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Glass Broken,
Utility Lines
Are Blown Down! Two Inches of Snow
and Colder Weather
Forecast Here ,
Winds of gale force lashed
the Pontiac area today,
causing extensive damage
to electrical* power lines,
smashing large plate glass
windows and uprooting; —
trees.
Although the U.S. Weath-
er Bureau reported no tor-
nadoes were headed for
Michigan, winds up to 60
miles an hour raked the
area for several hours after - aH
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by Anti-Turnpike Group . A group fighting the proposed $154,000,000 Flat Rock-
Saginaw turnpike apparently was loaded today for battle
in the courts. Sought
i Korean Bonus
Forms Ready Veterans Told Proper
Way to File; Expect
First Checks Soon
: Hi | in E cism until the actual route
is determined upon, the
authority said it would have
an announcement on or
about April 1.
field Township, laid its court fight
plans at a meeting last night. ‘
Holds Meeting Tonight
(Tornado, Flood
Damage Strikes
: '/Central States Heavy Snow Reported
in Central States;
Storms Hit Ohio
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A wild spring snowstorm
lashed the central section
of the nation today.
Winds with gusts up to
40 m.p.h. churned the flakes
into blinding clouds in Chi-
cago. Transportation was
slowed there and motor ve-
hicle traffic was reduced to
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Walter White,
NAACP Chief,
Succumbs at 61 Negro Rights Champion
Spearheaded the Battle
Against Segregation
NEW YORK (#) — Walter
White, 61, ardent ¢hampion
of Negro rights, died last
night after a life devoted to/|
improving the lot of colored
people, He suffered a heart
Floyd Diamond
ls Found Sane Youth Slayer Ordered
Held for Trial After
Hearing Today
Judge George B. Hartrick this 7 5 | 9 z >¥ Es El xii
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by the Supreme Court's ban
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had been a determined
fighter against segregation
and despite ill health had
been in the front ranks of | tr Wl g
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Two Are Injured
in Poxitioc Area
A construction worker, Atkinson
was treated at St. Joseph Mercy
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raise for 1% million fed- cept pay eral employes.
The Senate may start debate this
afternoon on the first of the bills,
covering 500,000 postal workers.
Next wilk come a*similar pay
measure for the one million classi-
fied civil service workers.
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administration a re- | |Diring Storm | =r = buff by voting overwhelmingly,
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DEARBORN (INS)—Three assist-
ant city attorneys, part of the en-
tire six-man legal staff fired by
Mayor Orville Hubbard yesterday,
~ | defied the mayor and returned toe
their jobs today.
A fourth, Frank C. McCann, was
not personally present when the
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in London Square
Gets Traitor Tag LONDON #—‘Traitor of Yalta”
was scrawled in red paint across
the base of a statue of President
Roosevelt in Lendon's Grosvenor
He Wednes-
Church,
with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery
The body is at the residence, and
Baird Funeral Home has charge
. She died Sunday.
a daughter, Mrs.
ardins, two grand-
K. While of Ann
Major W. J, White,
seven great-grandchil-
sisters, Mrs. J. W. Tre-
and Miss Elizabeth Gib-
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Hamilton, 62, of East St. Clair
street, was held this afternoon at
Muir Brothers Funeral Home, with
ery, The
by his widow, Eunice, two sons,
Norman of Almont, Ronald of Jack-
tion has purchased the Detroit and | | Ferguson
Cleveland Navigation Co. boat, the | | iddiard of Rochester, Mrs. Flor- | Western States, for use as
*‘flotel” at Tawas City
William Borosch, Tawas City
be renamed the U. S. Over-
niter and will be towed to Tawas
City April 20 for mooring at the
He said it will have
rooms, shops and a public sun
Western States and other
boats formerly used on runs be- |
tween Detroit and Cleveland and |
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly.
clowd,y. .
high temerrew %.t0
winds, Partly cleedy and
contineed cold temerrew night, lew
s- 24.
Teday in Pontiac
Lowest temperature preceding @ am. |
At 8 am: Wind velocity
Gusts tc
Sun sets o mph
mph. Direction’ Southwest |
Mendsy in Pontiac
Sessseus.ss. son; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
Setterberg of Eugene, Ore.. Mrs.
Carolyn Albright of Monroeville,
Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Edith
F of Detroit, Mrs. Stella
grandchildren.
fights Hubby’s Bantes — MANILA & — Mrs. Ciriaca
Ladera heard three men challenge
her husband to.a fist fight. And
she saw hubby come in the house
and go upstairs.
That was too much for Mrs
Ladera. an expectant mother. She
grabbed up a bolo knife, sought out
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FACING MAXIMUM LIFE SENTENCES—Four men (left to right), | stood mute yesterday before Oakland County Circuit Judge George B.
Oscar Chavers, %, Joe Williams Jr., 22, Winston Johnson, 25, and Hartrick, who entered an innocent plea for them. Chief Assistant Prose-
Richard Chavers, 24, all charged with the March 6 kidnaping and raping | cutor George F. Taylor said the men face maximum life sentences
a young Pontiac mother, are shown as they appeared in court. They | upen conviction.
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Claims Remon
Mistrusted Aide | Witness Tells Feelings
_ of Slain Panama Chief |
| Toward Successor
PANAMA «®—A highly placed!
witness testified last night that as- |
sassinated President Jose Antonic |
Remon mistrusted Jose Ramon
pudiated his confession.
Asked by Assembly President
said in a voice that carried to the
galleries without the aid of loud-
speakers:
“I declare myself innocent.” Two Hurt, 5 Escape
‘in Crash at Milford | “MILFORD—Two people were se-
| rtounty injured last night in an
accident on West Turdn street.
| }
| make a curve, and smashed into
| a taxi, according to police.
Driver ef the taxi was Calvin
Weedward, 4, of North Milford
read, whe was uniajured.
|car, Ruby Neff of 2274 S. Milford
| Rd., with head and leg injuries;
} and Reno, who suffered chest and
| head injuries. Both were taken to
| Pontiac General Hospital by Mil-
| Although Reno's car was com-
ward, of 6730 Mather Dr.,
French of 9543 Mandon Lake Dr., |
and Jerry Noell, 605 Alberta Dr.
‘Detroit Area Barbers }
DETROIT w—Detroit area bar-
® ence Collett of Rochester; and five hers voted unofficially last night
| in favor of an increase in haircut
| prices,
} +A On Wea Taken “Ot The 80 T Auto Buildup - | barbers who attended a meeting |
of Local Si? of the AFL Barbers |
and Beayticians Union.
About two-thirds of them favored |
a Xcent increase—from $1.50 to!
$175 on weekdays. Most of the
, Others voted for a 10-cent boost. |
Only four favored no increase. |
Union officials said the poll)
would be used for study by the)
union's negotiating committee. |
Dfsieys True Life Adventures |
fone ee SEEMINGLY FOR -- y ie THE PLEASURE OF IT.
ps OUTDOORS Jue Ferocious SNARLS AND GLAGHES HIG GOLITARY
WAY THROUGH LIFE.
‘
| . High Wind, Snow. Lash Pontiac Area (Continued From Page One)
being uprooted and limbs torn off.
City Public Works Dept. carpen-
ters battled gales atop the main
fire station as a section of the
roof began ripping away, Crews
also repaired several traffic
lights loosened by the
Similar conditions
over the southern
all
of the
suggested handing over Hong Kong | Guizado, his successor in the pres | state. to China. idency. Guizado is on trial as an In Det trees were blown
The towering bronze statue in 8) accomplice in Remon's slaying. down i ral areas and ropes cmal park opposite the U.S. Em-| ‘The wealthy 56-year-old ex-Pres-| w outside many buildings
was erected out of funds ident pleaded innocent as his triab_ af marquees and signs swayed
contributed by thousands of Brit-| opened yesterday before the Na“ dangerously in the gusts.
ons. It was unveiled by Mrs. | tional Assembly sitting as rt} Power lines were reported down
Roosevelt March 12, 1948. of justice. The Assembly prosecu-| in Blissfield where electricity was
*_ * @ y verdict | off for an hour.
Ministry of Works officials sent suizado to prison; Hundreds of residents in low-
out men to scrub off the paint. . |land areas along Anchor Bay near
There was an echo of Yalta in Port Huron were marooned when
Parliament, too. waters were driven from the bay
Prime “|inland by the tempest. Fleodwa-
called upon ters ranged from a foot to three
a down by machine-gun fire Jan. 2.\ "°C ™T*: never gun fire Jan
Hong Kong He was impeached by the Assem-| “tate police said the water
Sir Ian conservative | bly Jan. 16 and ordered to stand| Severed an area eight to 10
who was prisoner in| trial after a 43. year - old !awyer,, ™Hes long and about three miles
World W: Churchill to| Ruben Miro, confessed the slaying) “land. Police said it was com-
tell Commons Thurs-| and said it was done with Guiza-| Plcated removing some of them
that has “never en-| do's full knowledge. Miro later re-| 8* the water was not deep enough for a boat but too deep
for cars.
‘Shortly after noon 75 families
had been evacauted by the police,
but 1530 families still were waiting
for relief. The Red Cross had set
up an evacuation shelter.
Three coast guardsmen were
stranded on the Peche Island
Light in Lake St. Clair when their
small boat forced them to take
refuge amidst Sfeet high waves.
They later were rescugd by a #-
foot coast guard cutter.
A near disaster wag averted at
the Bluewater Bridge at Port
, Huron when winds flipped a house |trailer and a pickup truck pulling
| A car driven by Duane Reno, 23, it off the bridge roadway, hurling
of 123 Round Lake Rd., failed to! it against the bridge rail.
Had the rail not held, the trail-
er and truck would have plunged
|into the St. Clair River far below.
Michigan Bell, reporting . only
scattered damage here, said 13 toll
circuits were out of order in Hills-
ALMONT-—Service for Frank| Injured were a passenger in the | aaie and surrounding areas.
Hamtramck and Grosse Pointe
residents reported winds of ‘‘terrif-
ie force."’ The Wayne County Road
| Patrol reported trees and utility
| Poles blown down throughout the
county.
In Ann Arbor, near gale force
"| winds knocked out electrical pow-
Tonight's low here is expected
to range between 23 and 27 de-
grees, with a high tomorrow of
36-40. Yesterday in downtown Pont- Pat Clams Up
on Recent P
NEW YORK # — Former call
girl Pat Ward, the state's star wit?
ness in the Minot F. (Mickey) Jel-
ke trial, ended five days of inti-
mate testimony with refusal to
answer questions about her sex life
in recent years. *
The slim. dark - haired young
woman had told about sex experi-
ences before she met Jelke and
about her life as a call girl after
going to live with him. However,
when the defense yesterday asked
about her later life, she sought the
protection of the Fifth Amend-
ment.
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She ducked the questions by say-
ing any answers “might tend to
degrade or disgrace me.” Judge
Francis L. Valente ruled she did
not have to respond.
er she was finally dismissed
the witness stand, Miss Ward
told newsmen outside the court-
room:
“I'm very happy it's over. It has
been an ordeal.”
. s s
Her lawyer said she plans to stay
in New York. She has a fiance, he
said, and ‘hopes to marry and
raise a family.
Neither he nor Miss Ward, 21,
would name the fiance.
Jeike, 25 and heir to an oleomar-
garine fortune, is on trial for a
second time on charges that he in-
duced Miss Ward to live the life
of a prostitute and tried to do the
during presentation of the state's
case.
A long series of questions about
a man identified only as Emanie!l
Trujillo also brought no answer
from Miss Ward. She declined to
say whether she knew him, had
lived with him, was married to
him or had asked him to deny any
sex relations with her.
name whe belongs te a motor-
cycle club that Miss Ward joined
recently.
Trujillo, 24, also known as Man-
ny Coyle, said he met Miss
Ward last June when she asked
him to give her a ride on his
motorcycle. ‘‘We became good
friends,” lie said. ‘I've continued
to go with her ever since. ‘We've tiac, the mercury climbed to a
| Favor Higher Prices high of 52 after a low of 38.
Today the thermometer plunged
from a 52-degree high at 8 a. m.
to 28 degrees by 1 p.m.
Near New High Inventories May Pass
Record of 407,275 Units
Set Last May
DETROIT «—New automobiles
in dealers’ hands and en route to
them from the factory rose to
550,281 on March 1, Automotive
News reported Mohday.
A month earlier, revised tabula-
tions show, the field stocks totaled
462.673.
The trade paper said:
“Before the current buildup
has run its course, it is expected
inventories will surpass the rec-
ord 607,275 units of last May.
However, cheery sales forecast
have taken the sting out of that
possibility.
“With an unprecedented winter
sales performance, dealers thus
far this year have kept the new
car, stock’ pile below 1954 levels.
Last March cars on the field to-
taled 573,122. |
“But record production rates are
due to overcome this difference.”
In addition to preparing for the
high level turnover that normally
accompanies the advent of spring.
factories are spurred by other in-
ventives,
“It would take a large selection been very friendly."
a s *
Trujillo said he is proud of his
part Apache Indian blood, and on
his leather motorcycle jacket he
wears his favorite nickname, *Co-
He anid he first met Miss
Ward outside a Manhattan res-
“where the wheelers
used te get tegether.”
He said Miss Ward later lent him
$150 for a down payment on a new
cycle, and he paid her back.
Pontiac Deaths
Mrs. Edwin Lagerblade
Mrs. Edwin G. (Selma 0.) La-
gerblade, 78, a former Pontiac
resident, died yesterday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs, Ray
Jewell of 4692 -Rockcroft St., Wa-
terford. She had been ill three
months.
Mrs. Lagerblade had lived in
Pontiac and Waterford 18 years,
she made her home, she is sur-
vived by another daughter, Mrs.
of cars to meet the expected de-
mand, particularly in vieW of the
fact that one of the main influ-
ences in luring prospects to the
showroom is the implied offer of
a custom-equipped car. Color
hoices’ and optional pment
abound as never before. |
Born Aug. 15, 18% in Stockholm, |
Norma Schulkamp of Milwaukee. | ||//)
A sister, Mrs. Teckle Malsh of Mil- | iii
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inches of snow.
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Senate Refuses
to Let Williams
Appoint Judge
The Republican-controlied State
Senate refused again yesterday 10
let Gov. Williams appoint a fourth
circuit judge for Oakland County.
The upper chamber turned down
a House amendment, supported by
all Oakland's state representatives,
to have the jurist appointed to start
-Jan.-? next year and” serve Uniti?
Previously, the Senate passed
| the fourth-jedge bill, but stipe- lated he wait te be elected. The
House wrote the appointment
provision in.
Sen. William S. Broomfield (R-
Royal Oak) pleaded with the
chamber that “this matter trans-
cends politics—Oakland County is
the only county which the state
court administrators says peeds an-
| Other judge now because the three
| present are carrying the
heaviest load in the state."
| The bill will probably go to a
House-Senate conference commit-
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at Springdale Golf Links
‘be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the
Manley Bailey Funeral Home. Bur-
jal will be in White Chapel Me-
morial Cemetery. Mr. Kindley, of
day.
Besides his widow, Grace, he is
survived by one daughter, Joanna
at home; and two sons, Lt. Wil-
lam Ernest of the U.S. Navy
and John Webster.
Herbert Buckner
|Scholarship Goes
to Paul Dodyk BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The
awarded Paul Dodyk of Ham-
tramck, Headmaster Harry D.
Hoey has announced. :
Funds for the scholarship were
made available through Buckner's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Buckner of Pontiac, his widow,
friends and local organizations. A
193 graduate of Cranbrook,
Buckner died last year.
Dodyk is a member of the na-
tional Cum Laude Society and
plans to enter Harvard University
this fall.
| Williams OKs Hunter
|Bans in 2 Townships SING WW — Legislative bills
prodibiting hunting with firearms
in Southfield and Bloomfield town-
ships of Oakland county, subject
to local referenda, were
into law by Gov. Williams today.
Williams also approved a bill re-
pealing the special law governing
the Albion city school district and
allowing it to operate under the
. general school code.
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Helium gas was ence, valued is predeced now for lees than exe BS Recalls Yalta . { ras te . Ping
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er 4] Memoirs Tell of Poland's Betraya of Witchcraft ! nee nee re qa
a BY BOB CONSIDINE | Qn the question of Poland, so| best I can de for Poland at this | founded. Russia had kept every
, ;* op pe e. & soon to be betrayed: time.’ The compromise repert pj) agreement made before
Are You Building—Are You Modernizing? NEM ee See Pew ee “Roosevelt handed me a copy (of | Was approved.” | maar, Sister of knew more shout what went on at) sein iniatere® : that time. Cleared of Charge by
Yalta than Fleet Admiral William | report on the new Polish govern- Leahy left Yalta with grave mis-| 5 «geatin had shown a con- Guatemalan Court
|| D. Leahy, F.D.R.'s personal chief | ment). I saw the nowdamiliar |*@Ke note of a number of extenu-| citiatory attitude on the United
of staff. "A look at his memoirs, “I | phrases such as ‘strong, free, inde- | ting circumstances rate a Nations, on giving France ® | GUATEMALA —Olga Monzon,
Was There” (Whittlesey House) is | Pendent and democratic Poland,” | denounce Roosevelt as a velce in the control council of | ister of an exiled rival of Presi-| “ ‘universal suffrage,’ ‘secret ballot,’ | makes four points Germany, and in agresing t0 | + Carlos Castillo Armas, has powering. en Sees: and soon... I handed the paper | 1. “Russia was our ally, and/ reorganization of the Polish and | S80t Cotes, Cosliue Armas. bee Tadvestioement) back to Roosevelt and said, ‘Mr. | up to June 1944 took the full force | Yugoslav governments. ticed witchcraft against the Presi President, this is so elastic that |of the Germany army. 4. “I personally did not feel | gone.
SOOTHING RELIEF FROM the Rians can stretch it all the| 2. “Fears by many, | that Russian ‘participation in the | “A court dismissed the complaints | way from Yalta to W some in high places, that Russia | Japanese war was necessary. The | against Miss Monzon and her maid!
| COUGHS DUE TO COLDS | witnou ever technically breaking | would make a separate peace with |Army did. Roosevelt sided with | yesterday. The two owmen were | ’ | it.” Germany, particularly when we | the Army.” . arrested Saturday.
| Father John’s Medicine “The President reptied, ‘1know, | were unable to mount a second Leahy left Yalta with drave mis-| Police accused Miss Monzon of Acts P | Bil) — I knew it. But it’s the front in 183, had proved un- | givings. The enthusiasm of the big} placing a small rag doll — repre- romptly ‘ i oeene——n . - . three to kill the German military | senting Castillo Armas — in a jar
When you take Father John’s
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* | leaders as ‘‘war criminals” and | containing a thick liquid, pieces of
dismember Germany did not sit | garlic, onion, tomato and buckshot.
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| “The agreement to destroy Ger- | head, they asserted she sent her
| many militarism would make Rus- | maid to bury the jar in the ceme- |
| sia the dominant power in Eu-| tery. >. ef 8
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|in itself, in my opinion, carries a | tions, The maid charged she had
| certainty of future international | been beaten by police after her |
disagreements." arrest. Miss Monzon, a_ school-
teacher, also complained against | diate action is
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- TUESDAY, MARCH 22. 1955
Yalta Report’s Release Serves Useful Purpose
This newspaper does not share the
view of those who believe the Yalta rec-
ord should not have been released.
In the wake of that release certain
pertinent facts stand out. One’s indi-
vidual reaction to the publication almost
certainly is affected by his political
beliefs.
Also, the record reveals nothing
that hasn’t been known in great-
er or less detail for several years.
Our own view is that publication
- Yalta into proper historical per-
spective.
* * *
In gonsidering those mistakes it is
essential to remember the war situation
both Germany and Japan still were
fighting with a desperation that prom-
ised to prolong the war indefinitely.
Russia's armies were within 30 miles of
Berlin while ours, delayed by the Battle
of the Bulge, were just beginning the
invasion of Germany.
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Srauiw a heavy price in concessions for
entering the Pacific war and to prevent
him from making a separate peace with
’ Hirruer.
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Looking back, it is apparent that if
Staumm had lived up to his agreements,
the mistakes at Yalta would stand today
in a different light. Time has shown
that the world would be a better place
if Statin had honored his pledges and
permitted democratic regimes in liber-
ated Buropean and Asian countries.
The West's biggest mistake at Yalta was
in believing Stratis would do what he
Time also has shown that
STALIN was able to continue capi-
talizing on the mistakes at Yalta
because of a grave defect in the
West's policy. That, of course,
Many experts consider that this
even more than Yalta enabled
Russia to win its dominant posi-
tion in Europe and Asia.
* * *
The truth is that the record of Yalta
has provided politicians with less am-
munition than some of them expected.
Nonetheless, it has provided the actual
record and it’s a safe guess that it will
continue to be a subject of partisan dis-
pute for many months to come.
Even now there is a clamor for U. S.
repudiation of these agreements. One
can only ask — what good would that
do us now?
5 ————
Citizens League Urges
Greater Use of Probation
This newspaper believes the Oakland
Citizens League is on sound ground in
urging greater use by the courts of pro-
bation and more probation officers for
Oakland County.
Needless to say, great care must be
used in selecting the cases warranting
probation. Dangerous psychopaths must
be kept in prison where they will not en-
@anger society. But in many cases,
particularly first offenders, probation
seems logical.
The issue is of special current interest .
because Michigan's Department of Cor-
cs 2 re tae to the corrections department's
plea is the record number of in-
mates at the State Prison of
Southern Michigan. As of March
5, it was 6,604 or 34 more than at
the time of the disastrous riot
blamed on overcrowding.
There is no contention that Oakland
Circuit judges haven’t made good use
of the probation system. Last year, in
fact, probation was ordered in 58 per
cent or in 233 of 401 felony cases.
x * *
Moreover, only 10 per cent failed to
make good during the probation period.
The association, however, urges that the
statewide average of 50 per cent placed
on probation should be increased to ap-
proximately 75 per cent.
Supervising a probationer or a
parolee is far cheaper than main-
taining him in State prison. In
addition, he remains in society,
his family and making
financial restitution for his crime.
~x~ * *
These considerations seem to us
ample to warrant Legislative appropria-
tion of the funds needed for the addi-
tional probation officers. However, if
the money isn't forthcoming, the Board
of Supervisors should consider the
Citizens League request that the County
Board provide the necessary funds and
facilities.
The Man About Town ,
Deer Are Plentiful
Even Invading Pontiac City;
Actions Not Always Welcome
Braggart: A person who opens
his mouth and puts his feats in It.
Lynden Nunn
of Lake Orion, who phones that a pair of
deer which he has been feeding all winter,
now are browsing on his strawberry plants,
ignoring the dry food which he puts out for
them. Writing from Flint,
Bernard Smithingale
says he had to drive his car off the pave-
ment the other night in dodging four deer
on Oakland Ave. in Pontiac, near the over-
head railroad bridge. In an Oakland County
state park at Kent Lake, Superintendent
David Laidlaw
estimates that the deer population has
passed the 100 mark. The deer are also run-
ning rampant in Texas, according to
Bruce Wilson
of Pontiac, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilson
of 74 Alice Ave. Now a Second Lieutenant in
the Air Force, Bruce also is studying law at
night school in San Antonio. On his way
home the other evening he ran into a herd
of deer, killing two and injuring a number
of others, and badly damaging his car.
Missing the Bonanzagram prize by only
one word, ,
Mrs. James Hogarth
of 6506 Alden Drive, Green Lake, feels that
she should have stuck by her first hunch.
She had it “meat” but changed it to “heat,”
when the first proved to be correct. She
made the change because it seemed like a
fore ErAMMAICAT BSLEP, Sve thougn the
story had talked of a full meal, which im-
plies meat
First to report the croaking of frogs is
Andrew Way
who heard them early in thé morning of the
first day of spring, near his home at Pontiac
Lake
From potato king to sturgeon king goes
Jack Williams,
former farmer on Baldwin Road, north of
Pontiac, and Oakland County’s largest potato
grower. Now living at Mullett Lake, he re-
cently pulled an 84-pound sturgeon from its
waters.
That sensational newcomer on the Detroit
Tigers roster,
J. W. Porter,
is getting a lot of votes in the MAT Basebal)
Contest. Have you sent in your entry? The
prize is $250. ‘
Back from the national meeting of the
Flying Farmers, at Wichita, Kansas, is
Raymond Wheeler
of White Lake, President of the Michigan
Flying Farmers.
Verbal Orchids to—
Mr. and Mrs. August F. Smith
of 263 Edison 8t.; fifty-sixth wedding anni-
versary.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fosbender
of 151 Cottage St,; eighty-fourth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Bird
of Walled Lake; sixty-second wedding annt-
versary. -
Mr. and Mrs. Festus Mills
of Armada; sixty-fifth wedding anniversary,
@ | an Pa
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2 egeere ri fe Hi
As executive secretary of the Na-
tional Assn. for the Advancement
last night at 61 of a heart attack,
10 months after the Supreme Court
White, like the vast majority of
his people, put-his faith in a
cratic society, worked the hard
and dis-
century he testified
gressional committees and lobbied
could make more progress through
the courts—in getting decisions
against segregation and discrimi-
nation. The NAACP increasingly
Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
(International News Service)
Two things you shouldn't trust
are government witnesses and
patches on hot water bottles.
the latest Washington case is so’
crooked a dog would have to run
around the block to bite him
twice on the same leg.
Here's a fellow under oath testi-
fying he lied under oath. Nothing
can happen to him that he cannot
check in a railroad depot locker.
That seems to be the law. The
more I study the law the more
commas I collect.
Nothing else can happen to a
double-prejurer. Except he could
sue me for libel by saying the
only one hundered per cent racket
is stealing milk bottles out of baby
carriages.
What this bird is trying to de
is upset the Hartz Mountain aria
he sang in the first investigation.
He blew the canary glissando on
the rat whistle so beautifully a
dozen of his pals were put where
the potatoes won't sprout.
The law doesn't make any
more sense than a scrabble set
in an eggbeater
Now the government has to
prove he wags telling the truth
when he says he lied.
These investigations are best
two out of three. Too bad that
Senator Tobey is not around to
point the freshly honed finger of
suspicion at the two-timers.
It's not mach use correcting the |
law with an amendment.
That's what they hide behind.
Sounds silly, eh? It is.
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Earth Probably Just One of Millions
of Planets Inhabited by Human Beings
Spiritual calisthenics are as
vital as muscular calisthenics,
so study this case most care-
fully; then compare it with the
follow-up tommorrow. You
can also discuss these ideas in .
church on Sunday, for they are
in no way contrary to Christ-
ianty, but simply amplify our
view of the hereafter.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case N-380: Walter L., aged 48, of the inhabitants on
those other planets, for I feel that
our human anatomy is best adapt-
ed for our manifold duties.
A lobster’s claw hand, for ex-
satellites. .
“In fact, recently a scientist es-
timated that there are at least
100,000,000 planets of distant suns
which are either inhabited or at
least inhabitable.
“I view them as God's cosmic
classrooms. Since God likes action
instead of stagnation, He probably
placed us here on earth to let us
grow in our mental and spiritual
personality.
“But he may have placed
others of his children on distant
inhabitable planets. God may thus
be comparing their progress with
oar own. *
“And don't let bizarre comic
books scare you concerning the ap-
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120 B. C. it was a great stride
forward.
“For prior to that law, the strong
exacted not only an ‘eye’ but
killed the offender and his family
and looted his city. So Moses tried
to limit the penalty to the grav-
ity of the crime.
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_) |_| THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1955 ho eBReaCs a
rections has ached the Loghiipure tor ae Voice of the People \
cofticers: Four of these few officials Says Mothers of Today Spend Too Much
Portraits
To play its kindly part
By helping crippled boys and girls
limbs are on the
CHRIST AND INDIVIDUALS
“But go rather to the lost
sheep of the house of Israel”
Matt. 10:6
the time to pause . . .
JULIEN C. HYER
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= No One Escapes Effects
of Physical Degeneration
By WILLIAM BRADY, M, D.
The very idea of degeneration,
physical chronic rheumatis (not arthritis)
js the manifestation of physical
degeneration in the joint tissues.
