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CONVICT BEATEN — Inmate 2 ¥
Utah State Prison after a beating
ae 2 . of
_ Victims of Prison oH
‘Straus is wheeled from the
a riot of more than 500
fellow prisoners. Straus was a ringleader in a 1951 riot at the prison.
dave APree-onpex:— Marvin C. Hagensen,
at the prison, is shown ¢fter his release as he stands
eas hacher
‘2 seem
ingly astonished guard. ve ee eee
provements to give prison officials. s amsocafED Fate
Free
Saud Continues
{fo Meet Arabs
on Unification King to Huddle With Ike
in Final Conference
Before Departure
WASHINGTON \#)—King
|Saud of Saudi Arabia con-
tinues today negotiations
with other Arabs aimed at
unifying the Arab. world.
Saud, standing by for a
final meeting tomorrow
with President Eisenhower,
has been holding long talks
with representatives of the
other Arab nations.
His goal has been to
unify the Arab nations so
they can speak with one
voice in such fields as
foreign policy.
If that day comes, it might well
mean the end of Arab bickering
which has interfered with attempts
to solve Mideast problems.
It might even bring -Arab-Is-
raeli peace. And that is a prime
target of U. 8. foreign policy.
Saud met for 14% hours yester-
day with Crown Prince Abdul Tiah
of Iraq, and has talked also with
County GOP Dinner
to Draw Big Crowd A capacity crowd is all but aseured at the Oakland
County Lincoln Republican Club banquet Monday,
president George F. Taylor said today. -
More than 450 have bought tickets, he said, to hear
U.S. Rep. Patrick J. Hillings (R-Calif) speak at 6:30 p.m. *
Saud told a news conference the
plan “is a good one which is en-
titled to consideration and appre-
ciation” of the Arab countries.
TO TALK AT HOME
Saud, Malik and Abdul
have indicated they will discuss
the plan, apd other Arab matters,
with leaders of other countries
when they get back home. Re-
ports from Sciro last- night said
another Arab summit conference
there,
*
in Northwood Inn, Berkley,*~
or the eve of Abraham
Lincoln’s birthday anni-
~ versary.
Hillings, known for his investiga-
tions of Communism here and in
Europe, is expected to speak on
his recent trip behind the Iron
Curtain, Taylor said.
A. Dondero of Royal
Oak, retired Oakland County rep-
resentative (18th Dist.), will be
master of ceremonies. William 8.
Broomfield, present representa-
tive, will introduce Hillings, Tay-
lor said,
Hillings will talk cattler at a tea
of the Republican Woman's Feder-
ation of Oakland County. The tea
will be from 3 to 6 p.m. in the
Royal Oak Women’s Club.
TICKETs AVAILABLE
About 50 tickets to the banquet, at $3.50 apiece, are still available
from County Clerk Lynn D. Allen,
Taylor said,
* * *
Following the banquet, a board
of directors will be elected for 1957.
Officers were elected last fall.
City’s Mild Weather
fo Stay Another Day
Pontiac can éxkpect continued
fair weather, predicts the U. S.
Weather. Bureau.
Today will be partly cloudy, with! Distrust and
ing, oil-rich countries
years, The main unifying force
has been a pan-Arab hatred of
Israel, with each Arab state seem-
ing to try to outdo the other in
that respect.
The feeling has been growing
among diplomats here that, if
only the Arabs could speak with
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Women Don’t Count
ROME (INS) — Sophia Loren,
Italian movie actress, preparing to
jleave for America, said: “I am Tah) -
will be held on Saud’s return’
affairs have kept the just-awaken-/
one voice, many of them would) police said they were seized for IN POLICE CUSTODY — Minerva Goodman,
2%, of Chicago, and Joseph Postelwaite, 20, of
Kalamazoo, sit in a Chicago police station after
the $8,500 robbery of the Citizens Industrial Bank
questioning in
Two.) in Grand. Rapids last Monday.
downtown tavern, police said they have admitted
their part in the robbery. AP Wirephete
Arrested in a
(See story on Page
Reno Slowly Gets Back
to Normal ‘After Blasts
RENO (®—Downtown Reno, torn
by explosion and fire Tuesday,
had hopes of getting back to nor-
mal today.
Two of the main business blocks
have been closed since the blasts.
The evacuation area was dou-
bled yesterday after some jittery,
blast-conscious residents told the
ls Fat a Problem? You can avoid it, &ccord-
ing to nutrition expert Gay-
nor Maddox whose special
six-part series on the re-ed-
ucation of eating habits be-
problem as it will be tackled
by five distinguished _re-
searchers and physicians.
Fire Department they ——
they smelled propane - gas
fumes.
More than 60 gas detection ex-
perts from half a dozen agencies
worked through the night to be
sure that no hidden concentrations |
remained in pioneer irrigation and)
drainage ditches which have been
“built over’
city’s growth.
When ditches are checked, thé
crews will turn to the mains and
tieters of the Sierra Pacific Pow-
er Co., which delivers the pro-
pane gas supply to Reno.
That procedure was determined
yesterday at a somewhat stormy
meeting of city officials and
others interested.
* * *
Several felt checks by the utility
cempany of its own facilities and
assurance they were in order were
HILLSDALE ® — “Jitterbug
chips are filling school children
health study reports.
Department showed that only one
sary food categories. Only 3% —
minimum requirements in five or more of the eight classifications, Kids on ‘Jitterbug Diets’
diets” of hot dogs, pop and potato
with “empty” calories, a county
The survey of 133 fifth graders by the Hillsdale-branch Health
had a perfectly balanced diet.
All but six were found deficient in one of eight so-called neces-
or less than 30 per cent — met |
Children were asked to list what they ate at each meal and be- in the course of the
a mild 36 degrees at 2 p.m. dipping’
to 24 to 28 tonight. |afraid the nice Americans will not
Friday will be mostly cloudy like me, That is why I have been
with a high of 36 to 40, working so much to learn English.
Downtown Pontiac's lowest tem-|I so much want to get along with
perature preceding 8 a.m. this|the Americans, I want particularly tween meals over a five-day period.
* *x* *
Hot dogs, potato chips and pop for lunch, topped off with candy
bars and soft drinks after school, fill children so full of ‘empty cal-
ories,” the study said, they have ‘'neither appetite nor capacity” for | resting comfortably today following,
ja serious heart attack.
morning was 33 degrees. the American men to like me...” the evening meal.
Growing Population Puts Burden on Circuit Judges
Rapid Rise in Cases Swamps County Courts: By PETE LOCHBILER
ecutor George F.
today, to a swimme: about to go
down for the third time.
After along battle and despite
doubled efforts, he warned, circuit
courtrooms are going to be
swamped during the present ses-
sion under the rising tide of pend-
ing criminal cases.
* * *
It will mark a turning points Appointment of the fourth judge
last January allowed the county to
keep its head above water, with
about as many cases cleared from
the docket as were started during
the year.
be tried in two courtrooms in-
stead of the customary one.
However, Taylor figured, of the
140 cases pending right now, only
80 will have been cleared up by cases that would require extra long
trials."
By this Septeniber, Taylor pre-
dicted, the county will be faced
with the biggest backlog of criml-
nal cases in iis history, possibly
200.
«8.2
Taylor limited his figures to
In In Today's Press’
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This is not counting additional! the FBI Story ....+.055.-.-18
criminal cages that normally will) County News ......... 8, 2
be started while the court is in) faitorials .,.....,.......... 6
session. Food News ........ 31 thra 39 The backlog will build up, Tay- | Sports .......... 47 thru 61
jor said, despite P Theaters. eer ee
lasting the month of February pnan Earl predates: are
Taylor said, é odes eon!
criminal cases, Others have pre<
dicted a similar situation with civil
al
4
gs
al Others, agreeing there is a
mounting need, have pointed out)
that there is no room in the pres-
ent court house to put another
judge and his courtroom.
NO SPACE
Taylor said: “Even if we had
The county, he said, may be
forced fo call in juries during July
: a August, an unprecedented
“the best _“Right now,” he said,
ean do is try those people who.
are in jail and clea: their cases
up. Some of the otter. cases, of
rol gar who are me or: = we'll)
have to let slip fi
”
fa sufficient to warrant opening . of
the blocked-off evacuated area.
Mayor Len Harris ruled the'
area would not be opened until;
checks of all possibilities had as-
sured complete safety. Dondero Chitvean
\to Tell Congress
lof Seaway Needs
| accepted a temporary position
West May Get
More Slides (Governor Clyde
Agrees to Study
Felon Demands ‘Guard Near Death and
Several Convicts Hurt;
Buildings in Shambles Former Congressman George
A, Dondero said today he has
with the St. Lawrence Seaway
Development Corp. _ + 4
Dondero, retired Representa-
tive of the 18th District, was
chairman of the House Public
Works Committee. He was in-
strumental in steering through
Congress the bill that authorized
the seaway, POINT OF THE MOUN-
TAIN, UTAH (INS) —A
night of blood rioting and
arson ended early today at
a Utah State Prison when
some 500 convicts released
their hostages and the gov-
ernor of Utah agreed to
study the prisoners’ de-
mands.
