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| 113th YEAR keke _ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1955—82 PAGES AMROCIATED PRESS UNTTED PREss | fer ; ‘
3-Inch Snowfall .
Asks $4 Billion \Qvare Times Blanket of Snow| Miss Boys. Club Receives Crown _ Freezing Cold
toOperate VA Siss ere nes*. ow. Hinders Search Will Continue
for Fiscal Year |s=t-=s=<icr-ie-s{for Missing Girl” ‘Into Next Week ' House Budget Group | family. || Detroit Police Expand Dust Storms, Floods
y Double Over Weekend
Increases Ike’s Request | |, Siiden 0 Ot cheed oa Tu| Aunt for Barbara Gaca Add to Weather Woes ° . . *
| by $10 Million eee ae Carey's Cottage Beyond City Limits Across Nation
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The March Lion roared
over Pontiac and most of
the rest of the nation today
|with a paralyzing snow.
| storm here, dust storms in
the southwest and floods in
the south.
About three inches of new
Arthur Spencer said: “This snow will make) 7 > et 7 Ye > a s snow was recorded here as
. A body | ’ oe Pe aarrgioe: | : es : - 28 | of noon and the U.S. Weath- WASHINGTON (# — The ~ pore ee ee ee DETROIT (# — Inches of
House Appropriations Com- | Queen arrived draped in a long} snow added new obstacles
mittee today recommended — cont ony See eee today as police pushed their
$4,463, 126,000 to run the officials decided pega Marek the hunt for ‘T-year-old Barbara
Veterans A d m in is tration | water jump in front of the stands. |Gaca beyond the city boun-
during the fiscal year start-| Th!s cut the number of jum
ing July 1. ‘ ,
This was $10,756,000
Rochester Man Former; More than 1,000 Boy i *
nings Hospital in Detroit through the two-inch snowfall : -
He served as drain commissioner | Twenty-five Mount Clemens post- forts to clear drifting snow and
during the 30's. A native and life-/ men scoured their city and toured roads. Drifting was reported in
time resident of this area, he was|the gravel pits east of Mount most sections of the county
gg ew myriad rumers, f fae Pontiac Press Photo | warned motorists to travel only
cer Estate and and tips | KISS FOR A QUEEN — Crowned Miss Boys’ Club | Liberty St., who was Miss Boys’ Club of 1954. Giving) im case of emergency. State
firm, Rechester, he has emerged one clue—a report of a | for 1955 last night was 2-year-old Marvena Odom of | her a big kiss because she “smiled her way to Highway Dept. officials af Lane- been vic-
pest | man and & “trightened” little | 1034 Woodslee St., Troy Township. The diminutive |tory,” is her cousin, Lynn Dawson, 15, Boys’ Club| ing sald highways tn most'ef low-
gat oe ee ew Cee, queen Was crowned by Pamela Hamlin, 4, bf 335 | member who entered her in the annual contest. er
Chapter, Elks Club of Royal Oak, “—. @ t t . . So
Sante Ram ag aa| eammane come vanes 'Blue-Eyed Blonde, Age 2,| Youth Receives 2's wn'seiiem
wn, deers fo aa ge epeee emer | Wins Hearts at Boys’ Club 0-Day Term et pareann sea nies
Leah “Morton of Phila- ae eee, Oe a "vi | ee a a ne eco tun | Edison Co. worker was at) A charming blue-eyed blonde with @ smile that com- Uniorseen by weather forecasters
grandsons and one nephew. ie lemet Neus soot. ™|pletely captured the hearts of her audience last night| Attorney to Appeal |2'"i, prawn Pag ‘a don _ ee te en at 2/ "Descriptions of the car and driv. | W@S crowned “Miss Boys’ Club of 1955.” ’ Sentence on Charge creasing steadily until today.
Home in Mocheten _— Rear er were put out as an all-points| Chosen over 41 other entrants, two-year-old Miss | of Disorderly Conduct! The snow here was part of «
i a Marvena Odom displayed the graciousness of a true
graveside service with burial in| In Detroit, police halted a y~ queen as she recejved her crown from the hands of pret y| Gerald N. Hortick, 17, of 48| with wind and bitter cold, that
Orion Cemetery driving a answering the
abo scription of the mystery car. He| Pamela Hamlin, 4, holder of last year’s Miss Boys’ Club | Bennett St., yesterday was sen.| mushroomed over the Great
was held for questioning. No) title. |tenced to 90-days in Oakland Coun- Wistys efter euniing Gpce Hieue
31 Steers Roam i“ vere ee against him.) ‘Dressed in a pink frock complete with stand-out can- acne ae the sisonserly one ranging to 20 below sere.
Phoenix Streets, oat wabaten s row ore can slip, the diminutive Queen seconded the judges’ o. s:00 bond after. hie att orney |, Foul weather held up the ticklish
I ° Do yesterday in her home near the | Choice by clapping enthusiastically right along with her | arthur W. Kollin a the | 200 of sntting dynamite charges lor
njure zens Gaca house wae bats tor inves. appreciative audience. * sentence to Cireult ’ ue : revgebareter tins ona ee
OX, Ariz, O—A wit! soso , red in the contest by | Group Bares Threat The youth, scheduled for an the lower Niagara River and
. her cousin, Boys’ Club mem- | April 5 arraignment, also was "™ashed everything in its path.
| Der the daughter of Mr. |$0 Freedom of Press found guilty of a second charge of Sew, sleet and rain, a low
arvin Odom of | |assault and battery. Municipal Ceéing and poor visibility forced
ANTIGUA, Guatemala (INS) — | Judge Cecil McCallum, however,| Pe*tponement of the attempt, g
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frantic, citywide youngster who disappeareg while
> They were the last of 31 cattle|on a five-block walk from her al hea St., TYOY | the Inter-American Press Associa- explained he suspended sentence) Freezing, rainy weather plagued
that broke out of a car on a rail-| modest frame home to her Cath-| °° P. | tion discussed today a stiff blast on the latter conviction, pending | evacuees along the flooded Tom-
road siding last night and started! olic school. As winner of the Miss Boys’ Club | against press censorship or news| “improvement and further pro- | bigbee River in Mississippi. The
in a berd toward downtown Phoe-| Her mother reported her missing | “tle, Barvens Glee received 0 | cupecasion tn the Ameriene—insiud- | comming of the boy.”’ river crested at 37.3 feet, eight ix at 12:23 p.m. Teursday ing in the United States. | MeCallum tenced |feet above flood stage, and flood
One 800-pound animal was failed to show up for lunch. ribbon inscribed with her new title,| Chairman Jules Dubois of the | ie sunth to serve 90 dave eo a | waters covered an area in North-
captured efter he turned arcund Carrying a pencil box with her |!" addition to her silver crown. | Association's freedom of the press | y complaint whieh |¢astern Mississippi 50 miles long
Pontiac Press Photos | ond butted pickup truck that rosary Barbara started her soli Chosen as handmaidens to the committee released his report 10| charges he went inte a rage, and | by 15 miles wide. At least 1,209
MADAME TREASURER SPEAKS—Ivy Baker Priest, United States | wag saree cn. tary walk to school Thursday morn-| Queen, to rule ever the Boys’ | the board of directors meeting here| kicked & woman's car, stoned it Persons were driven from their
Treasurer, flew in from Washington, D. C. Friday to speak to the annual! , ere shat by pe ne. She was last seen By a ochost | Giub of Pontiac for the next | Freedom ef ae the rej and threatened her, using pre-_, homes, and the rampaging waters _.
— County Teachers a PR tet omen |, —— od es _ 1 | who received = treasure en, | is limited in one way or another aaa - perei nai invest |" — wi cald wwupevetares ; ° : . . ; . a y vestiga- ; .
pnt, Mr. Priest (righ) talks with Hazel A. Trumble ofthe Portiac| ey ‘came at ux with th ; | tine Direct, Witlans ¥. Greta: |Doonracan apace’ Parapmes, ‘tof oer threats recently Tu. Pyat te tne Ot Valleys one Press who presided at the afternoon session and introduced Mrs. Priest.| heads up, When we attempted to cos. They are: | Peru and Venezuela.” mored, McCallum said: “I found 1, Texas the arctic cold poured
that the situation did exist, but I .
* 6 *® * ee corner them, they would clear the Janice Kay Marsh, 3, entered | The report also mentioned @ sur: bolieve that no furthe hreats will 20uthward. accompanied by winds
hoods of the cars like antelopes. ‘ by her brother, Paul, Janice is | yey by managing editor V. M. New- , me Surkher treats ws up to 40 miles an hour. The tem-
Teachers Hear U. S. Official One animal was shot at least | «+ the daughter oi Mr, and Mrs. }ton Jr. of the Tampa (Fla.) be nade. Aunorities and several perature dropped at Abilene from “4 = . . s ’ \
Says Faith and F ater aan" in) Jet Crashes. |Pamstracstiass |e whet tiene conc "CET a | ays Faith and Freedo : x entage of com | hour y m Frances Rhodes, 15, was gored F ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mec- | mittee meetings were closed to | “The sentence was contingent ° | Below freezing temperatures
as she walked along a street tar | Air Force B47 and 133) (very of 306° Brock St. Keego | newsmen and public. | eee i ctt he needed kelp una | extended from Albany, N.Y.
Can Conquer Force, Fear | =," “4, | Both Come Down Near| pio "Me branes red ta hice tececte nl pees | southwestward’ to Austin, Tex. Maureen Kelley 2, daughter of Theda Bara Near Death inte these tantrums. ! wasn't and up along the Continental
By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE "diane * oo hen. El Paso, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Kelley of |_ HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Theda going to turn my back on the Divide. |
She came, she spoke and she conquered the hearts of | pitalized after being crushed by a| EL PASO. Tex. u — Two jets) 736 W. Fairmeunt Si. entered Bara, the screen's original vam- situation. | had intended either § Below zero readings. were felt : vo b “le, , . | pire, death at the Califc to rehabilitate the be take in Mon |
the teachers of Oakland County Friday when she said, | charging bull jerashed within an hour of each| bor Eadie Cumabertatn’ of, “194 ‘Lutheran Hospital today. “mu him out of circulation.” —, (Continued on Pase Hef > | Other near here last night taking ‘
“The public must treat you as partners, not hired hands.”| , Glenn Hay, Phoenix, was cred-| 1 ist three lives—and possibly | Wall St. a — — |
These were the words of tall, attractive United States iite’ fie sushed ont of hic nosey | more. ra getline Goode, 2, daughter | . » Three ‘orce men died in r. : ; ;
Treasurer Iry Baker Priest who uddreased the annual| sort drat = t's SUT, |e tang wrecing x me | #1 Goma aie De etre Parm Chief Calls Negligence Charges | Birmingham with a garbage can cover. dium ber as the plane| her brother, Eugene. *gs ‘ Z zoomed in for in a how!-| Winners of the contest were cho- poarch thea hep tured on Hay, |somed in fora landing n'a bowi-| Winners of the contet vere cro-| POJitical Propaganda by House Group With direct, forthright candor, Mrs. Priest who was the | who dived into a cotton-picking ma-| 7) wae de ~ de. Mrs. Harry Dernberger, president
daughter of a copper miner in Bingham Canyon, ‘Utah, chine to escape Jopment, but the a on of General Motors Girls’ Club;| WASHINGTON w—Secretary of | fix blame on this administration| the House Agriculture Commit-
and became a telephone operator following high school : . strike full force any houses. oe n Wynearden, executive | Agriculture “Benson has termed a oat Ring Rar eta able tee has approved a bill to re- 1
graduation to help educate six brothers and sisters, be- Election Coming— | rw. ster men, ax yet wna. | recto of Pontiac Campfire Girls; | “politcal propaganda’ 2 House tinued 10 years beyond the (World “°r* ' ;
lieves that “women belong in government.” dentified, were aboard 2 733 Jet | women's editor; and Wilma Green. | \PPropriations wee repost | War II) emergency because of the | Two members of the Appropria- on her rise Are You eady! trainer that crashed and burned way, Pontiac Press assistant coun- charging his department with nee | apparent lack of political courage tions Committee, Reps, Horan (R-
Commenting . a short time later. ; ligence and irresponsibility. to change it.”’ Wash) and Vursei] (R-Ill), defend-
from such a modest begin | strong mation. tt is not anyome | oo ss | Ground parties have not yet) A continding farm policy split] Benson referred here to a war. |¢d Benson. They said in a separate ning Othe US. govern: class or any one job, Ht is the tion day in Michigan. reached the scene, but were to re- e between Benson and. some mem- bore system of high, rigid price | statement: “We believe that Sec- |
in the GOVErN-| pooling of all Of these abilities | Ejectors will fill a mumber of sume their search at daybreak. (COMING Next Week—| ers oc congress ‘broke out ‘anew | prope tor baste. farm commod retary Benson is doing a good and 5
a ee toun were ys rae e ee ee ee seune pur ds 100s peat and wees Special features will not eaten Oacmibten thanaced tae eo hey e they eit the majority repert won common ; yea ‘by the Congress , ‘ater: so nafrow, “there was no Sadie ba cana Pontiac voters will have three [0 longer visible from low-flying| want te miss in next week's agricultere secretary “and others | —— lent year, Det | “fraught with political implications
place to go but up.” og me that P: proposal, before them, inchuding “a ie aie Press: around him” for what it said were . and inaccuracies.” 5
Mrs. Priest got into politics via| wen rangherge A future of} the question of uoridation ot we- om gentvese A series on Anthony Baden, | “political and other considera-| [ 7) Today‘s DreESS | The report actually was prepar- Her taother, & vet a ee \. pa coms _ Township offices also will appanage house in an probably successor te Winston -_ governing many of their “| Wieinghem celeocec seme + | 4 on behalf of a seven-man sub-
eran precinct worker, ‘took IVY] whether people want to face i or| "searting i Gc Fiese wm |94 the speedy jot made ite ap-| * pucemten of ciate “_ Seren nee ge | Commmltton on: egricwiiural. epgeey
Baker along to take care of the not. it te a tact. It is up to you sini Canies 6 diame poe pesach, Visibility was cut to.00r-| gure ond candigetees ee a eemaaan |: Gao Sieg IS |rets ond thee, Ropebicun hat
Si ree ee te enerciee their fran-| (yng nt somemets of today 8) pared by the Aaneciated Prewe |hall mile by blowing dust and) “The Little Bie Duck,” an | S| Sepet Re Crete ec f | eluding Horan, Vursell and Rep. to the polls to full of the American way of life—| oe the state amendments and (*2Md. Air Force officials said the| Easter story strip; Gunde fer the Agricaitere Dapart- | pred, chise , faith and freedom—that there will Ga te ie ota. gone taiaity. was «definite toc lees then Genete~oee ment im the fiscal year starting |. Marems sstyettaosccomsei | gees anne (—
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Burned | = Police ofthe Redford Post OK Due Today Rink Costs Per Perso | ; ree ay wip wing ong ; ie BIRMINGHAM—Two tickets to feet, (ot which the rink would quest in the death of Mrs, Ruth :
Move | Srier, 36, of Livonia: who sutlered Expect French Senate |. movies or # carton of cige-| comprise 85 by 185 feel) the Price Up, | Ste! iniuics i 2 Dear accident to Pass Paris Accords rettes per year—that’s one of the general obligation bonds would n] S Oras Late ang Twelve Mie After. Day of Debate | descriptions being applied by the pens gomiiin a een Sates yostenteg. : Recreation Board, in explaining | parking area bundings cnaitian | ee ne ne ene wen 2 pesnenaey | PARIS (INS)—The French Sen-| the annual cost to each Birming-| machihery, lavatories and shel- in an auto driven by her husband, ate was expected to give final tor his country | Victor L. 40, whose car was struck aggrevel te the Fotis tacenls © ham*resident for financing an arti- , - million bags | at the intersection by one driven ‘\day, virtually assuring rearma-| ficial ice skating rink at Eton Summer months would see to keep the | by Mrs. Olga Cirko, 27, of Farm- t of West Germany and open-| Park. ; surfaced area converted to tennis jington T . Final inves sage . or basketball courts, or used ington Township tiga- i ing the way to big four talks. As the board's first big step in and other activi- Jabour said last night | tion reports, added police, will be ' large-scale and full-time | ##"<ing, pageants the 1954-55 crop in Brazil could | referred to Oakland County prose. Debate eepens this afternese in/ proviting lnrpeores facilities for | %*- ® surplus of that many cutor’s office to determine final France's Council of the Republic, | | The rink itself would operate Sooo alen wrtghing’ 152 pounds. | steps. or Senate. The vote was expected | all members of el wre te | from Nov. 15 to March 20. It would Brazil grows the bulk of the| Mrs. Cirko and her 3% -year-old late tonight after 25 senators have | Fh a oot een Mendes In contain a public address system world’s coffee. |daughter Mary were treated for made their scheduled comments. || “pllare and cents, this nts ¢ equiped with hockey boards te ae emt be | Cuts and bruises at Redford Re- Both French Premier Edgar ©Uars ‘or 1S wenre the 2nd accommodate 400 skaters at a Te Pedy nll mavtet |Ceiving Hospital after the accident Foure and foreign minister An- 5! per person for 15 years, the 11) 415 cont charge would cover ~ Orler : ine Pinay have taken strong 8rd estimates, | maint - end may be burned—when the | was uninjured, toine y have s g | maintenance. 1955-56 starts stands backing the agreements that In addition to 9 surfaced, | 9 oo o> its size, aconasibill- onep ment duly. would: | lighted, fenced area of 115 by 215 . arenes The 194-55 crop, he said « « Pontiac Deaths 1. End the occupation and re- © ae ee ie a cteated avons news conference, is expected to, arm the Bonn Federal Republic than other parks, the develop- produce 15 million and ve l | G dsm tewing yeor there may be if'er Charles Fromme 2, Rearm West Germany with- 0ca ual en ak O Ee Pak ee we
17 _ million. fm the projected Western Puro . tator sports is
He said a decrease in the brazil) Charles Fromme, 71, of 3144 pean asics, fo Stand Inspection mo Sere. Price of coffee, now around 50 to | Dixie Hwy., died yesterday at St 3. Admit West Germany into the ‘Ragerto Sem ches, ie owe
“4 cents a pound, could ruin many | Joerph Mercy Hospital after a North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organiza-| Members of Pontinc’s Co M, | operating such programs iniewe
| He was born in German tien, ’ . cessful results concerning youth ; y Oct. “ * the coal-rich|Guard, will stand inspection Mon- ’ reached an alltime high fe tne (27.1883 and married to the former one —- day night at the armory on Water | Problems, say members,”
own aa fe $30: pound nar Sere vetiring Mr. Fromme oo“ has signed the Bons Theodor “The heavy weapons unit, com Rot e A saat Prien a or “ ° . - . T. . more. The price in Brazil at the | bad been in the plant protection public's approval of the pacts. The |Prising light and heavy machine- See. ee cients door, time was about 93 cents a pound. | department of the Fall Spring & few nations as yet uncommitted | guns, recoilless rifles and mortars, | 4 10. the museum and plane-
Brazilian officials reported these | Wire Co. were expected to give quick ap-jwill be graded by Batallion Com- | tirium program for school chil- high prices were caused by frost| Besides his widow, he ig sur- proval once France completes rati-| mander Lt Oe. Retort ©. McCue. dren of the area, when the regular damage to'the 1953 crop. __| vived by two daughters, Mrs. Mar- fication. Also slated for ce meeting is held there at 8 p.m. The present price of coffee per-| gery Parker and Mrs. Maxine aa SUPPLY | Monday. Election of officers also mits chain stores here to. sell it | Dault and six grandchildren. T he Add ssed ation. ; is scheduled. the tan tan % cmt 6 pound, | Service wll be eld Monday a SRR Eee ete ae beet es | cada, wide conn nto sill cast more thane doller "| 1.2.2. from the Harper-Mil gram to keep personnel ready and ot St. still cost more than a dollar. Funeral Home, 1} oe by U 5 Treasurer ule junier department dames If Brazil destroys part of its owe properly equipped for all possi Episcopal Church will present a eH St., Detroit, The Rev. Oliver Col- cmerpencice spacial’ Leaten’ eiudy oresram crop this year in order to | jing of Trinity Methodist Church, y (Continued From Page One) : 4 , maintain the price, it will not be Highland Park will officiate with sie Commanded by Capt. A. J.|. “The Big City Story,” at temor for the first time, Between 1922] burial in White pel Memorial f be no room left for the other ide-|Largent, the company boasts &| row’s 9:30 a.m. service. and 1940, 90 million bags were | Cemetery F ology—force and fear.” membership of 104 enlisted men * ee burned. ° t» Explaining the federal monetary | and five officers with openings At its recent meeting, Beverly
‘ ~- policies of the U.S. government, | tor 24 men and one officer within | school’ PTA elected officers for
More Snow Expected |Derlene Newcome ELKS BREAK GROUND — Ground was broken Pestiae Pres Phete| Hamilton's original theory 7 of boop | dt —— ay gar — 4 pA 5 president was William Price, with : Prayer service will be held Mon-| yesterday afternoon for a $325,0000 addition to the | Elks Lodge 810; Wallace Williams, leading knight ing only the minimum of cash in Th Admit Milk Theft King Ruhly, father vice president
T and T. ht day at 2 p.m. at the William F. | Elks Temple at 114 Orchard Lake Ave. Shown, left to| in the Pontiac lodge; and William J. Jernick, of Nut-| the treasury and putting the rest| |hree vamit Mrs. V. S Madison, mother vice onig Davis Funeral Home for Darlene |right, are: Russell M. Dodd, exalted ruler of Pontiac | ley, N. J., grand exalted ruler of the Elks. to work was still followed. From City High School president; and Mary North and (Continued From One Newcome, 5-month-old daughter of “The public is always fast in its | ; Abe Swart, teacher vice presi- Page One) Theodore and Mary Amerson New- deposits, but Congress is quicker! Held by Pontiac Police for in-| , west, and the mercury fell to 10| come, of 24 Rapid St. The Rev.| Detroit Lawyer Speaks: . on the draw,” she remarked. | vestigation of larceny, three 17-|“S1% y. rawodni ig record: degrees as far south as southern | T. Walter Harris of the Providence ~ Saying that this country has year-old youths today told police| i secretary; Mrs. Robert Groves, Kansas and Missouri. The coldest Saute lee Cond a Gon’ | > -E d t f F] id ° W t - = thay certo thee canes ot it ee | Mrs. spot in the nation was Drummond, ficiate with burial in Oak Hill ays haorsement oO uorliae 1n afer ore ine botinns _— ane terday from Pontiae High School. | Patton Lamb, historion and Stan. . Mont., ' below. Cemetery. 7 ene 7] the mest important word in the acing further questioning w.| ley Anderson, treasurer. Snow inches deep f ed N U d I] . Ps about other thefts are Charles W. |
tended tom Masur and southern | ct 341851 and hed Thursday n Is Confus , Not Unconaitiona Y American Republic as “free.” | Hill, of 1012 Iroquois Rd., Pontiac) Aan Easter vist to Bermuda trom Jowa Ohio Rocky Moun- ‘eee Her breakdown of this word gave | Township, Eugene C. Douglas, A 17 taln states had. hoary cron aang | 204 Highland Meee tae meen | Jobn Satran, a Detroit attorney bills since the committees neither | lows: The councils, (referring to | faith to the first letter, “faith in| 196 W. Yale ‘Ave.. and John B.| oe Dewalt YMCA tran cold weather. The three months. who is also associate minister of approved federal legislation for or the councils on pharmacy and | ourselves and our fellow man.” Crampton, of 448 Northfield St.,| th ° temperature | and father, she is survived by | ; os . a with Birmingham as a participant. was five below in Wyoming and | several brothers and sisters. Row- | ‘%¢ Central Methodist Church in| against fluoridation. : | chemistry, foods and nutrition), | For the “r’ she said rights of the| Pontiac Township. Colorado, and 18 inches of snow | jand Liew! Sandra and Mari-| Detroit. points out that the issue “Sime these whe faver fluc. | Purposely refrained from making | individual were primary and she| The trio was picked up by De- Men and women will fly to St. fell at Sheridan, Wyo. . lyn at of Pontiac of fluoridation of public water SUP-) jasuon make so much of the | #2Y recommendation that commu- stated thet education should be te ee oe cate oe ie | Sotaeatng puch vou tena Almost hope eo . plies has become highly contro dorscInent American | “ities support or oppose projects | first and most important “e”’ turned over to authorities aft-| swimming ocean beach, ~y was lest for the | versial. by the | for the fluoridation of water sup-| the second one going to experience.|er the youths admitted the theft. golf course, fishing, shopping Texas fruit crop because of the Dental Assn. apd the American | *” -unseasonal cold front knifing Margo A. Ryan “In many instances there is! jgedical Assn we ought te know | plies. It was the opinion of the | Referring to the rejection of tax| Some of the milk was found | and ether activities. Reserva.
” through state. more than light.” he tacts concerning them. | councils that this question should | cuts right now, she said that “liv-| in their auto, Police said none of| tions must be made here by ¥ the . Prayer service will be held for | ™Uch “ neat vidoe lene nd | be answered by the dental pro-| ing as we are in an age of peril.| the thio is a student of the school.| Monday, with mo more than 50 The Teas agriculture commis Margo A. Ryan, baby daughter of cue ar uottmn ‘ot tee scientific) “The American Dental Assn. | fession, we cannot afford to cut if we want | being , stoner feared that the remaining | Harold and Idamae Ryan, of sand tacts involved and thus are unable 4s unconditionally endorsed fluo-| 104, members whe were dis- | to survive.” |Snowstorm Catches U . * third fruit N. Avery St., Monday at 1:30 Pe) arrive at a calm, reasonable | "dation according to the statement) tistied with the above result | She pointed with pride to the| ~ P At tomorrow's final program in may d cut. The | at tae) Sperke-Gritiin Chapel. The | aoa intelligent conclusion, of its secretary, Dr. J. Roy Doty.| teeughe the matter up before fact that the treasury With Men Driving Plow the Lenten series sponsored by the wwe bled by o | Rev. Kéword D. Auchard sche. | “Since scientific facts are in-|°0., the congressional committee. the house of delegates of the | was the first U.S. division to give — pruck | First Baptist Church, the Rev. Ar- freeze a week ago. | ciate pastor of the First Presby This endorsement was given with t There are _ POCATELLO. Idaho & — Truck | thur F_ Farrell will be the guest rith | volved, some individuals claim this American Medicaj Assn. at its | employment to women re , John Gibbs Al- _— . terian Church, will officiate wit ; out any independent scientific re- ti in I Dec. | th 72 cent of the drivers John and Floyd speaker. Director of church exten And sheepmen in South Dakota, i Whi Memorial | is an issue that must be decided ; "| meeting as angeles, - |mow more than 72 per iles to He and Montana, who have sheared | (ua) |” mite Cag mmrie' | by the experts. It is true that cer- | "arch being made by the associa- 47 1951 De Lall’s statement |employes who are women. ree Order to thumb a. ride | 80" for the Detfoit area, he will | Cemetery. ° tion. - 5 r speak at a 7:30 p.m. service, open their sheep, believe the ae eave | Margo was born here Feb. 24, ‘ain aspects must be lett to the “The American Medical Assn.. ort that at this sresting Mrs. Priest said that the Unit- |into Pocatello. ; to the public . ayn ae Egy tery eet un | 1955 and died yesterday. a month | éxperts. or soangerA tre however, has not given its uncon- | vor of fluoridation The tallowing ed States is the only govern. _ They knew it wouldn't do any }
touched by the zero cold and !#ter. in the Children’s Hospital ot | Grinking fuorideted water must be ditional endorsement. The state-| is » brief excerpt: Resolved that | ™ent Im the world that publishes | good to call for ne Pay. Wants Milk Inspectors strong winds, were concerned for | Detroit. She is survived by ber) one eine arts ment submitted by the association the house of delegates of the | * “ally debit and credit state- | when wey ont pred in heavy " the new calf crop. parents. [ove xper"s. | to the congressional committee by| American Medical Assn. endorse | ™*- Grifts near Grays to Sterilize Their Boots But if much experts are in dis: | George F. Lull, its secretary and| the principle of fluoridation of | She was introduced by Hazel A.| They Were driving) it. ® | agreement then it becomes a moral LANSING (UP) — A farmer S h f S U ted Mot Head whether we should general manager, sets forth as fol-, community water supplies. Trumble of the Pontiac Press who) . . legislator from Elsie, wants milk earcn for oon ni Ors ’ | woceed “- Quoridetion in the — ———————~ |_ “Dp. Charles Farrell of Paw-| presided at the afternoon session. | Orvie to Grand Rapids? inspectors to clean off their boots Saves An : |light of such disagreement. Thus it k ’ M tucket, R.I., chairman of the com-| | The moming session, S| GRAND RAPIDS (UP)—Orville| before they go tramping around es other W. N. Potter, Dies athe responsibility of every in- Yan ees anager mittee which considered the fluo- | Meets the Professors,’ with Law: | pubbard, Dearborh's stormy may-| cow barns.
Lad From Pond ‘orman | vidual to become informed as to . ridation resolutions offered at that | rence Spivak of Washington, D.C: or and a candidate for circuit) Rep. Andrew Cobb (R-Elsie) in- SAN FRANCISCO u — Norman what the experts know and what Charged in Assault | meeting and the author of the reso- | commenting on Capitol reaction 10 | sage in Wayne County, is going | troduced a bill yesterday requiring ~ Fate stepped in when four-year-| W. Potter, 60, of Detroit, died un- they do not know so as to be able | lution that was finally adapted, | current international and national | 5, apply for the $17.500-a-year job| milk inspectors to sterilize their
Sa "Wirt Towmaip te sadng corm of Capen? ei Che RSE ST ETERS ne ener rena |e Sanaa of Grand Rape, |twear tre they eer bare + Wate ownship, fe o | issue, w ' toda Medic aad be | the “as a preca through thin ice into a nearby eral Motors Corp. executives. He | “As Ch ne we be charging Casey ‘Sengel. raaneaes| being blamed for supporting fluo- Schools. | today. | ing ee pond yesterday, for a dental ap- W@S general manager of United rtetia: maune | ridation when, in effect, they give| Spivak said that in his opinion | — pointment may Motors Service, a GM subsidiary, | Vitally concerned about what we [of the New York Yankees, with it the least ible support that | President Eisenhower cannot be | Kurt's next-door neighbor. Mrs.| Doctors said they believed . de to car bodies. it te cur duty assault and we of profane and | 1..y'could conceivably give in.view | beaten, if he rune again, by any’ I ’ heart attack ‘exponsible, te property take care of this anguage. | of the establi t § fly, of the t Democratic en-
pg ater age 10 ae for her His wile, Margaret was with | temple of Ged. Geed phy a | Deputy Sheritt L. M. Kersey said ee met the moodical actors but \ pat leave for the dentist. She had just him in San Francisco where he | health ts _- enn Ged a ee weet Pea ae ee | rather the dental society that is| Queried on the advisability of < the G mune ) . SUR, al- reached the pond when she saw @d gone for the GM Motorama.| *® ever —_ » = office o & justice | causing pressure to be put on local revealing the contents of the Yal
Kurt tumble into the icy water _ le was a member of the Detroit ne ae He _ and develop one peace ney were based On | communities. ta papers, Spivak said “there is a some 20 feet away from her, | Golf Club and was a Mason. ¥ given ws. allidavit 0 ‘the Peta a) “Furthermore, the matter ts ‘lfference between acting in se- Besides his wife, he is survived ‘Furthermore it_is our_respon- photographer for the St. ie . cret_and keeping secrets forever. eee |
up te her waist and pulled Kurt
up before his head even went
under.
Kurt,
Nelsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
was given a hot bath and
tucked in his bed. Mrs. Lyon set...
tled for the hot bath. It wasn't
until the excitement was all over
that she remarked to her hus-
band:
“I don't knew what I would
have done if the water had been
deep—I forgot I couldn't swim.”
The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Snew
windy and cold tonight Snew acceme
pp 4 te 6 inches. Snew flurries and
Teday in Pontiae
Lowest temperature preceding @ am
At 8 am: Wind velocity 20-25 mph
rection north-north west
sets Saturday at 651 pm.
rises Sunday at
Moon sets Gaturday at 10°26 pm
Moon rises Gunday at 609 am
Dewntewn Tempersteres
am -
OO M......6.5 ™ 11 22
TB MM... cceees. 4 #12m....,.... 24
BB Mn cceces- 2320 1D om... 26
sa. m. 2p.m ™
is. m. 22
- Friday tn Pontiac
(As Recorded Downtown)
UTS nee cceesssceess B
temperature ..... QP ccepecseces 24
ture t seen 30
r
One Year Age in Pontiac
temperature... ss... 63
ne Ov ceccccccccece 35
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Windy.
Lowest Temperateres This
Dete in 83 Years
11 im 1937
21 Lee Angeles 82 58
3 Mem Se ois
1? Miami 6 %
7 Milwaukee 271 #1
43 Minneapolis 12 6
Boon 7 , ‘4
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Restrictions Lifted ues Cushing, of Washington, D. C.
Services will be at 2:30 pm
Tuesday in the William R. Hamil-
ton Co. Chapel, 3975 Cass. “sibility to see to fi that not one |
single member of God's family is
ceive und devotes ' Me bony. Free. noon during the first inning of the official publication of the medi-
ridation is an important matter | *
for the Christian. This is true be- With the Brooklyn Dodgers at Al
cause fluoridation is not only a
health issue but also a moral issue. ; ; “Fluoridation hag | tt gh- kicked by Stengel when he at-| supplies, the Council of Foods Weight restrictions will be lifted
on concrete base trunklines in
Oakland County at noon Sunday,
the State Highway Department
announced today. Blacktop and
gravel restrictions will go off on
routes south of U.S. 12
A bird's neck is more pliant
than the body of a snake.
a $$ ly investigated by
sional committees, First in 1952
when a bill was introduced in the
House of Representatives seeking
federal approval
Second, in 1954 when a bill was in-
troduced seeking
against
case did Congress act upon the of
fluoridation federal two congres
fluoridation
action
In neither
Sanders said he filed the chakges
following an incident Friday after-
Yankees’ exhibition baseball game
Lang Field.
Sanders said he was cursed and
__ tempted to apologize to the Yankee
manager for obscuring Stengel's
view of home plate when the bases
were loaded.
Gendarmes Battle
Brussels Rioters BRUSSELS (INS) Mounted
gendarmes swung flat-sided sabres
in a cavalry charge on 20,000 yell-
| ing. stone-throwing demonstrators
| in Brussels today.
It was the first major violence
|in the riot-threatened Belgian capi-
tal. Three hundred thousand Ro-
man Catholics had pledged to
| march in protest against govern-
+—stltt-more-confased try the tot
| lowing statement which appeared '
| in the January, 1952, iseue of the
cal association known as North-
west Medicine: The American
Medical Assn. has not endorsed |
fluoridation of municipal water |
and Nutrition notified the Wash. |
ington State Medical Assn... .
It is the opinion of the council,
| however, that unqualified rec-
| comendation fer general use of
this procedure must await the
completion of long-term studies
| mow in progress. Its ‘effects are
not yet fully estabished. |
“Also everyone should know that
it was admitted under oath that
the American Medical Assn. has)
made no independent scientific re- |
search as to the possible harmful |
results of fluoridation.