Further I believe the condition
commonly called pyorrhea is the
manifestation of physical degener-
ation in the teeth, gums and jaw
muscles and bones, I'll talk about
so-called pyorrhea another day:
Still further, I believe physical
degeneration is a common factor
of cardiovascular disease — heart
and artery troubles that come on " cg i uaa —— an 7 , a ; ; * ae a pe oe) ee | we i ' ; , f \ ts , 4 (a at , iad ee,
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_ Delivered, Installed and Serviced AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING
6.4 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR
289% A big 8.4 cu, ft. Frigidaire with completely
automatic defrosting . .. and at a special
Lucky Days price! Has big 40 Ib. freezer,
Pantry-Door with butter, cheese compartments.
Delivered, Installed and Serviced PORCELAIN-PROTECTED
AUTOMATIC WASHER
199° Get a special Lucky Days trade-in on this
new Frigidaire washer with Select-O-Dial
control, Live-Water washing that gets clothes
cleaner and thorough Float-Over rinsing!
Delivered, Installed and Serviced
[AMEE OPEN WED., THURS., FRI.,
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COOK AUTOMATICALLY!
ALL-NEW ELECTRIC RANGE
179°: This compact 30” Frigidaire range has
giant, full-width oven, Cook-Master oven con-
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Covered Bridge Saved | _ Hlowever, each piece of the cen! Music, Musit, Music
After Being Dismantled |W St waned te bene tar we(comes FromaGrave | |”
ENFIELD, N. H. (UP) — New) structure may be reassembled to Hampshire's last, saltbox-type cov- | Continue
ered bridge was torn down after
residents here voted to replace it | span near one of the new turnpikes| Placing his sensitive amplifier with a safer steel and cement span.|in southern New Hampshire. among
GLOSED ALL DAY: TUESDAY
i BEGINS WED. 10 A. M.
slocvelesa Many styles + Sizes 32 to 38 in group.
i Super collection |
: 9 4 r nylon tricot f .
Bi Values te 5.98 S
: Prints, plaids, stripes,
} checks, solids. Cottons,
rayon gabs, taffetas, mir-
acle fabrics. Sizes 22 to 30.
Amazing value on
} women's playshoes Your «.:
. ipe ar nudle name is Lucky! 5 h
plisse atehee 4 low Price! Combed luxury 7 . des, poucles ow nee nylon trim bodice and hes ’ , s, .
ang Such fabrics: plushes, | tie ings! Such med nylon tricot, Whig.) L&vishly tri } - Platform straps, casual cashmere blends, hopsackinf ti cot. White only, Sizes 32 im-
| F ine. Soft Norson or colors: beige, powder blue, ca rou. , 40,
I brown, 2-tones. Sieue “a coral, navy! Sizes for everyone *
ie Charge for Alterations
Fleeces, suedes,
tweeds, hopeecting” Pink,
blue 1k sae ) o We Charge fer Alterations ide-
Such luck! Hurry
down to grab a bag!
WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAN
Values te 19.96
Costume suita with blouses,
boxy styles, slim look,
on 9-15, 10-20, 1414-
24%. Navy, sprin els H ry oP 6 past
Tots’ matching coat and bonnet
4.49 Samples and discontinued
styles. Novelty rayons, sol-
ids and checks. Boys’, girls’,
12 to 24 mos. and 2 to 4.
Check this price! Birdseye dicpers!
First quality 60, 51 gauge
157 | NYLONS pers. Soft, absorbent white
cotton, hemmed edges. 1
dozen to a box. Hurry!
prs ess Unheard-of price! . to6-
Storkline cribs 2-
Our buyer scoured fashions, }® : , t : fashions, on-ace
17.99 or ered the country Princ go 1 s year! Full-fashioned 60 and sh tate linens, failles, t@ "pastels,
Reg. 28.95 gauge, 15-denier dark Double drop sides and plas-
tic teething rails. All-steel
adjustable spring. Assorted
finishes! Hurry and save!
seam ny-
est fashion shades, 814.11 wie
TITIES-WHI
necklaces. 88c Earrings, ropes, necklaces... plus U. S. tas
Girls’ reg. 1.96 cotton crepe pj’s............ (47
Cotton prints, reg, 2.08... ccc 1,97
Nylon or satin trims, up-lift styles. Hurry and save!
Reg, 2.95, 3.05 hats... eee. 2.44
Bonnets, sailors, profiles, others. Flower-bedecked straws.
Values te 4.00! Gloves............... esavesseens 1.39 Double woven cotton, nylon. Shortie to elbow length.
Girls’ blouses, reg. 1.96................0..... 1.34
Dacrons, nylons, b’cloths, rayon-linens. Sizes 3-6x, 7-14
Girls’ cotton slips, reg. 1.9.................... 6Te
Eyelet trim bodice. 4-gore, elastic waist. Sizes 414.
Girls? sebts oon. cesessesesseseeneeteneeees .8.91
Many washable fabrics. Matching bags, petticoats. 3-6x.
Girts’ sults, sizes T fe 16... 2... cece cece ee neeeeenee 481
Tots’ crepe pj’s, values te 1.98................ 99
Butcher-boy styles for boys and girls. Sizes 4 to 8. ‘
Tots’ pole shirts, reg. 58e.......................: 4ac
Combed cotton, short sleeves. Stripes. Sizes 1-3, 3.8.
AS WELL AS THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY (This Week Only) ae ee ee
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1955
Lucky savings on these coat
or middy style pajamas.
Smart and
stripes. 616.
dr. boys’ » rayon Lhe. bord
1.99 Reg, 2.98
Many let pga
tis moa ady-cuffed.
4 pockets. Sizes 5 to 10,
Boys’ sizes, 6-18........2.08 BEGINS
WED. 10 A.M.
a = Men's short sleeve
LIMITED QUANTITIES! J9: * > \ Reg, 1.09 ; i f Sanforized fabrics in the
ON SALE WHILE THEY LAST! BE MRR vent weaves and paterna. Reg. 18,96! Boys’ Easter suits... | — 7 DPF colors: 2-way collar: SML. Fully lined rayon gab. Blue, gray, charcoal, tan. 8 to 16.
Boys’ jackets, values to 10.98........... ass | ie noe or Sheen gab rayon acetate. Blue, brown, gray. Sizes 8-20.
Reg. 3 for 1.15! Boys’ underwear....ea. 23¢ 1 tT Cotton briefs, 46-8, S-M-L. Cotton athletic shirts. 6-16.
High count muslin “Seal of
Boys’ blue jeans, Reg, 1.79............... A27 e's rea Wenn tes Vulcanized, double knee jeans. Sanforized denim. 6-16. extra service. Hurry!
Reg. 2.491 Boys’ tennis shees.......... 1.00 =e First quality! Black canvas uppers. Sizes 11 to 2, 24% to 6.
Special!
Li boys’ sport shirts, Reg. 1.29............. Tle towels Sanforized. Short sleeves in slub and linen weaves, 2-6.
Rayon gab. 3 styles. Blue, brown, powder blue. 4 to 10.
Reg. 5.95! Men's pre-cuffed slacks.....3.77 Fine quality gab. Double pleats. 9 colors. Belted. 29-42.
Men's lined blouse jackets, reg. 7.96........5.44 Calisheen’ gab. Full zipper. 5S-colors! Sizes 36 to 46. & 20x40 in spring pastels. Ex-
ceptional ity! Irregs.
Federal lawn mowers, reg. 15.965........12.09 16-in. width! 5 steel blades! 10” rubber tired wheels. 87 CG ookiall svles Her? cont
Bridge chairs, reg. 2.98............. 2 for 4.88 Metal All-metal, folding. Curved backs, padded seats. Hurry! Reg. P sale! ‘ 2.98 luminumware Table lamps.................. .. 4.90 Popular “Waldorf” long China and wrought iron bases. Washable shade inclu le rayon ati. .
Values to 29! Stainless flatware...ea. (4c {| pan Coen cottons i at gral Knives, forks, spoons, serving spoons, all top-quality. Very shirt Prints on fibrene shitting, Aluminem ware: sauce
pots, etc. Pan-
tryware: cannister sets,
waste baskets, refuse cans.
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Only 8 Operators Buy
Federal Stamps This,
Year in Michigan
DETROIT (UP) —: State and
Fé Ki i 7 ,
come to the attention of state and
local police.
Firemen Quit in Tiff
WOLCOTT, Vt. w—The 14 mem
bers of the Wolcott volunteer fire
Cee hr a hate
and put their 1924 pumper on sale!
for $500. They explained they asked
the town meeting for a $300 appro- |
priation March 1 and got nothing
They notified the 766 townspeople
that if they have a fire they can|
telephone their alarm to Morris-
ville, seven miles west, or Hard-
wick, six miles east.
KEEP YOUR NEW
“AVOID WINTER
DRIVING HAZARDS | |
—BODY DENTS, ||
SKINNED FENDERS, | |
WEAR and TEAR OF
SLIPPERY DRIVING
pide the Bus!
Pontioe City Lines | ‘ f T ,C oth Decay Brings \ Pain, Poorer General Health
seer end encthad tooth On te
other hand, one should not be mis-
led into thinking children have .
. *'
are permanent teeth scattered , ars belong to the permanent set. , the dental arch. Practically all per- ,
in different parts of the mouth. | They appear between the ages of | manent teeth are directed
te the ‘set and five and seven years and are very
important.
the child should retain them on F four in number, two | children to do whateyer is possible
through the ages of 20-90-60 years | 4) rn”, S* ; above and two below, appearing | ‘to give them a good, sound, solid
Mf given proper treatment. just behind the last deciduous | set of teeth, meeting perfectly, and , “For instance the six year mol-| molar. They are the keystone to'a normal mouth.
QUICK CHANGE — Lots of parents just can't bring themselves to| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger West, Ann Arbor, have Mike transformed
give baby a haircut. As Mike West approached second birthday, his | into boy. and |
guided in proper alignment by |
them. Therefore, we owe it to our |
“Always remember, goed leok-
But what is far more important, |
portant te a person's general
“Scientific experiments have
been conducted regarding fluori- |
dation of water and have proven it |
|to be of great benefit, with no ill |
| effects. 1 think it will be. a great
| step forward: to saving the teeth
of our boys and girls.”
Croupy
Coughs’
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“Tf alr the talk about horsepower ~~
has left you confused, let this one
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Model for model, the sensa-
tional all-new Pontiac Strato-
Streak V-8 delivers more horse-
power per dollar than any other car in its field.
And that fact holds good whether you
specify the four-barrel carburetor—a low-
cost option that puts 200 eager horsepower
under Pontiac’s handsome hood—or the
regular 180-horsepower Strato-Streak V-8.
Either way, we promise you thrilling
action like you’ve never known before! The
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But Pontiac’s extra value doesn
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EDW. D. WHIPPLE PONTIAC SALES North Main Street, Clarkston, Michigan L. C. ANDERSON, ‘Of every Pontiac at every pricé, produces —
performance as fresh and exciting as Pontiac’s
future-fashioned beauty—with traditional
Pontiac dependability and the greatest econ-
omy in Pontiac history. If high power and
brilliant performance are your prime con-
cerns, here’s the car to command —a car that
puts more horsepower at your instant call
’t stop
with power. Pontiac gives you the exclusive
distinction of future-fashioned Twin-Streak
styling and Vogue Two-Tone colors. Its
Shock-Proof chassis, wide-stance rear springs,
long 122” or 124” wheelbase, recirculating “ball steering and bigger brakes provide the
comfort and handling ease you would expect
to find-in America’s most costly cars.
Come in soon and road-test the difference
you get with Pontiac’s Strato-Streak V-8
performance, and you'll see why Pontiac
sales are at an all-time high!
You can buy a big, powerful Pontiac
for less than many models of the lowest-
priced cars and much less than stripped,
economy models of higher-priced makes!
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Female’s Fury
Costs Her $386,
Two Days in Jail
Mary fleeces, suedes, 10 to 20, 38 to 44. ; a Municipal fot Cok - Long .
G ) Ann Pugh, 19, all of Columbus. a bill for that amount yesterday ! : ts
| Police in neighboring Bexley| Sfter police testified she _ GIRLS ae Coa ;
ROUSreedy —-ROUS sous night for red light. They teicnted ine $125 ey “2a°® ' ; running a ° ee. att, ' poet deo uh regs, reeb votre decang | || said one of the girls was driving) 2. Tore the uniform of “me of COATS bi sedin - :
yew doset | foors! reom-to-reom! tools” but had no license. The car Sol-| sh pelownse called to errest her iste p. !
“Tee! Ruch fer Lewy! end Well Rack fer closet, eptional of enall extre cost. to the police sintion, than suddenly 3. Kicked up a rumpus when po- TOPPERS rt +4 Betty Jean ; swung away at an intersection and/ lice forces her- into a patrol car , Easter Coats disappeared. (repairs to car $100). 9
fave top, tos ont “apend Baht” Ne Compe! Bexley Patrolman Reed David-| cell at the city jail (replacement 12 | 99 | La a 25 son said he spotted the car later| Coste $158). “ A9 3 SUPER-CLEAMS § RUGS! ~s parked street lights ’
sooo on or? sey el ° out. It roared off as he approached. | childrén, also drew a twoday jail eltien, ravens, woul — princess | tor weet rush, camps cups, Gapee—ewny pat A Week He chased it into Columbus and | sentence. fread ond tame ctvicn, Stove SALE OF “SWANSDOWN” :
tract ‘Star socal Hew wiccen! ode St neato Sealy end 0 bet be , f t i
|= | went Femayvan aired | 0 Resume Gaza Tolks EASTER SUITS | BIG TRADE-INS! FREE OEMONSTRANION! HURRY, M0) PTET rein cin died tm|UN. Beewity Council will meet ° |
Your Vacuum Cleaner Dealer stantly. Castle lived about 2% | tomorrow to resume debate on the Special group of Swansdown ond ter ponent noone Gaza incident, in which 38 Exp other better makers of suits in 100% $ Over ears: tians and eight Israelis were killed . in a border clash. wools, rayon flannels and gobordines.
R Y’ iPrice Support Vote hereto Novysorey. pink, blue. Sizes 10 to
Postponed by House rn feed ding Piles Complete Line “Toll” and “Petite” Coots & Suits
OAKLAND AVENUE FE 5-8413 WASHINGTON —A House vote 96 on a bipartisan move to junk the in Just 3 Days Get Double Stamps
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A Home... FREE ond CLEAR! Ask || Vie~"d the delay as « sign of weak
Sulu, About the Low-Cost STATE FARM opposition.
<-WOME-OWMERS' SECURITY PLAN po" "100s Disorderly? Ss 4
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how little it costs to “put a match to your mortgage” with State
Farm's Home Owners Security Plan. There is no obligation. DOUBLE STAMP SPECIAL!
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Pick your Easter dress from this large group of juniors’,
misses’, large sizes. Dress, casual styles.
“Tall” Girl “Petite” Ciel
149 «1299
Lester Oles, FE 2-0396
_ Harvey Perry, FE 2-0201
James Schell, FE 4-9546 "Franklin Aherns, FE 4-9546 99
Howard C. Bratt, FE 4-6921
net FE 49546 Two pair of slacks and reversi-
Robert Gaff Jr., OR 3-2778 | le vest. Sines 2-8
Vern Hartman, FE 4.9546 Boys 2 te 6 Topesates 2s. 9: Leo Huffman, FE 2-0201 Boys’ 6 to 12 Sport Coats
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‘ tee
Jerome J. Robb | will return to thetr home during yo yk em odes li a ae
months in Isle of Pines, Cubs. | of Center street traveled to South
©. Bend, Ind, over the weekend to
and Mrs. Clyde Dearing and | be entertained by their son, Bob,
daughters, JoAnn, Judy and Jill, | at the third annual junior class
three week tour of Florida. of Mote Dame.
7 The fanally spent most of their | a5, oa Mrs. George Wasser-
q time im Sarasota and also made | yoo, entertained guests at
De Oe cat cnet an | Senet Setertay oveates Oe 2 =p pod
the return trip. re: hee ee see Alan L. Boegehold, son of the
i During the past nine years Mr. | Alfred Boegeholds of Erie drive,
Py and Mrs. Glenn C. Gillespie of recently received a master of arts
ie Cherokee rpad have enjoyed win- | degree from Harvard University,
‘ ter vacations at their home in| Cambridge, Mass. |
Pasadena, Calif., and this winter * * ®
‘. ‘Was no exception. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Derra- |
a ies di of Flint are announcing the |
P€ teat ae week oy onan as Feb. 21 birth of a daughter, Carol
« ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and|Lee. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Will Sutherland of Romeo, | Mrs. Ralph G. Derragon of Wind-
* who stayed three weeks. croft drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
4 The ibespice were also jolned ley Watson of Windsor, Ont.
> by their daughter grandson, °
; Mra, Hebert GC. Hendrix and Shower Given : Glenn of Ann b ° °
: oe e in Brumit Home
4 Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Kettle-| Mary Ann Sheets, bride-elect of a well of Orchard Lake Village are | Edmund J. Guzman, was honored
by vacationing at Laguna Beach, | at 9 miscellaneous shower
i Calif. They were recently joined | given by Mrs. Eric Brumit of
S by Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Henry of | Judson street.
i Avondale avenue. The Kettlewells| The bride-elect is the daughter
. of Mrs, Mae Sheets of Judson
3 street and Edmund is the son of
3 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guzman of
re Osceola drive. The couple will ex-
- od change their nuptial vows May 7.
Guests at Sunday's shower were
% Mrs, Sheets, Mrs, Guzman, Mrs.
" Mae CA Teed, Mrs, Ken Lave: $ A. .
fe —— MARY KING—+ iace. Mrs. Eugene Federico, Mrs.
a Theresa Barker and Mrs. Henry
4 SALON Knox.
7 . Others attending the Sunday
i MACHINELESS AND * evening affair were Mrs. L. J.
COLD WAVE Neville, Mrs. C. F. Cochrane, Mrs
es Mary King Cold Louis Guzman, Elaine Monroe,
ba Wave, Complete $632 Marlene Daly and Merle Federico.
Fs ;
5; cuts, bleaching, dyeing, || Bride-Elect Feted
j Seema EH 30 Friends ; ORA OBRECHT Shirley Cherrington was honored
: recently when 30 friends gathered
“ at her Tacoma court home for
5 a bridal shower. Hostesses for the
; eccasion was Sally Hawkins of
i ° Poplar street.
H The bride-elect is the daughter
i. of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Cherring-
ton of Tacoma court. She will ex-
change her nuptial vows with Fran-
cis M. Chaffee on April 26 in First
Methodist Church. The prospective
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Chaffee of Clarkston.
i Beta Ball Planned
Ff by Beta Theta Phi
i Plans for a Beta Ball to be
during May by Beta
: Chapter of Beta Theta Phi Sorority
a were made when members gath-
4 ered recently at the Lincolnshire
3 road home of Mrs. Ralph Berge-
' man. Mrs. Corwin Woodward was
: co-hostess.
Mrs. Duane Hamilton will be
‘hostess for the April 7 meeting
at her Illinois avenue home.
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Ottawa drive enjoy the| Lauderdale, Fla. They will .
sunshine as they relax in the garden of their hotel in Fort | week. ey, j
remain in Florida for another
Road: Manners
Lessen Chance
of Accidents
Mind your motor manners and
you never can be accused of being
a despotic driver or a rude dude
of the road,
Even more important, you'll
greatly decrease your chances of
becoming “an accident going
somewhere to happen."
If you don’t want to qualify as
an automobile autocrat or a
beorish bumper-bender, — you
might make the following your
code of the read”:
1. Don't cheat at a red light or
a stop sign any more than you
would at a game of cards.
2. Share the road instead of
usurping the right of way from
other cars and pedestrians.
3%. Never use your hern to
threaten or scold, but as a warn-
ing device in emergencies,
4. Politely dim your lights when
meeting other cars at night.
5. Park so as not to use up other
parking spaces or impede the
movement of other cars.
6. Be considerate by driving
at reasonable speeds.
7. Always signal your desire to
stop, pull out or turn.
&. Be orderly by always keep
ing to the right, except when
turning or passing.
Adherence to such etiquette of
the road should prove a challenge
to every woman interested in traf-
fic safety.
Pontiac Musicians . ‘ in Bach’s ‘Passion
Members of the Pontiac High
School A Capella Choir will travel
to the University of Michigan
Friday to take part in a presenta-
tion of Bach's “Passion of Our
Lord According to St. Matthew.”
The choir and its director,
George H. Putnam, will represent
Pontiac among the 24 Michigan
High Schools taking part. Philip
Steinhaus, choir director at All
Saints Episcopal Church will be
harpsichordist for the presentation. Directors Hold Meeting
Smith Alumnae
Plan Event
April 13 is the date for “College
sponsored by Smith
bin Jr., instructor of English, will
talk on ‘Perspectives in Victorian
Literature.”
Tickets may be obtained by
contacting Mrs. James Van Dusen
of Birmingham.
Coming Events
Royal WN of America te hold
card par ureday at & p.m. in Orotte
ow ‘est Pike street. Public te in-
Vv .
WSCS of Baldwin Methodist
will meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m
friendship breakfast with Mrs
Norberg of 2323 W. Brooklyn Ave
Dora-D Card Club of the
will gather Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in
the home of Leo Moses, 164 Mechanic 6t. Church
for a
Ernest
& Past President's Club, MOMS
of America, Inc. will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Pelix Mayo, 45 James St. for
® 12 o'clock luncheon.
Rebekah
ship Circle will meet for noon coopera-
tive buncheon Wednesday with Mrs. Bert
Douney, 70 Mariva 8t.
Mary Section of Needlework
Quild will meet Thursday at 1 pm. with
Mrs. Harvey Littie, 107 Wall Street.
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Parisian Beauty Shop Ope Store FE 2-4959 7 West Lawrence The floral arrangements for De-
troit's 250th anniversary celebra-
tion were staged by him.
Miniature May baskets will be
made by club members and will
be judged by Mr. Tolbert at this
meeting. The baskets will be
turned over to patients at Pontiac
State Hospital.
Serving on the committee for this
meeting are Mrs. Donald D.
James, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs.
J. Edwin Watson, Mrs. H. B. Steg-
gal, Mrs. Edward P. Turner, Mrs.
Felix Bruner, Josephine Collins
and Mrs. Louis Savage. PTA Dinner Plans
Made by Central
Central School PTA is planning
a ham dinner for Thursday from
5:30 to 7:30 p. m.
Heading the planning committee
Galbraith, Mrs. Douglas Martin
and Mrs. Harvey Fessler. Mrs.
Sam Hale is in charge of adver-
tising.
Others working on the dinner
are Mrs. Donald McKee, Mrs.
Junior Horrall, Mrs. Elmer Stoit-
Mrs. Walter Green and
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MR, and MRS. KENNETH SQUI
'\Betty Jean Clark Is Wed
in Waterford Church Betty Jean Clark became the
bride of Kenneth Squiers Saturday
evening in a seven o'clock cere-
mony performed in Waterford
Community Church.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Emery O. Clark of Clark-
ston, and the bridegroom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Day! Squiers of
Omar street
The bride carried a shalimar
bouquet of hyacinths and English
ivy centered with a white orchid.
Alice Clark of Clarkston, as maid
of honor, wore a princess style
ballerina length gown in aqua with
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Betty Clark
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What Winter
Does to Hands
CHICAGO (INS) — A_ winter
wonderland may be pretty, but
what the weather does to the hands
of the lady of the house definitely
isn't pretty at all.
Dr. Matthew J. Brunner, of
Northwestern University, says win-
ter’s coldness seems to be respon-
sible for the start of most cases
of ‘housewives’ hands.”’
Dr. Brunner explains that such
irritants as soaps, detergents, dust,
solvents and other materials that
the housewife handles every day
would not be so much of a prob-
lem if her hands were not chapped
by winter weather.
The doctor was able to start
cases of housewives’ eczema by
soaking the hands of volunteers
in a detergent solution, But, he
found this reaction only happens
in the winter.
He said that these same women
did not suffer skin outbreaks when
- | they soaked their hands during
the summer time.
Tiny cracks in the outer skin
of the hands in winter apparently
are the trouble. Dr. Brunner point-
ed out that the irritants quickly
gain entrance through the ‘small
cuts seen on the hands in winter-
Easter shoppers who like leather dried chapped
wrromble or Soring | - _ are a
surprise, There is a r recerd:- break Non-Woven Drapes
ae et treatinents 10 eoordinate | New on Market
~ tune s casual and dress-| New on the market are non-
woven rayon draperies. The
On the scene is fashion’s peren-| several layers of rayon fibers,
nial favorite, kidskin—but with 4 | pressed together with heat.
difference. This year it is treated To a degree, they resemble the
with a brand-new. process that! nonwoven cotton napkins. They
—— are cleaned by shaking and dust-
The new leather is particularly | "6 “ith the —__
efloctive tm wite—end ove on
in group dressmaker e
treatment with fine tucks, clock- Bowlin
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Fatm and Garden Club Lists Spring Projeets | Sarah Van Hoosen Jones | § : a mar nn :
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Walter W. Vandien, educational | Garden Club were made honorary Sarah. Van Hoosen Jones was Continuing, Miss Jones said consultant higan members guest speaker at the Monday gath-| that the people im the State of crvation’ Desuneae on ering of the Watertord Michigan have an opportunity to the program for the Pontiac| _ i dete W. Pitegeralé has Wotnen’s Club-at Old Mill Tavern. | do what enly a few states can Branch of the National Farm and| 2®e® seteted by the stato ox The speaker who is‘ Republican | de. “Your educational beards Garden Club Monday gratenten oo wncting Cale candidate for reelection t a third| are im your hands. You elect gathered at the Wil| tnitec eam. Magtery term on the Michigan State Board | Your state beard ef agriculture, Lake home of Mrs William | ” “em! @ Agriculture said that township | %®4 you elect the regents of the ares Lal A class in flower arrangement
officers are “the beginning, the| University ef Michigan.” will be taught in the. late spring seed of American government.” “You are itted to say who Mr. Vandien introduced by | by Mrs. R. E. Gegoux, and the
chairman, showed a movie en- | party to pay for flowering trees
titled “‘Michigan Water Wonder. | to beautify the city.
land,” Mrs, Selden also announced two
The speaker prefaced the show- flower shows of interest including
ing by saying, ‘There is no sub-| the Michigan Flower and Garden Supe rdumps dren.” Miss Jones explained that
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stk . by the new stitute for water. the most neces- | to be held at the State Fair grounds
Some Time _ |, 2aes ste ts served two wean example ofits mmenao| other in aasocaton with the De six-year terms on the MSC board “to give an example of its immense | Other in association with the De-
. to become president of the gov- lons per person per day; Detroit | 17 to May 1. Emotional Outlet, It erning boards of state universities. ar ~~ a patente digg Pee
Will Blow Over tz, Lyne D. Allen, president Even with Michigan's 11,000| committee consisted of Mrs. T.
No one knows why everything! tord Township Supervisor Licyd weet in nny seals, ‘thee one le | on Le Georee "Crane, Mrs. seems to get under a woman's Anderson whe spoke briefly, and cal problems of water shortage.|E. L. Page, Mrs. Clarence’ Neph- skin at once. She along| other county officers and can- the speaker noted ler, Mrs. Ross Thompson, Mrs.
His wife 1s huddled in the| norton, first president of the water as the pictures depictea | Easter Breakfast middle of an unmade bed, her m
eyes putty and red, ber nose|Davinng Cumin) uration of) cansting and the beanty of abet, |Planned by Group Oe ne ite nen is dark and! “Mrs. Norton introduced the line drives. | ‘The Merton Brummetts of East
where The carpet is unswept, | Me Canty Cert Ieee D. Alle eS Ng Vantine stntod eat wh500 506 tee hesteverd were Resto to Worly the marketing undone, the dry| 24 non White & Ae Se. sp spent am ae night | Class of First Methodist Church cleaning still in a spotted heap _— _ tn such activities last year recently. by the marketing list. . Ralph Norvell of Wenonah drive is donating one brick aint. Ponting Prose Photo! President Mrs. Arthur Selden| Plans were made for an Easter Generally, if the wise husband Use Steel Pails to ide Ban Pedant chasi ticket to “Sham- Jeannie Simpson of Gladstone place and Mrs. Eugene Rus- announced that Miss Laura Efferts | sunrise breakfast. Devotions were a
will search, he can y pur ing @ R. Wilson, instru-
find 8 |for Waste Cans rock Jamboree.” Psi Chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority is sell of Orchard Lake road. The affair will take place at|*4 Mra, D.