Acting Warden John
Turner’s guards immediate-
ly resumed control of the
burned-out Point of the
Mountain Prison located 18
miles south of Salt Lake
City. ;
The inmates’ released 27
hostages, gave up a sub-
machine gun, a rifle and
a pistol, and returned to
their cells in a happy
mood of victory.
None of the hostages held dur- »
jing the night suffered harm.
As the nearly 12-hour-long up- President
asked Congress for an addi-
tiona) 35 million dollars to help
complete the $105 million joint
U. 8,-Canadian project.
Dondero said the original esti-
mates were made in 1952 and
that costs have gone up consid-
érably since then. Additional
items such as longer locks and
an administration building also
have hiked the anticipated costs,
he said.
* * *
Oakland County's formcr Rep-
resentative added that the proj-
ect is self-liquidating and the
government will get back “‘every
penny” of the money it is spend-
ing on the seaway.
Trails ‘Held Up, Roads) Carry out our pledge to eomlder Closed as Tons of Snow comptes _eeereine given
Skid Off Mountains ee:
A
_lweather and scattered showers
today ‘brought a prediction * of|of fellow inmates. more snowslides along the Idaho-| t+ * & ‘Montana border, where cascading! The prison was a shamble’ fol-
snow yesterday trapped two Thigh ene a night of destruction
continental trains and closed high-|sparked by a minor hall dis- Heetenne for severe eter in and
knifé cuts suffered at the hands
The four-block area was shut,
down for the second time yester-|
day morning—after reports of new
gas concentrations were made.
| Tuesday's blast was touched off,
iby gas accumulations beneath
buildings along Sierra Street just
north of the Truckee River.
Two persons were killed and
some 40 injured.
Property loss estimated at be-
tween $3,000,000 and $5,000,000 in
the two half blocks fronting on
Sierra street and the Truckee
River where explosion and fire
destroyed a number of buildings,
including the modern Paterson
department store and the Ejk’s
Club.
* * *
Mayor Harris resisted pressure
from business interests to reopen
the newly closed area,
“Rather than one more dead,
we'll keep the area closed,’ the
mayor said.
Prentiss M. Brown
Suffers Heart Atfack
ST. IGNACE (INS}—Former U.S.
Senator Prentiss M. Brown, 67,
head of the Mackmac Straits
\Bridge Authority, was reported
His oldest son, James, said he
would be confined tu an oxygen
tent for perhaps a week and to
the Mackinac Straits Hospital for
at least three weeks.
Brown's physician, Dr, Herbert
tamel,, summoned a heart spe<
cialist, Dr. Benjamin Blum, from
Little Traverse Hospital in Pe-
toskey,
Friends said Brown had com-
plained recently of a stornach ail-
ment, He suffered the heart at-
tack while driving on a road near
the Straits. He entered the hospital
lyesterday at 1:30 p.m (EST).
Brown spoke Tuesday night here
at an open forum on the future of
St. Ignace.
A son, James, padkinac county ¥y
history of a heart aliment, ed
Not Our America
WASHINGTON (INS)+Preésident)
| Eisenhower said on price controls: |
“When we begin to control prices.
and allocations and wages, and all |One diese] unit rolled 75 feet down’ ways temporarily. No one was in-\turbance and turned into a con-
jured. lcerted convict demand for proces-
sing of 43 grievances. -
‘NEW PAROLE BOARD
The prisoners’ demands included
‘a desire for a parole board made
jup of penologists and “not busi-
continuing. feet They also wanted “en
ipublish their own newspaper,
An eastbound Milwaukee
streamliner was halted by a slide’ bealirecdiey 7 — -
just east of Avery, Idaho. Snow-| penitentiary.
plows pulled the train back 0)" Another complaint was that Avery, where ——— lsome prisoners were serving too
| mach “time,” and that there were
several. teenagers in the penitenti-
ary, including one 16-year-old, who
| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) * ° *
A Mifwaukee Railroad west-
bound streamliner was trapped ,
11 hours between slides in the St. |
Joe Mountains before switching
to Northegn Pacific tracks and
Tons of a, -moving snow in the!
Bitterroot Mountains knocked off)
ithe tracks and buried an east-
ibound Northern Pacific ‘freight. |
Williams on Coast * *
U.S. Highways 10 and 10a, high. LANSING (®—Gov, Williams left a bank, rising. ended, Utah Gev. George.
lin the Bitterroots in western Mon-| late Wednesday by airplane for the
tana, were closed temporarily be-| West Coast to make talks to Demo-
cause of slides. Snow 12 feet deep ‘cratic political groups in San Di-
was reported across U.S. 2 be-\ego tonight. and in Los Angeles
tween Nyack and East Glacier. | Friday night,
Seasonal — and American
prosecutor, said his father had no).
¥
PRINCELY PASTIME—Prinée Mashhur, year-old son of Sandi
Arabia’s King Saud, licks contentedly at a heart-shaped lollipop,
thereby getting another “taste” of Americana. The boy's nurse told
him he'd have to wait imtil after his lunch yesterday, to ‘eat it. But
the rest,/then it is not the Amer-
‘ica we = he | poem gpd cima influence that he managed to wees».
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__'TWo Scene -THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1957 oa Oe pete eae
Old. Detroit Company Again Saved ss —i(t OT" Ba es ! A |The Day in Birmingham : Crashed Near Friends | —— : nomen ra : AUGUSTA, Ga. @ —Capt, Wil- , oe liam R. (Killer) Kane, command. .
er of the alreraft carrier Saié
pan, died in 9 Navy jet crash —
of 28 persons he knew personal-
ly. Five of them lived less than
a mile from Tuesday's jet crash.
The 28 were Kane's guests
to Hes Wed 77 tee FACTS Day to Feature
Firm Financial Aid Nation's Great Speakers —
eign Affairs Come to Suburbia)
Day is scheduled for Birmingham forkers Give John Ison, local. president, said
union members voted overwhelm- financial trouble since 1950. In! the employes later were repaid)
1951 the plant closed. The only, for two of the three weeks.
{| Under the current plan, if the action that saved the company at! company succeeds at the end of DETROIT # — For the second
time in six years the Hammond-
Standish Co. has called ‘on its
ingly for the plan. dependently regular union a
packing house workers for firfan- ne ant agministrative Pat time was an offer by eff! tive years, money leaneg by Senedd ovntrect calling for" March 5 with some of the|day. from the Manley Bailey PW| aboard the Saipan last Angus a cial help.. . ,| Executives and adminis “€/ ployes to work for three weeks. employes will be returned with |@ 5-cent wage increase and added |Country’s outstanding speakers due © Martin officiating. Burial| Kame gave them certificates des-
: In @ unique labor-management|¢™Ployes also will participate 1) without pay, in order to put the) six per cent interest, It the | fringe benefits. + |to appear in = panel discussion War" f in “Greenwood Cemetery.’ ignating them honorary pilots. plan announced yesterday, em-| the plan, Strobl said. tirm back on @ paying basis. | balance at the end of the period | Strobl said the loan agreementlof foreign affairs. : ———
ployes of Detroit's oldest and IN TROUBLE BEFORE * & * | is lower than the total contribu- }does not preclude negotiations on! principal sponsors are Leaguel ie ai
largest meat packing plant will
loan 10 per cent of their earnings,
for the next five years to the fi- ce
nancially plagued firm. :,
The plan was negotiated as &
_ Separate agreement between the
99-year-old company and local
190 of the United Packing House
Workers of America.
Joseph Strobl, Hammond-Stand- wages,
Has 6 Months .
More to Live Hammond-Standish has been in of Women Voters members who
are receiving backing from such
groups as the Board of Education
AAUW, Junior League, Exchange
Club, Rotary Club, Women’s In-
ternational. League for Peace and
Freedom.
