - 
. Wanted Real 1-40-80 eee —FARMS “cK per geome ty bath. Adults ms With Board 38 Pie wom modern, Maced yment, Roman. brick, Ps bbs | eer Boren ry A ot br bag Stas conte 
~ 1 Estate 32A ses Ane Bs pea ye G.H HEMPSTE only. GENTLEMEN 38 erage, ie o, Lake | with Carpeted ws peo lygeos ative Real or Exsoines - hardware. cabinets 
‘ eng ast of aabare 2a pea Ee ean, oder hon goor GE EC 0. mr ARE jot — ist ih mahogany ace ates me change . ot} forced a : rustie 
—_ rid: he heat 
WANTED . 100 Actee! Rast of Pea Rent How so GENTLEMEN FOR ROOM No | 8261 Anderso RBLE. Real le. rail. “ail marble aster 
FARMS, A st for Tom Bate Ponties. | art ses Purnished 3: 7 OENTLEMEN TO SHARE OM AND | Phone OR Sizer tor stone. fireplace, la a Ribbened © arivews = 
Have Be CREAG gd pee a en SES 38 clean © ee he RAE OR +1268 terford area for 3 Rosca cut Large % . 
about 10 E Realty. Bateman bed _53_N ate hom , _ terson rd be: vatory pietu: wary. 
will pay ‘nile fice Kap 5 aan R sReauy g 8. Tele- neee ane | gg moostioor yl aca kaGia 2. FE nen: BUILDER’S — wees ae ——— i S Z FuLk ‘Dane 
s.0te per ot Pe e ent F only. bot, besement, , 4 | _ fined AND a GSE T's wo we esta HOME See Fisher Bod : Li $11,950 
Saari fe ape Pid 8 ar ee BERLIN net gta aa | SRS 
ae FE. PARTRIDG sean he " Gikire “ERS | toe PE ewe raat | Be ia ted Hoomfield Hight peep Eicabeay “Lanege bet Sene 
ALTOR, FE I E Sheer Fu a en pra a : rage presse ay, Aerped Vacant ‘ eines {.: ets? want to —_ ent ; 
aw. 2-8316 | * om A er’ URNISRED inie| RSs ‘oak tomes iG chads Deane ake E os pelea: <p room ~ brick | ee ce rose a on 
Buron 6 a eee poves. _™._Seghe heme privilege if oe ce eaten ss ues cen os mex) men et toms aad 
St. farnis! 2-23900. Ph. Romeo, ROOM aw. privilege Good lake cotton sere lots — | ace trasaee, oa ves- an an a : 
75D AL i EVERY- gibi a ctme eoaw me . — waiswall ca —— and room. po meee 8 Ser and cocmar vob Os canes + rc 
FED Stati rr und rtcnenetie PERY-| unfuro. Tots ry Basse AND i-to-wall carpeting. poms basement ane with ee — gt, 10,800 10h. “Priced tite | BROS 
a meee private Gans basen apenen - OR | ROOM a” Street . ane sf on on oe 
ACREAGE—V sonia vate "esth | ROOM sel Apreg,_ re eo soe FP IPL 5 main ACRES Pligg ond [feereation io Wa ; == Prone Pea TORS J 
From aii a » 6. Markie. the Pontiac. bi é rage a nt . ae T8807 
for "development appl sama | 00M at ont Ses, a of ome ie Gs on 
ya © wk males a ae Nb BOARD. 8 CHaR: ft basement voll h us eri $6000 will has campo | fmanctag 
¢ @ quic near KEEGO oom. “BOAR Rowerd. car garage with —"; R wel — ~ Or an F 
th’ pie & knotty Intertor A oyernend I Oy A ine = mw con toe ows 
an rates. Near o UAUNDRY. pine. ished in é‘ nnett I ready xpertenced a wal 
FU AND BOARD LAKE F FE a nc. day Hist ca: you — 
: FoR Now ts the RONT | Open Ey = . . property 
 wripoae wi tance at, Pouuae: Mo your athe on tm . eee and ere! ¥T Le +. to 
3 ; mie plas eal seo oes eed 7193 | 93 slie R. Tri veareen oe 
small for sum- - yi 2 Ww. is ripp, R 050. 
— wrene ealt . West home bdefie 
06 ft. ink E Gale oe pl teak nak ol teeeee Tom "sehewt x.{ . 
.| fe 
| _ Terms can be arrange on 
j , details. > 
stabilshed P Nor 4 
a eee = artrid | tech eae. th End : 
anh, MOU St ye scorns 
blacktop age Corner ent > = shade Gees. yu 
——_ St. Mike’ - - #8 business 
$00 down. =, & as een. THE oe Le Pe -- pe 
| SR ESAE) oS Sie | | 
ym , : 
pome mente Sh ws pom hy ait. mt N LIVING w 
iy si, a Ste) Sees Ce 
2 a a "Sool geet och 
8eb we! of ee = ~ 
83.500 4 : an at #. ol: igo 
MacéD . Joe t00.000 aveat_ ee: 
AY LAKE FRONT. a a 
FIND WO Shee s ene | Se. 4 FAMIL 
ER with RK . FAST- | Shs Gort seek ai fant MILY. 
in For details FLOYD py basement. 
4 ‘em s on KENT, Ssecme. Ts Enenen oid fe | 
ol FE | 0 W. Lawrence Realt "Takes iS nes te 
. ae Realtor | WAR! - ‘sna a 
be over [GY “TOR | FE 
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      Siw ha THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1955 a) 
    
% bik. E. 
HANNAN, LI 4-4900 
GozY 3% ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY furnished lake. Why pay io money down. Model located =! 
Pere 
facing 
      
  ate! 
rs ROOMS IN IN ies . 
andes rons Waady to os 
“CUCKLER R REALTY 
Baten FE tit ven PE 
FOR R COLORED 
FAMILIES 
  
ii koe just $55 A 
MONTH 30 YEAR TERMS INCLUDING TAXES AND 
ONLY $8350 
MODEL OPEN 
Te | Yale Construction Co. 
SOLD BY HANNAN 
LINCOLN 4-4900   
  
KNUDSEN 
West Side 
WM. Hi KNUDSEN 
810 Pontiac , aie Bank Bide. 
Ph. FE +4516, 
    
Fadel 
ege 2-4810 | nee   
  HERBERT C. DAVIS 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. OR 3-7614 
~~ NOTHING DOWN   
  
rage fenced lot, 50x200, nore berries, lake priv- 
ARK ST, 
bedroom home, living 
=< stairway, na- 
tural fireplace 
dining room, ou ory 2 
— attic 
enough for rage, 
RIDGEWAY Co-operetive Reel 3 Real Estate “4 
APARTMENTS 3   
fenced 200 lot. 
Set in a = fubdivision, oui 
z. St. Lk. eed 
rw $1500 DOWN @ room home With full base- 
mi oll impact 
polly Oi ah re ennad 
  
  
eres bare Jr. High Dist. For a grand fam- 
fly home bedrooms and bath Phen da  1dndd 
py room —_ fire 28, } room, en 
room. large kitchen with “Secals- 
and bath up. do 
yavetesy. wall aS ‘ 
washer, breakfast room, base. 
nt double , fenced yard. 
Near General Hospital 
very best of 
$400 Down 240 shell house and 
our choice af mesma 
Near St: Joseph Hospital 
bedroom home, very 
clean. Ga » fsuto, 
heat. unfinished upstairs with A fine older frame home in the 
of condition. bed- |. For Sale Houses “ag 
    
GI HOMES 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW 
yments of 
pendevess equity in ey or mall: 
er down payment and rger 
monthly payments. 
WEST Leroy BUNGALOW 
500 DOWN 
glassed=in front som Full base- 
ment, new gas &.c. heating sys- 
tem, ~ garage, and nicely land- 
price of only 
DIXIE HIGHWAY  *= taps AND BUSINESS 
eight room modern home. 
Excellent location for many types 
of businesses. Leesa! rem a 
vestment for only $ 
  everything 
rental lection. in good = sound 
investment 
WE SELL - WE TRADE 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS CO-OP MEMBERS 
762 W. Huron FE ¢1557) 
$400 DOWN 
2 bedroom diced full . bath, 
brick fireplace Hardwood floors. 
C. Pangus 1919 M15 
PH. Ortonville 132, Reverse charges | 
THE E> OF 55 type modern 
vaste ¢ 2, 
bedrooms, ving ‘room, dining   
  
  
full named 
=<. 
ing. felis pags b 
doar. eon decorated, we 
Ai aie er hat eis es _OR Saban, 1458 Pontiac Lave Ba. 
Ga Sanka 
tricity, areas with 1 on 
an sdditional 
the 
con- 
    
po water, lg in a 
. Near 
  FE 5-3397. 
WHY RENT? ® low down will 
p~ make You the. tandlord of this 
ward 8t. ‘en off Orchard Lake. 
full basem Gas 
} to 
good credit, We are leaving 1 
me vacant so you can move 
in. Better burry! 
CK 
LOVELAND 2188 Cass Lake Rd., Sy pe 
FE 2-4875 : 41661   
ADAMS "REALTY CO. 382 A FE ¢3393 
FE PE 1809" OR 3-2420 
MODERN ? BEDROOM BUNGA- 
w. Out Sashabaw Road Lake. on 
sos down, rE 23-2300. *   ee is § BIRD TO 
Pontiac | SLICE OF =   
    
    
For Sale Houses 
HOLIDA: FARMS§ HOMES 
ORJano, 34-1101 
LEAVING TOWN, WILL Lee 43 
  
  fice veo * home. $1950. Som 
finishing 0 . PE 56-8656, 
NORTH END 
4% room pie yagi gle ee 
eee ment, ‘earage. hey “close 
to school and ebb dl Cl & 
You'll be 
See iG THK Batemen mpsen Realt 
Fares Rd. FE Salen * 
  
Suburban Beauty — —_— Rancher ron ed 
place of closet space, lar 
efficient kitchen, delightful, well 
—— grounds, e privi- 
ed at $31,000 sor 
ment call Mr 
$-1201 or FE 5-7206. 
“BUD” Nicholie 
REAL ESTATE 
STOUTS BEST BUYS TODAY BRICK, BRICK, BRICK your 8 son 
  
store front, 
—_ Pay rege on the home 
in the back. Two 
large ——- windows; in 
store 3x35 floor area, 
  
OWNER. 3 BEDROOMS. 
itchen. Reasonable down plan § 
ment, 66 WN Johnson, FE 200. 
WHITE OR*COLORED 
Back of St. Joseph's Hosp. Clean 
riment u   
  
Tiving” ining ro om, —— new 
e wnace. Offered for $20,000 
WILLIS M_ BREWER 
Pa 
  SMART BUYS RANCH HOME 
  u- $1,250 DOWN 4 s & mrt 
je Oil heat, auto. ter heater, fu 
bow Built 1 Convenient north 
ped ie —_ = — clothes dryer Bea le 2 bedroom 
bome. All large rooms on large 
lot, bi rt 
rf ill, must 
ch Sena nese | with rea- 
sepa 
FOUR ~ BEDROOMS. 
home — needs ome faishing. 1 113 
acres. Full be. ent. Priced for 
b ay sale rat $1986 with $950 
LC. HAYDEN 86 E. Walton Bivd. 
~ | Realto rtd Eves.   with $2, 
rooms with un 
WE BUY AND re 
LAND CONTRA 
NICHOLIE AND HARGER 0. Open 8:30 ‘til 8 33_W. Huron 8t. Ph re 6-8183 
BLOOMFIELD TWP. Brick. 6 rooms.   
enclosed -bréezeway, pr secaaere, coy 
car garage, basement floor ary 
- carpeting, drapes, storm 
screens, eating space in pesetital 
kitchen, landscaping by _Pontiac 
Nursery th 
Near schools. $24,900. Owner, FE 47065, 
Crescent 
Lake 
MOVES. Ye OU IN 
Total monthly payments $49. In- 
taxes surance. 
ranch home 
lots with lake ‘privi-_ 
t 5470 Vincent coriier 
of North Pine Grove Ave. % mile 
ooh ate 5B are Lake Rd., 
“HANN AN ESTATE EXCHANGE 
“LINCOLN 4-4900 
SUBURBAN LIVING a BEST! beth   
  
includes 2 
  
  “1M tile at [ 
| TER? Place a Classified   
RENT BEATER 
J. Re HILTZ a pases} mene tony Ww. Perce st. FE 4-2200 
“OPEN SATURDAY & 
SUNDAY 
1:00 TO 6:00 P.M.   
  Tl N. Baginaw st. Tena eh The fromt yard is beau- 
tifully landscaped with rock 
_——< and terraces, Fruit 
3 grape vines in 
the back and side. Two 
bedroom ranch style home 
car 
basement. A 
— mat must 
be appreciated. 
on 
TWO FAMILY 
heat. New siding on 
exterior, $1,750 down. 
$495 DOWN 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
FE 54-8165   
YOUNG $600. TO G1. 
3 bedroom home with = room, 
a room, large kitchen, 
full basement with auto. heat, 
  
Russell Young 
412 -W. Huron 8t. +4528 
Opjen Eves till 9 Sun_ 4i_ § 
WHITE OR COLORED   
    7 c HAYDEN 86 EH. Walton Blvd. FE 8-041 
Rochester   
ag oe | 3 
pa Beauty: ik 
inet inoue “a oa neat im } he a 
price $3,800. $500 down, 
_ LIKE A CASH-GET. 
     
  For Sale Houses 43 PPP BAP BPP PLO A A ALLA 
3 BEDROOM. LARGE LIVING 
room Stoker room and 
heat, lot 40 by 120. Colored or 
white, FE ant   
DOW 
Owner sarees town, x, mo. old sd 
bedroom home, modern, la 
living room, kitchen and utili tb 
ed drive, storm doors, 
CLARKSTON. 6 8. MAIN. 
Early American 7 room home. 3 
lots, $18,000 54073. 
SMALL : eo oot STONE AND 
brick stone fir 1 ‘block. Semen lake, = ee 
8 a= 4 
tof price p btw d down pay- 
FE 2-6286.   
  