. sponsoring the dance. Members pictured with Mr. Norvell | Chieftain Hall with dancing beginning at 9 p.m. _ Tickets | tiac Drench of National Farm
are (left to right) Mrs. Robert Kimmins of Osceola drive,| may be purchased at the door Saturday evening. .
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immaculate, playing with some . . _ tiberglas curtain Betty Whitson | SPECIAL inal oy es Solo Festival weniows oom mies seems beak game rooms cantahas stripe’ af Betty Whitson will begin her . . Uf
Held at PHS |i it eedecket with the proper | branches In various tones af toe| women "cigs! ine great coed =
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‘More than 700 voices Not only are these windows | white, greys and black. Each hori-| '8 vice president and chairman of
ore were heard | peautified by drapery, but the win-| zontal band purposely un-| the program committee.
case is
wie een fs throughout the halls of Pontiac | dows also serve as a display matched with the one on top to| Mrs, Delores Vincent is secre- ’ High School Saturday when the an- | for drapes the housewife wants to| avoid branches forming a whole tary; Marie Schimmel, corres
She has no will power for a nual solo and Ensemble Festival | show off. tree. ’ ,
diet, no time for thousands of was held. Anyone interested in hanging| People who want a splashy sort| PoPding secretary and Evelyn beauty preparations. She feels Mrs. Lee Valentine, district| synthetic fiber drapes across a : print might be intrigued by a| Beeson. treasurer,
drape. | P TA Activities the
F among those partici- | S185. Thee are available in smart color pating. ‘These schools include all |» is a horizontally fabric- mixtures like browns, greens and Crofeet KENDALE STUDIOS |
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wrinkles advance and she's Seer Se sutharn part of Go Striped sheer with bands of heav- | ‘ust or pink, turquoise and blac. measy making projen_tn bomen Bay dA dn : nothing. She fears they'll be . fer texture interspersed with _ ; Thursday from 3:30 until 7 p.m,
worse tomorrow. The purpose of the festival is| loosely-woven bands. Like mest |Clegn Shutter With | Ensitius tend? ° "TA Oty Counet
It should interest women who to encourage students and to help| sheers it can either be hung by B sh Att h — — — _
are familiar with these super- them to improve themselves in tall oe os am overtay for a calid ru achnment - a
dumps to know that they are our color drape fabrie, Shutters are mighty popular in- emotional outlet. We weep, gnash Pontiac school participants ap-| ®94 avaliable in pastel tints, || sw coration today for both teeth and feel everything is utterly peared under the direction of| _ windows and interior doors. But hopeless for a day or two. But George Putnam while Helen Davis} )* | $ 4 we do not get ulcers, the shakes is director of music at Waterford| — Se they are dust catchers. or become alcoholics, because Township High School. . ot ae i The best gimmick for getting the : Me we're able to have these outbursts. Adjudicators were Haydn Mor-| * 5 | dust out of those unmovable 2 >. i
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Those of us whe get the glooms Margaret Vendetta, Ame ot Cap Carries All has don't get hard worry lines, State Normal College, and Harold Fashion dispatches from Paris || & pursed lips, the tense aititudes. wal saahe nate of Janyuss Futh’s bach ats a treat for your eyes For, now and then, we break jersey opens bathing that loose na fearful siege of ives Mrs. C. D. Welden oad of on top of the head. It's designed
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guest. “ . ity you expect from Lees, And look what they've Mrs. Richard Zumbrunnen . / Plant and Showroom with color! See these luxury-loomed tweed to the members about 5390-5400 Dinie Hwy. textures in elegant multi-color Choose from gay
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‘An election of olficers was held on the hipline The ure rug? cost 12° x 15° Rug preceding the serving of refresh- | °" . enirt is _, ments by the hostess. slim.
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Woodward Gives Helpful Suggestions
for Planning Freshman Class Party By ELIZABETH WOODWARD | large And here's one The first player on each team
“Dear Miss Woodward: Our)| yeu could use, mast dash & tho suiiened of come
freshman class is planning a big Say you want to divide your 100| Sick up the suitcase and gallop
party — there will be nearly 100| guests into ten groups of ten each. it Se on eek oes, Ome
guests. What we need is an idea| write out on slips of paper five | the costume, it away and
or. two for games that can be/ things and on five more slips | fasten the suitcase. The next in
by such a large group. | Tite their opposites. For instance line repeats the performance.
Ree tcp un mabe uhe a asleep, awake; North Pole, South | There should be a winner.
party?” Pole; sweet. sour. For another relay start an A group that large can be un-| On ten more slips write the | epange at the head of the line
wieldy unless you organize. It's names of five famous heroines and | and insist that it be passed down
too easy for the indifferent ones their heroes On ten more the | the line without benefit of hands.
* to sit it out while the rest of! names of well-known baseball | gpouiders, chins elbows are fair
the party is being entertained players and their teams. Famous ~ ge hands.
I think it's r to split the | ships and their lines. Famous tele-
large rep into smaller ones, and vision stars and the product their ™ee ery a peep
put them against each other in program advertises. Famous . as ; n “lee ana ‘the |
competitions, or let them play dif-
ferent games.
The trick is te have an amus-
ing stunt for dividing up the 4
tivities Under Way
| books and their authors. You see
| what I mean. i
if it s*
| i z Mt it : if EG skirts, crazy hats, rubber
. the eats. i
Be Lesson to Smug Kids
ever getting something for nothing.
ti ioe Be | F ; There’s a sparkle in fashion’s eye this
spring—the sparkle of white pique.
cool, crisp and clean looking. This fill-in
accessory is made of birdseye pique that | dickey beneath a perky pique bow. | ‘ ing Stunt for Dividing Large Group Gets Fes
It’s |\and dresses.
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f ob ne bet an .
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accents the neckline of open throated suits
Jaunty' reveres are etched in
loop embroidery that marches down the
tices. “It seems,” said the car owner
Two instances I've recently | oniy I can see my car looking as|° unhappy
heard first-hand indicate that well as it did before you kids was cautioned not to encourage
that there's some toughening of wont to work on it. Tell me, were | Youthful enterprise again.
attitude—ai least on the part of you offering $10 worth of a wax | I said, “Why didn't you bring
adults whe argh’! parents. There job or a $10 wax job?” the parents into it?” The lawn-
was the friend who, in a spirit owning friend said that in her
case they had been brought in—
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hired an gmbitious teenager and nothing had happened. Helen
mow the small lawn of her coun- shrugged and murmured, “What's try place—and fired him the use?” ’
when she discovered he Well, I think it should be of some
charging her for six hours’ use to point out the fallacy of the while ripping through the fast buck and shoddy work, to
tm ao fant 5 mingies, both the boys and their parents!
Then on a recent weeke
warm-hearted partisan of-
named Helen fell for the
tion of two 14-year-olds armed
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kinds of beanbags in Try It, but |
bere are eanyiomake ones. | FQmburger
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Veen Yor tay want tease one [SQ Quickie |
‘keep it tied. rs. Goldstein Uses
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ithe top, fill the bag with beans. |
'You add ears. nose and mouth. |
|How about buttons for the eyes? We have had several different ¢————_--——_-——_—-
If you look at today's drawing |
one old baby sock with beans, then |
sn a eS “the tow to} “M
The other way is just as easy. | Beef as Basis of
Use yarn to make over and over
Pontiac Press Food Editor
You can turn a waste basket cently for canned corn recipes, we
received one from Mrs. Gladys
Goldstein. This is a good quickie
| recipe that we think you will like.
Mrs. Goldstein says she is very
much of a “‘stay - at - home" per-
son. Her married son and his
wife live with her. For hobbies
, She enjoys crocheting and weaving.
QUICK HAMBURGER AND CORN into a target. Sée how many times
you can make the bag go into the
basket.
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Black Angus bulls were first im-
ported into the United States from
| Scotland in 1873.
KITTENS
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slowly Season with pepper and
| minutes. Add the corn and let heat
through thoroughly
main dish. | cyo Pcs to
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HOW YOU CO. COLUMBIA CITY, IND speak to the person who is already
familiar with the matter.
It saves time and temper. | When we asked our readers re- |
hamburger and onion |
garlic salt. Cover and steam 20) +..::
Serve as a Sells Closet Accessories /
By ANNE HEYWOD
Last Christmas, many vomey
took sales jobs at departmen
stores, just to make some extra
ly," I've been hearing of interesting
jobs which came as a natural out-
growth of this temporary work.
Mrs. K. is a typical example.
Mrs. K. had never had a be.
fore, because she was at
home, taking care of a big
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if; vice? i | Just sit and stare at each other?
We wouldn't have enough money
to really travel. We'd have little
'more than enough to cover the
bare necessities, Certainly, a job
for me was indicated.
“So I went to our local depart-
ment store for a temporary sales
jub. They desperately needed
help, so they took me, even
though I'd had no experience.
“They put me in the closet ac-
cessories shop. I just loved it. They
| had the most beautiful things, and,
eft course. hres He that.
wonderful presents. I got very fa-
miliar with our stock, and made
suggestions to customers, and I Desire for Pretty Things
Led Woman to Good Job “One day a customer came in
who had been in many times be-
fore, and we got chatting. She
told me that she and her husband
were about to start a fancy shop,
asked if I'd be interested, after
the job was over.
“Would I be interested? I was
tickled to death!
} “I've been at the closet store
first, and
PETUNIAI —
Arranging flowers,
I was glad
1 hed a plastic
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for small flowers, Petunia.
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| be married at an eleven o'clock Propriety
by Behavior Different Decks for
Cabins and Good
Conduct Will Help
By EMILY POST
Today’s first letter asks: “Would
it be proper for two:'men and two
| women (all in their thirties) to go
on a cruise together?
The four of us have known each
other for a very long time and
often go out together although |
|there is no romantic interest be- |
ltween any of us.
We two girls will naturally occu-
Dear Mrs. Post: I am going to
| the wedding party, |
, will wear striped
I would like to know if the bride-
groom’s father must necessarily |
wear these same clothes? If not, |
what is the correct thing for him |
wear the same clothes as the men
in the bridal party. If he prefers
to, he may either wear the less |
formal black sack coat with |
| striped trousers or else a plain
| navy blue or oxford grey business
suit.
Dear Mrs. Post: For my birth-
day, which was last week, I re-
ceived a very handsome present
from an acquaintance from whom
I would rather not accept anything
for personal reasons.
Does etiquette demand that I)
keep this present and acknowledge |
it with a thank-you note, or could |
| 1 possibly return it to her??
| Anwer: Even feeling a8 you do,
| you cannot possibly refuse to ac- | | cept the present if it was sent you!
with kind intentions on the part of |
the giver. |
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| By ELIZABETH HILLYER
| A. big-enough, businesslike ‘ but
livirig-room-handsome desk is the
piece of furniture more families
long for than any other.
But where to put it’ Here's an
answer and a good one, The desk
ranges a a window wali—not
the first you'd think of to
put it because there hardly seemed
room there.
But space in a corner,
one wall is a window wall, is
quite bare. It's not the spot for
chairs that make up a
—,
a tion group with the sofa — too
near the window.
The desk, howeyer, benefits from
nearness to the window. There's
|plenty of light, and the person
using the desk has his back to
the glass. One end of the desk is |
‘set flush with the wall, so the
sofa, covering part of its length,
to cut down its . bulk. Dress or jumper — embroidery-
| trimmed to make it all the loveliert
For special occasions, add glitter-
ing sequins and beads.
Pattern 609: Tissue pattern,
transfers and instructions for
jumper-dress. Misses’ sizes 12, 14,
16, 18, 20. State size.
Send twenty-five cents in coins
for this pattern—add 5 cents for
each pattern for 1st-class mailing.
Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needle-
craft Department, P. O. Box 164,
Old Chelsea Station, New York 11,
New York. Print plainly your
name, address with zone, pattern
number, size.
Inspired Ideas — pages and
pages of novel designs in our New
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog
for 1955! Completely different and
so thrilling! Send 25 cents for your
copy now! You'll want to order
many of the patterns shown.
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Has Ended Wars PASADENA, Calif @ — Nobel
Prize scientist Linus Pauling said
yesterday the H-bomb has done
“If we can keep putting off atomic
war for another year or five years,
the chances are none will occur.”
Of radioactive fallout from atom-
fic tests, he said:
“All radiation is deleterious in
some way. There is no accurate
information on how much radioac- | -
tivity can be absorbed over a long
oo period of time, Fer-some people}
even a very small dosage can be
too much and constitutes a real
hazard.”
THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH
é ‘ a ~~ bai a . here. Ten - year - old Sandra Jane| Koreans to Get
ae ge [Tennessee Hit ~ Sai ee ae verre a i | nt urrer ror rim # “wan wd 6 Are They were mae Wy Winds and thunderstorms struck 5
: x , by Rains, Flood several areas. Heifer Project, a US.
destined for war, and we are| words im the world: ‘Security,’ ; A spokesman for the Tennessee
destined for war against sin| ‘Revenge,’ ‘Laughter,’ ‘Populari-| Cumberland River Due | vaney Authority said most dams evil, Those who make such/ty,’ ‘Getting even,’ ‘Sex,’ ‘Armed to Crest Today 7 Feet] in the system have full power
peace shall be the children of/ Might,’ and ‘Comfort’ and turns pool for the firs time in two
+ Oe Se ee “Suthe i rich” ‘He anys, er Polat | years | about say: . says. In northeast Missis- - cite, Saget rs “Blessed are the poor in spirit.” NASHVILLE, Tenn, W® — The] aon, "Eidu soo tumilice were left DR. H. A. MILLE persecuted, is the summary To those who say: “Don't let him | flooding Cumberland River, swol-| homeless by a 10-inch rainfall that Optometrist the preceding seven. The perse- | get away with it." He says: | len with the area’s heaviest rain-| swelled creeks at flooded low-lying cuted are these who tnow tnt “Blessed are the patient.” fall in 30 years, was expected to|®feas at Tupelo. The rains came | Ff
arty; world laughs you,” He . leveled a garage, a filling station, | F incapable - pond sal can thar aoa ote Ge “Blessed se above flood level building and slightly injured ; eipapl who is of righteous in- says: * are who . a one |
dignation. Peace is based not on} “t! Sceuse them of stealth. Bet | nourn”. To those who say: “Nev-| National Guard, Red Cross and| man. Phone FE 4-6842 expediency, but op justice. The| Shas scourses, Jail, Blood: er restrain your instincts," he| civil defene personnel assisted nome amr .
peacemaker must fight without| "artyrdoms, says: “Blessed are the clean of| hundreds to evacuate homes. ’ “Better Things in Sight” i
rere Se, | pete,» seme [Sar ee"thns "ae" aes Sas «I MEM B's Easy to . Such peace is first not in na-| witnets to come popular by flattery,” He| rampage yesterday after a down . ; : tions, but in souls. A peaceful Prescter on the Mount pgp: says: “Blessed are you when men/ pour that totaled up to 7% inches Get P Feel years younger ot | 1! Open Friday Evenings i
world comes not by legislation but —aes ae © w fer Bits revile ‘you and persecute you". To! in 24 hours. More rain was fore- OD ie sired nerves | De ~ hmennk by inner regeneration. Only he come, suffering those who say: “In time of peace, cast today, but in comparatively rer
who has the peace of God in his) “*™** sake. prepare for war,” He says: | harmless amounts. Closed Wednesday Afternoons
own soul, can give it to others. | In _these beatitedes. Our Lare| ‘Blessed are the pence-snahers'".| . 8 6 j
God hates “peace” in those who|takes those eight flimsy catch- Te Be Continued One flood victim was reported :
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In an Associated poli rundown on preparations
being made for the mass immunizations with Salk
polio yaccin nt u final on last
year’s \tes County was well s of all
other Michigan counties in laying the work
for the huge project. .
Dr. John D. Monroe, county health
who is y
be ready te function on short notice. \ “Our
being
tion team) is released.” are now far enough advanced,” Dr.
Monroe stated, “that we will be samy
up vaccination clinics as soon as the start setting
report (now
prepared by a University of Michigan evalua-
Volunteer workers under Mrs. Howard Rieman of
ham today began Birming
first and second grade puplis w
y.
contains a letter explaining the
vaccinations, a folder giving per- parents on Mon
Each @ny
projected together materials puttin
ilf take home to their—
tinent facts on polio, and a parental request form.
Parents who desire the shots for their children should fill out and sign these forms, which the children will return to their schools.
Some 35-40,000 of the forms will be distributed,
and Dr. Monroe estimates about 31,000 will be re-
turned with signatures. . Clinics will be set up as soon
as the final is released, and children whose
parents have signed the forms will be scheduled for ,
vaccinations. ; ‘
» Parents of children who participated in last year’s
tests should also sign the forms,
out, since it will not be known until the report . Monroe powited
issued which children got the vaccine and which
received a control substance. Oakland County Pointing Way for Spring Salk Polio Vaccinations leading the ay Michigan
in preparitig for spring's projected vaccination
of school children against 0. “When we have all these forms back,” Dr.
Monroe said, “we'll be ready to start the vaccine
program as soon as we get the go-ahead signal
from the UM report.
“*“Members of the county medical society are ready
to staff the clinics, the schools have all pledged their
cooperation, and very little remains to be done.
“Mrs. Rieman’s volunteers will begin packaging
supplies for the clinics next week, and all the pre-
paratory work should be finished well before the
report is released.” A
MAMIE HAD A LETELE LAMB—To celebrate the | lamb, which March is supposed to go out like, prob-| along with a public
actress Mamie Van Doren fon | ably figures that as long as he doesn't havé to say | vacating portions of G
dies a lamb who is working in her current film. The | anything, the job is fine. beginning of
United Press Tetepheote
Two Generals Prominent in Peress Case
Appearing Before Senate Investigators WASHINGTON (INS)—Two gen-
erals who played a part in events
that led up to the honorable dis-
charge of Maj, Irving M. Peress
appear today before Senate inves-
tigators.
tee are Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Strick-
ler, a former lieutenant governor
of Pennsylvania, and Maj. Gen.
M. G. White.
Strickler was a member, and
White was chairman, of the Army
personne! board that recommend.
ed on Nov, 20, 1963, that Peress
be separated from active duty Sen. McCartliy (R-Wis) demand- ed on Feb. 1, 194, that the Army
Pontiac's Naval Reserves!
Will Sel
Om
at 8 p.m, in the center.
of the Pontiac Naval Reserve unit,
and Lt. Woessner.
Heading the committee in charge
of the contest are Chief Hospital- | E. Huron St. Dog
City Schedules
Action Tonight New Law Will Prohibit
Pets Running Loose at
Any Time
Final action is slated by the
City Commission tonight on a new
ordinance prohibiting owners from
letting their dogs run loose at any
time during the year.
yey sections certain pyre ali but
to residential.
In other business, the Commis-
beer and wine license transfer re- |
| quests. One is an address shift) pean OF BOYS’ CLUB—James Cartier, 17, of 210;-who presented Jim with
from 64 to 22 E. Kennett Rd., the | ¢ gansord St., was honored before a throng of 600) Robert Robarja (right), 12, of 277 Osimun St:; won the | other an ownership change at 111 |
Two reports are due from City
Attorney William A, Ewart. The 2
i in
from Carlisle to Stanley,
communication concerning the ex-
Youth Put on Probation
in Non-Fatal Shooting
A Ferndale youth, who pleaded
| shooting of his father-in-la’ Twas placed on three years pro-
bation and assessed $200 court
costs yesterday by Circuit Judge
H. Russe! Holland.
James Ward, 19, of 3433 Dodds
Ct., had admitted shooting Law-
rence Strobel, 49, of 1030 LeRoy,
during a struggle over a .22 rifle.
Ward told police the discharge was accidental. Strobe! insisted the
youth pulled the trigger when he
-| intervened in an argument be-
tween the Wards.
"0 |Home Heads Resign
GRAND RAPIDS W—James E.
Woodrow and his wife have re-
signed as superintendent and ma-
tron of the Kent County Children’s
Home, Probate Judge John Dalton
said Monday. Woodrow is to be-
come a social worker for the genda
linquency here, was given a 5-min-
ute ovation by 600 persons last
night after he was named the Boy-
ol-the-Year of Pontiac Boys’
with one of the top
awards. The youngster won the
Outstanding Athlete Award over
hundreds of other contestants.
A member of the club for the
-
ommend sn emrermen
fo Baby Black Mart SAN FRANCISCO @—A veteran
woman parole officer is accused of
threatening a mother with return
to prison to force her to give up
her baby for black market adop-
tion.
She is accused of using the same
threat to extort several thousand
dollars from women parolees.
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Dep. Atty. Gen. Richard H. Per-
ry said dismissal proceedings by
the State Personnel Board also
charge that Miss Frances J. Sulli-
van, 47, forced one woman parole
to get a divorce,
Miss Sullivan denied the accu-
sations. No criminal complaint county government. was filed against her.
Youth Slayer Writes Poetry in Jail Cell And ru to God
His light Ir’ see,
For His is the light
That. will set me free.
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fii pointed by Circuit Judge George
. Hartrick to make the tests.
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and strife
I never did know
What's wrong, what was
right.
“Then 1 heard your voice
Like 4 thrill on high,
And I surely thought .
it came from the sky.
And I hope you remember
These words of mine
For I'll always remember
That yours were so kind.
And when God rewards you
I'll be filled with joy,
For the good things you did
For a mized up boy.
Said Irons: Better he had received the right religious and moral,
son, federal civil defense admin-
“They think this boy is a moron. Link Parole Officer |
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“devetoped Abitty the Ordinance Tops —— 7 3
| persons lust night at the annual Pontiac Boys’ Cub outstanding athlete trophy.
' Father-Son Banquet. He is shown receiving congrat- | launched the local group's celebration of Boys’
ulations from Executive Director William V. Coulacos | of America Week.
Pontiac High School Senior Is Named
‘Boy-of-the-Year’ at Annual Dinner. A tall, 17-year-old Pontiac High, past eight years, Jim established
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in 8-Week-Old Tot CHICAGO ~(INS) — An eight-
weeks-old baby was found to have Bui 4 zg i
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serving with the U. 8. Coast
Guard, to determine the nature of
a large mass in her abdomen.
Physicians said they would treat
the girl with X-rays until April
10, when Day leaves for his new
assignment at Long Beach, Calif.
A university spokesman said Ny-
dea's cancer propenly. originated.
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|by using a hacksaw, but by that Family Income
Moves Upward
in a new study of family finances.
It said that since 1947 the num-
ber of families living on less than
$4,000 a year has shrunk vy 2
per cent, while the number of fam-
ilies with more than $4,000 nas in-
Families with $10.00 or more
increased by per cent, and
year to 70 billions.
The number of families with in-
comes between $10,000 and $15,000 (1,300,000) brackets.
The study was based on income
tax reports for 1953, But the Com-
merce Department said there had
been little change since then tn
family income patterns.
The report said the average non-
farm family had an income of
$6,390, compared with $3,460 for
the farm family.
How Michigan's | Betty are doing their part. Sue brings a thermos bottle of lemonade
and Betty has a basket filled with home-made cookies. John has picked |
up some small sticks of wood to help build a fire.
will have the complete picture of a picnic by the end of the week.
dress for Sue and a yellow one for Betty. Paste the picture on stiff
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LET'S HAVE A PICNIC
Three Merry Picnickers
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March 16.
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‘MOTHER SHIP’ AND POTENT CHARGE — The | Air Force, teaming F# jet fighters from Great Falls, U. S. Air Force said above scene will soon be a/Mont., base with giant B36 bombers from Fairchild
“common sight in the Spokane area,” making | Air Force Base at Spokane. Speedy fighters are
reference to huge bomber with its reconnaissance | carried inside bomber, and can be launched and fighter attached below. An announcement told of | recovered in air. Jet makes connection to gear ex-
activation of the fighter-bomber unit, first such in | tending down from belly of bomber.
New Car Is All Feminine By PHYLLIS BATTELLE , be trembling waits fer her te | But none was ever so downright
NEW YORK (INS) — A remark-| make her move and be away. | boudoir-ish that a man wouldn't
able number of cowardly males on! There are those who will con- | put his big, clumsy foot in it until
the highways still fear —, indeed tend, I am sure, that just being | “La Femme” came along, so they , | able to spot a woman as a woman | 4... , flee, their tail-lights quivering be- | | didn't really do the job. You'd see : |'when she is approaching on the | a
hind them — the presence of ®/ highway is ‘not enough. As one | ® mink-lined car heading toward
woman driver. cynical friend remarked, “When | YU, and you'd know there might This, of course, is nonsense. Not | you meet a tiger in the street, it | Possibly be a man driving it, You
to mention prejudicial and indica-| is well to be able to differentiate | 5¢€ ‘La Femme” and you know tive of an over-active imagination. | between a wild beast and a freindly | there's a wealthy woman (it costs
Just give any of these male smart-| alley cat. But will sheer observa- | 53.800) in your future. ies the blindfold test, and I'll give} tion save your life?”
odds that nine out of 10 wouldn't! iy answer to that is, that it is| . ‘TOmerrew: Miss Battelle won know what (which sex, that is) | ’ loner ,.| @ers why photographers bring | Rot woman's driving — but man's out the glazed eye and the smirk
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However, the obsession does ing—that causes traffic troubles. | wm eanie—and diacovers an an- exist and therefore must be faced | 414 now, when the pink chassis |_ °
practically. | appears prettily on the horizon, r
One of our largest moter car | there is little excuse for man to go
companies in Detroit, I'm de (into sudden shock; there is now
lighted te announce, is coming plenty of time for preparations.
with a cutie-ple [Time to plan strategy, steady |
go nerves, be alert and ready for |
quick action, before the ice cream
car is actually confronted. }
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can take aim at—or tactically di- ;
vert from—at a distance of up to| LANSING (UP) — Supporters of |
four or five traffic lights. | charity bingo sought information |
It has the adied otvantoae of 183 | today to determine how much
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Youths Sentenced
for Three Breakins Two 18-year-old youths, who had
pleaded guilty to three breakins,
were ‘sentenced yesterday by Cir-
cuit Judge George B. Hartrick,
Robert Isaacs, of Royal Oak, re-
ceived from 1 to 15 years in Jack-
son state prison, while Clifford
lan will spend the first 60 days Oakland County Jail.
China Talks Resume
... TAIPEI, Formosa (—Vice Adm.
Alfred M. Pride, commander of
the U. S, Tth Fleet, arrives \omor-
row to resume talks with senior
American and Chinese Nationalist
officers. It is assumed Pride will
continue to work on a survey of
Nationalist military requirements.
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Valley $1,250,000 Bond Huron
Get Pay Raise Waterford OKs Annual
¢ Boosts of $150 to $550
With $4,350 to Start
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
Salaries of the police and fire de-
ATTEND PLAN SESSION — More than 50 representatives of farm {County Agricultural Agent Lyle Abel, Ralph Norvell of the Pontiac organizations of Oakland County attended a Rural Planning meeting | Chamber of Commerce, which co-sponsored the event, Dr. Paul Miller yesterday in Pontiac, and reviewed the program of the Oakland County | of Michigan State College, and Milford Township Supervisor Howard J.
office of the Michigan State College Extension Service. Gathered to| Reid, representing the Farm Bureau. Dr. Miller addressed the group
complete last minute plans before the conference got under way were | on the topic, “Challenge of Extension Service.”
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DUMPED ON ROAD — Alert police work by two dumping rubbish on a road. Officers R. G Helgemo West Bloomfield Township police officers located the | and C. C. Baxter traced a license plate in the rubbish
to find the man responsible. He is currently spending man who dumped the load of rubbish
ing Drake Road Saturday, leading to his conviction partially block-
30 days in Oakland for violation of the township ordiriance forbidding |
License Plate Clue in Pile of Rubbl
Leads Township Police to Detroiter WEST BLOOMFIELD
ship—aA little police junk-collecting | ing the load it
led a Detroiter to a term in the He pleaded guilty before Justice
Oakland County Jail yesterday. gone _ ~~.c
Called to investigate a pile of
rubbish on Drake Road north of
Magpie, officers R. G. Helgemo and
C. C. Baxter found a pile of debris
—oil cans, gaskets, rags, which |§
appeared to have come from a gas '
station.
A check into the ownership of an
expired commercial license plate
found in the junk, led the officers
to Roy Bell.