Two speakers already promised| B
are Dr. Preston Slosson and Rus- The action saved the firm and] tion, the remaining money will
ne five-year period. Full, Happy Life assembly is held at the Birming- . ‘ALL WORKERS AGREE : ham High School. One hour
[oa sore Demon ot ad oS as ay 300 workers 0 zs avi
; plan after. it was explained that ee eeice ea cd rae: | Howse with an informal luncheon
: continuation of operations would] said smiling 2l-year Leonard) scheduled for 11:45 to 1 p.m. — |
be “uncertain” without their help. Kerschke. . ° Plans are for attendance to gath- $1.50 Lydia
. Strobl said that the company Dr. renee sure president = this on ee Pinkhem’s |
ae “faith” demonstrated byj - ‘|of Wayne State University, had posses Liquid
~ just delivered Leonard's bachelor) Pagel. members during the af-
e "
jury which investigated the society ‘B-yearold Chicago divorcec. hasn't been told, I'm sure she|sponsorship of {fie national colle. in 1948. He denied that he told or-|thould be segregated in another/Taken along U.S. 12 en route to knows.” giate society and the Oakland : ray “Byam pe —— to on eipasleeaenes Chicago was Dwaine Lewis Krier, , $ sangeet . ad Ghee of regres # a — and will about use of society of Good| Earlier, Gov. C erred |22, of Aberdeen, S. D.-——“--}—" ae ~., (roel Oek b -_ worked - eee ey ~ dn hella Poe ae are. ts MRS. Pe Te ee ety ous March 4.4, 11 1 ip, the. : | s cael : . a mM. hoon, “investigators. og a or Peds 0m Peon eet eet on ri B ° Se Sq : d States Rubber Co. plant in De-| Mrs. Burlingame said that a The Wades were convicted on| *S* were released. and police on the trio’s trail. It urd { tur ay troit, where he lived, and then at|teacher would be present from
four counts in September, 1951:| Six hostages were freed shortly led to Kalamazoo, then Chicago. | ® [the Detroit Gear & Ante Co. Later|Lansing to outline everyday living| | to cheat the publiclafterward and later three more|The chase ended without gunplay. for City Woman 9? he got a job with the onateg co ago oe : of $750,000 in funds donated to the|were released. Among the hostages! Charles W. Brown, Detroit FBI ’ Eoperweant ot Fucks ane = ead cae. ch~ritable society conspiring to ob-|were 13 members of a Pattee Dey chiat. said $7,248 of the loot was! - ~ * * Light ish president, said the plan is
expected to give the company
$900,000 in working capital over?
employes will aid in obtaining!
outside financial help, currently
restricted to a “limited basis.” “=
| Clamp Tax Lien
on M. T. Wade Area Man Imprisoned| Man, 27, Doomed by
Cancer; Satisfied With
. Jot arts degree in psychology and
the young man was happy, too,
about the birth of a second daugh-
ter last Saturday,
But Leonard had received what
would be soul-shattering news to
most people a week ago, Doc-
tors have told him he had can-
cer — and only six months to
live, at most.
He gréeted the news with:
‘|“Don't be sorry and don't fret.
I can take it. I had six of the
@reatest years of my life being ‘ terneon. :
are to include a request to Mayor
James Allen to call this Tuesday
FACTS Day in Birmingham.
Preliminary plans for the day
League officers aresending let-
ters to all civic groups in Birming-
ham and are inviting nearby com-
munities to participate in the
program. The project is a part
of the national LWV to bring its
“Focyis on the Future” message
to all pas of > —
Tooth Paste
‘Regular 69¢
for Charity Fraud Hit} opasm xis WAR HERO — Navy Capt. W. = “AP Wirephete|arried to my wife’ When you eat ae 2 ee MINT or nt| R. . ‘ ” for his prowess plane which crashed into a barn near Augusta, li life, pn] eccrenenn, care es by $140,000 Judgment} R. Kane, known as “Killer Kane which © hare rd = Sage es aes panel Ceca REGULAR
Morrison T. Wade, of 3402 Ward's
Point Dr., West Bloomfield .Town-
ship, now serving four to ten years
in Southern Michigan Prison for
defrauding the public of $750,000
through the Detroit Society of Good
Neighbors, today is faced with a
$140,000 tax lien.
Wade and his wife, Bessie Lou,
were convicted of diverting the
funds from charity they had solicit-
ed for the Society, an organization
founded by themselves. Wade was
managing director.
Judge Marion J. Harron of. the
U. S--Tax Court imposed the as a carrier fighter pilot in World War IT, was Ga., last night.
killed in the wreckage (top) of a Navy TV2 jet At the bottom lies one of the four
are when you die.”
_——
Two Men, Woman Admit Grand Rapids Bank Job
KALAMAZOO #—Two men andlarrested in Chicago last night. The
a woman have been nabbed in anjother was picked up late yester-
$8,500 Grand Rapids bank holdup, dey en route from Kalamazoo to
— the FBI reports the trio has Chicago. .
mitted the stickup and most of There is a possibility, police
the loot has been recovered. | said, the three might have been
The woman and one man were) i veived in the $1,681 rebbery of
— and yncopd profits Friday—four days ahead cls Athleyne, 26, until today, but he * taxes and penalties e years | Rel d one in Grand Rapids. A rilleman dives , ration f heart clini “193 through 1957. ostages e ease ’ and a woman were involved told newsmen: aheger in “Birmingham will
tot Recetas Cou ory m9 ENCING Prison Riot.
| the State Bank of Elsie last
there. free
Arrested in Chicago were Jo-
(Continued From Page One) (200. aiid Mrs. Minerva Goodman, dairy cattle that were killed in the crash.
seph Postelwaite, 20, of Kalama- — “You see,” he added, “T have
er Jan advantage over most people. I
know when I'm going to die; oth-
efs don’t.”
“Kerschke entered a_ hospital’
he 6.
“I had pleurisy and pneumonia
which I got — I don't know how
.|— during the Christmas holidays.
An operation performed a
week ago disclosed cancer. He
got the news Friday, . “
Kerschke’s new daughter, Val-
erie, arrived on the first birthday
of his other child, Darieen,
News of the seriousness of his
iiness wasn't revealed to his wife,
. HAD PREMONITION
| “When I came in here my wife
told me she had a premonition
I wouldn’t come out, While she
Saints Church hasketball team who
had come to play the prison team.
As the night wore on, fire de-
rartment amis trom nearoy com Ey. Waterford Man recovered.
Mrs. Eli (Mary A.) Simpkins, |
$2, died early this morning at her
home, 54 Williams St, after'a pro-|
longed illness. Education Board
| three-year term as City Commis-
sioner.
Hutchinson has been a_ Bir-
mingham resident most of his
life, attending local schools and
Cranbrook Academy. An attor-
ney, associated with Lewis and
Watkins in Detroit, he is mar-
ried and has three sons, The
two previous petitions filed were
from incumbents Florence Wil-
lett and William Roberts,
Three vacancies are to be filled
in the April election, three full
terms of three years each and
the remaining one year on the
term of Manley Bailey -vho re-
signed this week
* *
be made next week when a com-
mittee meets at the home of Mrs. |
William Burlingame. Open to the|
public, the clinic will be under the
Mrs. Margaret B. Wiles
Widow of the late Edward Wiles,
whom he married here, in 1887,!
Mrs. Margaret B. Wiles, 92, of
American
Mineral
tenced to prison. His wife drew a :
five year probation term. ‘dued blazes started in the prison’s new? ata il men pew a lig opp nsmese ma | ; pe reno y. & cellblock and a Gets College Post lwas a member of Central Metho- 10 Let Contr | t in Lapeer. She was born in Bir- saa . ; T Ar * Ci Ma - . 4 ‘dist Church. mingham and had spent her entire | & ANACIN TABLETS
0 Arraign City Man iponice MosmLizE | == ve nd y Ch Former Waterford Township| She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Te, until going to Lapeer 9c ' on | ecency arge Outside the prison, a heavily! jack M. Whtie has been appointed | Cates H. Crawford, a grandson) Meets Tonight to Clear two years ago. . 6 ¢
A & ; armed group of 250 state patrol-| » ‘and two great-grandchildren. a She was a member of the Genuine light Value Wyear-cld a factory |men, sheriff's officers, prison|“olege television coordinator and) Service will be at 2 p.m. Satur- Way for 2 City Schools,| methodist Church and its Wom- American min- | Fast pain relief from headaches, worker, charged indecent guards and National Guardsmen|¢ditor of a quagterly Field Campus day from the Sparks-Griffin Chap-. Plus 2 Additions en's Society for Christian Service. gallons. ws fu neuralgia. liberties with a 15-year-old boy,
examined in Municipal Court
strung out around the prison’s\News in the Department of Infor- el, with her pastor, Dr. Milton H.|
was strong double fence.
a
before Judge Cecil
McCallum and then bound over to
Circuit Court to appear for!
arraignment Monday.
The officers switched on head-College, Mt. Pleasant.
lights of their -cars when the A 1949 Water-
prison’s power plant failed. and ford Township
kept the sprawling building under High School
mation Services, Central Michigan | Bank, officiating: Burial will follow!
The Board of Education will
imake further progress in its 1957
building program at. a_ special
meeting at 6 p.m. tonight in Pon- iin Oak Hill Cemetery.
|
Pontiac Deaths
Saud Meets Arabs
to Unify Policies AEROSHAVE
SHAVE BOMB 89¢ Can Cough Medicine
$2.59 Value
PS gprs : rote pared — surveillance. Four armored cars graduate, White tiac Senior High School.