  
  
  345 Oakland Ave. FE_5-0683 4. | Co-operative Real Estate Service 
  For Sale Houses 43   
    
    
        
  
  
    ane 
5 SALE 
ta ‘ 4 z / - 
bia “a te + O N a : be to be ap 3 - Bree A - - 2 
Pel an ; s = 
L - You will 
GOING —— WET EE Joe, 0 and ‘charm. Pleasant living 
GOING Sat ania Chane (one extra large) 
and tile Lange ew ote 3 
GOING _ Ene : ment, thoes. gia 4% per 
PAE ENE “sie WB| sera PURCHASE ONE OF) Wiss SR race SP. ayy oot ers and its # honey. Oak : dal RAN & se onal full basement with 
HOMES. NO DELAYS. im-|  Sutomatic off heat. Located MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. * uy waking di 
MART TET Gat, MEAT | nee! wake” Brita BALES PRICE sic.| {19.90 it's @ real bar 
SPACIOUS LOT AND ALL . _- ‘ 
CLOSING COSTS. BEE OUR | Nest de Groom Sioneen 
RARY EXHIBIT HOME AT | oor urn eul basement 2328 MIDDLEBELT 'RD.| Acre lot fully tenced Monts 
RD. PHONE PEDERAL. = Sen's % only 
oe RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
18 WwW. H Open 9-9 The Phone FE 3-7163 or FE 8-0189 Northwood. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
Organization For Sale Lake Prop. 44 
CASS LAKE XO FT. Desirable 3 bedroom hom tially ine insulated in Teea sep, wo Castes leke trontage. Priced right 
near — ho" — large rrerecaed ‘HOMES - BARTRAM 
dining room, | 4383 Dizie Hw R 3-1950 
Bitchen “and. tate ood room. Neatly ‘OWNER WILL SACRIFICE BEAU- 
sie “rarely frente | ese eer cat win hu aeees emcee | pieiertbweee New ha 10" 
FEMBREE "& GREGG _—- ° 
1565 Union Lake Rd. M 3-439? i "Union Lake. Village. | Jous’ J. DR fale 
$1500 Down SCOTT LAKE 
Comfortable 2 bedroom home, 4 rooms and bath lakefront home. 
Oil heat and garagse. Price $8, comphetety modern, large utility 450. $1450 down. 
opel gpa oes — 1% large F aS. OWENS 
4 "OR_3-1450 
$845.00 Down For Sale Resort Prop. 44A 1 front ranch type 2 bedroom | ~~ ~_-_-__~_~_-_-__-_-__~ : 
os ea ce asement and WALLED LAKE. YEAR AROUND. 
eee x J. VALUET, Realtor | or Tuxedo 1 Det.   
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A   
NORTH SIDE 
  
  
  
  
  
REAL ESTATE   
Close to . Terma, 
CARROLL G. PORRITT 23% W page ee) td ban Coal Ls 
  
  
. OFFICE OPEN 96 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
FE 4-2533 : 
1704 S, Telegraph Rd. 
$33 A MONTH 
  5 ROOMS PART BATH. 3 BED- OFF JOSLYN-: rooms . Total i. 400, $1,000 down. Our equity and peosw ge popatdR ogg omen 
take over contract. y ments pieog blinds, oak floors. $57.00 per month. 2 136 plaste: walls, two nice bed- 
_ Tennyson, off Joslyn rooms. ramic tile bath room, 
ACRES, 4 Immaculate kitchen and junior block house pear Grand River dining room down. U: 
$9,000 terms, room i 14 acre — se, $89,450, terms. Pull » nt. ofl fy oe 
ee 5" seme hot "moleapea” Fenced yard, 
. ‘ roker ‘ed only $12,650.00 with 
$3,000.00 down. Call a i. 40345 and 2215 Postiac Trail ee ene been eae 
North Side WM. A. tm, m exce 
Ei cerane “saat bark KENNEDY rms “ mit., rt nah water ee good fur- Open hoe a opm 
nace, rm sash screens 
Laundromat in kitchen. Paved | 20% _ Hu £3608 
street. $2,000 
Williams Lake ( YI] {ARI i 'S 
paseo ¢ wis oe ee 
god auto. Bw meninaime 
Priced" os atten Ff eR “water in basement. Four room 
GI PoP Boren, speires Coss ts) bax 
par Sehr eck et Name, | sehen. re. ‘bank 6 tener excelient/ loc: Tica. Plasterea walls | —— MINUTE » style thru ouf. Select oak floors, full & comfort! Spacious room bamt. with recreation led, ~ rs a. agar bee 
rm, Gas heat, suto. -— hot cares ite hot Bea view 
=, ? t S107 down 65(\so0, terms . costs, 
; Te an en bee 
John K. Irwin, Serra REALTOR ion 
a ™ Phone FE 60047 Eves. PE 3100 | B. D. CHARLES, Realtor 
FE 4-0521 DRA i” PLAINS 717 S. Telegraph Rd., Open Eves. 
Now super deluze ranch bum ED peralive Real Estate Buchange liv: foom, with 
‘Ww, master bedroom 14x16. 
A careful buyer will be interested 
numerous fe . Breesew 3 Situated 70n270 3 : as ay on 8 Lg : 
BEST EVER in” vt" gepeet_ Ss Oh! What A Deal, Full Prite price Six rooms, in- Only $7300. Lovely 2 bedrooms cluding den bedroom and 
bungalow, tile bai ot) heat, bath on first floor—slso 2 
garage. Wil) sell- on terms. fireplaces; second floor has 4 spacious bedrooms and 3 
OPEN YOUR HEART . baths. Near school & trans- 
sunshine wil] be let in, when . It's a natural for 
Ge ates eee Gee | eens oe ou name what want in « We have the key, so why 
Gitsot“See "cna you wit be | dary "Botemen 'y Rampats convinced Realty, 377 &. Telegraph Rd. 
     
    
GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS EXCEPT ION AL 
        —To Sell— You Ty, Buy To ell INSURE IT 
wext 'DOOR. 39 1) BRANCH 
  
ing _ room dherme ane 
ows e-plenty; with ‘Cathed- 
  
  in- vo | om, ELLIOTT & SONS 
Northwestern at Middlebelt 
JOrdon 46121, MAyfair 6-2503 
OPEN 
3 bedroom brick, located tn Fero- 
crest Subdivision, “s mile N. of 
Dutton, on the Orion Rd. 
eh caeeent 
Gren tile. bath 
ee and powes 
FRANK SHEPARD $621 Orion Rd. OL 1-Té11 
For Sale Lots 46 
Watkins Pontiac EO 
1002150 ft. building sites e 
beautiful —- borhood. fishy re- 
strict bug serv- 
tas: 
roads. 
Pontiac. Lo AG 
  
  
    Stevens poole 
Beautiful oe sites 100x180 
al —- On service, — 
stores. good 
So Low as $550 Frith $55 
Clarkston Orion Acres 
4 acres. Wooded parcels. On @ 
paved rd. 4 mi. north of Pontiac 
_Baldwin W aidon Acres 8 acre parcel of nice level land. 
just north of 
Poatise city limits. Good en 
soil. Easy to drive yeur own well. 
$2,250 with $159 down. 
Perry Acres 
Low as with $100 do 
Dunn Farms 
1% acre parcels, On a good 
Pontiac 
POR BETTER 
and McConnel School. 
Russell A. Nott, Realtor. 
_Pike. PE 45005. 
Cag me, Ringe VACANT crrY 
tN BHA 
  
  
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
TIN. saghaw Bt “Spn PE $2168   
  For Sale Acreage 47 
Ope: TT N. Saginaw St. 4 ACRES APPROX. Paved road frontage on one 
side gravel bo end. 
Meats. cleared™: 
land. about five 
of Pentios ae | "yo00, 
10 per cent\down. — 
30 ACRES All level —_ clear. Six 
miles north of Pontiac near 
a busy community. 
very w at $460 an acre. 
$4,000 down. ‘ 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
"th 8:30 
oo Ph. FE 5-8165 
~ 
  
5350 GREER ROAD 
-UN 
7 XI. “SEL DON CO.     
765 ACRES HIGHLAND ROAD | 
3 larze private lakes, good so 
tor —— a develop: | 
eart Pontiac mt In the 
—— ot Henle 8-5715 | 
‘00 "oF Detroit UN “ti, M. SELDON CO.   
4286 Dixie 3381 Open 
OR ~ 10 ACRES 
Of beautiful garden soil. 
to Pontiac, Nice level land. pak ares 
e to build a with a year ground oye 
crossing the ‘& of the property. 
$4,200 with $800 down. 
5 ‘Acres on the Dixie 
2 mi, north of M15 on the east 
mae! a the highway. Some woods 
and a is po oa around stream. 
$6,500, 
*3 3 “ACRES 3 acre corner block. 
ranch type, 
nice homesite with a 
year around stream crossing the 
roperty. Only $2,000 with 9650 
"SMALL FARM 4 room 1 story home op a 
tiful corner lot. On 5 1-3 acres 
Beautifully 
qe sy flow- 
 aied This property is 
7 fenced. See this one as 
possible. $0,500, $2,500 
“i C. LADD Drayton Plains 
Sundays   
For Sale Farms — 48   
120 ACRE DAIRY FARM, LARGE 
  house, grana: for t 85,000 
<p sea ew a in ‘con ote plus inv eutory down for real es . 
dition, all ¥ Lapeer & going west _Mohaw and mest scat ‘Berry No. 1306. 
FPORI >R E DAIRY “farm » ewer Gand Soles Main Street Market “airy other buildings. 
Baresin. #14000 }4.000 down, Dan In city of 1,000 near Detroit and hee were hers grossing over $800,000. This place 
CROSBY LAKE RD.-188 ACRES has equipment to spare and im 
home, barns and silo, nice first class from front door te 
river runni through farm. Idea) back. Price of 000 includes 
for cattle. Mr Henley, FE 5-5715. stock of $10,000, terms. No. 3514. 
after 6:00 or Detroit u 3-5500 
HM SELON | STATEWIDE PARM FOR 6UB-DIVISON PUR- 
egy From 63 to 465 "e Also| Real Estate Fhottt-od ot fo res 
or faruing purposes, P. W Pontiac State Bank 
| a Be 66 West Huron. John A. [Lamimesnar: Broker 
@ ACRES, 3 BEDR MODERN |PE ¢1562 PE 50078 home, barn, down. | GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND 
286 «acre ry Farm, tural mt. lease ery: 
water 22 stanchions, grade A. 4/| th! goes. Must sell on account 
home  $i0. wn. | of illness Gooq close-in 
Citford “Stanley “Broker Fenton, | PAUL M JONES. REAL ESTA | @: i t MA aoa w. elt}   Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A PPP PAOD ALLL LA ALA AA 
EXCELLENT aeageeg oe 3 
- pasement of] heat, 
Elisaneth @ Rd. near M-50. _PE 4-5031, y eA es 
GOOD FOR TAX MAN, REAL tr Pad 
r 7 p.m. 
CTORY_ Sul TLDING. 
Aya ft. Pontiac Press 
‘Buclnens Opportunities 51 POOLE LLL LL LLL EEO call Lincoln 
WANTED: 
pores. 6.000 
  
BEAUTY, PARLOR $500 Down Payment puts you in 
wusiness here. The full price of 
in business, 
Lease. Fully 
Cart Real Estate. 1 
_Btreet. Open evenings & Sundays. 
CLARK Ceres ESTATE 
E 4-6402 
1362 W wuss . Open Evenings 
Co-operative Real Estate Excha' 
CLASS C BAR - One of   
tures. 
"RIDGEWAY 
deena ed Fetate aoe cueperaiiee! Real 
Gas im living quarters, 
arate og commer location, 
$5000 will 
Atha es Stanley 
Fenton MA Me 
FOR SALE. SOY 6 ly equipped. Good yea 
business. MA41811. Eves. 
4-2817. 
CLASS “C” BAR 
OR TAVERN WANTED 
Have 620.000 to pa 
good class °C” 
on busy tavern. Immediate 
Call 
R. D. RILEY, BROKER 
PE ¢1151     
hand 
broker. 
  