Gas station owner at 32581 North-
western Highway, Farmington |
Township, Roy Bell, pointed out
the man who he ‘had paid to haul |
Arrested, Detroit junkman |
TOWN- | Willie Bee Wells admitted dump- | Elmer C. Dieterle, and was sen-
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3293 Auburn Road. Auburn Heights Aeress trom Pentiae State Rant
of three persons.
and other factors making it diffi-
cult for Thomas to avoid the acci-
dent were reason for the light
Detroiter on Probation
Robert <C. Kimberly, 49, of 1141 Merrick, Detroit, Oakland’s First Woman
Rural Mail Carrier Dies | |
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The first woman to carry mail | Four Towns more than 50 years
on a rural route in Oakland!
County, and the second in the
United States, died yesterday
afternoon at the age of 86.
Mrs. Harriet C. Gott, a West
tween Pontiac, Commerce and
Negligent Homicide
Brings Probation
Richard W. Thomas, 20, of 30500 |
Burbank, Farmington, yesterday
was placed on two years probation
and assessed $500 court costs after
admitting to negligent homicide
March 14 in Circuit Court.
Thomas’ car was involved in an
accident at Twelve Mile road near
Northwestern Highway Nov. 3,
1953, which resulted in the death
A hill which obstructed the view
sentence, said Judge H.
Holland. Russel
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County Jail.
enced to $100 or 30 days in jail.
Wells chose the jail- term.
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DRUGS ago.
She was born March 28, 1868
While still a young lady, she
became a substitute mail carrier
for her father, who first had the |
route. After his death, she carried |
the mail for 10 years.
William Harrison of 3% West |
Huron Street, who was superin-
tendent of mails for the Pontiac
The lady mail carrier was mar-
ried to Alfred Gott, who preceded
her in death.
Mrs. Gott was a member of the
Pine Lake Cemetery Association
and was a Gleaners officer for
23 years.
She died at 3:45 p.m. yesterday
after a year and‘a half of illness,
Citizens Group
to Discuss Law Committee Plans Talks
on Housing Ordinance
in Pontiac Township
The Pontiac Township Citizens
Committee will meet Thursday to
discuss an appeal by the Township
Board of a _ housing ordinance
voided Oct. 31, 1953, by Circuit |
Judge H. Russel Holland.
The meeting, with all township
residents and interested out-
siders invited, is slated for the
fire hall at Opdyke and Pontiac
roads at 8 p.m., according to
Freeman L. Clark, committee
chairman.
The ordinance adopted July 77,
1951, reuired owners of sub-stan-
dard homes to bring them to par
within six months. The standards
were set up in the ordinance, said
clark.
Owners of housetrailers, not lo-
cated in licensed parks, were re-
quired to ‘‘make them over into
permanet homes, or leave,”’ Clark
stated.
“The ordinance was too severe,”
he stated, “‘and would have worked
an undue hardship on a number of
residents."’ | | |
mey Rebert W. Hedge appealed.
The case is scheduled for a Su-
preme Court hearing April 4,
but the citizens committee has
asked an adjournment.
“We think a less harsh measure
could be worked out wh'ch would
not force some persons now taking
care of themselves to go on relief.”’
A cartel is an agreement where-
by certain firms control the prices
and regulate the production and |
marketing of certain commodities,
usually on an international basis. iii Issue
3.5 Mill Tax Increase
Would Pay for Structure
on 42-Acre Site
L Conde m nation
have been authorized to secure a
42-acre site between Milford and
Highland, in the event the bond
issue is approved.
Voters at the June board of edu-
“Milford High School” or change
it to “Huron Valley High School’’
will be on the ballot at that time.
If approved and constructed, the
new high school would release 22
elementary grades, according to
school officials.
Included in the plans for the
proposed high school is a gym-
nasium of 1,700 seating capacity.
Due to higher income because of
increased valuations, the $650,000
bond issue voted Sept. 29, 1952,
will be paid off April 1, 1958, in-
stead of 1964 as originally planned.
According to school officials, the
3.5 mills would be levied in. 1955,
1956 and 1957. Beginning with 1958
the total debt retirement millage
would drop from 13.5 mills to 8.
Retired Ofticial
at Farmington,
Isaac Bond Dies
FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — A
former Karmington Township su-
pervisor, Isaac Bond, 78, of 30005
Orchard Lake Rd., died Monday
at his home following a two-month
iliness.
Mr. Bond had lived on his pres-
ent farm since 1883. He had served
as township treasurer, as Oakland
Courty road commissioner, and
was active in the building of the
county tuberculosis sanatorium,
contagious hospital, infirmary and
the county jail.
A school officer for over 40
years, he also was a life member
of Farmington Masonic Lodge, and
the Order of the Eastern Star,
and a member of the Command-
ery, Consistory and Moslem
Shrine.
He and his wife, the former
Charlotte Wolfe, celebrated their
gelden wedding anniversary on
Nev. 21, 1968,
Surviving, besides his widow, are |
two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Morris
of Farmington, Mrs. Mildred Allen
of Grosse Pointe; two sons, How-
ard of Pontiac, Dr. Floyd of Clare-
mont, Calif.; a brother, Fred of
South Bend, Wash.; and eight
grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held
at 2 p.m. Thursday from the aa
Spencer Heeney Funeral Home,
with burial in North Farmington Cemetery, Slate Home Club
Leaders Classes
in Four Districts
Lessons on cleaning rugs, up-
hoistery and other materials will
continue through next Tuesday by
Oakland County Home Demon-
strators Frieda Bennétt and Mary
Hixon.
Demonstrations are for leaders
of area home demonstration groups
and will be held from 9:30 a.m.
to noon under the following sched-
ule:
Tomorrow, Pontiac district,
VFW Hall; and Rochester district,
Avon Township Hall; next Tues-
day, Royal Oak district at T & B
Hall, and Holly district at Davis-
burg Town Hall.
22 Killed, 17 Hurt
in Halian Mine Blast SPOLETO, Italy —An explosion
nearly 1,000 feet deep in a lignite
coal mine today killed 22 miners
and injured 17 others, First re-
,| ports said none were trapped in
the workings.
The blast occurred in a mine at
Morgnano di Spoleto, a hamlet
near this city about 6 miles
northeast of Rome. Apparently
caused by accumulated coal gas,
it smashed through the tunnels at
6 a.m., just as the day’s second
shift was starting to work.
The injured, some in serious
condition, were rushed to a hospi-
tal here. Royal Oak OKs
Vickers Sewer Will Offer Facilities to
Troy Plant Regardless
of Annexation
ROYAL OAK—The Royal Oak
City Commission last night ap-
proved allowing the Vickers Corp.
of Detroit to use the Royal Oak
sewage facilities whether the Vick-
ers property in Troy Township is
annexed to Royal Oak or not.
Permission to extend water fa-
cilities will require an approval
frum Detroit, where Royal Oak
gets its water.
Currently a three-way tug of
war is on concerning the pro-
posed $2,000,000 Vickers plant at
the southwest corner of Crooks
and Maple roads in Trey Town-
ship.
The Chamber of Commerce in
Royal Oak is circulating petitions
to have the land annexed to Royal
Oak.
Residents of Troy have filed in-
corporation petitions for the town-
ship, including the proposed 76-
acre plant site. This move was
made to prevent the loss of the
valuable tax base the industry will
The city of Clawson also has its eye on the tax revenue of the
Community Activities building. Given by Alvin's of Pontiac, the show
will begin at 8 p.m. in the CAI building. Here Mrs. F. S. J
center, chairman of the event, adjusts the cuff on a dress being mod-
eled by Mrs. Bengt Pulls of Pontiac, as Viria Lee Landon of Lake Orion
looks on. The youngster will do a novelty dance at the show.
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @—| MANILA @—A three-hour fire t : I nae l
sardi, 52, Italy's pew permanent | trict last night destroyed a block > . ; ;
observer presented homes: missing (Baitor's Note: Albert Gore (-Tenn) | ‘The fright, which I frankly ad-| course, the center of interest. We; for hours, I asked Adm. Rickover
saluntheds vostunton to tusnctary |e ate vee tn elena a yg mit, and the exhilaration, which| were mere from lethal, /how many days the Nautilus could - ee toe es > A I shall not forget, were only as-| deathly radioactivity. Yet, we| proceed under water at full speed.
Genetel Deg Hemumerskjold, | $130,000 damage. stomic-powsred submarine. We describes | pects of an enlightening, enjoy-| could harmlessly place our hands) “‘Indefinitely,” he answered. pened able, and inapiring cxpertence, wee ie Ol, gare, ee geet en ee eee
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WAMMINGTON @n- How deep The food that we ate was sooked| 1 could feei its thrust upon the | would ‘still be ‘indefinite.’ ”
00 op the Nautilus can dive is a secret,|°% tomic power. The water that| submarine's propeller, as if thou-| The significance of this may be
, But there is no secret that 1 had| “¢ @@nk was distilled from ocean} sands and thousands of horses} measured by the fact that an or-
nervous twinges as she plunged| “ter by stomic energy The sub-| were racing and surging in unison. | thodox submarine can travel full
and Lunch downward in excess of 300 feet. |™&rime was not only driven but/ After the reactor, we visited oth-| speed under water for only about
How fast she will race through | U&bted, heated and air-conditioned | er compartments. The living quar- | an hour.
9 the dark briny depths is also a|°Y Stomic energy. In fact, all pow-|ters of the crew are better, we
y ys decret. But it was the thrill of a| ° [oF all purposes wag exclusively | were told, than on any other sub-/ Town Holds Train Race lifeti to break all rec. | Buctear in origin. ‘marine. We saw the tower, the
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Tries Suicide o> iste pactinn ef two ae ine to ae waht tiny ene Figures quickly pre that our clergy are
inspect the vessel. Each of us| son for the Nautilus. per is not too well paid) Many of us indulge our
Individual Chicken Pot Pie Se eee ns “al “Kid Stuff”! eur" church nancial ee Doctor Charged With | his coat instruments to test radi-| The ranking naval officers took Kid Stuff"! Y.
oactivity. their turns in presiding over three . To practice the Christian teaching of tithing
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Bring the Family ° U . port ‘s work is a rich and rewardin
A large selection of crispy salads and delicious Wife, 3 Children 1 eine’ Bens Paste CDT) tak | cally cocked Carte | wen men or hove engage tn reckless experiece. To give as much to your churc
desserts to choose from! HENDERSON, Tenn. a» — A! ing a quick glance at his. Of course| After dinner the real shakedown | “bid stuff” driving — just who are they practice, “MnGw Powsible is a wonky
> . . 5 socially prominent Okialfoma heart |! am sure it was entirely out of | maneuvers of the Nautilus began. kid only may
You'll Really Enjoy Our Fine Food specialist, en route from here to | curiosity. I oar mine too,|Now that his guests had become | |; rid ool ome wen, Shap mg
nd “HOMADE” P. ies ! face es of murdering his even < previously | thoroughly conditioned for it. as else thinks so. They may be working off a astries: charg g sneaked a glance. The gauge | he thought, the captain ordered the | ; i
wile and tree chive at his MC| ranged trom ‘aero to 300. At'no| New fut tinea her peces| iets ati pabonan — , eer: Okla., home, fain wha time did my gauge register more| The throttle was opened. The woot It just doesn't make sense, It's not
is escorting officer "| than two points. Sen. Anderson’s| propeller surged and we excitedly | funay.
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These words appeared in a letter Michi- _ placed a person-to-person Long Distance
gan Bell received recently from Mrs. call to her husband. She thought Mr.
Michael Hrabovsky: “We need never Hrabovsky was working that day in
feel alone as long as you have women on = St. Paul, Minnesota. ’ , |
duty who are kind and helpful.” - Hehad left there, but the operator was
Here’s why she wrote the letter: One _told he might be in another Minnesota
day last summer as Mrs. Hrabovsky city. But he was not there either. And so ' # Te cealineteeallieatie ANNE RIE . worked in the kitchen she heard her 6- _it went until, thanks to the persistence ,
year-old son, Michael John, scream in and patience of five operators, who called .
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While a neighbor telephoned to alert Teassuring voice from Wells, Minnesota. . ro,
the doctor and hospital, she sped Michael The cost to the Hrabovskys? Just $2.42.
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ing Class A teams were
ham (14-2) and Southfield (13-5).
In addition to St. Mikes and
Roseville, league champs were
Southfield (Inter-Lakes), Milford
(W ay ne - Oakland), Birmingham
(Eastern ), Imlay City
(South Central), Almont (Southern
Thumb) and Utica and South Lake
On the Bright Side!
Robarja Wins
Club Honor as
"Best Athlete’
Twelve-Year Old Is
- Named at Banquet in
Boys’ Club
Robert Robarja 12, was named
the outstanding athlete of the
past year at the father and son
bar.quet held last night at the
Boys’ Club. Robert was named
for thig honor on the basis of his
ability, leadership, and good sports-
manship.
Although only 12 years old
y Was an outstanding per-
former on jast year’s city Mid-
get Baseball League champion.
ship team, while playing 3rd
base, He is also a member of the
Beys’ Club tumbling team as
well as an outstanding track per
former and baseketbal player.
ing athletic awards included Jim
Skinner as the outstanding base-|
ball player.
Joe Barron was named outstand-
‘ng basketball player,
Tom McGuigan 16, was chosen)
most improved athlete of the year. |
Stanley Cup Schedule | Here's how the Ist round of the |
Stanley Cup playoffs is scheduled: |
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Geturday and Tuesday. (March 29) at} Teroato Mf mecessary, Thursday, March 31,. as |
fr ao @eturday, April 2. at Toronto |
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end Thursday st Montreal
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at (Bi-County co-champs).
‘14 Returning Lettermen Make PHS ‘Cup Series Detroit Meets
Cronin in Dark .
Maple Leafs in i The Sox’
Higgins, held. a news conference
Monday and spiked reports that
nt 2 :
peak
night when they humiliated
Canadiens 6-0 in Olympia to
their 7th straight National
League title. It climaxed
in the history of
THE
won eight pre-
singles, sanctioned by both the ABC and WIBC, will begin April 2.
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Track—CoachSchloerke Very Happy. — Serio Ingersoll Heads Track mentor Wally Schloerke| record. Ted Munger can help In Independent Ladies Loop . By H. GUY MOATS
Now, with the formal arrival of
| Spring on the books, sports ac-
tivities at Pontiac High School will
take on a new look.
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For some weeks there has been
definite moves have been within
the circle of track and field
athletes.
Just waiting until basketball
| goach Art Van Ryzin’s good cage
squad had | is very happy over the size of his
returning letterman contingent.
He has some 14 letter winners
from the 1954 squad, including
hurdler Willie Wilson, dash man
Freeman Watkins, hurdler and
high jumper Hayes Jones, quarter-
milers Norris Jackson, Charlie
Robinson and James Shorter.
Then there are Walt King, cager,
who won lst place last year in the
Valley undergraduate meet at
5-8 last year.
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the making for this spring. |
} Cranes’ Nine Heads South a 12-foot vaulter
Thrasher, who cleared 11-9 in the | tion.” } | this event, also.
The shot is the Chiefs’ weak-
est event, Schioerke says. Herb
Butler is the best at present,
with around 45 feet. “We're up
against some very good shot
putters in the Valley, this year,”
Wally says.
“We're pretty well fixed with
some good boys in the distances,”
Schloerke remarked the other
5 feet 10 inches; “Red” Taylor,| day. “With Johnny James, the in the high jump, also in the broad | basketball players, who placed jump and low hurdles; Marv in state meets the last two years
Cagle, another jumper who did| and has school record time of 2:02 for the half-mile, we should
get some points here. James is
Schloerke believes he may have @ late season runner, runs just
in George | g00d enough to beat his competi-
Other half-milers include |
‘4 undergrad meet for a new Rod Treais, junior cager, who
for Spring Training Jaunt| Spring sports for Oakland County
Schools get off to a flying start
this week as Cranbrook's baseball
team prepares for its 6th annual
southern training swing Wednes-
day.
Fred Campbell's Cranes will
play six games opening Friday
with Covington, Va., and closing
April 1 with the University of
Virginia freshmen at Charlottes.
ville, Va. Seven lettermen are
back to form the nucteus of the
Crane nine. The bulk of the ex-
perience is among the battery-
men, . by George Gary of Pontiac, be- | year.
ginning his 3rd season as a regu-
lar, though only a junior.
Other letter winners are infield-
ers Marc Cunningham, Pete Daw. |_
kins and Joe Prendergast, and out-
fielder Jim Grube.
Rounding out the traveling team
for the southern trip, along with
the 7 lettermen, are pitchers Pete |
Bedford, Dave Campbell and Chuck , | m
hee eee pave Cnoper. out | event this year. Several boys are
Grube, and ‘catcher Dan Crowley. j capable of clipping Jack Richards’
* Campbell and Dunkel and Daw-| 52.5. In this group, Jackson is
| king are from Royal Oak, Pren-| rated highly, only Logan of Fiint came fast at end of last season
and Len Briscoe, a senior, one
of several hard-working runners
that get out voluntarily at 7:30
each morning for training runs.
These boys are not lettermen,
but may earn their awards this ®™* Officers for the 1955-56 bowling
season were elected recently for the Independent Ladies League. Gloria
was named prsident. Oth-
ers include: vice president Beulah
Aussie Cuppers May
Not Play in States
MELBOURNE, Australia, w —|
Don Ferguson, vice president of | Scheduled today promise to off
the Lawn Tennis Assn. of Austral. | ore excitement than the two in-
ia, disclosed Monday night that | @surals. Final Records
on Area Cagers CLASS A
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Win TV Fights NEW YORK #® — Joe Rowan,
the Philadelphia truck driver,
probably never will pose any threat
to Rocky Marciano as a heavy-
weight challenger, but with some
experience he should be capable
of holding his own in fast com-
petition.
He's a confident lad of 20, this
Irishman, and he looked like a
Red Wings’ victories have | Comer, indeed, last night when he
the last three years, and |¢@"med a split 10-round decision
heavy favorites to make it | OVeT Wayne Bethea of New York
7 at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway
arena,
Across town at St. Nicholas
Arena, Jackie Labua of New York
out-pointed Rafel Merentino of
Argentina in a 10 that finished with
both slugging away but unmarked.
Tigers Ship 5 Back
fo Minor Circuits
Five players were shipped back
to the minors yesterday. More are
slated to go within a few days.
Buffalo got outfielder Fred Flem-
ming and pitcher Jim .
Catcher Ron Witucki and pitcher
Bob Cruze went to Little Rock
and Tom Sharkey was sent to
Tigertown for duty in a lower
ing | league.
Seven more will be cut from the
.|team before it heads northward
next week with an estimated 32
players. The roster must be trim-
med to 28 within a month after
opening day,
Ohio and New Mexico —
Cagers Win AAU Starts
DENVER @—The Akron, Ohio, Goddyear Wingfoots and CVE
Travelers of Artesia, N. M., scored
victories Monday night in the
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National Amateur Athletic Union
Basketball Tournament.
round of the 48th annual National
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The Boston Celtics, hottest shoot girls tournament over the weekend, the national table tennis junior
Australia's Davis Cup team may |
not compete in the U.S. National
Tournament at Forest Hills if the
took over today where the boys
Sam's domination of the Pan-
| American Games.
pre-Olympic program for 22 North Women Set fo Continue American Domination
‘of Pan-Am Games: McCormick Paces U.S. Divers MEXICO CITY @ — The girls
Main event of the waning 1955
Leading the United States into
event precedes the Davis Cup chal-
lenge round. ’
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Chicago (A) vs. Pittsburgh ON) at Port
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the competition wag Pat McCor-
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all the diving crowns worth own-
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ditioned numerical strength were
the answers to the U.S. display of
mastery to date in the games.
The leaders unofficial
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¥ 3 #; oo. » | én s |. _¢ “\ se + hal |Dayton Boxer "Ty Vy | : | | Next Opponent i for Linscott . .
: ° ° ‘ middleweight, will return to the |Sowling Tournament in weekend A ay THE ADOCIATED FERNS Orci leak ot the 24-year |cld, should be, able fe tale their) The Temple singled home the| scene of his only professional de- |Competition. All actual leaders stood firm. wes a.conple of wasks ago thet | Tigh*hander ever since, aaewes. |e Ctengp feat on Thursday night. March 4 a Bucky Harris, of the De- Al Aber, Steve Gromek and Billy | day. ninth as Pittsburgh lost 43. .
“Tm rn the Tiger’ Lancia Tis, | tone picing ante oe a et tees, sot i iow round tot | Time for a FREE Check-up! | troit Tigers, said, “I'm looking for | sters in the Tigers’ Lakeland, Fla.,| some pitching depth to support a| boost the grape-| St.Louis not only lost to Philta-| ‘our rownd bout. | me a heck-up this kid Frank Lary to take his) camp, is one of those “maybes” | pretty set lineup that lagged just | fruit standings with an $4 record. |delphia 32, but rookie first base. ae eae a Ge Seen She The turn as a starting pitcher this| in Detroit's hopes for the first di-| one game eut of fourth place last The Cleveland Indians beat the |man Joe Cunningham was beaned | Boxing Cll MOTOR BRAKE year.” And Bucky's been taking | “sion this season. He's not a big | season. New York Giants 32. Al Rosen's| by Tom Casagrande. X-rays failed | *ing’s wecre 5 guy, only 5-11, but he packs 180 ee two-run single in the ninth broke | to disclose a fracture, but Cunning: | than a year with TUNE-UP . SERVICE pounds and he appears to be Lary gave w dust cap bit—end up a 11 te. ham will be lost for two or three | Motor ‘ strong. a run—in three innings; The Indians, incidentally, also | days. - Piazza Tee CALIFORNIA... Thus far, Lary has worked 11 | against Boston. But next time out,|/ came up with a signed contract * 28 ® The bout will be one of six to be |i aay — . ; where te live, how best to find | ings for the Tigers, more than | he was tagged for six runs in three | from Bobby Avila. the Tribe’s| The New York Yankees, finally | held at Pruden Auditorium e the cost of homes, heating | 2Y other hurler in camp. He's up| frames by Kansas City heidout batting champion. Avila | warming up at the plate, clubbed| Stein said that Linscott was to bills, the truth about the climate, | {rom Buffalo, where he had a 15-11| Yesterday, however, he popped | finally consented to the same con- | the Brooklyn Dodgers 19-8 with Bill | have met the rugged Jasper Hall Se eee sent Hl coven tuntoa: vo bitter, Delors chs | fee el reatinace teroneh | tract he suutbed last week, re-|Showren tad Bob Cary each get-/of Detroit in a scheduled March 22 age pensions, what to do when ff seven-inning no-hitter, before wind-|five innings. Two other rookies,| portedly calling for $27,000 and |ting four hits, Don Zimmer show, but that show was cancelled you get here-— what to avoid ij ing up the year with the Tigers| Paul Foytack and Babe Birrer,| possiby $2,000 in bonuses. He got | three hits, including a home run,|when the Auditorium was made | when you come. Do you went Bat 0-0. continued the whitewash and De-| about $18,000 last season. for the Brooks, but by the fourth | available for the March 24 date. 1211 North Perry Se. to be one of the 30,000 peopse §/ Harris figures that Lary, whose|troit won 40. se 8 inning, the Yanks had an 11-3 lead| ‘Troy, a Dayton, Ohio, Golden At, Madison Street : 2 month who come to live in fi brother Al is trying to hang on| It was the Tigers’ fifth victory Ted Kluszewski hit a home run | off Russ Meyer and Pete Wojey.|Gioves champion in 1950, has a FE 3-9557 8 California? Expansion of old busi- with the Chicago Cubs, and per-|in 12 spring decisions and first | to put Cincinnati back into the ball | Ewell Blackwell started for New| more impressive record than Hall : meunes dovetogment of raw Sus haps lefty Bob Miller, a 19-year-! shutout game at 33 in the eighth, and | York and was wild, walking seven. | and is expected to provide a real ; those people every day. ‘These - busingsass need experienced ed 0 Wants to Beat Zatopek tgite tees weaving Michiana ei are. we eal on ac . d Se ee ae Venutery vetlremsent : “California and a resumed career, ; . , Serie oe | . |Aussies Have Successor to John Landy |! "tne sui resumea is care > er Chamber Commerce Book. « ' . and three lest record. ZS a Me eaters e|Champs Win jin Colorful Distance Star, Stephens “inc lt tle Grn a 2275, San Francisco. ra . MELBOURNE ® — Australian|weather and with virtually no ane bas eves mats eanbliiens: , 00D PLUMBING ‘ ‘tenets track fanatics, saddened by the competition. To win either the 5,000 or 10, ° ° ° — in IL Test tirement of Miracle Miler John | But unlike the seriousminded|meters at the 1956 Melbourne | Shindorf in Dual Bid jah! : Landy, have found @ new idol in|Landy, Stephens has abundant | Olympic games; to repay, by suc-| © Russ Shindorf, former St. Mich- always on the job! NORMALIZE J, | Dave, Stephens, the “Flying Milk-| natural color, a carefree, happy-| ceeding, the interest shown in him | ael'sHigh School athlete, is a can- | : Elks Bump Hamtramck | man” of Melbourne, who runs | go-lucky nature. He's a born show-|by Czech “Human Locomotive” | didate for 2 spring sports teams YOUR Quintet, 54-29, Gain | barefoot and turns out strings of|man and an outspoken critic of | Emil Zatopek in 1952; to beat Zat-|at Adrian College this year. The WEIGHT sh . sensational times like a butcher | official bungling. The crowds love | opek. ex-Shamrock, a freshman, is out Tonight’s Semis producing sausages. him. After he has achieved tease oon. tor bath track and golf. John An- Stephens, an “unknown” only| Stephens first drew real atten- | bitions, hopes to & | tico, senior, is a mem- AND Pontiac's Class D City League | tive months ago, isn’t threatening | tion Jan. 13, when he set new Au- | schoolteacher. ber of the Bulldog baseball team. tse, RELAX Tntentity Receestion Association | saile He ans’ orld Fecord for the |stralian records for five and six | pes —— hr? Inter-City Recreation Association | mile. runs longer distances. miles in a orian selection tria!
Ww cuaranenset ot Poatin: igh Sched But he resembles Landy in/run. Racing on a grass surface First Quality Original ipment Quolity he e offer the ladies b 1g| many ways and Aussies are confi-| he was timed in 24:01.8 for five be the same privileges || Monday night by drubbing Perry's | gone that the 24-year-old milkman | miles and-28:38 for six miles, cut Es as men in t own || Bandits of Hamtramck, 54-29. will climb to the same athletic | ting 48.2 seconds off the old 6-mile t cader the “guper- Semi-finals of the tourney will | eichts. record. b4 Corrie , ,. | Like Landy, Dave is a complete| His best personal six miles be- : Glenn. Steam Baths, many aadponyaiaramtoerede athletic fanatic who covers enor-| fore then bad been “about 32 min- : Elect Cabinets, - i] entry, 723, meeting Highland (mous distances by himself and utes’’ and actually he seldom had ’ ‘ erciee equipment, oc, i at Park at 8:38 p.m. Dearborn and trains without @ coach. Again like tasted the dintanse Stace Gant time ; You can't buy more hot water for § , Landy, can perform sensation- broken the 3 j Available daily bem 8.6. m to Tee eed ca te ean in the | S2Y_om bad tracks, in shocking | mile national records. Also TAIL PIPES and Ford, Chevrolet, less money than with an turned on steam
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spectacle to be shown at the Oak-
land Theater beginning Thuraday,
‘| actually took, place 20 feet below
the lake surface at Florida's Silver
Springs. Most of the 200 Hollywood
and newspaper celebrities were pro-
tected by aqua-lungs. But lovely
Hollywood star, Jayne Mansfield,
tried it “straight.” Aside from
bathing cap and suit her only
equipment was a waterproof wrist
watch worn to time her stay under
water. Both watch and wearer
came up in good shape.
.|Russia Repeats-
Threat to Unity
Satellite Arms
connection with their Dec. 2 pledge
to draw up their own mutual se-
curity treaty if the West approves
the Paris agreements.
American officials in Washing-
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amazing world premiere of “Un-|
|. , - One of our favorite actres-
ses, Margaret Hayes (wife of
Herbert Bayard Swope Jr.)
| plays the sassy, sexy school-
|ma’rm in the movie “Black-
|board Jungle”. , Have a
simile: “He was as white as
white-on-white.”
* * * *
Bishop Sheen said it: “Nowa-
days everything in the home is
controlled by a switch but the
children.”