County Jail after failure to furnish | “Ce Posted at intervals to back was graduated| Contracts are expected to be let
a $5,000 bond. ~ [up the officers. . with honors Arthur Augustine jor_two elementary schools. The} (Continued From Page One) . A National Guard auxiliary mo- from Central Herrington Hills School, costing an) gt ging : Copeland was apprehended by ; ; estimated $466,500. will be on Ba: ; it necessary to try to
Pontiac police at his hom bile unit provided additional light. Michigan College) The Order of Eastern Star No. ae! Yloutdo the others in denounci :
anuary - grates ; in 1954. After 9: i . Street between Mt. Clemens street in ng Is- * r) 3 is en a complaint re jo vie oe ae cgi gs: (2s will conduct a prayer service|iiq Featherstone road rael. With one negotiator repre-|E Phillip's BUFFERIN - the youth's mother. Ra nto apguerea ot < asta be Noni Ss : jat 7:30 tonight in the Donelson-, The K Z senting all the Arabs, it might be Milk ef . cath of tha Wedtildiann einer — o icer = = U. | Johns Funeral ‘Home for Arthur ennett Road School will possible to reach a negotiated set- T ABLETS y) -
sete bad Bele out ag WHITE S. Navy, he en- Augustine, 1224 Atkinson St. Cost an estimated $483,500 and be jtlement with Isreal on the major Magnesia “f
Mexico reports a 12 per cent) 53 mad ote ~“ sesteL. . tered the Univer-| Service will be at 1 p.m. Satur. West of Cloverlawn drive. | difficulties. $1.23 Value ‘gain in 1955 in electric power le an historic television (sity of Michigan graduate school |day from the funeral home with! Both schools almost identical in ~*~ & * fecvag: lad
consumption. appearance explaining their mod poses s degree in radio Dr, Milton H, Bank of the Central construction, are expected to | Israel has expressed fears that "t € stand. ; i= evision, which he will Methodist Church officiating. The| meet imereased population in the |2 United Arab nation, instead of . 47¢ Value |
Valdez and Randall, posing|“"4' prea. ‘White’ also Pe re heer weal cttne at-Cue aukee oe See eens age seg hate: ¢ 100 P" — : ' . s 8 co e veside rites a = oa : ;
The Weather menor ging bemitererg cameras. land directs two college sponsored land Hills herapctai Gardens. | Tn oe | States Tipcriadiy “her tees 39 Tablets @@ =
ae wield seewe toes land tid they Would lat th rea Saturday morning television shows,, Mr. Augustine wa; dead on ar-; The board also 1s expected to| clear to the Arabs that it will
PONTIAC: AND — Clondy +, as Gale wes oe =| He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. rival Tuesday at Pontiac General !€t_ contracts for construction at/not tolerate such an attack. 60c Mennens 69c Kranks. © c
today "and tonight Mieday oak pon ating ot S-'Paul M. White, 4735 Elizabeth|Hospital after suffering a heart |W existing schools. Multi-purpose} Saud ig scheduled to fly to Ma-\fe Skin Bracer .......... Brushless Shave , 44 iow, Dee eet ", mostly enliasittes no reprisal from Lake Rd. attack, |fooms and classroom additions are jdriq for a visit in Spain. He is
at 12-00 miles om heer today 4 - * @ « | bsewerey at Bethune and Malkim expected to leave Saturday — 49°
- | , The acting warden named Val- "Ten classrooms: are recommend. plane. Gunes TE personal Brewers Yeast _— . i . : ers c
Lowest Senpeeenne preceeding 8 a.m. = en pee es thas of the riot. rg — and six classrooms | ——————- | 0 fer ...:......:-.. 2%) Tablets .......... 59
33. : Pp were angry our n com e ax and a kindergarten at Malkim. Silver is so malleable that it can'E
At am: Wind selocity 16 mpb./because Valdez had been placed There will be a progress report be beaten into sheets which are fodine Ration s Bun sets Thursday at 5:53 p.m. in solitary confinement for fight- on purchase of an elementary only 1-100,000th of an inch in thick- JB ®&® Alcohol .......... 500 Tablets .......... 98
Mot ern Thursday ot 11:00 a.m.|ing earlier in the week. This is one of a series of articles prepared hy the U. S. jsenook _ — Whittier School. ness.
: sets Priday at 1:53 s.m. CRITICAL CONDITION iu lecal Revenue service to heip you prepare your income ! — os
- Dewntewn T res turn. 68. m...-.33 la.m..........%| N. L. Colem, the guard who , :
i Hee cbabaey a Pee 33| was stabbed as the tumult got “™ M AND D LIMITATIONS ° = FB Ri svee 5 ipo m0. 3e/under way, was listed “in critical Medical expenses are subject to the following limitations. S FI $ : teri i 10 Be condition” at the Salt Lake Coun-| First — add up the drug and medicine expense — from this P encer s oorcoverings it Wednesday in Pentine ty Hospital. ¢ _ | total subtract 1 per cent of your adjusted gross income. Add the 3511 ELIZABETH LAKE Rg. ‘Fighert WED steeds <secccess: 8 A cordon of guards pulled his) answer you get to your total of medical and dental expenses ~ |. Bottle of 12
Mose temperature JIEISI Uti ag] bleeding body from the mess hall) take the total you now have and subtract 3 per cent of your | Wi ; Infants Pair. 7 “ Species a a ae gross income. The answer is your allowable medica] | ill Be Closed Fri ay 6 cia ee cael ot | atte) 17 pasnenygrn a a = Bes If either you or .your spouse were 65 years of age or older were literally in 1956 — all that is necessary for you to do is subtract 1 per cent _— pee acca: Prone locked. ™. d of your adjusted gross income from the total of medicine and ALL DAY FEBRUARY 8th i
aagned | drug expense only. , Keener, serving a sentence for c
armed saabery. as being one of Add the answer you get to the-medical and dental expensé seer Hospital Size ........ 44
e7 the, ring leaders, Buddy Washing hi and Alege gon = es “se allowable medical Due to the death of $1.50 Nestles Baby 98° 19 3&3 me
8 ton; one-time -welterweight box-| © pe ise you can disregard the 3 per cent rs Hair Treatment . Baby Soap .: 3 for 49°
er in Utah, spoke for the convicts — tt é a Lora Friends © eee | 37 Several times. : you or your wife-are 65 or over — and you want to claim a | "|", Prison Warden Marcel Graham) 4 deduction for medical expense paid for a dependent—the amounts Mother of 0. D. Spencer 98 North , {{® DRUGS | 3 - on of ie state on a business = the dependent are subject to thé limitations of the ‘1 | ( a we i laa\ BAN 2 owor, res Yi —— | when riot occurred. > percentages, 4 BROTHER |
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‘Kadar Vows Death to Rebels > Uncovelé 5 Siokes ° SIMMS. is Open 3 EVENINGS) ‘Ever
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broken, it can still incite _dis- revolt may break out soon, - tb : | iFull 63 shoppin hours every week ‘at Simms . . . with plenty
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Salgotar Czechoslo-|U0maty elements to exert any) is : = — ; MOC) ) Free for Ov: ,00 We invite comparisons se
vak pean, “But or warn that|{Urther influence in our schools oe fo f Qut-of- We Bought er. t 0 you'll eae slew, how aneck
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the people’s democracy will be they try to instill the idea of God. | bring the prices down where every parent can. afford several. oJ
= maanciiomnly- dated.’*— “We don’t want a terror system, ig :
| os but we want to bring to’ accoun| —— Ling Good to Be True Anywhere Except at Simms | A new form of greeting—“Muk”’ all those who have committed,
—is being heard in Budapest, the|T'™€S-” | os $ $1
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“We'll start again in March.” It} Scenes in CintaETAOINUNUNN | eet 7
was voiced frequently by students) scenes of “Three Leaves of a!
who returned to their classes at/Shamrock” on locations around)
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(2%y- _— "on with easy-pour The Communist regime ~ an- cake dank,
nounced the arrests of 145 more| $2.29 Value —
persons, accused of participating —
in the October rebellion or escap- 1 ? —
a Budapest University yesterday,| Galway and Limerick in the Irish agp SS ag beac s 95 y Sed ‘Shirtwaist @ Sanforized three months after the crushi Re Salt nd r | “——n . ; s wa tray ~av io SCRE cee anne eae T Two-Tone be
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* * * aners, = aan 3 —_ : Kadar’s speech, broadcast by} mee PURROSE = Wace, | tieviw 98e Budapest radio, was the first offi-| TROUBLE. -~Hang-up $1.00 l= ve J ATS = action see to rag ty that} | Hock a Re a te eee 2.49
another. attempt would m , /4
to oust the Soviet-imposed govern- LIGHT a [be Dainty. fiuted, gear ase shakets =
ent, - _ Miniature | ==
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______ing from prison—during the upris-
ing. Communist partisans accused| —
a member of Parliament, Imre
Kiss, of sympathizing with the an-
ti- Russian revolt—possibly a pre-
lude to his ouster.
* * *
Kadar ruled out any attempt to
bring ‘‘natiorial . communism" —/>
Tito-like independence from Mos-
cow—to Hungary, Thig, doctrine
was the platform of former Pre-|~
_mier Imre Nagy who was ousted g
when Russian tanks crushed the|™
Hungarian revolt.
: “National communism is the
| same as Hitler’s ‘national social-|
ism,” Kadar said.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957.
Oakland County C.L0. —
_ Backs AFL-CIO Decision
‘In Wednesday's Press, we carried
_@ significant statement from the
Oakland County CIO Council.