“Is it moral to advocate fluori-
dation if we cannot be certain of
the position of the American Medi-
cal Assn. on this matter?”
s i bsidies t ‘no, replied Spivak who is a
Meat ceases” =e "© Per” Delos Dunham Keeps sora sows soomenatcy tn ne, Police swept more than a thou-| a, . Capitol.
} sand persons into custody. City Checker Title —__—
Clanging ambulances pushed . Regents Ask Hearing . te For the second month ina row, | Each jumbled rear he tenate manie® | Delos Dunham has been crowned |. ANN ARBOR @~The regents of d is re- tT remove the injured, inctading the University of have leted te-m Frans Van Cauwelaert, former King of the checker players at the | Ji0 toe teas the my XBER Catholic Lewer spon- hearing
work ss" -|| 3 g000r CCEA Mone, whe hed fea the aren. sored by the Parka and Recres| tlt Senate Jodiclary Commie rearrange os strators when the gendarmes | tion Dept. pot | of to Mich-
few o8 possi. ‘ charged. | Runner-up to Dunham was |igan State University, The bill
line 5 RECKOC The crowds unhooked overhead, Carl A. Bienemann, and 8 (to change MSC’s name already
my mae. I jelectric tram cables, swarmed, yeareld James S. Hicks was | has passed the House, ae 6 YPPPU [around detachments of gendarmes,| Witiner of the consolation round. | yee Y 7S8AH | | attacked in isolated fist fights and | Wesley Krapohi was consolation _ Solar batteries which donvert wer: 8 SETETR TT) shouted Flemish hymns and anti.| T!aner-up. sunlight directly into electricity Peratrespes 9 esxou [T government sidgans. | A new tourney will begin at ™ay some day furnish enough
. |7 p.m. Wednesday at the club's | power for household use, but there
© 1985 3-26 The: Detroit. Police Department | regular. meeting at the Hotel | is no indication that they can be
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in their life span what they said
and what agreements they veached
would become public knowledge.
On the far-Eastern question, he
said that if shooting starts and we |
says ‘yes.’ I say
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Research in Pennsylvania ,
\ Survey Fi nds Causes of Highway Crashes oe
ologist whe studying
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parade, annual Caracas Carnival, Venezuela, were
CI | icticited to discover a “peart” in the person of 16-
fun at the carnival as did the youngsters.
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92-Gallon Automatic
ELECTRIC WATER HEATER
FREE WIRING
on Detroit Edison lines.
COMPARES $ Q) 5
with other heaters selling
for $135.00. ;
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fast, low-coat recovery ey
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Open Friday and Monday Nite ‘til 9
Youth Rally Meets
‘Tonight at Lake Orion The monthly Youth Rally of the
Oakland Youth Fellowship will be
held at the First Baptist Church
of Lake Orion tonight at 7:30 p.m.
qaratere to anid chiscto tn .the Open 7 A. M.
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Vets to Fill Bonus Forms
OXFORD—Korean bonus appli-
cations are available at the Vet-
erans Memorial Building from
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today, according
to Gordon Seale of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars. ochester Set to Hold Annua I Student C dreer Day Monday
Delegates
16 clubs in more than 10 commu-
nities will converge on Lapeer for
the annua meeting of the Lapeer
County Federated Women's Clubs
|on April 14.
The Farm Bureau Women's Com-
| mittee will be hostess club
for the all-day to be held
| &t the Center Building starting at
10 a.m. Registrations will begin at
9:30 a.m.
| Represented af the convention
will be clubs from Imlay City,
| Dryden, Attic, Otter Lake, Meta-
Mrs, IRMA CROW
Secretaries Get
Tips on Writing County Education Group
Hears Mrs. Irma Craw
at Walled Lake
The Oakland County Association
Ciittord Smart, superintendent of Schools, gave the offi-
to the group at the
partment several num-
bers prior to the afternoon
Merland A. Kopka, director of personnel placement at Wayne
University spoke at the concluding
session on ‘‘How to be an Em-
ploye.” He said that developing
the ability to get along with peo-
ple wag the most important requi-
‘site of an employe.
Romeo Church Will Hold
Special Service Sunday | ROMEO—A special Lenten serv- “t6 cwilt be held: atthe First Com: photostatic copies of their separa. gregational Church here at 7:30
tion papers or the original copy
Volunteers will assist veterans in
filling out the applications
Professor to Speak
IMLAY CITY — Prof. Charles
Hampton of Olivet College will be
the speaker at the morning service
Sunday at the Congregational
here ;pm. Sunday.
Dr: John Greenwood pastor of
the Methodist Church in Port
Huron, will be the principal speak-
er, and he will be introduced by Delegates From 16 Clubs
e at Lapeer superintendent of Northville Psy-
chiatric . Will Conven
‘| Awards Made orensic Contest
to Area Students
2 Win Scholarships
at FFA Gathering EAST LANSING (UP)—Duane *. ter
convention of the Michigan AS | potriy of 127 Parkway Rd., and
America at Michigan State Col | 491 Fullerton Rd. .
to state farmers based on their
A new game of Cops and Rob-
and cooperative activities, and) bers, strictly modern style, is
activities in fire prevention on | being tried out in Waterford Town-
ship, and police officials there
claim it is proving a big help in
degrees to 11 persons for serv-
ices to the Michigan branch of | is played for keeps,
the FFA.
i Win Gold Awards
at FFA Conference MARLETTE — Three Mariette | force la
youths were among 29 gold award! The idea of organizing boys
winners in the Star Famer pro | tween
gram at the Future Farmers of | Junior Police Department
ural q
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Area High Schools | ™nt- That started 3 Southfield and Waterford Town-| _ Teday close to 6 boys in the
group of TT secondary schools ap- fication cards that place them
_| duntor Police, The young police North Central Association of Col force is broken up into precincts, leges and Secondary Schools, it was announced today. each with its own captain, twe
The association ig the accredit- Heutenants and three sergeants.
ing body for universities collleges| The Cass Lake-Dodge Park
and high schools in a 19-state area | group, or Precinct 1, meets every
extending from West Virginia to| second Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30
Arizona. : _ | p.m. in the township police station
“ened” CRB Lake rr To Speak at Sunnyvale
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Ed-
ward Darling, director of the De-
troit Voice of Christian Youth, will
be guest speaker at the 11 a. m. | now being formed in the Drayton the Rev. Ellis Hart of the Romeo | service Sunday at Sunnyvale Cha- | pigins area will add about 20 more
Methodist Church, Congregational
Church minister the Rev. Peter
Vos will have charge of the wor pel. He also is vice president | men the or force of the Great Lakes Region of the ° ny , | Ship service, which will also fea-|is widely known as a_ youth | youths in police work and super-
Oakland, Area Groups Report Election results of vari:
ty organizations were reported to-
day ag follows
Metamora
Following the 4th quarterl,
Methodist Church conference of
Dryden and Leonard conducted by
the Rev. Arthur Smith of Port
Huron, the Rev. Stephen Chapko
was invited to head the churches
for another year. Edward Sheffer,
Harold Foot and Harold Duckert
were named trustees to serve until
1958. The nominating committee
for next year includes Mrs. Pauline
Hazel Harbor
Mrs,
Mrs. Gall Wentworth. Chosen to
on
_Mr> - and Mrs, Richard
and Mrs. James Staercke.
Elected to the finance committee
were Mrs. Harold Foot, Mrs Hazel
mer and Harold Duckert. Church i, ture special music.
Mrs. Coda Wilscox.
Avon
Mrs. Mildred Muchenhirn was
elected president of the Ladies
Auxiliary, VFW Jack Mason Post.
The Big Beaver PTA elected | Youngs, secretary; Roy Southwell, Harmer and = Fityd Reed as president, who will
| take office next fall. Mr, and Mrs.
pectively. Mrs.. Doris Johnson is
teacher vice president,
Other officers are Mrs. J. F. | named Arlo Davis as president | president; Mrs. Lessiter Brownell,
Pickleman, Don Fiater, Fred Har- Hamifton, secretary; Mrs, Clyde | for its new term, starting July 1.| treasurer; Mrs. Neville Singer,
Kohl, treasurer, and Mrs, Mar-
| Sgt. Lester Coykandall of the| dent; Duane Schulz, secretary;
ts Mrs, Hazel Pickleman. Mrs. Michigan State Police is scheduled! Renee Boschma, treasurer, and
, us coun-| Jack Harmer is treasurer. Organ-} to speak at the group's next meet-| trustees are Ernie Burt Porter ists are Mrs. Hazel Harbor and ing at the Stuart K. Baker Jr.| Martin and Howard Burt,
Other officers are Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs, Walter Geno, is secretary | elected vice president Fater, senior vice president; Mrs. and Mrs. Gus_ Krutschewski,| Completing the new slate of of- Edna Hughes, junior vice presi- treasurer. ficers are Mrs. Mildred Lamphier, “ nt Mrs Grace Duff, treasurer; | Imlay City | SecTetary; Mrs. Leona O'Dell, we flzabe' ' Kendall sec retary. Mrs. Fay Ewbank was elected ‘reasurer. Mrs. Belanger also ac: | Mrs idall the retiring presi- president of the Imlay City PTA | Cepted the post of county delegate
Installation of officers will with Grant Muir as father vice | Amd ye every Scrim The - April 5 at 8 p.m, in the Avon president. Other officers are Mrs, | oun’ next meeting will be held Township Hall Donovan Brown, mother vice | &TuP'S next meeting will be held : president; Mrs. Esper Calvert, | April 18. Big Beaver
the music committee | Lew Churchhill were chosen father Taylor, Miss Myrtle Hammond and
jand mother vice presidents, res- | Mrs. Clifford Dorow. :
| | Speaker. | vise their meetings.
Recent Election Results
High School April 18. North Branch
Trey Mrs. Albert Belanger was named
Troy Township Union PTA elect-| president at the annual election of
ed Mrs. Hermann Trost as the | officers and business meeting of group's new president with Mrs. | the Lapeer County Hospital Auxili-
John Keselowsky as vice president, ary. Mrs. Lelcie Gardner, was
teacher vice president; Mrs. Clare Romeo
Mrs. Isaac Fletcher was elected treasurer, The nomjnating com-| president of the Striber - McVicar mittee consists of Mrs. Neil) pose VFW Auxiliary during the an-
nual election of officers recently.
Others elected include: Mrs, Os-
Ortonville car Myer, senior vice president;
The Ortonville Rotary Club) Mrs. Wallace Bressett, junior vice
Other miembers of the board | chaplain: Mrs. Louis Laser, con-
are Harold Schmidt, vice presi- |ductress; Mrs, Jesty Rogala, Southworth of Elkton and Clif- | stolen loot confiscated by Waterford Township Police
ton Wise Jr., of Marshall were | Chief Frank VanAtta (left) are members of the newly
awarded farm underwriters’ schol- | tormed Waterford Junior Police Department. They | and ‘‘just have arships today at the 27th annual | are jr, Don Musgrave of 155 Moccasin Rd., Ken| has
Graham Fishwild | delinquency in the area, VanAtta says.
By WILMA GREENWAY | by is patrolman
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course.
is not easy at all.
‘He must have real courage—
men
what he knows is right. Every boy
who joins the group takes a pledge,
County Deaths Orble W. Mynatt Jr.
FARMINGTON—Service for Or- Surviving are his widow, Shir- |
: Chief VanAtta himself and Pa- | natt Sr.; two brothers, David and |
Youth for Christ International, and | trolman Millard Pender brief the | George; and two sisters, Mrs. | JUNIOR POLICE AT WORK — Looking over some Millard Pender, who is helping VanAtta in organizing | snnounced this week
Baerlin Giicher, ot 29 Mile road, a marked decline in juvenile | sold four and one-fourth acres |
0 00k Sree emp lect On, At North Branch
Lol NORTH BRANCH—Carrie Bow- —
Meanwhile the Ch
decided to keep to a straight | ment is enthusiastic about the jun- | tive plans for a
this summer and a_ basketball
: league in winter as a recreat
Asks State Court Action
‘on Farmington Pollution Sie FARMINGTON Te Sate Ws Large Crop Output ($248,000 Contract Is Let
for Elemen: tary School —| Included im the building will
|Lloyd Lake Wed
-| er and Lioyd Lake, both of North
‘0! Branch, were married recently in
rans". Waterford Junior Police Cut Delinquency 2==="=-="- Se =stoc For the double-ring ceremony,
will be guest speaker at Calvary | Ford Lake, was her only attendant.
Church Sunday at 1:30' Ford Lake served as his brother's
ecting, | p.m. in the old Waterford Town-| best man.
Some 24 guests, the immediate
His topic will be “work among | family and close friends, attended . the | the reception and luncheon follow-
Christian Service Centers Inc.,| ing the ceremony.
On their return from a wedding
-| trip through Michigan, the couple
will live at 4289 Mill St, Mr. Lake
expects to accept a new position
with the Harper Elevator Co. at
North Branch.
jonal | the Attorney General's Office to
ie ove eo Predicted for 1955 { Farmington in the matter of
ljor force,” VanAtta said. ‘They're | abate a local sewage nuisance, and |price situation forecasts that an-
|
Bie WW. Mynart JF 33> or TT
| Hawthorne, will be held at 2 p.m. |
Funeral |
ley; two children, Orbie and Susan, |
at home; his father, Orbie My- |
Dorothy Rawley and Mrs, Lucille
Quinlan.
‘St. Clair Will Address
Keego Harbor C. of C.
KEEGO HARBOR—Mr. Robert
J. St. Clair, manager of the Pon-
tiac Chamber of Commerce will be
the speaker when the Keego Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce meets |
at 8 p.m. Monday at the Keego|
Harbor Fire Hall. His topic will |
be ‘‘Nationa] Aetivities of the |
C. of C. and Ways and Means of
Rejoining the C. of C."
The new officers also will be.
installed. |
|
U. of D. Athlete to Speak |
at Romeo High Banquet
ROMEO — University of Detroit |
athlete Guy Sparrow will be the |
een eet speaker at the Romeo!
School basketball banquet to |
be held at 6°30 p.m. Monday. The
charge of the program.
Trophies will be presented to de- |
serving team members by head
coach Robert Hutton and reserve |
coach Edward Battani.
U. S. Patent No. 1 was issued in |
guard; and Mrs. Carl Mortensen, 1836 to John Ruggles,of Maine =| | pride to their former membership
in the Junior Police,
cir mare weil. Sune of HITE LAKE TOWN SHIP their mark in the world. Some of W 7 . iN § —| ;
them will make fine policemen, | Melvin McKeachie, ceed the record established in
too, if they continue in the attitude | and Mrs. Bert McKeachie,
been named control engineer for
VanAtta has been police chief in| the Oberlin College radio station, | all crops to come otu about the
| Waterford Township since the po- | WOBC.
not u physical courage, but the | lice department was organized it they now have.”
| White Lake Man Gets
Oberlin Radio Position
son of ‘Mr.
has | But staying on the Junior Police | a fine bunch, and I expect, some | was found to have failed to correct |other very large crop output is
jin prospect for 1955 if farmers
carry out their spring plans.
It now appears that combined
| production ‘of all livestock prod-
jucts this year probably will ex-
| 1954.
Officials expect the acreage in
lsame as in 1954 with significant
A sophomore majoring in philos- | shifts as between individual crops.
courage to stand up for there, on Jan. 1, 1%4, Formerly | ophy, he js also a member of the | This means, as of now, more soy-
he was in charge of the uniform | baseball squad, musical union, | beans, feed grains and hay and
division of Oakland County Sher-| marching band, and the college less tobacco, wheat, cotton and
on his honor, to live up to certain | iff's Department. | rice.
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Frustrated Fliers Man:Chiang’s Shiny Jets *
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Marked on the map are Red air, : TAINAN AIRFIELD, Southern | sweep Red China's wooden | ports active and still building that SRS Formosa (NEA)—The water buf-| fieet down the coast, gobbling face this island fortress, airports falo slowly ‘rubs his moldy flanks | long held Nationalist offshore is. that will surely in the near tomor- against the steel edge of the new land, one by one—the Tachens, row challenge Formosa in a great American tank, indeed a better Pishan, Nanchishan .. . battle for air control. over the
Straits that w precede - in this orange grove. The ground crewmen swing their vasion try. joule an in
The Nationalist tanker on guard e@ds with each arrival like spec-, 7), buzzing hub of praise at the in the turret sleepily watches the ‘tors at some grim tennis match | qobricting is a stocky pilot named buffalo. They both twitch but slight- @nd chant each landing pilot's | tiyo-Mao-Hsin who showed a streak AND EVEN MORE IMPORTANT...
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ly as jet after jet whooshes 50 feet "@me: “Chiang... Ho . . . Wu! o¢ courage too rare in the Chinese 4 overhead to land on the adjacent - All Ling . : | civil war. Unlike our fliers, re- airstrip. reterned! ee | warded with jiggers of whisky aft- Man and beast are already used er missions, Captain Huo sips hot to the eerie screams of the new sky| A happy landing in sharp con-| jasmine tea as he explains: fighters now returning over ancient | ‘rast to the previous mission! A cluster of junks carrying Red | INTO THE WILD RED YONDER—A Thunderjet | headed for thé Communist coast to hunt the ships that paddy fields from another mission When @ fine young ace, with gay | troops, shepherded by two gun-| ¢ : against Communist invasion craft almond eyes and a bird's instinct boars were wal Ta ae ‘ fighter of the Chinese Nationalist Air Force roars off, | might springboard invasion of Formosa. in the East China seas. for air-travel was absent. His en- Red island hop-off harbor for the
; gine was shredded by Communist drive south. Daring stre flak It is a futile assigament. Fer flak. Flung free by automatic pure . “s aks of fla te minor they si ursts, he soared down, leveled off deapi success, (hey sim- ciector, his ‘chute failed. He 40 ; .., ply ca halt. can barely hesi- at feet above the waves and nnot , y splashed in the freezing waters as zoomed toward one gunboat at 500
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LOS ANGELES w—Friends of
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' | noted inventor is recuperating rap- |
lidly from pneumonia, which he
| suffered two weeks ago. He has
|left St. John's Hospital in Santa |
| Monica and plans to return to his
|laboratory next week.
Dr. DeForest developed the |
ing streets, in paper-windowed hov-| pound bombs with 45 second de-
els, pilots’ wives, cooking over open! layed fuses. They hit the water
fires or washing in public troughs, and skipped.
also note the sounds of arrival— One went high—over the super- | and worry and wait. structure. The other pierced the Their lives are wretched, wait- | hull above the water line and ex-
ing things, Though their hus- | ploded. Other Thunderjets made
bands fly the Thunderjet—a quar- strafing runs, pumping 50 calibre
| ter-miltion-doliar U. 8, gift—they machine gun bullets into the burn-
| bring home hardly $25 monthly. | ing wreck.
The pilots scamper down alumi- The few planes airborne lacked num ladders. file toward the brief. “'™¢ for further hunting. Their fag room chattering in Chi fuel holds safely for roughly two
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Your Watch | If you've hesitated to “paint it yourself” because
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. The brieting—tike the field it- | daily swear to purchase with their| FACE OF FORMOSA’S AIR FORCE — Lt. Col. Tong Pei Chong, Georges-Newports self—shows how complete is U.S. | lives. Here *‘stalemate"’ means ‘‘de- | Veteran of more than 100 combat missions, was trained in Arizona: He Jewelry Dept.
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in 1952 for contempt of Congress. |
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free on bail from a year's prison
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: -__ THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, MARCH 20,1955
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1955
Stassen in Cabinet
to Push Disarmament
President Eisennowenr’s action in ap-
pointing Harotp E. Strassen his special
assistant with Cabinet rank to promote
disarmament is both logical and wise.
It is especially fitting because
of the emphasis it puts on this
Administration's efforts for peace.
In some quarters the man who
until June will continue to be
Foreign Operations Administra-
tor, has been called our new Sec-
retary of Peace.
x * *
When Mr. Eisennower announced
the appointment he reminded the coun-
try that the U. N. disarmament sub-
committee had been unable to make any
progress in its London session. While
former Governor Stassrn may be unable one ‘and consists primarily of ex-
porting knowledge and skills.
Among other things it teaches
backward Nations how to fight
‘human and animal diseases and
improve agricultural and indus-
trial technics as well as educa-
tion and government.
Accomplishments so far include in-
creasing the value of Europe’s corn crop
$24,000,000 and saving Thailand’s cattle
from rinderpest. To these must be add-.
ed fighting malaria and yaws and pro-
viding antibiotics to cope with other
human infections.
* * *
It would be a mistake to con-
sider this a purely Santa Claus
program. Each dollar appropri-
ated by ours and other govern-
ments generally have been
matched by $1.50 from the coun-
tries benefited.
U. N. is additionally handicapped by
the fact that this appropriation for the
first half of 1955 is overdue. Since it
operates on a calendar rather than a
fiscal year, it has been hobbling along
awaiting our contribution. Moreover,
U. S. can’t plan ahead with any certain-
ty until it knows what to expect.
We hope the Senate will restore the
full amount asked by the President for
this fine, humanitarian work. In no
other field could we do so much for so
little.
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Tuat aim in life is the highest which
requires the finest discipline.
Mere vision is little compared with
to alter that situation, his foreign aid ‘the steady endeavor toward it. experience helps qualify him for his new
duties.
* *
It is the one sure path to sur-
As Mr. Stassen undertakes his
difficult task, let us hope and pray for
his success in advancing the cause of
| peace.
Soo Begins Celebration
of Locks’ Centennial A celebration which will last through-
out the Spring and Summer has begun
at the Soo to mark the 100th anniver-
sary of the locks in the St. Mary’s River.
It was on June 18, 1855 that this
canal between Lakes Superior and
Huron was put into service. In its first
season it carried 14,503 tons of freight.
By 1860 that volume was multiplied —
tenfold. Tonnage totaled 129,000,900
in 1953.
x~ *« *
That amount is greater than
the combined total of all freight
carried in a year by the Panama,
Suez, Manchester and Kiel canals.
_ It emphasized the fact that this
‘ ghort section of the Great Lakes
system long has been the world’s
busiest waterway.
There has been fear that peak traffic
through the canal is nearing its end
because of the approaching exhaustion
. of high grade iron and copper ore
deposits in the Lake Superior region.
Other factors, however, suggest long
continued heavy traffic.
x * *
One of these is the development of the
White Pine. project in the Ontonagon
area. There it is hoped to produce large
quantities of high grade copper ore. In
addition, there remains an enormous
reserve of taconite and other low grade
ores. Experts say these will be used in
large quantities for many years to come.
Sa
Senate Should Restore
U. N. Technical Aid Grant
In an understandable desire for econ-
omy, the House of Representatives has
halved President Eisennower’s request-
ed $8,000,000 appropriation for the
United Nations technical assistance pro-
gram. .
Contrary to the feeling of the Appro-
priations Committee, this sum is far
from ample to help U. N. carry on such
work. In fact, it would cripple a pro-
gram which our Government urged U.N.
to undertake. .
, i ® -fi *
_, The program itself is a modest
eee
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Eacu man must find his own in all
men's good.
Legislature Stalls Senate Waiting on House
to Submit Tax Program
By JACK IL. GREEN
LANSING — An unborn tax program and a
“show me” attitude in the Senate could com-
bine to make Michigan's 1955 legislative ses-
sion one of the longest in years. |
The House Friday passed a resolution call-
ing for a May 27 adjournment, but the Sen-
ate has no intention now of going along.
And under the peculiar system used by the
Legislature, the adjournment date has to be
fixed 63 days in advance.
date until they know what kind of a tax
program the House is planning.
Rep. Rollo G. Conlin (R-Tipton), the chair-
man of the House Taxation Committee, says
his group cannot possibly have a tax pro-
gram ready for debate for at least another
two weeks. :
So, if Conlin meets that vague deadline,
and the Senate act at once, the Legislature
will not adjourn before June 10.
The betting in the Capitel right now
is that it more likely will be a week or
so later—or a full month beyond the
nermal termination of legislative ses-
sions.
To understand the Senate's stubbornness
on this matter, you have to recall a three-
year-old feud between the House and Senate
over the busiriess receipts tax.
The Senate conceived this tax.in the face
of state bankruptcy and thrust it upon a +
Days of All Faiths
Hebrew University Began
30 Years Ago Yesterday
By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER
Jews in the still-new country of
Israel, and all others who are in-
terested in the restoration of the
Jews’ ancient homeland joined yes-
terday in marking the 30th anni-
versary of the founding of the
Hebrew University, in Jerusalem.
The importance of this University
in the development of the infant
nation can hardly be overestimat-
ed. The new country was estab-
lished just after World’ War I
when Jews came from almost ev-
ery part of the world to settle
there.
Although they were all of the
same religious faith, their nations
vance step in Israel's cultural life
when they were able to extend the
use of Hebrew to the college lv-
1. On April 1, 1925, with repre-
sentatives of many nations pres-
ent, Hebrew University was for-
mally opened and dedicated by one
Almost every old custom has
For many centuries in the west-
ern world, New Year's Day was
celebrated on March 25th, because
in a sense, the day of
the beginning of Christianity, and
certainly a logical day to choose
as the beginning of the New Year.
In those times all New Yeer’s
Hiduse which did not like f€ very well but
found itself forced to act at gun point.
This year, the Senate voted to extend the
business receipts tax, but the House insisted
on a Dec. 31 cutoff date so that it could be
integrated in a new tax program. With the
tax due to expire March 15, the House held
fast and the Senate gave in, at gun's point.
Now the Senate has turned the ad-
journment decision into a gun and its
pointing it at the House
The Senate is virtually certain that the
House Taxation Committee intends to pro-
pose some kind of a corporation profits tax
as part of a tax solution
The House, despite Republican opposition
to this tax, has always been friendlier to a
corporation profits tax than the Senate.
So the Senate is taking no chances on be-
ing pushed up against an adjournment dead-
line with no place to go but Into a corpora-
tion profits tax. —
The furor over highways and Mich-
igan State College's name-change sp far
has beclouded the tax picture in the
1955 Legislature—but it well could turn
into the biggest fight of a fighting
session.
Gov. Williams has recommended a budget
46 million dollars in the red, but obviously
the Legislature will not swallow that.
‘However, it seems likely that the Legisia-
ture must provide at least 20 million dollars
more and under ce considerations the
tax boost could well run up to 50 million
dollars. oe , ,
The ppropriating committees admittedly
are not making any important policy de-
cisions until they sée how much revenue
the tax committees will recommend.
So the whole fiscal picture is slowly shap-
ing up for a sudden burst of activity after
the April 4 elections and then will come six
weeks of bitter fighting over the taxpayer's
pocketbook before the 1955 sessién can go
into the records. —
*
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sy } 4
to make mock New Year's calls
on April ist and to make fools
of people who had momentarily
forgotten the change.
They did not call their victims
April Fools, however, but ‘April
Fish.”” An April Fish is, normally,
a young fish, and therefore easily
caught.
Although we do not use this par-
ticular expression in connection
with All Fool's Day, we do some-
times refer to a gullible person
as a “sucker,”’ which means just
about the same thing and indeed
may come from the Frenchmen's
April Fish.
The common expression “‘blood
money’’ goes back, as might be
Looking Back
15 Years Ago
COMMUNITY CHEST raises $62.-
385
FUMES KILL mother and daugh- ter in trailer home near Clark-
ston.
20 Years Ago
232 CITY EMPLOYES get pay
increases. ;
expected, te the money received
by Judas Iscariot as payment
for his betrayal of the Lord.
When Judas, in his guilty panic;
threw the money at the feet of the
priests, they said among them-
selves, “It is not lawful to put
it in the treasury, because it is
the price of blood." (Matthew chap-
ter 27, verse 6).
Blood money has as a result
come to mean any payment to a
person who gives evidence leading
viction of another.
We study Christ's Beatitudes . . .
To learn the Christian attitudes
. . . To others and in Matthew 5
. .. He tells on what the Christians
thrive . . . While Paul in Ro
mans 13 claims .. . That Love is
greatest of the aims ... A Chris-
tian soul must bear in mind...
And in I Peter 4 we find...
JULIEN C. HYER
*Text of International Sunday
School Lesson for tomorrow. Voice’of the People
‘So Many Adults C
held Friday nights,
High boys and girls.
‘t “policing.
Aren't there, in the city of Pon-
tiac, at least two couples who
would have as much fun spending
an evening a week with these
teenagers as they would watching
TV or playing cards? If so, call
the Central Volunteer Bureau at
United Fund headquarters, FE
43598.
Mrs. Lacille Dennison
Central Volunteer Bureau
Did you know that every parent
is God to his children until they
become adults? Do you believe
that or don’t you?
That should explain everything
to everyone young or old. If the
children have no God what do you
expect of them?
A Child Lever
I wish to say ‘'thanks’’ to Mar-
garet Latrobe for her wonderful
article on page 5 of the March 23
issue of the Pontiac Press entitled
“Let's Praise Teenagers.”’
If more adults would read
and digest this article it would
curb some of the delinquency.
dust the fact that someone cares
and a little praise that costs
nothing at all might save many
a boy from becoming a criminal
Being polite to your own family
and family prayer is a good start.
Mrs. Edith Saupp
54150 Van Dyke Rd.
Utica
Why do a few teenagers cause
all of us in this group to get a
bad name? The letter written by
“Still Disgusted’’ was right! If
only teenagers would stop and
think.
bad mark against us all.
Case Records of a Psychologist 4 \
Please, it is even more up to
us than to adults to stop these
awful things. Teenagers, please,
let’s all try to be lots more con-
siderate and careful!
A Sincere Teenager
Magazines and Books
Truly Appreciated
The response to the-request of
our librarian for magazines and
books for the Oakland County
Children's Home has been s0
kindly met we wish to let\the
people of Oakland County know
how much it has been appreciated.
Wm. 0. Moulton Jr.
Superintendent
Okaland County Children’s Home
Vote to Correct Error
April 4, Urges Redder
I have been fortunate in residing
in Pontiac with our family for 35
years which makes a tie of loyalty
and good feeling. I would say, as
one travels about, there is no
group you depend on more than
the policemen. They extend cour-
tesy and good will.
ment system and handles the re-
tirement funds. At present this
fund is well over a million dollars.
1955 will complete its tenth
Department. I,
lieve Pontiac Police and Fire De-
partments hold a rating equal to
Smiles
He'll Help
“I suppose that if you marry
my daughter you will expect me
to pay your debts?”
“I shouldn't think of putting
you to so much trouble,”” an-
swered the suitor. “You can give
me the money, and I'll pay them
myself."’
Divided
Judge (giving judgment regard-
ing an eight-day clock): “I award
the clock to the plaintiff.”
Defendant: “What do I get,
then?”
Judge:
days!" “You'll have the eight
When Home Fires Start to Die Down
Husbands Find Excuses to Get Away
Wives, if you want-to be on
guard, be sure you look for the
three critical signs described
below. For they are often the
foreshadows of unhappy things
to come in your marriage, un-
less you quickly remedy mat-
ters. Follow Maureen's pathway
to new happiness,
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case N-384: Harvey R., aged 35,
is the husband of Maureen whom
we described yesterday. .
Maureen had
was infatuated with a girl at his
office, though he hadn't acknowl-
(1) Are you wives more than 15
Ibs. heavier than on your wedding
If so, beware: A sword of
heart. So go on a diet now.
(2) Does your husband like to
spend an evening away from home,
as with his poker pals or lodge
brothers? Or even in the Boy
Scouts or YMCA and CY¥O activi-
ties.
Many a man flees from a dying
home romance into the arms of a
living paramour. But other moral-
ists flee into constructive social or
church work.
Too fanatical zeal, even for laud-
able church activities, should make
a husband or wife take inventory.
We have a law in psychology
nobody runs
a firm rooter for church and
Boy Scouts, so please don't mis-
interpret my suggestions.
But sometimes good men let
their family life deteriorate while
not excess.
(3) If your husband asks
i
beds after 10 or 15 years of mar-
riage, this is usually a sign not of
his supposed desire for sounder
sleep, which is the usual male alibi,
but an attempt to hide his secret
dread.
And most men past 4, worry
about waning vigor or masculine
impotence.
Your marriage should not be-
come platonic, regardiess of age,
for physical affection has no date
line and neither woman's nor
man’s sex life should stop till the
grave.
Maureen was overweight and
too preoccupied with her children,
plus the various fine organizations
in which she cooperated, so she
had forgotten that husbands are
physical creatures with two major
appetites
These two are gastric and sex-
If your husband wanes in his =
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» Send for my booklet, ‘‘How to
Lose 10 Ibs. in 10 days,"’ enclosing
a stamped, return envelope, plus
a dime. It will help rekindle the
home fires that will prevent a
platonic, unhappy middle age. 4 .
‘ j
riticize Our Teenagers,
Youth Groups’
(International News Service)
Back here in the East we did
more wire-tapping than a wood-
Chivalry is comatose in up-
state New York when a gal can't
go on the Erie while somebody
gives a haystack a hotfoot. We
claim woman's place is the
home and not the barn.
The judge in this case is a gone
gosling if he also has a listening
franchise on a six-ear line.
The upstate gals will give him
a bit of what-for and Eustachian
patrol. They'll be able to tell
him the numbers in back of his
old Waltham railroad watch.
We advise the jury to deliber-
ate via the sign language. Out-
raged femininity will be listening
in.
Portraits
BY JAMES J. METCALFE
You are the one I love the most
. .. By any moon or sun... And
that is natural because . . . You
are my only one I loved you
in the autumn wind . And in
the winter snow . And now in
springtime you are mine...
Wherever breezes blow . The
summer days will come again...
But life will be the same And
there will be no sound for me...
Except to hear your name...
Throughout the year, around the
clock . . . My heart is yours to
hold . . . So why not, please, give
in to me. . . And let your love un-
fold? .. . No one will ever love
you more. . . No one will ever give
. « » As much as I can offer you
- « . To love and really live.
(Copyright 1955) Always write to Dr George W_ Crane
2 or of The Pontiac Prep. Pontiac,
ic igen. enclosing @ stamped.
self- enve! ae a dime to
cover t and orinting costs when
for one of his
charts
(Copyright 1955)
Worrying About Death
Just a Waste of Time
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Syngman Rhee at 80 Still Dreams of Unifying Korea) =": pe a Se Oe a aa ces
years older than he admits. Such
- | discrepancies i JEWELED QUEEN—Celing oe ee ee ees net Briceno, 19, wears a crown and where records vague
earrings of pearis and simulated ' ane .
diamonds during her re as | who fought of his life for Queen of Venezuela's | the freedom of his country, is
Carnival. , still regarded as the staunchest
Greatest Show | = tarts
Heading North his complete devo-
tien to the unification and
. . freedom of his people, has
Circus Leaves Winter tempered the feelings of those
4 he has opposed. He has won Quarters; First Show SSuiring epproval for hie ress.
Set March 30 | Jute determination.
(UP) — The | only last Monday when the U.N.
bellow of elephants, the roar of | commander, Gen. John E. Hull, in lions and the cries of roustabouts a ceremony in Seoul,
trumpeted the circus into a frenzy | Rhee with the highest civilian
of action this week as the big top | decoration awarded by the U.S.
broke winter quarters for its an-| The Medal of Freedom with
nual tour. |Gold Palm was presented to Rhee
. for “his outstanding contribution
Ringling Bros. Barman and/|* the United Nations in its first
Bailey show, but seldom peace-
fully. \Last year, the roustabouts
celebrated their leave taking with ns oe
a drinking\spree aboard the train
that resulted in the death of an. the field of war
or . elephant handler and injury to two Last year as his 79th birthday
others workers. arrived the fiery ROK leader Another departure in recent | was vigorously opposing the
years was held up tor hours by | Conference and his
ene elephant who refused to | government's participation.
beard the train despite the com- He was advocating then the
bined efforts of a tracter and (march of his troops northward,
scores of handlers. The ponder- (alone if necessary, to unite his
ous pachyderm finally was divided country.
nudged aboard by other ele. Talk with the Communists, he
phants. | warned, could only result in further
The “Greatest Show on Earth” | In ee casas year Rhee has
plays it first performance in New | seen his army swell to a full 20
York's Madison Square Garden | frontline, battle-ready divisions,
will be staged for television the serve force coming
night before.