* * * *
Bob Crosby relates in Red-
book that when he was six, he
found a $5 bill and took it to
his. big brother Bing, who was
15. Bing said, “We go 50-50 on
everything, don’t we?”—got it
changed, gave Bob two silver
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THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
necklace . .
Gennaro of “Pajama Game” .
Davis Jr. for a B’way show.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: dollars, and kept three for himself, according to Bob, who adds:
“Bing’s been ahead ever since.”
*
,Peter Lind Hayes said at a dinner for Ike, “I have a right
te be here because we were in the same Army togther.”
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Glamour doll Anita Ekberg’ll come from Hollywood to be
queen of the Art Students League Dream Ball Apr.1.. . How-
- ard Hughes and a party of 30 staying in
Miami have the town mystified about his
next “important announcement.” .. .
Lilo the French star of “Can-Can,” has
been offered several B’way shows, but
she says “They're all too clean.”
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Marion Brando's
Marianni, says her chats with ex-
boxer Mike Sands aren't romantic at
all. . . Xavier Cugat and Abbe Lane
drew 2,000 to their Reseland mambe
madness which is the hottest thing
his record “Honey Babe,” she as a model
suddenly wooed by two movie companies.
MISS STANTON Darlene’s in “New Orleans Uncensored”
(due at the Palace) which also exhibits Helene Stanton.
Arthur Loew Jr.'s gift to Eartha Kitt:
. Grace Kelly’s taking ballet lessons from Pete
. . Mike Sloan wants Sammy |
“Comedians are so young these |
days,” says Bob Hope, “that make-up men sometimes don’t |
know which end to put the powder on.”
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All differences between the Pontiac Drive-In
Theatre and Local 620 Motion Picture Operators
Union have been settled. Members of Local 620
Motion Picture Operators Union will be employed
again this year at the Pontiac Drive-In Theatre
when we open , . . in the near future.
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Announcement in Thursday's
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collided on horseback during film-
pital with a twisted ankle. Curtis
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They rate the show-off as an im-
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= yeamnon suorrne comme ||Wintry Weather | " one |
ses ry Weather| MARKETS | a —___—
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ps» inquiry relati : e > 0 PLE a Man. ote ” w,
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>») ’ — ~. Approximately 800 sq. 4 Produce . . g “ee ™ 4 x a 27 ~
> ~ = feet. Ideal y suited for fi ins ; DETROIT PRODUCE va ‘ ‘ Poa- \
a. ~ af shop, hobby shop and steer jotelt unen ~M! preey gu pute farmers” In a ls | ‘ . " oe a eo
. —— Call Lincoln 5-9200 or write: Tel Meee CHICAGO" (%) —A_ return to mp eos cag of me ~ be etice 4 say entre | 4p ~Apel eth
Sh ; : -fluron wintry weather in the Midwest 6.00 bu; No. 1, 400-456 bu; vs , j aire ee
Phone ton Build Center, Inc., 500 S. Washing helped create a good demand for 33 bes apples’ Metuteah, “te 1 "Se. NEW YORK (#)— The stock tw wun ee feaker.
Lincoln §-9200 g. Royal Oak, Mich. feed grain on the Board of Trade | ers Bry. Ne 1, 330-336 h fancy, ¢40| market was mixed today in early Huroe, FES¢s. i"
. . ‘ i pppes, Siccie's Rete Ne 1.328 ‘anes teed care Piymouth trucks and Midwest Employment’
Corn was up a coup! egetabios: | stocks mad , Rismenschneid 6 PONTIAC BANK BLDG
one time and oats Showed the capbage. not 1 55-1 'ts be, | Tunning to @ point or more 4 eens rom is as nae
— ; red, No. 1, 3.56-2.6 : or GAS DRIVERS AP
oy — grain, although somewhat rete topped. Me. 1/1 6b-L be, bu Celery most issues were content a ¢ Bah rs. Lake. 3 to 6 p.
juctantly. Whe 1, 100-128 | Fennel, wo.| Small fractional i = NCED W
HOME VALUES hove risen with an ihreguier per fron dob pe NLecks het Lia #96: | signs. plus or minus 00 to 6110 a ROUTES, Pays Call MI 6-4853.
; -- firmed wi trend behs. Onions, dry Ne. 1, 1.00- pense Can piece 1 WAITRESS
considerably in recent years A nade “un the rest of the | ,, 00: Dersatps. noi, Tse-hon b-| The start today was the same as perience Speccessary. Call” r Sore, wt Auer is serene.
. «» have you increased your racts were strane. soybean con- | Potatoes, No.1 2.60-2.60 nee ee Oe ant ec aek oe On Friday TEE = . rE Ex! NCED }
t This , box; shubarb were, ae 1, 85-60. 5-Ib ended unchanged while EE INSPECTORS | fest growing concern.
protec ion to cover th | was the last da dos. Ra . Ne 1, 96-1.158| yesterda Needed to m opportunity. Good sal-
@ volue in March grai y for trading | bu. turnip, topped’ Ne. 1) 140-200 bu. y there was a loss of reverts io Oskiand Co. for s ne- EspenisneeD COO APPLY it
of your home? ' *h grain futures. Any con- No. 1. 180-200 bu.| 31.00 in the Associated Press tena) company Cou, * ne Tw
racts remaining open at DETROIT EGGS average of and pay is, commensurate with persca. Tomahawk Resteurest,
have to be settled by the close | _ pgtrorr e of 60 stocks at $155.10 initiative and ‘effort Bich school 2041_Aubura Rd.
be by deli De ..March 22 (AP)—Eggs because of education car oh
By W. HUTTENLOGHER Agency the cash commodity y very of | Detrolt. estes included, Pi os rr of a late selloff. gemeet ani_snowiedag of EXPER TEN w 7
j Wea ny: ot the tet th ee canes nner tee ares as" _ Carvers diaplayed a measure ; : Phaifes WHERIS 25D _ALIG® Fes 360° tang. dew. eoren
H. W. Hutienlocher Me: £ | hour was % to 1 cent. hi first wd .ovs s%5. medion “re improvements, as they did Lawasueok , ent man mus ws
318 Riker Bldg. ex B Kems J) March $2.19; corm % to psoas browne ""Grade ih jumbo viavaveté| acreage. oe eee eet + aa rae Oak Lasere, et ae a
FE 4-1551 igher, March $1 44% medium ‘se “4 ; wtd ore’ aces ate - Kennecott Cc H Hutchins rt EaP HAS SEVER AL DE-
. . * Fl 3 » Ft. ‘rable openines ‘
to % higher, March 72 oats | Clarge 24-28 wtd avg 35 Co erage | Salmed 2 » President of Pon- retail sales ¢ S,. Patersis phew calle Spohr as
' 2%; 2», ave 3 eve 38. Checks 32- tiac Varnish Com tures. isc "ee ete ct Diner 114 Woodward
to % low ; Tye 4)" ie 3. Aircra pany, announced ve supolies : we.
beans \ t March $1.03%; soy- quate Deme theady, Supplies generally ade- | the fts improved shortly after | yesterday the pit,.nar, tin merchandise. “ Com re
; ans % to 2% higher only fair opening with General Dy appointment of Law- tunty for 4 & ‘ne oppor Day worker . $241
$2.60%: and | » March} cmicaco pUTTEs namics up 2 poi ~| rence J. Koller as Director Men © te 2 env Woltress exp g t0eh38 br
ard ® to B BUTTER AND EGGS points and United as of Re- © least eoes with to ee ty te
a hundred cents| CHICAGO, Aircraft , t qoaie ae! BOND EN / f
pounds . March 21 (AP) — up betw search. Koller deauate , "-MPLOYMEN
os higher, March | {t#*47: receipts Butter | poi een 1 and 2 will inaugura be erevied ef toll salary | -NT
. . $12.25. , March | {ng prices unchanped’ 43 score AA SY. points. . substantial expansion te a) mar Mr Jack Reen’ SEWER CL OPVEE_EEPERE
eT eee one ae eat:| Steels and pany’s of the com-| “Con vear’ Service ‘Store “30's. Owoced, Me ;
. eR echt rails were mixed. research services in i —Cass Mins tenvtetecnten - Must Be accurate typist
H Grain Pric Fess * recetpte 18.960; Motors held steady. Chemicals dustrial protective coati - LAB eee room 6 duties. tiie W. Murea,
+1. ron es sale buying prices ints, 18.se0: wnole- | were lower with Eastman mi finishings. ngs and —— RERS WANTED GENERAL OFFICE WORK. BOOK-
| SER V CHICAGO, Maren 32" 1AP)—Ope O'"G. standards M4. aitties ‘329. checks off 0 poiet. odak | Since 1948 he has served as head Saco jong’e'starine’ ey sppototmens call PE coool
- ning | receipts 34 25. ‘ of the Industrial-Automoti A, PR Sint oa WOMAN F<
j ICE Mar... 219% Mer” CHICAGO POTATOES Gomenn 1 gher stocks were | oratory at Be me ve lab i pie vetore 5 pm. Mar hhousewon r end care HELP wire
. May 313", Mor ce eeees 104% | , CHICAGO, March 21 | Motors; Zenith Radic. rry ., Detroit. abe “ Live in. OR . ren,
Sep srqsenes 197% ” 106 Arrivele old stesk 321, eee ae Standard Oil (NJ), and United . ny; ND” E +1.0-82 br. SALES IES
EAST TOWN Dee oe - ie sep ee 1 00% us shigeneats Pinias e50 Benen total Alr Lines. Name’ Air Sales Head 83% w “=MPLOY MENT LADKEs DRESSES AND CHII-
COLLISION “ee... aes Soybeans 112 | oral. Cyatay 1. one stock eupplies R Lower were Goodrich, Disti for AC S rk - Boom _38 experienced. Good onnnine roughly
Bear Equipment and Wheel Balancing May 0 TSS MSS ooo 2 BBSS | sce ae wand marae duit 'o| Corp., American Teleph isuilers pork Plugs MIDWES Comminsions, “merehandive, div
Sep 148% Sty hates moat: Stabe Dussste es-4.e0. Ma eld | Chemical n Telephone, Dow| He HURRY! * -ST George's & Ne Mr Goorse
Frame and Axle Straightening Dec | 1... ion Sep Pte wares. oe ne Pontiacs washed sinena leu , and Royal Dutch Patro- Henry P. Stanley has been ap-| Machine Asotnann HURRY! mee Newoorts, 1¢ 6
35 Elizabeth St. mig tt Me Now (10...) 236% | Complete. 26. New stock supplies | in- = pointed director of aviation sal Bales. exo wow. eS LINEN DEMONSTRATORS
Ph. re 4-5 Mer ...... Lard steady: good and market ado a new es, Me-ha c¢ exo. . ++» 400 .
1 ) . 2 Ma > earlot track sales. ut ly created position Business . eee ewes y Plan
Wy. 2 Mar... ang | Florida found reds gaas-aie "°° New York Stock Spark Plug Division of General Mechanical secineers 77.1 Collecting mo aeiveriag.
sp “ dy cee ec eee 12 60 DETROIT POUL (Late Morning ‘OCKS Motors. ral Brofiomen exo ores OS Part time work. gavering.
: » -.+» 1260]. DETROIT, Ma rey mortaseaes In Photonranner pode Wee we SP
; ; per ; rem 33 (AP) Prices pia | A40™* BX... 41649 in announcing the appointment Joorman. ex Portreit exp $400 Hare 7 E Pear!
a STOCKS — Br ity live poultry wu roe for No 1 qual- Semizal vas. 264 Jones Man .. e¢¢) E. H. Francois, sales m ( a see iaiDDLE Fort _Lineele 5206.
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; Y | sdetiearbrctore opera sen in| ice Qe mney Mey 388 wil di said Stanley | sos pontiac rary BAnn BL! ae
, Consult U f Fi e «34-38: gray crosses ‘en » 1s): | gitea were. 036 Kime Clk 107 2 direct the selling activity per- 1AC STATE BANK BLDG. laundry No. drinkers ns 1@ Ne
; s for First Hand Information inner Set A ril 13 pometion 8-619 Ibe 43-46 duckiings 35, | Ait Chal 12305 Breese 88 #41 | taining to AC's complete line of TAT WAS» tases OLD WIR Winplesoer ‘se need oe
: * cla hens 33-29; old toms 3027 | Alum Lid... 024 roger aa4| aircraft spark | —- €, ounting EAGED LADY FOR
in Stock p . Alum Am *..399) Lib MeN & L plugs in the United, : o‘fce manag xe housework. Live _in os
s and Bonds NEW YORK — The pitary [ao nitare Bea at iat i, epee” | Bremer | Bt FOMAR LIVE. 1M
strength of the free nat Y | 130 cops, Bee eee "pricey | A™ Cyan ssoee G2 Loew's es Detroit ies tnd. Telegraph. _housewor sewort "6 deve Fi and lieht
We maintain assessed by V will be | unchanged. to 1 hi 1 sreee wet rrdey |am Gas &@ Bi 423 [or egoe™ «318 ° Write Holden mt or PE_5-0005
@ maintain a direct line to a Se eae ne | inks weaethaatiaeae| is Etre Bi a 7 th No seen See | ET,
a . member of all y Struble, USN: chairman of jz ot "ater ‘rers and brotiers| Am Motors” 313 Mack ‘Trk || 203 es MANIC wil Expe DINER
& principal exchanges with up-to-the-minute the United States miliary delega.| “taponeties |Am mGes' 0 fra Martin Ol 354 wns Garage. t6 8 Saginen Fen" Larte enters p.m Maseete
r quotation service tion to the United lega- Am N Gas 0. B14 gtr ae | Martie C3408” Walne HDDLEAGED OR OLDER MAR- Diner PE bsa3) 7 Melestie
; available at all times. major Nations, in e : Am Beating .. 334 Mead © ‘3 Harriet C. 3446 | Waly siot man Peet ae fm. Bo WIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO CAR
address at the Brand Livestock am Smelt... 45. Mid Coo. 863 w . . tw 11128 Bivd. E. Be- tor 9" AN TO CARS
“fi : ; Day dinner i Names DETROIT LIVES Am St! Pa | 30g Mid Sul re 'a3 te. beloved sunt of Hower PART TIME JOB phone "More, tor bow
: C; N Fane nye, Waldort-Astoria | ayia barrows ang VERTOCE lam Toon TU: Mont Ward. ee i PART TIME JOB ree repens, Tt St
; » iNe hler H ; City April 13. | 38e higher” top Se up. sows. bel fully | Am Zine “Ses Motor “Pd. a3 will be held Thursday, Maren Maho me pe wot et ND om 5 MOTEEES
° enry E. Abt, president of Brand | 18 7-! 9 tee ep: sows held un-| Anec Cop. $83 Motor Wheci.. 38 is a2 3 «inst rvs —unowen on PERO Site ae — )
44 Community National ; Names Foundation Inc py ; sorted choice Phaand on Armeo 8ti 74.1 M ola .. 472 Harber e wna e. Keego REAL ATE 8B x 10.
3 i Bank Bidg. following Admi ’ +» Bald that! most 17.50; few lots choice 1's 1715. mour&Co i4 ueller Br... 373 Frank Tully of wi v salesman with brok onstrate small
7 FE 2-9119 wn siniral Struble’s ad. | = te Ibe. 1625-16 78; ‘anal atl noe” 21¢ Murray Cp m4 ment ot * Pine Tetoting elater- pm —— a two roher _ qualifice- ties Pree 4 enhe wie a.
* ™* oundation. will Cattle—@alabie Aveo Mf 361 Nat Cash R.. 1 rs. Gott may be seen af y & Oxford Ra | with Orion ¢ Sas Freee Ban 3.
9 its ann make | marnet o00 Calves 280 ‘ 65 423 pm this event ter 6 rritory. Cal) PE 40584 REPFINEr WHITE LAD
, a anmual Brand Name Retailer. | Soa ray tay aan] Sa SSeS See Bemis Fae Get cs | —eaente"S, oarvonp ea a My
* = chants for out to 119 ‘mer-| need prime 8 ome very scarce: few Benes Nut. . 281 Nat pe ue 586 HOWARD. MARCH : _"s Hike chi !lren a 10 ni
. 4 of standing presentation | vty and com Te ctcers 3180 moet | Bamewet ce ta Nat Thee -. 626 Claude John. Leona 20, 1953, REAL ESTATE 1 meckend: off salary Live
, appiest Homes cee camming ena asses ere Gt eo) Bee Bees meade EAL ESTATE | Si oy sane Somme
, i : niacturers’ ands during| mei wee iniettia oa iach) et” tt Ree wl Pioute, Suagen. "eras tuber ot | Roxd 2 amoigene mon, TEMINGTON_ RAND _BOOREEER
is John E. Lurie, presiden were nad cutters team tat 18.00; can- Bore © ber eee “6 aw an brothers alse survive, PR four Expanding office. pet full time ine mact.ioe overator familia
a4 re tinan ley Stores ‘ t, Wrig- | Mehtwetgnt ® mostly 10.00-12.00, few Warn... 425 No Am an $14 service head Puneral homes, Sd eu F hoon J
77 ost + Ines Detrolt wilicy"and commercial alle 14-00-16 60, Brigg in 0c. St Nor ‘Face’ | Phumertelt, Pune s"wednensny, | Bien gt ewe peut em Sat Weclve cn ot Mises
+. —_— — ves stead 16.00;| Brun Balke... Sia Pw 6S elt. Puners! Home : = of .
pt W Ameri ~ ity and . carly bulk gon qual- | Bud e..) 264 Nwst Airlin ford, Michigafi. Intermen Ox- a.
Ca tol ay ” PI n Brake Shoe up to 30.00 and ane, wnt arin. eid Cale oe 2 liver “cp He will ie im state at am newers R. J. VALUET, Realtor =
. « ; utility and’ com- mae H... 147 Pan AWA neral Home. Oxf . Ave
ans to Lea ° mercial 1600-2300: few nnd tow |e Wy.... 304 Pann we. 177) eR __Cuserd._Misbigen.
ve Detroit \tguep aolebae’ net many below ‘1008. Can Dey cceenee t32 Parke Da a? ee Re aexperienced U. of M. real
DETROIT w steady coneidering que Market fully pet ** gg, Pa BR 6 formerly of 83 Prenkiin oy sad fe of listings
— The small weight - aes 19 - floor ume
Co. h American weeled slo wn nd. ehak Sariet i» Casvter cy Fy Phelps. isa Kraus onevet wife of Noha roundings. . sur- im persen.
plans ee nay as announced | geod and choice Camps 0.58: short Gent Celanese seg pnilip Mor .. 902 | Reward Goanella. Mrs of | Mrs. coh Mr. Charen ee space. or PEGGY’S
Blok Division te merican Brake- 1 shine £2.00. wh shore lambs No. | Con Ti P 8 32} Pilisey Mints i Souter. Mrs. James Madden. Miss 1117 8. Telegraph Rd
: .Winchest , iambs No 2 skin: 00 Ib | Cert-teed Pit Plate : dea Kraus and James Kraus ye +003) Res, FE 5-s09
later this year. The er, Va. | sheep scarce, shorn sia i §690.90-21.80, | Ches & - 332 pr “6 F sister of Miss Julia Dimond SALESMA re a
‘ . ) . move able 3 .00- ughter ewes quot- Oh “61 ot & GC oa and Mrs W. W. Costel MAN WANTED WITH Fist. PisH. 7 :
the 20 hourly rated workers i cme > LIV ; Chryeier” le Pure Ow |... $83) Gay, March. spe Wednes- time” Frite, Lakeland “Custom Saleswoman
¢ Detroit plants ee me oe Wena Podchur mer: | MOLE MA On ERR Smallwea
000; trade - e | Chuet a Melding me . EX-
i he Sanat nid combann 3 ees EEE, ane te, | Peem eee 8 | Smatiwear
‘ “better utilization im | 1050-17 00n tatier price: tresly ‘fer choice | Cem Bat ate Rey Too Bat Kraus will’ etme Home. Mrs SPOTT
” latier price freely for choice | Com Bdis ||: le in stat ER
$ Detroit plant en tools."’ The Be. 3 cad 7s: 8 cbere auck y for chetee Con Edis .... 81 RKO Pict... “3 Brace-Smith e at the On wool .
200-220 Ib chetce No. 1 Consum Pw. Rock . Funeral Home. , y Fox Dry Clean- Full _¢
} terials for automobiles, aircraft det cc oo Soe |SSeRee de, Peta gs smmannoE Mamce ceca | MLMAN BETwEEY LS 5
p . 18 28-1600: choice sows 480 "Tb and Cont Can .... 5 St Reg Pe 3 ord. Michigan; 8.” beloved one with backs , and acces
¢ lighter 14.80-15.28; oun 86 hh and | Cont Mot |’ 12. Seovill ur . 374 mothes ef Mrs orma sch ful seliine
‘ sows 350 Ib. ‘ a few choice |Comt Ov Me amp and Mrs. Ra: 8 ul- THE -_
WomarmSent to Prison |. siussltts ica Rat Grass ome She Ee Bee Ba) ir sie rekle Miih, Pe> || 3 Horan Tr crenings, 'ONT Tek mentee 8
. 300. cattic 16,000; salable Det Be 217 ou 04 day, March 24t Thurs- SALESMs ww +1008
for Setting House Afire | ith sntetntin? meat" ssi | BS Ethese HS Sceny'voe Ha] RS Voormeer‘eipt Ghdpel ‘eh | EN MAN WITH CAR OVER 3m. | "paid"weeniy.” ™* Sommusions
Cc | ically ‘ansont: “wealers steady to strong: | Pa polire Tee Bou Pec... M1) Cometery. vat Perry “Mt Part TWO MEN WANTE .
st Oran’ 28, of 485 W. 18th 29.00; ceteal “top “ao me ore 28.50- Fogle a. L FS) Searte’ w . 36 arta AR Mrs > nae vert To treir ip the Sentine TED penefite inchedon dine employee
St., it, ten i loads: bulk choice t four ir 416 Sper rt e at the Voorhees - conditionin u mess ° . ‘ation Li
75 months to 10 was sen to 6 | 2480-37 30: good te low nates yeertings wt ried - 1 Bd Brand |. s |_Reme sermeee-ipte rove Pume vou trem Aeelv . Leos ona “promt . hos
West H years in the Detroit | 24%: ,,%, %* , leeds 20 00- | Emer In. 43 Std Of Cal 7 —Dderscg, 09 N. Paddock. ering.
uron St. — FE 4-0561 House of Correction yesterday i. 10.69-18.00; © short _oemmeretel steers | Bnd Rad wa Sd ou oak ____ Card of Thanks 1 TOP Live MAN
Oakland County Circuit J le few mixed steers and heifers 26 00; Erie RR =i std OW NJ. 1112 wE APAPPPPDP PPP work with manager. No lay
Ru: udge H. | bu londa chatee betfors 30 60-38.80.|0uT™, Mer... & Oh. 444 TO THANK ov ~~ Good pay Apply 8 N. Tele :
ussel Holland. mult good one choice hetfers ry feer preept Bul || ne + ong ig PN 251 vor thetr acts relatives a _ Winkleman’s
She admitted March 1 18.50; utilit to jow good grades 16.00- Tre .., 37 Stude-Pack - 333 1 of & and ee At ONCE. RAWLEION TEL-RURON
fire to her ex-husband's eigge 16 so a fy enn commrat owe 12.28- pd wl eee us so : uae bereevoment in the oes pps Poste, wp Cite. of, Pension Miee, Wrne SHOPPING CENTER
r = 511 Co . “ee W. Eight-Mile, Royal Ok vuulty and commercial tera Je ge- 12 8: a | gyi Ei Pa... 426 ward Leonard. Svecial 4 CHET SD nny IPFELEING a aND
. ’ : . as married Mt GENERAL
mmunity Nat’l ownship, last Sept. 4. head te. ae $1.60-58.90; 8 tew ps a re ae Tex O ba ° vuporas Home Mrs “Rees Leow. ee gad cbver “eewusee to pick Sorelleah es Permanent
es ae a _ veale mercial . Thomp Pa... ‘Goot cleaners
Bank Building Edison Sales Hi he scarce, strong’ loud of good testers Gen Tel. get Tim R Bear st We Wise TO THANE OUR WARY orn hours. iacelleat’ opportunity groctag _ oonseen. Salary.
. —— igher te 21.25 Gen Tire... 816 Transa r... 284 for their acts of Ts & relatives tn right man. Also 1 man needed <Thr
= Phone FE 4-1568-9 DETROIT . : [Gilets 248k Eeemee Por Set) fiber “evn veloved husband. & Port Huron. Apply @ to 8 SALESWOMAN
powe #—Detroit Edison Co. | | Quedrich £3 Onderwe 344 be Ld David A. Biskner . Witer st Fri. 17 to 19 ~~ our better dress dept. One
a sales to industries las t| e Calendar Tren ee = 3S on pee SS | Nome 2 te oe Se Punen FOUN MAN INTERESTED IN Permancst ‘win
: were 23.3 per cent above! Port Gt Ne Rr 75 Unit Air Lin... 405 clean at ot Pred. ee daughters tice im chotosresh iy a l both then average hours Peve
$F - gh a— } sales in February 1954, the com- | lac Aerie 1230, Praternal {*' West 's ao Unit Aire... te | the Mowlin Fred, School Alo | Otten B as to ohotographic ToT tT Tr’
} FANS FA peat toa, ba _the com | Order of Eagle wil bald saree |. Si yaad Sy My) Regie aaiata or Pte |G ‘| ARTHUR'S
: ~ ie . a8 ; (Gulf oO ... 532, workers & = — |
+ month totaled $5,219, as last and ares Tuesday, — March | Heres _ , "s vs —— “ né ihe beautiful flowers, Mrs" Ace | roune THRIP:Y BARBER
Donald FE. Hansen Rich | ont vast 651 during the same | local. state, and. motional prest ‘Molland Ft eect corso $84 “Flowers _ cout operegr sooo ree | WATTS TAY ABD"
“° . ichard H. DeWi _ in 1954. dents. The - | Homestk 48 Oe ne ee cs _ +g ONE erie ae wee shift RA? AND NIGHT
Res. FE 2-55 . eW itt . ee aerie's own drill and Mook 421 US Bteel pf . 150 wanes } _ este — PY eat? im person. 204)
A 8 Res. FE 5-3793 NOTICE TO PUBLIC | ritual teams will conduct the cone oud Mer || 137 Vea meal’”: int Pan’ CLowEns sroty ere grecery, sore. | we eee a
ccident Insurance Fi Lace! ‘Bale of Land) monies. Brother George D. Hicks mm! Cent 602 Wlereen 6 : mt, FE 2-830 A 6-200. . Snares’ akae TO CARE FOR a
Automobile | ire Insurance | Auburn Melghts) Poatae Township. Oaks of 16 N. Jobnson will be guest |iniand act. . 70 Warn B Pic in7) WA Hel wore ~ _—
nsurance Liability I | land County Michigan. Township, Oak- speaker. The Aerie presiden Inspir C ' - 704 West. Pulp .. 3923 F PE 23173 Pp Wanted Female 7 WOMAN. GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Burglary | y Insurance nd County. Michigan - | mer Jo: tt op. S16 Un Tel i | uneral Direct Stay nights
. nsurance . lam PF s will be recetved untt) 11 nes, will present to Broth nterlak Ir Westg A Bt 25 ors 4 Ld ’ ee otf, Bir-
Bonds—All Ty Life Insurance | of ends med uy the nite the ie o George D. Hicks, “The Eagles’ line were 6 wind " : 33 AIR-A cnotun A Real rtunity 7 jm. MI ;
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ypes Plate Glass Insu | Mighway Department and deccrived es | @ wil Service Award.” one of many |!*! Paver. fa, Woolworth ea | Pursiey Home, PE +1 WHO OF OPLE Fe oS ve “u0.