President Frep V. Haacarp de-
——__—__—+¢lared-that his-group has gone on
record as completely in opposition
. tothe union officials who are afraid
to disavow the “protection” of the
Fifth Amendment. -
“3 x * *
“The Oakland Council supports
the executive council in not per-
mitting the good name of the
_ labor movement to be sullied by
crooks and racketeers,” he de-
clared. As the local group be-
lieves, labor can not hold the
respect and confidence of its
members or the public if it refuses
to clean house when a_ house
cleaning is indicated.
* x * :
Here in Pontiac we have been
fortunate in the kind and character
of our labor leaders. By and large,
they have been reputable men of
honor and integrity. Their own mem-
bership and the community at large
have had confidence in them. In-
herently, they’ve square shooters.
x * &
“Certainly labor is strengthen-
ing itself generally when it
promptly disavows and repudi-
ates the hoodlum element that
creeps in here and there. The
AFL-CIO means business in
Miami Beach. It has ordered
three unions to clean up or else.
~All temporizing is ended.
This. is the only route to
permanent success.
*
_TV Edict Out of Bounds
for Commissioner Bell
In a recent Detroit-New York
hockey game, fisticuffs flared openly.
The exchanges were faithfully
chronicled by the newspapers and
photographs were widely printed
showing two-men brawls and finally
one that drew the attention of all
- 34 hockey players in uniform.
eae * x
~The last mentioned didn't
break into. open conflagration,
_ amd the action was held to two
contestants, but mass conflict
‘was imminent. The whole thing
had complete and normal news-
paper coverage.
Television cameras faithfully
covered the incidents. Viewers
at home were shown what
transpired.
, x -.Ǥ *
ontrast this with pro football.
/®here, we understand, Commis-
Sioner Be.t has “ordered” television >
/ CaMeras to turn away from a fight
immediately. This is something the
public mustn’t see for the simple
reason that Czar Be.t placed a tin
crown oti his‘head and so decrees.
%.%* * °
Picture Brett “ordering” the
fiewspaper to refrain from pub-
lishing a picture of a fight in
pro football. Or try and imagine
his majesty “commanding” the
newspapers to make no mention
in print of a fight in a pro game.
“The journalistic giggle would
‘resound from coast, to coast.
Nothirig Beit can say or do will
influence the course of the
; THEY'LL decide that.
4 *. 2 . CHARLES ;
Retail Advertising Mgr.
—
and yersary. enlightenment; they'll print and
want to see. and know. YOU will
be their guide. Mr, BrLt won’t even
arise to the, dignity of an_also-ran.
Why can’t television operate with
the same freedom and independence?
Why must any source of public
information be handcuffed and hog-
tied at the whim of a minor and
lesser dignitary? .
We don’t believe it can.
We refuse to buy that.
x * *
If television asserts itself and
tosses the tissue shackles aside, we
believe {he network can follow the
gam accurately as the news-
papers. We .think Bell might
better concern himself with the
Canadian situation, the lamenta-
tions of the players and his own
paper work. Leave the.reporting
to reporting sources.
The Commissioner won't look
quite as silly as he does now.
“Work makes more people happy
than anything else,” declares a psy-
chologist. If so, it’s passing strange
that they dread, postpone and beef
about doing something that makes
them happy.
Tue 10-yEaR-oLp boy. who always
closes doors and does so quietly is a
sissy who will never amount to much,
————————————EEEE 3
As A RULE the tide runs out for the
persons who waits. for his ship to
come in.
The Man About. Town
Let’s Get Together
Public Good Needs Better
Distribution of the Book
Experience: A school which too
many refuse to work their way
,through. :
That massive history of Oakland
County, 1817-1877, which was editorial-
ized on this page yesterday, still is quite
plentiful in the homes of this area. But,
for the general good, it should have a
better distribution.
There are public libraries in the county
that do not have one, and there are
many homes that do have one, but the
younger generations have little interest
in it. These two extremes should get
together. ~
If you have one, and are willing to let -
it go, why not check with your home
public or school library. If they haven't
one, here's your opportunity to do a
little philanthropy that will be greatly
appreciated.
This column volunteers to be a clear-
ing house, so these priceless volumes can
be put to use. If you have one that: you
are willing to let go, or if you wish to
buy one or your home library wants one,
let us know. s
Write Man About Town before Feb. 15,
and we will refer your inquiry to some-
body on the other side of the matter; Do
not. ask us to establish a price, and DO
NOT phone or call in person. Simply
write before the above date.
Sorry to hear my old friend,
Dave Edstrom,
is under the weather. Dave ts at the
top of the list of ardent sport enthusiasts
in Oakland, County.
Don’t fall asleep in your fish house,
as did
Jack Messenger
of Lake Oakland. When he awoke he
found that his string of fish had been
stolen.
A grandfather of the daughter recently
born to ;
Mr. and Mrs, Wally Cox
of Hollywood, Calif., is
George Cox
of our neighboring Dryden, where he lives
on the TV star's farm.
“The Clinton River near my home its
frozen over,” phones
Jerry Remington
of Waterford, who asserts that this {ts
the first time this has been true in a
dozen years or more. .
An Oakland County township that
never before had a parking lot now has
one of our largest, at the Mount Holly
ski resort of (
Morton Graddis
in Groveland, where several hundred cars
are frequently assembled. The spectators’
ears are crowding out those of the ski
enthusiasts. - ;
Verbal Orchids to—
James F. Glover
of 42 Allison St.; eighty-fourth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elonzo Krebiel
of Rochester; ‘fifty-second wedding anni-
¥ ,
_*Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith |
of Kingston; fifty-first wedding anni+
f F; photograph’ whatever you “readers THE PONTIAC PRESS.’ Peas
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Ah, | Music! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 108 _
a daily from our newspapers,
David Lawrence Says:
Campaign Cash Can’t Be Limite
WASHINGTON—There’s nothing
in the Constitution which says a
person cannot spend as much of
his own money as he pleases to
persuade other persons to vote for
a particular candidate for public
office.
In these days of solicitude for
“civil rights.’ talk has. arisen
nevertheless about enacting a new
law to limit campaign contribu-
tions. It relates to a possible re-
quirement that only limited
amounts of money may be placed
in a party treasury or in the hands
of an organized political commit-
tee.
The whole theory behind tie
Federal Corrupt* Practices Act is
that organized effort may be regu-
_ we lated only if it
be used for some
corrupt or illicit
purpose. But the
courts in the last
few years have
) told the Depart-
+ ment of Justice
it could not in-
voke the Federal
Corrupt Prac-
: aa tices Act to pros-
; ecute a labor
se ta _ union in Michi-
gan that was financing a television
program on which speakers favor-
able to its viewpoint appeared
during an election campaign.
While it is true, of course, that 2
corporations and unions are by law _
forbidden to make any campaign
contributions, this cannot prevent
union members or corporation
stockholders from acting as indi-
viduals outside the unions or
corporations.
* * *
Some form of regulation—such
as disclosure of funds contrib-
uted by anyone—can be. valid
without in any way altering the —
right of the individual to give
as much money as he pleases to
the cause in which he believes,
But it is one thing to require
publicity for campaign contribu-
tions and a different and doubt-
ful procedure to try to limit by
law the size of the contribution.
The same Constitution which
permits a law to say that a foun-
dation may spend tax-free income
derived from philanthropic be-
quests and use millions of dollars
a year to influence public opinion
on any cause, ranging from social-
ism and theoretical communism to
an espousal of the free-enterprise
system, can be invoked by any
citizen to safeguard his freedom of
speech when he spends money as
an individual in-a political cam-
paign. °
FOR ANY PURPOSE —_
If Congress could say, for ex-
ample, that no more than $500 or
$5,000 may be spent to elect a
candidate for public office, it could
constitutionally say also what sums
may be expended by the citizen
for any purpose related to the
selection of a nominee for office.
The citizen might then be forbidden
to use his automobile to transport
persons to the polls, as: this would °
be a “contribution.” He might be
prohibited from letting his home
be used as a meeting place or from
serving any refreshments to his
guests if they talked about the
current campaign.
The word “contribution” is de-
fined by present law as “‘any-
thing of value,” yet corporate
employes and union members
LI'L ONES *,. +e =
_ “It's the only way he'll permit
me to wash his face.’ continue to draw their regular
salaries while spending days at
a time at a campaign head-
quarters or making election
speeches. .
* * *& ‘
The Supreme Court in 1948,
moreover, upheld the right of a
union to publish and distribute it¢
own newspaper and insert political
messages therein. The court re-
fused to ban this expenditure of
funds as illegal. Yet when a corp-
oration publishes a fhessage giving
its views on public questions, it
is improperly subjected to criti-
cism.