  
Groc.—SDM—Home 
Ow $100,000 gross. This 
ing. suburban —— 
riment sad 
first me as iv 
  
  EAGE lose | Sail Ri  feage, OR Stilt PE 40003 78 ACRES 3 BFDROOM — HOME, , FOR PARMS AND ACREA 
  
MODERN FARMS 
eat’ acres, 3} bedroom home, 4-1 
00 lerms. ° 
Co) 4 bedroom home, 
ved road, $12500 00, terms. 
278 acres, 3} bedroom home §328,- 
000.00, terms. 
1290 acres. 4 bedroom home, 
$18000.00 terms. 
2 8s. 3 betes home $8,- 
B Ra modern home A-1 
Sa ae aaa or 
EARL SUGDEN 
Ottice = MO ¢en41 Eve. sun. MO 
Lapeer. Michigan   
% W. Lawrence 160 ACRES 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 
PE 8-6108- 
Next to 
  
  
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NEW 
o UNIT pail td tne 
one. A TTELULE 
19,509 down. Owner. SYLVAN REALTY 2383 
Ly 
On 3-0f0s.° 
downtown on Front 
Si "Reta 9sten. Terms. 
SYLVAN REALTY 2383 
  
    2982 PRYNNE CASS LAKE AREA 
Income Home 
Spacious § rooms. Loe! in a ‘lect. Sed 
‘Tri level 
a grand tome. with with 
ef 
$1390 SYLVAN REALTY. 203 e RD, 
  
  
      
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HARDWARE 
Main street location tn ‘smell 
growing town. Business increas. 
BE "2 Uitte Carpet — 1963 Good. 
000 ak = ~ 
FAMOUS 
RESTAURANT 
and cafeteria. Exceptionaly fine 
Sanee Flee Eh = New mote 
Uaege ‘poved parking crea, Com: cael ngs eo paparonce ated 
sectdontion peom. Over thee 
gross. $82,000 on for 
estate and all. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE MICHIGAN BUSINESS REALTORS SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN 43 W. Huron Open Eve. FE 
5 
  
Oce’ poll Ma + Around, 
Room. ali completely Highward 
of li . 
water. fo sane ce me 
000 down will handle 
pools stiueme: Shown Rae = 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
1362 W, Huron. Open 
OPPORTUNITY —_   
  
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Giroux 
    
     
         
  
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To TO Partridge is “THE BIRD" to 
= ae teens QUEEN BE. 
iNness. 
_Keege Havbor, FE sozte   
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Sale Land Contracts Sz W WHAT HAVE You TO PLL LL LO LOA LA Aol P ln Hl 
INVEST 
Your money tm a good land c 
tract, Have come excellent = ye 
with Laced al discounts. 
seated 60441, Ask for Ted | 
|. C. HAYDEN Realtor |~ Open Eves. | 
53 6 E. Welton Biva 
Money to Loan 
(State Licens Lenders) 
  Up to 
$500 CASH for You Today 
30000 FAMILIES IN PONTIAC 
an@ Oakland County have bor- | 
vowed from Buckner's in the last , 
37 years. 
SEE UP - 70 DA TO-DATE LD RE ARE COMPANY You 
ALWAYS WELL Tit TREATED. 
Wher itn comes When there 
ere hapatte’: Abe 
y with 
you are mi Js sure of kind and 
considerate treatment. 
BETTER SAPE THAN SORRY 
You can obtain up to $500 to- 
day or eny day at Buckner's 
for @ short time or take up to 
24 months to repay on low month- 
ly paymenta. charge is less 
than you think. glad you kner's where 
BORROW THE CASH 
YOU NEED AT 
Buckner. FINANCE COMPANY 
  
LOANS $20 TO $500 On signature 
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 
CORP. OP SONS 3's 8. Saginaw St 
an Money?   
telenh. as your 
  short time em- | 
be THE PONTIAC PR   
         
  
  
  
  
FE - 8121 a = of praevia ‘or peas ot 
ae meateinn 
oe . few jew minutes sonreoare 
Home & i 
Loan Company) = Community National Bank Bd 
Hours § to 8 Saturday 6 
GET CASH QUICKLY. 
Up to $500   
LOAN CO. 
FE 2-9206 903 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDO. 
ee ets 
o28 623 to 9500 = SEE oars N re ens 
TEX GUE. FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. <a   
Moan CORP. 
fo eres   
  Ph. A OL 1-971 
LOA TO $500 BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE “ Ww. st. FE ¢1838 
FRIENDLY GERVICE 
WHEN YOU NEED 
$29-$500 We can help you with your morey | 
problems. You can get up to $500. 
bso taet ts Telephone tn. small ae. 
call et 
“STATE FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 703 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
SHOPPING FOR A LOAN? “YES” prom to employed men. 
ieee Sra area san ros Ptione, write or come 
LOANS $25 TO $500 
BENEFICIAL 
FINANCE CO. 
1 Yewrence, FE 2-029: Pontiac 
_ Mortgage Loans _ 54 
LOW INTEREST funds for single family Unttmited : _—_ 
> Senet RSON 
Based PE $010 or FE bath 
Swaps 
CASH POR YOUR VACANT CITY 
lot. “5-3000.. 
tract ¢   
  