_ ; rance All thet part ela om awards issued by the Eagles to int Tel a ca) yale @ Tow se A FONERAL HOME net know firm established -
“The Reason Why So F ar - | North line Repinning ‘et © point on the comm units citizens of their local al Gre Coal. 304 Yost Bh ak Ties) yg Nay Ry pret 30 veare position open children ang light bousework
Thet Se Few Peo so ren Good Books Are Written Is | Noe of ene nee Ay paupervicor's Piat of otfaens win bet nomination mT Zenith Raa 102 2 | Giroy Funeral Rome PE ¢18xy FIED SERVICES poreenelie be cvatinble for say Fennec
ple Who Can Write Know Anything” County Michigan Township, “Oatiand March 29th. at 8 5d oman NEw vORTOCK, AVERAGES | D Bom FE ¢18%3 & much neoded service eee yt ae live tn. Call between
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) feet. thence @outh . ce Bast) . 18 186 we PUNERAL SOME unity for selected oppor- aie y 819 Woodward
-_ West 80 eet, thence ee, feet. thewes | News . . Net change Indust Rats Un Bie oT CnAPeL necessary. Must Dé ad years old W HTT © OR COLORED. A att
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Certitina ot Mose as now constructed. | Roger Patterson, 34 ; Meath “eo see 2084 me es +4 1} V - es} Arnold ane resutremente to Mr an Mauer be RESTAURAN?
wc he, ete ry he | Harbor, pleaded Innoceat tess Verena RE EE aD oorheesSiple | ey | ye, ger seed toni.”
must see ommeny Pale Sete | Department | Ing under the influence ot hanes 1988 we vee Nt ws 723 163 6 | FUNERAL HOME AMBITIOUS WOMEN a :
| cash o ot sen r. 1954 high, ‘4 | t ‘ rienced
Com j prompily returned if bid Deposits will be anand before West Bloomfield | ose foe ae 1330 68) 1382! Ambatance Gorrie jane or Meter feunion sho director” Baran Co- ben” dealin “the state, apply
p ete | of State Highway < will recetve «Deed |terl "ps Justice Elmer C. Die- THe 884 tee Monument 4 Dies sant ‘as earns wom neat Telogray ka a) Nort
Sealed bids aS ener | terle. Patterson, who was released \Nerationee erocus . 4A os character who have sec sf Wawra Dp ni
“wi 63-37 Excess” on the ataly markea | ON bond, was ordered ww Figures after éecime & Weeks) BUY D wren oF Lt es to earn $50 8 for 1 2 MIDDLEAGED LADY :
nvelope and sh ide of the) March ° to .ppear a) points are Pontiac IRECT AND SAVE = mor or -art 2 small child care
nvestment ieeree to Michigan" wiste Wiehwer ee-| arch 29. Raldwin Rubber* High Low Noon Robert Je Deoree a Somoecag vectment senurel Per ts Netw: Sastade” ethan zi
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SSF evens T aason bullies, Lansin | For driving under the inft Gerits-Michigan* * HW 209_Cakland Ave. re 31600 — shone _FE tow lake ta ah of Cooley
ili ° ichigan : _ Lansing. | of liquor, S : ence Masco Screws, sea |g auty ators, 2 WOMAN POR CARE OF | YE
Right is reserved to rej . quor, Stephen Gonzales, 28. of Midwest Abrasive’... 32 22 Experienced rs, Cc. OF 1 YEAR
: aci ities bids and to waive erecta ect any or oll 0 Judson St.. was fined $100. He | Rudy Mig" Cores e207 |. BOX REPLIES Enoertenced, om START oe ore.
oeh Sa Wtaccetiittnes Setiedins | Avon Township Justice Luther C| ROT aca cues 1] fue 1 em Noday ey ea
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- at Your Finger Tips | p CHARLES M. ZIEGLER. | Green. wnship Justice Luther C. | . there were replies at BEA ae SALON
| | Lansing, ale Commissioner | Foreign Excha the Press office in EA TOR
‘ Just pick up | For that low FOR nge the earnings
service on an Phone ond coll us for experienced March 32. “S$ try Keelean siete oat used ear, | chon YORK. March 22 CAPs following boxes: \ eaeetenees
‘ your investments. Your inquiri Dixie Hwy., 2% es, 8774 N.| Gollars others tn ments Britain in CAN
—by phone, b inquiries are welcome » 2% miles N. of M-15. others in cents}. en ® % 8,1 A R Sa
3 , by letter or in | FOR .]|Ph. MA 5-9866. Canadian dollar in N 5, 14, 15, %, 38, & other
4 =“ . PERSONNEL | vt" Mas TSE Se see vee org] fon i tog | ES eee = leswoman
. . . You EL _used clothing 3:30 to Tp. of geod | vp 1/1 op ret, tain $2. 79%, 16, 117. Team ten M TN }
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Bs Stock Exchenge ond CA | wy . gtum if . wp 1 16 of @ cent Rel, een 5
other leeding exc LL BON your friend's in jail . (frane) 198 9/16. off ; Ee nee Putt “time
a henges ‘bail. Ph. FE 5-9424 and needs con Prance franc 28%, Panpei.d of « a Mar FO. PERMANENT who would for s woman
' PONTIAC orric , FEderel 4-4469 C. A. Mitchell. or MA 5-4031. morte as p gdeerner fhe tata (Deuteche chine Co “Sanrs benes. trans. pee hate. , oe
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Pontiec Stete Bonk ‘Kell * 3.50, unché paged: Portege) tceutos experience setvice. No erbet, on W Excellent guaranteed salary
FE 4.2895 Building BOND Kellogg Earnings Up | Sistacbattm haan es ceneriany Wil ead te aneee cs | eee pesinua incboda. ™
| BATTLE CREEK # — Kellogg| ts tang anc) tree) | stvree” Fermanem. with inte oa | * LIKE A CASH-G ! Cation’, howpttelieation "abd sick
: _ EMPLOY Co., makers of cereal OBE | sachanged: wranil tine) 108, vochanyca Urement plan. Apoly ng ntl -GET- ees? agers
i ENT AGENCY f breakfast | me : Brasil (free) 1.28, unchanged: Singer Sewin pete ier. -TER? Place a (Cilassifi
2 , ‘ , ; a ‘eat ie aed Monday net earn- (bollvar) 30.68, unchanged; Venesvels ina Machine, 103 NK. ssified
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by Hershberger! Wanted Real Estate 32A| Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 For Sale Houses 43| For Sale ‘ “S Ki
pres aoe eZ | |_.WE WILL BUY ie Ne ahbads “Dhstocnon ere Vi} OPEN 2 ‘
i nA | ERE ae) ce, |. Modemaire | 3 ESS over | ee et cre} «=NoDown | ?itit =. ;
Gon J. 2 Bathrooms L. H. BROWN, Realtor eo ol Payment $14,980 With $3.990 Down:
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ais ts cKl NEY Commerce Lake . 3 bedroom bome. Pull
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WANT CASH? _ Evening. a @unéey 1 ae hl PS stet bootet cares j| WARRANTY ON : e can get O. Tor F. A ’ Tater posser sarace Witbig cance,
. eee need homes tarma, | MODERN 3 BEDROOM ths TC mew le homes, ROsE| musty Actwities ai
Sy cas Stmoed eaicom sar te serve tafcrmeiton Lines Ouse. Per McLARTY, SaOkEn FE 23-2162 churches. Meer ”
Zo, {OF Am honest eovraisal cal | OM Watre TAKE @ ROOM WOO. FOR COLORED Tha NEw ’ ern house. Recreation Rane to We .
, Qlassed in. . Nice : FAMILIES Take Dixie Hwy. ( MUtual 40312. tertord: turn 7
> LAK} BEDROOAL 2, betreems bem Russell Young QALY, URE, EL ReDROOR | RT cae Se es ae
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ng 5) PT Re ead) Bia as a Seem! ~— BROS —- _— 23 7 : FF ; ‘ house income. Paved x a : we SERS 322 <2 Gage. 1985 by Wi Seren i W anted: somes: Farms For Rent Rooms 37 sirvet Near, School. Aubure neat °
Puntane ae Pare ras | Trucks to Rent | “My husband said I should learn to balance our budget, too!” | FATE, Mi, 20% Aen side PE ee Oe LAKE ORION ‘SiS woh BB W 4) Fan, OR 34631. - PRIVATE | PA AT BUS STOP LARGE FRONT basa ee: “Ponties® verse et, | Gis—3S100 Moves You | {--- Help anted | PLAS ; cleal room. FE Sis. Close to stores and > NOTHING > Ao Fiat Mn’ eal re te % Ton 1s Ton Stake | Notices & Personals 25, Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 sey, | CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM LA-| with $2000 dows. Vaceat. ~ +d 5 7 PL Truck m *, mattress, 267 N. ALTER GREEN MY 3-861 Two bedi duplex homes,
Young nn Fin een, te torn | WERE Pontiac Farm and KNAPP SHOES | ASH, FOR seagoneD | con: Bini eee ee ae ee 6 Smt ene Permanent. cetimates. Our work Industrial Tractor Co. gat, EuaworD Savings & ‘Loan Co. W. Bares Feet Oeniee T eedind Lake District On “ass Bid a. .
EXUCASS JEWELRY |WEE UGE Me Geigce Gis| om taper teen | Bikar Serre |e ann eta ro| SPECIAL | “Anchor Real Ratate Instructions 3 WICKERSHAM | "jobs. tome discarder articles | orice 18 HEREBY — GIVEN contre "Sse | Ecapreen 10° Tuorence. 2, dedroom reas, ground nome | aotel rs pa
nme wali" “Pitan ux | ee Pee mee | Ceeeetn e Sae a "a SE See. Mel pees eer wees | DRAYTON : DIESEL 18 GOING PLACES. COME | § G SNYDER R LAYINO,| heuling and odd jobs, OR | Beet Leng Lake Bd bes opeted ete Seay Oot 5-0142.| services. OR }-1208._ further information eall OR 3-2614. - alcne! re for this good pay to the Michigan Liquor contrac Lion? Hou
ty dy now We will versonally in-| pendin and finishing, ve Commission for @ club license to| now for the best and highest ROOM) HERBERT C. DAVIS . «view lined : REDUCED RATE sell beer. wine, and spirits to| offer of value. Quick eash set for st deman. FE 42368. .
men Write for free WE SPECIALIZE IN CEMENT. bona fide members and that| tement. Nice POR A GENTLEMAN | 4925 Pontioe Lake Rd. 7
ine Fower m Diesel” FREE | Cal! for estimates, EM 3-4878. van to serve you. smith) [9M “iN “intent of the Liquor With or without @ garage. 608 80 ACRES _ sample lesson. Utilities Buildi L Contre Commission to grant | Ww Buren, Grant River gpaeet, 02000 + pepe oe ae bd
AL, AR. A _Building Supplies 124) OD AGE oie days from ‘date hereof, NICHOLIE Hick RooM POR TADY. SINGLE | town. “to scres near « Grend Riv That's right iene °
Sakai ear, ee | ot'ps Rees ATE | pore ee | on gap agres me_DaTE|y q¥Qd,HARGER CO. Cee ee ten | Bee aa betes | roel : 72 If call FE 42008, ‘ AND with § Toor "0.000, be .
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mation "Warne School Ine. Box | “i, MASONRY “patios owes etl aa pecomatina” > } GREEN LAKE OF1 ICE man, Private eutrance. PE 2-487. 7 Roow MODERN ROME} BED end” very
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Si BeeR wom rowan | RL OR BY HeeMe Peas | Won MEET SATE g seater, vet ke | piaatt tere aoe | gett belt Ie Tee | Sick Sighs ome shige _ PE +4210. otimate en ws “pis OR 3 5 Ps trous service and the high- Prone OR S107 or OR 1780 rete) eee. Clove to plant, PR Cis, | S208 Besy OFF = —smel_ Pe sas. Painting, Wall Wa “9, | pen to 6: fun I te 6 ras e
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cease Ae RATES | URE |e te can | je weice, Rote [MIE then (| Gene) | ER a modeling @ siding, D. Wright. 3-2000. ee ers. Cash waiting. Oakland Ave re 60 bath and entrance. +1408. Convalescent Homes 38A 5 i emo only. 00. fomily. ag ~
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truck driver mechanic farm Roto- « Sewer Cleaners | _St°¥u e3es.” Wtd. Miscellaneous 28) oS pst secre ae Go| Sele “entrance. “W eer. 7 fireplace, New "st this home Tooms ond bath ;
HAULING ANYTHING | IN | GEW- ELECTRIE MOTOR SERVICE RE Television Service 22) r,re neconpEn 1 con. years of wat : heal Estate ditties ee = ~ HHetel Rooms 39 ter Trio ory ‘cena. “ter a e
ses, UB > 00, 10 Weseen. z HOME SERVIC “ee _* handle aul “detahe goth. we ite Oeutioman preferred. 118 y parce Cm 8 meek cteen, csrees “Ter ata =
or ene, Fe ceses, | Seating caperty Some. ter MIELE Tv ~__Money Wanted" 28A| soi shving (Gat ts today to tl | Leo HOTEL AUBURIN |" sicety decoreed rooms, Fup bare: North Off Joslyn “ AN TR 1-54631 E. Pike PE tu: . Welcome alse lees, Apartm price. Practically new 5 room - doser __ OR 3-8863 Ot RATRIWO AND POOTINGS SEED sue AT Once To Buy — To Selle Trade Motel. 2400 Disie| Cooking and “retrigeration unt } slow, to AN. EXPERIENC DIN LAND. flour 3 toons" pa Dat on eT ee | sao 21818 ey YOU BUY IT- WELL INSURE IF Stgheey, 4. Aubors Pe ‘368 BD. CHARLES, Realtor hed” second heer aay
gitzsbonss sorvume of baat | Ems nwa. PE ‘SAH, Free) "uF SrRARA iy | niet onal interes Pm rath Boca AP SORES NOE | Hotel Rooms 29 FE 4.0821 Saneranee, cape te
Laseiere tion ‘as gareighers sof estale of MASON CREW AVATTASLE | Mace. FESO. CONDOW'S| Wanted to Rem = 29 MAHAN sate ares EBT, Fae MUROW MOTEL. cLmAN | pp “Semon “Soin PEs Cement griveway, tt oeige
On >. teem : mod s by day or wk 1717 & Telegraph Rd eves $11,500, terms,
A Modernize Your Home _Ty Service 22A|* 2ktuuned s room house of low. REALTY CO. REALTORS Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 fog. teres a FR FE | Cooperative Estate Exchange a
0 ~ Sua "Pie vezse 7 OY ATE | Cope Even as bene ia “HOTEL ROOSEVELT 3 Family—Close In : 308 Eves. ‘ta 6 ATE ENTRANCE. oie SE VE In” rental ares “ FE2 , NEWLY DeconaTED nooms we |G. I. Resale vel cwonn a | : 3 bedrm. home, tI] old vatery caparate -~-
ah Balhae Ee Sze) seGhtax : . THE and lovely beth. air tore, = Sale water heater storm churehes
Rent Stores #0 saan & Pareems. Rice corner let ve heascnably tes “
today . : AT 211. 16-17-19 DIXIE HWY. OR 5 j binh or PRS Low Monthly Payment 15 Acres—North Adams
sT Coutorteble 2 edna vn Brick, Stone & Frame
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1 Mon 3 : Oo nnett inc. For Sele Howes 43) John K. Irwin, ||. lla a & Taxes 14 > "Samer amo come & BEDROOM sone age tome Open Evenings and Sungey 1-6
LADY DESIRES 1 EK. | of aff kinds. Tax service Franklin Ot Je we, Sel ie ueeee VE Sees - re. FE bie fo 3
peptide Se Si Te ee —— 1 BOOKKEEPING - TY PINO night beg nesr Highland. South | "a -noom PURN OR UN. Bivd oe Be house by April "
; ING HA NNA N LI ¢4800. badiv needed . Bo home. | 21¢ 6 Ra PE 5-007 | Call Joan at FE : Scibaren.. BE eo ee |
~~ cb eRe SSS | easel Talorkag 16 | Se, anaes eR | T noc Wotur, ser Be | ane WOMAN WATTS BATES. tee ee Cuutren'e pet FE | WOULD LIKE 80 ACRE FOR) perce oe teundahion. By owner $250 Dn T let
References. Also prectical burs: |” men's an@ women's tailoring. a7) ee ee FARM OR MORE. |@ $245 DOWN » | /empieton 5263. _Sesagy Pere Reoenteeed ebild’s pet, name “Ricky.” O8 | JIAVE tra oe aw ar saris nome, built en) nave ad vane WILLIAMS LAKE RD.
Foees- wate boxe en wit:| FARM TOOLS, SOME | “LISTINGS WANTED | Sittiss and stove imsvated. Ro | "OC Mt: we, o50,ne"4, 5,2 botruem 4 rooms and bath snd Furniture Refinishing 16A | FES", -ciartsen Ma ba CATTLE. FE ‘81358. | pirme pocom vet commereat |_PESi # Marge Ce ‘oe Rasher 40h et cr cica git eaina, peoel| hear Estrsaigjts heater, Ext nice lot close te
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Ate aucag oot eveling FE |B YOURS wosiness wax wirk| Roy Knauf, Realtor || 3. reme ‘sag ca, tr hcsr Reborn stro carer temas, | Set rendy ter eu to tn | “ANTON PLAINS : ne ay te BF wie ow neon ME Pour K. G. HEMPSTEAD well snd septic, tanks in| One of se models open for | 5 room modern throughout. Pull or ay * | 108 yr fom heombe seater. FR | ase ~ 2" of | basement. 1%) car garage. Eutre ; net Tn ares. C Sundwall. PE 42963 aa ee noo eet me tem 0. realtor. 0 and Willieme ake Rd. AP | large lot 2 blocks to | TRADES ner ow =. Gee chy ‘Airport. . Pon- guper market on Diste ne, Only
BROWN | Elizabeth ve aNIIUEE a ' | with child prefered. OR sce cone ———_Ooneeeaeeeeeeeee Completely furnished including TV
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. ow with J vileges , + -| FOR PROMPT InCOME works to share my apert. | REAL coop meen |i ODERN " ree 752201 ft lot. Exterior ail Pometroom ranch style, starter K. 1. Templeton, Realtor & TAX SERVICE | L town. FE ane before 2:30 p.m. ~— rane oat week. Call) completed Finish the intgrior om clele cn tthe exten ei 2338 Orchard Lake R4. PE 4063 Heviey Wed. T tion 31| "AYE CLIENTS ror mop. “PORN cil PER ang sere. | Geaer sveadings tp OPEN SUN. 1 To 8 ransporta ern 2 and 3 bedroom homes week né., Dr $7 500 PRICE nine| for partitions and chimney on in-
on Se Acvarn Meiite orca. Plains * Nom belek heme an poe street, terior, $5,300 with 9386 down. ™ y SU FROM WALLED LAKE TO All ean qualify yy. . on yeh HUNTOON LAKE SUB. "Parminaton ond beck. Must ar. gen oh. ™ Realtor. T Room WOUSE OW CAM TARE With stool, Yule ape meede a liste F C W Peeturine, all larwe roome.
sa, th ba wales Whie Beek Rewee| Bae Fat atex F.C, Wood Co,| mitment pase tom
“ oer Sas poles pangs! vin brick r peanitor Road heat Tis, cae funtoon tnd & doctor men! and 23-1235 Offic ¢. Full price $16,000 ~—
CASH NNTNO a4 > cer bavena sesrdalion street "tail pasement oak Rowrs Aner § ean “On 9 7e °° - ‘erm , years ~ 77a?
fos your unt oiract Promis | Sect webaty rice Soot | fom, keen frog ee i) vale TRUCK FARM courteces service ets waiting if you want cash fireplace : to é. &. £10,000 LITTLE PARI —Sotere 3/ prick. 6 Ry as- pr oy 2 eres ot good our estimate before you sell.| for your home. we get OF. or : room home in excellent com | tered walls. oak floors, oil heat. garden sot). Includes 2 bed- your contract er cali| FHA. financing, we buy. seli or A nN item wim ge ¢. tool shed and | 2 paths, 2 fireplaces. large base. rooms. basement and at- or £044) and ask| trade 8 e atx seeil et ree with lake priv} | ment apt or can be used for; ached garage Full price
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or equity tm: your MPLETE ~ nui gen gor Boon br appctniment” , Pret cient’ will ‘make yous | . ‘Templeton, Realtor| Real Estate Service | {Sune sceer*ang soopt'end | L. H. BROWN, Realtor | Styne” "ate" Meow) PICK YOUR POST- Want to trade 3 home | _W Pe pes Ess Esch BUILDERS TION from the fine job- on — | £® Hills & new or used le buy, FULL PRICE, 950 lote in ewe plat, close in. a
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room home with attached “ ; ACRES EAST ROCHES .
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i . close to church & echoc It's va: AL TONS oor — nice level land. near Mt. Vernon DOWNTOWN
4 ST FOR TWO cant for Jou=move ia, today” me hantel, e S07. DIAL IN YOUR F ae ol con VE SELL SRwer. C0 coeh. 17,500 SQ. FEET
“4 end ll mos. IT’S NEW $1500 DOWN met DIREAMS For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43) Sooraisal ot Tour reales: . | 3,204, nee sirport ogntza fect. | over 11.09 te atom Ss west of ? vorm 2. story ; ve been NEW. MODERN Y _ broblem . buy- : floor area in heart of down-
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te wah ath kinds, of wood complete with all appliances by appointment only. Call RE- 7 1 lot M-59
‘a a gh Sabie. Lacatea ta Wica” anes $1,000 DOWN to dial’ ta'your ‘dreamy jure | —Publie #4100 efter 6 om ROCHESTER PAUL A. KERN, Realtor | Quand, !ai*. “asis“wet" sf" | tp uriness location, commer
oe i 2.3 Se ow Bear new shopping center. Fest Suburban dial “our camber asd. tots 6 room modern, | bedroom first - N, Realtor | 250 cash. ial area right on West of
ns’ meg, queen i room home, im- talk i over. For Colored floor, steel sink and cup- | 31 Oskiand Ave. PE 23-0200 : all building on 40
i WARD E. PARTRIDGE board | full basement, otf fur-|___Reel Estate Since 1919 | 2 lots. city | of sonise, | OY 120 M. lot. 62.780 dn.
£5 HOME—3 ACRES REALTO COLORED In another desirable sec- | GI nace, 96660 with $2505 down. north of Walton Bivd 61.250. sew-| \_.
43 p- t ey ow OR, FE 2-8316 3 bedroom modern home, full nest schoo! ahh coveral iste 03.000 down to qualified G. I. in- AIRPORT AREA or, welts, ane. WARQ E. PARTRIDGE
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a pascusent, Laks’ Pett’ caten, An Outstanding Buy! Good four (4) room frame home. _sruction. PE 6041, FES. | Beat Pontiac Mac As
’ 3 = for business location? bedrms., full basement, gas 4 >» ~ . SOCIATES. INC. une
aS fade x éeei with FOR BETTER HOMES Frofectiona!’ office. tocation’ a? beaticornér lot Pull price only West Side Family Home 3 2 LOTS FOR SALE, CRESCENT |_FE $651
utility Sion large lot, se0ee, BRICK BUNOALOW cage 283 fh oppenite, Pioneer ; Lvpetrooms. possible «hn large | 3 bedrooms West enti Texte Lor-nean | Commercial Propert
aT ot fee podsomme. = lovely seomuailon venom as Bien PROPERTY ot. NICHOLIE & HARGER = dees ca ingeciment. Full basement —f-19e4 me. rs 1 consists of re ft. ”
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Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | basement, garage 2, eS ir: a Wr “Sten o8" goreer pies! Spar mom eet w . =s8 “Cie ‘on Select cae floses for Sale Acreage | 47 ate Bie ina oy ea
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, Eves. iMirooma, 2, odes Cag, Bpite new room coder | SELL NOW! Convenient terms. ies Gnd large lot Sear se) ote 3 bed R BLY De built in vanity iB Stanchions ‘end’ 12h bys | 3 Ceneeent Gown. Terms.
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r vibes “Bows. Boren, Cty of Clarkston, §/ 6:00 ae rE ‘ooess. aad P ~n Bargain ana privil - to mertosge Lake, ¥ Stowe baenee: Bort: Formica—exhaust fan ey Be Dryden. Steve Zelewie. a a lly
. 2 room 2 car $7000, $00.00 mo. SECOND STREET bath txll breakfast ‘room WILLIAMS LAKE ree ene ustom cabinets office Sprites ae ae
3 Termice, Venetian binds Pu sifee Bown. gems. 3 Setrecmes, | Mr. end Mre. just what you saioining ine kitchen Neat as can| Ideal for large family. @ room. RED HORSE Alwintite alum. windows Country Home elice . 1 at $16,000,
Sates | tere a See eure seesere hint, {ise © Bek | Pit “Sesomect’ Barege'’ Peaced | o0- 1 Hoot, Pull ‘basement with d 5 Acres would mans sischon copetnes
Down, ¢ rooms, 3 bedrooms,| tise and * SSody'* Tice | Seek inwn jorge shade’ Desirable | Séditional iiving Casement with $019 Cass Eliz. Rd and storms and screens! Country vine and_onty about 6| ket sites “Will sell sepatctony
Pp Briragees W050 VES mo Lake| fenced beck yard. Beree Gardens" iocation In walk.| finthed Auto. of furnace. 2 car MAL EE ©2283 or FE 30179 Delco oil heat punch tree. home ic faisty sew, Dorothy Snyder Lave
} G ATEW AY Ss to f sweaty | |, CAMBRIDOE VILLAGE and church, Priced te sell! shaun | fo yard win, barbecue 80 ‘fo eeee at Lake Santend treyne Auto. gas hot water 2 nice Dedrooms ‘modern pee re 2ie Ww. Huron
oe heat. ig Se ‘ 5 channel steal 950, $2,500 | _ Plains. OR 3-9768 _ } feet and ll designed kitchen. tot EM 3S
5 wg ee we a! we Gown. } BEDROOM 6 ROOM PUR | plastered walls, select Business
‘ HAPPINESS 12 Ww. rn gs = Du in ‘beauty ena | Yee. one of nicest north site| FHELMA M. ELWOOD| feat si" base ment a blocks | SAB SEARED CH) Saco toumery tebe ite. cor os: A
| BEeetraiive Reel estate Secies | oa aa ae aemtiheie Hip | laree rooms” Carpeus'in tue Bring | __ 9142 Caso'atinabets” fag for BFS’ ct FE | paws van, yo ane us me.| ‘Sedirgigetoen tect cians | REAL OPPORTUNITY prea =, in ‘the fiving C) Lake Ra : E YOU BUY. scaped. This home is very : UP TO room. dining room stair tm | PE $1284. PE 63864; Open 8 to 7 NEAR DEQUINDR reason | 910.000 OR MORE OFFICE OPEN » - ¢ Socd testnee ne tod batt up. Darling 4 rooms modern, bungs- terested ‘contact Clark Real, Es- os se Distribut
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4 A. JOHNSON, Realtor garage, paved Gite. 11,.%0 | PONTIAC MTRS. AREA bara, le re, chicken Tacuse, "beau. Bateman & Kempsen —tate_FE +6482 _ open evenings. time mom Cttaves lot, tne, fires
: 1704 S. Telegraph Road pnroacom, puwoaion ert | ot, Adare ete, och. gore Realtors 195 ACRES sca ie gabon te FE 4-2533 HUMPHRIES | fithtientay Softener: slum) | wonderful Your and location’ tor tome rested. some, ring, and | fot yearn The oroducts wey ars 7 & screens, built it | the unbelievable price of _ some fat. in one of the trade accovtance JUST
REALTOR FE 2-0474 WSL, 1500. Terme. $7950 with $1650 down. ony FE 4-0528 Road frontage on three sid THiie under car new lan You
0) N. OTe Open Evenin List your property with us New ¢ room and ben Prise ot est in tine for cout ‘oun enetusive baste hen
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q Co-Operative Estate Exchange nace. ree ture window all rative Estate hae MM Stout R ita, onl $2500 Pully secured by mer-
; - copper . 1%. 3 ony dooue ae w. M. Stout, Realtor | sndise
b Indian Village J. R. HILTZ must ‘be seen to Be cpprecistsa | saremoor, be’ seen to be | 77% Saninew st PE $4165 | feveral territorte, avaliable in
f A house is like & person— REALTOR The total ie only geesg | —*PPrectoted. FE _¢2008. Open Evenings ‘til 630 Poniise and Oakland =
; Near Auburn Heights Beneath “thes have to look re sen) © 8 ves ve VACANT LOTS | in Michiaan Detron Riboweod
3 ‘ beneath surface to see : We have 2 ) MI BR | Fon ssl —TAVESN BEE
: 8 room 2 bedroom its worth us show you Dequindre Rd. on eeu Own. ; J
‘ hood, ‘Rear ‘ransportation, side} bedroom Brick Colo: 3 Bedrooms two tor only #700 cast NORTH TY Or PONTIAC | Thuis TET, ite, nes
* stores. ete e 5 pial only $750 cash acres located % block from Leo-atei on US 7% south
i! stor Beautiful living room je living and dining room, of! RK REAL win Moore: 3 foot Jot Oniy 9980 down and — large enough for grand pi- * ou 3 lots, located eask ‘of | 1997 B Aubure Ree mee hae Rasen wom ae tee. Sah goed, wey end eneoual oh =
{ Better leek now, Just 9sese. eno, fomey Gums room Pontiac. Only $1.500 down. OL 1-665; Eves. . rerit} dutng apne. pring res a ohter, s3.f00 with $1,000 down.