But TV hasn't had any effect at
the box office on the universal at- jets, and his navy started to
traction of the big top despite | into a modern fighting
the many appearances of circus | American assistance.
stars on video, says Vice Presi-
dent Henry Ringling North.
The circus also stays one jump en the
ahead of television by presenting
new attractions each season, most 8 hard read.
of which come from the nimble Once n
mind and annual world tours of allies, this time the U
President John Ringling North.
Sure to be a hit ts the ““Mamas
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Religious Revival Seen
By Religious News Service
revival in France,
among young people of the
Rev, Ralph C. Claus ; faith,
y
ewish
was noted by Dr. Joseph
a — sh ey }||| Kaplan when he was installed as
SUNDAY SCHOOL Grand Rabbi of France at a spe-
9:45 A. M. cial ceremony in the Rue de la
Victoire Synagogue here
St. PAUL | CHURCH OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH GOOD SAMARITAN (The Cherch of the Lethers Weer)
Jesiyn at Fourth
10:45 a. m.Morning Service
UNITED LUTHERAN Pontiac Unity Center
CHURCH OF THE 7114 Nerth Saginaw St.
ASCENSION Sunday School 11 A. M.
Williams ond Lerraine | Sunday Service 11 A. M.
Seoese Beheel *** ee aM. Fer Unity Books and Literatere
Geo. L. Garver, Paster FE :t-7513 Call FE 2-1900 After 4:00 P.M.
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Genesee and Clendale
Services at 9 A. M. and 11 A. M.
Rev. Otto G. Schultz—Speaker
Sunday School—9 A. M. and 11 A. M, |
MOMS a |
St. John’s Lutheran Church
American Letheran Conference (National Lutheran Council)
Hii Street at Cherry Street
Sunday School .... . 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Wednesday, March 30th—8:15 P. M.
The Augustana Choir—P. H. S. Auditorium
Parsonage: Owego Drive Phone FE 4-3404
’ Rev. Carl W. Nelson, B. D. Pastor eeeeeer
First Southern Missionary
BAPTIST CHURCH 365 East Wilson Ave.
Sunday School ........ 9:45 A.M.
Merning Worship .....11:00 A. M.
B.T.U. ..... ceeweeeee. 6:45 PLM,
Evening Worship ...... 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Prayer Meeting... 7:30 P.M.
Young People’s Bible Study 8:00 P. M.
REV. A. H. MULLINS. Pastor Phone FE 4-8574
Altiliated with Southern Baptist Convention
Choir Presents
-|Choral Concert PARIS—Evidence of a religious
Sunday at 7:30 A Sacred Choral Concret will be
presented by the Senior Choir of
the Central Methodist Church Sun- |
day at 7:30 p.m
portion of Handel's
soloists Dreama Royal,
: Rebecca Gould, alto; Free.|
Everett, bass.
“Come Sweet. Death,” by Bach- |
Kraft will be the offertory organ
number and “Our Redeemer and
Our Lord” will be the postlude.
George H. Putnam is director of |
the choir and Mrs. W. Henry Sink |
is organist.
Missionaries Appointed
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Eight
new missionaries—six to the Sudan
in West Africa and two to Japan
—were appointed by the board of
foreign missions of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church at its annual
approved by the
‘| board included construction of the
first Lutheran Bible camp in
*| Japan, opening of three new mis- |
sion stations in the Sudan and
purchase of 4 permanent site for
the parish in Medellin, Columbia.
7:
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4. 3. rake
Sea, 7:00 P.M, Prayer Service
Wed., 1:20 PF. M., Midweek Service
ean Cen ty the chele Lenten Lecture
Slated March 30 Perc Carr, Ben Church
Lead Singing, Devotions
at First Methodist
The Lenten Program for)
man ‘Williams, tenor and Royce | reanesday March 30, at the First |
Methodist Church will be an illus-|
trated lecture “From Bethlehem
to Calvary”
the Rev. Paul R. Havens
Colored slides, taken by the
Rev, Mr. and Mrs, Havens on
their trip te the Holy Land
last spring, will make the early
the closing week of our Lord's
life on earth seem mere real,
Preceding the program,
women of the WSCS will serve
the dinner at 6:30 p.m. under co-
chairmen, Mrs. Dora Parsons and
Mrs. Peari Anthony. Reservations may be made by calling the church |
office.
Church Group to Enroll
1 Million Bible Readers
Advance for 7 a.m., EST, today.
| CHICAGO W# — Laymen of the
National Council of Churches . to-
| day announced plans to enroll a
million men in a program of Daily
Bible reading.
J. Clinton Hawkins of St. Louis,
chairman of the United Church
Men, laymen's group of the NCC
said the plan calls for men of all
denominations to read a daily se-
lection from the Bible.
80) N. Saginaw St. Chas.
Wed. 7:30 P. M CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICES: Bible School 10 A.M. Worship 11 A. M.
Vesper Service 5:30 P. M.
Tuesday: 7 P. M. ¥ ©. Race, Paster Fe 4-0tm9
ner |Contident Living
given by the pastor, |
life, incidents in Ahe ministry and
the)
Young People 6:30 P. M.
Rev. W. 6. Vartan, Paster ZION CHURCH of THE NAZARENE 239 East Pike Street
10:00 A. M. Sundey School 11:00 A. M. Worship
Evang. Service 7:30 P. M.
Laverna Sheffield, Muste Director
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f= Ist OPEN BIBLE CHURCH | 1517 Jesiyn, Pontiac
Senday Schesi—1ee8 4 M.
Merning Wership—ii.ee A M.
Evangelistic Gervice—1:45 P.M.
Rev. Pred Headley, Pastor Wednesday, 1:45 Prayer Meeting
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
MONDAY. MARCH 28, 1955 Was the ible weighed and
found wanting?
TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1955
The Suffering of
web., MARCH 90. 1955
_ Acting Faith
THuRs.., MARCH 31, 1955
” saTyenay, APRIL 2, 1955 1 the Preaiga!
. SUNDAY, apait 2 1955 | Why Should We Give Little Things.
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1955
Is your name written tn Heaven’
TUESDAY, APRIL S, 1955
The serend teming
Ae *~ WEDNESDAY. ——~ 6, } 1955
Sits i? od 1 Depends Upen You
We cordially invite you to attend the series ot
Evangelistic Services beginning March 27th and con-
tinuing through April 6th. There will be services ot
7:30 each evening. Evangelist Milton E Truex will
do the preaching in this series of meetings. You will
appreciate the simplicity, earnestness and enthusiasm.
of his preaching His sermons will be filled with
quotations from the Bible which will be used as the
only source of authority for all the truth he will
present .
Remember, you are always welcome at the Pontiac Church of
Christ. Come and bring your friends Every victor will be an
honored guest
The SALVATION ARMY SUNDAY SCHOOL .................. 9:45 A. M.
HOLINESS MEETING .................. 11 A. M.
YOUTH SERVICE .................. 6 P. M.
EVANGELISTIC MEETING ............ 7:30 P. M.
Officer in Charge, Thursday
Captain Vernon Vie MIDWEEK PRAYER
29 W. Lawrence Street
FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH
Invites You to Our Services
249 Baldwin Ave. FE 4-7172
Saturday Night. 7:30 6. M.
Revival Starting Wed. March 20th
Sunday School == ggg dds 10:00 a.m
Morning Service gs... 11:00 a. m.
Sunday Evening Service Lees 7:30 p. m.
Wed Evening Prayer Service
Rev. A Gerner. Pastor . 7:30 p. m.
1460 on Your Dial Sunday trom 7:30 te 8 p. m. '
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KENNETH A.
Field Soprestahetive of
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Minister
Morning Worship 11 A. M.
west Speaker: mew, J. W. Swearengen
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
Guest Speaker: Dr. Samuel Young, General Supt.
Wednesday Evening Service 7:30 p. m. HUTCHINSON
Olivet Nazarene College
Youth Service 6:30 p. m.
COME!
SONGS!
See and watch them play 12
BILLY McCOOL
Now home in Pontiac,
Mrs. Davis McCool, 62 E
nessee, Georgia and Florida.
458 Céntrel
10:00 A. M HEAR!
Evangelists—McCOOL TWINS
MUSICIANS!
Enjoy therr messages and songs
Billy and power McCool, sons of Mr. and
Columbia, «:
Guest were on Radio and TV and now
with YOU in The Apostolic Church of Christ.
STARTING SUNDAY,
| at the
APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST Bishop L. A. Perent, Pastor
SERVICES NIGHTLY, 7:30 P. M.
March 27 Through April 10
. SUNDAY SERVICES: ENJOY!
MESSAGES!
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7:30 P. M..
Some Otherwise Capable
People Never Get Along By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE
One of my favorite stories is the one about the old Quaker, who
| in the early days was sitting on a rock along the road outside
| Germantown, Pennsylvania. A stranger came along and struck up a
conversation. The stranger said that he was on his
way to live in Philadelphia.
“What kind of peoplé live in Philadelphia?’ he
asked. ~
“Where did thee come from?” the Quaker replied.
The stranger told him. ‘What kind of people live
there?”’
“Mean, difficult, hard to get along with,”
stranger said. ‘‘That's why I'm leaving.”
“Well,” the old Quaker told him, “then that’s just
the kind ef people thee will find in Philadelphia.
Thee wilt always find the kind ef people thee are
looking fer, and which thou art thyself.”
A friend of mine in Canada didn't have many friends and was
always wondering why he was thrown In with ‘such disagreeable
people.” Then he heard someone tell the Quaker story and he decided
that it applied to him. “I decided that if I wanted to know nice
people, I had better get nice myself.”’
“How did you do it?” I asked him.
“I dida powerful lot of praying.’’ he explained. ‘I confessed to
the Lord the kind of person I w I told Him all about my conflicts,
my hates; my weaknesses. Then | just asked Him to change me.”
| The man’s smile was a wonderful thing to see. ‘‘And the Lord went
to work and did a job on me. But | still have a long way to go.”
“You're on the right track?” I told him. “By that spiritual
process you've allowed your real character, your fine personality
to emerge. Hitherto it has been blocked by your irritations and
resentments. .Even you are surprised by the pleasant individual
you have become.
There are difficult people to be found everywhere, no doubt. But
remember compassionately that there may be reasons why they are
i that way. They. may have illness at home or not be feeling well
| themselves; they may have many exasperating problems.
' As they find kindliness and sympathy in you, you will find them
Jess mean and difficult. People who are kind and sympathetic help
to reduce the number of unpleasant individuals. Happy and pleasant
people gather about them. They attract this kind of folk by the
magnetism of their own spirit.
There is another important truth in the art of getting along with
people. It is that human beings deeply crave appreciation. If you
realize that and practice giving appreciation, you will smooth away
many of your difficulties with people. For example, if you eat your
lunch in a restaurant, thank the waitress for something nice she
has done.
Even if her service is poor, find one good thing and praise her
for it. When you go back the next day, I'm sure you'll find her
improved. People who go around leaving love and appreciation
behind them change the people they meet into nicer folk.
It is most pathetic when otherwise capable persons fail to get | along with people. This failure can neutralize many of their other
capabilities. The sad fact is that, while we want to have good
personal relations with others, there is often something within us that
creates conflicts and sets up barriers. Try as we will, we cannot
break through into the happy, pleasant relationships we so desire.
The reason is that our personalities have been tied up by inner
conflicts. But when we are released from them we become attractive
to other people. Techniques of spiritual practice such as faith, prayer
and love are most effective in breaking down these barriers. the
DR. PEALE
If you haven't been able to let your personality flow toward
people so that their personalities in turn flow toward you, remember | the secret. Like the man who was stimulated by the old story of the |
wise Quaker become likable and people will like you. Spiritual |
change can make an attractive personality of anyone. And the more
likable you become, the better you will get along with people.
(Copyright 1955)
It's worth driving fo.. toc Rev. Dorr W. FocKler, Paster
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9 Girls | all these things shall be added unto
Phyitis-and Gloria David of Mus. you.
kegon wil Ispeak at the morning
service of the First Church of the} 1 will lift up mine eyes unto the Brethren, 47 N. Roselawn mene nal. from whence cometh my
help.
During the past year they were |
working in Europe under the di- |
rection of the United Church Worid
Service. ~-
At 7:30 Sunday evening, the
sermon subject will be “‘Activ-
ities of Jesus." There will be spe-
cial music at both services The
Rev. LeRoy Shafer is pastor of the
church. ,
Let your light so shine before
men, that they may see your good |
works and glorify your Father
which is in heaven The Truth of God—-
| Forbearance in Love
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Oakland at Cadillac
Theedere RB. Aliebach, Paster
10 A.M. Bible School .... 11:20 a m.
@ We'll Look For You! Worship 10:00 a. m.
“GOD and SPARROWS and °
EVANGELISTIC
TABERNACLE 6 Tilden at W. Huron Evening Service 7:30 p.m
JOSLYN AVENUE © Preaching 11 A. M. and
7:30 P. M. Joslyn at Third Edmond I. Watkins, Paster “y )
CKLW 7:30. WCAR 8 A. M. ||P Bible School 930 a m A. 3. BAUGHEY, Paster Worship 1045 a m
“THE MAGNETIC CHRISF’
7.30 p. m. Evening Service
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| SUBJECT FoR sUNDAT; 3456 First Street
1 “REALITY” ’ J. Warvey McCann, Paster
| Wednesday Eve. Testimenie
Meeting ot 8:00 © Clock Bible School 10:00 a. m.
| FREE READING ROOM Worship Nisam | & EAST LAWRENCE oTHAet t “THE MEANING of the
Open Daily lie.mtoSpm | CROSS TO US” } Fridays 11 a.m. te 8 p.m. t E 730 m
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First Church of Christ | vening service p
DRAYTON PLAINS
Walter 3, Teeewissen, Jr. Paster
Bible School ...... 945 a m.
Worship 1100 a m.
“PRAYER”
Evening Service How Christian Science Heals
“CONVINCING PROOF
OF GOD'S POWER”
Station CKLW—800 Ke.
Sunday 9 45 A. M. 730 p.m
ZION Church of the NAZARENE 239 E. Pike Street
Invites You to a
WEEK-END
of
Special Service
April (st, 2nd, 3rd
Friday-Saturday -Sunday
— HEAR —
Dr. Samuel Young
General Superintendent of the
Church of the Nazarene
Rev. W. E. Varian. Pastor
L. Shettield. Music Dir.
Telegraph Read at Orchard Lake Ave.
10:00 A. M.
Auditorium
Bible Class
“PAUL’S TEACHING on SEPARATION” Another message in series on 2nd Corinthians
Broadcast Over WCAR. 10:15 - 10:45
Dr. Tom Malone, Pastor
11:00 A. M.
~ CHURCH OF CHRIST Meets at 1196 Joslyn Ave. fer Worship EACH LORD'S DAY MORN wa mM,
Services Each Lord's Day Evening . 7:00 P. M.
Matt. 16:18 And | say unto thee thou art Peter and upon this reck ( wil build my church And the gates of hell shal) not prevail) against it.
Paul Deems, 7175 Elizabeth Lake Road FE 717-0228
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FIRST CHURCH of GOD 25 East Boulevard — South of Lookout Drive
9:45a.m. Sundya School 10:45 a.m. Morning Service
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
For Transportation Call FE 5-7768 or FE 4-1782
MR, Eugene Rameey, Minister — Gen. Offices: Anderson. Ind
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“CHRIST OUR INTERCESSOR”
7:30 P. M.
“THE QUESTION OF THE AGES” (SERMON)
“FIRST MISSIONARY JOURNEY” 6th in a series of 12 sound films'on the Apostle Paul
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30
“SECOND MISSIONARY JOURNEY” 7th Film en the Apostle Paul
Departmentalized Sunday School for All Ages
1,102—Sunday School Attendance Last Sunday
DR. TOM MALONE. “> Pastor
: % SPECIAL PRE- EASTER SERVICES Now Being Conducted at the
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Bafdwin-Fairmont
Hear Rev. Jason Felter Interesting—Dynamic—Scriptural
Services Each Night 7:30 P. M. Thru April 3
Featuring Tonight and Tomorrow
in Music and Song
Max and Barbara Hamilton
and Their kcconpian . TROMBONES
- Came—Bring Your Family to ovr
Growing Sunday Sool (All Ages! 10 A.M Morning Worship 11 A
“The Little Church With The oe Heart”
E. C. Swanson, Minister = Rey Overbaugh. 8S. §. Supt.
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A Man Called Peter Everyday Religion Nurses GuildsPlan |Bishop Urges | SLT" amas
Acclaimed by Critics nee Sunday Tea; 4106 © |PomiliesPray | es Se By DON D. ’ s :
Something probably new in There is a popular song entitled “The Show Business.” There | The .Nursés’\ Guilds’ of ee | Their Homes | wa oar tenes whe bare armed American life happened the other are many excellent people on stage, radio and television, who de | Metropolitan District Asso-| By Religious News Service to trust Ged, live for Christ, and
day in a New York perview thea- serve our respect and challenge our admiration. Among these is | ciation are sponsoring a Tea at| CINCINNATI, O.—Religion and| shun compromise.”
ter. After a film had been shown Jimmy Durante. His article in January Guideposts should be | the Macedonia Baptist Church Cen-|the family belong together and| ~wWhat is happening in the
to 300 specially invited Protestant “required reading” in every home. . ter, 420 Bloomfield Ave., Sunday | need each other, Methodist Bishop | american home is more important clergymen and laymen they stood The son of a barber, he was reared in lower New York's East |*fisrpoms from 4 to 6pm. | | Hazen G. Wermer of Columbus, O. | 111 wnat is taking place down in as prayer was offered. Side. “‘In other neighborhood” he says, “the truant officer chased | 11 1” Riggs” local physician, Will | eee, han ROO) Methodist | city hall. at the The film was “A Man Called the kids, in our neighborhood. we chased the truant officer.” To | be the principle speaker. wannen of uno states hate, Ms snid | wchesien” be alae ane eortent by soverel Post, rise from such surroundings to become a man of faith and good Mrs. Riggs is a graduate of the | pose without religion. pur
est areas ° ae works is, in itself, little short of miracilous. From living with gun- Homer G. Phillips School of Nurs-| The the 14th
Marshall, Presbyterian minister mean to ieing Hho God's man, fo 2 leng“Wwok for any ene ing, St Louis, Mo. She has| apnual meeting of the North Cen- who became chaplain of the U. 8. Two greet Institutions enphied Jimmy to secomplich this task, &s a special duty nurse at | tral Jurisdiction, Woman's Society
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, home who, as loyal Catholics lived their faith in their everyday ae with Public es tee
the church of presidents,” in the vee. a Wealden being president of the| to have power in religion we | nation’s capital. Produced by just a letter from a Congressman in Washington to his Urt Guild. she is a| must have tn cur } .
Twentieth Century-Fox, the film mother, in which he recounted his great peace of mind and his nn lacame < Ponti Urban be anid. “Ml poeple do net pray in
will be shown in U. < movie faith in his parents’ God, which he inherited from the early years |) acue Board of Directors. Dr AT THE
houses beginning Easter about their fireside. He is a Protestant. and Mrs. Riggs
I have heard many such confessions from fine Jewish lads in ™ have three sons First United Wesleyan Methodist FIRST PROGRESSIVE the Armed Services, who are firm in their faith because of the | Detroit Minister Speaks Pentecostal Church Church
influence of Godly parents. Church, the Home nese ~ Lynn Street SPIRITURESST CHURCH defestabte me ine and God are The Rev. U. B. Godman, asso- | 90 Heward St. ern t :
RALLY SUNDAY Durante says he wears four medals about his neck, one from | fale peste of tne Bits sill peeacn|| Everyone Welcome! | 3 Diecks W. of Teleseaglh tx A. Ba _ Se ee oe ee ie at Onan tee Sunday at 11 and 8 Y cERvS
sree Circles 4 PM. from a stranger, aS. Chaion > one | evening at 1:30 in March 29 te April 10 . 7:30 Night
Rev. Arthur DeGraft of Detret, Holds Meetings Three ant quits frum tds mater ! p.m. Every
Week Mecting Wed. 1:90 F. oa. || Nights, Starting Friday He who takes this Art's Course in the ee —--) ——h Dr. Samuel Young of Kansas| be able with Durante, All. Cordially Invi
The First Church of the Brethren || “itY, Mo., a general superintendent | mother to where ordially Invited of the Church of the Nazarene will| today? Parents Revp. C. D. Fries, Paster
gummeey Somees, wee A. speak at the Zion Church of the| where God is NOT,—to cocktail REV. ROMER McROBERTS ,
Phyllis and Gieris Davis, Meshegen || N@zarene three nights commencing} maze of modern immoralities -
ACTIVITIES OF JESUS” 1:00 P.M. || April Ist and closing Palm Sunday juvenile delinquency
ot the Perecnage at 1:39 pm. As parental FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. LeRey Schafer, Paster Born in Scotland of Irish par | and crime among the youth of today, the ; Corner East Huron and Mt. Clemens at Mill St. Pontiac
ents, Dr. Young came te this | is evident,—Let fathers and mothers practice the ; Satoctes 1.” Berton, BET TE ee) ccsees, cnn, Minster
I country in 1916. Hoe — and their oftspring will follow in their “ ’ Sunday Morning Service, 10:30 A. M.
FIRST ee ee ee : “THE TWELVE HE ORDAINED” laston, Mass. and Boston Uni- The Rev. versity. Be ye kind one to another, tender . Burton, speaking
CHURCH Dr. Young served churches a Oe eee i SCP RT Y OF GOD it ~_-—" 1 &}&32 “What Kind of Disciple Are You?” Bb) YOOOQPPPRRPODDOIPOOOOOOROOOOODOOOOOEDOOODD OOOH, ;
pastor in Salem, Ohio and South | 4% God for Christ's sake hath for- 2 $ W. Huron at Wayne 8t Portland, Maine. He was elected | given you. 5 4 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 3
Williem H. Marbech, superintendent of the New England > Oakland and Sagi >
Pastore district and held that position for| He leadeth me beside the still maw 3 naw, 3 9:45 AM. Church School seven years. waters, He restoreth my soul. . ~ 2 Pontiac, Michigan $
Nazareat;-Calloge where be served $ Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor $
Sehre| vague | amenorm 1 FIRST METHODIST |} '%: tocssy-te'te: Ow mare f first as pastor and teacher and , Ou ibili ; 2
then as president, He has worked RCH GOOD SAMARITAN = | T T $ Our responsibility Words $ | in the department of foreign mis- HIGH SCHOOL 8. Saginaw at Judson St. $ $ ' sions traveling both here and 10:00 A.M. Sunday Schoo! 199 Auburn Avenue 2 SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M. 2 ; broad, supervising mission work 160 2. 1. Meraing Service Service 7:30 P. M. j Rev. Paul R. Havens. Minister $ (Classes fos All Ages) $
oe Pen ae me Cee ve same |'] Rev. Jusnite Parris, speaker |/ Sunday Morning ................ 10:00a.m. |/% MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A.M. $
Haiti, Puerto Rico, Bolivia and . : “SUN OF Reo e ees Mm) ; “IF MY PEOPLE’ $
Pore. Radio Broadcast , EVENING WORSHIP—7:00 P.M. 2 Recently, Dr. Young wrote the BIBLE REBINDING ||| church sehoot ................... 11:30a.m. |/$ “NO OTHER NAME” $
ference.” Ho also, writes fer wormmaldhp end‘fast depensanie service, ||| Youth Fellowship ................ G:15 pm. 11% We 5 Holes Aan Posten Sessting of Bol Semtees $ “Preacher, Magazine” and Christian Literature Sales Evening Service ................. iMs.n. QoQ eee ,
“Meoald of Matinee,” 39 Oakland Ave. re “aay Nee Sas BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH | Sunday night at 7:00, Dr. Young Wednesday Night Lenten Supper 6:30 P. M.
speak _——orororo—— rrr COLOR SLIDES: “Bethichem to Calvary” 9:00 A. M.—Worship—11:00 A. M. the Nazarene on State St. CHURCH From the Paster’s trip te the Holy Lands ;
( PARKDALE OF THE NAZARENE } Fred Robert Titteny. preaching 4
The Christian and Courtesy lub 1 Sunday School... .9:45 A. M. Youth Service... .6:45 P. M. Sermon—'‘The Old Rugged Cross” |
Missionary Alliance Church |/4270/0'S ations Parkdale and Hollywood, One Block West of Baldwin ) | Sunday at 2: . (Near Orchard Lake Ave) || Tag Sunday (_ Teves © Weaken, titeteten PR SeeS H. MeGatnn Sate of Must Sundey, Merch 27th, 2:30 te 4:30 P.M. | Vesper Musical—5:30 P. M.—Cantata }
Rev. @. J. Bereche, Pastor ‘ “The Seven Last Words” )
by the Senior Choir Sendey Sebel 9:30.0.m aint nas se ‘|| First Social Brethren Church |
J and China will be i j Merning Worship 19 @. m. fl og. tan, oat Cee, wil be All Saints Episcopal Church 316 Baldwin Avenue W. Neen et
“BE FILLED WITH THE SPIRIT” |! Nations’ Tea Sunday at the Trinity WILLIAMS STREET et WEST PIKE ROCK OF AGES QUARTET, Det. AMBASSADORS QUARTET, R. 0. - Baptist Church at 4 p.m. The Rev C. George Widdifield. Rector ~ . LADIES . Ist SOCIAL BRETHREN, Soloist, Edythe Dalton Allience Youth The program will be held in the | %* Wele & Buns Rev. Robert J. Bickley Rathburn at the Pisne
Fellowship ... .6:15 p. m. church with Mrs. Jean Northcross, 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion
. 9:30 A. M.—Holy Communion, Instruction, Eveng. Service 7:30 p. m. Courtesy Club, under the One Sbent LITTLE BETTY BOONE AND WER ACCORDIAN “Wh D y M
it one of the best we have
“SCARCELY SAVED” direction of Mrs. Rosa Lee Kinder VAAN wention, come out and help mohe
is sponsoring the affair and her |§ 11:00 AM.—Morning Prayer. Church School. ih ever had with your prayers, presence and talent. ONE T qj he”
committee will serve tea in Fellow- Sermon by the Rector. Il I, | ord Gavin. See. Trees. rue
ship Hall y following 1:45 P.M —Miasion Service. Sermon by the
Canon j. Douglas Paterson. a
Revival! |2=%2-= be Eula Mae Mickens, Nancy ‘ ‘
#@ | Dixon, Bertha Walker and Mrs.|| | 5t George's Chapel pot F amegardal | Non-Catholics often resent the
WITH Nancy Riggs. 8 A. M—Holy Communion 6:18 A.M—Sely Communion daim that the Catholic Church
10:39 A.M—Chureh School. alone is the true Church of Cherise.
° ° . SS say, “have « lot of nerve. The
Fifth Anniversary ~ |- mrt || 87 Lofeyette Strect 2 Blocks West of Sears || Church is universal. Anybody can
Tee Junior Choir of the Provi Sunday School 10 A. M.—Classes for Every Age |) °-°08 © i who scare Chm‘ dence Missionary Baptist Church ! his personal Savior and models his
celebrate its 5th anniversary ° _Morning Worship 11 A. M. life after Christ's teaching We can
Sei St § . wih © meni then Redie Broedcast 7:00 P. M. WPON, 1460 on your dial || members of the true Church
Choirs of several Pontiac 2 Lhe Join our many friends tuning in on the broedcest. Many who feel this way about it
| Baptist "Newman. AME. New | : MISSIONARY SERVICE, 7:30 P.M. ot the Church [sre of course, sincere and devout . thre = se The Clue Ged
Bethel Baptist; Church of God id | “LOWREY Howard C. Kile, Paster "VE Tass} people. And ic is nor our intention) ash ——, body “net
os . of De | Christian thought which they repre- people believing “
trot wil present two wusmbers each A Welcome Awaits You at ‘sent. We do ask them, } vever 0 the Boxy sppoinset 67 Cncis Hiss
The Musicale will be held in the THE CHRISTIAN TEMPLE understand that the Catholic claim .
church, 311 Bagley St. The chair- is not a matter of arrogance or in. ‘edemption.
man of the day is Virgil, Chnnce 505 Auburn Avenue tolerance — but of the deepest re- “He who hears you,” the Savior
. . Fell Gespel—Hendenemiaetionel ligious conviction. said, “hears Me.” For Catholics, this . 9:45 A.M. Wership, Communion, Sermon a means that when the Church
REV. J. F. PEPPER || Pope Bids Newsmen 9:45-12:18 Children’s Church & Bible Schoot || Neatly sll Christians agree thar “Deis Tt NINE we
11:30-12:15 Adult Bible Schoo! there can be only one true Church, 1° 6 ee Evangelist Pepper will be dressed || Be Faithful to Truth S00. Q-12: . | Yer there are hundreds of different Church offers prayer and sacrifice
in his native Indien costume | xanwcan ar 2 by » an Radio Services Sunday 7:30-8:30 P. M.—WPON 1460 | denominations —some of them and forgiveness of sins, it is Christ's
Sunday Morning for the Sunday J) | nen touring “Europe.and the SEE AND HEAR CRUSADE FOR CHRIST EVERY SATURDAY | ile space im what they ceach— prayer and sacrifice and forgiveness
School. Near East to be “‘fearlesily taith- 5:30 P. M—CHANNEL 7 | all claiming to be the true Church. of sins. The Church, as Catholics
Sunday School He said that wells as task is A Friendly Place to Worship ‘eight. in fact, oaly ONE can see it, is Christ living in the wor
Sevin omy @, “a But which one? How can we
9:45 A. M. cay ihe andres | It’s Great . . . See and Hear identify it? .
Morning Buen by wer were BILLIE GRAHAM in ee Se ee mig | 3 ° an extracr- 4a i
1 AM | aie Seer ese OIL TOWN, U.S.A." |ncieceo gel || president of the Wick Newspapers: ‘mun on ral body thar He died for one re . our re- iavi
7:45 P. M. He spoke to the delegation, cpm- hot pr Piear Alber whee y- cael WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30th | demption. Having thus so carefully ible? Is it composed of saints and sin-
prising representatives of newspa- pedal “oustain attack. | Ch T le | revealed Himself to the people of ners? Can we reject the Church without
Services Every Night || pers and radio stations in sieven Can't read music? You'll still play, today, with the | ristian Temp | His own time, would He not make "i*cting Christ? Must I belong to the
‘Except Saturday states, in English. emazing “Minit-Musie,” another LOWREY exclusive. 505 Auburn Avenue - that fu : Catholic church to be saved? The an- : equally sure thar TUTE BENETALIONS —swer to these and many other important
RADIO: WPON 1460 KC. to make music the easy way—and, how little it costs. Catholics believe that the Savior which we will send you without cost of
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210 North Perry Street || tne capital Addis Ababs. During Represented Hatlesiedy by if -1048 A. M—MORNING WORSHIP KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS WESLEY WIBLEY. Minister ot the needs of the missons. The G , her Music Co.. ; “What All the World Is Seeking” RELIGIOUS INFORMATION BUREAU
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PATRONS PS —foep Set TEE TIO leee_ tion of officers.
Mrs. Sol Hoover was elected
president at the recent meeting.
Other officers are Mrs, Kinport,
vice president: Mrs. Leon Baum-
gardner, secretary, and Mrs. The-
odore Carlson, treasurer,
Secret Pals Revealed
by Alpha Omega
Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi sorority gathered at the
home of Mrs. Elwin Hall on Silver
Circle drive recently for a chili
supper.
The members discussed program
covers which they will make for
the sorority’s annual founder’s day
banquet to be held April 27 at Dev-
on Gables. Secret pals were re-
vealed during an exchange of gifts.
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Club Presidents
Meet Monday
Presidents of all federated wom-
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Mrs. R. E. Gegoux
to Review Book “What Men Live By,” by Leo!
Tolstoy will be reviewed by Mrs. |
R. E. Gegoux Tuesday at YWCA. |
This is another in the series ot |
the program beginning at 11:30)
a.m. and including a luncheon hour.
Tea and coffee will be furnished. |
Hostesses will be Ora Hallenbeck |
and Mrs. Eva Spears. |
Colors Analyzed A recent analysis of patterns for
men's summer weight suits re-|
vealed the male preference in the
following order: solid colors, slub
weaves, dibrene decorations,
cords, linen weaves and, last,
stripes. '
tinued gleefully, “or should I say, my bedjacket did.
“All the people whe came to
“Merle Norman Look”
by Easter!
Call for Free Demonstration
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NPM ak OS A SR SAE TR EOS ET sgaptaing of ‘‘Know Your Neigh-| |.
bor’ sale being held April 15 and |
16 will meet at the home of Mrs. |
J. A. Rammes on Rosedale ave-| .
nue, Sylvan Lake, “Monday at |
7:30 p.m.
More than 450 women will be
participating in this project. Mrs.
Ericson Lewis and Mrs. Rammes
are cochairmen of the sale. Pro- |
ditorium.
Acosta-Lang Unit
Acosta Lang Class of Donelson
Baptist Church decided to purchase |
dishes for the church as a class |
project at the meeting held recent-
ly at the church.
Mrs. Cecelia Merriss gave de- |
votions and Mrs, Smith Green was
chairman. Mrs, Marion |
Walters and Mrs. Elton Thomas
were co-hostesses.
meet pendey
Mra. J. L. yoough, 47 Glenwood ave- |
mue.
Women of the Moose wil! hold special
meeting for committe chairmen Monday
at 6 p.m. in Moose Temple
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Hat’ Styles of 30s .Recalled at YWCA amor) f
=~ |Pre-Dance
Parties Held
This Evening || <-.. Sorority to Hold nrnackeeriemrengertagi, 4 . $0
Large Brims, °
Fancy Bows
TakePrize Maple Leaf Club
Holds Contest at Annual Affair at! won't set 20 many duplications I.