It is constitutional to prohibit anyone from attempting to bribe
or unduly influence a candidate
for public office: in order to obtain
some personal favor or beneficial
action by such individual when
elected, but it is hard to see how
a citizen who spends his money
to help elect someone and doesn't
ask a thing for himself can be
‘told he can spend only a specified
sum. 4
If so, the individual cap be.
prevented by law from spending
his money for a cause that seems
“worthy to him. Nothing in the Con-
stitution Says the citizen can be
deprived of such a _ civil right.
(Copyright, 1957)
Dr. William Brady Says:
Patient Pyorrhea Tiptoes
Into Unprotected Cavity
By. the time-the physieal-degen-
eration of the masticating struc-
tures — gums, teeth, mucous
membrane, tooth sockets, muscles,
jaw bone — has
advanced far
enough to impair
the victim's abil-
ity to eat and
enjoy coarse or
hard foods, he or
she is caught in
a vicious circle.
For such foods
are generally the
best sources of
the vitamins
which are most BRADY
essential for good nutrition.
So the more the poor g-—, I
mean the poor soul restricts his
everyday diet to nhamby-pamby
foods which can be gulped with
out chewing, the severer his nu-
tritional deficiency becomes. Nutri-.
tional deficiency from childhood
through the years up to the present
is the chief cause of the physical
degeneration of masticating appa-
ratus which is commonly known as
- pyorrhea,
In the first part of this talk
about pyorrhea I said Pyorrhea
is not a disease. In dozens of
pieces about insidious or chronic
joint disability I have said rheu-
matz js not a disease. I have
cited here repeatedly the honest —
conclusion reached by the nation-.
al Arthritis and Rheumatism
Foundation and published in the
Foundation’s Bulletin May 11, '54: —
“The principle shortcoming of
modern drug therapy’’ (of so called
arthritis) ‘‘is that while the restilts ©
are more dramatic and immediate,
they disappear when medication is
discontinided. The various drugs in
use today have not shown that they
can alter the natural course of the
disease or prevent crippling.”
IN FACT, INSIDIOUS
(We must excuse the Foundation
for presisting in calling insidiously
developing or chronic joint dis-
ability “disease” and ‘‘arthritis."’)
It is childish to believe there is
a remedy or cure for either rheu-
matiz or pyorrhea, if one could
only find a physician or a dentist
who provides it for cutomers who
have the price.
In my Pyorrhea file I find no
testimonials, only an elaborate
nine-page dissertation on the var-
fous stages of the disease by. a
D.M.D, (Dector of Dental Med-
icine) who patiently . explained
that periodontist means a spe-
cialist on~<disease around the
tooth, ete., etc., and an abstract
of the report of Eugene Talbor,
M. D., D. D, S., published—in
4AM A 412-10 on the use of
the solution named after him—
Diluted Talbot's Sotution—official
‘In the N.F. as Glycerite of Iodine
and Zinc Iodide, In the booklet——“Save—Your
Teeth,” for which send 35 cents and
stamped, self-addressed envelope,
I tel] in the chapter on pyorrhea
how to use this diluted Talobt's
solution.
And that's all I have to say about
Talbot's solution, except that it is
strong medicine, and Tajbot sug-
gested that the dentist apply it once
a month, or teach parent or patient
how to apply it.
Signed letters, not more than one page
to personal
jisease, ding-
nosis, or treatment, will be answered by
Dr. William Brady, if «
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon-
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan,
Copyright 1957) Suggests Reading
About Hypocrites
The dictionary description of a
hypocrite is one who is not sincere
in friendship, religion or virtue.
Our daily paper keeps us well in-
formed of the leaders we have
chosen and with reports of our
dear country. I suggest that any-
terrible crimes, distrust t a
happy situations! would decrease.
Bible Believer
‘Money to Hungary
No Vets’ Bonus’
Our Vice President made a trip
to Hungary and spent the tax-
payers money. Now, was that to
help the people over there or just a
political trip to help’ Mr.“ Nixon
in 1960?
He made them think we were
overflowing with money. I see
we are giving them millidas but
the sad part is we cannot our
veterans one dollar o. their bonus.
The soldiers that fought and |
shed blood for their country are
pat-off with excuses and prom-
ises and we go give the taxpay-
ers’ money to some foreign coun-
try. Many of our veterans are in
need of their bonus which ts due
them, Ninety per cent of them
would spend their money in less
than a year on their homes and
other things which they are very
much in need of.
! It would put millions of dollars
in circulation and help put many
of our unemployed people back to
work and help our country in many
ways, I think the veterans would
feel better towards our foreign aid 2 so =
policy if an giver: their just
From the accounts that’ come to.
“I suggest
a 4
Me “ gg
eo ; ea aes oS
= T og ae
‘ ae oe
you keep it to yourself
or-among your friends. ‘’The faults
you find in others are usually faults
of your own.” *
Reader Questions
Snow Removal
After calling the City Hall to
“complain about the snow removal
from our street, I. was informed
that they had neither the equip-
ment nor personnel to clean our
first (agreed) and that our street
probably never would have been
cleared if others hadn't called like
myself to complain. 2s :
, =. E, Miller
Feels Mrs. Wyatt Shouldn't Go Free In reply to the person who wrote
that the Wyatts should go free,
that is why we don't have any
. decent law enforcement. Too many
sob sisteys. She should never be
free
A little girl, her own, must be
handicapped for life because of
her. She should never be allowed
to see her children again. Maybe
that would be good punishment for
her. This brief visit at the House
of Correction means very little.
Gertrude L. Johnson
Walled Lake
“ . bd
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE
‘A cold can be more miserable
... Than many other things ...
Both physical and mental is .~ <
The suffering it brings . . . You
feel so bad all over. and ., . Your
mind is not quite right . . . And
usually you cough and cough... .
And lie awake all night . . . Yet,
often when you catch qa cold...
The blame belongs to you...
Because of something that vou did
. .. Or that you failed to do...
You had a sweat, your feet got |
wet ,4 . Or you were plain run
down : . . From losing sleep while
you pursued ., . Your work ail
over town ... Few things are
nastier than just... To have a
common cold... . Which might
not ever happen if... You did
~ what you were told.
(Copyright, 1957)
Looking Back 15 Years Ago
WAR SITUATION in Orient
called critical.
PONTIAC CHOSEN as test*city
for U.S. conservation.
20 Years Ago
STRIKE NEGOTIATORS report-
ed far apart.
STORM OF DEBATE rages in
capital over court. reform.
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Let Child Retain Left-Handedness Since southpaw pitchers are
at a premium-and stuttering as
well ag other inferiority com-
plexes may result from chang-
ing the handedness of a child,
we. usually. let. htm. employ
whichever hand he prefers. Be
sure ta read Homer’s problem.
About five per cent of children
are originally left-handed.
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE
Case T-394: Homer F., aged 35,
is a high school teacher,
“Dr. Crane, while I am the
-proud father of a lusty three-
year-old boy,” he began, “he
worries me because of his stut-
‘tering, especially if he grows ex-
cited when guests drop in for a
visit.
. “Besides that trouble, he also has
a tendency to be lefthanded. My
wife and I have been trying fo
break him of this habit by offering
him articles in such a way as to
make him employ his right hand.
* * * :
“Some of our friend: tell us that
we are wrong in even attempting
to break this habit. They say it-
may upsct his whole nervous sys-
tem and even produce a_ social
inferiority complex.
“Dr. Crane, what is your advice
in this matter, and do you feel
that his left-handednes: contributes
to his stuttering?"
a a a °
FACTS RE STUTTERING
There are three periods {rr our
lives when stuttering is likely to
afflict us. The first is between the
years of three to five when our
capacity to understand words is
greater than our ability to employ
them in speech.
_. This is a normal period for
stuttéring. We simply think fast-
er than we can speak, so our
swords get jumbled and we ma
+ then stutter, a °
"You adultg can well understand this dilemma by remembering how
you reacted when you began study-
ing a foreign language, as in high
school or college.
* * *
Your “understanding”? vocabu-
lary was usually much greater
than your “speaking” vocabulary
in the strange language. And so
it is with our youngsters in the
pre-kindergarten stage.
TODDLER'S STUTTERING
If the parents ang relatives will
tactfully overlook the toddler’s stut-
tering, it will disappear naturally
|
in a year or two when he has
oe a larger speaking vocabu-
ary.
But if they scold him, or make
him feel tense and ashamed, they
may give him an inferiority com-
plex about hig speech and thus
“fix” the habit of stuttering upon |
‘him as a permanent misfortune.
The next two periods in which
people are likely to stutter are at
puberty, when they become sexu-
ally self-conscious and easily em-
barrassed, as well as in the late
teens or eafly twenties when they
may be having their first dates.
* * -*
Social fear, with its resulting ner-
vous tension, may not only fasten
upon our larynx and produce vocal
stuttering, but it may also select
one's bowel, producing a spastic
colon, It may likewise affect the stomach and cause nausea or actu-
al vomiting.
It may affect the skin, too, and
produce blushing, or the hands and
cause such excessive trembling
that the victim cannot play his
violin or piano in public or even
operate a typewriter if the boss is
looking on. a
COUSINS OF STUTTERING
Thus, there are many nervous
reactions like the abovc mentioned,
~ which are really first cousins of
stuttering.