: . a . New recree- 5A + Near Joslyn Avenue. Close to bus. eenur )
. Easy Aving room. New furnace. I > “Acres gehoote and shopping center $1,006) FLOYD KENT, Realtor by soem
| god AERP Rte rer tee cat met | BAe | See Y NORTH nent we Eatenacts Powe Soe et 4 IT Jaree living room. Large . ° handle a 2 pedrocm bome. near cehesis
4 . ue and a garage Lake F snow fee, wenpine . Good condi- i + yom bath
Feaettos Priced below 're- The monthly payments sre wa el] ront Home IVAN W. Center. 4 room bungalow, pac town. "Pull basement, “fun ‘beth, | © ACRES PACINO 2 ROADS, fore . Betting mute ter
: a nt ttt! | COHRAM | SQ SSS SLES] DEES) Secs Fem oe | cone ena : attrac setting . : . .
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Plan For Fie’ trees Mas fireplace od $2.670 down. Make appolntan eat ae of Telegraph Road on Bridge Lake LEASE 2 6.
FE 20063 LY oper gtist Your Future! recreation room. Luxaireol =| FE 5.5001 or FE 5-971 |, | N tpvied “Owner "I. abbott. iat | FE anes for appointment"
Open Rrennes uture! ch state Price Gibson el or eS 6 ACRES E Woodbriage, ‘Betrott t:_ Call | LANDSCAPING BOSIKES.
: Lg a FE baie or PE Gam) = Oiiperty “consisting ‘ois int te Price sib.e00, |, Open Bvenings end Sundays | Lovely § room bungaiow only 2| STONE REALTY CO. |r )2800- evenings, TRID- |“ Fenced’ in Good vareity, Ever:
xe — searemente with private Bungalow—S A Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | floors, ‘venetian ineds “hull "bese, | 08 Josiyn PE 2033/1 ACRE ON MIS. SLAB Slants. “Ourden tec ones
NEXT bathe each Dasements —_* cres ment. auto. ofl heat. Loc 9 to 8 p.m. daily; Sun. 1 to 5 mete and ' .
2 furnaces. Close . . . ated — com, and lumber 5 room fertilized
’ for your “appointment ‘NOW. Read. ‘A very, neat ‘and LAKE FRONT Hermite, RA. All Black “land. See For P 4“ peme x: mor establish {n'a good bust
— WE NEED LISTINGS clean home. 3 bedrooms BALD EAGLE LAKE pown for Sale Lake Prop. ACRES. A PEW FEET OFF 6. to investigate, Wick & Anna
| Sis, oT K Cen serene | atmeize tc ies | bate, hone r,t | Satie Be | wget oer ; OR - oy “ile Realty Co. oc $2,600 down. rage tg neg = : mment narhe oe ak, Seors. 02 ACR i 1.000 Fr. op ————— acre. : bm SALE OR EXCHANG
Established 1016 . PE 66175 JOHN pavement. tiful reerestion roos frontage on | . 4 ACRES. NEAR| orhood ——_
_ . Open_ 9 ® attached room. 2 full baths,| ‘ake and on Crescent Lake. Level cleared. | New grocery, with 6.D
i ] FURNISHED. You can move into| PERSONA K] ‘ Pioor plan consists of large It eld, OT. terms. Shows aryien’ | Bean Ye mile! Seal st, gm price for "business
this home with no furniture B — room large ving - forme. Ghowa .| oe sa Terms. FE oetee business
‘= © N a my a! eed me | NZL] R dining area, te bedrooms, ‘full | €™8¢ DOWN EDWARD B. KEITH gad vroverty. Write Poatise Press
J | new gas furnace, garage Paved | A HOME OF YOUR nats Romer and Aree wardrobe cedar! “tnroughout situated on} en; THE LAKE MAN Special Assignments
tant side Bee it now at cult | OWN | 7 F Muron st PE 43525 | Master bedroom has scenic view Shown saytime, | LAKE EM 3033 __ We specialize in obtaining defintte ‘
oon vinet OFFERING - 06.060 terms | 7 pnowes, ve a tenet of this beautiful lake Storm wip- | R | Port ‘foron iiss NORTE Ol ape on Sing ons’ pertncne QT Tl eC
S-room west side ~“ SUBURBAN EAST New in ‘51 | Ottawa Hills | Co-eperative Real Estate Exchange | ead ‘raft ‘are inclodes te this er | ussel] Young sonable Le Beautiful | . Rea. Bros hy realy ate Maesirea, THE
terse lting room. amine farwe modern bichon sad mice | venionh ley Webnnee eee cou. | 3 _BEDROOM INDIAN VILLAGE See this exceptions! offermg occ, | 412. W Huron me TOR | _Kaone,* “*eting site Flanders) Coviice a ‘your call” personal s “BIRD” TO SEE
; vo [. teppec . 1 ow ° | me. or trade for | : be uron PE 44525 > “ATT PAW
oe ee + Midamington dr _ Fe sssee ete fot lereer Dome | a Eves ule 200 FT. ; AN”
Sar | Shere motets | av x | PRSSTRSTS SPREET |. gaa errr nr} PAUL D-AMMOND. "appa Ye — room or ot can - Laree | rooms and bath up. 8 rooms of | Close to East Pike t te . ealtor
Soe | Ria iee | Ete seems | Bateman KENNEDY | getedesersti Sates pert] RfQLMESBARTRAM, [2 wiper te yen 7B te | Baal Eesti ecg ce on paved . ® garage with . REAL ou can on. 82 Dixie Hway ss 31980 est of Pontiac
street. riced within 't he WEBSTER SCHOOL AREA. Fine porch. Landscaped lots. Taney Lake } soot Ww en Evenings ‘te oT oe ois LAKE FRONT. THREE BEDROOM For Sale F. a Plenty of room for parking —
-— & mown ef living rm fireplace >| 100, By apponiment please. e Front Special = BEDROOMS | #00 $1,800 down, New «reo, motors foe
bedrms. tiled bath. all on 1 ; . In fact, you’ . room, home. Shady «room ‘modern ‘home.
woman, yocaroom, = cr | bat See, Far portge Brett | \V¢St Suburban sect whee os pee mit 4g SO, a sug [ao DEL RATE prayrom | AREER EET | bon oot BOR scat modern home just ve erill ‘4 acres of excellent land with ft by mJ down Pull ba:h. 000 | 6261 And: -, Sashabew Ra.
block Make an appointment to see| & fine three bedroom block hom rooms Eitohen’ and teeny oak floors. ‘closets “areas; iam” tore
bea ay | mre Te Ra ae sees | eS ae OP Goor ts chenis 6 bye wil | For Sale Resort Prop. 44A Xo ie tp Ret tne were payment. Possession at $13,780 with terms.| rage and more too. $12,490 FE 4-0586. " ode tg offer you such
FAMILY HOME OR IN. furnished . i bedrmm 4 Income wit 2.780 down “Less ‘for Every Night 4 to 7 TOTAL PRICE $5,500 MMiented ere ont E00, CABIN, © score jones, ere nee, Fete paon eet eae
cove ony, Tome +, and bath eroskfeet post gem, wair | bath up cade rome troome ond | Silver Lak 60 W. TENNYSON — Dri basement weaiey room Mil ear and fishing areas” bunting f Foom ‘end wath on first fheer 3 ony aly mock ot about $10,000
down. - foors, plastered Lake privileres, Bee nthie poe! has on ecm ene ows tech | * ver Lake out Baldwin to Tennyson, Call MY seene jot. See this today. | PE 5.0000 eves. Cach or terme. bedresms up. Open be- re ae heated veiding
pe nag ete at only 86.950 | Races. new hot water Theaters, | foctereneh home prer. turn left: imapect one of LAWRENCE Wo Sale Suburban Prop. 45A Stoker furnace. con- today’ oe
on poved street witn bes et NORTE SUBURBAN Onlv ¢$1 600 | orm sew siding. $13,000, | ing Tree ee mood burn- homes” Living room pre. GAYLORD OOOO AAA AAA PAA Senta ‘needs ‘Tepale. 2) artesian = A-l SUPER GARAGE
door Neat ood eileen ail an one foor er ee West Side ott best 2 cer earace and Kitchen with built- — Northwesters on bneeoeee miles from Pontiec en oo Completely equ , a re
RAY ? rage % acre lot of) furnace. Just 2 blocks from the General Sound value a 813680 air feranes, *Gutomatic gas FE 4956 Ordon +6131, MA 6-2503 cash oF 616,000 with terms. prod . Excellent 8 by
J NEIL. ealtor fenes, Total price 81: Mospital “and this home has 8! Ranch Styl Fater heater; oak floors —_—_IME Pie ot $1.000 DISCOUNT R Bide “ieeat for car sales & Comp
Open r , ° rea otvie sev shop. Located rapidly
& Cooperslive Resi Retate Excvange vases Fa > Tits or'Om 3 Tees JFLOY D KENT, Realtor | Beant finite oe Fooms "and with breeseway and attached last, Get ‘yours ‘pow! sont Crawford TRANE SHEPARD” Oy Annett Inc. $id 000 “an pias stock, ina
bss . wrence FE 58-6105 open eves | incinerator and = 50x1s0 tot with rage This attractively, $700 down plus FHA mort- .F REAL
é. Next to Consumers Power double ga. : ecorated home is in new ts. : Rd. 1-751 | %_E. Huron TORR dersi 3-783 ‘
Sylvan City garage. ONLY 62.500 dn. | — condition throu ith seee cos Get Ready for Spri Sale Lot Open Evenings and Sunday WARD E. PARTRIDG
Covert pest $ room home in 89% Note to GI Piumbing. ‘alum imum cope RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Saas Reticle ot Fee 4 “S| macmoan TRIDGE
surroundings s ee ‘ . ;
Large amy ting room. fre. | 4 meden atew. tase. Loon Lake Shores grass "wien paeg sa Baw HME, ae or BS oven! ivjog room Large pleasant well ACT NOW! 2 ACRES ON DIXIE HWY oas| an
t corner china cobsnete. opie end lee at ae wells Pull ad 7 snd oo B.A »fine ranch Loon Lake BETTER SKE Co-operative Real Estate Exchange bs a epace. Clea wee ost oop te ot owe oft nee, chotee ro oom itt aw. Open Eve. 34018
on ent ian pean >| $9.450 furnace. | coudie attached carege let! | This is onlv $6,827 oun tee. a few “Only $15 p aaa oc Seem Theater. All kinds of
stairs, screened front and rear | 1 large rooms. Al Including morvgnge. costs to gual: K KN Delay—Regret "| Sag fis, month.” Excellent land ey Fai Tyo ©: | SHOR REPAIR MACHINERY AND
A peeeE Bor tse eysiae, see Be) ESV Get en eas ee | AITIpSen DSEN | tares,2 betvorm tape sete!) 1 BROWN : — |S pelt race arr . appointment only. CUCkKI ER RE AT TY ; : asaw. | | Has verv neat "Semnpans kitobess | + ° WN, Realtor 120 Acres $1,700 Inquire
», 4 Bedroom Rancher noe wh beee “ATTY || Commercial Zorte | Realtors FF. 4.0528| West Side | Fuh Plenty of cupboard space. | 4282 W. Huron ____sPE 2-419 Rowell-Ponten sree. % mi.
Eves. PE 16143 FE 5-83 A nice (9) ho’ " | to mise You won't want DESIRABLE BUILDING voret fond . 8 room ee
I west cide, Nenation. | larse OR 3-687 3 bome ‘and business “Well located, | 377 8. Telegraph Eves. & gun Excellent fomity home with 3 Call for further -nformetce’™* | Bloomfield Pontiac. and Water:| Jeune dairy’ base” Promutnes $17 S00 with se'eee aenk, EDsaire.
breese | y 64) foot frontage fi Township $ or lease.
” Suny. woe venience, pie NEW OL HOMES. 81200 down | Price i 914.200 witn terms. © EW BUNGALOW firepiace, fat ‘tise’ diniee room CRAM EORD Sylvan R It farm Cralve Dyke Ra.
= window, big k Plus the m ge c0st| 3 bed- WE ANE Ja AL and there is a nice cheery . W . eda y
/ ss Hits breakfast Note of room brick homes Plastered ID Coes” Near Lincoln J Kitchen with breakfast $2'4_W, Huron ____FE +154
é dears automatic teat and ‘bet | Walls. divided base LAND CONTRA come On this | too. room 3083 Orchard Lk.
. RE St Beers ee BS ete CoE | conse tats | Seti pea) Sue Ba : AUBURN HOTS. 2 bedroom home. NI HOLIE Near St, Joseph Hospital Seminole Hills yench home} soachnns edn SAT. SUN, 9 TO 5
5 ” iT) Living room 10x20. Utility room. _| moor Large modern 2 bedronn Another one of those very liv-| fie noth, etre kitchen. 2 car
7 x : ° room ble hom garace lot. »$12.
NI BUD se Sian "Sees” | AND HARGER CO. | Hie Bene Stsorenseae | PEGE ad oe Res orp sare | aN AN, LAKEFRONT ( THOLIE BARGAIN FOR CASH. Needs re Open 8:30 ‘til 8:30 PONTI sun room or den. location| Se!¢ @ svar & room moder. water & . ‘is as
pair. 6 foom house on porch | -—~—Huron St Ph. FE 5-9183 . AC REALTY is excellent too. oem im bath full basement.
3 peat estate “and insure side, $2,000 17? Baldwin PE 5-8273 enced lot $8600 terms
: fii 3 BEDROOM BRICK. 'Separa‘e din- | me RANCH HOME $10 monte, Retin _ Dandy 4 room bungelow.. P, . . m
ES AMP FO R| Book wall orwell carpet "brecnet | prisee gf Z'iaree” bedroom? tie ASO Down Pare egsies tive. "a fies | is, Noghs, trom Catholic Church way. attach ath 9 liv 4 rms. all mod. —close to Fi 22S | Has 2 bedrooms cath
CASH? ‘ ed garage. Full base- room, sharp| Pian sher | eas heat.
; Classified ads| ment. Near Waterford High School | ‘hem larce ‘usilitv. mew 81.000 t—large lot—bareain priced. > . only OO.
# $15,750 with substantial dowa oil furnace, 10x30 breezeway, 11% , $7.500 CASH
. turn into dollars belong- ment. pay- | car garage, latze lot. Offered Nothing Dow Buys this new 3 bedroom modern DREAM HOME
+, . ’ fully furnished for only $8,200— g wa rapch ty modern’; & room bungalow 19 ft. Iiving 4
‘ re not using. . rms.. ’ 3 bedroom ranch type = 6380/ goed fertile soil. This. proparte deliehtful kitchen & dinette.
: C H mortgage costs to G 1's. prope bedrooms. bath. heat.
‘ FE 2-8181 for an ° ° AYDEN R. J. VALUET, Realtor . - at this price this week only 950 terms. was
: . . Watton Bind, | FE BO | 346 Oakland ave’ Pe yd 1M WRIGHT, Realtor | Dorothy Snyder Lavender] JOSEPH F. REISZ
‘ Open Co-operative Real Estate _ 58-0441 31490 W. Huron au Ww. . ; .
re 7 | Real Estate Exchange PE 2401 or Bh '3-3900- Sunday call PE seve or FELIS |. ust n FE ;
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TUESDAY. MARCHE 22, 1935
PER MARKET
of $200 900 right
_ rin of Detroit; LL 4 “11 008
am WIDE
John A. Landmesser, Broker
FE ¢ 1562
SUNOCO STATION
FOR LEASE
C. HAYDEN, Realtor
06 _E. Walton Bivd. Open Eves.
$1,300 Discount 5.050 te handle 3 bedroom home
on 1 acre. excellent purchaser.
R. J. VALUET, Realtor PE 54-0683 345 Oakland Ave.
FOR A LOAN?
reap out Mle” protect you
BUCKNER & FINANCE CO.
COnvan M SaGrnaw « HURON
to get money for past-due
bills, repairs, or other
spring
i eee GENERAL
PUBLIC LOAN |§ 69 W. Huron’ FE 3-7181
NEED ) $500
WITH QUICK SERVICE?
SE:
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Ph. FES-8121
Home & Auto
Loan Company) ’
mowss st dametay Fw 8 LOAN CO.
FE 2-9206
_ Mortgage Loans 54
LOW INTEREST
Swaps 55
ANTIQUE BOOKCASE, 1962 PON-
pont penne — ey Eh =~
we et eet for lake
property or model . b0eT Hikies Ri._Commeree,
type) tor saie trade for or
Settle Stable ther"t hae
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THE PONTIAC |
‘Sale Household Goods 57
one Ea eneeaee* Ap cise e yenge, CLAYTON'S
SE Te ALCO BLONDE ROUGH i . .
plastic like new. In perfect con-
@ition. Less than 1 year old. Ph.
OR 3-7665
“CLAYTON'S Ss
s-ovie
Furniture, ture, Appltances
REG FEMALE DACHEHOND Pom | _ ‘ect condition. Mi-tawg, 7°" what hav FULL s12E GAS RANGE. GOOD
Fiat a fOmk Soy TaRE | ait Mee Lcers Powe none eared |. vue. ‘ Be 10 FE tae
crotirt gaiser gitdesss fd | Pht Petula ‘ea, OT ¥ Buren, Bear Port SaTECEO TABLE. OCCARIORAL furniture er onto ter | eee
. TRAILER ‘EXCHANGE eve see vege cnanet ; pose
stg Stkoes_raacreng. ok | PAS Rane, FOL, A, PAP What have you to swap? W. P.| (eajieé, Sluminum Soe eee 30.
i 14 Mile R4.).| Ste G00p MOUSEKEEPINO =o ee OF PONTIAC
"Tomy veoh ise MOOESR | ox w. tures ~ x
soeneemcrnes| paral BES Lu ae ee ae ss Be L. H. BROWN, Realtor : Me EW,
pan on 956 Hures x For Sale Clothing 56) hs"
: Livino Room w.
Vaceone, ring ‘sae Sots < | tporesinted: 8 rales S508 Pac length era ne coat Pry irreeulars eo
: zs 7 N .
Oirenses, Sissy #10 TL PE pene | fie"tya@M, palma, Weleghone We Use sENSE! SAVE PRR ter Sqft Ritehen table. $8, OR
& Woodward. Birmingham MI | mer oie . z
Sale Household Goods 57| WAL COVERING |... abe Smith’s, 257 S naw
a esa a Mantes. | COLE aE FART TNTIQUE —_FURMITORE a5 coer Seose . ; -
RANGE | isbn uscd TV... Sees Sat Georscland. ‘Drevtos WALTON TV
ee ee Cor 4 mos., clean, $40. 100 W. Brook- Be tca FY, MOTOROLA com:
ast af pe Te LY
‘MAIN FURNITURE
Baldwin’ Next to
900.25 tL. WaGreER_ CO,
wee m. Cor. Pontiae
6-0221
be convinced 52 Gal. Electric
Ee
3 ROOMS NEW AND
USED FURNITUR
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“TRADE-IN SALE’
MODEST MAIDENS
By Jay Alan| Fi
/ K ly “I don't care how I look. It is the weight on my mind
BURMEISTER’S
LUMBER TWO YARDS DETROIT H
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BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co.
pT ms pet ost McBride Hard Hardware OPEN SUNDAYS ¢ TO 12 FE rem
ee Sy fe eee,
Werle! 345 Dixie or, on
FUEL OIL TANKS a ar a
] cap Delivered. re
55-1467.
» DRAINS CLOGGED?
USED < @cu ft 040 86 R. B tric.
Ww ELECTRIC
ein “oats WAYNE GABERT’S
APPLIANCE SPECIALS
Sito . Bod. M........ bf Sev
Maytag "used washer... $38 ALAN
i ea iny"otners to choose from. Easy | that I want reduced!”
121 N. Saginaw PE 5-6109
WOulfet and tea agen, In excel | FOr For Sale Miscellaneous 60 lent condition Call Romeo, Pia- POSS UCe
teau 2-2300 after § SB YOU WANT
For Sale Miscellaneous 60, 1+* year we wrecked ever 221
“ances 7 ‘ TOOLS, “oat wow tee watee comteant te
2258 Dixie . PARK FREE! We employ #@ men. not
_F wreckers but expert dism
$20. Storkline baby carriage, $15 artists.
PE_¢7131 Tir We ship all salvage meaecrials to
sewer cleaner chain saws, gas our main y
pumps rented and repaired. Now, tf you need
CONE’S RENTAL pune materiale, <a ° >
ore NEIONBOR A = - ry
“ga arenes site Grebard take | NAME WE MAY IT ¢ PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE. : Chicago roller skates wi cave 1266 W. 8 Re.
ANCHOR FENCES ps a
Paen eefiuares Pe ein & MC Y BICYCLES BOYS. MADE IN ENO- MACHINE
iste. sralue 844. Bich’: | OU Ae WORK gan Fluorec 383 Orebard Lk. | FE 5-7635 2529 Opdyke Ra. ve.
ee ees, Tor Garage Doors
water wold ai "ete avail.
GiGeembaies| Races noe PE coal, err om
Artists’ supplies, hobby hor eevering and, Mec-O-Lat
su ies—check our clas- ouTT je ae
sification “Hobbies and) for snd pench see slighey weed.
INSULATE NOW
AN D SAVE MONEY
c
BLDG. SUPPLIES G00 Cente HOT gy Cue
“KENTILE-
5 CENTS EACH
FLOOR SHOP
Your chetee of Jacobsons Toro.
Motor-mower Fairbanks. Morse
Pincor, Rio rotary and
For Sale Miscellaneous 60
L
vments eng tee w
SIS eidietn insta 1 8 Woodward (N ot ““
MI 46008. Mi Rd). Birm ———eeee
IONEL & AMERICAN
FLYER TRAINS SERV-
Reasonable. FE 23-3961.
New & Used Lumber
‘Bute — 2x68 ~-
our figures eo
S RPLUS L MBER
NIZED 1 IN. PIPE. 19¢
PER FT. 775 SCOTT
LAKE RD., FF 4-4228, wii Sw
frmens- S2 Ta 202" 21%" Rah.
, 1%" Rebt. BV .. $8.25
No. 1 Pir Di
sion. air dried sizes. Call
our .
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re —%" Fir ee “40
Se bs ae $5 92
me -%" Fir “+
28-66-16" Pir 63.62
Oak Floorina %''s2%
Belect Rec
SET? JAMBP PAINT ORADE
VERTICATING Pole VON RETO: LL 048.06 ~value $28.95. also
Fluorescent, NYT “KING BROS.” RD AT OPDYKE
son, 60
Tl “ORIDA ROOMS
indowe vend “deere “ty cheese from.
CEE WEEDON
"Regular 40 to 87.9" first ora
ms.
PA HI ,
DOLLAR FOR PAINT?
ee
State
Rocheste
FLO’ AQUARIUM Tropica’ fisn ana
* FE 41873
POINTER with _ FE r.
S HOME
supolies, 186
74
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BANTAM. Vaeety TO
WANTED:
ing . 1
PIANO BARGAIN
60 FT. NEW GALVA-|*=
Farm i
4CYD AND ACC TR. OoTH-
er farm machinery.
chien fa a ro 6507 Disie wy. MA
ALL KINDS OF MANURE. SAND.
ANY AMOUNT OF TORE. 64ND | a . anytime.
ALi, Kinds OF GRA
fii dirs wade Svenin
3s. Paxven- a Panbahe, NK 6 :
Sata estate toe BLACK DIRT
TR :|_ job or hour MY
CRUSHED OWE ABO BAW D, Orevel and
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4 EASY CREDIT TERMS
™ RING BROS
YOUR
coMPLr
13 hole with BARGAINS
Used Garden Tractors
me i if re E
MOBILE
Foraiture ‘house. lot or what Deve
"“Oxiord Trailer Seles
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a eee
ih DEALER
erase seeder and
‘HOUGHTEN & SON | #1113
Exchanae eanegth Spamon
fee bear
i Ses Ente
Recemaioned raters, oe
ARTS—STORE
Auto Glass Service
When you need it! Have trie@
orede our service? Grass in
you wait. Insurance hono:
Free 1 ib.
with Al. work
windshield
ot coffee *
fect sdoo “elase or
mo te 70 GLASS co Ave
NOW WRECKING
1949 Pontiac, good motor, ,
transmission, right hand
: fenders and door, and all
other parts. ‘OR 3-5313,
after 5.
.
NEED DOUGH? Sell
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= DOWN OVERHAUL
Use Our
Budget Plan PAY ONLY
_ HAROLD TURNER | ™ 464 S. Woodward,
SFREE ESTIMATE
SALES
‘Averill: Ss
eat Winns, IT’S SUMM
We are for our
pr summer sales, Top
ar" for cars
i ma. ‘”
HUR N-
MOTOR SALES w 2.264
cars “48 to "54.
Bagley Auto Parts
ve Oe) pactey ot
“See M&M Motor Sales Por Gates om tate moset core.
Dumke OR 3-1603
wrecked Du junk ears. Hol- lerback’s Auto Parts, FE 6-1431.
ry .
WANTED oN CLEAN & SHARP title-Money waiting at
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES
For Sale Used Trucks 90
MISE ELSESE
Free ts
.
RY MOTORS AND YEL |
WILSON GMC
Oakland at Cass
Sales, Parts & Service
OPEN EVENINGS
FE 2-9203
__For Sale Used Cars
1
MOTOR SAL ES
282_W. Burg FE 2.2641
‘v4 CHEV 210 SERIES HEATER
55 =
00d condition 4393
io TEs & 000 miles. OL 62378 after 7
i961 CHEVROLET DELUXE 210
4 Gr. radio beater. turn sienals
aT will help|
MY
oy Leta BODY
gis. 300 «Baldwip Ave. f
1950
work.
_FE #143
ae Gee 7 DR DELUXE. Ra-
dio beater undercoat. piue ac-
| 7 "CHEVROLET + Jacket ponte. Genesee Sales. “air Sun gold and Ivory Fully - tow mileage, and
condition. $) rE
ne RADIO, HEATER.
als, back up lights
Ts, power glide,
and white wai] tires Only 5800
miles. $1560. FE 2-1344 .
308 Orenera Orenard ‘Lake At Ave Eb a03e
$3% Union 8t ‘OG APRIL 11TH FOR A
Alaska
or 2 ay wanted to share
@xpens«- & help drive. FE 54-2735
A NO FOR ene.
§ CHEAP & SCRAP CaRs. ” PE 9-2606.
A
n. |
im 1955 Cadillac | _ $80 CHEVROLET 1952 DELUXE 4 DR
Radio. Heater, Light blue Good
condition vate owner.
_*5n,
Ps CHEVROLET, DELUXE
_ door, clean, bargain FE 3-7542
i CHEVR¢
smal] down ment, take over | _payments. FE 2-1347.
| 194 CHEV 20 senres
miles OL 6-2378 after
i CHEViE
‘47 Plymout ..
‘41 Pontiac
Plem@y Other Late Models and Trapaportation Specials
| 115 8. Saginee
-CHEVS.
1954 Left-Overs
Hurry While They Last
THE HIGH DOLLAR ah ALL BODY STYLES
@sed
"AS LOW AS Dine
J. VANWELT |
“Yirrec ” $1326.41
Headquarters | for Chevrolets
13 MILE AND WooDwaRD
it. 9406. io?
- | ieee
a oe Sou PE
o 2165 Pontiac Rd after $|
MI)
*'Needs Cars| = 5s
CARNIVAL by Dick Turner| _
{
or ‘31 Nash, overdrive = OL i ‘
is clu! coune.. .... ” $306. a, Pal
32 Olor te bardion a yet) clean iow mileace. PE ’
Pee ce Es | ETRE CRONE FO 8 Ford ni aere Sa: wn /ae’ ere. re signals
Ford wl - soe coe : s pA
% “Si Caine > es’ | Share Solendid condition. $1396.