  
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Swaps 55| Sale Household Goods 57 7 MODEST MAIDENS | || For Sale Miscellaneous 60, Fee Sale Miscellaneous 60 4 Hay, Grain & Feed 71 } ; = 5 Serre en Se re ro ~— — ee POPPI POLL PPP LALLA ene 
ner Goes poner =— DEW AsKER | PORTA “New GENUINE CULTURE. PEARLS Be REFRIGERATORS, ALFALFA HAY BALED, WALLED : , | 7 FE 8-054 freezers, electric stoves. | | Lake. MA 41070. Call ‘after 7, PE $125, MI 6-130. ; Thoma. | sew tnee Bie ipenens. Le ante WAT OX 
TRADE Y LAND ‘|\KITCHEN CABI i eh FIREPLACE NS. | Terms. Call 8 ny “wayne corn, tractor work. MA 5-0666. furniture, ae or auto for 42 im. model, $05.00 val- | caeee. aa — | Heating Co. $33 N. Main, Roches- 
new or used good housetrailers.| ue, $50.50. Slightly mar i HAND BRAIDED RUGS MADE ter OL 2421 HAY, STRAW. CORN, OATS 
TRAL ‘CHANGE t —several 84 in. from new of -used «material, dyed = ——— __~ Potatoes. 0. OA 62179. 
60 S Telegraph PE 2-3200| 66 in Models at terrific values to color, any _sise. +1971: oe Do It Yourself 61 S000 5.900 BALES, | OF GOOD MIXED HAVE $i.800 EQUITY IN 3 BED. Michigan Fiucrescent, 393 - HOME INSULATION |~ EO OS nrc hay. Phone’ Ortonville 3 Fe. 
room home. Completely furnished | —°PS'd Lake Ave we Mineral Wool “COMBINATION DOORS WHITE BALED CLOVER HAY MY Lake privileges Will exchange J 4 1*," Blanket *. Sq Ft. pine - ~ Cedar. side wall anne 
for 30" or more modern house- 4 a” Bianket Vee 09) FU shakes WHEAT STRAW, Sie warm | coe. paved _trailer. FE 5-3408 after 4 p.m. |KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE | co CHURCHES INC Pililford, MUtwal 2s ee “TRADE | Simost new. just 465 Call OR ial’ D48. Ke. 2. ee Lin FX. — | ea aaa "AS a ie = 34633 after 6 pm. x «c | PE 20333 # Foor HOUSETRAILER, GOO by aluminum storm windows or Batter ¢ r uy Des a : totee tis. FF | oe —— | Pe aay AND a condition with toilet. 
ee ee a DES No.4 OS5ec.Lin Ft | DOORS © rinse “AND SECOND CUTTING _ #204 WILL SWAP 6 FT KEL VINA- > ; | al } oO = 7 
tor deeptieene Fetus ree Ne: | cINOLET AND Paint” ae HAGGERTY Jalsuce Waee 7 ioe sau ° building materia! or ‘plastering Half price at Jacks. 183.N. I UMBER Co | Selegiie Alou bods — T er work of equal value Need Kitch | Near Seare. BU Rn CO. ue =A _ $1806, FOR saLE HAY. 1 MIXED MO 
ea sink, flooring. wail board. — 17 ave Mwy, Walled Lane | CEE WEEDON: thy alfalfa and clov a 
e' La epublic 9-2743, Utica, = pt rket ¢ | «1861S. Telegraph Ra PE ¢2506 | ————- Set. between 8 a.m. and 2 pm. Farge vag aaa nS a HEAT | {OUR HOME | 25 “PER CENT | | HAY—STRAW oe 
4 a ike | —— a. EET. Ia DELIVERED tility reom or | Discount Sh 
For Sale Clothing 56} new, $100. OR 3-5081,, Besement ductiype ot “furnace, Berry Bros Witte pane’ Da | oi — FE +i antuthortzed ed SOL LLL at wh al | = 
Pancamna ow Mews, wourn's| 6-9 pm. ~ See sere atom Pete) See Peta Ome Oe | "Oy ae gate | See wee shen aed and childrep's clothing. Resale K service Ave. FE 5-6150 | < 
_Bhop . Traile e, FE FE 5 |” bedrm. 
re net ‘rane asain LINOLEUM . yd. 306 _Ahter hours. PE "| Do rr’: JORSELP 8 SEP TIC TANK so TON, TpaeA. “ap Snome. Chesee reer ee 
* a AND. 16 GOOD CONDITION. | LINOLEUM ROOM we 2.39 @ HOT WATER HEATER 30 OAL _ son. 80 8 vote P mired ‘pay. Carpenters. 6 miles 42 iittie as ‘ down a8 as FE Ser Armstrong's Vinofloor ta Price | gas New, approved for use on ~ bon THE aor | = tue Giverbel RA years 1 te pay. 
LADIES MOUTON LAMB coat. | fe, VOy SG en pr. Consumers lines, se cg oe ee | Dee minha tire Decker, | spirch dat AND STRAW te Sha “%, eb De Loreal Ge i 5 A 
sine 16. 0. PE Sone RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL. 338 These are alighly marted. Also fier Cone, Miller's Falls and cents» dale 3061 Joslyn Re PARTS—STORE MAN'S “OVERCOAT, PADIS iD HOUSE PAINT. electric. oil bottled gas heat- | a wower tools sews. drills a : 
teen-agers clothes FE 4¢-6670 after r ‘ n i sanders 70 WIRE TIED BALES OF AL Ev for the Trailer SYERS. 14! on HURON ers at terrific value. ichigan | faifa ana clover hay Harold erything 
witre @a7t Fluorescent, 383 Orchard Lake | Fy. POOLE CO. - | Baldwin, Oxford, Mich. OA 83191 Lo] oe Re 
Size 16 stike perigee Rea Ot or a aoe a ea ENE INGSHEAD VA Open Daily "8 6 p.m; = ‘we rey | heater. EM 3-3428 D 151 “Oansad. Ave FE 41530 ~~ For Sale Livestock 72 Aa 7 PR Bos, y epertaer MAGNAVOX RADIO AND PHONO- Set cee eeae MaecO-Las (FLOOR SANDERS POWER A nnn: | qa ee Ess 
=f TF Ps So cog fn 88 or ato "ig. men recorde Ques “quantity paints. Phone PE 1-1045.- a) sors cahin yews. air compres y anOUS.. PRESHEN IN MAY, | MEOURETRAILE a 
‘| of records, record ca also PHOTOGRAPH- cals Jackson’ Rental |” reducing herd, Barbarian breed- SETRAILER, . 9 BED- 
holstered rocker im good cop- and dark room 45240 : FE ing, $200. OAKland 8-2606. rom a 
Sosesges ae . _tng, $200. OAKiand 6906. __| ome 
| Sale Household Goods 57) wimseaey DUNCAN” PHYPE oe ee cosea sua ben ae | dar O3R TOOLS ‘DO YOUR Own ? Cane se ns WoL -™ E 
PPL PPP APPR PO rr drop leaf table OR 3-2470. ay ALAN << f Newsivewres 4 LAS UIPMENT, 614. | plete stock "ca See crock aa ! Mae = ee MOBIL 
ACTION SALE eA ORD oor eo ton, Conk . Grad 3 Oeuie eka eae | Supety 1h) wan tae ose (3 7 RIDING, peas 4nD, E Im APE ; IN DALE 3. save... e B. inks y est Montcalm. : eq. &e Lincleum . 4 on Bilberz Willams. FE és , ee : wae $10.50. G A. Thompson. 8 S., 54-4712 Friday ‘hrough Seaeseaay lay City. OTF13. ARTMENTS 
‘Inlaid 6 % wide ibe . Good Heavens, Wilbur, it's — already: rry. _® to 6:30. Closed every Thursday. 22 SHEEP AND LAMBS. $8 —— 
Reg MOVING OUT OF CITY. Dis \2 CHEST OF DRAWERS. METAL | a | Phone MAple 5-5206. coaches are truly 
es 9c Wall Lin..,. .29¢ ttle used quality ttems utility eabinet, reasonable MY Sale Musical Goods 62 7 STALLION. «¢ YRS OLD HOL | | Wi storm loses, windows. eg. $4.95 House Paint $14 Chest of drawers, Sal H hold G ods 57 F fla 60 1 rhe ean \ id FE 46121 | 
rt $695 Enamel $1 08 mirrored top, GE. Swivel vac- ie ones 0 7| bate ‘Sale Miscellaneous Pra IN, “COLUMBIA CONVERSION | ACCORDIONS, FACTORY PRICES sited paeaeors <== OR HAR pon ppt! $3 “abate ¢ | mag at cp leath tab! ‘adi and a - PLL LL LAP lt all = | j E : 2 | WERY FINE SAD a! 
istic Tile... cece ee = pores races ae Mee MAW aie watncr aoe cone coe AUDIUM HEARING AIDS ARE £88 burner. Complete with ther- ee ip noned ecneet see: peogt ness horse. also buggy ang cut other new terms. 
Inlaid Tile te i rin, aa tt MY : mostat. $50 3071 Churchili Rd, . ent Apt. ter. like new 6-2020 Bank rates See u 
6x9 Lnicleums 10 | Atte SEs ri _— _Tinced Ru SE a = 31060" con _Auburn Heights (ka Ot aie DONKEY CUTTER. NEW As ’ . + = E_ ttt ie = < , . New be 
Harold’,, 140 S. Saginaw Mfuriohinge = 8 — HOUSEHOLD WOODBURNING HOT WAT! Les agtoeny eter thy PH ALTO SAX VERY GOOD Gon-| snl veed, western pony cat Ee | Holly. ang ‘Tin’ Home. Used 
_ ARVIN GRILL $16 EASY WASH- Soe eeiek e. aOR 3-406) =e meee Aer BLACKETT' S- tollets. bathtubs, shower stalls at _ dition FE 20900 ; feat rE "eaipe | olan oa er $26 Leundry tubs. $10 All _ Rochester, : —1_ Bet terrific values These are crate LESTER SPINNET PIANO, LIKE | — ——— — ! 
excellent condition, EM 3-3350_ _|*, ROLLAWAY m3 ean h OFFER marred. re ee 303 = $350. Also ceilaret $20 Wanted ock 73° we wim, take vour soatrect. 
ANTIQUE ORGAN. 8 PIECE W conn heseeeetie Se tl soe || oe a =— | Livest gee or but Duncan Phiyfe dining pag = ; wv Wes Ingnouse a on | PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR. FE ¢ er, A-1 condition. $35, FE 43175... 4 @ & 8 in. sheeting : MBER | Cacar Schmidt. FE 3-5217.- ING - ROOM | d Trai iler a Se ee oes" | 99 electric range with wid _| and 676 M, 2xé's and 2x68, 0 “LU J : Lemme td a hdl hg BLUE Liv. Oxtord Trai ANTIQO® SOLID MAHOGANY |... [Shoes OW 9190.08 A seal careers | cents ala Ol peer, joe ee | REX A SPINE PU FROM . blond Wood, for beef cow Michigan bottle gas. Trailer parts 
$100. Me wa : wes pas 6190.08 La a ee co ding. tate he Incite nt oxt- rir. Ww a utility sarge : — sie , ; : F P e <iz". ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WAN? AN YOU WANT | wa, woe Dipee og | 1080 M. Opdyke Cor Pontiac RA $1.98 $2.98 and $3.98 _ $00.00 M. M. delivered Roofing 
oa = L : eS La 8. New Crosley oe. —_ aes ee: 1 Sake ‘Seo ue. ‘Coote mre 
desks, with” seniy ‘atteched Srna | wee O00 a mies. Boe | WAYNE GABERT'S | SOYCLER BOVE” BWOLTOR eee mks Bate. 
plete, 63 ryrigeretore, eis ap: ovekrs RADIO. & ANCE APPLIANCE Sas 95° value $43.06. These are Fooling. nk ler, Red wood 
air nea wot Fv, Resin or: | ew ne Ds hs SEES fe ASS eres é = sera Co. acts 6 pe. $40.95 up: chests, new | Driced from . 10 pe. | Meytag, square tab 0 _ Ave. aul St. Cyr Lum 0. 
& used, $5, up; bedroom eet with each Sur 2 (Pccmcaage rr -- 59 1000 GAL. - 6120 Bogie Lake Rd Commerce A 
40.96 ap: living rm. $12. Frayer Refrigeration aece Gast coe pra bad, = — EM_39731 hairs up: a room ane $18.50 wD. | 589 Orchard Lake Avs. PE +4703 OE te ectrigeeater) 1 oo S- 2 —. 1 o ot Bixt 7s agp ep ey silo | tween Burns & Ras. et 
Many other hems. tipped vfair 6-043 
USE OUR RASY PAYMENT =| "SN sortegs. Ronmore oot cise | Agitator type auto washer 989 ' Settee, aot bentles bee ee POTATOES 61.25 BUSHEL, BRING PON l IAC WE BUY SELL. TRADE ANY-| _ electric tiove. PE ey | Save t cent on new BURMEISTER’S —— Trae | Sale ‘Store F Eauioa ulpment oa) “Containers, cut Baldwin to Ciark- 
THING COME “OUT & LOOK| NOROE WASHER AND HCO | aH Sagas Pe Sees I U E Sales’ “615 Dixie Hwy. Drayton = | gene Ba. Let tt Bem, __ CH EF 
PARKING, OPEN MON, TUES., her r 7 * 3} PIECF MAPLE 5 BEDROOM SET MB 1 ees ; @ FT. BLOND SHOW CASE aR | el gs —a hor gg " : | 
THURS. FRI. SAT $ To 6. Ew PURNITURE CLEARANCE with kidney table. FE 2-0403 LIONEL & AMERICAN rored back Goo@ condition, $50. northwest corner of Seymour Lk. 
45% MONT TO $4: SUN. 13 /g@0,rougnt tren buat bean com| 3 ROOMS TWO YARDS FLYER TRAINS <a. oa Gk a ae L & S SALES CO.. 4 mt. east of | 435 innerspring ma’ ene. - DETROIT AUTOHORIZED FACTORY SERV- ors are Oe wer ey MOBILE: HOMES ; or 1 mi, east of A SS temarceine masteces.. genes , AW S OPEN 8 A.M TO § P.M. fee and gen = ye Pree oe ot her ae eee 
eight FE nd. 0400. 70 innerspring mattresses. $49.50 OF NEW AND USED & C. PRICES . Free test on fac analyzer 6 FT STRAN io reoecns” == =r at 7 te i 
—~T * bd bund ASKER’ Sal 
APT REFRIGERATOR, G00; TE | §11 Hollywood bed frames... “eel FURNITURE tut Sheetrock, per ebeet . § 13s [ae oom O._ | Dies peice. Wusotions ‘contaien, | me Fae mE quipment 76 Tou sap buy © )4e 
ue, top stove $id. ; daven- 1 blond bedroom suite ite on oe chair, 2 end ta- | ix8 W. Pine boards, per M $70.00, MYERS PUMPS =o |APPLES: SPECIAL “cau ge, $100 down. “ “ oe ae : bles, 1 cocktail table, 1 floor, 1x12 W. Pine boards, per M $78.00 DEEP AND SHALLOW WELL ide 0 Base ACCORDION. LIKE Sundays cals 
torch “Uke Bow. 606.80; vanity, . up| lamp. ‘2 “Temp ables” 2 Gable | 1217 W, Poe abelving. ber A$ ry ee ee a oS yee Must vacate prop orfass | Hutchinson’s Trailer Seles $0.95; : 3 bs. | 2x4 red fir special per fo +4 an money — Son —~ eS PIANO. EXCELLENT Good 
base. 86; poster $2.98, small 50 $59.50 int red fir apecial por oes. 43 Lys fF condition. OR }-T136. our x trom slorace, 5 abe gp ym 
new so: email Duncan Puyte gies | ¢_Stree Gintug room came. Tobie, | sono Be oor ee | KE S HARDWARE )OgNe: Boy, SELL TRADE. bee Hey. just | Comer , eee Mound, dinette table 819 50 Bank Purnt ae SE) re tile. s: 8 ‘te 3004 eas et _Ademe FE sau | [> “esi 318 6. Telegraph. FE | Mal Par seth siial 
ture ‘on . Lk. . $16.95 1.35 | MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20 a ee | 2030 &. Dert 
AUTOMATIC ruacrRic DRYER $28.95 | Dresser, chest, full size ved. New. | Loove $135 | tm, mirror ell metal cabinet 91 95 | ~ ou NS BOY. SBLL. TRADE Oy biowers chain ses 6 pet eee 
sie oot menth | Late tmedel oa. 98.98 ’ 9.50 5.98 aye seoeten Soe o> FES. ReeIaTOR tes. Po OR = | a “ 
Ba r reed MANY ITEMS 6.46 | nets with and without lights, Dew | Scope Lo Swing mount. 6138 OR CLINTON | eer2ARENURST er. ter month Phone MY SOTIL 4 4.98 modilay andevessys pl mew ad (to CLINTO? Strictly well roads 
ADMIRAL DUAL-TEMP_ REPRIG- o0.88 Easy Terms , Sevecent. 305 Orchard Lebe Ave, | 0,4 SHOT BOLT ACTION AND CHAIN SAWS end grounte,. chopping erator 11 cub perfect. con- re THOMAS E ONOMY . 82 Phantom Schwinn 2 in. bi- SEIN I! SENN 
Steer dl SSithutal Eat Ee Te ee ae Ey i In BAR isso”) | Auto Acessories 80 RrOMaTie pBENDIZ WASHER FURNIT URE CO. BOY PAINTS Hat gare si | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ws & TRADE CREDIT ~ A and ping table YOU ARE BUILDING AHOUSE| Wa. may ms . : eo pee? 18 7 St. (ae | Was 6325.95 $229.95 2 USED TIRES, SAFETY TREAD, Pedéesh. ‘BANK URNITUR Pontiac, Michigap can eaek oF New rer | BLACK DIRT ores FE ¢1 700-18, $10. FE 41018. 169 8. Shir 
AUTOMATIC a 050. OR | 45 Orenard Lake Ave. PE 4-138! L AUTO WASHER tag | cee eee vow, cies | rin sand cad grovel 7B sees, KING — lr. 
Awriqu® SOLID WALNUT PER. Opn. oP trie range Neascnable. EM 22200, ee Wes ome ROW ae OE ee tranny e:| pontiac | Mice _| Attention: Auto rong ea chair. Beeutifully refinished. | 5—conIC FEET DEEPPRESEE Veet _w Meck 08) tr PE 348T1 of PE SS non at OPD — Fe ee wank BS rig a ee For Sale Miscellaneous 60 BURMEISTER pte ja A nO & og See ‘oe ‘ CHAIN SAWS 
CUSTOM A of Dutton. ~ wel Tun 60-40 USED Aint iy @ Boe tng AIR COMPRESSOR JACKSON'S 1 a. —- BEFORE iriyents id. Level white. antique on FURNACE xe, & BuAPE. ‘Rental 2 W. Montcalm FE ¢s200| Northern Lumber Co. "New & Used Lumber — | gand, Wilkin “sand are TRY A ORE 
satin with oss iso tank — €197 Cooley Lake Rd ——- —aae= FILL DIRT GRA i +6508. Sato” WASHER & SEWING 2uBe - 3412-3145 | FILL DIRT GRAVEL SAND. TOP EN spring Pity ‘patera. FE TREBE, | mach. Creep for cash FESS. | A ices gunoli hobby | = ee it san | Used doors. comp. with frames _ sell FE +0172 Hot GHTEN'S We wrecking 1940 te 1086 
ef Woden | RE ‘CREATION ROOM rtists’ supplies, hobby | pyergh MEM © * MRE sigg| SAVE ST entne cot firuree co | MANURE AUT RINBE—— | a0 x aan. mocbeser Ot ave - cary eht rests We stare sor 
pg al gis supplite-check our 9ew | a+, SURPLUS LUMBER | —Wood, Coal’ & Fuel 67) "Mactaiag Stesine on 5205 | SapnetFranumiunn, col Jeet ‘w. Se tee. | .. OF 2296 i “2° . ‘ . CLE _tora, rid por © king. O! + 2782, | . 
Benpix economat wasnen.| SUMMER CO AGE classification “Hobbies |“ tures, newest. brightest and most | AND MATERIAL SALES CO ~~~ | iit GMC MODEL 33 4 oh | Siena. geneesten cad coinage 
$4 Ot) bea stove, oe Furniture built by Rattan Creft; and Supplies” No. 24A. modern ty “ne for kitch- Rd. (M-88) OR 37082 | goop SLAB WOOD. _— and cattle rack De- 
Bg OD agate rt) pee Te GS sic rooms. 611.50 vain O68. | @ Fenian TiMEt nBomiene | aaa tor #10 Delivered re = ce ens miles ot 3381, SCHRAM AUTO PARTS . Baby_ pen. piece sectional sofa Loun al ee. * 2 = 
~ BOTTLE GAS — pee mpage ep eee table, CH ENCES le oe « en Cunt metel ee be ee Bg a e4 _after | 3539 Diste Hwy 
Universa] clothes dryer special. oné with goose necks ne tate AN OR FENC pores Groneee abe, ave SAVE _Supety | 100 8. Saginaw 8 | a Rc a aan waY Srosuet a , ELEC | Auto Glass Service 
#160 08 Eaey credit terms. Ken | Unbolstered im, dark green and FREE ESTIMATES PE bie | CHOREMASTER SNOWPLOW AT. “He Geog "well Jet bum ow 13 13 | grant FE S400 afer ¢ os capacity aes, goes, Like, Dey, When you need it! Mave you tried Fuel - 4268 . eotton . 2 ™ . Like NTTTY TOPS. aeryv while 
Gm 3-200. rubber cushions and backs, 8296. {new toa" Ow er _G. A, Thom 8 8. Pe ore? labs and sawd Saask: Canpeasaes Sar you wait. I b 4. 
BULTWELL OAS RANE. wo | _ Coll MI 42408 for ent. ALL OUT COLEMAN, FLOOR FURKACE | — ew aenaes roe | Stig, eggs gg saver SAY Y NEIGHBOR T Ai" Sore ruaranteed, Bree 11m 
Poom "back ber, 62696, Easy | 100 models. One of America's LIQUIDATION ast tee “beast ener (Gi leneine, ise f | SCRAP WOOD FROM FACTORY : caw | mune 80. Electric stove| best brands. Perfect New guar- "|S Save PLOwBING SUPPLY. "| S04 kindling. FE 2675 __ MICH. P' CHAINSAW HUB AUTO GLASS CO. 
est. “nee On Gen emtocd tor 8 years. Buy 9 sew | JUST © DATS LEPT. SALE ENDS CORDA, Ae PTF 190 8, ae PE $210 | SPERDWAY FUEL OIL. FIRE- DISTRIBUTORS | 122 Oakland Ave 
rawers $1198 @ni0, 0x12 ee a ee | cone bare P xe VINYL ie EACH =| ONE 3 STAGE 3 HORSEPOWER | SS FOUR 600-16 a i rugs & used machine ichigan Fluo- | $28.95 Electric Sane” cases rt 6 Sr h’ 257 agi at good kindling wood We bave used ws se wheel 
for the eae Terms at aero Orenare Lene Ave | $38.95 Darmeyer mixer Lin _Smith’s, 287°S. Sa a S.S ee ttton FE 29111 aa or | an & Paint Co. PE §-@1se, trom $35. New for $19950. Cal ‘oF ava ae “Perteet ae ponge MOP .... cssares | _# ——~ — 3-682 ‘ental : ol be 
MAIN FURNITURE |"222% pe mAGELLENT | Site Deep Proer cocker. ee 1 tice. meter” Ue sew FEE Com OARAGES REPAIRED” TO For Sale Pets = SPnavEns ORCHARD AXD ES  <anicaliy, Magie-Alr heater. PR. 320 win Next te Adiers Mkt. | @ PIC! $49.95 Rotisserie 2-06-48. rege. Put ip new = tate types We carry both Hardie west _¢8311 after 
Free rE suite. conditten. | $12.50 Pressure cocker -...---. pose GALL Terms eane AKC COCKERS, 925 and Myers in stock. Miller 
- ethos = 14.96 Kitchen tool set... 87.50 | Garden ft, , "| Cuunoate _oNeTTE SETS. $17 FE ¢s000 after «pm | $1988 ice cream ghee a pos INSULATE NOW QUALITY COSTS LESS Tees 6 Bane tens i. er Renae har WANTED 
Pour se yoursell save. BOUGHT, SOLD & EX- $15.95 Sit-stand iron board $7.95 AND SAV NE Bh rd re Mile Rd.) Birmingham, Pontiac & motor for '49 or 
Bee Ses renters Wend Saw | Shangtt., turner, 08 MR. Ciom- | 910.50 Steam or ary ire... 011.98 E MONEY lywood re inched, PE on | 
isis “models, temous mate; Yor: | ==? fies noom veporuer......u! M AB All. kinds, 6 Geenees! |= ~ SPECIAL—FREE | °30 hydramatic. Phone’ 
cams uttieske: compase caine $6.98 Elec. corm popper ..... $4.95 enson one doors & drawers! 1. ,, AT STUD ta Farmall Service Clinic | OR 3-5313. - compere THOR WRINOER WA $2.96 French fry cutter ......$1.95) $49 N. Saginaw St. FEdera! wede to order. 13" fid. ch Besgie. . arma | - Leeda of these extraordina ae SHER 620.00. | $22.50 Automatic toaster |. $15.95. ae 1- Bao: PLYWOOD $0. os Oh Pb ig mond as. fe ial. On FRI e SAT. OF EACH WEEK TUES AOTS FARTS 
Oreh 22088. | $21.96 Brookpark dinnerware $12.95 FOR 2343 | _Opd d. Pups, $25. U 
a | $20.08 Waftle-sand. grill. $189 —~—eoaiw . AQUATIC GARDENS | $$ itiig you to bring pour Br tng generelors CK's USED FUR NITORE SAVE UP TO 50% | $39-98 3 way portable radio . $28.95 PERFECT 1% CARAT DIAMOND | pposicaL FISH AND | Aegon bane lS aad Rebuilt springs ) 
— cumenes. “paidwin ‘Ave. ON ALL NEW MERCHANDISE | guise prea ae pried - os 95 "8c, Poot Py stata Serene ote 06 | ot. Mins : Pe eas eer PRONT WHEELS RE-PACKED ore of parts for “46 cars 
~~ a | Mew dunk ded complete $3895 $24.98 4 elecrte drill $15 28 arenion PLA morkine “eases Gms tost AKC REO COCKERS BEAUTI. 3 STEERING & SEAT CHECEED ser mies Ave. Ph. PE 62513 
| CASH FOR ALL KINDe OF USED resses $8.95 “ 7] ing 3. CHECK H . 95 $44.50 64" electric saw ... $27.75 OR SATIN Oe os POWER MOWER Al full blacks and red. Sell on time 4 CHECK CLUTCH & ADJUST 
furniture or dishes. FE 5-3853. Imnerspring ore pearl 16.50 97950 8%.” electric saw |. 85750) INTERIOR GLOSS ENAMEL = "ODD Pes 4130 ALMOST NEW. 821 Oakland Ave AVEL Aut gt 
y- | CASH FOR “COREITRE Sire afinianed 4 drawer chests .3a $498 Refer square ts Also a aH other paints 35, “BALES GP Wukal STRAW BOXER PUPPIES. EXCEPTION. $ LUBRICATE, CHASSIB uto Service Phone 32717 w ch vise, : OCK ally nice, healthy. husky wks TOR TIO ~ om 
ri $40.00 48" Rigid wrench $15 95 = =! | Gun of} conversion unit, + oid. will sh 1. CHECK AIR CLEANER UMPING AINTING 
a — att gas poy pa 2 vtipeleume $398 $9 96 Berns nlowterct na. $4.95 COAL Th t CO. | compte thermostat and mine 1OL 6501 ow bn & CHECK TIRES ee EREE ESTIN ATE 
Prig asaite. Chairs oad couch Put | We buy, Muell and exchange evers.| $1450 Mitre box & saw ......$715 @ Orchard Leke Ave. Ld 27161; controls. 316 Bchimes BEAGLES 17 WEEK OLD akc |% & BATTERY -E ESTIM | thing for the home "$895 6 volt solder tron ..... $195 DIAMOND. 1° CARAT. 3 Lon; re maies and females Top field fet haa ies ALL MAKES OP CARS 
ort 7 Par STOVE. OAKLAND | $6.50 set needle files — ..... $350 <white New mo PE. 61332. | $2 GAL. ELEC. HEATER 97050 | erecding Kingsmere Kennels. 10 |?! CHECK AND ADJUST SPARK PA 
re crn ong omeh gooe FURNITU JRE St 80 ioe ft steel sy ones ) ge ae Seige OL as Celum- lar Cumex sTaRteER ann ap BRAID MOTOR SALES 
well burner. $339. OA 06-2746 APURE | 2 a ry DON'T BUY | Laundry trays, sland faucet 62195 sat & Sun ail aay © P™ JUST CARBURETOR FE 20188 BASY SPIN DRYER WASHERS |S Seginew PE 2.5523 5 95, ‘e ome "dividers... $195! Storm windows, sereene or doors SAVE Supply 100 S Saginaw i ay Panakewie” 14. CHECK hahaa syataet 30 Years Fale and Maytse SENTINEL TELEVISION. 16° $2.50 RECONDITIONED Gee cn Ceeeeeete Wire Ceor | 45) Geen al ee nO at _West_Pike PE 45169. | hogany  conarie. ace imorting $8.90 pesebdda hg torch L... g8 80 pmol po aps toa Sf "S| eee te a be | This Week Only... .$5.98 , Gear iubes extra if required) APT GRINDING IN THE 
ELECTROLUX STOVE, VERY condition. Cuty $08, MI €-1300.__ | $22.50 30. pe aritts-index ... $8.25) sereenk. leoaliy owned. L® WV 26143" tor free home ‘demon #1 4in St: FE 24025. Cloend Sun _ Absolutely sor FE eins, ""” | cat. Cylinders retored: Sect Be. 
Kecsiter, Drayton Plains. ° $475 Push Gril auto ret. | $295 lea FE $2102 er FE RgINPORCED CONCRETE SEP. a ere eee eee KING ! BROS. = : 
atic S TT iaaies SOLID Ww: ee ee gusts wemnue eave 110 | SAVionr “SHALLOW-WELL sae | Me tents Fe FB cous. Sun Vour on white Only! pONTIAC ao at OPDY KE : ! 
ea BLOND_AND stylitig, $20. 65 Waldo. PE | $1195 Micrometer 0- $5.95 6 | OOALLON Ghe HEATERS, 0h rw ee S Parmine For Sate saa aoc 8&3 EXD TABLES, BLOND. A 82 electrie heaters, $87 50 SiMPLICIT1 GARDEN TRACTORS. istic design -2068 12. inch machinists seale Bion eS wall paint = gal. gg. 80 8. Perry. COCKERS AKC REGISTERED, Earl 8. Mastick Co., Milford, M50 
$ses0 value S1255-) These “are Sis Wee car meeer sae a Brad Tre duwai a) 4 : Sired by Champion Meribeau at Milford Ra Ph Milford MU POR PARTS AND GER 
mere LRan het oom tp rice. SINGER SEWINO MACHINE 4.1 $2.5 Wood boring set O* cennioneare to are ng | eee PE BEPORE YOU BOY Mae cn win secre mm REG aKD RESULT ORAIN | Devidece Salen Co. M2 '® $50 | ay your gas or of] conversion. W Ew A REBUIL RA’ 
Michigan ecent OF | ante wa _00 @. Jesse, FE 290 pa, BP elegy es tg MP $22.00 1827 Aubura Rd (et Crooks) | also install all types of furnaces Rosewood, Dr. off ‘Silver Lake grits and spreaders. Clinton eae ooai OLE sED Eye ROY ROGERS $34.50 Electric sand __ ELECTRIC L ALA ff r | Soren =. A terms. Stan . fean OfD * | el te ae ae ee pees weld. | "Boats & Accessories | & 
OR ida: RE-| _spreed. FE 7013. 9.95 Channelock rs $ for every z _COON ers if ener 
frigerators $38.98 up| TV, 080. WASHER, $26 ELECTRIC $0 No. 8 Flash bu $77 | in newest 1906, Bea" denignge te terrific I pe Hosea ce regtarea S| Creare ‘ MERCURY eo a : : i ‘ achro : values value i \ , eae ates RES) face ee es berets ts| Gm ncite Sie Bat sate | ee ae Poe CONe | Peet ele cue 7 ee ee FE oseg = roy Sect Eis se i961 DELUXE EASY SPIN DRY- | $49.03 German camers ome ee $96 Porch $2.08 value ges 10 SELECTO . VEND - GERM hae ae r A wn! Auction Sales | pa we Sos om lag hee 
R PR | ee ee & ee Mp comers emtm s| ie Lesotetal y machines. $150 FE 8-007 | fone Male 10 months ‘Beth AKC AUCTION SALE FRI NIGHT ¢ 30 Rydrewic boat . pe? ere. | 99 50 camera $60 gan ent Orchard | aERWI j HOOK’S PLACE 
: ' A €4037 6 $7750 8 MM Movie cameras soa.se Lake A WIN . WILLIAMS PAINTS | ws Excelent blood lines. | aire ——= ——- -— At Pine Lake ; PE 29200 
$106.05 8 MM mag camera- FUEL Ol L +. N Discontinued ee ‘ween ¥ io : 
double $11.95 ANKS colors and damage’ GAMSTERS PARAKEETS. ALL) W % mise this big 1064 AND 
aoe er. mt ios | $06.30 nite projector $8200 | 378 Qel. 18 es anor Pe oss. | sale of reasonable and useful ft Wolverine runabout. Tsrp. 
‘old, Uke new. PRR | E88 Antec's Miners”. tsiee| "hm cap, Detrverse” soso PE | Qve-coat Pe fee fai TRIN SETTER  PCREBRED | merchandise You will find sear , sil access. 9000 of best offer. Wier. . . 639.96 | $29.50 Remington arene si7 9s 5- 467. Pala "Rotiere pce 1 pg paint) Young male $28. Phone i ly everything for the home Large _?3485 : 
= BABS | 43408 Norelco resor $1850 iiss $4 os oe _ ville, "14F21 parking lot, heated. building on EVINRUDE MOTORS PENN Tae 
5 hl wi ct b — — : good Treom Alume Craft poate 
cond . Seed me RE $71.80 Ghock-wtr. prf. we Se ae Sherwin Wiliams el (ae PARAKEETS — AND regu | seeteece=) 50) 2 (sarees | Oale, | Soles 7 0 fee Service. FE 2-0008. 
a rR piano. ae im sy. 3:30 seth General Warehouse Co. — 3-piece bath sete with we _____| PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES. a TP = 
ab CRUE tectr wo 2088 DIETE HY, GS” Sree ee oy aay | eae eee oe Se SE Soe 465 Auourn Ra PE 4.3873 APH 6; | ~—s Pactory  Seconde— re STORM SASH * ee rything GAS STOVE, EXCELLENT CONDI- oR 86846 NEAR TELEGR | SAVE PLUMBING T : PARAKEETS OPALINES CANAR- | Living room suite. coffee table, boats. Owen's Cruisers. tion. After m. FE 46718. a irs . | Open Datty 10 “ — ~~; Pri. a Aluminum combination windows 1304 wat Clemens, FE +0000. | + table and step table. Sev- OWEN MARINE 
As D. E-IN | Monday evenings: Sun. 10 39-2 36 100 8. Saginaw 8t. PE 5-2100 ang doors LOW. LOW orice'!! one akeeia Sane | «gra Fuss including nice rue. 399 Orchard Lake Ave. 
os “Tin coMPneasgm 7-087 oo ea iia eee cred breakers, drainage pump. a furniture. Biaanets, Transportation © Offered 87 
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     THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1955   
   “For Sale Used Care 91 For Sale Used Cars a   
  Lars 
Bagley “Auto Parts FE $eai0 
“See M&M Motor Sales te model V3 gl We eile rage   
* wrecked cars and junk cats. Hol- 
ere pear Parts. FE $-1431, 
YOR DOLLAR FOR 
COMMUN ITY 
MOTOR® ’ 803 N. Main, Rochester 
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Bi, 5 eee ASH WAITING 
“7a Sash or PE eames. 
Wanted Used Trucks 89 
a ™% %TO 3 TON 
For Sele Used Tracks %   
  