YWCA Chieftain Hall el Sn de aa Wee
Hats following the ing, eee
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adorned the hats made by
members. Mrs. George Boulton
won @ prize for the most original
hat and Mrs. Mable Vogel for the
most unique,
Judging the creations were
; li f i ville and Mrs. Everett Harris co ae Bake avenue
ot Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Guests were Mrs, Stode Russell will be the setting for a of Brantford, Ont., Fred party attended by the Harry Raetzke, Mrs, Thomas Lassen, Stroma, the Allan Cadys, the Mrs, Christian Greve and Mrs. William Riehters, the Ronald Wayne Pertney. o. Schemels, the Eugene Craw- Hostesses cooperative fords, the Jack Lehs, the Milton ne ot an Foltss’ and the Lyle Thayers. papel yagi diag ew Fwy Mr. and Mrs. William Fox of
bington. ¥ Mrs. ny
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pn heed = oes cal Bri and Mrs. a, Mr. and curing May. The members pa | —_ A ie tee a rl os
oy McDonell ae The Maple Leaf Club of Pontiac’spon-| ing unusual styles were Mrs. Elmer Mac- Morgan Siple ‘Jr , Vek Wiel <.'; oak eu wade
+sored a hat contest Friday at the YWCA.| Lean of Woodbine drive; Mrs. Edward Col- . .. .. . rive || YOU" selections of ching, crystal
WCTU Slates Members made many types which were high|lins of Elsinore drive and Mrs. George —_ . naathering 8 and aaa kitchenware and “MADE FOR
, . style during the 1930s, Among those wear-| Boulton of Drayton Plains, 4 ia , |Kimmins will be Mr, and Mrs, |} EACH OTHER STERLING FLAT-
Spring Institute : Mrs. Leo J. Heenan of Whittemore street (seated) dis-| Stanton Deyo, Jean Simpson and|] WARE TOO.” We keep » careful
The Spring Institute of 18th Dis- . ° . 2 + plays one version of hat styles which were shown during | James J. Kothe Edna Pinkston sear vee ee ee oe
caved wet twee ADTIL Parties Will Honor Bride-Elect |e 1930, and ars. Wendel! Newman of Delrose road| tx. Yarka face," “\] Stone yin tar Hep in First Methodist Church of Royal . wears a typical high style hat with lots of taffeta bows.| Arriving at the home of Mr. |} sliminate dis acine
,.| BIRMINGHAM—Two parties are| Susan Larsen of Wauwatosa, » ment of Joan Martin, daughter They modeled their hats at the meeting of the Maple Leaf | and Mrs, DeVere Games of |] patterns . . . Come in soon and scheduled for early April for bride-| Wis. will come to be maid of | of Mr. and Mrs, William A. Mar | (Jui held Friday in the YWCA. Steen Desreee WS te We register with Mrs, Evans. We
elect Mary Alice Hopkins. She is| Soest Had OS™, Bewe ot beawr. a ieee of Sainte. ob cad Bare. Al Samptote, Bik. ona | '2"2. 2 Wnvety Srides! Goch which the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.| prigesmaids wil inctude Mary the som of Mr. and Mrs. Pout Tod "| [> Auchard Is S ker) 8 tate Cuties, Mr: ana vies. pl io gir singe by #28 Hepkins, and will marry William) Drake, Charlotte Wiley of Bir- | Reed of Wimbieton read, eV. ucnar Ss PEAKET | art tasty ana Mr. and mre. |)" weve om ee Travis Gibb III of Kensington, Md.| mingham, Patricia Krebs of Web- | joan attends Colorado College Martin Otte, nights . . . bring your fiancee
and Fort Devens, Mass. during her| ster Groves, Mo. Mrs, Walter | iors she is a member of Delta| The Women’s Fellowship of First) ter the need of missionaries im | Others will be Mr. and Mrs. down with you...
vacation from the Univer-| Trvettmer of Mt. Vernon, Mi, and | conmas sorority.. Mr. Reed was| Congregational Church met Friday| Africa and stated that in bis tife- | Robert Boatman, Mr. and Mrs.
Wisconsin. Mrs, Peter Van Boven of Amp |--aduated from Dartmouth Col-| for a by the Stan-| time Be has seen the change Frederick Shorey, Mr. and Mrs. |
Louis C. Goad| 4***r- lege where he was a member of| dish Group in the church parlors. | '0™ lives ruled by fear and | Ned Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
dinner and “His and| Peter Gibb will be his brother's | Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. A| Ora Hallenbeck conducted the| “#eBeraft to lives enriched by liam Case,
shower April 9, and Mr. | best man ' | summer wedding is being planned. | business meeting and devotiond, Ctucstion, modern medicine and * ¢ ¢
B- Black will give an * *8 eee were given by Mrs, Wallace Ed-| Christianity. we ae ot Ge Theme The '
brunch on Easter! Jo Rothman was home over last | S. I. Carison of Westwood drive, | wards, who quoted from a letter| Mrs. H. Gordon Woolcott sang | berry home on West Rundell street |} 24 W. Huron St.
weekend from Skidmore College | left Tuesday for Seattle to make) written by Jean Oyono *| stewardship chairman of the Fel-|Robert McGills, the Joseph Moo | 7 and will miss her sister, Lydia, | his future home native of Africa. He is a mis-| Ed.
who will come from Barnard)! Mrs. Rowland Benge will give a| stonary teacher of French in the ward Madang enouangee poster of| Tletiag Memes ne aint HALL FOR RENT Married College for her spring vacation | luncheon Monday in her Grosse | Elat School of French Cameroun First Presbyterian Church ‘and Wilford Smith. and Mr. and
oe April 1 | Pointe home for bridé-elect, Joanna | Mr. Néum stressed tm his let- The Rev. hr, Auchard described | Ses. Douglas ‘Tresia. ) Se ae } Friday in Their parents ae. ee ee ee aoe ——" | “Stewardship” as the name given’ Mr. and Mrs. Wall R.. Wil ne my Weddings
Park Avenue | ward E. Rothman, plan to leave | 16 to George Byron Catlin III of 0 the inescapable relationship be- | liams will entertain a few friend Receptions
Presbyterian | PF % for a European trip. | Franklin in St. James Episcopal Mr. Langerman _ | tween God and ourselves. He said, at breaktast following the dance in| OR 3.5202 FE 2-2195 eee Church. | Saye uned (© Gapwans co? peupem | at ee evens oe Gams
Church of Des| Leaving April 6 for New York | Mrs, Donald W. Hunter and Speaks to Club sibility by doing and giving to| wats _ ae
Moines lowa,| “il be Mr. and Mrs. E. M. | Mrs. Paul Knold will give a tea | The importance of sports and| others. | .
were Mar Vehmeyer of Shirley drive. They | for her on Tuesday, and Mr. and recreational activities‘in the fam-| Plans were made for a Good | .
, y will meet Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Mrs, Frank Wachter will enter- fly was emphasized by Rolland | Friday breakfast to be sponsored | PEN y Lou Brubaker,| Bare Field there, de some shows | tain for Joanna and George the | 1 i ncorman, principal of Walled| by the Fellowship on April 8 and a A
daughter and shopping ang sali April 8 on | same evening at the Detroit Ath |; 44, J High School when | parish night dinner to take place ®
of the D. L. | te» menthe ot Eorepesn evel. | Phe spoke Yor Child Culture Club, | n April 27 | ;
ne " Mr. and Mrs. James H. Herbst| ‘The club held Dads’ Night Thurs- 10:30 9-3() | Der Mex Mrs. C. , Holzworth will give ot Harmon qvemme will give 6 Gay ot West Acces Chat —" Young Democrats | e = ae i) s Moines a Voyage luncheon for Mrs. | pot-luck supper in their home April . Langerman . :
‘and Marvin |Vehmeyer March 31 in her home | 2. “Building Strength in Our Fam- Install Officers pe Women’s, Misses’, Children’s Clothing Richard Briles on East Long Lake road, Invited are Mr. and Mrs. Carl | ilies Through Sports. David Simmons is new rman
, ‘|e * « @ W. Blauman Jr., Mr. and Mrs.| He said that sports contribute | of Young Democrats of North Oak-| e ,
He is the son| Mr. and Mrs, G. Thorndyke|Henry Whiting Jr, Mr. and Mrs.| to an individual and a group in| land County. The officers were)
of former Dwelley will entertain the cast of | Theodore Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.|mental and physical benefits. | installed at a recent meeting held | (“4 1@a
Ponti “Laura” the show the Village Play- | Walter Naas, Mr and Mrs. Rich-| Sports activities tend to draw a| in Rochester.
ontiac ers will give Friday and Saturday | 2d Ernst and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce | family together. . Other officers are Neil Crowe) |
residents, _| evenings, after the initial perform- | E- Hance. Hostesses for the affair” were | of Rochester, vice chairman; Betty 3057 Elizabeth Lake Road, Pontiac Mr. and Mrs. | ance this evening. ————— Mrs. Francis Hoover, Mrs. Allen | Bemis, recording secretary and “Arche Briles | yO" Saturday evening wae and | Bride-Elect Honored Daten, ne Randolph Burns| Mrs. William Price tad Rochester, | 1 Block West of Huren
rs. Anthony J. ter- e . Milzow. corresponding secret . |
of Des Moines, tnd at dinnee belare the shower and With Shower Winners of the game. portion of Donald a SSS
MR. and MRS. MARVIN R. BRILES Baer: Bile, the lading man, | Maryn Handy, dae ot Mee nar talsses Floyd Crump| member of the state central con ‘dav “til oes cee Sie car toe Mee Cant ne | te ee ate et Seat | od te: Eoagueean. mittee. | Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9
Ri Perf. ed j | Detroit alumnae of Sigma Chi and | at @ bridal shower given in the| Mrs. John Harding and Mrs.| Speakers for the installatjon |
ites orm in towa tir wives and friends. | Bags sree home of Mrs. Jere Floyd Crump were socal commit:| meeting were Carlos G. Richard BOBETTE Vibe
Mary Lou Brubaker and Marvin| The bride's other attendants palitynilherna on coal ma wih Gerald Reed wmf e| DTA A, Ee Oecay Demrae| J
Richard Briles spoke their mar-| were Mrs, Darrel Brubaker and y vows with Gerald Reed, son ctivities Commy Domenie | ia riage ‘vows-Friday-evening-in-Park| Benin. noe oe | Harold. Roods of Summit street,|* * JUSS | Chairman and Eddie McGloin,|]_ IT~FOM Vv! | Avenue. Presbyterian Church of| MAHlj® Atle’ of Dés Molass, ad"| Gi interest in Birmingham’ W [on April 23 in Oakland Avenue |. fiwiive. board members of PTA vice chairman of the Young Dem |] — every _. —— Des Moines, lowa. am sn the recently announced engage- | United Presbyterian Church Monday at 7:30 p.m | ocratic Clubs of Michigan. point of view... tv We
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DIRECTIONS bin, Ws Tura gould ae ;
cn ‘Cambresk Lane to Ledgeston Drive — right te | "® (nat own Slanned ond ect Ovens. ‘Electric’ Dishe model. head of the art department at washers, Ventilating
Centre College. Hoods, Lazy Susans.
Buifes and Senoes &: -Waterferd | house, Kellam said “It'll be a long
22 W. FE time before we have everything
just as we want it, but it’s fun.”
IAA PALL L2LLALL LALA A hal Whea Jack first had his dream Includes Installation — Free Estimates — FHA Terme
. of a home, he set about getting
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3088 W. Huron St. “iui” = FE. 55-9331
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He talked with local builders, Open Mondey and Thursdey Eves.
\ in Comfort, Convenience ond Ay | from them. Jack realized it was 7
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\ For Free Heating Survey and Estimate, Cail |e viata ls tote, «ae
in Texas, and saw a concrete block
\ AUTOMATIC HEATING CO.) reccc'te tos rant Sect tea \) He reasoned that if his brother
\ 17 Orchard Leke Ave. FE 2.9124 at tout have the courage to
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ability. PLANNED BY PROFESSOR — Jack Kellam, col- | crete block house is now occupied by the Kellams at
W He learned there many | lege art director, shown at the upper right working | Danville, Ky. Center left shows how the house grew
Ice and Snow Have Gone—Install Now! wwe than efter He | the house and over it will be laid asphalt tile, The partitions betweet/] so—after a great deal of thought
te. LLLP LTT || studies the proper laying of the | the rooms are wood, and the walls, | space, something rare in houses.| and study had been given to
Fi Se ee blocks and their insulation fea- | inside and out, are painted in pas | 1, a-commodates pipes for all utili-| drainage tm consultations with
sys tures, He finally found the block /tel shades with concrete paint. |i. 5 arranged that a workman| health authorities,
parpose best sibilities for variety of colors and | i105 without distrubing the rest of| | have learned as I went along color blends. and if I should build another house
Kellam drew his own plans for!” 4 witity room houses a gas fur- the heute. I would know much more about it” ;
a compost. modern, ae nace. He provided a vertical crawl The septic tank was built just | Jack says. _ 62 Years of Fence Building
feet. He drew the wiring layout . When ha fast the f the bi | * es ; you ve to en a very
ra at ee arose Finishes Unhurt |ZOUse Order: | win mater an obit, we . | be shade tree in the yard and went to| Time to Spare sheet metal screw wifth is NO DOWN let PAYMENT. | 36 MONTHS
ee : "Wilock by block tach by tach, | ees if Schedul . PAYMENT IN JUNE TO PAY
i |e ess eo’ Dy Insecticides “On OStoCnS cat Fen BPS "s was windows and tremes vue | Scheduling your housecleaning
enmanane Site — , wires were strung, pipes ; ; he whed-
Pee SS || were aid. Spraying Doesn’‘t Ruin | ores ane Nay io prevent thai |
came tor the rect, | Paint on House, Garage | end-et-the-week, back - breaking
Affirm Tree Experts | tor the weekend guests.
thes
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scostom rates |[ ieee me | na = = Oenm! A homeer vailable misconception that spraying ruins pliances and materials lighten
377 South Telegraph 2 } k. too. .
CONCRETE STEPS | PE 38-0528 motile and fence.” auto For instance, an easily cleaned |
Not Affected by Frost. - With or Without Platform a | Not so at all, say tree experts.| Surface material such as tile is
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auto finishes". again ealy ROOFING & INSULATION CO | 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. DAILY
Exterior or interior precision, quality-made Any standard car cleaner will ; WEEDED!! + 3
shutters of. strong white pine, ready to wax, clean it. To time, effort and | veh
stein or paint. If we don't have the size you [| anguish, it's always good practice |$ MOMES With ACREAGE > —<the
aie -s — order! ’ spongtng —— chariot out “| Buyers Waiting! FcalY’ way ych '
Single or 2- , Tae We K. L. TEMPLETON, Restter | 7
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SALOON TYPE | rong peste or it © ba in 3 "Colifornie Contemporery | | 7 LESS THAN AVERAGE DOWN PAYMENT
- your or pantry quick | § Morale Contemporary CONVENTIONAL — F.H.A. — G.I. MORTGAGES:
| repair It will MODEL HOME
SWINGING DOORS [ook ctor on ir tie mete |S oem Duty and seneer || | @ Power Operoted Thermo-
New! Decorator-type! is not neglected. The collapsible : 11-09 4. M. to 9:00 © M. pone Windows and Screens
| metal tube will keep the paste ° You Can Tr The size and style you want can be ° ou ade in Your Present Land
“ou quickly delivered! |fresh and prevent it from drying | coven ty.” WS’ *am aon @ Acoustical Tile Ceiling @
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CEDAR CLOSET | | : © Full Besement
LINING i @ Two Full Tile Bethrooms
— stom $13 from
312” Top-quality beveled glass, free
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@ Three Large Bedrooms completed and nearly ready for
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Look! Better:- Homes & Gardens = [| Peete pur vour Concrete Driveways, Walks, Foundo- [ET 6 we scake Closets with | much more your housing invest- . tion in Early te Avoid the Summer Cement Pinch! Drowers
“Do-It-Y ourse if’ Booklets | ment will give you at Pine
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Drayton Plains-on-the-Dixie - OR B-1211
‘ “Where the Home Begins” 3 199 Mechanic Street al FE 5.9418
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SUNDAYS 10-3 P. M.
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SYNTRON ELECTRIC
HAMMERS. Tools for
every need.
y MALL CONCRETE SUR-
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end Lomberd end Mell.
BELT SANDERS—Skil ond
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TARPAULINS
WILKINSON
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Mixer Park, Inc. 245 Blisabeth Leke Read
Phone FE 5-8780 -
FREE PARKING
= Come Out to: Burmeister’s
Anytime! Always ample parking space! Always plenty of
stock in our yard! Come to Burmeister’s where
service is a must and prices ore always low!
This Is NOT a Mistake!
: 4x8 Sheetrock }
F ron 9 25 Sheet
nena
: s a lazy person's constant | hose it off. The water runs right through and the wood soon dries. Wide overhang
play of fir 2x4s laid so the narrow edgejroof fends off rain and noonday sun.
is exposed, allowing about half an inch space between each piece. To clean, just
Cellophane Pouches | ou‘ cru war"
Sanitary Dispenser | rvs.ncr mate vay Just enough mustard to spice a) 4 unit serving D quctty ond Ups Light Intensity
A movie projection screen made
from glass beads fused to a por-
WE Must MOVE 200 WHITE PINE
COMBINATION DOORS
We Néed the Room! hamburger are gently squeezed | Becessary mess by squeezing.
out of sanitary, new single-portion| These handy custom-pak pouches
pouches made of cellophane coated | simplify unit serving for restau-
with bakelite polyethylene. The | rant, hospital, airline, railroad flexible, translucent packages also | ;
dispense controlled portions of
shampoo, hair rinse, cosmetics and
chemicals as well as sauces, jel- The company claims the screen
increases light intensity as much
as 200 per cent over newly painted
white surfaces. The screen per-
forms equally well in rain or fair
weather, the company says, and
CRUMP ELEOTRIG || since «(oe smn 0 tray and counter services. Unit
packaging eliminates costly inven-
tory guesswork in maintaining
3465 Auburn Ave. lies and other foods. Tightly stocks of mystard, ketch jelly, sealed pouches prevent waste and ; , up, Je een MEIGHTS, min. The United Sate hes about 3.3 save time in serv rs, | mayonnaise, etc. The composite film is coated About three million Americans
with bakelite polyethylene te [are taking special courses for
resist moisture and most chem- (adults provided by the public
leals yet remain tough and | school systems. GRAND OPENING ’ : SPECI ALS ! New Finish Lasts and Lasts -° Burmeistet’s - - - Burmeister's - -- Burmeister’ Se’|
Just Arrived oe YWOOD
EARLY BIRD BUYS!
1x4 No. 2 Y.P. FLOORING *] ] O
*s--- Burmeister’s - “-- Burmeister’s s-- Burmeister’s -- + Burmeister's - - - Burmeister's - - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister’s - - - Burmeister's - - - Burmeister's -
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This is Burmeister’s Price — | 420
, Above price one week only!
Are you running around in circles?
-, __ Looking For a House You
‘Can Really Afford?
Midwest Homes START AT
$3790 cricerea With All Bidg. Materials
Supplied to Complete!
We can erect house of your choice on your foun-
dation in 2-3 days. Site labor consists of
@ Sub-floors installed
© Rect ca ond rection weptiog This MIDWEST model home has just been erected. Follow @ Exterior doors end windews installed these directions to reach the site: Drive out State Rt. M-24
about 7 miles, turn right off M-24 when you see the sign @ Interior roughed in “Perry Acres.” First house on the left. (Site labor costs vary with location)
COME IN TODAY See Clarence Burmeister. Bring your plans or
list of materials for the best price yet!
Remember price means nothing without
quality and Burmeister’s has BOTH!
REMEMBER:
There Is a Material Difference!
Burmeister
ORTHER
LUMBER CO.
' Wholesale or Retail 3 CARLOADS , WHITE PINE
1.000 09.1.9 1 9 Hicoo se. eS DO 10 Brighten Metal Furniture;|? I) 1,000 59. ft... - - - 3
Storm W Make It Light, Fashionable|z arloads of 3/5 2x4 PIR CONST. GRADE ‘ Alum. Combination Light and bright colors are the| wasn't entirely removed from in- : 3 lin. ft. eee new e neues
Does With Seren aca ‘pekape“oeres| Tae rat remover sees vel PLYWOOd ¢ . “
money in we badert for a new/.used alone. It can hol paren = “~ o 1x12 eames tana $ 5 50 umbrella table, uxur’ cano-| metal primer—one- ‘ . see $ pied glider, ora sott-cushioned ealion—end the toca be ap $ Va Fir Plywood wel: oo 4 haise, if the old furnit lied. as one coat. whi
were painted to look like new. com be bought roety ined. is a E 4x6, Now Only < 2x6 Fe arr. CRARE ] 8 As k k its shape,| best bet for the pri ow, to| 3 fR........... ‘ Completely Instalied nearly "all onetad furniture iy te. make the furniture finisn last af @ $2.88 Sheet f . 4
NO MONEY DOWN — =f <isimable, Even pieces that are) nearly forever as you want it to. |! 2x8 FIR CONST. GRADE $ 96 Pays to Poy =f)", Gao wr thee souk ues |e wutdoor ase. Act make tre] » 4X7, a Steal ....... $3.36 $ 1,000 sq. ft............ ° there's a will and a way. And|two coats slightly different in| .% o _
While here's the way: shade, © 4x8, Best Yet oeee eee $3.95 : v : The Remove all the loose paint One reason for two shades is $ . ‘| * No. 2 and Better
Y and rust possible with steel wool. | that the change’ of color shows 4x10, Hard to Believe. . $4.95 o $ 1.0008 Last! It paint is thick and blistery, ap- | up places that are missed se E 5 1x6 Y. Pp. Boards;
° ply paint remover, and there | you can be sure to make the | § E
last coat cov - |e Alam. Installed are entch epoca wieatleae | Rasthes nhace te to cmbetety. |@ 4x8 Plyscore, now... . $5.95 2/5
eee a ne dee af BOUGEEOUG paint off after this application. time te repaint is ’ =| '
e Rust remover comes next, and | the undercoat shows through the = 5 Ext. Fir Plywood $ 95 o :
it works much the same as paint | is long before the furniture gets | & 8 8?> _ a. ; wal a — remover ~ + fimal- finish -even slightly; which mane : : =< a ~~
A y = | At this point. spare yourself fu-| ite ® condition that demands all = 4x8 Sheet ray ~ 3-PC. COLORED 3
ture bouts with rust by applying a these steps again. E . $ AC coat of penetrating rust-preventer.| Don't paint when the ground or > 3/, Wh it Pi £ ; Metal rust nde int, | atmosphere is damp, when the
and if it does, it pushes . up olisters oun te hot. The darnpness or the ° 4 [ e ine . & ,
d breaks th int film. Then, | he y t to blist ' Home Improvement Gog fie io cs ie tices ese ret | pete the eee tee | Plywood ; , FE 8-0479 may remain. The rust preventer|the thinner evaporates and vapor “ , 7 ‘will hold it and stop rust that| forms under the paint. g ~ , ee eee : - x 4
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Wenin Gee There's Glamor in Those Paint Cans ||Iweed Is News
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remember that the ) A can of paint can hold untold in ,
preferred over the higher grades It can warm your house, put you
because of their pleasingly varied | in a cozy frame of mind and lift
Many 4 . ‘can make a narrow room seem
these features give the floors more | Wie", ceilings seem higher and
character. Floors of | focus attention away from an un-
second grade maple, for instance, pleasant outlook — all with color.
are easy ive with, and they
cost much less than first grade br + ar incr ree.
“— Fay mw To prevent chrome kitchen - painting your bedroom a vivid
linoleum, apple* two! soersted shortly afterwards. : . 4 coats of clear varnish to the bot- CAT'S MEOW — “Squeeky,” the cat, has gone modern. At least, | Water Softener
ton of the legs. Then; add a fimal| Red or orange are stimulating his home has. The up-to-date style of his new home matches the arch- |
coat of wax when the varnish | colors to be avoided in large itecture of his masters’ home, background, in Lake Charles, La. Mr. | 100% Automatic
| There y mao Ment ‘shades to and Mrs. Roger White, shown above, are Squeeky’s owners.
~ <heais tose G@otaa Gove from tell pepe | Regenerates Itself While
pop hues to fruit shades. will be high on the rug fashion list; | Electric Motor Check = You Sleep! Women are still on the do-it- sandalwood, beiges, browns and) | ou oleep:
yourself beam and painting the beige combinations, charcoal and | It's a good idea ¢o check electric | Cc il Toda ‘
PP . home has become easier with the adap-| moss greens and pale or else deep motors from time to time to be) a y:
Phone OR 3-2601 - OR 3-1483 roller, Encouragement is being , ; : greens will be more common’ sure they aren't overheating, Over-
A0ak She given all along the line with con-| A too-square room may appear) A jong narrow hall will seem| Tweed fieor coverings, like | “P!Ces. | heating is usually caused by lack FA, H. STANTON
tests and instruction and —— more rectangular if to wa are — wd wider by ne tweeds for suits, cam be had im | ps. cian in the United States | ol! at the points required, the | piumbing-Heating Contractor
stress paint acing wa color, opposite . § yy” C F OE eas terion ohn peed on ne | wall © ain calor, yeeeally veered contiue using water power in generating belt being too tight between motor | 103 STATE ST.
ly- * - aoure you desire and color is very | ciectricity was built at-the rapids | and the unit it operates and dirt | FE 5-1683
important in fleor coverings. of the Fox River, Appleton, Wis., | clogging the vent holes in the M0- |
Turquoise, gold and slate blues‘ in 1882. ee —— — << a A A ,[Problem Kitchen Can Be Remedied
by Simple Steps
If your kitchen looks as if noth-
Cite atlaitelas
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2-0 x 6-812
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Install: this’new'G-E Furnace Take a pad and pencil and owen meaay on Bea, A friendly black kitten standing map winter Avy Uns yea wiskt we | Knee deep in bright posies, a sad-| ments, disregard present equip-
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be |The wrong plan can add to a 2-6x6-8Y2 .....--+ $24.95
&@3 | homemaker’s work instead of sav- are jing her time. Be certain that the .2-Bx6-B8Ve ...22+-- $27.95
needed | plan reduces walking as much as 2 3-Ox6-8e ......-+ $27.95
& COpy | possible. The most highly recom-| sya 7eEp—Easy to plaster with | mended design is the “U” form. |» ceiling: wear aluminum: stilts. 4-0x6-BVe2 2. wees - $38.50
mum-| with the sink at the base of the | They save workers more time and
BF the range and sink form- | trouble than using low scaffolding,
| says House & Home, trade publi-,
cation. Stilts weigh 8 lbs. and are |
adjustable from 18 to 24 inches |
from floor. Lightweight vermi- |
culite plaster completes the Pic: |
ture.
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In 1989 the Bureau of the Budget |
was reorganized and increased in
McCloskey
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‘Magic Sealer wilt not fift old foundation coets. day, the figure is 52 per cent and
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Magic Sealer is waterproof, alcohol, alkali, ammonia and caustic rising.
PONTIAC PAINT 222222 Mfg. Co. lasts erinary alot et
-19 S. P St. FE 5-6184 | co. of N.Y. Every home should heve « WEL- “ r biete
spece can be easily converted in
inte velueble storege spece, . =
ertre bedroom or playroom for
the children.
Wel-Bilt Stairways come essom-
bled. It is easy te install at little
expense, and easy te operate.
@ 2-WAY RADIOS in our trucks for wow! |
FASTER DELIVERY! , | | Raley mnet costed font sight | YOURS $ 50 Made with rubber to withstand moisture, dampness, and alkaline.
© Vou con Cepend on ue bor QUALITY pocataens easily theondhs your Transform your cellar into a beastiful playroom. Easy to ese. ews eee your : ey FOR ONLY Recommended for interior and exterior use.
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want to build. Just drop
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CHURCH'S Inc. 107 Squirrel Rd., Auburn Heights
FE 2-0233
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Let Us Help You. Competent Landscape
Designers to Assist You — Free Estimates
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sters get to bed, tuck toys ou tof sight in handy compartments, then the adults can play.| which tips down to provide base for toy train tracks.
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with them. Occasionally the shops
To Buy or Sell in the
Drayton — Waterford — Clarkston Area
See
WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE see OR 3-1872 grow in size, but more often in
numbers of tools and facilities.
So, if you are planning a home
workshop, you'd be wise to take
this expansion into_account.
Leoking ahead to a good work-
shop, here are six steps to take
in setting up a work area:
AIR
Compressors
Frost Breakers
HOWLAND TRAILER RENTAL 90s DIXIE WIGHWAT OR 3-106
enough electrical out-
lighting.
plenty of ventilation.
Build or buy a good work-
have adequate storage
5. Gradually build up a good
'y of hand tools.
6. Purchase basic power tools
once you have mastered hand tools.
The basement ts generally the
best location for a workshop, but
if your home has no basement,
THE AMIDON
Br Rooms end Gerege
The Amidon is populer becouse #
on one floor end en atteched gerage
The outstending feature, of course, is
the efficient and roomy combinetion
hitchen and dining room.
WE HAVE 7 NEW PLAN BOOKS
CONTAINING HUNDREDS OF
NEW HOME IDEAS,
the garage is the next best
choice. If there's not enough
| Feom there, an attie or spare
room will do if the fleer can
withsiand the weight and vibra-
tlen of power tools.
And if none of these locations
are adequate, consider building a
wing off the garage, remember-
ing that a 10-ty-15-foot space is the
least you can get by with. This
arrangement has the double ad-
vantage of affording privacy and
keeping workshop noise out of the
house. Well insulated, it can be
heated with a small electric
| heater
pipes, supporting columns,
laundry tubs and other things that
can't be moved.
Willis M.
BREWER Broker
Homes.
55 N. Parke St.
FE 4-518)
20 BALDWIN
In the basement, select an area Y Hand Tools First
Buy Basic Power Tools
Plan Ahead for Good Home Workshop $pring Spurs
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area twice as deep as the longest
board you may have occasion to
ripsaw. |
The electrical work in a work-
shop comes next in importance
to space allotment Without an
adequate electrical system, the
best-equipped workshop is a dud.
Provide for enough electrical dut-
lets so that, when you begin buy-
ing power tools, each one can be
| plugged into a separate outlet.
This is a convenience as well as
| a safety measure. For accuracy's sake, and for
_| safety, have a light over each
power tool. Attach the light to
the machine, where possible.
and other ingredients entered above make for better craftsmanship. A WORKSHOP — Adequate space
. * . Building Jobs Auto Equipment Firm,
10-Unit Home Project |
Lead List for Week |
Building permit issuance jumped |
this week as spring was officially |
ushered in. Total value of per- |
mits ‘issued for projects valued at |
more than $500 was $194,260.
A new building for Automotive |
Equipment Co., valued at $70,- |
000, and a 10-unit home develop —
ment on West Ratgers, estimated
at $85,000, led the list. |
The auto accessory company’s |
new building will be located at 151 |
E. Pike St. Strathmore Builders
| highly recommended. Try to ar-
dows.
If there's a chance that smal! fry
may stray into the workshop when
you aren't looking, a lock on the
door is the best accident preven-
| tive. Also a good idea is a master
| switch on the main fuse box that
‘turns off all electricity at one flip.
For the sake of comfort, your
shop should have good air cir-
culation. If cross ventilation can-
not be arranged, an exhaust fan
would be a good bet.
While an elaborate sawdust re-
moval system may seem like a
good gimmick, it isn't. Such a
system usually calls for sawdust
te accumulate in a bin after be-
ing whisked away by an exhaust’,
| . pipe.
Emptying the bin and lugging
the contents away can be hard on
a weak back. Strong minds suggest
a tried and true method — the
Iv, of Detroit are constructing the 10 |
the machine in the center of an) range lights to eliminate shad- | new one-floor, full basement
homes.
A complete compilation of per- |
mits issued by the City Engineer-
ing Dept. this week follows:
Btee! and concrete building. 151 E
Pike 8 Automotive Equipment Co, |
$70,000.
New homes, 228 232. 236-240-244-248 252
260-264 W. Rutgers, Strathmore Bullders.
at $8 500
| Alter, 61 Alton, Joy Improvement Co.,
Collins, $708.
Weider, $1,000
Addition, 45 B Pike, Anthony Seite- | reili, $7.500.
Addition, 463 Brooks, Howard B Mc-
Connell, $3,500 .
| caltecmodel. By muneare Ct. Midwest | Construction Co.,
Re-side, 24 E Chicago, Keats Con- struction Co., $500
Re-face, 1430 Joslyn, Apcon Porcelain
Co.. $3 600
Re-roof, 8 Ottawa Dr, Bahkle Roofing
'o., $900
Re-roof and re-side. 18 Matthews, Sher-
riff-Gostin Co, $1,300
Re-roof and re-side, 19 Stowell, Sher-
1 riff-Geslin Co.. $1,
Move building, 203 8. Gaginaw. $500.
Erect wed buflting, 637 Oakland,
aeviall 10.080 ealee “ tanks, Ben Ha A v-
kins, $1,100.
. 945 Gouth Bivd. B, Walter ? Marurek, $6.
Garage, 1170 Meedowlawn, D & M
Bullding Service, $600. ;
aie
Here is a cabinet that will hold
| the hand tools usually found in a
well equipped shop. The beginner
in woodworking with a growing
stock of tools should start with the
| center panel and the first pair of
| wings which form the doors. As
| more tools are acquired the second ‘| bakelite polyethylene — a dustpan | additional postage for air mail is
|5 cents per pattern which saves
several days according to distance
| from New York. Write to Pontiac
Press, Bedford Hillis: N. Y.~
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Here is something new made of
that is so light and flexible that
it can be pressed flat againt any
surface and can be doubled over
so that dirt won't fall out when
being emptied. It can be used as
a crumb tray, too. Comes in red |
and yellow from Alladin Plastics |
of Los Angeles.
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| pair of wings may be added. Both
| pairs of wings are then folded in |
|s0 that the cabinet when closed |
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~ HOMES Spring Is Here—Time to Get. Your Lakefront Home!
| Three Beautiful
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1—3 bedrooms, 2 baths, radiant heat, full basement, beach-level recreation room.
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2—Perfect beach, desirable home with income possibilities. Completely and attrac-
tively furnished, only $19,500. |
3—Custom built last year. .
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SILVER LAKE FRONT |
If you want comfortably large rooms with a central entrance pian, this is for you!
5 bedrooms, 3 baths, kitchen 19x17 with fireplace, dining room, full basement be
recreation room, complete bar. Perfect beach. Ideal home for a large family.
| The charm of this rambling ranch home is difficult to describe. An unusual floor
plan with 3 bedrooms. Dream kitchen, dining room, ample ¢closets—all cedar lined.
i Grounds beautifully landscaped. Circle drive. 4 miles from Pontiac!
Other Lakefront Homes from $9,000
5143 Cass Elizabeth Road) usual spacing of 16 inches on cen-
ters is acceptable with a subfloor. |
se ONE OF THE FIRST to visit
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. BUILT BY
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1955
HEATING
EQUIPMENT
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Keego Harbor
FE 2-0278
EVENINGS-SUNDAYS
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FINISHED
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*46 A MONTH
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NEAR SCHOOLS
Drive North on M-24 to
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CRA-MIN-YAN BUILDERS
FE 4-1549
DINETTE
the icebox is just a matter of
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Exhibited in Chicago, the dinette-freezer is a space saver for small | table's not in use.
A survey of new cabinets and
chests which are available today
reveals an ‘‘expansion” story in
such furniture pieces aimed to di- ; e
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Commodious Chests Converted From
Closets to Every-Room Use Today
rent records, has today been
pressed into service in a variety of
ways in the home, including the
storage, in the piece’s commodious
attractively camouflage shelf
space.
About 40 million immigrants
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your property interests uppermost in his mind. So,
deal where you see displayed the Seal of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards. It's your guarantee
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Below are listed the BROKER MEMBERS of
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. Maurice
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on Windows Paris Store Suggests
40 Ways to Achieve a
Stylish Spring Lookout PARIS (INS) — Redecorate
The fabrics, patterns, ways and | tinctive appearance as well as add- ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1955
44.8
26.6" _
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means of hanging drapes and some
fancy modern trimmings make
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Compare Our Quality! Compare Our Prices!