If the victim's attention {is vi-
vidly focussed upon one of these
mervous reactions, he may grow
so acutely self-conscious about it
that he becomes a slave to such
a nuisance habit thereafter.
Statistics show that left-handed
people tend to be more prone to
stuttering, especially if these per-
sons have been changed into right-
handed persons.
But the essential explanation is
doubtless the continual nagging or
“No, no, Johnny, the right. hand,”
type of criticism which bombards
such a child,
* * *
If a youngster car tactfully be
coaxed into employing his right
hand, then we can eliminate this
hazard,
Nowadays teachers seldom try
to change the handedness of
school children, however, for
there is not much point in doing
so, except a little more conveni-
‘fence to the child in using tools
or musical instrument, that are
built for right handers, _
If you Wish my bulletin, “Psy-
chology of Stuttering and Stam-
mering—Tics Versus Chorea,” send
a 3-cent stamped addressed en-
veldpe, plus 20 cents.
Always write to Dr. Geo
fn cate of The
for his, psychological rte « od ee og: charts and path
/ (Copyright 1957):
4
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PHILCO
Reg. 249.95 new 1957
| TV with remote control
and Top-Touch tuning
+] Even Less
With Trade
This fine qaatity Philes 21-inch (c diagonal mea-
sure) consolette TV is offered now at a new low
price. Automatic Top-Touch tuning and convenient
Remote Control are included! Illuminated station _
selector, FM sound, bonus-size speaker, Golden
Grid Tuner. Swivel base extra. Buy now and save!
You pay less for famous ap-
pliances and TV at Federal’s
NO MONEY DOWN
Reg. 99.95 Philco Hi-Fi
with 4-speeds and twin
speakers. 1957 model
Twin 6-inch speakers, va-
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leatherette cabinet. Save! riable tone control, “Mi-
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Every piece is washed all
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ei Department i: Memes ofthe Pena Pars oe trinng wo revet te men and Recreation and Cemetery! “trom: getting rusty.” No future
Depts. yesterday went through/exercises have been. scheduled.
their second annual refresher} Thirty city employes, in. three
course in Civil Defense Rescue
Training at the city, incinerator
» |plant on East boulevard.’ ~ .
_| “Themen executed the exercise
in terms of techniques;”
- Robert A. Stierer, assistant
CD director for Pontiac, ‘but were
-rather—s-Lew—in—performing the To.”
3 ’* * -«
He said this will necessitate
Sign Uses Antifreeze
waterfall, one of Broadway's most
popular commercial signs, uses
50,000 gallons of recirculated water
a-minute.The water is kept from
freezing in’ winter by enough anti-
— to winterize 3,000 automo- of
iles. :
-Jower left give~a clue to the size of the tiny MILITARY MINIATURE — Photo shows. one
of a collection of fine miniatures. exhibited in
us Brussels, Belgium. Scene under the glass dome
24 shows an artillery train of the French ermy sf
std ted
‘ Favors Training
7 For Deferred Men figures of horses, men and cannon. Although
beautifully detailed, they are only three mil-
limeters_high.
military reserve programs, espe-
cially one the Army wants to ex-
pand. Under this plan, men take
six months active duty training,
then go into a ready reserve drill-
ing unit. .
* * *
The National Guard is objecting
to a new order’ that all its new ie 2 . ih of about ‘five million men at
1,300,000 are available for duty, the best age for military service, basic enlistees must take six months of
ming. The Guard favors
limiting this to 11 weeks for its
ul ‘ recruits under 18%, the minimum
draft age.
* * * .
. Edgar C. Erickson
itold thé g¢ubcommittee in prepared
testimony. the Army _ National
Guard had a net loss in enlisted
men of 2,050 from July 1 through
Dec. 31, 1956, “compared to a net
gain of 14,681 fot the correspond-
ing period” of 195. Erickson is
\chief of the Defense Department's
National Guard Bureau.
Hershey went on to say
many of the fathers and lage. “Turks Open 88 Bridges ceptables” could “perform well,
especially in a ready reserve.’ | ISTANBUL — Turkey opened 88
“It there is a large mobilization bridges, totaling 15,528 feet in
they will be taken,” he said. “It\length, to traffic in 1956. This
would seem wise for the nation) brought the total of bridges to 679,
and humane for them if they were |agzregating 150,489 feet, compared
iwith 289 bridges totaling 42,650) —
The subcommittee is studying/feet in 1950. : 1,400,000 rs and 2,300,000
are classed as “unacceptable” for
various reasons.
The pool of 1,300,000 available
men, he continued, would prob-
ably “shrink all too fast”: in case
of need, But in any case, he said,
think men in this group “should be)
would| trained and used to replace the
aging men among the 2% million
men who have already served
varying terms of service."
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ss been heard to say Yong. has stated he Yoted Grae! started as a — oe et throwing
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4 ‘WASHINGTON @—Sen. Kefauv-| © (D-Tenn) said today that if the |
for increasing:
to Europe doesn’t
‘school either — but his father
: He didn’t want to go to law Outlaw Rock ‘n Roll? 7
: pe Crazy Man, Just Crazy _ ine ao al ge ene
3 ‘ uated hi is class PASADENA, Calit. «® — William put into effect in country
i eee eee McKesson, district attorney of'since the program started, and of
: in uniform,|Los Angeles County, appeared for|the failure to attain the 500,000- |
teenagers.
secretary under thought rock ‘n’ roll should be out-| A Joint Senate Antimonopoly Tn.
President - ae years|lawed and gave this answer: terior subcommittee has launched }-
after he was a private. “No. Personally I don’t ‘dig’ it,\a broad igquiry into the formation
Since then he has held other|but that doesn’t mean that I would of a government-sanctioned eget
‘important federal posts. want to’ban it, There are good and)mittee of major off companies to) — . bad elements on our current mu-|handle the awe a ship-|
‘tor of: Psychological Strategy sic, I believe t most teenagers ments. It also
‘Board ereated by ‘Truman to diiare wise enough mot to carry the|domestic effects’ of the program.
shipments
‘work better, ‘‘it’s going to have to!
Ibe made a > sete program.”
Selsaianes sae shine of
quiz session before a panel of barrels-a-day goal set for ship-| ABLE FABRIC
He was asked if he ments of crude oil to Europe.
AND SOLIOS
FORM F Curved
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‘rect the cold war against Russia.|bad elements to excess.” ewe, |
ie See Reema, ailied Men ; The program was put into per. codes
‘back to Washington from - ation after closing
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pounds) and usually is white with brown-or black markings.
Children like the terrier because he is easily trained and responds |
quickly to commands. You may have séen fox terriers in trainéd |
dog acts on TV or in the circus.
Here is Ricky, a circus boy, with Nicky, his trained terrier, |
Nicky has been taught to do many tricks such as jumping hurdies,
balancing a bali on his nose, shaking hands and walking on his hind
legs. He likes to wear a pelted cap and pleated collar like his
master,
Paste this picture on coraeard and color with crayons. What: |
ever color you use on Ricky's cap and collar, repeat it on Nicky's
since they areateam.
Cut out the parts carefully. Cut slits in the caps where marked
so Nicky and Ricky can wear them. Cut out along the heavy outline
of the food pan and the small ball in the lower panel and fold it for-
ward on the dotted line.. Fold the whole panel forward but fold back
the small panel at left. Now Nicky and Ricky will stand. j
(This suggestion was first sent by Gladys Garrett, Muncie, Ind.
You may win $10 if you send a usable idea jn care of this newspaper.
Violet Moore Higgins: AP Newsfeatures.)
Tomorrow: The ——_ |
Doctor Claims
the _theory that if all the body)
histamine can be released and)
Cleared out of the body there will
be none left to peter the aller-)
Histamine Drug". . | To do this he uses a synthetic’
French Physician, Says compound, called 1935L,. whigh re-
Injections Will Relieve teases up to 5 per cent of the
i histamine in the bedy. It is given
Certain Allergies |with an anti-histamine to avoid
LOS ANGELES (INS) — The the damaging effects of the flood |
French physician who discovered) of histamine.
anti-histamine drugs has described} Then, after the histamine pro-
an experimental treatment for al-| duction is lowered in the patient, |
lergies involving periodic drug) he is given eortisone which blocks |
injections. ‘the ability of the body to manu-|
Dr. Bernard Halpern of Paris facture new histamine.