  
  
  
6 96-PT. SEMI-VANS. VERY GOOD 
$650 each. Wutchinson 
Sales, Drayton Piains.   
WILSON GMC 
New and Used Trucks 
809 S. Woodward Shae sore « oom aetna 
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53 CADILLAC “Goodwill ie d Cars” 
T SLvE buat, "wate! — +5¢Q CHEVROLET SAS, Giitdwe chp SEATS | Radic, heoter and Power Oise. AND MANY MANY MORE Good ‘transportation. TRAS THIS CAR IS GUAR: $595 
ee PONTIAC A oy . R 
J erome's 65 sw omen ae Orchard Lake at Cass 1084 1064 CHEVE. 21 210 SERIES. 21 
rE E8& white dan i and | Vaworetey, 
miles. $1,656 213 CuEvroter 1851 BEL AIR HARD- top. 20,000 actual mi. 1 owner. 
LOOK _ ea Mats “Ueae | iss" 23-3404. 
A 1952 Imperial r. THIS IS A DANDY - 
power. pecccdand ee m ng hipster an _—— 
tires Come out! "Bee and’ drive owne mage atte saa an Chevie, 
CLARKSTON 6s “Oakland Bassi MOTOR SALES ' ” ‘48 CHEVIE anp 
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH . 8. 
we Bor" sett ak oe TRAt = ete te REPATR x ty 
TIRES SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 
_ Good _ sags Of 3-1122. APARTMENT RING DOORBELL GHEVIE COUPE. 30. 261 OR-| FOR STEVENSON. chard Leke Ave. GOOD 
“Goodwill Used Cars” EE ETON 
EA "47 CHEVROLET 1903 es EACH. Radio and beater, Drives just wi Ww. 
$195 “Goodwill Used. Cars” 
PONTIAC — 49 DODGE 
RETAIL STORE 45 Mt. Clemens St. FE 3-117 
TAYLOR CHEVROLET 
1953 Chevrolet. Bel Air sedan. 
Radio, Heater. Powergiide. White- 
TAYLOR'S At Walled Lake   
  