Custom-Mede Venetian Blinds end Window
Shedes Reasonably Priced
PONTIAC FLOOR COVERINGS L. B. Taylor, Owner
379 Orchard Lake Ave.
FE 2-2353
vet t0 INSr,
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fe “Blind Bir.
Fit inside Your Walle! seve hours of costty instolietion time ond “tearing wp” your home.
Blend-Air Furnace Goes In Home:
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Werms Air in Every Room Faster! —ne cold leer, cold corners
Add Alr tor whole
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@ bow rooms
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Hits ‘- i Lie PTF bina
and white organdy curtains
charming and feminine. The taf-
ful pleats.
A steel-blue brocade with pink
gives drapes a period
piped with pink silk cord.
A new idea is to yse quilting as
trimrhing on window drapes. One
pair is of green moire with a quilt-
band on the center 2
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Phone FE 4-3538
| adequate closet adjoining the fire-
| living room. The warm-toned ing height to the living room. Ver-
tical siding at the front door off-
sets any tendency toward a squat-
ty look. Planned without a base-
ment, the house has an abundance
of closets and storage spaces, in-
cluding two in the car port for
garden accessories. An extra lava- 4
tory opens off the side hall at the
rear of the kitchen. Heater and
hot water supply are located in an c U 44.8
4s estmeeiun ee &
place chimney. This is plan H-
3%AP by the Homograf Co., 11711
East Eight Mile Rd., East De-
Beta 45s oe
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The Cork Look Takes to Floors Today
Giving Chance for Creative Designs
The “cork look’”’ is the New, and has a black iron grate and
Look of 1955. The mellow warmth | fixtures. The large bay window
and richness of pure cork Co'or gt the fireplace end has been cur-
are strongly influencing creative tained in - warm, russet-colored design in every field, from «m- .
inine fashions to home decoration, | tic that blends with the floor
says the American Society of In- ~~
terior Design.
Cork’s look of elegance, tra. FLOW Perfect
tionally associated with luxury and Clinch Holds
handbag doves Nailed Joint
, decorator
| tile colors, and has a lounging)
| nook upholstered in russet ma-!
| terial.
Interior decorators suggest
using tiles in a single shade to
create an effect of spac'vusness; |
combining the simplicity and rich |
good taste of light and dark cork |
color tiles in a classic checker-
board or hollow square design; or |
using two, three or four cork
shades in basket-weave, ribbon |
fabrics, fine table tops and dis bands, diagonal stri
tinctive backgrounds for every) A strong nailed joint | other exciting floor design desired. | color and decor scheme in today’s! much upon a perfect clinch, says
home, tional lactur- | * * the National Lumber Manufactury Wotch Wire Insulation The beautiful, arch-desired ers Assn. Here's how a perfect
random tones of cork are es. | “ich should be made: When replacing plugs or cords on y effect? im thoor and appliances such as toasters, irons, eae le ‘ . | and other heating devices, be sure atere vere ie ee | not to remove any more of the te give using insulation than is absolutely neces- end aerusive nese sary and be sure tbat the as- loveliness re bestos insulation around the wires | walls in every type of room, extends into the plug. If the insula- | from pretty bedrooms to im- * tion tends to unravel, tie it up with | pressive living rooms. | | thread or coat it with shellac or ' This cork look now can be the lacquer. proud possession of home owners | who choose resilient asphalt tiles | Kee i for floors and walls. This asphalt Drive the sail through both P Screwdriver Blunt | tile flooring is available in tour | Pieces of bamber.
natura] random cork shades,| |
ranging from a soft, but spirited |
beige through rich medium beige |
tones to a warm, deep hue. True |
shades of cork color provide in-
numerable decorative and individ-
ual design possibilities.
WY)
Hold a larger nail against the aN
four shades in his design for a
distinguished and unusual modern | pure cork color tiles are installed | extended point.
}
occupied by a brick fireplace
| | in a random geometric pattern of
squares and oblongs which em.-|
Phasizes their cork texture and
cork colors.
One corner of the room ts
which opens on two sides to the
width and length of se end of the reom. SQYAYY
The rule to follow when you
| sharpen a screwdriver is to keep
|the point blunt. If you sharpen it
|the way you would a knife, the
edge will ruin the heads of the
| screws and the point won't last
for long.
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the wood.
Drop ‘Em, They Bounce,
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button in your home. Operates your door—
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ATTENTION!
Farm Buyer and Farm Seller
Mr. George A. Perry (Phone MAple 5-3641)
has joined our sales force, and will specialize
in listing and selling Farms, Acreage, and
Suburban Homes.
The 30 years Mr. Perry has spent in livestock
dealing in Oakland County makes him a
“‘natural’’ for his new work. Also, he’s a
hustler, utterly dependable and knows farms
from A to Z.
We commend George Perry to his many friends.
Call him when you need to sell or buy a farm.
PAUL A. KERN Where the Buyer and Seller Meet . . . Since 1919
31 Oeklend Avenue Telephone FE 2-9209
$7,275 TOTAL SALES PRICE
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 26,1955 9 a
plans on the eve of the 3rd game
of the best-of-seven Stanley Cup
semifinals between the Leafs and
the Detroit Red Wings, Detroit
leads the set, 2-6. Even Kennedy
is pessimistic about Leaf
chances.
“This club has yet to prove
itself,” he commented after re-
turning home from Detroit where
the Wings defeated the Toronto
club T-4 last Tuesday and 2-1 Thurs-
day.
There isn't anything Kennedy
would like better than to captain
the Leafs to a Stanley Cup this
time. The 29-year-old workhorse,
variously termed the most under- , the heart of
grit-and-guts Ted, is used SUT.
pelt ag
Winner of the Detroit-Toronto se-
ries takes on either the Montreal
: the Beantowners.
the Wings are overrated.
Final Ceremonies Bring 539
Pan-Am Games to Close MEXICO CITY # — The 1955;
Pan-American games came to a
The U.S. wound up with a wal-
loping team victory in swimming
Santee Shoots
for Mile Mark
in Chicago Test Kansan * Barely Misses
in Cleveland Meet With
4:04.6 Clocking
run,
-Here’s How U. of M.
Swimmers Finished
: Srd-place by Jim
Walters, U. of M. 95.
400- freestyle relay: bp A of
Michigas pieced 2nd with 3.27.6 lem -
and diving. The Yanks collected
12 first place gold medal awards
out of a possible 20.
The final program yesterday,
The Canadian girl kept
ley teammates in the running
the relay, but they couldn't stop
free styling Yankee Miss in
over Canada, Bill Yorzyk held it.
Wayne Moore increased it, and
Jimmy McLane made it a run |
lacquer lanes, which number six
ships anda splinter of the $428,333
prize money.
Coach of the Year
ST. CLAIR SHORES, Mich. (UP)
‘eday's Schedule
Detroit at Teronte. Detroit leads best-
Rehedele
Montreal at Boston. Montreal leads
best-of-7 series 2-0 edy to Retir thinks those guys are
se goed. We can beat them and
we wil.” —
The. Leafs lost the best-of-seven
semi-final, 41, to the Wings last
| year. .
| Detroit coach Jimmy Skinner
| didn't get worked up over the To- = she
:
: uF
i Es 3
: Hopes
or C drive to overtake Mon-
treal
tle.
“It even affected the veterans
of the club,” Skinner said, “Now,
I think, they're back to normal
and starting to worry about To-
ronto."’ Canadiens for ‘the league ti-| (Red Eye) Hay for tonight's game |
up Win Wings are bringing up Jim AAU Tourney Colorado U. Players
Wear Loaned Uniforms
to fill the gap left by the absence |
of defenseman, Larry Hillman,who
suffered a shoulder injury in Thurs-
day's game. No other Detroit play-
ers will be out. Only Horton will
be missing from the Leaf lineup.
Mayfield Leader
in Miami Tourney
$12,300 Miami Beach Open golf
tournament today with a_two-
stroke margin over his nearest
rival.
_Mayfield took the lead at the
tourney’s halfway mark yesterday
by blazing an eight under par 68
over the 6,5T7-yard Bayshore Club
course at Miami Beach.
Two strokes behind Mayfield at
134 was Bob Rosburg of San Fran-
cisco who fired a four under
par 68.
John Barnum of Grand Rapids,
Mich., was tied with three others
with 136.
City Softball
Meeting Is Set
for April 6 Pontiac Parks and Recreation
Recreation office, 35 Hill Street.
ulations.
ATTEMPTED PICK OFF — New York Yankee |
rookie Bob Richardson gets back to first base in time | pitcher Carl Erskine's throw too late in the 1st inning
as Brooklyn Dodger first baseman Gil Hodges takes | of Friday's exhibition game at St. Petersburg, Fla. AP Wirephete
defending champion Ohio State
from easily surging off with its
ninth NCAA swimming title to-
night, some rival must hit the
Buckeyes over the head with a
board — a diving board that is.
Mike ~Peppe's talented aquatic
Bucks from Columbus, Ohio, have
three defending champions and a
- | title-holding mediey relay team go-
ing for them in the closing seven-
event program at Miamj Univr-
sity’s pool.
And if the high board diving
;event pans out anything like last
|night’s low board competition,
which produced 17 of Ohio State's
halfway total of 43 points, the record total of 96 points set in
1953.
Backwatering in second place
with 28 points is Ohio State's bit-
ter Big Ten rival, Michigan. And Yale with 27.
Three individual champions re-
tained titles in last night's action
which produced two new meet |
marks and two repeaters, Yoski
Oyakawa in the 200 backstroke and
Fletcher Gilders in the low board, |
both from Ohio State.
The other repeating titlist was |
Michigan's fine Scottish laddie,
Jack Wardrop, who set a new 220
| freestyle mark of 2:04.2, breaking |
|his 1954 NCAA record of 2:05.0.
| Tonight's closing session tests
five defending individual champi-
| ons.
Two new individual champions,
| were crowned last night, including | | is
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200 orthodox breaststroke record
of 2:26 and Yale's Kerry Donovan,
winner of a crazy, mixed up S0-
yard freestyle.
Feller, Mossi Team
to Beat Coast Club
off Mossi, a local boy, plus Ted
|Beard’s tworun homer in_ the
| sixth.
Cancels Bout in G.R.
A bout in Grand Rapids, set for
| Tuesday, has been cancelled by
Gene Linscott's managers, Don
Frayer reported today. Gene was
to have met an unnamed opponent
in the Kent city, but an injury to
his right ear in this week's win Cranbrook ‘Cranes Drop 1st Game
of Southern Tour, 9-7
Four Cranbrook errors in the.
first 3 innings paved the way for |
Covington, Va., High School to
take a 6-run lead and defeat the
touring Cranbrook baseball team,
9-7, in the opener of the Cranes’ T-
game southern swing.
The Birmingham team belted
out 11 hits to only 6 for the Vir-
ginians, but the errors were de-
cisive. Dave Cooper paced the
Crane attack with 3 hits. Joe,
Prendergast, Pete Dawkins and
| Chuck Grube had 2 apiece
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Campbell, Morris and Crowley Cun-
'‘ningham, Gery, Reid, Stone and Boone.
Bolling's Understudy
Looks Good in Field | SARASOTA, Fila. # — Billy
Divers Give OSU Big Lead OXFORD, Ohio # — To prevent! just a point behind in third place; A new 400 freestyle relay cham-
pion reigned after Yale's quartet
of Dan Cornwell, Malcolm Aldrich,
Aubrey and Hendrick Gideonse, de-
throned second-finishing Michigan,
with a 3:24.9 victory,
Hawaiian Oyakawa became the
first man ever to win four straight years in the same event with his
easy 2:07.7 triumph in the 200
backstroke,
However, that feat may be
matched tonight by Michigan's
Burwell (Bumpy) Jones who tries
for his fourth consecutive 150-yard
individual medley crown.
Keep Them Scatte red!
ORLANDO, Fla. ®—The first
Buckeyes may shatter Yale's meet | Bob Mattson of North Carolina | rule for having a winning ball club,
said Charlie Dressen is never to
let the players’ wives sit together.
Scatter them all over the place.
What, asked a stu-
dent of the national pastime, could
the seat locations of a lot of gabby
dames possibly have to do with
winning the close ones? You got
them stealing signals for you,
Charlie?
“All I want,” he explained, “is
for them not to be able to talk to
“IT was on a club once that could
have gone all the way. One day
the shortstop’s wife showed up late |
and saw we already were behind
three-oh and she said my. my.
what_happened?.-The pitcher's wife .
said ‘nothing much, dearie, ex-
cept that dumb husband of yours
kicked a couple.’’ Brother, that
started it. We didn't win nothin’.
Goldstein Heads Titans
DETROIT (UP) — Ralph Gold-
stein, a junior guard, today was
over Eddie Troy, at Lansing has | Klaus, the Boston Red Sox ac-/| named captain of the 1955-56 Uni-
caused the cancellation.
However, Frayer says, Gene
will return to the main-bout class
on April 12, at Flint against a
| foe not yet selected. He has made
| three successful starts in his come-
| back, now fighting as a middle-
‘weight.
It’s Virgil’s Day!
Trucks Pitches 3-Hit Ball, Belts Pair of Home Runs as Tigers Take 14-5 Rout
LAKELAND, Fila. () — Virgil
| quisition from Minneapolis of the
|Ameriean Assn., looked good de-
\fensively yesterday as he played | | shortstop for the injured Milt ! Bolling.
| Though Billy got no hits, he.
made several fine plays and.
looked sharp as the middie man,
LAKELAND, Fla. @— The In-
clusion of lefthander Bob Miller
teams. |
versity of Detroit basketball squad.
The Detroit letterman was
elected in a team vote.
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series— 23352-
; | Ever since then, the first thing I
tell the club owner is to see that
the girls have good seats, but not
within yelling distance of each
pleasant year’s exile in the Coast
League, has some other ideas
about managing which he thinks
|might have done Brooklyn no
|harm last season.
Defending Ttlsts
in NCAA Mat Test ITHACA, N.Y. &® — Three indi-
vidual champions and © defending
Shaw's Unable
to Stop Speed, in Denver Test
uniforms loaned by the town's high
school—that's the makeup of the
Luckett - Nix team of Boulder,
Colo., that plays Bartlesville,
Okla., tonight ,for the national
outfit—dark orange. That necessi-
tated the loan of the Boulder High
School's white outfits, which the
collegians wore in beating the Ma-
rines in the semifinals, 63-56, in
Height of Foes Pontiac Quintet Loses
Fast Game 64-50, in
Grand Rapids Test
(Bpecial to Pontiac Press) !
GRAND RAPIDS — Unable to |
cope successfully with the all-
and height of the
Police five, Pontiac's
Shaw's Jewelry basketball team
last night bowed out of the Michi-
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| still in the running.
| Oklahoma filled third place in
the team standings with nine
| points.
Groves Wins Award |
Mike Groves of Birmingham
won a reserve basketball award at
| Valley Conference star, Webster
most valuable player. | Kirksey of Saginaw, was named |“ New Columbus Nine Will °
Take Nickname of ‘Jets’
COLUMBUS, Ohio w» — Colum-
bus’ new professional baseball
team will be called the “Jets.”
The 10 charter trustees of the
new International League Club get a little more he i #5
5 _ | __ TWENTY-ONE“
mere (Senge Hoping for Help From
Ind Division 9s Thinks Yankees Can
Beat Indians, but Not
Without Aid
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. #~"‘If we're going to win it, we've got to
“We beat ‘em (Cleveland) 11
times and Chicago beat ‘em 11 and
they lose only 43 games,” he said.
“You just look it up and you'll see
.Boston beat ‘em only two games
all season. And Baltimore only
three.
“I'm positive Baltimore is going
to be better. They've got a good
catcher I gave them (Hal Smith)
and more players. Boston can't
lose every game to Cleveland right
in Boston two years in a row.
get
strongest pitching
and they'll have Kiner
Kiner), a long-ball hitter.”
How about the Yanks? Will they
be better, too?
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Rival in 10-Rounder NEW YORK (INS)—Bob Baker,
angling for a September shot at
Rocky Marciano’s title, won it 8-1-1
‘on the cards of both judges and
9-0-1 in the opinion of the referee.
At Lakeland, Fla, Chicago (A) 14 De-
treit (A, &
At Phoenix. Aria, New York (N) 6
bh oO iN) 2
At Tem Pia, Cincinnsti “B’ team
(N.) ve “BRB team (A), can-
. rain
At Bt. Petersburg, Fia. New York (A)
§ Brookiyn «(") 1
At West Paim Beach Filia Ist me!
Baltimore (‘A.) 10 Kansas City (A) 3;
3nd. game Kansas City (A) 7 Bailti-
more (A) 4
At Tampa, Filia. Washington
Cincinnati (N). canceled, rain
At Port Meyers, Fia., Pittsburgh (N) §
Boston (A) 3 (A) ve.
(N)
agreed to the nickname Sunday at
a conference |
New team General Manager | Atlanta
| Michigan Normal College for the Harold Cooper said the group set- |
past season. A former Saginaw | tied on Jets after considering and |
discarding such cognomens as. “Explorer 5’ and “Pi. | Byract
Port leads At Clearwater, Fila, Philadelphia
7 Bt. Louis (N) 6
At Atlante, Gea. Milwaukee (NN)
(Bou. Assen) 5 13
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But Fred Haney’s youngsters
seem to be on the move.
The Bucs were the kids who
by radio, f
| The tall New Jersey righthander
baffled Brooklyn for seven innings, : Down-Trodden Pirates Look Like Improved Team;
3/Yankees May Have ‘Sleeper’ in Johnny Kucks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the exhibitions, but the Pirates! delphia. Rookie Luis Arroyo was z
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Isn't Likely to Be a Genuine Stradivarius
violin-maker, with the help of his
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‘as Church Attire | COVINA, t
KE Manhattan. | tor of the the West Covina Metho-
dist Church, says that beach wear
| will be suitable for services this = =°9
; | He today that “come as you
lucky.” are” services will begin at 8:30
a “Strad” into | beach season.
le to deflate Ateaio Stradivart, the master /Stradivarius label pasted in as a |
“The label just doesn’t mean) »
It is no different than anything.
believing every car with the word
‘Ford’ on the hood was put to
gether personally by Henry Ford.” aD ERE a a
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“It wasn’t too long ago in Amer-| pe |
ica that you could by a so-called
‘Stradivarius’ violin out of a mail-
order catalog for $6.50, including
carrying case," Wurlitzer said.
of their production. From
Coroner for Thorne
wne| Tells of Bribe Offer
the violin. What misleads many
owners is the “Stradivarius” label.
The Rev. Mr. Locher is inaugu-
|mer so that families can get out
|of church in time to spend the day
outdoors.
Catering to Parties and Bonquets
Jack pecker 4 4 Miles North of
Pontiac on US-10
. Sunday Dinner Specials
~ ame
James E. Seeterlin
for Clerk
Carles G. Richardson for Trustee (Former Supervisor)
Charles Pappas for Trustee
Donald J. Carter, for Constable
_G. W. Soncrainte for Constable
H. W. Sonerville for Constable
x] VOTE FOR
This “Team”
for BALANCE
in Ages
in Education
in Training
Fair Play WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
DEMOCRATS Are PROUD to
Present a BALANCED TEAM
Donald E. Adams Justice of Peace
(Incumbent)
Joseph McGee Hwy. Commissioner
George Marble Board of Review
Harlan Thayer Constable
from Areas of the Township
in Judgment and Sense of Vernone C. Burris
for Treasurer
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be sure you take your time and vote for ALL issues.
Vote on EACH Proposal Separately (Found Aleng the Top)
Vote the NA™.PARTISAN Ballot | (Found on Right-Hand Side)
Vote the STATE Democratic Ticket
Vote the TOWNSHIP Democratic
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Vote
onday, April 4th |
-VOTE DEMOCRATIC — Scope. Tee Jy. TOPS GREAT CAST — It took nearly three years |
and $3,000,000 to produce “Underwater,” adventure
drama of skin-diver action which is now showing at
the Oakland Theater. Stellar line-up in the Howard Hughes, Technicolor and SuperScope production:
Jane Russell (above), Richard Egan, Lori Nelson and
Gilbert Roland.
Homes in 5 Years SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (UP) —
Electric vice president,
predicted:
| be varied in brightness and color
and which go on automatically
when a person walks into the room.
| Short wave from the Naval Ob-
servatory.
a picture on the wall.
Community Theaters
Biee Sk Ia
Gat: “The Bleck Dakotas.” Techni-
color, Gery Merrill, Wanda Hendrix.
dr.; “Track of the Cat,” (3) A television set that looks like | | (2) Cordiess clocks that work on ‘liveries to the Navy early in
Civie—Farmingten
/ Sat: “Jack and the Beanstalk.” color,
Abbott and Costello. “Cow Country,”
Edmund O'Brien, Helen Westcott |
Sun., Tves: “Six Bridges to Cross.” |
Toay Curtis, Julia Adams; “Man With |
e ilien,” color, Gregory Peck
Wed., Fri: “Sign of the Pagan,” color,
maBScope Jett Cine Chandler,
|Palance; “Drive @ Crooked Road,
| Mickey Rooney, Poster.
Gat: “The Dakotas,” color Wanda Mendrix, Gary Merrill; “Tobot | Oreat,” Charles Drake, Karin Booth,
Gat “The Bridges at Toke-Ri,” Wil-
|Mam Holden, Fredric March.
| Sun, Tues: “Bo This Is Paris,” Tony
| Curtis, Corinne Calvet |
Thurs, Gat “Conquest of Space.” |
Walter Brooke, William Redfield; ‘Sil-
ver Lede,” John Payne, Elisabeth Scott
Keege
“The Student Prince.” Cinema-
Ann. Blyth, Edmund
Fire Over Africa
Maureen O'Hara. MacDonald Carey
Sun, Tues “‘Bmoke Signa! Techni-
color, Dana Andrews, Piper Laurte ‘A color,
Bullet Is Waiting Technicolor, Rery
Calhoun, Jean Simmons
Lake—Walled Lake |
Rat “Black Widow.” Technicolor. |
CimemaScope, Van Heflin, Peggy Ann |
Qarner; “Southwest Passage,” Techni-
color, John Ireland, Joanne Dru.
Gun, Wed: “Drumbeat.” CinemaBcope,
Technicolor, Alan Ladd, Audrey Deal-
ton; “Abbott and Costello Meet the
Keystone Kops.”
Pass,” Dene Clark, |
“A Race for Life,” |
Richard Conte.
Sun., Tues: “Young et Reart.” Tech-
nicolor, Deris Day, Frank Sinatre
Thurs. Sat: “Conquest of Space,”
Technicolor, Eric Pieming, Joan |
Shawiece
Pentiae Drive-In
Mon Beven Brides for Seven
Brothers.” coler, Jane Powell, Howard
Keel “Rogue Cop.” Robert Taylor,
Janet Leigh, George Raft
cham
“The Barefoot Contessa.” Teeh-
Ava Qardner, Humphrey Bo-
“The Adventures of Robinson Gat' “Thunder
Dorothy Patrick;
Sun
Rat
nicolor
art
Starte Sun “There's No Business
Like Show Business.” ™m |
Ethel Merman, Donald o’Connor
Marilyn Monroe, Dan “Cattle
Queen of Montana,” Technicolor, Bar-
bara Stanwyck, Ronald gan. |
Bloomfield Bat, “Bitting Bull,” Cinema- |
BSeope, Dale Robertson. Mary Murphy;
“The Golden Mistress.” Technicolor.
Starts Wed: “A 8Star Is Born,”
CinemaScope, Judy Garland, James
Mason, Jack Carson
Heren
Bat: “The Garden of Evil,” Cinema-
Scope, Oar Cooper, Susan Hayward;
A Bullet Is iting,” Rory Calhoun
Sun, Mon: ‘Three Ring Circus,”
Vistavision, Martin and Lewis
Tees., Thurs: “Hans Christian Ander-
a Danny K aye.
A Gat: “Beneath the Twelve Mile
“Overland Pacific,” Adele Jergens. Tues:
Cinemascope, Terry Moore; |
Japanese Train Late;
Passengers Get Refunds |
TOKYO W—An express train
was late in Japan today.
This is so unusual that Kyodo
News Agency carried a story.
The Chuo Line Express hit a
stalled taxi and was delayed 2
hours 43 minutes. No one was hurt.
But the Japanese Railways had to
refund about $55 in express tickets | Electricity to Heat + New Helicopter ‘Wage Strike Closes to Track Down, Destroy Subs __ Nine London Dailies LONDON —Fleet Street, Lon-
| Electricity will heat many of our) NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. (UP)— | don's bustling newspaper row, was | homes within five years, according When Bell Aircraft Corp. recently | stilled today as a wage strike by
ito Chester H. Lang, a General | delivered to the Navy a helicopter | electricians and maintenance men
who also | designed to track down and destroy | forced suspension of the city’s nine
| submarines, the company regis- |™ain dailies.
; (1) Luminous ceilings that can | tered an aviation ‘first.” The Manchester Guardian was This first sub-chasing helicopter the only national daily on sale in
is now undergoing extensive tests, | ‘he capital as a result of the stop- but the company expects to make | Page. which also shut the financial
and sporting papers and the Com-
|munist Daily Worker.
| One union official said the stc The craft was developed in »p-
Bell's tocal plant, but reborn page probably would last into next
. week.
en plant. in the Fort Worth, Sports enthusiasts were without
late word from their favorite col-
Designated the HSL-1, the ‘cop-|umnists on two of the nation’s
ter is equipped with sonar detec- | biggest sporting events, the Grand
tion equipment that can be dipped | National and the Oxford-Cam-
into the sea to “‘listen’”’ for subs. | bridge boat race, both scheduled
It also carries lightweight “‘hom- | for today.
ing’’ weapons that follow through |
in destroying the tracked-down
enemy submarienes. —
Fancy Name for Dump
| WATERBURY, Conn. (UP)—The
Since the end of World War II, | 195 budget lists the operation of
American railroads have vought the city dump under the title, ‘‘Bu-
al.”
new diesel engines at a rate of reau of Restricted Waste Dispos- |
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Smithsonian Needs Help | tuble Newport's fa | a | ° med Old Stone because the ‘
in i Old Mill ancient structure doesn't have ] | . 3 Saf ly De
Clowifying Old Mill jeer arerme soon tor! Jaye P. Morgan Sings ||Jdlely VeVICes . ” be called Newport Tower. 2 . | : 7
rider "eset Se «| to Women in Audience | Are Predicted {Ancient sel doesn’t care, By EARL WILSON (UP once A former councilman told the| About two million miles of US./ NEW YORK—“I have a pug nose and a poochy mouth,” Miss! Cars May Be Equipped| imown as the heven of “punts body that the Smithsonian has’ roads are surtaced. Jaye P. Morgan, the candid chantootsie of TV, told me one ee oe ew ae recent a , “and when I'm able to see myself on a Tv| With Gadgets to Warn operated — poopy yg ae | 4 monitor, I think, ‘I must look pretty bad.’” Against Crashes ago. ; Actually—when seen across a desk—this 23-year-old blonde ‘ He now is known as a gorgos xX an oun bs who was born in a log cabin at Mancus, Colo., and is now mar-| HOUSTON & — Visualize your- aurus, one of the largest and rarest
ried to a son-of-a-casting director—looks as good as money. calt. breesing rent cauippedl eth | of the dinosaurs. His skeletod has
jomobi been acquired by the Chicago Nat- Woodward at Long Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills But the ek * collision-warning devices. ural History Museum as a gift sudden success of the gal on the Robert Q. Lewis If you heed the warnings, fine from members of its board of Phone Birmingham MI 4-4800 program—who soon goes out on her own—may be due to | If mot, the devices may even tell; trustees her self-effacement. the car what to do. cailocted “It happens to be the way I feel about myself,” young Jaye P. PS pase Stavtrenine ‘peofechea sees-aond yy “‘sareonn rang went on quite seriously, “and it seems to appeal to women. imte the future by Malcotm P paleontologist ef the American ~ * * * * yaar on of the Ben- —_— of Natural History ia
“More women ask for my autograph than men. I've always; “* Aviation . —_ ow York, where the other epoct- LUNCHES tried fo be nice to women because they dofainate the household. | sry enectig of the Manone tag ee PORTRAY ‘LONE EAGLE’ — Jimmy Stewart,| "en om exhibition. Even if the man doesn't think 2 esp | Indhutriel "Onur nee moe left, will portray Charles Lindbergh, right, in the film production of | The only known others are on ; you're particularly sexy, he'll “Sam 7 <a He said the photoelectric cet | TM Spirit of St. Louis.” Stewart, an Air Force colonel and pilot during exhibition at the National Museum
From 12 Noon as Well as Dinners from 5:30 | think you're hice. “ alrenty automatically dims head- | werd War II, will dramatize Lindbergh's 1927 solo flight across the Nas ~ awe. ~Woshingian “And if the wife likes you, ts from the illumination of an|Atantic, D.C. ,
ctr te rete to cmon and ce ne vy Be | im ER ht New Lake Theatre | mom mn teers iors ‘Melville Stranger to isle |" dene, “Mity Dic” which ee Freon tm, ed | goes along... Ferguson said he is convinced | NANTUCKET, Mass, (UP)—Her. | begins with a Nantucket bac k- ° above Cw e ea re ; Otherwise he might get in will become indis- | man Melville, author of the Amer- | ground, never visited the tan, | eg eae, Seat me Welled Leke, Mich.
SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY
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WARNERCOLOR .. STEREOPHONIC SOUND |
eoemenmen AUDREY DALTON MARISA PAVAN =. soser: sume - sosoure acosme
epee. WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY DELMER DAVES rememen or te S808. trouble.
“So I sing to the women, and
I always sing nice things and
happy things—and it’s worked
out good.”
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It certainly has. Robert Q.
and Jaye P.’s manager, “Bul-
lets” Durgom, who is also
Jackie Gleason's 20-Per Center,
have made her famous in little
over @ year.
Jaye P.'’s House of Morgan was truly a log cabin where she
was born during the depression.
“My father was working as a contractor, and was also a
thusician, and 2 log house was all he could build at the time
—and it was warm,” she said. “There wasn't a lot of money.
“And there were five boys and two girls . . .”
* * * *
When things got better, the Morgan family went back into
show business, touring the West, till the father, John Morgan,
died in 45. The survivors went to Hollywood, and Jennie Carol
Morgan—that's her real name—met and married Michael
JAYE P. MORGAN
der’s drama workshop.
* * * *
His father, Solly Baiano, is casting director at Warner's, but
Jaye P.’s never gone job-hunting in the studios.
“IT never felt I was ready”—that modesty again—“but
Selly did intreduce me to Bullets’, and he didn’t tell him I
was going with his son, either!”
MICKEY
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She and conductor-arranger Frank De Vol got the idea for
changing her name to Jaye P. when she was with his outfit.
“Frank sort of developed a personality for me. I hate to re-
hearse, but he made me do it. He taught me little bits and
things.
“Then Bullets had me go to a hairdresser every week, which
I couldn’t afford, and he wouldn’t let me wear big earrings,
which I love. I wanted to be a hip singer, but he wanted me to
be warm and kind.”
* * *
The Morgan Brothers, now singing around Los Angeles, are
her brothers—and she'll see them when she goes west soon.
But as for a movie deal now—she told me with apparent sin-
cerity, “Probably not yet. I wouldn’t want to be a flop.”
(Copyright 1955)
‘Court Will Review —_'Pontiac Theaters
Ex-POW Conviction =~ Sat.: ‘‘Underwater,"’ SuperScope,
ASHINGTON w — The U. S.| Technicolor, Jane Russell, Richard
of Military Appeals: will re- | Egan, Lori Nelson, Gilbert Roland.
Army Edward S. Dick-| Starts Wed.: ‘The Racers,” Kirk
conviction | Douglas.
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Sat., Fri.: “Soe This Is Paris,”
Tony Curtis, Gloria DeHaven, Gene
Nelson; ‘The Yellow Mountain,” a8
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Fire Engine Is Still Red
MERIDEN, Conn. (UP)—City of-
communicating with the enemy. | ficials were offered a variety of
His lawyer is challenging the | colors, including lavender, green
when they ordered
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Baiano, whom she met while they were going to Benno Schnei- } pensable to traffic control on the
ground as it already has for the
“Further in the future may be
the control of automobiles individ-
each other's way.”
Ferguson said another possibil-
ity may be the installation of
collision warning-<devices on the
automobile. | -““This would give an indication
| of cars ahead and behind you and
| might ultimately — although this
| is highly controversial — tell the |
| automobile what to do even if the
| river doesn't respond,”’ he said.
| Holden Wants |
| Film Festival |
| at Hollywood
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD @—One of Holly-
wood's most noted citizens, William
Holden, today suggested an inter-
national film festival in Hollywood.
For years members of the film |
industry have sounded the need
for film celebrations like those held
in foreign countries. Holden, the
incumbent Oscar winner, agrees.
film festivals all over the world,”
he remarked on the set of “A
Many Splendored Thing.’ ‘The
| logical thing Would be to have an,
| international festival here, at the
|center of the film industry.
* - e
“And I mean to really make it
international, Not just
| not only do good for our industry,
but for the country as well. It is |
| Something the State Department
| could help to promote.” Oakland
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minded stars. During the past
year, he has traveled 165.000 miles
to all parts of the world to help
spread good feeling toward Holly-
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get out and see it,” he said. |
more or less ‘the,
ambassador’ to other
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with other countries.’
U.S. Agrees to Review
Soviet Asylum Requests
WASHINGTON # — The State
Department has informed Soviet
the United States has decided to
grant asylum to 20 Soviet crewmen)
of the tanker Tuapse, now held at
| Formosa,
| The Tuapse was captured by the
| Chinese Nationalist Navy last June
as she was making for Red China.
The 20 Russian seamen are re- |
ported ready to come over.
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Fantasy Is Fact Yee ONS Rares || mascen ||\ WS RAREWELL PARTY y | ets _—_— nupes is
OIN J Representatives of al] those oe embittered | by bad OFF THE
Jules Verne died, aay tenth pronase sharma habeaar ed inte bie ton te Soreuned AIR. UNTIL
Won o pert ot bis 104 novels are| Picturesquely named “National _ NEXT
town outside France, but ene or| 1880. vise Beyond tne sea. IN Job F d FALL---
another of them has been trans-| the Countries Beyond the Sea. ew JODS roun
Hated into £2 diftereot lenguases.| Tork at Namtes—where he was tren, where ne aed: ana fF 590 Persons nea Cites Carelessness [2 4 ssomco are taming! Job were found for 530 persons by the Pontiac office of the Mich- . . .
in Moving Livestock COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP) — En-
ough livestock are injured or killed
daily on their way to market to
furnish one day's meat needs for
a half a million people, according
to C. W. Hammans, Ohio State Uni- |
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wrecked uprooted trees
afd other damage estimated .at
$100,000 _| the Verne “inventions” which have
-| chael Strogoff'’ was all the rage
special postage stamps. And the
French are pleased to note that
not only has Walt Disney produced
a new version of “20,000 Leagues
Under the Sea,” but the U.S. Navy
has named its atomic submarine
after Capt. Nemo's Nautilus.
s > s
French newspapers have been
amusing themselves with listing
since come into common use or
prospect. Everybody knows that
the world has been circled in less
than 80 days, but only the deep-
dyed Verne fans are familiar with:
“Robur the Conqueror,”’ and its
planes and helicopters;
“The Begum’s Five Hundred Mil-
lions,"’ with its promise of an arti-
ficial satellite in outer space;
“Facing the Flag,” in which dis-
tant cities are destroyed by a
weapon acting on layers of the
atmosphere, and
“The Day of an American Re-
porter in 2889," which holds out
the promise—or threat—of televi-
sion,
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Verne also gets credit for another
popular first, tartar steak. That
goes back to the time when ‘‘Mi-
and Paris restaurant men first
publicized fish with tartar sauce
and the now famous raw hamburg-
er.