B Sin est scence BE | SpEOREIO” ta aaee Pe LAKE Aa Be IR. yd ae radio 2
4 pORDS Cave. or orre ‘Bel Aire.” wower! is RAT ma.
WE “nic fom plctuos 6 panale SEE THIS FINANCE £35 ‘uo “breance’ ar Olds. 98 4 dr. Radio. Hester.
iA cease tele twete ae | teary incre | Tae oe | ECONOMY USED CARS | | Seg Riamnonoe ant erent ose mm Ry SONTIAG 154 RAGIO” HEATER
ace | 23a soe FomTIAC 1B Cusront | PONTIAC, tR_RABIO, EATER MOTOR SALES | emwslpmurte we “eet PE bose. a & hydra. radio and heater.
1954
FORD FOUR DOOR
Factory Official’s Car
P1195 Other models oo wan Vergome
or overdrive to select from.
"TARRY
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
Feit TE WE FINANCE TO ANYBODY
STOP IN TODAY
ECONOMY USED CARS Auburn rE ¢213)
. | FORD ise TUDOR, jack AND
as es
Pie |- See Ht and youl! bu
FE 4-4531 | Bob F rost, ‘Inc. Hargreaves
arti SW oodwar ard
, 3 BIRMINGHAM
ite FORD 3 DR. NEI
waht oa ae “vou. sia EM 34
BARGAINS
GRR -B “62 82dr 10
; | egy, more to to choses tro 17
STS MOTORS DESOTO.PLYMOUTH DEALER
__812 8. Woodward Birmingham
Wi FORD ¢ CUSTOM LINE 6 Low
pecone reasonably rE
"a FORD _FORDOMATIC RADIO heater Tudor $850 FE
voap WES | WAGON.
a eae SEDAN, LOOKS, _runs very good, $96 Ena
GOOD CREDIT!
BAD CREDIT!
NO CREDIT!
YALL COME wi
“What a racket he’s got! I do most of his homework, and
then I have to give him a dollar for every ‘A’!”
_For Sale Used Cars 91) |
PIGGY
BANK
SPECIALS | "$2 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DR.
2 to choo For Sale Used Cars 91 LALA al
ee from, perfect 1 owner
ante ims. 6245 or your old car
Bob Frost, Inc. COLN, MERCURY. DEALER
art 7M >. Woodward
BIRMINGHAM
4) '48 Pont. 4 dr
es | Matthews. jee
] TO
| m1 ‘. SAGINAW 8T
ATION
_ ; MOTOR SALES
|" "We MOLD YOUR NOTE |
Pei pe a |. IMMEDIATE 395, Cal) after 4.00 FE 5-3504 DELIVERY ise CHEV, RAINO EATER, Th | NATIONAL
| sonnbie Cas ve be seen ot 3008 Wo) | MOTOR-SALES~-
am 8. SAGINAW 8T.
“47 “KAISER, a00D_ TRANSPORTA-
tion, $95. FE_5-1808
‘47 “LINCOLN 4 DOOR RADIO.
| Stree electric windows. $100. OR
‘33 MERCURY HARDTOPs, ¢ TO choose from You will Lave C)
hard time picking the best £
| se 1 owner trade ins pric |
as low es $1,485 |
| Bob Frost, Inc. | LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER |
850 S. Woodward
BIRMINGHAM
| 1952 932 MERCU RY RADIO. HEAT.
et, Merco-Matic. 5 new Sree
$1.050 Good shade 8 am
2 pm ~All day Sat and sun "3
06 _FE $9630.
THIS ONE!
: ——— |
SEE
1948 Mercury 2 dr Radio Healer
| Spotlight. Runs good
| ber At the bargain price mor | es!
8 Oakland _PE_2-2351
LOOK! 1954 DODGE CORONET, 2 DAN BEAUTIFUL GREEN. LOW MILEAGE
1954 NASH STATION WAGON
PERFECT RUNNING: CONDI. |
SPECIALS
Make Us an Offer
1946 Ford
| 1946 Chevrolet
| 1047 Plymouth
1948 Buick
| 1948 Kaiser
| we HAVE ALL CLEAN CARS. |
| MORE THAN # TO 008E
Ha ad SEE US BEFORE YOU * TR. (NSPORTAT ION
| IT 8,8MART TO BUY YOUR
"COMMUNITY +
MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rocheste¥
OPEN TILL 0 P.M. | er FE 2-9101
ba
y ’ " j .
fe eee ee 7 eee eee a 1°51 Olds Red Conv
nese fyemnnee sot
R SE- 4° TONE |
Bright Spot $295 |
Your Chevrolet Dealer
‘ 8 44546 |
i? NASH, EXTRA CLEAN —_ 878 Scott Lake Rd.
WO TONF BLUE ‘53 8v-
per 68 4 door cond)-
tiow Radio and heater re | BES transmission. $1500 OU |
OCDSMOBILE 3 DR ve reamiine
_3
THE BRIGHT
SPOT
“WARMER”
Weather”
‘COMING’ Buy ‘These Now
at Spring Prices!
DON'T WAIT!
Radio |
and heater; hydra.
light.
"52 Chevie Bronze Conv. |
Radio and heater ; white |
walls.
For a young lady of |
fancy. |
53 Chevie Bel Air hardtop.
GM official's car.
A clean car for choosy
people
33. Chevie Bel Air 4 door. |
Two tone, radio and
heater
White walls, P. G..|
the great family car |
'S3Chevie Bel Air Club| Sedan: two tone green.
Radio and _sheater,
w. w., powerglide. A gem. |
8
‘54 Pontiac Chieftain
deluxe, blue beauty
Another fine family’
car.
These and Many -More |
Clean Cars!
At Pontiac’s Best Spot
THE
Cass and Orchard _
FFE 8-0488
DON’T LOSE A MIN. |
UTE in recovering your |
loss! Place a Lost Ad im-
mediately, to reach the
finder! Dial FE 2-8181 for 1953
Buick Super ¢@ dr. with radie.
| heater Dynafiow and custom tri-w
1953
Olds 2
. + Buiek Sedan Original paint Reet
ts.) catue~ceier- Low Down Payments | 1 iSce"ensine “perfect tondttien
53 Pont. Cata. ....$1645| Red and white, Inquire 1 Ww.
47 Chev. 2 dr....... $175! tose oLpes +2OOR SUPER a8
'47 Kaiser 4 dr..,.... $125 | Encelient condition. Radic. heater:
55 Chev. Conv't... .$2495| siass, rear seat speater white 54 Chev. Bel Air...$1545|_Fe piel ot Bea Fe PE 2 ieee ‘SI Pont. St. Wen... .$995 | WiLL, sacr ou) QUITE
‘51 Ply. Sta. Wgn.. ..$745|_Pe ast iss payments, "52 Chev. Sta. Wen. .$995 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN
52. Chev. Suburb‘n. .$745| ies Pimouh rordeor .. § 'ts "53 Chev. 2 dr.......$695 [ett Otdsmobie Chub Coupe $
51 Stude. 4 dr.......$395 joe pease Forder et 5 395
'52 Chev. 4 dr....... $795 | i8eb beset ‘rordse 200 $a
53 Chev. Bel Air... .$1245| ies bodee“Porsne too $38
SO Merc. 2 dr....... $595 | 1350 Panes renee $8 |
"51 Pont. 4 dr....... $695 | 1990 Plymouth Pordor § 400
'53 Dodge 4 dr... .$1198 | 1888 Deacto Chih Coupe 3). § te | "50 Chev. 2 dr....... $575 Hy Plymouth Fordor |. g $s |
'54 Ford Cu. 2 dr... $1645| ist Piymown Severban 3 Bb 'SO Buick 4 dr....... $A95 | 1881 Mercury Chub Coupe’ 8 oes |
fcc ce Rae ie ‘ ser 4dr....... 7
’47 Chev. Clb. Cpe...$175 1663 Descto Sedan gst |
'53 Henry J 2 dr.....$595 | | 8 Doge dr... $2498 BRAID | ’SO Chev. 2 dr.. . $245 sate
Pike __ For Sale Used Cars 91
1953 1954 RANCH WAGONS
LARRY -
JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
| ‘51 Plymouth 4 dr....
"| "51 Cadillac 4 dr.....
| '52 Plymouth
| 49 Chevrolet
52 Chrysler Pw. Stg. $895)
’52 Chevrolet 4 dr..
’52 De Soto Cl. Cpe..
’53 Plymouth 4 dr...
"52 Stude. V8 O.D....
49 Dodge 4 dr.......
| '49 Ford 2 dr.........
’46 Pontiac
48 Plymouth ..
41 Buick
TRUCKS
| 2—'52 Ford Pickups
’53 Dodge 171” W.B.
50 GMC 136” W.B.
48 GMC Stake %
Riemen-
eeeeeere
. .$795 |
"$295 |
.$999 Ds
MOTOR
ton to tam.
BUY SELL A
MA 646141 TAYLOR'S Sharp. Low mileage $1.445. Will
GOOD USED CARS » | tte ese oF Ble —
cwfgascon' of Gtesponates | at" gees" thay Mf tet TAYLOR’S ‘62 PONTIAC 8 CHIEFTAIN, HY-
At Walled Lake ; Gr. Pow 5a ta “otgr and boay P) ‘a? uot 1561 " 23,000 mi. .
OUR LIST Musee gf Racellent oodtion
OF FIRST CLASS CARS | "Bite "Sins ar earesers i bir
TIP TOP USED CARS 1960 Chrysier Club Coupe
Pp]
1953 Dodge 4 Door, 3 Tone 5 .
1951 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 Door
$545
cc ccccees $145| 1980 Ford, Custom 8, 4 Door
tones $100 $445 oeececeees $75} 1900 Pord Custom 8 2 Door
cossevess $195 $245
149 renee & 4 Door
CLARKSTON
SALES
CHR YSLER-PLYMOUTH
8pm. Dail
D
~ MARCH SPECIALS ISPRING
|
|
|
| $0 Buick Special ¢ at” Dyas
schneider #&s.7/¢ 5 | 47 Fiymouth 5 S schup.
232 S. SAGINAW ST. | 3 Spsvis ts ise Open "til 8 p.m. PR dr = Eas at $150. |
FE 2-9131 West Side Used Cars
PE 4218
4.
SPECIALS AT. TURNER'S
1955 Ford 2 Dr. A real low mileage beauty with a new car guaran-
tee. $443 down and $50.20 per month. or your old
car down, or $10 down and slightly higher pay-
ments.
A-] Buys
49 Ford 2dr. ...$ 199
49 Nash 2dr. ...$ 144
"49 Chev. 2dr. ...$ 199
'49 Packard Sed. $ 144
51 Kaiser 4dr. ..$ 199
50 Plymouth Sed.$ 199
51 Ford Victoria $ 599
52 Chrysler 4dr..$ 944
'53 Ply. Sta. Wgn$ 999
53 Ford 2dr. ...$ 899
49 Pont. Clb. Cpe$ 299
"52 Ply. Sta. Wgn$ 899
54 Chev. Wen..$1399
"53 Merc. Mon. ..$1444
51 Nash Sta Wgn$ 544
52 Dodge 4dr. ..$ 599
"51 Merc. Cpe. ..$ 544
53 Chev. Bel Air.$ 944
51 Pont. Catalina$ 744 Cheapies
48 Packard 2dr.... $79
48 Frazer Sed.... $99
48 Nash 2dr...... $99
47 Hudson 2dr.....$99
49 Ply. 2dr. ......$99
47 Merc. Sed. ....$99
46 Ford 2dr. ......$99
47 Ply. 4dr. .
49 Ford Sta Wgn $199
'47 Buick Sed. ....$99
’46 Nash 4dr. .....$99
Convertibles
"48 Ford cececeesd 144
53 Ford ........$1199
"SO Ford ........$ 544
'52 Chev. Dix 4dr.$ 544 8 Olds ...... .$ 14
30 Ford Cpe ...$ 19 52 Chev. ....... $
52 Ply. 4dr...... $ 644
51 Olds 4dr. &..$ 644 Trucks
52 Henry J 2dr. $ 399
51 Hudson 2dr. .$ 299
50 Merc. Clb. Cpe$ 399
54 Stude. 2dr. ..$1099
54 Merc. 2dr. ...$1544
52 Ford Victoria$ 844
51 Ply. 2dr. ....$ 499 '53 Ford %4T P'up $644
52 Dodge %T ” $599
40 Ford Sed Del$ 59
’55 Ford 4T P'up $1044
50 Ford %4T P'up $399
HAROLD TURNER, FORD
2 BIG LOTS
464 S. Woodward, Birmingham
134 Mile at Woodward
Midwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4001
JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001
dr with radio heater
end Hydramatic V - Rocket
eine and one owner.
1954 Chevrolet 2 dr
radio. héate en-
Bel Air Tu-tone
| tf and low mile- “e
$995
be Pontiac with redic
er and Nyaramatic Deluxe Chat |
one owner . j
1952 Dodge Pere Te ee 8 tor ae radio heat-
er and Canary
vellow deluse mode
1953 | Chevrolet 2 dr. with radio, heater |
and low mileage. Very clean, one
$595
195]
2 AN me tn 2 ls
1951 Chevrolet Club Coupe Radio and |
heater, Dark bive A very low
price thi. car.
1950
Buick 2 dr with radio heater
and nafiow. New ovaint and
good running !
LADIES’
_ DAY
SPECIALS $245
1949 Buick 2 dr.
$325
1949 Pontiac 2 dr.
$95
1946 Buick 4 dr.
$295
149 Plymouth Sedan
$495
1950 Buick 4 dr.
$295
1950 Chev.
$245
1951 Hudson 4 dr. 2 dr.
$295
1950 Dodge Sedan
~ OLIVER
BUICK, 210 Orchard Lake Ave. | have LETS’ TRADE FOR A LATE MODEL) 53 Willys wa Ford
R Seu Go $1095 $495
1953 Chevie 4 Door 210 Series. Radio and heater, clean | a eek radio, of Pontiac ear heater and Dynafiow. toater tramatie, Sooee steer- $850 { $1295 ing and es.
‘ Catalina DeLuxe like new Beautiful $2095 Corai and Ivory, discount for 1 year .
$1500 "53 Chev.
| Bet Air with icon heater and "51. Ford Rew drive-tinis-one for : ew Yo? Peret-h ‘end reety™
1951 Nash Custom, 4 Door Sedan, O. D. Radio and heater, for only,
* 1950 Pontiae Coupe. a ome owner, has radio and heater,
@ buy.
1948 Nash Ambassador 4 Door,
$195
Visit our two lots before you buy anywhere
150 S, Saginaw St., 1054 Pontiac
1064 Butee 4 Boer | ,
sure, make your own deal
1962 Hudson 4 Door
1951 Studebaker Coupe, OD. in
beater
196@ Buick 4 Door, ‘Cy Owens’ “Your Ford Dealer’
"SAYS" ‘ Look At Your Car (EVERYONE ELSE DOES
$395
1950 Ford Custom 8 Cyl 4 Door See this ome at only
$29
$350
Dyno Trans,
$295
1960 Ford 2 Door, a real value at a real price.
$195
1949 Plymouth Spec. DeLuxe 4 Door. Hard té beat,
$195
& real beauty
R)
—NOTICE—
(across the street
new car sales.)
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
¢:00-—(7) * Little Rascals. “Free
Eats.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad-
venture Serial. (4) Time for Mu-
sic. Jane Palmer sings.
¢:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4)
News. Paul Williams.
6:25—(4) Weather. Sonny Eliot.
6:30—(7) Cowboy G-Men. Russell
Heyden in “Rawhide Gold.” (9)
Follow That. Man. Ralph Bel-
lamy in Mystery tale. (4), Trat-
fie Court. Re-enactment of cases
6:45—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr.
Everett R. Phelps.
¢:50—(2) Sports Digest. Chuck| ™@rvin Kaplan star. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Davey. 9:30—(7) Elgin Hour, Sir Cedric | 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| Hardwicke, Mary Astor in “The | Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant
Puppet Comedy with Fran Alli-| Thousand Dollar Window,” story| Lady.
son. (9) Lone Wolf. Louis Hay-| of race track clerk who loses
(4) Mayor
of the Town. Auto accident set-
tles traffic problem for the
Mayor played by Thomas
Mitchell. (2) Frankie Laine
Show. Music, variety with singer
Laine.
7:15—(7) My Story. Drama.
7:30—(7) Cavalcade of America.
. (4 Dinah
Shore. Songs. (2) News. Doug
Edwards.
%:00-—-(7) Make Room for Daddy.
Children's piano banging disturb Danny's sleep but he doesn’t] "7 Today, (2) Morning
want them to take lessons in Show.
The Piano Teacher.” Danny |9:06—(7) Todd Purse Show. (4)
Thomas, Jean Hagem, Sherry} Romper Room. (2) Welcome Jackson, Rusty Hamer star. (9)| Traveler.
Pick the Stars.
host with crtiste Seen oh one #:20—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. 10:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) |
Ding Dong School. (2) Garry
over small town paper after! Moore.
drunkenness ruins his career in ; the city in “The Failure.” with es wey of Werle, (2) Ar
10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham.
11:00—(7) Story studio. (4) Home.
, | 11:30—(2) Strike Tt Rich.
42:15—(2) Love of Life.
: 30— Beulah. eather
Eile Swen” one oe st "Your Nest. (2) Search for To (4) Hockey. Stanley Cup Play-| morrow. offs, Detroit Red Wings vs To- |12:45~(2) Guiding Light. Shelton Show, "Red and "Mere |1:00—-(T) Charm Kitchen. McCarthy play cook and wait- (2) Inner Flame.
1:15—(4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road of
routine on producer who drops| Life.
1:30—-(4) Jean McBride.
Ladies Day.
, | 1:45—(9) School.
2:60—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) Hour
of Shows.
"| 2:15—(9) Man’s Heritage
2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt.
quiz with Bert Parks, host. (9) | Momride “G) Act trikeee
3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Wednesday (2)
. Murrow talks with Bertram Rus-| Matinee. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Hartman had an idea. He re- 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John! sel) Rebecca West, David Low Big Payoff. co de the studio's 1941 movie
Cameron Swayze. (2) Jo Staf-| David Astor, Welsh miners on | §:15—(4) Golden Windows. hit, ‘The Lady Eve,”. in which ford Show. Songs of the South. | views of U.S. foreign policy. . Henry Fonda played a shy million- 3:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) : zho becomes involved with a 8:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. Robert |... aire w
Stack in “‘EWver Since the Day.” |'180~(7) | Soupy’s On Variety | Bob Crosby. couple of cheating cheaters, gam-
(9) Bishop Sheen. Life Is Worth News. (4) News. (2) News. Jac liner Living. (4) Milton Berle Show. LeGott. . . . Stanwyck, on a transatlantic .
Ruth Gilbert returns as Max to 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice| “This movie,” said Don, help Milton with spring cleaning. |11:15—(7) Armchair Theater. Lee} Cot, (4) Hawkins Falls. ( 2)| “should have been made the first (2) Life With Father. Mr. Day's} Padovani in “The Charge Is| Brighter Day. time with George Gobel.” dress suit gets a work out when! Murder.” (9) Movie Date. ; : He invited George and his man- Clarence Jr. and father both) Sigurd Gurls, Duncan Reynaldo, |*15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret ager to see the picture, explaining
have formal engagements. Com-| in “Sword of the Avenger.” (4), Storm. he'd like to rewrite it a little and edy with Leon Ames, Lurene little show. Leslie Niellson, Olive 4:30—14) Mr. Sweeney's World.| remake it, with George in the
Tuttle. | Blackney in “The Diary.” (2)| (2) On Your Account. Fonda role and Paramount shar- $:30—(7) Twenty Questions. Jer-| Miss Fair Weather. Betty) sss cy Ricky the Clown. (@ gb yoy: Bod anky 0 ome Hines, opera basso, guest, Wright. | Modern Romances. looked at the movie, Hartman
on animal, Po ately tay 11:20—(2) Nightwatch = Theater. |5:99-(7) Auntie Dee, (9) Folk| knew it was a deal as soon as game. (3) Holiday “Cheers of the Crowd.” Songs. (4) Pinky Lee. (2)| the lights went up. George was (2) Halls of Ivy. Ronald Colman, Sagebrush Shorty beaming.
Benita Hume, star in comedy, |11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with | . “You can't hardly find stories
French exchange studeht upsets| Steve Allen, host. Whistler Fred |5:30—(7) Laurel & Hardy. (9) | tke this no more,” he laughed.
college by comparing Lowrey, singer. Betty Ann; Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Tast que teenthe age. dust and French college life. Grove, guests. Doody. Go ether day tho contrast was
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“I'm too young to go to the WsB, (708) CKLW, «see WW, (ase CAR, (1198) WXYZ, (197) WIJBK, (1698) WPRON, (100m) cemetery on the dead run.”
romont wXxyYz organ WXYZ, tant stars with Gobel im CuLW J. Ven Keren WOM, News, Muse CKLW Fews, "Lives which goes into production in July | 6:00—WJIR, News WPON, News :15—WJR, Kitehen Clud + release this winter. wes | Beeb Eres Hk. |e . WAYS, Wattsick, MeKenste | OW ON Teen 9:30_WIR, Mrs. Page » News, The “‘let's-not-rush-into-this” way CaLe, Bove CKLW, Vincent Won, 6. Kaye 1:15—WJR, Ma Perkin in which George and O'Malley Wrox Ree we won reer Occ | CHL. “Gost 'heitnase’ | WeaR Rermeny "Man | faced the big movie loot was ¢:15—WIR, Clark Quartet | 9:00 WIR. Your Gov WCAR, Temple Academy 198—WJR, Dr. Malone typical of them. They never move
WEYR. Lee Gmite CRLW. Country Style | 19-68_-WIR, A. Goat Eadie Cantor until things are “just right” for w Lee WWJ, McBride u CKLW. Eddie Chase 11:00—WJIR, News Ww. Memride, “Peal 148—WJR, Guiding Light | George. They've been operating letime Serenede wre, CKLW, News, Homechat | $:68—WJR, Mra Burtes that way ever since they teamed
wren CRLW. Ween Qporte. hte | Surety ww, Gormenctte up 10 years ago in Chicago. “yw” Rese" Mulnobang ore rina WPON. News. Piper” WIBK. Tom Osorge Betere be themubed his oon TS Henry J. Tayler 1:1 10:15—WWJ, Joyce Jordan show last September, scripts wise Dunner Muse WATE Top of Town wee WW) Fran Waris yw eee iy oe won written ead selepied by Oo
TEE aoe eam | SEE ASE Saie | omen nore means | EL, Gobel wean’ convinced mw : :00-WIm, Quest Mowe | fim te aoe Ore eereen the Beat Sate er as he wae <5 ie Mgt wack, ie ww. aeeato WoAR’ Gon, parrie WPOM, Chub an opening line was:
CKLW, Fulton Lewis Jr. —_ 11:00— Www, Strike nm Rich | "285-2. Brighter Day “Well, this is the show. It's WJBK, Larry Gentile WEDNESDAY MORNING WXYZ, Companion WW, Marriage Pays show on earth WPON, News, Kline o00-WaR. basta. Votes , Plerida USA WCAaR, Harmony Hail nt meas boop yen from get . : : . WJBK, N c 8 e | "ake Ger mene | Tee ae | Roam Rew Sone | “Wea Meetets ze |: tar ‘amet tuie ie sort oo 1:38—WJR, Choraliers c wy .. = . WCAR, News, Carousel you might call it a comedy
ext, ‘tase, | Wom, Sup tae" | wron fima ine" | akan, Rasemacy | show—and It you don't, we're? . ee ge Re €:45—WCAR, Coffee 11;38—WJR, Make Up Mind 3:30— WIR, Trent through.
a 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinal wren. eee WW, P. Young Getting laughs has been George 145—WJR, Ed@ Murrow CKLW, Davia Party WRK, Den delepe Gobel's busi only since 194 WWJ, One Man's Family | Wink’ News 09:0 3:45 —WJR, Our Gai 5 business | CHEW. TBA 958-590, tenets talk WW). Becona cn cusband | WWI, RL to Happiness when he was a first lieutenant in
8:00 WIR, auspense WJBK, Gentile, Bingo WIBK. News, MeLeoa” ‘ww Be wile” the Air hay Songs ey | cory : : t , Tats. Show mongers, "woeK. Gentile and Binge “Tigh Ms White aL. Beale Chase oa” into many entertainment ° ’ CKLW, Break the Bank WPON, Sporta, programs and started telling CO-WEER Shee Gets | Th Woe, hon, Mdees 4:36—ww2, @rslle Dats stories related to him by fellow ‘Twi oe 8:00—WIR. Jack White womy Bows WON, Glue tees officers. wx ww 12:35—WIR. Parm Roundup | 6:30—WIR, Music Mall For eight years before the war, CKLW. John Steele WJBK, Gentile ww Pare Elizabeth J, Widder singer and guitar player 8: WXYB, Jus Rasy WEON, ‘New WOR, Lathes une | WERK Mekeod wine Georgie Gobel-on radio's 9:08—_WJIR, 8:15—WJIR, Bud Guest 12:38—WJIR, Time Out, Musié ThA Women in House | National Barn Dance program. He weve Semmy Raye wean, Softee,” Clem cKLw. four Boy Bud meri, News also toured with the radio station WPOM, eee Off Record woes, See Gen wan =e. Tri, Mews, Detane | WLS Barn Dance Revue and played
C0—WR, ete Eee : WIDE! News. SdeLeed kid roles on the Tom Mix radio 0:18—WJR, Bing Crosby 8:45—WWJ, News 12:48—WXYZ, Charm Lady News chew trem His best line
*WEYZ. Platter, Brains ne —_ aan ee Tl hold your wxvz, 9:08—WwIR, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON | §:15—WIR, Music be rece, wee vos CKLW. Eddie Cantor WwW, Minute Parade sge-aie, thone won = Deland horse, Tom.”
ewe io WJBK, News, T. George WW, News, etteon” 5:30—CKLW, Bill Mickock Singing soprano ae Me aoe
choir on WLS started while
under the other arm and m the . he was dreaming of becoming © back. He pulled his own gun and| SQilor, Sea Cook | protessional ball player. y 00 fired twice as the: boy and his I . Bat after the wer, George can- mother ran through the ,Pdison| Battle Furiously | vinced O'Malley, « Chicago theat * Center business district. agent, com-
iT Mom The pair was captured after «| Over Dull Menu _ | etian. O'Malley booked him on a chase by Wesley Johnson, 22-year- : USO Show in Chicago, into small niversity Miami student| BOSTON @—A ship's cook was| midwest night clubs and finally + ~ ' hos- | he played the most successful sup- Wounds -Offiete: Whe | Men aaa hares tale tata eeme |e ent S roman Sno be ode in Ob cotey, how is them | pitalized today as a result of what | © 0 Yoo Angel Was Seizing Woman | they came to Miami from Brook-| sotice said was @ furious ship- ne tr oak for Bad Checks Te Deka ae ummet ond nnd uoerd tattle over Gi mivihe ofl a cout our
boy was charged today with shoot-| 100 in New York and New Jersey, | and beans. | ee ing a policeman who tried to arrest | *c#ttering them along the way to} ‘The cook, James F. Copeland, his mother for passing bad checks. | Florida. 29, of New York, was charged with The boy used a .38 revolver his ; assault with intept to murder.
day, police said. | ‘a knife wound on his body. He was *ee James Perry, 18, of Detroit, re-| reported in fair condition at a hoe Both the boy, Frank Lutz, and ceived from 1% to 4 years in Jack-| pital, *
his mother Mrs. Antoinette Lutz, | son state prison yesterday when he| ‘Police Sgt. John Ward said the| 45, were held on a charge of as-| appeared before Oakland County| men got involved in battle aboard |‘
sault with intent to commit mur. | Circuit Judge George B. Hartrick.| the American Export Line’s SS
der. Mrs. Lutz was also charged) Perry pleaded guilty March 14 when Chatman went to| with passing bed checks. _ | to stealing a man's jacket from a | the | te that he} *
Policeman L. E. Anderson, 30, | Northland Center store in Southfield | was tired of eating and was shot times, ih an arnt, ! Township March 6, _ beans every day for eight days.
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