HOUR 
SALES terrific clean-up 
sale. 
Compare These 
Prices 1953 BUICK 2 drs. and 4 
drs. Fully equipped $1795 
1953 PONTIAC 2 dr. De- 
luxe 8 Chieftain with ra- 
dio, heater, etc.... 
1952 FORD Customline 2 
dr. with radio, heater and 
Ford-O- Matic .... $1295 
1952 BUICK Special 2 dr. |} 
Radio, heater and two 
tone paint eevee nee 
line with radio, heater. 
One owner ce 
11952 CHEVROLET 4 ds. 
with radio, and heater. 
Trim little job oe eee 
reer! 1951 BUICK 2 drs. and 4 
  FORD % TON EXPRESS 
8 CYLINDER 8PEED R05," 
“$1395 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH. OL “FOR MGRE THAN 30 YEARS A 
GOOD PLACE TO BUY"   
For Sale Used Cars 91 PLP LLLP LPL LL 
. Excellent 
Rit este, an mechanical. 
BUICK  SRRCTAL er A MI A STEAL 
_ at 900. F 1576. 
1949 SOIR TEDANaTTE. ETTE. NEW 
tubeless tires. 
iss BUICK ROAD- 
master sedan, ee — with 
everythin: FE 5-6024 
ian 8, FE bOID0 oes 
‘53 BUICK Dynaflow, radio and heat- 
er, Whitewall tires. Tint- 
“ed glass. Clean and in 
excellent condition. One 
owner. Phone EE 2-7360. 
  = 
       
: . and Bat. 424 st. 
BY PRIVATE OWNER Buick 
be Lo ay 1950 Buick . drs. Thoroughly recondi- 
tioned $795 
1950 FORD 2 dr. seer enenee 
Radio 
for cold mornings. 
And 
Now FOR 3 DAYS ONLY 
We have cut prices again 
on 30 Transportation 
Specials. No down pay- 
ment required. This is 
the sale exchisive with 
OLIVER BUICK . that 
everyone is talking 
about. Be first while the 
selection lasts. 
$495 seer eee 
- 1950 Pontiac seceee $95 
-| 1949 Ford ......... $295 
1949 Pontiac:.....: $295 
1949 Buick ..... sew Seve 
1948 Chevrolet ..... $195 
1946 Ford ......... $125 
And Many Many More 
OLIVER 
BUICK 210 Orchard Lake 
OPEN TILL PHONE 
9 P.M. FE 2-9101 
How About 
ONE for the Road? 
Pick any of these and 
you'll enjoy the road 
ahead. .   
‘COMMUN ITY 
MOT "tee 
    Radio and heater. A sharp one 
owner. 
$495 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL STORE 
  
  To take advantage of | ‘#7 
OLIVER MOTOR “41 Pos 
$1395 | 
1952 FORD 2 dr. Custom- “ae 
and heater. Good starter | Radio, heater. 
Kase) Z   
  
    
“SCHUTZ “MOTORS 
  
ovale. Bargain. $05. PE 3-154. 
CROSLEY 1951, 2 DOOR. EXCEL- lent mechanical condition. Low _thileage. $125. OR 3-784). 
Lg J 32 TONE DESOTO > FIREDOME 
Rad heater,   
  4 door. to 
oats = side walls, aon 
ter royal 22 Wisner, 
"83 Ez Soon 
Over row roads sail eh wil 
_ by word is dependability 
‘re never known 
LAS ORION 
M2 at Buckhorn e 
MY _ 2-261) "till 9:00 p.m. 
Cy Owens Your Ford Dealer   
150 Used Cars 
Must Be Sold 
in February 
No Better Cars 
No Better Prices 
Anywhere 
1954 Pont. Star Chief cus- 
tom 4 dr. sedan, like new 
De ees veers Apoweo Sibeee) 
1951 Oldsmobile Holiday 
88, a beautiful car. . .$795 
1951 Ford 2 dr. sedan, 
ready to go ....... $495 
1951 Dodge 4 dr. sedan, 
one of our best..... $450 
1950 Ford 8 cyl. 2 dr. 
R&H 5 osc secs en $295 
1952 Pontiac 4 dr., R&H, 
a good OMe ........ $795 
ey Ford custom 8 cyl. 2 
,RGH ..cc2s5ss $895 
oa Buick 4 dr., R&H, 
Dyno. Trans. .....,$395 
1952 Nash Rambler Sta. 
Wen., R&H, overdrive 
ais cibere oc'ets ess -, $695 
1949 Ford 8 cyl. 2 dr., 
R&H ...ccccssseo- SIS 
SEVERAL TRANSPORTATION 
1947 Nash ..cccccese $95 
1946 Chevrolet seeeee $95 
1946 Dodge Cpe. .....$95 
1946 Ford. 2dr. .....$125 
F. ~] 1947 Ford 2 dr. .....$150 
. Le 
Owens » 
  : hale sir ee 
  by Dick Turner   
  | CARNIVAL 
  7. Mt, Mog. V. & Pet OF. Cope. 1996 by NEA Service, Ing,   
    
ita adge a en * oom For Sale Used Cars 91 Se 
TiP TOP VALUES 
peepeesmeeee *1 "1 1954 Dodge 4 Dr. V8 : 
1954 Dodge 4 Dr va - es Sa ie wag Dodge a 
- gidee 1989 Dodge Cl. Coupe V8 Ye 
1953 e Cl. : 1952 ‘Botes ct, ¢ 4 Dr. power 
stee 
1951 Chevrolet ra ‘Dr: a black 
190 Chevrolet Ye ton pickup 
and 
cab 171° . 61205 
Riemenschneider Bros. 
Dodge- 
- Plymouth “The Cars With The 
Forward Look” 
232 S. Sainaw St. 
Phone FE 2-9131 
PONTIAC ‘$1. 8 CHIEFTAIN 4 Oat cae utpped. juxe. y 2 
ener ,FrE   ‘33 PONTIAC ae oe CATALINA, 
excellent condition. OR 3-6122 eves 
or Sat. 7 
‘ PONTIAC ‘83 DELUXE 4 DOOR   
pe EG 
  
For Sale Used Cars 91   
“Goodwill Used Cars”. 
49 PONTIACS - 4. at. ond Clb. Ope. Radios, 
$305 & $495 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens St. FE 37117 
1953 PONTIAC 4 DOOR CHIEF 
tain deluxe, Hydramatic. 
other accessories, Maroon. White |} 
side walls. 19000 miles. $1250. One 
owner FE 2-T060. 
“Goodwill Used Cars” 
82 PONTIAC - Station — with radio, heater. 
and Hydramatic. 
$1,295 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens St. PE 37117   
  
  
  
Low mileage. Fe 8, 
_tionally clean. Loaded. FE 
1954 STARCHIEF, 23 TONE 
green all accessories. Excel- 
ee condition. Low Mileage. 
rs) \C 4 DOOR DELUXE 8 ‘ay wned gd 3-414 or OR 
1951 4 Boom WOKAMATE 
= ee ate owned. = 
FE 44750.   
ludu g pore oe r 
* paint, low $2,000. 
Sy owner. MAple 5- rect   
“You mind turning off that set until] you finish shaving me?” 
  
YMOUTH DEALER | FO! For Sale Used Cars. 1 BOO 
‘344 FORD CUSTOM 6 32160 NEW 
iar Lew mileage 
955 FORD V. 
ips HENRY" “J, aeeee Ee : . 4 DOOR CUSTOM 4 CYLINDER.   ‘$1 PCNTIAC. HYDRAMATIC, 4 door, Ful. equipment. A_ nice 
looking car and a nice running 
: : car. ee o EM +08 $650. 
sed or best ofter 
__For Sale U: Cars ot i948 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. A-i 
" care condition. New top. FE 8-1117 
1952 FORD CUSTOMLINE, TWO — 
tone, four door, six. Fordomatic, ‘$ 
radio and heater, clean, no deal- 
ers. M1 41177 days; MI 4-3750 eve.   
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  DESOTO Y HYDRA. 912 8. Weavers B mec a rect. Semi | ‘SO STUDE. CLB. CPE. RADIO, MI 47811 custom, service. HEATER. 
16} CHEVROLET 210 SERIES | _=M_ 330% "4 OLDS 98 RADIO, MEATER, 
with Powerglide. 2 door, 17.000 gana SDA maDeD A 
miles _ FE 5-7347. “Goodwill Used Cars” HEATER. =D CHEV. ‘53} BEL ain HARDTOP. : 
pea steering. Owner “$1,378. MI 50 FORD HANK } Dp Fy} Pl 
6-0188, Radio and heater: New Paint. he K SCHLAEFER $01 CHEVROLET § PASSENGER Transportation special. 
$495 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL STORE 6 Mt. Clemens St. FE 317117   
“Your Ford Dealer” | Rochester Ford Dealer’ 
Fae   PETERSON 
1953 Kaiser. 4 door 
MOTOR SALES 
1961 
1949 Kaiser 4 oes sedan 
1961 Henry J 4 @ 
KAL 
3TTs SER. Ayden L Tvs SALES 
AVE. FE AUBUR 
Late 1 y LINCOLN 4 «DR. C. CAP. 
only seagate miles, 
heat- 1 white lide =. radio and er, pow windows 
== sacrifice “ mer foe r quick 
?| Month End Sale ered brakes steering, seat 
Original cost $4,500, 
finance 
‘OMY USED CARS 
22 Auburn Ave   
HUDSON CLUB COUPE. 1081 
Full accessories, FE 4-8134. 
FO. boy sBUY OUR GUARANTEED 
Bech ity LAKE ORION MOTOR 
M24 AT pepper petal 
MY 22611 al “til   
No Credit? 
Bad Credit? 
Here’s the place to buy. 
No co-signers, no past 
credit references neces- 
sary. If you are 21 and 
have a job, we have a car 
for you. 
M 
171 S Buy Here 
_ Pay Here 
NATIONAL 
OTOR SALES . SAGINAW ST. 
  isd 
MElro: NASH 
beater “b @ DOR heater, $125. 
       
    * 
1950 
HUDSON PACEMAKER 4 DOOR | 
245 LARRY. JEROME. 
      S PORD 6 =: HEATER. 
4 
254 8. Saginaw St. 
Buy a Used 
  2. PONTIAC | CATALINA. - SUPER 
geiaxe. Leather upholsterin = 
heater. Low m 
$1100. FE 4-5470. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  Se tlreee *be seen to be sores $1200. 
after PE 4.7636. 
    1951 PONTIAC 4 DOOR 8. 
condition MA = 
1983 PONTIAC | DELUX UXE HYDRA- 
ep 4 door 23000 miles OR 
  
‘63 PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA, | 
hydramatic. Loaded with access. 
$1405. OR 32480 
  
“Goodwill Used Cars” 
‘S52 PONTIACS . Chigttain, Deluxe. 2 ar & 4 €r. 
$995 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens St. Fe 3-117 
  1951 PONTIAC. DELUXE. HYDRA. | 
matic, radio and heater 1 owner. 
1070 Dover Rd. FE 2-4296. 
BON’ ALL Must   PONTIAC  *5? pinyilels thet 
ition access. Excellent cond: 
_Owner Call of 
  ‘@1_ PONTIAC, ean “WITH RA- @io and eakeo’ $ 106. E. Ann Arbor. 
FE 5-6050. 
“Goodwill Used Cars” 
Special Sale On 
Studebakers — 
pore $206 =. Three 1951 models 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL STORE 
65 Mt. Clemens Bt. FE 3-7117 
  
*51 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION. 
Siac 
vai ub 
r   
_FE 2-3318 and “3 | Ls ee a ervoegaees vs EXCEL- Know All the Details 
about the purchase of a USED CAR. Surprising 
as it may seem, there are many little “items” 
that must have proper attention to fulfill a used 
_ear sale. An establishment of a “Franchised 
Dealer” is so organized to give you top quality 
merchandise at the right price! Plus the feel: 
ing of security that yours was a “Good Buy.” 
34 FORD 
2 dr. 8 cylinder. A rea! clean family car with lots of good miles left. 
| $1,095 $1,095 $1,095 
$289 down and $32.85 mogthly. Your old car could even be the down 
payment. 
"A:1" Buys 
’§3 Ford 2 dr...... $799 ’'52 Chev. Clb. Cpe. $699 
‘30 Merc. 4 dr....-$444 ‘52 Ply. Clb. Cpe.. .$599 
54 Ford Conv’t ..$1644 49 Merc. Clb. Cpe. $499 
51 Ply. 2 dr....... $399 =. '53 Ford R. Wn. $1199 
‘s! Ply. Sta. Wgn, $599 °51 Mere. Clb. Cpe. $599 
51 Ford 2 dr...... $399 '53 Chev. Bel Air $1099 
°51 Nash Sta.Wgn. $644 = 51 Hudson Hornet $599 
'49 Ford Conv’t...$399 '52 Ford R. Wgn. .$899 
52 Hudson 2 dr....$599 52 Buick Super ..$1199 
49 Chev. 4 dr.....$299 53 Nash 2 dr..... .$899 
$4 Ford R. Wgn. $1699 = ’52 Dodge 4 dr... -. $699 
Hardtops 
US2 Nord esos ee se eenicenls $999 
*§2 Linculn ....eec-eece+ cs cecteeecct esses $159¥ 
53 EGrd <o.. eee eee eee eee see eccs $1244 
wel (bal aa adecanocneunoseconcdadsu0sduuE $1649 
Cheapies "49 Ford 2 dr...... $175 50 Nash 4 dr...... $175 
'46 Buick 4 dr.....$175 48 Packard 2 dr.. .$125 
’49 Lincoln 4 és. ..$175  °'42 Ford Clb. Cpe.. .$54 | 
48 Ford 2 dr...... $125 '46 Merc. Clb. pe. $125 
47 Frazer 4 dr..... $95  '48 Dodge 4 dr.... .$125 
"46 Ply. 4 dr........ ’48 Ford Conv't...$175 
49 Hudson 4 dr...$125 46 Ford Cpe. .....$125 
Trucks . $3. Chevrolet 2 Ton Tractor. .............-: $899 
'32 Dodge % T. Express ...........0004- .. $899 
54 Ford 14 Ton Pickup .............seseee. $944 
51 Chevrolet 2 Ton Tractor ...........008- $399 
"$3: Ford %4 Ton Pickup ...........--.:- wees ee 
49 Dodge Platform ............0e-eeeres .. $399 
52 Ford +4 Ton Pickup).....------------0- $599 
48 Studebaker %4 Ton Pickup .......... 20 $199 
HAROLD TURNER, FORD 
2 BIG LOTS 
464 S. Woodward, Birmingham 
134 Mile & Woodward 
Liberty 9-4000 
Liberty 9-4001 MIdwest 4-7500 
JOrdan 4-6206 
  