Verne was 77 when he died, en-
igan Employment Security Com- mission in the monthly period |
ending yesterday. It was the |
largest number of placements
since June 1953
“Hiring should continue for
another month, although perhaps
net at the same rate,” said
dames H. Dudiey, office man-
ager. ;
Dudley attributed the high num-
ber of placements to the return
to production at GMC Truck 75
Coach Division, and its effect on
area business and supplier in-
dustry.
In keeping with the booming
placement record, unemployment
claims continued to drop this week,
reaching 1,729 by yesterday. The
total was 239 less than last week's.
Slim Margin Determines
Which Twin Gets Honors
AUBURN, N. Y. &—John Con-
tiguglia bested brother Richard by
six-hundredths of a point to be-
come valedictorian of East High
School.
John's average was 99.06. Rich
ard, as salutatorian, had 99.00.
They are identical twins.
Cool Cat Searches
in Vain for Noggin HASTINGS, Neb, (UP) — Older
persons having difficulty interpret-
‘ing current slang will be pleased
to know that at least one teen-
ager came across something HE
didn't understand.
The youngster was learning to
drive an automobile. Nothing he
pulled or pushed would start the
vehicle,
“Use your noggin'’’ shouted his
uncle, who was dubbing as in-
struetor.
The lad looked desperately for
the item before asking for enlight-
eament.
Thief Steals Old Organ
GREENVILLE, R. I.
thief with an ear for music broke
into the home of Mrs. Kay K.
Moore. He stole an old organ.
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meter?”
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> tier With the Singer Sewing Me are ve UaRANTEED ROOFS. ALL BENJAMIN R. BACKUS| 38,6. flash gun. 44.99. PADDOCK | “CSE SxSunively Yous area? eee 5 chine Co Salary bonus, ° z binds Bet i916. J A. Bucs, 383 18 Ww. B St. Robm PILM SERVICE, 1035 W. Huros, portation furnished Will ‘train 6 Switchman. Apply General Coss, PE 23021, FE pm a ineg Buren St Robe te | PE F878. ; cms 4 man sales and service. No d Wouse MOVING." 3 FULLY NEW SCRABBLE SETS, #3. PAINT wook. No drinkers Prater peme- , « experience Wit ind ie erase yar master. Johnson Pe doles SAVE MONEY a 27 umber sets, $1.60 up frames gne without car. 188 E. Huron,
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laundry. e 46773. undry Serv s utomatic wing entrance, north
oe” SHOE: SALESMAN Mitle care of them. Privates livine | NATIVE OUT STONE. FIRE Laundry Service 18) PE 20376. dM WRIGHT, Rea an $70ss. a rooms. room and friend) entrance } Port time. Experienced, preterred.| gun dave. salary sia cot. ss specie. un oe 1008, | CURTAINS NYLON & ALL Ma. apy GIRT. OR WOMAN NEEDING | 20 Be Contre Resi Estate Tachange 2 ROOMS. ON BUS LINE PRE
; gt © Mele Shoes. _fequired. MI'¢-0100 for interview, | PLASTERING. | repairs Ai coulpment Cation ned in latest | Vernon Vie. Puose PE 2474| MAHAN HAS BUYERS|_8 Je / seus oly - WOOL SPOTTER Workmanshio clean Washed & fluff dried AUTOMAT | —Confidential. The Salvation Army | “°° Vou want ACTION 2 LARGE ROOMS. HEATED. PRL ; eaLmeman WELL ACQUAINTED teed Free estimates re. paris. LAUNDRY. 25 N Telegraph Rd. A rotred K S Our sales| vate entrance. Lake Deges. : im Pontiac Area interested in sell- Westward,” mrmignam. 1383 8.| KORCH ENCLOSURES WITH | Dear Tel-Huron center, PE $-6804, erotr napp Shoes forte “is exceptional, We need | Neat bus line 312 8. way. ing Real Estate Full of part | eo oom double bung siuminum self stor- Lace CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF-| & nave Bice "eittomer tecords of | your listing will certainly de
Hime. Call yore most pr tn. between pm nn Fr a ectizeas a ais _ fount ry. Phone FE ntine 4 Sweet. on Sas years ie heal Dotats o} land josurs 6 p.m. PE. tole. finest quality ‘Sluminum “window For ee ee LAU Non SERV. Banins 4 FAMILY GROUPS Pa PHO- in. Ponting assures us 1u . Huron . woadaad wnings, door hoods. cap- satisfi .
Tedte Wan POR Come “Expergacet lelgpbone sctittora | fhies." Eros) grumates PIA | _Seignt™ Pomuae Lawnary, FE) pi Yai. © handie “aul “aetal for, hoane'ng |= —Eooua VEE PEITNO PRE farm work. 10900 Elisabeth Lake pejween ws a.m. 8 Norte eves. Landscaping 18A a 7 3 Mark. your property. “ an j ] ATE tare o legraph a nN OBB PBL OO POPPI WEDDi ROOMS. AXD
a = eS eee PATCRING. TREE TRIMMING AND TREE puthenaed Budiey W ituron, io otitemenn ; . - ae en —— _ WAITRESS PLASTERING. zene. ee a Srvted napkins—iast service YOU BUY IT WELL INSURE IT |_ FE ann
ALLER. MUST A ry EXPERT EE TRIMMING. RUGS OLD OR NEW — es aon. be experienced. start tering, OR 3-4437 Shring Pina Inquire 174 State
salary. Market Tire Co. 177 w PRIVA CLUB FOR| PLASTERING NEW AND RE cree we 7B ¢siee __ Ao, excellent cleaning job. "Waite's 3 ROOM PRIVATE BATH AND
— ares. SUNDAYS ONLY. | pair, Vern Keller FE 71-0251. TREE SPRAYING _ cnranse Tx
: TRAINER DAYS OFF APPLY IN PER-| SL asTERING NEW AND REPAIR | Trimming fruit trees, shade trees F You COULD Ex WOW Nic forsed cal etter 6 ws a8 Sar Sat. and Sun. 2174 Evondale, Syl A well established potional As: _ FE 2-2036 evenings 2nd shrubs. OL 32-4021 * nee carpets reso sad au REALTY CO. REALTORS ¥ . . .
tres Gots rese "tar chee | HOTEL WALDRON | MASON A Chen WORE FREE|~ Moving & Trucking 19| Sisiay “Iii Gocco We | Coogee obi | eee ment to managerial ents. A. J. Webster & Son OR 3-0402. - << : = Sueccountul candidat ewthould, be | WAITRESS WANTED. STONY | BO. SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING, | “4! MOVING. TRUCKING. PICK. KNAPP SHOES W. Huron * fam. 668 per mot “28 years of age school | __Drive In 3500 Elizabeth Lake Rd. | s®nding and finishing. Phone PE ery. Good service at R freduete, (some fez | WHITE wowtan. victsrry™ ow | Pees = Tagomable rates. FE 61003 ear | sy 9 9 -- Siewert NEXT DOOR 70 BRANCH FE +
rred). Reply to Post =| Bt. Joseph Hospital for care of 2 & SI = eleom ° Pontiac, Mich -andscapm BEDFORD MOVING AND STO! . . u ; children, 2% and 8, & house. work pmg : wood and long distance _ Are you overweight? Tired? Con- Bo 22 8 gE _ ER we, werk walle mother S. Home | trees All een remioed. Lewes pice seeviee. Agent for Stevens pom orp bid me . * sotie feat furnished, Sots 4 salary. Market Tire | nights. references FE 54-1206 Cement drives and sidewalks an Any place in the 48. Quick method. “individual butri- Ma PE 2-2068. —S2. TL Raree, WOMAN FOR CLEANING. PRI Free estimates PE 23-6787 PS ee ee ATTRACTIVE PRIVA uate Te wart wah manager. Ne lay. | _ lorred +7616," ue WE wee Tee CUTER ATORS CLRANED. | Aa that Pine Lake Country” Club. and bath. Square Lake.
Sood bay Apply © N. Tele | WANTED WOMAN AS HOURE-| — Call for estimates, EM 34a70 #5114 Pine ‘Late Ra, Route ) Pontiac, | (#48 DONE IT AGAIN) oar . PD per sen Oclord a *OF*. | WELL DRILLING C & N DRI Li- | Custom Rilg g B BY TOAD, | Sich. hac apviled to the Mickines Thet's right folks. We have seid 5 ; = r .
wroncoousy mreumncae | Waway on ony ro wetrcane | fi.Spersaet Doves | det rane ME Pa | Hameo cmmcme et | Sate Sigurt Santee | Beige, So ishw work Apply housework. eo wash light sonable. FE 2-6857 and spirits to bons fide members | &!! types of property to se... Por AN STATE EM MENT . er ecook- only and that it ts the @uick and courteous action, call only, private entrance, near Pon-
SERVICE 4” Warne Be ink tite neat Sauak __ Building Supplies 12A CIONT AND HEAVY TROCKING. | the Liquor Control Com mission ts . Motor FE 44625, after 6. =N On GIRL WANTED I. nee eee grant said license upon the ex- Office Open 8-8 BRICK 3 ROOMS AND UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR a | Ms‘iately to do light house work AAA-1 BLDG. MATERIALS TIGHT “WAULING. ODD | JOBE. of 10 days from date bath or unfurn. Heat and oung ‘ Nadal, i | Snd_care 4 children under| Do live in @ basement or Cheap OR 3-2901, PE i-0171 PR oe Dated March 25, 1955 A. JOHNSON, Real hot water furn. Private entrance. Tose ecnont Graduate te work cn) Ot old, Jectool ‘ene, ean live | an incomplete home and want| MAN WITH % TON TRUCE PRIVATE DETECTIVES -25 YRS. . * N, Realtor CO anE POR RENT FURR.
tes ares Must ‘have ~ towers ye cise or Pontisc teat work. CaS captine. VS Licenee-Sendes nded. MA S706). 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | Gorrace For ; .
tion. Used salary and chance tor Help Wanted Preis” Box eo ee “Wid. Child. to Board 2 FE 4-2533 ed. Winter Tale” MY SetTl. 460 advancement Write Pontiac Press ___Melp_Want 8 SEPTIC TANK TROUB dish. end light (rocking rE err Coupon ee eE i ROOM APT Brood kako Orisa.
reoume of Gosterema » GES | Lam TECHNICIAN WANTED FOR Get Sept-X, 2 Ib.. "$2.50 "| aq00. LICENSED HOME. FE LISTINGS WANTED | ABLE 2 .
WANTED: GARDENER AND HAN. | —*@0il general PE ¢ina8, ater, metivates septic tanks * Trucks to Rent | ssn TIME CARE FOR SMALL proverites “ne vue. * ne ° ef stating y man to work 2 or 3 days WOOL SPOTTER est Daldwnn On ane RE CO. TRUCKS TRACTORS bey__Lie home PE 5-5026. “Roy | Knauf, Realtor | DESIRABLE ¢ ROOM APT. Ei
Sie, teare. ences to Pontise ress, Box preferred Must have ouw trees: Experience not necessary —— AND EQUIPMENT Wtd. "Household Goods: 27/| 8% Ww. Hu Yur ployed couple clean. end convem e868, * veo :
* periaton FE ¢3m0i, eves. aiter re s04 Business Services 13,” "ant Dump ‘Trucks ™* | ~~ ree ES PICEROT PTO EW eee ontian be CASH POR SMALL RADIOS & building. Studio livin Kitch. TERESTED “In Pontiac Farm a living room, Flowers 3) SxPERTENCED —wInTE coor | Onn A”, REERESTED In Instructions 9) AAA TRENCHING CO HOUSE) Jh4 ‘al T nd FURNITURE NEEDED 7 end ¢ come, Sy >| “Gendpay for right man. Apply | tice te “photosrach ‘aytiio Give ~~~~~~ | footings. field tile and water lines ndustrial Tractor Co. | FURNITURE NEEDED hau! ; Walled La. :
SUT Pehort att” felm:| stoerience bas” Be TUTORING, JREADING, “anirn.| Baugh were for lee money tive | Sein’ wistce bunaars | Entity tome ot 44 loa Ou th pene ane 8 pm vera ater- expe je oe. 8, M ec! 2 v ing ve . -
ford. _Press —dren. FE 66538 ACE TREE SERVICE. REMOVAL. FE 40461-FE ¢ Beer cow Ul, buy outright or RN. T in POLL Tie PARKING WAWAOEN VOCAL, "GUITAR ACCORDION, | —timming, Get our bid FE 27106 WOVINO, “TRUCKING. « CLEANUB | _Sue'ee'de shire MBM | TWILL.BE SPRING | [ums Schndree (welcome. am r _4| Mare*have cucellens “references. | Help Wanted Female 7 _ BSS Setrrstony al heh Manis P| A & B TRENCHING | bead ‘tree re since. “'C"*| GASH FOR ALi KINDS OF USED | frtaatng UP gtitnct | FORN. “LIGHT "HOUSEKEEPING uneral Directors ebility and experience ° in handiine | ~~ po ans. call FE ¢2008. water tile. Field MAN WITH — : Snr oe expecially for PARMS—-ail rooms. 30 Racshern ° ~— and automobiles. Apply | AUTO DEALER POSTING MA-|~ Work Wanted Ma Fe hee tile. | Moculing im (PICK-UP Wants WANTED FURNITUR tines. in Oakland County acer, rE 208 on PRIVAT
Teetiies, or > Po pat’ sor? wane) yy en: Operator exp $325 eee eb Athos ale 10 a SA OF Doonan Pans zeae. If you have anything for cuvdivicing ona moe of ve beet and entrance. Working F ’ * © eececccccccece = —— —w) M groupes
ing permanent emoloyment and 7 © sorsecgsssocnece $200 | 4} CARPENTRY. PLASTIC AND St out store, General Protine "t REDUCED RATES sole ond want vromot cour builders. Also, 323 N, Cass ean meet the requirements. Kotwal II 17 tile @ specialty, FE 6-8964.| Office iy Co. 17 W. Law-| Lere to gorviee and the hich LAKE HOMES AND COT- : :
DON'T LOSE A MIN. | PiNiSH CARPENTERS WANTED | guisins machine overator |... Sif | CARPENTER WORK. NEW AND | __Tnce #t Phone PE 3-0136 Moving FE eae " SN) TK S'SALES CO Siventnae "ot ‘this Seuaseet | No drinking. PE ¢6ii7_ after 12. | fer, custom work “Birmingham | Contact, cles yo BU | “repair. PE 442i. ALL TYPES CHAIR CANING. # | (O'DELL CARTAGE | oaxus soners furry amd ‘ack us to come RO : . rictntty | Charlebois and Srene medical en $238 | CARPENTER WORK. NEW AND |_S. Sbirley FE ¢4000 3E CEO PU ee ARGEST! = out and see your property bath. acheter or couple ° UTE in recovering your |? Mi _+sie1___ Comptometer exo. ....0.... $241 | repair Phone OR 34897, APPLIANCE SERVICE |" "prone Pa S2iogMovine- re 3a Now! ca ee FACT ORY Donal’ ote on $355 CARPENTER & CABINET. NEW We service all makes of retriaer- Willian uoveno tn 8TO ONE OF PONTIAC'’S L. LARGEST | H : Twi * pede. Private lose! Place a Lost Ad im-| REPRESENTATIVE | Medina Vechaicme ot lee Meiioce PES eet OT | tetan Teaeste Sees" agesaners | iSaeAeTm dete american van | format, pavers: Caan wate, | John ae Realtor | ae a etetes + poo. x on inp yment :. we vans anv in| uron +
mediately toreach the | Bucci", imp emmuoes ne | sw marco” Bete wae BA wrth ptaipors ante Beacting | Faas Bard een) Ey Gea Sa hag SUCTION Seg Am | ceo ie gee ~~ ae... MIC]. Detroit. and. Pontiac areas_tos | —— oon —— 20 | =, ange | rare. Adulte only: West Huron.
) finder | Dial FE 2-8181 for | Banc ite, teonr, Som: | waperwnce bs a a ARTO, AREY ARDCANPEL |” Sueetseet's toca atric | Painting -& Decorating 20 "4 Fiat? iectanccee os WH sao ———————— ™ jal, Instr ic ‘ 2 . OPER So ” 4 Ne
: mental accounts Mauclusive and | S*8d¥. good hours 22608 SiocdFiELD Watt t CLEANERS. | &!_ DEOORATI painting, Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 ANTED Pavan pees an ad-writer patented products. Protected terri. ANDRE | Caw RARED ROUED, Fertt Walls and | windows Reasonable. —— atta Call for este | ~~ RIVATE. 3 ROOM AND BATH, . pre ounts turned , . +3264 »_ 40255 RECO ooop untr wiene ” | over to Man Who can show he BEAUTY r SALON LIONT HAULING ANY KIND, |——— wen Foe a Te Ot | OT PAINTING PAPERHANGING “Maition ‘with gosd fgelty. “OR | proved’ lotr amvenere, ‘Cal Tie Oren View. OR >Hi. " can produce Lifetime future FE hand digging any time, PE 43284. Chimney Work Paper reme-ed. FE | _ 3-766 Wire ‘collect | we have ‘customers | ROOM APTS. WORKING < drawing een nies. Weekly ESTES Hy LIVE IN, MORE F | Man AND WIFE DESIRE Posi. Cicenine. | repairing. _reeending, | £6008. WANTED TWENTY § PT. STEEL We also buy direct. ers with small children. FB ic s re Ts
| The Pontiac Press |) ir sea" mosis ™orSip iy | phat se TS win bunainn Tears of experience: | Minds et furnaces and firepices | {isan Fhompooa? PEreoo _ | FHS USER DRT SONGHAI OR 1 TOR CHAIR GROSS SMALL, CLOSE IN, CLEAN LIN ance. bh bones AUTY OPERATO LL Refereects _fu.y ran AIK falls 8-543 ens a | FOR WANT ADS [| sinc: secchut'Car‘neceneery Ree | part ume. Before 2 PE tooo” | HARRIED MAN WOULD "LIKE | frrisered, evel company, Call Eten Pe toe. | WANTED GAS CRIVEN ETD: REALTY WO 3-BOOM APT. LY, r you are th GIRLS. MUST is. aP- . pocttien. 5-3701. AINTING er. 300 Amp. preferred. FE 2-6007 Bished ceaey Seepey about changing to « y in son am. tod Bm. | oot EAGn MAN WAN¥S | CEMENT WORK BREARWATERS enced painter done FE | after i : oor {> | DIAL FE 2-8181 diana tare apote tor 0 sale, Fee s, Woodward at Square Lk. n werk of any od. FR S152 acters! oul stone, ae kinds mt : epee. Wa USED A ac | TY 6-7003 9107 Linwood | Suits 0 %. Seginaw.
Monday night, March aon 130 | @twa-Ginta WANT STONY a ————~"| _of_repe 3.2304. AINTING | AND. WALLPAPER. | chive. 118 §_ Saginaw, FE 20061. TRADES From 8 a.m. to § p.m, Pm ipo other time). Park me et ee STON | PLASTER TNO. NO JOB TOO DrY¥ WALL BY MACHINE FREE| «. White. OA 86-3807 or OR Money Wanted 28A | Larger homes for smaller city Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
| All errors should be re Decront ona a for Me how Ra vane | BarcH PLASTERING EXPEAL —inall"'pe s cn “Ne oF > eee | Bes tor income large dows TWO ROOMS tm mediately. The anne. COUNTER AND CHIRCKING GIRLS | enced. OR 34437. ECTRICAL Painting, W all Ww ashing: NEED $3500 AT ONCE Davments are scarce trade your 323 Pe Ate. experienc h ms) ee .
Fey sees EPCS} | gamed Billy Colson Mop Ay | fhecwoman, Drayton Flaine | Work Wanted Female 11 SEWER CLEABING |_Eite" _T™ | WOULD Line To BORROW Gis:| Pattee concerned. Call us. no ob |? BEQROOM, APT. WITH MEAT than to cancel the charges _ Auburn Hotel ut ScFeee from the | Heres en” tert ew IRIDTIAN MIDDLEAGED LA- meres; ev Serv Pn_ PE ¢213/ Painting & Wall Washing | % 9" 20° scres of land. Wei rv Watnut Rochester ate
| fret “meertion ef the 06. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AM. | COUNTER GIRL. MARRIED BOR'S| @Y Wants housekeeping tn Chris- ori ere range : OR Pree estimates. PX _$2211. _Kir"_ne cr FE 406 is Sentect DORRIS & « SON ane|° oe taricnig FODSON. UTHLS | vertisement which has been Ditious reliable man. Retail ice-| 2 pm. te pm Terry: Apply cook ‘with elty “references, FE | <> 2 “. PAINTING AND REDECORATINO Wanted to Rent 29 20. Huron ME e nS) | > pec et rendered valueless through Must have some ‘cach. “Pleose | CURB GIRLS 1s AND OVER aF. | #4 . Electric—Sewers Cleaned| 22g. 2eb8¢ FE D408. po years of | > fore on tl. Honnson .s ov — . . — A OO rage on 81 8.
Se ret ween coneclie Give full personal habits and ref-| ply at 2134 Disie Hey. Friday tnd | 3 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH | 24 hr. service No results no| PAPrn eeaanGn PAINTING. |? OR 3 BEDROOM ~ mone, HAVE CLIENTS FOR MoD. Aa ot 8 me
me sure to erences O. Box 165, Hudson, | _Baluraay ing and cleaning. FE 17-0223 or| charge: chemically treaced at no| FF ¢2171 FE & LAINtiNd. 2 children, 3 adults. Will be re- Sr we Advarn Monte once 7 ROOMS “AND BATH. get your | “ril) cumber ” gitich. |— = FE $3036 | extra cost. | BaINTING AWD WALE WARRING. sponsible for property, Pontiae vi- Boe Auvern entrance. Adults. Sebald given without tt. sell, osm | FoR , MEN TO) CA R EER Gl RLS Basy siTTm™a 1 iW My BG Purmen, Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners , roe, comaees. FE ¢0113 of FE SouPLE Se a Ca REN Underwritten by Bankers | RUSH RUSH | _®013 Sashabaw PE @1317 00 : want 5 room
meant errr, || Siege Seca Ee oo ets wn ca gn | aie Tine OFFICE | Rg, goame epics | PPE bows, Toe MTOATES | tone. re ran larger than regular Triewed @ and 12 « } | . OMEN WANT WALL WASHING. A Qype ie ia o'clock poon the || Einstein ER." R2 ‘Room Nos Boskieener “NTS (%° 9 COLORED GIRL “DESIRES DAY | FOLDING ~ CHAIRS —WOSPITAL | "painting "ON DSsA-tr OAPEOOG | BU Mag@vaMne!tonents furnaned. Previous to publication. ~~ Leading Northwest | Receptionist - $210 | erences FE S400) work. Ref- squipment. Rent & scales. FE PAINTING, PAPERHANGINO _AGENCY rr ties | secretary S)
- pcreanatemt, Went Ate mer Dealer Needs: | Pecvoerd vayrom 2722000000" a CONTAINS RICELY DONE. REA-| FURNITURE REPAIR AND RE- TUPPER OR 30 WANTED 3 UNPURN eance am. | e ard payroll , _ finishing expertly dome. Molern " the day of publication after CURTAINS, PANEL OR RUFFLE. | anc antiove Pree ___Ph siothera ___ZIA private bath. in Drayton Plains the first insertion. 4-Top—4 Midwest FE mploy ment Pick up and delivery. FE ¢ _ 1-$631 =—~ y vy. ~ onan ene” about May 1. CASH WANT AD RATES SALFESMEN | 406 PONTIAC rea BLDG ea clean Mon Wed EN ae tants sod von ht field | ea es musenoas THERAPY. WiNTED 3 ON 7 ROOM PUR | ‘rede. c . Lines 1 Day 2 Days 6 Days 1. We offer to |-—— <_________ | Thurs FE ¢3961. | rains installed PE Dain, F “Sas we ™ | WANTED: 7 OR 3 ROOM FURN- rienced 2 1 se 6282 2 Best advertising program in the | CLERICAL GIRL | #tpercy¥ LADY WILL TAKE | _ estimates rr | ~~ Tele nis Se | ined, epartment on west side, | Osi today, move tomorrow,
‘ ie 33 ; | 3 Comnka | One- tel in general of-| Cre of children on afternoon MODERNIZE WITH GENUINE orev a rvice 22 = betes Cmrence Call . 8 fe 33 8 competent sales training pro- fice filing cashier some typing. | {hint for working mother from 3 clay tie. New & irs. Sinks, | xo _— ~~ | FP ween 10 a.m. and R ] - | Or oO 2-022 r i VicR
+ im ose fs - © come possibitioes in 8. figure | “DTTIttT ! Gini. Witt KNOWLEDOE—OB Bisek. LO 27010 arnt | AY PE. bine FE same TO RENT: 2 OR 3 BED- usse | Young
PB is asf) geo tes) ARTHUR'S, sacentass tie toe amet | PERE DEES | acamantane we ae any | Seema om Teh “Raat | pw mntEAETO™ ve sa hy y OR | ‘REPAIR ANY B ' o 30 660 hom CE ACL. NOW_CALT. benefits. | oe Qork. Write Pontiac Press, Box | MAKE. FE ¢ory. Ont Eves ‘til @ Bun. 5 : < —_ 4 M Saginaw st - PLASTERING -TV., 127 8. PARKE 8T. | Share Living Quarters SCHUTZ MOTORS INC COUNTER GIRT | rence ET ee eee ga REPALS wane: | Typewriter Service 22A * COMPLETE o12 erv.ce. PE 61 RING & REPAIR WORK. |? BUSINESS 8. Woodward | Birmingham Pull ‘or part time. Birmingham | LADY WANTS IRONING IN HOME| Don Meyers. EM 3-016), PE ¢i938 ~ Ly — By A Real Estate Servi Cleaners 1253 8. Woodward. Bir- or to share com- ate ice
YOUR PROPOSI | mea Creveeen Lanes tat beeen” , Mitchell's 1a N. Sein pome im lovely district . MIDWEST CASHIER | MATURE WOMAN WANTS BALES: FYPEWAITERS Want to trade your present home ‘ oe AS “ AN WANTS SALES- rr. AND ADDING MAq' ; used _ TION’ S QUICKLY | Experienced. Must have good ret- Rete filing and some tyoine. LOOKING FOR A General and Ofhiee Su wee. Migs. = sel ‘and Property . ror Junior er ta MEN cane Frere” p Apel in person at Te ° ng, PE 3496). Also cractigal nurs ° > | ply Co, 17 W ‘ a“ > = ita Pounce. We . uron Friendly Market ; , . Ay renee. en your || SEEN in the Classified | =wet wien. $a | _turon_Ko ‘etepbope eatin," ™ eam pesinEs DAY work Fe | BUSINESS? You'll find Upholsttering 23; ( ‘ASH wit and without Take fToptage or qunior O teereeeeees EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Al Ps __— : LALLA : Satter, ered . 6380 | "evry “irl ApbIv in nemo AND MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING. BEC-| Money makers advertis - —— : “section! | sell, rent, Leatscane ome ' retarial service. EM 3-2842 y
- “ \ 4 | Mpurentice fl, A EW WOMAN i i trade, hire t== dial FE Sumer a tn Eta teetaee Aenaurne | pitstine ears woeamere it the Business Oppor- udura __
‘ , ) : PERIENCED WAITRESSES 76 | WASHINGS AND TRONINGS DORE iti i - 28181 for am adewriter MIDWEST ren ne SAT RESESS co | Chay es On Sano DOME | tunities column in Classi © " ' | @e Powniac STATE BANK BLDG.| Sun. . - ass rE . Ra CA! @ person, 3211 Auburn ALL WASHING. fied! ,
hr 4 east Other work. Neat FE sea, | f ; r 4,
ay ee
-
ee PTs” UnNFT
$60 & month. Util-
Saar es
West Side
a Leslie R. Tripp,
Realtor
ie i i Dorothy Snyde
lage $18.50 weekly. MA €3234. ‘J
|
sosly a|2 veg
west side 4+-6262.
CLEAN 7 for man. Garage available. Close
2 bus and conv:
) *
Er, ASA
room. © distance to Tel-
#12 snd 98 per week. Adults.
AD aaa
OPEN
Sun. 2-6 all on
see
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533
NEW 5-ROOM HOUSE IN SYLVAN
$1950 iets ogee pe Ce
GI NOTHING DOWN ©
PAYMENT PLUS COSTS
Knots pine cabinets ith restte
We are selling out to the bare
w our new project. Come
B. D, CHARLES, Realtor
For Sale Houses 43) ESL WHITE Oty Rates Co-operative
GILES WEST SUBURBAN
built in . 120x195 foot lot. Very reesonable for
handy. 24x32 and
full price is only $3900.00
this one NOW,
INDIAN VILLAGE $8 room modern
natural fire e, full base-
ment, gas atic
gas hot water. 1 car ga- rage, cement drive. paved
street. Only $2100. down.
FOR COLORED
G. I. HOME
Located near St Joseph's
Giles Realty Co. 62 W. Huron FE 54175 owns
OPE SUNDAY 2-5
% MOHAWK RD.
room
stalled a new gas
and 3 show
A HOME OF YOUR
OWN
Clove to. plant.
pe leone Hotel Rooms 39
HOTEL AUBURIN set orf mops Apacs
NEWLY
North Suburban
» of Ch Re. Five room
poreh. 2 car | a ig bout one
re of land, 68, w | & ' 1 ith terms.
Note to G. I.
Loon Lake Shores
Drive and see it. A fine ranch
style nome with five full pene,
$0n275. 913.000 with “2.860 down costs to quall- fied G.I Lake Shores,
West Suburban
2% acres of excellent land with
a fine three bedroom biock home,
26238 full basement, oi] heat,
24x26 block e
| NICHOLIE AND HARGER co.
3 W. meek” Sh Pe com
buliding
Knudsen —
eeooets “Bact eet
:
oe NOTHING DOWN Will build 2 bedroom house with
basemen’ o. vour lot Unfinished
mere, Smal) .own pay
EARLMOOR BLVD.
>) CED, ina, | 05,250. A 5-TI97
‘ou In!
NOTHING ELSE TO PA
oven daily 10-7 pb in.
vd. between Perry and
“Mt. Clemens.
Anchor Real Estate
Mode’ Phone FE 3-9504
09, FOR COLORED BROS. Phone Model FE 2-5607,
STARTER
HOME BUILD A 2 BEDROOM
BUNGALOW, ON A FULL BASE-
MENT IN CLARKSTON. CLOSE
TO HIGH SCHOOL, COMPLETE
EXTERIOR AND READY
FOR YOU TO FINISH ON IN-
SIDE. ONLY $300 DOWN. MOD-
EL OPEN SUNDAY FROM 2 TO
58. CALL AT OFFICE AT CoR-
NER OF WILLIAMS LAKE RD.
AND MS® FOR ALL INFORM- with = down. Vacant.
WAL GREEN MY 25831
’
$1500 DOWN
mod .
New furnace ra Jr. district.
Priced to sell, $8500.
PAUL M. JONES, REAL ESTATE
w. ron PE 4-3505 ‘ass \°
PE 42252 or PE 2-179
PAUL M ES. REAL ESTA
wH
with low down ment.
3 bedrocm starter nome, built on . an
GOODELL REALTY Good four (4) room frame home base
‘] NICHOLIE & HARGER Open 8:30 ‘ty 8:30
SYLVAN REALTY
ONE BLK. FROM ORCHARD
LK. RD.
FOLLOWING
HOMES ARE
GRACIOUS LIVING
SUNDAY 2-5 P.M.
CORNER LOT 116x138. -“,
. Templeton, Realtor
Lake Ra. FE 44563
Three bedrooms and den
“A HOME OF
YOUR OWN
-| Seminole Hills
OTTAWA HI
A MARVELOUS HOME THAT PON
SECTION 3
ND
ROOM TO A Zs. TOTAL
Voorheis Rd.
Pioneer Highlands 4 p.m. Cal
Crawford Get Ready for Spring room
ONLY 3 YRS. OLD
CUSTOM BUILT 3 Repnoons
LOG CABIN ON 4 LOTS ERY
A LAKE Is
LY A BEAUTY 4T ONL
3009 Old Orchard Drive
LAKE FRONTAGE
Nicholie
and Harger Co. 5 bed modern a
6 MONTHS OLD
NEAR SLYVAN SHOPPING CEN- TER. oe ter
Bateman & Kampsen
Modern Ranch Home
Eaae eee 277 8. Teleeravh Eve. & 6un.
ize H iE i P2 Choice West Side bs f ROOM FOR A GARDEN
MILES W. OF DIXIE NEAR 2 ® i
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Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 2 “pata & Sw
Deluxe Ranch Howe. unday 2 ta6
gar tae # : HUMPHRIES
$1,000 DOWN’. home, im-
| I a a
have dots avall- each oF
AMS REALTY Ave. 183 :
i f.
33° iH
: softs i ;
- acres. with house.
G00 down. Other good Zz A
>
4 room modern home with
oll heat utility i
®x ts. ib sell.
REAL ESTATE i RK
} uburn near
| Se” fees Me tee rE Distt
ANNETT OFFERS
North off Joslyn * Practically new § room bun-
galow. stairway to unfin-
minum storms screns,
cement driveway jot 50a130.
ear bus and schools.
$11,900, terms
5 Acres-Clarkston
Completely furnished stone
two-level 3} bedroom home.
Living room 15n23] with fire-
place 1% baths recreation
en 24032 floors, flue-
rescent is = (th it
steam oi) with forced
ausiliary§ biewers Owner
moving, will
New .
$17.50), terms.
Bald Eagle Lake Frontage Situated on 4 lots, 205 feet frontage tri-level home coe;
with
porch, 2 car
terms.
Bloomfield Highlands room goer Ae
auto, ¢25 Pontine Lake 1
nae | Mitmce.>s” beareome, erpene
of 3
baths, 2. large living rooms ie, bunk
house outdoor . $21,000, No Down
Payment $1.60 PER HOUR moose 48 lity you ms
Lake District
SPECIAL
ins tia Eh
“ELIZABETH
Here's comfort for the small
family 2
with qnemene ofl
. ‘s.
ar ep 8 nicely moaned
Hhasheth Take Estates. whh priv flewes on the best beach in
land Co. with
REALTORS
Phone OR 3-1827 or OR eves
OPEN Sunday 2 to6
; uren
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 basement. plastered walls oak
floors. Bee these homes now un-
der © on Dick St. next
te James K. ve. Trade your
present home.
tice DOWN
Lovely 2 bedroom rench ame
towermne *
« throushoyt Leree
full this home and
u weet T. terms on the
STOUT'S Best Buys
Today
THE BEST
—_ basement with
jand-
ac lot. All this .for only
613,500.
m low atvie
with @ family six d living
room. cabinet lined kitchen
tied bath and « stairway
to an unfinished attic Full
basement with eute oil
heat. Parted ribbon drive
“ore “The eee “ear
down-payment is only $2,000.