  
  
ATER. 
HUDSON HORNET. RADIO, 
ATER. 
50 PONTIAC SEDAN R&H 
aT? 
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES FE ¢7371 
WHOLESALE RETAIL YOU CALL IT! 
1960 Buick Sedan dynaflow £395 
1940 bs] an :   
sed 150 
1947 Chev'e. 2 door. 125 
1947 Cheve sedan dét<cery $175 
1947 vie sedan 7 150 
1946 Chevie % ton pickup $150 
mors to < from - up to 
West Side Used Cars 
023 W Huron _ FE _ 49-2185 
‘9 OLDS. 88 RADIO HEATER. _ete. Private $500. OA 83830. 
BARGAINS GALORE 
49 Ford 4 dr., 
- R&H, O.D. . $185 
‘49 Hudson Clb. ‘Cpe., 
exc. cond. ...... 5 
20 ford 2 dr. sedan. .$245 
50 Ford pickup, 
peal good ....... 
"49 Olds 88°Clb. Cpe... .$395 
49 Buick Sedan .... $275 
"49 Chev. Dix. 2 dr... .$245 
’S1 Ford 2 dr. ...... $495 
Come In ane ave convinced that these are 
more than the price tag. Our Business Is | 
Car Business 1 No Come-Ons No Giamiers | 
Just Good Cars 
'S4 Chev. Bel Air 
The popular sport coupe model, 
In top condition, radio and 
ater 
$1,589 ° 
’S4 Chev. Bel Air 
Pour door model. with radia 
heater and Powerglide. 
, 
$3 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 
Mere ts @ neat and clean sedan. 
Radio and heater. 
54 Chevrolet Red convertible with radio, heater. Powerglide and all 
power Ss windows, 
steering and e 
$1,989 
‘52 Chevrolet 2 Ds De Here's what we 
say, Fliers 4 Gotta oOo" Ths This ‘s 
the lowest price ever 
51 Cadillac “62” Sharp and classy sedan with 
nd heater. radio a 
$1,569 
51 Nash Rambler Bae vi our Good Credit — beautiful. hardtop model. 
NO MONEY DOWN mores with this ber- 
Many amen, for your selection— 196) rough 1954 al] body 
Te 
LIBERAL TRADES & TERMS ‘51 Chevrolet pag oy buy for a limited 
_ Central 
Lincoln 
iW. Pine st Case 
Do You Need 
Cars? ? ? with Confidence 
Dealing     30 Years   
      51 Buick 4 Dr. Dynaflow, radio and heater. 
Hurry! 6 Mt. Clemens 8t. FE 3-7117 SS ‘63 FORD VICTORIA, FORDO- | | ines LINCOLN CAPRI HARD TOP. | PONTIAC ‘54 8 CHIEFTAIN DE matic. Radio and heater, white 2 door, full power. Excellent con- luxe. FE 38-1200. 
all tires, 2 spotlights. gition erret, eer Sacrifice 
HURO} Pe ae “Goodwill Used Cars” Ss MERCURY CUSTOM 3 DOOR MOTOR SALE: excellent . = 
905 | 953 W. HURON 220 | white walla, eutometic trensmis- 53 PONTIAC and other extras. with ee with radio, beater, 
matic. RE, WW. Power @teer-| sarertinen’ taking delivery ou Dew $1,795 i ing, a oe condi-| car. PE 5-4287. ; . 
tion. = NASH RAMBLER. HARDTOP ‘51. : a feat : =e fed uses PONTIAC 
* or any’ ing © ual value. oy 
FoR, MANCH WAOGR, GOOG | fe mine of ctut)ae ot| RETAIL STORE heater. MI ¢2602 or OA 6-2249.| Parts, FE 5-9219. 65 Mt. Clemens st. _ FE 
$9 FORD CUSTO Hoop | OLDS 194 SUPER 8. 
and deck with radio and heat| Power Ane ol and a steering. Jus 1964 PONTIAC STARCHIEF air 
Orchard Lk. Ave. at Cass|_er. FE 8-0000. x Sous pat wills “case oa FE 8-0488 83 FORD. TUDOR ory me be te ts of A _ 2 tone paint OLDS ‘80 “88,” RADIO, HEATER, radio a Ao ty s acces- 
; Goes w any cussin’ Hydrematic & twin spotlights 664| fortes. tica, REpublic 
47 CHEVIE .........s00.0-.0) 907 | Satisfaction ore salen | Re Eeery ewes ta ee | ae aster * p DI et Memewth 3.5.0.8: tor | LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES i9so PACKARD CLIPPER, 4 DOOR | 192 PONTIAC. 4” Di gh le ‘ tise eeeeeeen $58 ae ae ies hydramatic, good condition. Must bet Ra 1 PE 51354. Other Late Models and MY 2-2611 "til 9:00 P.M. sell immediately. FE 8-0292. . == 
mL ctonsnt rans a FORD CLUB COUPE PRI- 41 PONTIAC BLACK COUPE. 
i s Saginaw —— owned. clean. line ans. 30 ne oo PE 3-0400. ‘ue s, 
a . w | side wall tires, excellent’ buy at Only PONTIAC 188 RADIO AND Goodwill Used Cars $137 cash. MA 41033. h heater “Excelleat condition. $225. % FORD 3 DR. LOADED, 0 < a 48787. _ ents. FE 2-0358, rp PONTIAC ‘54. 4 R, CUSTOM 
64005 SOTO. wena | gate SS en , Slarune, Porer brates 204 oy, oor, : . r C1 Ca er s \ll access. FE 
Value.” , a hee eae. heater, new rs 1951 PONTIAC DELUXE CATA- 
$595 white side wall tires, excellent ; lina PE 5-6432. 
) sone eel, | gee sume atoms | fog, ane geno é bp cust able mes 
PONTIAC a Was radio. heater, white wall,| Come in and et acquainted. | Saleen RETAIL STORE _ Assume payments. 5-2068. _ fares oneal be happy — | 1953 PONTIAC § DELUXE. MANY @ Mt. Ch a. rE snit| 4 FORD TODOR Low MILE. = S oes extras. porceletntscd. snow tires, 
over ments Can be seen at BARGAINS tS Robinwood. Reprimt | *! MERC. MONTEREY 4 DR. *S3 PONTIAC ¢ poo DELUXE. 
ate 3 4 = Levend keener fescokeat can 3 orDe R. R&H HYDR e073 
ically. “tan nie 1 Otte! | aa Bota can DRA | | i933 PONTIAC DELUXE 4 DOOR. 1961 nee ee tone —_ ee: —_- >. == 3 FORD Pais Since una hydramatic and other accessories. 
1950 Ford custom 8.2. door, Tedio ® Supe. “* ER | pontiad —C0s CUSTOM C and heater, to sell. beac civtel Sel ob $3 CHEV. % T u ee 
Sia bkamccee Wed wareten we Give en © Buy = 53 FORD %\ T. PICKUP R&B tacts arr svete dls 2 Montcalm West FE 40151 | - ‘33 FORD 2DR. RADIO, HEATER. Pontiac, ‘1 CHIEFTAIN” 68 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Pp AULSON $2 CHE _ R&H POWER ike caatel cana ee 2 1940 tudor’s. Both rua oo ee cre 4 DOOM. RADIO Seed” ee bio wee! ot SS mek. MOTOR SALES netee, DOOR. RADSO & | brakes. Mt $1208. 
Baldwin amas a 5 Pe St. Ee cCLB CPE RA&H#, ——— 
CHEVE. 710 SERIES. FORD 1004, COUNTRY SQUIRE. | x2 “BEiCK SUPER 4 DR. Ran _consider  eeen. trede in PE $3004 bases Overdrive tinted elas fresh air Y NA nant : 
ater ~ ST ATION WAGON lights’ washers. dual exhaust ‘8 CHRYSLER. DIO AND 
1954 DeSoto V-8.| ‘SS plates. Priced for quick sale. “$2 NASH STA. WON. RADIO, goat kel car. requunped wi with auto) Owner, MA 42133, 
psd FORD» IA 8 1964 FORD. ‘5! FORD IDR. R&H FORD-O 
coun er windows, to, omatic, radio, heater, wer steer- egharing Breed ing mileage Mi ¢-sese | (8 CHES. 2 DR. HE. 
Hurry! 
YOUR TRADE IS WORTH MORE 
= You THINK AT— — 
Michigan’ S Finest 
‘Used Cars 
_ WOQDWARD AT 13 MILE ROAD   
1950 Chevrolet’ 
Sedan Delivery. Just the one 
that you've been looking for. 
- Hurry! 
$349 
* "SO Chevrolet 
Be! Air with radio. heater, and wer Glide. Needs some body 
work. 
$389 
1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 
Tudor sedan with radio, heater 
and Power Glide transmission. -     Beputiful car at only 
$1.179 | 
49 pig rolet 
% fon a with 
heater, truck 
for e san wah 
— 
’51 Ford Stat. Wagon Another handy vehicle. Has radio and heater. 
$687 
. "54 Chev. 2 dr. 
Radio, heater, very low mileage. 
$1,289 
’53 Ford Club Coupe Just as nice as you'll ever find. 
Low mileage. : 
$989 
1953 Dodge Coronet 
~ "52 Buick Riviera 
Beautifal sedan with radio, heater, whitewall 
and E-Z Eye giass. 
$1,089 
Hurry!       
                   
        
     30 FORD TUDOR. A 
| wW and economy. te 
|| clock further 
mobile 
mpeion ge yf og WHERE Do the Smart Buyers Go First? 
South Saginaw of Course 
hed Dba Soe erase 
“s spa over beig and its interior have 
to be view aac cee this one. 
‘83 NASH aie ence meres tee 
woman of the family will love this car's brilliant blue fintsh and 
en Cn ah el a Of Crem | 
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER PORDOR. A car ir featuring an eye 
light green finish, V8 gor and hydramatic tra Saormtetes: 
ree transportation at its best. 
$495 
$3 PLYMOUTH CRAN FORDOR. This car, featuring sparkling 
hematin oy a pleasing blue finish, has to Ae pel and driven to be 
———— with radio, ‘heater, seat covers and of] filter. 
$995 cue 
Worry 
TUDOR. Pordomatic transmission. “83 FORD heater and seat 
covers. This car ts ip where radio. 
with mud and snow tires, and will get 
through the bed roads you and eget fun tee hol are 
encountered ¢@ a 
S104 
#6 CADILLAC “62” PORDOR. ‘The queen df the highways.” The 
finish is a solid beautiful dark grey with lustrous brown trim. One 
look will convince you that this is “the” car. 
5 . 
wer to be desi rh 
a> coated a bie car aoe Gueties will append eae | vos 
ditioned good ‘Tums as well. 
Squipped with radio, heater and clock ‘@. 
~ wercen feta, tous that — ore pole eo an 
ease and comfort a en qs when vie 
$395 
PA NEL TRUCK. hess you're @ sportsman, 
just like to work around the house, this peccilipe of 
wi corve you tn-any capacity deuired . Come tn and per 
$545 
‘8 NASH TUDOR. This car has radio, heater, 
relrppr teed transmission. All enclosed in a 
&-1 tires. Transportation plus here. the a 
er spotlight. clock and 
sturdy eocttcht, 4 rolling on 
DELUXE TUDOR. y sharp 
inside and Bh rg hoes two hood Aly coal "seeatieaA “ire 
ae on 
‘S! DESOTO gee 6A ols dl clean RI ar Bn cic | paint & dandy two 
ere in- 
MATTH EWS- - 
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7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.; mond in “The Eighth Window.” | & Mahoney. (2) Sinema. * * 8 Poul C. Burton, 01 Mary Day Ave 
Rarer 9) Bowe "puc| (re Fak Chae Nec Bart Carton eae Jotarrecas : elcome,” : rf wi 
Star Playhouse. Broderick Craw-| mystery (4) Dear Phoebe. News- |1:00—(7) Space Patrol. (4) Funny| sv, would not, ineriare mie Joka. Good, 2481, Hemi. Otien ford in ‘Desert Tragedy,” story| paper comedy with Peter’ Law-| Boners. (2) Capt. Midnight. | viewers, by paying a fee, to see David C. Gpences, 338 B. s., 
te re | ee Es © 11:30—(7) Cowboy Show. (4) Space | first-run films, hit Broadway plays Laster Bailey. 63 Judson ot gunman. (2) Featurette. Mickey on fight winners. (2) Cadet. (2) Abbott and Costello. | and other features not now avail- = Edward M. Lankford, 68 N. Sanford St. . 
1:15—(7) My Story. Drama. Our Miss Brooks. Mrs. Davis able. And they say their surveys MINK EYES MINK-A prize white mink breeder, eyes a mink | Ae ag 2173 Willew| 
1:30—(T) Rin Tin Tin. Rusty and|! birthday causes busy day at 
pawn shop in comedy with Eve SATURDAY AFTERNOON indicate the public would be willing 
to pay for premium entertainment, 
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daughter from jewel thieves. (9) | | Arden Party. (4) Happy Hollow R ae free of commercials. The animal costs as much as s the p coat. William’ M. Aan, 1622 Bast Square 
Million Dollar Theater. Hedy La- !®:@@-(7) Passport to Danger.| (9) Big Top. Fublic arguments have Sern rag” “tevid 0 Malleré, 90 Judson marr, Charles Boyer in “Al-| Cesar Romero in intrigue ad- ing -for months over the practical | | Seen Aleta nani merce Carl Roy Davis. 218 Pairgrove Ave. 
giers.” (4) Eddie Fisher. Songs.| Venture. (9) Inner Sanctum. |1:60—-(4) Town and o—s (2) and technical aspects of pay-as- 52 Oakland Men | Nerval D. Thurman, 9° N. Shirley oa Ee =* "National 
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             (4) Cavalcade of Sports. Middle-| 99 (4) Home Theater. remain immaterial until the FCC Do N | G rb | aired 3 , , , 1:45—(@) News Caravan. John’ weight boxing bout: Kid Gavilan Sissy Coa ® Uncle Teme or | disapproves. n Naval va | onten Sw. Watsse, 190 Palmer Wayne C. King, 1681 -Woliand ot, Bir Blake Radio & TV Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry) ys. Ernie Durando. (2) The Line- | ‘ Si af the | : James A. Knickerbocker, 126 Renshaw SERVICE 
Come. Songs. Up. Young tough leads San Fran- | *€0—(7) World of Speed. (9) Sat-| Many complenition cloud the Cet ae eae es TVC sg te | 3149 W. Huron $e. $:00—(1) Onzie and Harriet. Har-| cisco police on chase after mur-| Urday Matinee. (2) Bandstand. issue, but the overriding problem |U- S. Navy Recruiting ton ourt Fan Rochester Sg aes a et 4.5791 . 
| der of eldert - Pro | is public reaction to any change by | #nnounced yesterday that 52 of the Robert Welch. 1308 Air We 5 riet is alarmed when Ricky elderly woman. _ {800 — (1) Wrestling. (4 - Pro ; ; c. Jen wow . : the FCC of its historic ban on the| 70 men enlisting here during Jan UJ TQES ENCore Rochester OS ood switches from electric trains to |19:39—(7) Sherlock Holmes. Ron-| Basketball. (2) Midday Play- ins channels |Uary. were from Oakland County. Robert. Williams, 696 © Wolverine. chemistry. (4) Red Buttons. Red| aid Howard in “Perfect Hus-| house. use by any fee service of Men from this area donning the | for ‘Bad Act _ Lake Orion 
spends bad day at studio after} band." mystery. (9) Down You |s:99—(9) Million Dollar Theater. | viewee, It comd “welt heene a | Navy uniform were: 5; Or — oo ee i 7 wife forgets his breakfast. (2)| Go. Quiz with Dr. Bergen Evans. |. ‘ Ged weitcy’s | bat, pall James C Anderson, 234¢ Fordham.) DETROIT (INS)—Televiewers in ,n0'0% ® Kante, 91218 LeRoy Gt, Rose- | 
Mama. Family comedy of Nor-) (2) “I Led Three Lives. Richard | #®0—(7) Back to God. (2) Milky’s aay a ae rE areour,' 1m Nortn ive..|the Detroit area enjoyed actor |" Loker M MeCombine, Rosevt wegians. in San Francisco in| Carlson’ as FBI counter-spy Her-| Movie Party. aly, all signs Walled Laxe Ralph Evans’ performance on traf-| eceri§,2. Heteher. 41 Fairmont st. , . that it may be years before the Fred L alarteh, 3380 Pine Lake, Keege Wayne Nix, 1615 17 “waite Rad, Big 1900's. | bert Philbrick. |4:30—(7) Roundup Time. leone te settled. fic Judge John D. Watts TV show — 5 ceseen. ap - 
$:30—(7) Ray Bolger Show. Ray |11:¢9(7) Soupy’s On. Variety, 5:00—(7) Press Conference. (9) * «8 Jes Melvin Alle, see Princeton, ae oe “excep one, ato. G" Racike. feet Lanwroth, Dray- tries. to help ex-vaudeville part-| Frankie Lester, Charlie Parker,| Wild Bill Hickok. (4) Vocal Va- With subscription TV a station. Francis & Bierbusse, 013 Millard Tv ten He Comey. & et __Phlip L. Brusce, 696 Wolverine, Walled 
ner put together successful act./ guests. (9) National News. (4) | rieties. would be allowed for a certain vqloh® M. Beidt, saeco Ruth. Weshing- tel panel ner the | ° : 
(4) Lite of Riley. Riley launches | News. Paul Williams. (2) News. |6:18—(4) Michigan Reports. “number of hours a week to Scram-/ "Prema, w Beeman. 0 sancerses | show and’ announces: “I just saw | TY : campaign to get better ac Jack LeGoft. ble its telecasts for premium-type | Robert A. Casman. i791 B Troy. Pera- | ‘chasisian just saw Police to Wear Yellow | QUALI SERVICE 
quainted with his family. Wil- | | g:90—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) Ad- shows. Only viewers who had Paid | ““sassn 4. couem, rm orsnng Shed ted ps ee en All Makes! liam Bendix stars. (2) Topper. 11:16—(7) Theater. Film TBA. (9)| venture Theater. (4) Roy Rogers, their fees, and had the required| sicnse y ‘cosmos’ ¢¥ sum me Ge other night. IT #— Detroit motor foo A.M. WOR. M. . , aa [unscrambling devices tor their| Keanc ¥ Cupp. Se Doris 4 | Judge Watts was amased whee (‘Ye Cops soon are going to wear | Ore? Beautiful ’ ‘ sets, would be able to watch. Three | Rochester police asked him te check up en | bright yellow raincoats with blue | 
-- Today's Radio Programs --  |sremrece a SE, TE) Shc Se EE caer wen tere signe ay g tol} ae systems, Zenith naae Soe Deacon, 2405 Pordhem, Kee-| called “Traffie Court” and re- | @uaty But the new garb has yivania 
Corp. Skiatron Elec- enacts actual cases tried ts De- | nothi coat 
Programs furnished by stations lste@ te this column are subject te change withost eeties tronics of New York and Inter- ee orl ware tala peseeliovied pordeoy gilt nt heme cil wse, (700) CKLW, (900) = WW4, (880 WCAR, (119) «= WXYZ, (197) WJBK, (1088) )=— WON, (heen national Telemeter Corp. of Los| | bernard A cca, 432 E Jacheon.| Evans was brought in for a the bright yellow will make | ON ’ 
TOMGn? “9:15—WIR. Bing Crosby 8:18—WJR. Music Hall 12:98—WIR, Muste Angeles, affiliate of Paramount | ‘0)0 Ore mes 100 Juasen showup at police headquarters to- | * easier for morte te ee Ge C DON Ss : : WCAR, Coffee With Clem | WWJ, Perm & Pictures. One type of unscrambler Richard ¢ Poote. 12 Kimball : » | policemen. | 
“wwa, News * WAYS. World We Live in | WPON. Egan Show WXYZ, American Farmer provides for the viewer to insert | Resin’ B- Geta. 8100 H. Rechecter Re. oy sot ey inet “That's | WXYR, Wattriek-MeK. CRLW. Search Never Ends | 0:00-WWJ. Here's Answer | WEAR Hermeny Hell” | coing in a glot. Another operates "CDS? . goon sear Cummings, |e, Me. He and another map Dete Di con 10:00—WJR, Tenn. Ernie 8:45_WWJ, News = with a coded punch card the view- "| Fobbed me of $6 on Jan. 11.” rmine Disaster Aid 
WCAR, Sign Off Wave. Ba Bergan — Se SATURDAY arteRxoon | er would buy at a corner drugstore | tes"plams CO” MM" Mevlecrest. Dray-| | The 27-year-old Evans is a clerk | BATTLE CREEK —The Fed- | een cue queries | RLM Yan Suen eo ppah  acbeige \bey ama 1ee—WiR. cuy Howpwel | or order by mail. Dale M. Mecbler, 4061 LaPorest. pang agy = ——_ by | eral Cjvil Defense Administration | 
ww lgoes 10:18_CKLW, 8 Kaye CKLW: Newe, Music WAYE, News Gpere Pree. . Donald 8. Mankiens, 330i Mann R4 ae PE sepear (FCDA) says its regional offices | 
w, petie Chece WXYZ, Top of Town WJBK. News, McLeod CKLW, News, New York Cops Usin Gary B. Hiscock, 0¢ N. Williams Late | at Thomasville, Ga. and Denton, | WxYE. @mite WHOn, Oc? Raserd WCAR, Reve. Riythm WIBK: Mews. George ps g wa Evans was booked on a charge| Tex are Idletime Serenade WPON. News. Spanish Hour News, Colo ° Leo B Munkele Jr., 3390 Gregory RG. | of armed “ surveying recent tornado | 
10:30—WJR, Dance Orch. WPON, News, Platter olor Photos for Files Paul Humphrey, @10 Bloomfie robbery today. damage in eastern Arkansas, ¢:30—WJR, Reynolds CKLW, Country @tyie 9:18—WJR, Melodies James B. Howey. 3818 Buick Said Judge Watts: Ww, Wemetans WJIBK. Bouseperty | 9:00_wse. re. 1:18—CELW. Caneés { NEW YORK W&—The Police De-| William ft. Harvey. 3300 witlett . northern , Alabama and 
[=e aoe one 1100-WIR. Howe WON E Martta L_WIR Qynemeng s Bureau of Criminal | pD°Mtié,,F, Johnston, 20050 Prec | slg played the part of a man | Tennessee to see if federal aid is| PON, Spo ni ww, Reve si elas eeaee ‘ous CKLW, Ray Identification is photographing sus- _John H. Kittridge, 218 8 Main.| whe got a ticket for speeding on | required. 
ee bee ae || WECM: Mews Be: ate ecnturee | MAELWIR, News. Romance | Pects in color William P. King, 192 5. Pi private property, and was ac- WPON Art Van Damme | 11:18_wsR. sporte WCAR, Moet’ Seeupe wavs. Met. Opera Police photographers said today| Thomas 0 Mayer, 200. Mechante quitted because he knew his 
ermose om | Ma wosrmimon teem | WFO Rove iciay the Simm. anmperencies, aeen| Simerstalu' sates | mek” / C &V SPECIAL! WXYZ, Red Gkelton WPON. Manhatten Muste CKLW.. News, Party 2:185—WPON Club 1460 through 8 Oe! ety Luther My Mi = oman After uearing the full story, | ; CKLW. Fulton Levis 11:30—CKLW, MeKeligr WCAR, News, Temple depth to the photos and cause iden-| john Cc. MeMilleon Jr. 6612 Garden w WJBK, L. Genti WPON, Sports Slants WPON. News, Pontiac Party JR, Stand-by. Musie marks such as scars to| Terrace, Walled atts exclaimed: : ro =a Ghaniey 10:18—WJR, Topic for Today CAR. Rall. Sports up = y | we a A omen. 0648 Round Lake ‘I thought he was a pretty good : — show up more clearly. ay W. Guy Nunn eee aoe 2:48 WIR, Richard Mayes Thus far the bureau is taking _ Kea 3. Pinese, 616 BR Mudsca, Stor. but it looks like he's a bad 
1:30—WJR, Chorsllers SATUBDAT MOENING WXYZ, Patrol , Harmony -|only full-length shots in color eo actor 
W2TR Lone Ranger Fm, Vineil Goan. Ged mene 3:00—WJIR, Gerenade so-called “mugging” photos of a| Robert [’ Pechal, 384 Ruppert Maittera However, the judge was pleased > Gabriel Heater | WY, Sin dey eencott | WPON, Densy Discs wwe ee suspect's face still are being made ,"*”mon¢ ‘L. Pringle, 16188 Tucker gt the thought Evans’ skit had WJBK, Gentile CKLW, Rooster 10:48—CKLW. Here's Health | 8:30—WJR, m Trgsgury Shew | in conventional black and ‘white. “ium Robinsos, 8811 Bid last on the program. He said: 
"atest Places Tama” | Raoe: Renee chee | |MSETI. tev g, law] SIE Soe stant SrtA, as, Se Svcesee. |_ “Wells anyhow, 1 shows they Ww. Volee = a : 4 S @Ghow i . PY rian e, 108 en. =) 
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; ‘Modern Rip Van Winkle ae from England to the United | 
the plane was the first “really | 
With Wonder, Puzzlement Ee ae caer, Built DETROIT (UP) — John Noble. was “very ch tnapressed” by lees Roabocodl pogeronwal inne 
a sens bo Ss aes oneal | = ES een automobiles. In pin da a Guamie fone PENNWAY 
said today that life has been one| Ressla, -he said, only the rich Tune Television Corporation Swivel 
surprise after another since he| %Md the politically powerful have |“ .., : 18 W. Berea wivel 
Soe ge al oe ane Cente ! The modern Rip Van Winkle said; The only thing wrong with the Base 
most of the new things he's en-|new Detroit models, according to : zi 
countered have been ‘“wonderful,”| Noble, is that they. all look the BRAND NEW . ' 
but he said others were puzzling | same. SAVE | $ 95 and some of them downright dis; «They are beautiful but they all oo RE e tasteful. look alike, except for the color,” OVER . 
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to say about American automo. the autos were of the old square 0 ; 
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— Radia eS : onwoble said the Russians t- 1 YEAR GUARANTEE music and women's short hair pa’ Extra a 
pray : — their cars = —— 10” TV PIC. TUBE. .$ 9.75 exc. NO. | Also Available in Mahogany and Limed Oak 
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Seti tat n| ccame mt teat | AETV TUM HR yyy [PO Noble said some women “took | Seestene soe on die ueeckuniens “ ghar? 4g Leen Pay! Turns on Precision-Built . as if their ‘hair been gnawed| because they lack the mechanical 21° nye cap pig exc. to Pay Eo . —— 
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shoulder length,” he said. =| realized how out of touch he hed this nae Gasstom Styled Philce : | Open Nights ‘til 9—Plenty of — Noble, whe lived in Germany. doen, wi, Gn, perl Greens ee Sl j AN Other Colts ae ES $3.00 4113. Turns for easy viewing ! 
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