COUNTRY LIVING
Pontiac
Orton. Clean bungalow style
ment is only $1,260.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
T] NM. Saginaw St
Open Sun. 12 to 4
FE 56-0165
Eves. ‘th 6:30 2 Ww Huree mm. FE 44625 rr E ‘ws Sus ul 3 bedrooms ©
Full basement
Plastered walls
Select oak floors
Ceramic tile bath with
Formica—exhaust fan.
Custom cabinets
Alwintite alum. windows
Delco eil heat
Auto. gas hot water
TAREE SES MCE on om 7 DON'T FAIL SEE Us BE PORE YOU BUY.
~ OPEN
new 8 wapetins
PONTIAC REALTY 1 Redes ____F beam
OER TONE BA
West Side Family Home
Lere
‘Thx207 ft. with lake privileces.
000 FULL PRICE—West side, slow clean and Wm excellent
condition Basement
2 - room
brick home with two room |
on ved street
close to St. Freds ment and
gas )=6furnace only j
I... H. BROWN, Realtor w 4a 1382 Huren St. re
Member Co-Op Real Estate Exch.
Partridge
NRICK 4 FAMILY Well desianed brick 4 family to-
~ cated in towp on paved street. |
$280 per mo. income Corner joca-
tion, 2% car garage, eas - heat.
Top condition Truly « fine invest-
ment showing spores. 10 over
CONVENIENT
Trey @ convenient location ¢
built in vanity
and storms and screens
‘Bateman & Kempsen
Realtors
FE 4-0528
Sunday 2 to6
620 E. Columbia
490 Staniev 1 N. dr. School. Near oa °
Birmingham Priced sale —owner
trpectedis Teaving or this
Benjamin and if
Stephens, Inc.
OPEN Sunday 2:30 to 6
113 Lincoln St.
SUNDAY 2 TO 6 P. M.
'LOVELY LAKE FRONT OPEN *
q 2
i
:
wood floors, three miles to House. Ory $1500 down. Call fit
PUI
SS St i : | ho sf
tosed porches well 4
kept full basement. aluminum ' storms and screens
downtown Pontiac public & | 134-8. Pike St 40428 peroachial schools and stores. 3| rative R
bedroom re, heated modern, gas
home Full basement. 1 car ea-
rece and paved street. See this
ten value today Only 89.850 on
rms.
3 BEDROOM BRICK Comfortable neat. 7 room mod-
and
car garage § $11.500-full price
Quick possession.
WARD E. PARTRIDGE,
REALTOR, FE 2-8316
43 W. Huron &t,
KENT Established 1916
M4 ACRES Small farm near Or-
tonville, also has lake frontage
with cabin. Modern 2-bedrm.
barn house
OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
610 FOURTH ST.
to
te open signs,
Russell Young REAL’ St.
Seen even th ond ar
| FLOYD KENT, Realtor| y an) 5 Sacumere Bover”"
4 BEDROOM BRICK
Sakae Emp eae __ List your property with us.
J. R. HILTZ
rn san alt VEO com ove. Bateman
G. 1.
Eacelient ? bed: bunee-
low built in 1954 tered
walls. cleamine oak floors.
full bemt.. Delco off heat,
siuminum storms and screens end meta) awnings
ell for only ¢ 750 with 16
per cent down to qualified
vet.
3 Bedroom Ranch
ated in beautiful Sylvan
Tiled bath with cob
ored res and tiled kitch-
For Sale Houses 43
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toss emer rn
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= lastered = walls. wood floora,| On or terms ice basement ents ‘
“ ‘ bew fee furnace. ‘Eaterjor "wil lot 100 by N .| Bings after 6.00 se bee Eve-
= RI rae, natanter wth brings $80 moath feet Upper | pings after 6.00 call Mr. Mehoke,
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E e py new gas tur- at 2 car gar gas high sitely e land Ww.
Tl e| ed sinew af ownstairs includ age See at and with good « Ev aures & re sr | W > :
s $8.950 oem Eee Sows " coun nee . $3. 780 oes ee ome ARD E. PAR
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NE basement. wall ; : M cies | fathus. **t son, ¢ oom ICE OPEN 4° acres water , , FE 2-8316
New oil ay 4-518) ay needs “pear “* mi te w
4 wale ‘hoes? ye pes SUNDAY 2-5 eka h te —_
IMMEDIATE ree ment and an modern, Pull | | BAC ’k | ooeer xo 1S SaLnvine F W F = 1 R
OccU ¥ wage. Nic ou the add . we wih C O ; } or Sale arms ent-l ease
; PANCY Cc UCk KL FE R ° ee modern, very conv atont S$ room . . Co 48 PARAPBAAS Bus Prop 9A
5 L ag . RE. ALTY | pitractive 3 bedreom OFFICE OPE . Realtor . APPROX
uxury R ot ESS A meee Geese, Buuneme 160 A TRON, mae ET, NORTE
anc oe ts wer, hen, | A. Je my ae 31235 Road - CRES w street sac.
. OR 3-6874 12 a ‘aut 7H pacoment JH NSON, Realto After § cail OR ase % mile road “ asement. . oa with full dry
Homes ’ ESTER-UTICA AREA a terme landscaped. bowed 1704 5.1 elegraph Kd . CE. gk | = farm bome Sess. | ” wears, sie for p— tvpe Heated | Suit
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: In 7 Eves. an a 7 ft cement cups, 14 Ldw .
| Joside thle | noltdiy coast | THIS WEE ne 17 J AKE PRIVILEGES Exclusive Home A good ame ~ Nao Wood lot. | 77 N w. M, Stout, Realtor
> beautifu! brick nn . I ck S ere is & @ room 1}! mS in beautiful Fore sites per acre, te e farm. $250 Saginaw St. Ph
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=: a | eo iiem e
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: Ferni ot the ’ many | That month for AE aay mosth car garage. eote floors Lar alls. | , ne Knolls : tonville. otustive farm near Or- call pee. Dee further information
‘ Daily it A. “eee Open Ward" believe s0 we home a hoate ot your own F os eres Gay Ouly. $10 ‘ ctiinade trees | ~~ For Sale Houses 43 | FE Ra. Open daily 8 a 8. Telegraph Busow sane new milk Business aner 1B
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ONLY iy course. wall carpeting. 1"5 vijvileces too toca, me. On « large 1 story | wn Bes PLAINS. 5 pawn, BEDROOM HOM - Jor INSON, Realto 71 ACRES Steet es ne ay — tt
th also & sun s : Ny ACR 12419 kitchen we 1002150 y | Basement 00M MOD- N. PERRY Es, 9350 > . r Level te be experienced. ia
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; LL TERMS | fetatetiat ant, ere bec-| DI How TO. iment Piet bea ves ce CT Peareomss, “thar cen 3 REALTY 0 ACRES_ON DIXIE Hw? Gas a
: Gtevwesher "Aise lovely iN LIN YOU woter heater | pao beet, Ges base, | Onion. bi staees. ‘Ss temtly nee kuchen” tile beth ‘picture are 3383 ORCH station. restaurant. Gag | fzures. 61.700 Inaw AN
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a SYL V AN teved walls and ‘asso? name Tast REAMS me “mont Priced a only standing peau i, Yrontage. “Out ' price Sais” gia see. “teerei 8A Dey 8 78 TO ® or Bevetn Toeues. Rg en} — eS aDM
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f ‘ REAL ie ail» Atuntou with ween wat en Tals 6 room 1 KD TW Pp. | OFF JosLyN 3 BED: C6 248 Oaklane Ave -T, Redltor | Ch A Hurry, to FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE Huron, quarters shave. Ul oe ving
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f 2383 Orchard Lake * | Auburn a ms by on convenient terme toe. os be. clscurie stove, Ceremie tile 3 wean sciwot,éa5e0| For Sale Lake Prop. vy asset dp tale leew | soil. Thousands bed for cultive Sats —P for aveotory. Fa
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. . 2 tots. | © , bus ranc 1 ms, 3 bath e $4,800 _ front bh room mod BIR 5035 . ICE rite Pontiac
; ; NE Th terms. sere, and two ‘ere On lence on home wiih } Sedreom Lake erivileces _ enclosed serch Watkin end Laketromt "late lehe J Community Nei D, Realtor Cooley Lake Rd. 2 SnoSERY™ Press
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‘+1. ges ey unaenme PIN water heate 2 gal. electr $1,500 down th. | ____OR_}-1450 __struction. FE ¢-0447 Con- | Bature! fi with pe . ILLNES
, ; Gove. A.B shower Ti + Pull bath end | "ZW | Whipp -109@ Ss | OAWOOD “47, FE 5-470 Open replace of large Pek to sell. Com 8
4 way, . CONST’ walls le floor and pw GI. HO } upple Li MANOR : winding stairwa cut stone. hard plete
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Saneee=2 . CRES EF. §-3479 down. y h divided = be stered and screen: iw. $1500 large +d 2 fene 18s 80 5 .
a ow contract. email ‘ear Airport o we eat. West pair TO tat gas rooms Picta: s Al iar rE +1163 ment. room . fooioes in. Ap ideal ft. = 185
rr Auran , Spocteve 9 voom +r piace, Elec meee pee; CH meat. ¢ rooms and bath base- os in. An Noel location Ser
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A meats EE rereiatea tine | TO TO oan pata poy, 6 snare 2 ner, 0 Garay totes | | ake Orion Village | ERROR wm p.| ee ne a a fre Seb eee, open
terms heme. Only $12,500. 100 TO 6-00 UNDAY god Seeds. Levee ive of Dray. | 9400 DO 4: | Sere Taree living room. fester DRAYTON PLAINS. terms. pointmens 0 fait. eutte. By age Steen SP epawese Salen bowers
i - THIS OLD HOUSE ’ P.M. 3 ee WAM tiled floors, oe pows 3 room hom bed on first amet level fensen Excellent for price x MR B .
Is OUS $950 m\r ern kite wer a. Full or e West. roome uu term On! 2 USINESS
t hovely v good SE New 2 bed IOWN air heat 52 an Auto oil Loree Homer Brice $3,300 eit “as arenes 17 500. . A came with "RIDGE ml MAN. WONDER-
condition roo ‘ e : : .
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' oak trees, 1 bogen with Large li ri at only $1 in porch sepa nts each Ww seem ier : ron PE stream Onn Corner R modern
| q ‘spread-| client & winder . ving gow Selesma: ie win 32.000 qoensate salsenee mee rt Tore MITES 5 or down uigrm v $1250 with Cooperative Real ate eat ona extra Dot. § wae 2
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ae toon, Safes er farecce, sane | Soam™iag! FRONT HAYDE “ marhes:| Wthe"sriviegest “= "att Wie ACRES A. JOHNSON, Realt
1% room and Pull price, 97 copper ; . 40n20 Leake 2 oe 200 FT. ~ — ans At a fa TH 704 S. Tel or
drive, Ouly’ 90-6 new . #TRe8, bing. eute living. 4 eedvecme | boone Bve Chete Good building let. i Ato farmers price ™ Sf a egraph Road
. down. eameo enh Bide Brive out com >) 8-046) © late trontage. Lake privile fronting i till FE 4-25
I SUBURBAN LI $1,200 beta to Duck Lake tense %. Catan 22% Pine _oven | Eves OL MIE Priced right m ve sreatts . of on three lay level set! . 33
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A Few Left ane Charming 06 E Walton Biv Ga 3300) tee he > be Lae. Sa l pe pau cr me Sore Mrosabent. This is nc
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. y itgome, 2 bathe. Serooned MINGHAY @ Sine comters, Bacellent ne yrs B metera tebe srem trees. 3 SE. ini ALL NOW ud 10) jocated inc 4 Pamily Incom
& few breceouen . Automatic C 165 AM dod ers Excellent ne shoo- rt ts located in Bay. Huron Cente block he TO SEE AN AP.| @ivistons ene of the best st hed
brick 3 of these beauti- lots a en and 2 car HA 653 COLE ties ¥ ved street and tahbor- = an Bay- rE . 1082 el . tac. Built the East Side sub-
Loca 1 wb n Full base all util- ‘owl on Wild 1 a t. in 1962 of Pon-
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ce Kiisaveth Lane. Only OO OAT oe gohaat. Vacant it lech te arede | NN: Tren eece rer Also the last vacant Netgnhe Mace onet rn tor shoes. at feet frontage,
a THELMA yeete no. oe cant hardly get arte i‘ Jot arattate ‘| mOC TI or able in Bayport ~, let site Restricted Grand patianne = a to. bet water,
. . ei” ae ) eh | ON tien « urther info a trpe bh area stoves & ail
best and M. E LW oo ottached home Pie an attractive ks RE We will b con IAT rma- omes I te ranch | retrigerators. ©
. gas ~ D 32 stie tile be MI 6188) "al. ty | ye ulld @ hom tor, $25 aylor Real- Priced at on ot size 138x214. | apartment has . One 5
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vont re k 4 about Hy down t only Si0.ov8 NO land if that 0 “Tot or vet _ OP Duitaing site Nice ew H good FE 2-0263 investment increased of $288 mente
Qa Pemee an Sa 3 $380 mergeee Gls pi TH one cnet snoult ee cane saaveen tnd. Ver? vlna to men Oven Ev ventananety ah Nice olen
eur our right te Pontiac te ee for full required baw ery close on es. til 8 ly $12) . with ap-
model. attached ranch 8e t Sun v
open signs hem : ‘ Clos particulars hool. P © Sasha- . we appointm. down 8ho
erty. on the w& an | parce car ely FURNIS with $83 4 riced at onl ; NEXT tate 1362 ent. Clark- wo
eR IE Bg Na we DOWN to O18 4 Model Hc Clarkste dealt pe ek ee
=f heat, 1' ttractive e ston E 0 ACRES venings & Sun
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REALTOR 1 | price 434.000" it included. Pull Inmdscapea 80 ffs oe wy E oto as TY CO 100 ft. lakefront O6P. M.| far vunen weutricted aren, meneth. Ra. basbabew Ra. et inventory’ Bei ne
roon'h obs S Ea . with $10,000 & tase tocation we ie arenes? o 8 pm. dally oun 4 2-025) eing ranch et with 2 bea | > wutiaing sites for roa, Beauts: | | we ARM a _ tiae Press. . Bos \°
© Btreet TrOUX Hic S tet rma tal Sr6. G08. Abbe SUNDAY P&P to $) ture Ha] EIR replace, “ok aren Priced at $950 with be | me. + . ©. vy
1804 GENERA c \[ / « ar Lake A beautiful Steve . . . x.
5 Bed ene Be AL, REAL B : DAILY T Crear Lope gutomets cs Be. ns Farm St ‘ 3 i
Bedroom Rancher _ Oper until 8 a D. CHARLES, Re: cries. ones wnoe - mrsiaie possession | ecat fur | Ona good reed. Close t tb ine OAT ect, Ramegm home. | fer” oui air
Located in most desirable Donel Eh EES FE 4.05 2 ealtor CONSTRUCTION. off W. Dreher Rd O aot st | eae ane teres Low ae't schools end 9? ° guitabie tos”
sey one ee featuring +n Oe Balesmen’ SEE T : sonable down Ox R down was $550 with Ural room, mo lot in any com
> ho . score > : pa en- | ’ th ; stone hom tise
reictre window fi Guanes PHE Me a rE sea phones 4 wh PHESE SPACIOUS pasts i Roy Kraut Real Waterford - D 3 tnt f very mine. peepee pee
spac: Unchen with Srees: Mead Co-operative Rea!” aan | 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BAT orglal omer att pillar mmo oe wt Neator Beautiful buildt rayton Saanga ara.000 *"wiuk nt gs°see Partridge ts “THE BU
. mE we . RA owlark eal Estnie “Exchanee RANCH HOM ; a PHS pin 4 family aid | Stores FOR S OA 8-3339 FE 27421 view te Drayton Plaine one 7 “ee | “TROLLA BOUT to see
. : leorge grounds 2 car ANCH H . MES NOW! a. onee with priv as 8 , SALE BY — Very to schools a good acres. 7 reo De OUT”
600 A trul OM . e. Pull ate en- T > BY OWNE good neigh nd stores | Dewh rebu ms. mode complete °
SS wrap ita I 7 . pricepatoxty | oes wtment sts | Hae gave “Fog ore! “LS Sstettecd sce giles Ste aa tt) Eee eee nae
“BUD” "0 ; $14900 | ms Sr Eels SE Ta on CC TADD. | Ture. port i SSPE Sy oe
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UD pen for Your) ‘Ss wih $2000 dow LAKEFRONT — You'l .. wv RDIVISION ¢ Diste Bey. op mragion, Patna ville Phone 64 Bost wt fee" Marycrest Pontiac.
freien 8 enjoy t ir. “OR 17 tront individuals -
un. To reach model summer in on coming N SALE . . ACRES re} terested in me living rd
: LIE--+— Inspection 2too P.M.) * acy made! drive out Ua te | front bus nietaestnst | til coday Lake Ay SYLVAN LAK neat Hee bath, Screced, tm Gealeranp, Email fr
. mile 1 | o lake- ar . on < E r th. Richard ™m
ATE Sat d | e . to property then left thing for jungalew Every roode & open Plot on beau. zs oy 220 ft. on “FRONT sn . A ed
| u t— _N Wee. | Se Se | Sones | Bas mprovemens ‘compiris | nme ty 70M aunt Bit) FS ae ee ae
O N 36 r ay | 3 B d on en me wpees port Re then tet “ we Air eis” Treereation room tor _Orion ae ceneet oar be lider. town, &, Tel Huron can be ue fe a0 Se Rat So Ces hb This T yl
! . F e sree —yrowerty 8S lot. nicely neat Large ee 2080 fro stil) live cen- 120 eality, lakes In
P. M. } room | WALA + Auached "aacage..-combicie Sale Suburban Prop A front ee a wticted area” ganas. | Sue Ageea. Mowell« Peatea story z-¥ “Nee a good lm
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Bea oe Replace Sunday 50 Brick | KENNEDY Sa ee eo + ATF XUTS- on WARD FE. PAR airy a thomse', Sanna | ver 100 r ts Drivilenee:
Wy decorated 3°B ov or Farines farce lote 13 RTT RE- LT RIDGE ove \ iow ie teres. Al ® paved
Gown | stat 2 bed: 12 7 ] W. ] cores, te, Ieee Ren REATTOR ' . | down oe 1 eastern aay
cerami¢e tile “beth, floored atte. —_ Pp M roqu Ove: REALTOR $400 DOWN TO 300 and restricted olling de- .aane i rzEste + Acres Sand | with
. ¥ th, Tims tte . . ols) | ool WO m Evenings ‘til can be oni GI -There Ju Price $1,- @ W Huron . joam and
ve tile walls Bitchen on oe, ree model b Rd uron rE +3560 Jooki so you sah fore ER ANK NED RD | 7 F ee a. through ‘or buildings Rive a mn L. / LADD
on nicelv lam storms oad Wey Lake Road is erive out | A eractou ° living reom, aad ® bitchen, | $421 Orion Rd HEPARD |~~ ver Sale Acreage — 47 rm Price 039.608 “ on". Hey Drayton Plaine
*n landscaped. $2.600 ty. be mile te . aven, turing tous colonial b | I wood ficors th has OL Penner | JOHN 2361 — Op Paw Plaine somencnemennnd
fasta) Soke inte" Reatacs Sli yar om Recaro Googe: pastored, For Sa vit! AIRPORT AREA 12 Bandas
LAKE | gay Briar Mil stews me and | es with automatic oil heat l —_— le Lots 2 RT AREA
Brick and Ind FRONT WM trim ar Hill” st un room 3 BE block to oil heat ——~~S 46 | acres Ww 4 VARIF ,
Lim | ‘ \. med front one and fr i DROOM BU Priced sc and i with ell located “TY
paste wa rails estope. § roo | Rock” firepi Tennessee league OPEN 8U NOALOWS ced at $8900. 1 bus + g25 canal, $1450 on corner
t oak floors. ou E shelves cnrbiace | bu e Ledge SATU UNDAY 1-7 saa . Ws a buy! > month with $35¢ down We have a
teres ee Basement ect fireplaces “. K NNEDY | der x chine, cabinet ie B, boek Drive out tenis) Mad) tk R AY O'NEI R nme SELL My Equity ANDER SONVILI E RD oe W Muon 8 re That we haven't ie, we store
Must sell at house en REALTOR i ws nina oven ¢ oe oven and hime coos our peautiful ve | ™ W oH . . ealtor lot ip shaded 1002150 acres ail til i. . wer, ph. FE 43525 ® partne
Se toe tet |) Ogee Evenines ‘us | _siaersaad canal i Ceram bedrooms” lovely Pe toe ENT Rel Oeil | OR we amare | “RIDGEN ote) iy avetiaal
OE 43568 wmetary ful ™ vanity ine excellent kitchen | and «8 eal Estate Exch fore cal OR 3-066 ~ eh "TO WAS
IN PERRY as EP ie th room ab n Large live! vanes fem oe W Oxf WASH
tower ws water PARK STILVEE decorated v upstairs 4 iy and beautit indance of clo 75 xford Are | .
eas in bh ; ; 2 LAK walle vercen ee elightfuily | “ith five fully decorsted eets Baldwin 18? a to ute weeh
close to trees = berries ‘and shrubs | Searls let. level matic hot water. eas heat mute sees a trade "Now O Consider GATEWA 2 LOTS S0xik a rative Real Est FE ¢e03) Lares of very wroductiv y end eh an a joen
tonal be beach An oxn attractive feat and many ato wn to convenie Non-G I 83 600 to * gulbateiaion ; _HUNTOON LAK tie "ac ACRES. 1 MILE ate_Eschense house WP ern 3 barns, nad | Investigate" gros $30,000. dows
OFFICE wien A at calv excen- . $27 $00 00 ures Value her nt mortgage H 37319 ake privileges 7 within ILE : HIGHWAY bides bide and misc milk | i - abe you & good net
14 BUN ream | we on Voorhien pnspect vowee INSURE TENDING INESS DESIRABLE purer ® tae a. Seen 3 tee ee : a te other | wont regret
1OON | to Ope turn right " WwW tro- ‘ peas BUNGALOW ’ Bloomtield paUrLDING a tore li iding terms errenged vision. J
IRWIN & RO 2 Os LAKE jp mises. a’. Salesman nn ba of the uicen FRONT WATKINS Township ¢. end Water: ” 301 4 New ingham Real ohn K Irwi | STATE-
REAL METATE, COON Al Rite Patras rat | Site Tad mh hoe eRe | pony VS LAKE Syly van R Estep pe eae metre WITS) Mpiats IDE
FE S011 Baldwin Aven MEMBERS eave Sad eeets “cree ! “BUD” Gandy 4 at vour own rooms | You'll lke ene ors | 2383 Orchard ealty 91 ACRE Phone PE Na Pontiac’ State Bank Peaties
or $3 000 ach $5 000 a room up a semi-bung ly 5 | Lk, Ra. S 1 rE ° rE «¢ Land Bid
FE 2-2161 cent dow each with 2 per N os heat. 163 ft per apartment | joeated alow home bu: *% room | FE 6-9418 Located app $o47)—s Ev reet +1582 messer. Broke
- n . t and onlv frontage on pave | tts on 2 mites west ~w im 1942, OPEN DAILY 8 Pontiac and rox. § miles north of e. FE 21008 FE er
ORCITAE ICHOLIE trade on good eet 1) ore win | 18° picety andoseené’ wT lim: SAT. SUN. 9 r0°s 8 bey. pve one block off U. 8. OUTS
x 22~ . west side b | bed wor MM lot. BUILDI . Rellin a mile of road fr TAND
3 BEDROOM Large saree! en aa Vit. | @ eel estate and Insurance | FURNISHED vonoatow. | fan oak floors bath. Kitchen vent tn Pontiac Te wet E . Der acre, tr ot DING FARM art
That's rae fone MENT Wards Point I? exclusive FES reg eho 5-1201 ; or Immediate porsension . Sg eg a ol — 29700 Terms eer" Je. lat dw. M. Stout Realtor ong 7 £wote_f Spectous, S| rl
3 bedrms Lot. this hom ace with ex 2 ft front | ~T d clean 2 bed mon this neat sale at $10 ered for s 1 . Saginaw St , e bee ne of Soupeate
erramic tile s of closets ad has beach Only cellent sand | OPEN yates on three ote te home sit- EVERY see wick BUILDE Oven Evenings * ated - heat Bs ~ pS. hot . 1s
et. Large bath includin Pull $4000 will b site availabie j ord area. Priced ar the Wat IT LAR YOU iS T Be sure RS ATTENTIO til 8:30 anes Bite- THE ‘3B
tivuie iviae goom ine chow. | anc ie C] earmente of tte ne ter LOVE lifue tote” call us om these bal SY Owl 30 Aces is trees. oat . r IRD” TO
: entrance ven. aid } 55 pe with : * mw H ese beau- ? barn wit? a ead SER
wentow cad dame L : =F AUL KERN. R We have SEN hk oun we Cowen soma oe LAKE FR . Tep. t eee Dieemieed | ¢rn. 2 bedroom "oat floors fOD. | fre tool PA pe fe VILLAGE HAR
Grade asnapee bs table soece. " Onis. Ave Realtory time sou eh al homes that WII eer cok QR TONVE RONT ma sold on coment heat 1 aceliest pe attic. O charen” fom ‘now’ cones 4 Soin street HARDWARE
teers with Res! Estate Since 180° office me gheose ek . trams LAKE BUNGALOW Fook at unis lake AREA i jer's pee, Neat nn ig Eo et $18.50. Outstanding echos} and year’ sit 300 aro te stewing
poured - Pull 1 s Ope t our Ph tractiv + $9.97 you be ina lif rn -\. JOHNSON ._ Rochester Henle. ue ise calty cent ww in
; - ay mn evenings oto © white 5 ‘ oft etim s NS t miles from ierease @ eae
Bicctrs water ole furnace, ear PONTIAC | available” are a few pol sun. meee” wate con neem +5 Sate ea a wae 1704S Telegre Reiter or 10 AC RES | Fortine vn bome in or om on for Ry mad Good
004 possibilities for and N RED AND ‘ _ fenced hot ine system ond 6 lated on tone ey, ea in- _ raph Road 00d on } ment em. Good in rc down piu
room The vard Is pectiv DARK RED AND OW A MILL | 4 ROOM BUN Eucelient carrountings pet 0 room "home offers 6 FE oa garden oil ° won NEIG * mock.
Just for ‘ree-| Carpeted. ‘Automatid he u| pe oalow urroundin ms and bath, wallto-wall, > 4-2533. often eee | NEIGHB
in Drevter fan end ivom erat 1004200" Pui wet ana we. | an <0 down acemect, Lens | “ SELL-WE TRADE ** Foom: amin ‘room, dining ORC = foneed "Vib 0 yest a "home. All SS voen sorte LOOP Mkt.
4, post | fruit trees and ly landscaped. | 3 BED . , place for owner plus lass tire HA rr Crecemnd “Go ‘teen’ trout district.” Ov
down Beiter — only Fae | coeting oystem berries Sum tier | one, er process. el! an PFAL DORIS & SON ond beth ‘portant 2 two fire. | . RD LAKE AVE Property. $4200 a back of the RIS & SON aross per vear. Op Over 4140 000
Gold this weekend C2. | stor. garden ve refriger- | § e Priv rt | TORS CO-OP MI $45 00 per ents renting for | FRONT -| .5 Ac $800 down. iow COOP ME: .'Minimomn of rete
Ca Ube) of mower baad jaw tools eer | ment a2 ee se. | 182, W. Huron Mt PE eis? desement Seok, we commer por| We have 8 AGE 2% one es on the Dixie at. B} $3.00 dn. plus of overhead a.
. | ens. 336 rm do ee. Cit . dase 1587 ens. 3 . storm | within 60x150, > perth . 5
WH _| Péntiac Dunte Miahes perth of * ROOMS y prop si00 NO S er See Tr “fasenn ork corege. | Ha st the new Syiven Al te “hignwey. “bone farm. well located RESTAU
| Lake Re ighway to Clark 5 BEDROOM SHORT E IT TO . 87.500 vee end a live wey. 2 on good RANT .
woe right’ on Ww Bilver ‘ ston wants 8 CY AGE OF -° DAY down one group. must be stream runs year around tiene 2 gravel
full price. $1 $e Newport sie.te0 | ‘ROOMS ow farege, JOBS i E OF yo taay ot st 000' down. beseo wan | le me a , nroueh this proper. = pe yj a biz luncheon and’ cine éoine
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, BEN 2TOS8 ‘ ake Priy banoment gar ait oc ‘ Ads! sU RE rn Stout, Real . 3 ACRES Sale Rite area. a |
; , ° cn OLIVER ROOMS 2 B down age. SCC the P N, new ealtor A beautiful Business fer e140, .
“ , | New ES A BAR ee tuburban p EDROOMS. ness col . gt Rah Phone FE 5-8165 Well 3 acre corner ~ now Property Teal estate eross.
or OR at wee roe | som Benoot Pistrles si eee West VOW umns bun it toe mes. "A bene “ope #| WARD “
8 t & Bun. dit Pst viemban Extertor | striet. $1400 pones. | NOW. Al . 12 te ‘ with a type on FE. PAR
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and cal for vent reund ete Nk NET “elon avrawaTie WASHER ® bigse Ai ; oe-88
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erty ig trade | Clan & clear Ovees + Coats BLOUSES SIZE ENMORE naeetarec t wi 1 ot space heater tse
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evenings FE Househo _ $70 dise S We deliver
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Sale Land A BAHOAIN ne ee err iiw ear- old. $100 OR oh Ad + = oe FE . ‘ | YH your Foot Tumber A. My GU sand daily
_Sale Land Contracts 52 to_ $10. tale Rapios. | Pl . — ores agyverty lun he Mulberry 92398 en School
SEASONED _ 52 aNTQ9 Carne Peta res vedic Unclaimed s (47 Haggerty nber Co. | oxivewa oe Rd | bottom plow. Cultipac
¢ per cent interest > | anes ui EURNITURE AN Axp | Smi Ope Be torage Mane ces oe RIVEWAY ORAVEL AND ee a Moneeade, Panes
erty. $800 discount, prop About ANY HERG YOU” WANT muh s, 257 S. Sagin w ote dere ond Ants ero ge ay _—" fomac Lake eum om soe sors Wine Lake Tractor chains
pave M. JONES. pein” eolpece. $3. BE POUND are WANT gg “DA aw re Appliance feconn A. Thompson. wnt oan piv eee BUILDERS sup. ¢” ™* site Lake Rd. near Or-
furco ESTATE deske wn heaters, all L& Table; Picture window ORT | % 8 Sagine AT. MDITIONED sina rry.| and mortar ay gravel. cemem POLEN Taar
SEASONED LAND owe book ent seals i _stoes: echoot inbice Tap. ae w Cor. Orchard Lak Pe hines $20.50. ap sew and truckin: y eek roaa grave! | ment TRACTORS | NEW SHIP
oper came teterect, So eoasre ORM a bets, ome Ameri complete OGA Gaukler Storage Co - ae free Rome demonstra | 2s foes implesheotss® used” tractors “ai
discount monthly. al! Me s elec , $ suite. 6300 30” bedroom 5 } ‘ED CONCRETE BEP- nd. aod 7 up.
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LOANS $25 MAN suites’ $18.50 us. diet pean “ a teal bur te cay, te orem » £0 I'm late! Now, who's the clock | re rimisc. S77 Wal: | _Ginders grading. PE $236. Late a beet ca
BAXTER & Livin tems. 50 up. Many room istic design. . - $149 » *k watcher?”’ e = VERAi. \
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1 fo Lawrence 61. TPE E18 Uae Opn EASY PAYME "| ory irregu tied vale 4160. Pac 1900 wt Obdyte, Gon Post For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Complete ‘wit 3 "Etvatories Se rect ready tor NP gear driven: fall eet.
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02 rE FIN ANCE CO. Mine. “cout” ‘TaAbe "ANY Michigan Fluor | G5 — 55 Bi ~ Pontise na. “OOK 's HF CERPWELL RIED. ” ‘Sale Miscellaneous 00 fecemtenad ts. Poets ts brome | woes sets ao wentes | Yess then 6 hours. ¢ i
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Ph_ Rochester OL 6-071! Goops Ranting’ of | al. cast of east of | _Water_beate ‘Automatic wot | AP ae TERIOR SATIN FI rake Ave. ent 383 Orchard ORM SASH 13 Thole with, grace ceeter om
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endorsers. ar of. furuiture No wee “only acelin una |cond WapLi_piNictre TABLE OD05 see oeene te Semoate., Rew ‘picts | DAYTON'S ramALLow = WL TET 5 CENT re. oxtae nen. | 9X12 Linoleuns ALL PEEDWAY PUEL Of” VIRE- "
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Moblemas | 96.8. Cri compl pace oan be. DERN BLONDE BEDROOM 121 6 egloa apa interior semigioss $3.79 gal. | R. SHOP 4) 2 Ft. W -"gtee Oe! | ooayne’™ . 7G +-0008. Ra.
TA eo cabinet plate 96.80 Kitch: Doub e dr th = FE 56100 McBride Hardware Open oo __ 8. all Tile. .10c Ft. | ake Maske. Weltee -| Pn . —
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re 4is74 efi Ses sutiretes "Bacellat” cosantoo: | “shoes at Sheteale prt Dra — iia acre a ShOmN A | apour RABI Pets 69 Panu SGuipeNT FOR WL
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FE 3-0240 a Festina “L . . Liberal DISCOUNT . ed G HOUSES @ FT OF WELD- at $6. MIS 4 upply crreghees— Holes dug. Com bees 2 A SUPERS WITH Gard ers in stock. W. F.
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T | Sot BEC Mer eee Mkt, Bunk beds x eprings.. $ 17.95 rail tentg and farpeuling il a Des? cas 8 oh CAVATORIES © oP +2230 cars, tember brie s Usea imp Porrms ren SALE PE | Trai Midwest + Birmingham.
is tangs ie regeetaigt tices Kearaar out $38 8 | io TWTERIOR De a tllsda® paths “ahowe wir |_feture Sbeen tink Cacey Cake BUDDYS NEW HOME | — ris tne on
DROOM SUITE MODER: “ls room outfit . 00 se & sludge clears ° values. er stalls at werthfield. ° ME -; -
WAI design. lied ‘ook Ncompicts se Diece breakiact ae Hig se pensive hardware, wee I, aie tre wyStems et types. | _Orenard ihlggn Piaorescent 30 Lote BOTT LUMBER Basson Periys Pa, dings. near MICH. CHAINSAW
kes, asse . M AIR COMPRESSORS \LBERT b Por $1 e le fee : DIST
You May Bor Se erchandise Surplus | “drtinase pains. saldwi a Wace Bias, PE Din L oe ae Schenk Te sat | "fees ree arar| aa aS
ay TOW _escent 303 ‘Orchard Lake rer Fentioe Pixe 8 pampe. coms, cas | _ 41060. C TRAILER. | bee MBER system oe + ump pum ‘ALS
re (2 “pe RED FECHONA. 1. YR tad repaired See Crow FW ort fuggaces ead "Oantaod, "| a : 1.8 |
$25 to 0 S900 Ban stool LS Le nes RUB- oe sexes B Dr “CONES 'S RENTAL — H. rYa 7 Birch cs vat Pamae . ef $15. a x
& oa a he ‘ REAL BUY — OUTre 309m bewent (08d designe terrific ral eh Le ios wana :
“3 R — GUTTER 120 Ping renee 0h0.de vates ones. Birch exterior Nuch deere, 3-4n1%0" reezers, electric stoves German | Diale Hwy, bed .
BOTT MS ia” 8. 2678 Orchard reb mane fe) = up I floor sam ._ironers SHEPHERD,
a 100 LE GAS = ize | porch 260 valve 1. shighty Insulation, ‘batt type qireners. | mos. old. 7 =| ace the eee
i cers Hed Ete Bale "Bars sat | US D PNRNIT ANCHOR FENCES eae ets he Let Spe nT Stn Mins See es | Rete eee Shae
BUCKNER | c'eung oe ED FURNITURE | stinger FENCES _ |Farey ge we. | a PEt a sat "arg, Boa |
FI ee ta Se ag re, | eae OR $209.50 | Sx" SMB. ste a ie i dn on a a SS |
sore FINANCE CO. “inca soem ‘se ae FF. |T cocntass table boilers” automate tee | _Onband Lx. peat Tel ee | Tet Sp owarte an ™ HOUGHTEN & SON |
CORNER MSA aosn | Rubber bai room ‘sine, sais. | foot lamp. were waier neater, | ist Sp Boaran, IMR 80 wm 5 New
Te Srmaw CORON |g: toes. paint mis price. | Dresser. ches See wyuootes,| Sey: re bien ER BAND | fove ot new lew price. * Main. ‘Rochester t
A oe stens it: W‘horlon. Fe Desist tat oe tt | BS rte ge yee Aner sp Pie Cedar paneling. ide, 8 Auction Sales 1
Trew Post Oinice < furniture. or i KINDS OF USED Weiner ~ VERY REX | pany iat pla od decorative. seopon ayage
3 TPE 53053. breabiast set . ; t. Cy : be t
NEED $ Gino = onan Om tows ee Artists supplies, hobby hu cap pes A KS nme Bogie take Lumber Co. _WScheaten, "hie Pee
sem se . SETS. As. be AS ECONOM upp ies—check our 7. vered. se. FE Cant Werrat ; ime a For Sale Housetrailers:
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Then Home & Auto is the place | Zs) tine. Michigan, “Fiscrescent, Only 1 turers | display sample. | BA RIOAIRe, Aln COuPREae one TIONFI. & TMERICAN : TAC
your first v made on | CASH a Ra mroetzts w Huron PIXTORES, Faun ctanpio roikers F CAN| | 25 25 PERCENT.
init 50 FOR tag ne Hu a fix sort “st $2333 LYER N
phone for come in SMA DINING ros. and tures, ANDING TOILETS $19.95 TRAINS Discount NT
. Pa Png $500 on Sent _Werting ot po. FE RADIOS. aaiee coveres wae a, 4 end wegal io water beatere ol Washbowls with fittings .. oun se ah Agar ar FACTORY 5 rry bce Sere iene Ho BEAGLE
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se Se ese ont SUES ae See Be Rta et ate | Pee ro ae aa ay sire Laka Senate Sree OS | ae areas | ts, Be gba eo .
H a re le eccen artes | BURMEISTER'S was ESE hielo ce par ben Pi aac | ELL Ong Bere Llutchinson’s Trailer Sales
CUSTOM SS ikeenre—ae-PRTST JIKG whe “R's . ever 221 exceptional unite bot YOURewie aePTiC TERK A Corn = Plains
L an C & Auto f70 allowance for eu a a dire Cyciomatie , MALL LUMBE Now ve ore hte es ‘Orchard Lane "mane peor ke wk J : ec and Mound
oan Com Ce “tant Mon"inrengh Prt , R cuaader contract to MOTOR, TOES patton, tod eo 8 mene") FUR Pe FE aoe cane poet women
epee ee 7 RL ona stains Martina ae nee TWO YARDS ag Ronin tings Se eggs | is ne REE eee amar caren | tee i, Bases
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O $0 \VERDORT WIT PLAIN RAGE aoe new, 890. PE | Rock Lath Ove eM. | Sur “main sara ine eee et ae | piv, No painting odor. ‘Drie in| Dogs Trained, Boarded lene PONTIAC CHT
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OLD. Sey. Cheer of erewere ex Stsverwace "S46 tm round tan x12 W beards, per M. $78.00 | pow, M you peed | See Goat Ne a" bonman seal, Oakland Puc! & Pein Co. Bo Perry. a S
cont NANCE Se te ent ea | aie are Set | EE as che es ia) Soe es “get, eat] Taleban neat fie | QFE a oon BA, a HRCA
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msde, on fo ePinns BS 2 Combenation goers, 8 408 |g goed ‘7 ee | tee, pow 57005. Aluminu SASH LL. KINDS BAY. tte AND UP. A
RRLA DISCOUNT HOUSE ble, — es a doors tan 8 dont". Se tind eo a ee i sg, ee m Combingtions MA $-0008. tractor PART .RTMENTS
ND 19.95 ‘W APPLIANCES a3 Pi alia Mt Clem- a! | Ga Makes. T'LLERS ERS ROTARY 1061 CEE WEEDON $0 | SROME AND Pienty" of rm Jalouse
| $s Se Puileo""dowble ae “gama.so |’ eotc Pr cOLDEPOT 7 W. Daive OOF | are SPRATERS. USE DUR FOOLED récue| fone” ‘a bigger
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%? PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. §ai9.50 2 21 in. BC eupmmatio Grver ot gene.se i North I TER G&M PAN fans fan Agger von senor’, WHY PAY INE Hi Thor, pian. selection. Buy on rental > enone
BLDO. | $169.95 | dtessing ING ROOM * ern Lumbe SAWS AND . . cote “ans water cine chest, 7 - IGH ‘ We wit /
~~ LOAN ANS | Merchandise Surplus ireseme table, | blue, to task Penge! coe a r Co. age oe - Siatnaton* Sia Tae ester Re DOLLAR FOR PAINT? | "QR S405, : | itaitare, ted jot or what ar
$75 to 208 TTY & | Footie 15 BE. Pike St. re TRADE-1 3 Detroit. sreph & 8 sen 71 : e Ra Reasonable. FE t STYLE RADIO. uroortthy, ar yt and , . Hotchineon’s T s Trail .
we we TATAENTE cen ae one 0OLE DRYER We Uae ie ABC washer N SALE _~ Garage D ue eee era Pires — DUTCHCRACT PER OAL. a1 98 For Sale Livestock Btichionn Lottie ene. ailer Sales
™ E373 es BB Monroe 108s 1080 DT — eee ge BIRCH DOO! Complete stock of OOTS |** Bav fy leegihe! *... fe &. PER GAL ie | 9 J2| 1 Mile South of Lake Orion
~_Mortgage Loans 54 sune:F wep oy writ Eros bas fe RCH DOORS fobengoid A ging avai, we Tae | ir erg aD a tr oe et
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On Wo INTEREST | _ Sim Iirmitare, woos ANY) CRI h 19 98 | oo Pont tee otis sae Pesseck and imstaliing.| — Excetient aed Lumber | eae! ws ROS. Po ha, Miter Mutua! | 7 ho sher 8 pm
aretingy nm ‘or ainale tamity | 1% SNILCO. BLONDE SCRUM LECTRIC ‘| oma ne Walled Le. i asen| int ee aS" Osea gins = Dal - Bute ~ S000 - | Cameras, as, Equipment O1A coetee oe ee ine del, OOeeTE ARES,
walt “Th CPETERSON ttestio ube eve. Bo perfect con THOR SPINNER WASHER. e513 | Porat tera rae me. “ne, approved for io OAL complete tum gen oot tieuren KODAK MOV! OIA Fae ‘SORRELL ort tet OT, FACTORY, MADE.
“ OR 1 year old. @ . 2 yrs. old. Exe SUDS- bet - Very ree value Ts Jines $98.50 and + ory SUR Nats used = Wit E CAMERA WE |_ 42638. DING: | @ wly tires, needs ls Mke new
Bide. baled mm FRADE ELECTR A ‘ client con: | Back entrance” Telegraph Ra. | trie snghtly, marred Al “Whose | AND starenn LUMBER Reasonable PE S872), all 2 mereano PONIES. 3 wap |FOn Bate t oe me ee
ELECTROMASTER STOVE, GOOD ’ Also elec- IAL ormen | fies 3 pony bes | LE OR TRADE ON HOM
nnn SOUS Bk eae ae apie SOs Le - Contractors eS beta fom a Ft alamealedienbed aed
PHILO ome HEA e Ave. v4 a ye) one gumbo KING lesa AMERIC: 90 Shimmons Rd
7 Foe — rot AS RANGE < Owner Por BEAT YOUR HOME bs RECESSED r24A., stein a ) COWR IN SMALL | Prats “Math pacer
7g| Besar oes Coed eee ee ae Duero ree ree eee are SE Te | wena nee oe i cg hah | eta eae
ard Uke wag wees | 3 pes ne ~ Used Trade-in Dept, | sunt -DOORS-DOORS| service "i, ylareell" Na at | eat Mangoes Laman | wwe nn wate Bt Soe PAN OENTRA, COR
FE Ave. 8 et em sekhe Soe penton corvine PET. ea rage Put in new your ga- Eoroll ta a” RY Prices. | ~~~ Livestock 73 | 2 demonstrators ox others. Onir
XPANSION SAL 8 pe. wood an 1: ST NY—OAK | FE , accosted oom ater “pnt a T "Prat at, aed nee. Ae | WARTED ar ubers an ee nh Priced oS
E \t. axed Droakhedt oot... fae $0.80. We bought a carioed’ and henge. FE 24000. After hours, | | On se ot ures, ‘PE _fide. D TO BUY MEDIUM SIZE _Genesee_ Bales. 2101 sown.
ite, Se apes SE CURPLOSTOMEER "| _One-Way Trailers “|Site ther Bem Pica eel rons cur str
Ask ce ees ni viet ee AND MA’ MBER If you don't Secnine. Soy. On s10e | Prana pier 0: 32_o — FE | kinds | Porrest ALL | 1950 on rr Ties _
: fetes | BOY: BIKE x TERIAL, $408 00.,| > fs oes RCHARD PRAY RIO. PHONE | ~"t dg i) | Fouso ox Clarueten. | Chere er wk. at FF. 8
EE PA = amo onitee "Wanted te” bur” ony | Perm — UBED . PIA ooo Bi 25217 ENTLE RIDING HORSE | {952 PONTIAC CHIEF
vee Sates aa SF Cher es) arent awe uke FE pactr precten” pay An ed en Fe Son
- . * : small pian n- * | ’
RS | feo weots oor ome) Bias ores iy Mergen wt1R | _ For Sale Poul Tr ailer
studio nest of a , i, Soar Wi nome ry 74
nanos B see mae Exch
a bree Se oe change
1 ‘ i V off ANTED. Autho Sales & Service
"CREATE. NEW CUS sarin gers ELS | Gir neki cae,
TOMERS through Classi- oe 35 ediek® white exes. sear naat tae r 3
fied ads. To reach bu ae) a on owe as. ong 08 es te
5 . every Swe an 4 | , wy — —f- Fs STORE
thing, dial rd $440 Soo tog feeders %, fecders and Everything tor
» Gal FE SE ter vee ee Bs | ores tae : eee See | bet oe
; an od-writer a feos ure 3 Offite file cabinets. foe | CONS Sort — aOR por sod 4a iy, tbe are ot ts price, 8
' ad-writer. «| age &5 rs Decnaned Reicigcraters | Telegraph PE ; En cream, HA an
, 7 "Bionry eee! BLDG. Some still te cartons ai anon Gravel ___WANTED= IMPROVE
\ 4 IY 161 Dixie SUPPLIES . HUTCHIN y ome 66 eerte me kinds. We pay SELF YOUR-
, / ' lic Stee thea: sate S "7 “HUTCHINSON | “gravel tet ay sings. we par SELF AT LEISURE :
‘ . ® : 666011 Clarkston Tr ler Ss FIsH & Take . "ee
d ae i — sad tone tor Sales o's. Beet | cou special summer sa
; / ry a . Drayion Plaine | Pace a, = | knowledge increase *) x,
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ane hint 43 m oe mores THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY ‘MARCH 26, 1955
Used Cars 88
~“Averill’s
iNeeds Cars
ey er,
PRICES
TODAY
toring “aod camer eahne
a tt a @ MOTOR SALFS
Weare 40 to 64
Bagley Auto Parts PE S-e718 re 6-0210
ice Y st
See M&M Motor Sales
NOW WRECKING
1949 Pontiac, good motor,|"“"CLEAN & SHARP — transmission, t hand| Bring ttle-Money waiting at “We Ben"er Pe Cotes _ | Fe, IT’S SUMMER
Top | «
ears.
Por top dollar ‘op iste model cars | |# Dinie Hwy. OR 3-1603 |
ee ee at |:
CARNIVAL ty Die Termes
N’T M
SEE THIS Wp Olds se + ar.
tif) automonile
20,000
ina 6 cylinder Set Satine, Bare tan
4 OUTH | metic. ture up * odition Gis beutt Lake ha | liahts, visor radio r. white ————— er | walls etc 2 tone blue, low mile-
1955 PLYMOUTH | age. Pertect . | owner | end 4 dr. Pullv | —°S!-. 1848 Woodland. ote De |
ou very ‘ sileane ‘are car deluxe, hydramatic. radio, heater
$189 De DOWN walls and
mente to cult veut budect ot
SCHULTZ MOTORS : Setz: nt ep oat |
"TURNER For Your Next Used Car!
1955 Ford 2 Dr.
A real savings on this beauty. Your old car could
even be the down payment. Payments of approxi-
mately $47.77 per month.
A-1 Buys’ Cheapies
53 Ford Cust 2dr. $844 47 Ford 2dr. ......$99
"49 Pon. Cpe. ....$244 49 Ford 2dr. ....$199
52 Chrysler 4dr. $944 49 Nash 2dr...ee $199
49 Chev. 2 dr. ....
’51 Ford Cust. 2dr. $399
SO Ply. sedan... .$199
53 Chev Sta Wgn $1199
53 Mérc Mont’y $1444
50 Ford Cpe. ....$199 $99
'48 Frazer Sed. ....$99
48 Nash 2dr. .....$99
'47 Hudson 2dr.....$99
49 Ply. 2 dr....0- $99 '47 Merc. sedan ...$99
’49 Packard Sed. ..$199
cathe
ened Bae, La
+ eaneedan iy Mone are .
“Sale Motor Scooters 82
Py ee ee
ee | Mn ee ray eee ee
Boats & Accessories 85 <%, “Driven icse han vr by ~~| owner, OR 3083 000000 8
ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS
EVINRUDE MOTORS | WILGON GMC PENN YAN BOATS
Oakland at
Cass
PONTIAC
‘Triple Checked
Used Trucks’
WIDE SELECTION
OPEN EVENINGS
ies.) FE 2.9203 «FE. 4-4531
See “a
CHEVS.
1954 Left-Overs
Hurry While They Last
ALL BODY STYLES
AS LOW AS
$1326.41
Headquarters for Chevrolets
3 MILE AND WOODWARD
CONVERTIBLE 000 actus) miles Extra sharp
HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE
omc TRUCE DEALER
$28 N. Main Rochester _OL, Lee
ist CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. 4dr Like new Must be seen
Eauipved with =
dio to. heater auto ‘rae and white
SCT se MOTORS YMOUTH DEALER
Ww ¥ inet
. 6: FORDS CHEVS «
WE
FINANCE 1ATE
Y’ALL COME
ms degen MOTOR SALES
SHOP
| OUNday
"| TTIUZ i964 DODGE S
miles, $1,400. EM
"82 FORDOMATIC. RADIO.
ter. Whitewais & snow tires.
M 3-4400. —Private. £!
TAYLOR'S
GOOD USED CARS
Guaranteed O. EK. Bg — Fenn Also
|
TAYLOR'S |
At, Wolled Lake
___ Phone MArket_ ¢1561
FORD. GOOD CONDITION.
Oias 6186 340 Baldwin Ave.
Your |
Choice
THREE
1954 FORD'S
With the new V4 eng
mileage and lots of Accessories
KELLER - KOCH
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Woodward & 13% Mile Rd.
MlIdwest 6-1200
heater, white walls. dual exhausts
_ Beanies ¢ondition. FE 267104. 62
an
Paes) a Es _ be hs FORD COUPE. FE 32-5786 after
pm
‘ FORD CUSTOM CWE 3, Le +
Seon reasonably rE
Tés3 v-s R cH
| red. Pully equ Excellent eoaeien a after 5 pm.
i962 yOaD v4 Ry! FORDO-
matic, radio, heater, etc. 2 tone
25.000 miles, 6000. 1 owner. Call
__ FE 20914 ‘2 FORD ) RUNNING CON-
dition, 975 S00 Buy
19863 FORD Ser FULLY
u overdriv 6
‘@ FORD AND CLEAN
MY_ 3-2803,
FORD * ADO, heater, overdrive + wi e
un EM 30117
like new car
$1,308. SEE IT
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER
850 S. Woodward
BIRMINGHAM
1438 PORT FAIRLANE VICTORIA.
for wy equity License GA
Burns at Cy ave. . *
. UP—WE FINANCE—REAL B:
8 PLACE TAT OR CONTRACTS § AC- At Pine Lake Phone FE ?-5260
—T7 ECONOMY CARS 22_ AUBURN 1962 CADILLAC, ‘€2 SEDAN ~ PRI
vate owner vere 3060 8 Tele-
T Bei Aik.
radio, heater, FE 54-7296 PPLIES
Teste © dealership Small |
investment William Marine Co.
re ORD. Teast teter
Transportation Offered 87
sis45
COUNTRY SEDAN
TRANSPORTATION PAID TO 1983 FOR? ma Misa. Drive core. Union st | THARP beat Cr CONDITION. | | $505 UCK GOT SORTH. PA either way FE cane | eae WASP. A REAL |
$1195
Wanted Used Cars ! 88 ins: BUICK 6 DR SUPER A aes — REAL NICE FAMILY CAR BIOR 8 P & SCRAP CARS | $995 Day or evé PE 2-2606. | CASH FOR ARY GOOD USED 1%? BUICK RIVIERA HARDTOP
ear. ECONOMY 22 Auburn TONE RET ——— + — You snout SEE PAD Daive
THE HIGH DOLLAR | T™ can S795 Por high crace asea cars We
Drive the extra mile. 951 BUICK ROADMASTER 4 DR
wih cay vou well 4540 Dixie SEDAN ONE OWNER CAR |
IW ransports H. J. VANWELT I nspe! tation
_ OR 31355 i Specials
On CHEAP CARS | Some as Low as $25
net | ime ger GET 1947 vrolet
LT SPENCE | 1947 Plymouth
1948 Buick
yes Kaiser
are ak ee MORE THAN 100 CARS TO. CHOOSE FROM
COMMUNITY | PTs SWART TO, UY TOUR CAR,
"COMMUNITY MOTORS | 803 N ae Rochester MOTORS
THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN
WHEEL AND DEAL.
803 N. Main, Rochester.
OPEN TILL 16 P.M.
OLive 2-6391
4 T %
Monday 1953 CHEV. BEL AIR, TWO DR.
power glide, radio, heater, white
AT
Matthews. |
Hargreaves
“The Workingman’s Lot”
211 S. SAGINAW ST
FE 4-4546
FORD FACTORY) OFFICIALS
CARS
| FORDS MERCURYS LINCOLNS -. ATID
STATION WAGONS NEW CAR GUARANTEE
LARRY ,
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
“FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY.”
fine smooth running beauty
Seo and you'll bur it for 4806
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN, MERCURY DEALER
850 S| Woodward
BIRMINGHAM
GOOD CREDIT! _
BAD CREDIT! , |
NO CREDIT!
YALL COME
m 8 SAGINAW 8T | ATIONAL
MOTOR t SALES
Prices At Their Lowest
'S4 Nash 2 door .. $1,109
50 Chevrolet, 4 door $595)
‘$3. Plymouth, 4 door $999
"SO Nash, 4 door ....$295 |
| '52 Plymouth, 4 door $795 |
"82 Dodge, 4 door ...$795 |
'S2 Chevrolet, 4 door $795
‘SL Dodge club coupe $695
"33 Dodge V8 club coupe |
beeeeeeee ee. . $1,095 $9 Chevrolet, 2 door $295 |
52 Desoto club cpe. $795
\°50 Dodge. 2 door .. $395 |
SL Bunek. 4 door... . 86095}
CHEAPIES |
48 Dodge, 4 door ...$195|
$49 |
| '46 Dodge, 4-door ..
’49 Nash, 2 door .
47 Desotd, 4 door.
‘$9 DeSoto, 4 door .
| 46. Pontiac, 2 door .
Riemen-
' schneider 232 S. SAGINAW ST.
Open ‘til 8 p.m.
“FE 2-9131 eeers
$80
"$205
.$150
4
paint, wer steering |
a Ta . 7 |
_Yeioe! Rd. Near Commerce. re
we ee oe DELIVERY NATIONAL MOTOR SAI.ES 112). 8. SAGINAW 8ST.
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN, MERCURY DEALER
850 S. Woodward
BIRMINGHAM
“7 1 LINCOLN 4 DOOR. RADIO.
electric windows. $100. OR
You will peve e
ing the best of
priced
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER
850 S. Woodward
BIRMINGHAM
i964 MERCURY og r]
—a,,. loaded, reasonable EM 30175
60 Fine Safety-Tested Used
Cars for Sale at ©
¥ | 55 Ply Savor Sedan
Maroon
41 Piv Cambridge Cl. Cpe.
USED CARS
1960 Chrysler Club Coupe
$545
WILLYS SALES: 3776 Auburp Ave rE
BUY WITH
CONFIDENCE 1953 Dodge 4 Door, 2 Tone
$845
1961 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 Door
$545
ra ‘Belvedere Sedan 1950 Ford. $i45° 8. 4 Door
miles
ory Ecretes sen 4 Ply. Savoy Cl. Cpe. | 1948 Ford ry nee
Bee & Browo | ») 583 DeBoto ~ Cl. Cre |
y Sane” alors 1948 Pontiac & 4 Door
1 Two Ton. Green | $345
83 DeSoto Ve Pordor ; 4 to choose t CLARKSTON
} Brown and at Beige MOTOR SALES
Dark
53 Pb Cranbre ‘* Cl. Cpe CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
| We BOY Set AND" rmabE
PTay. "MARCH SPECTATS x Miles t gallon “51 Buick Specia) 2 dr. Dyna.
52 3 ue 50 Buick Specia! Dyna.
. w choose fro. | "80 Buick Super 4 Gr. Dyna.
1 Light Greer + 47 Chevie 2? ar
1 Two Tene C ‘47 Plymouth Gr
1 Burma | 40 Chevie % pickup
52 i Deane Mortowhrook Porder ‘46 Chevie ton Bowe
#0 Ford * 4 dr ja) «at $150.
| Others to
BR I ID West Side Used Cars
$23 W. Huron FE 42185
1964 AIN 4 DR.
Golune Hyd+ smatic $1675. 606 Bec-
FE 46677.
Desors. Plymouth Dealer
Cass at W Pte &t. 650
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say an te — Saab ee ar? Tamer | WORE, Sine Purge Canadians in Khaki. Army show.| Forum. MONDAY MORNING Drayton Plains : wJBK, cae ‘Bible Class 11:00 WWJ. Strike [t Ricb (4) People Are Funny. Art Link-| 13:99 — (4) Adventure Ho. (9)|7:@0—(4) Today. (2) Morning | $1,000 Rigger Trade-ip Allowance end Efficiems Serves 1:00—WJR, Jack Benny . Prompt we. WJBK, News, Music Ww, bernsre Ghee pt! letter tries out contestant’s Show Sports Blants WCAR, News Melody w News, it caw. Church in Home. (2) The Search. . on All Makes of TV Sets oa 2. Wilts WPON. News CKLW Gundsy x ee ability to do good deed under 9:00—(7) Todd Purse Show. (4) HEAR PROF News | 10:15—WCAR, Bible Class WIRE Eweing Servncde WPON. News. trying circumstances. (2) Willy. |11:30—(7) Western Manhunt. (2)| Romper Room. (2) Welcome . ANTENNA INSTALLATION CKLW. Mich. Catholic WPON, ist. Meth. , News Wins legal dispute for old| Sinema. : Traveler. J. Byron Grouse ott 10:38—WJR, Chapel Bour | 7:S—WJBK, D. Young U:s—wErd, Gas vaudeville friend C&V TV Suns WWJ, Music Box 7:30—WJR, Amos ‘ns’ andy wrow. f a ad Stars. June Havoc 11:45—(2) Barker Bil. #:30—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. SUNDAY
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CHLW. Theater WCAR, “Harmery ay 1:45—-WJBK, Preedom stery| CELW, Queen fer © Day am Sports me) Aepto Soe (9). Fear pes Deng School. (2) Garry |fL'58 Osklond Ave. FE 2-378) ae 11:06—WJR, Ta 8:00—WJR, Our Miss Brooks| WON. Fosdick. Capt. Hartz. , —<—=——————— ——= — : ; ; | Wad, ot Peu's Cath, WHER, Tous beens 1145 WIR. Second Husband |7:60—(7) Waterfront. Preston| (2) U. of D. Roundtable. 10:38—(4) Way of World. (2) Ar ‘ ruware owt nine | Bare bey ee | SG ae ae Foster stars as tugboat captain |1s:15-4) Storybook, | thur Gotrey. MONDAY SPECIALS! B. "Gwir aaa Bori™ “M* | Won, Central "Meth | 0:15_wXY2._ protien meen tet wae | in “The Man,” mysterious row | 19:45—(4) Sheilah Graham * iA wxve. James Crowley 11:15—wIBK. K WJBK, D. Young %. Break Bant boat and unconscious man cause | 12:38 — (7) Today's Faith. (9) .
1:48-WXYZ, Year's Business | 11:30—wae, ne 5:30—WJR, Little Margie wun foe mystery. (9) Johnny J Uncle Toby's Party. (4) Industry | "2:4*—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. | CKLW. WwxyYz, Music + News. “Election,” comedy. (4) Stars of | on Parade.. (2). Contest Carnival. | 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. cCKLW . ; . Ww. U. of D. Roundtable | 19:35-WJR, Farm Roundup Tomorrow. Local amateurs com- o~ Aftairs. Oewa Geaversaen UW, adute now wey, Pave 2 pete. Jim Deland host. Haméh | —“ OY MONDAY AFTERNOON ways. ‘roe’ or Pasa _ oco— WIR, Rody Vallee Se Noon a ne Menzies guest. Bie Tow. oe iO Uchadaw ct t2:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4)
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- i : ? Le [ses.S. Grant, managed to escape | He/y Just an Old Skate
Retr yyy : leader of Cossacks |S SS STSSESIS* Sera. nd Teeth Essential for Good Health Dies in Florida at 19 | oo 5 orn ma|tircurcty amt eS , SARASOTA, Fla. (—A Russia | grants have entered Canada each| roller skating in = public rink. _ Most, dated water, the prottem of dental; be said, “The citizens can hardly) child when fluorides are taken,| years) shows approximately 49) wince who led the last great cal-| year, He's 82 j
ee Reem Aen Be: meine Sa) Stee 10.,Oe Wiest Paaridated | the lees protectin Go Get WR! per cent setuctien. vary charge in history edb. | ‘Noonan, | future generations to less than 1/3, water.’ receive. The maximum protec- “In Pontiac the dental health ;
in-| of the problem it is today. “If you will look in your mouth | tion will be gained if the fluori-| of the children is poor. Dental | yesterday.
“Give your child every advan-| and count the decayed, filled or | dated water is administered when| decay is rampant in many Prince Michael Cantacuzene, 79-
tage that science has made avail-| missing. teeth and if you could) the teeth are in formation, in| mouths of the youngsters ofthis | year-old military figure of Czarist
able for better and longer lasting} relieve your child of 70 per cent|the Grand Rapids study the| city. Your health officials cas | Russia, led 15,000 Cossacks against
health. of your misfortune with absolutely | younger age groups (5 through 8| prove te you the need for fuori | the Austrians in World War I. He
“The teeth of the human race | no harmful effects, would you say | years) show approximately 70 per| dated water. was shot from his horse and left
serve a very important part in | it was worth 10 cents per year? | cent reduction in dental decay and| yany of the school children | for dead on the battlefield, but his health. The teeth prepare food “It is true that the older the/ the older group (9 through 16) stready are dental cripples and | *ide found him 48 hours later. He
for digestion and while the food ~ eee a will pay the price for the rest of|Was Drought to Petrograd and
is being chewed it is also ander- wt ié Scam | thelr lives. The sched system is| os own physicion. id _ $ to 5. Wed. & Sat. 9 tol. E going the first step in digestion. / £1 | trying to help by its institution , Firat He 1 SUNSE
Good “teoth are essential tor 2 1a of a program of topical application | | Cantacuzene | was mari tor|| MICHIGAN CREDIT COU
ecDecayed. teeth applies tb of cote Seeutte bat Gi puntos be and his former, wile a punt 41% South Seginew St. sosse Shand Hane at its decay terertmnare, the epan der, 20 t 40 per cent and that is 30 per|@aughter of U. S. President Ulys- a
speak of a number of other body cent less than the fluoride water ; Cam ¥ Aas PE ; prenes, lut bow salt 9 ote will do. ie Ss ii hse Bie wn es iA ey
on the dovelapenans af othes “The dental hygienist in charge Semance & woe bo: Gite te ot the tical Buide rogram i .
on in tion to you 4
“ty de th ey oe a coc pea ot Chimney and lem. In 1952 the people of the of buntveds of Punting chéren | United States spent approximately e one and a quarter billion dollars point and an economical stand-
for dental services. Seventy-five point the need for a dental decay oO epalrs per cent of this amount was spent “om 4 on appliances to replace lost teeth. “There is no safer, more
ety eat Mt toe last befave prectcal, ot less expendve ; :
are lost through dental than the fluoridation of he
out te as eee community water supply The repair men who just happen to be in your neighborhood = @
Your children averages approxi. and to notice your chimney needs repairs; definitely needs to
think ; this aha Ga epee tur be fixed before you put your furnace on. Also he observes a =} 4
the cost me fuoridation pre. few shingles need replacing or the gutters are clogged with ,
lant den, a ae leaves and the flashings need a little paint here and there. He :
that your children could not have| | j/ + ak hy ie Se ey ey even offers to guarantee the work. You get the impression ;
because it yh oe ew BRITISH TRAM TO MAINE — This 30-year-old British tram leaves the job is quite simple and the cost not so great—until you come ee: year’s protection could depot in Blackpool, England, for shipment to a permanent open air . P ‘
fe orine Uf on in an museum being erected by the New England Electric Railway Historical to pay the bill. It may be anywhere from thirty to a hundred ;
In conpidering the cost it shoud! Society near Kennebunk Port, Me. dollars and if the job doesn’t hold up you can’t find the
Diplomat Denies —
Colleagues Lazy
INSTEAD OF PROMISES | 2:0 | ‘ Continue Progressive and Forward Planning Government LONDON (—The long-time head
For Waterford Townshi Mecretion came out teh wits | Feovarch ‘che Cleaning the flues and putting your furnace in good condition
for winter goes hand-in-hand with the “roofer” and “chimney )
expert.” Sometimes he takes your furnace apart and discovers
how much “repairs” it needs or even a new furnace is required.
Why take chances like that? There are a number of local
reputable firms dealing in “heating,” “roofing,” etc. Calla =
reliable firm and get an estimate.
Be : ! P a book denying that diplomats are| to be beneficial 2%
VOTE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN! |=!" “""==.|) BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD 7 . ot te; =
LT apparent traits are just sly camou- for your children but you are ||» f h
Llovd L. And Sage tected by really able For urged te cast your ballot cur. | of the
As Sir William Strang, the author! “Vote NO on the proposal that | fe P i Ch be f Com
for foreign affairs, the top civil Pontiac water soety ate i FE 5-6148 Waldron Hotel Bldg.
§ service job in the Foreign Office. | the dental decay of your children : Queen Elizabeth made him a baron up to 70 per-cent ai wt — ee a = —
in her 1954 New Year’s honors VOTE NO! Le OP ace Wee his Meee ee 2 et 7. s * ~—— ‘ - e i
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lordship said, ‘Though tiring and | Sessa
TREASURER Craduate Michigan State Col- + experience with Oak-
lege. "iend County Treasurer's
— | 4 experience Clerk partie “provide | "ter Watertord Township. 10 eed serhheoping "conse! - of enprncten tana’ officials who , | | Former srarviee a Fisher tant. would otherwise be unapproach- q 7 yous School Does qnber Vere s World War Ut. 3 yoors ,caverionce in Sooo. | able,” he added. | T 10
dependence Township, Member of VFW. visors office. McCarthy Says , | © $10,000 by
J Retain] WILLARD JOHNSON uso | He Wil Rap ee _| WINNING GAME! _| Federal Savings | = Orticar ia Community Retienst Bom in Talk Tonight } \ 4 on _ on UKEE # — nsuronce . ERe-Elect 5X] OSCAR LOOMIS Trustee fat AUene > Sm pecan ° Penoca Soa wart Swen Bene Comms which" e ald” would be" crite! | . | of President Eisenhower's admin. |
Re-Elect DONALD WHITE © Justice of Peace J istration. He gave no further de- | 4 Tears zoo 20 Dustien of the Prace ta Wotertors Twp. McCarthy quoting from galley
Re FI Rl BYRON COLE , ment on reporters that “a It’s the all important start he gets that | t
e-Llect . bd soard of Review cal carey to en we teaches him how to play a winning game... that . Manager of Standard Company “some officers” in Lt. Gen, Albert
o _Wedemeyer’s China command had teaches him the val f life. Th ti t | by MAIL ‘Re-Elect x] LYMAN GiIRST H ighwa y Commissioner formulated a plan in Wedemeyer | mn ves oO" vem proc ice tho ness | makes perfect for him is the continual practice o oni . Rand Batting Contec ot tw at partes kes perfect for him is the continual practice of | 4 Convenient Service to support t u- . . . tag:
Re-Elect x] BURTON HILLIKER Constable ff nists and to provide US. officers saving his pennies ‘til they become dollars, | to Shut-Ins or in Supervisor fer General Motors Corporation Treck Plant “I would like to know where. depositing his dollars at a profit. | Bad Weather } ; those officers are now,” McCarthy ° Re-Elect x] EVERETT DRAKER Constable freer ee Ria Money nian Employes of © = Power Company whether they still feel the same | way.” + e
Elect [X] THOMAS PETERSON Constable | Start a Savings Account with Any Amount | Pret Brent ot PE Chocolate Color Snow | l % Member ef C.b.4. Board “_ . , Blamed on Alkali Dust * . . Member sf Pontiac ame of Comma@pe Safety Connecti ALTA Utah They had choco- | © . snow at this resort yester- , Elet [X] LLOYD GIDLEY Constable f}\“Sowtshes "wes atid P ONTIAC F EDERAL | NOS deel: Cobtastee , : | definitely tan or light brown at > Current , '
4 . | this Wasatch Mountain ski spot R
CHECK THE RECORD Soar Ses cage | storm that dumped 15 inches of .
| snow during the day. They changed | OF DIVIDEND
aang a | octet dass in the Past Twenty Years! ime coloring was blamed om al-| \ , 16 E. Lawrence Street | © ° ® . ; : { ° Fi
Mote Straight Republican April 4th Daniel Freeman staked out the PONTIAC FEDERAL SAVINGS end LOAN ASSOCIATION
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