Monday told of the new treatme nt| Dr. Halpern said his most eel
at the meeting of the American! matic case was-a patient with se-|
Allergy in Los) vere hives who has been kept
The fox terrier is a popular pet. He is small (weighing about 18 1
free of symptoms by periodic in-
ppaalpern's work is. pote rare last July,
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' Could You Get Sunburn * tal tenants ei Pay No Dog-Eat-Dog Here, . = Wikon wil testy Two Bichonge Words 2
J in 12 Degree Weather? ang superficial burns on his cna but Puppies Help Pup tishpord tad respite Pig clingb| DES MOINES un — Students at
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MILWAUKEE (—Police, sum- - Fehl explained that he had been eer Bie 1 a wes’ couragement and howled for help getting used to the fact that Archie) -
moned in 12 degree , weather. caging Arid@ey a sunlamp and be-, ° y unti! a neighbor heard the racket Johnson teaches yay while the
rushed Robert Fehl; 36, to the hos-icame so’ engrossed he pat track of best friend, but he doesn't do badly and effected a rescue, the Wilsons! English teacher is Senor Manuel
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casting, the largest ever produced at the General Electric foundry I
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4 to pour the casting, a period of 20 weeks and the work of 15 men
t i: was required to prepare the pit and mold, do the casting, clean, cool
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' Canned Goods and, Beef
_ Goon Shopping List Now
~“Loeal markets agair offer good size. Twenty-four ounces of high
news for food shoppers. Beef, quality protein food in every car-
some cuts of pork, and eggs are ton of large size eggs ranks them,
the attention getters in protein one of the thrifty protein buys,
foods. Add milk, plenty of green even though some are a cent or,
and. yellow. vegetabies, fruits, ce- two more per dozen than last
reals and breads to complete the week.
market list dor good eating and DAIRY—The average amount at]
good health. imoney spent for milh is 15 per)
MEATS—Who could ‘‘beef” about|cent of the food budget, but for
the good supplies of high quality that 15 per cent the family gets 20;
beef arriving at this season? The per cent -of its food requirements.
arm, blade or English chuck roasts Milk used in cooking and baking
continue to be attractively priced.’ count a plus for good health. i
Round geal Swissing _ and’ limpreved ing methods
steaks ing are being fea-| ove increased the convenience |
tured in many markets this week, \ | s \
reports the Consumer Marketing Page = Lari gta _ IN . —
Information Agent, Mrs, Josephine re a — = ‘
B ferme | FRUITS AND VEGETABLES— |
For pot roast or stews, the ‘here is nothing to match the feel- leaner_range fed beet is just as. : trith ‘ : ‘ing of security that comes from
and is weually several having well-stocked pantry shelves
gente lens per pounil. and freezer baskets. Canned corn
While pork costs inch upward green beans, cherries, frozen
and supplies get smaller, it will strawberries and orange juice are a
pay to look for thrifty cuts. The just a few fomds that now offer a . .
7 lean Boston butt is a bargain, lot of value for dollars spent.
- | ___ @apecially in convenience. A whole| Salad bowls wil! be filled with
* _ Boston butt can be easily cut to rood high quality Jettuce this week.
2 make pork steaks, » lean roast, Some retailers predict slightly
and cubes for chop suey. Three jower prices also.
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Arabian oil twit Build | ‘Improved Highways for
Pilgrims to Mecca
WASHINGTON — King. Saud’s
state visit to the United States. co-
incides, appropriately enough, with
@ program for improving travel
facilities within his own faraway
land, Saudi Arabia.
In that vast desert region of the
Arabian Peninsula, paved roads
are few, says the National Geo-
graphic Soc. Yet over the relatively
short stretches, and over the long,
dusty trails that cross the country
and fim its coasts,
thousands of Moslem pilgrims trav-
e} each year to the sacred cities
of Mecca and Medina.
Present routes reach Mecca from
all directions, Shortest is the as-
phalt highway via the Red Sea
port of Jidda, less-than- 50 miles
to the west. the longest
will be the renovated 1,000-mile
road from An Najaf, deep inside
Iraq on the northeast,
PILGRIMS FROM ALL LANDS
The: pilgrims come from ‘ cold,
lofty highlands of Asia’s heartlands
sed. hat plains of Ine dad Peake
stan; from China, Indonesia, and
North and South America; from
Africa, and neighboring Near East
lands.
* * *
Some fly, or travel in shipboard
comfort, or by private cars. Others
crowd into freighters and buses,
or jog along on camels. Many,
starting a year in advance, trudge
all the way from their homelands, |
gaining added merit through the
hardships of traveling humbly.
Chief goal of the hadj is Mec-
ca’s massive stone Kaaba, the.
“house” believed to have been
created by Abraham at God's
command, There half a million
Moslems may gather to pray for
hours bareheaded under the biat-
ing sun.
The improved highways promise
gome relief from traffic” jam s| We
caused by mass movements of the
hadj. But already other modern in-
novations, including electric light-
ing, power, and air conditioning
paid for by Saudi Arabia’s oil roy-
alties, have brought dramatic
changes.
- The maple syrup industry brings
millions of dollars each year to
Vermont, New York, Wisconsin hundreds of}. _ By PHYLLIS BATTELLE
KEY WEST, Fila. (INS) — Key
West is as far south as you can
wander in the United States with-
out getting your feet wet, and is,
consequently, an ideal place in
which to get lost,
* * *
‘Unless you say defiant words
against the «Key Westers’ special
uch as shrimps, pompano!
and Harry S. Truman—they’ll treat
“Data?” said the Chamber of
curiously, when asked’
for propaganda aboul Key West.
“Historical background? Well . .
Key West doesn’t have much
background worth talking about,
ma'am. All we've got's fish and)
weather, both pretty good.” 4
ROMANTIC PAST
Actually, the key at the tip of
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* *
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lassitude is certain to change the
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make them money-hungry,
Just recently, a dog-racing track
was opened on Stock Island, which
is the northern suburb, and there
is talk that the innate. honesty of
gambling instead of fishing, and
consequently feel the pinch of eco-
‘nomic necessity.
*® * *
5 But Taint of Tourism May Spoil. Tropical Paradise «-
Re West Dreams in Balmy Breezes: merce. “Even if @ man wanted
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without swimmin’ indefinitely.”
As an International News Serv-
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GRAND RAPIDS w—More than
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March 9-in Grand Rapids, The ice columnist I have now visited
beth the southernmost and north- /};
But with. the influx of tourism, Got a Vocation
in Right Location |;
FT, LEWIS, Wash, w= Army
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things in 1957—planes and more
F Since the summer of 1954, the
| local squadron has been planeless.
PO “But this isn't as unusual as it
might sound,” warns Capt. Robert
¥. Turner, of 180 E. Huron St., and
commander of the unit.
groups that are
. fimalted to ground activities,
x * *
“Tt makes it kind of rough in
most aspects,”” CAP Sgt. Michael
F. Clark, of Sylvan Lake, said of)
the squadron's planeless situation. |
Clark, a senior at Pontiac High
School, added that “it’s not too
: serious to me because my empha-
a : ‘gig in the unit is on communca-
: tions.” ;
q LEARN GROUND TECHNIQUES
: Both Turner’ and Clark said ‘the
£9 cadets (men and women be-
are search and rescue, maintain-
ing and operating a radio net for
CAP Stresses Ground Procedure) cs
sdk paacbetatesity. in 1957. The next gathering a “We're a for groups in |
alled Lake and Rochester,” Tur-)
‘Through “administrative drills”|Planned for Feb, 27 :
‘or banquets at which guest speak- The squadron meets nets every |ersad eyeing the Anite objec
ers appear, Turner hopes to ¢ gan, oben, aes toe 0 OF tives for the year.
courage more volunteers to join| 21¢ N, Perry St. Some of the duties of CAP units
PICTURES DON'T LIE ON MATTRESSES —
Even when it comes to sleeping, the Russians
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at the Chicago Merchandise Mart, model Dee
Taloe lies on an American mattress and com- =
&
Soviet matttess was bought in Moscow by John
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tress firm. After paying the equivalent of $42 for |
it, he literally carried it out of the Soviet Union |
under his arm, 2
and_assisting the
' Air Force in any means available,
The local unit was activated Jan.
S, 1956,
INCENTIVE PROGRAM
am In September of last year, CAP
headquarters initiated a cadet in-
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of proficiency being.the “diploma,”
“Cadets with these certificates can
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ps * * *
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_THE PONTIAC. PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, 1 FEBRUARY 7, | 1957
Protocol Men Tear
_ Currying. Carpet
"WASHINGTON (NEA) — Bring like was the fact that President on the official visitors from outer| Eisenhower would not meet him
-. space, The protocol office of the|at the airport.
-| Texas after leaving Washington, Hair =f
for Saud! tent the King’s other plans were
rejiggered at the iast minute to
suit him, The changes also in-
cluded cancellation of a trip to
-| for no revealed reason.
King Saud ibn
The full amount of difficulties
planning: Saud's visit probably
will never be told. Here are just
a few examples which give an
idea what was involved in . the
visit.
ELECTION DELAY
First, the official invitation
couldn't be tendered King Saud poh rg Arabia, roling out, teh Well Done Y Actio i n BIH =]
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Grave Penalty Raised ; 3
maximum
to three years.
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until the election determined|j
who his host would be. Then,
tion -with the_inaugural
postponed final planning until he
was practically on the boat steam-
ing for New York.
ers, keeper of the jewels, besnee
of the curry powder, an incense-
‘burner, a food-taster, a tailor’
and assorted strong-arm guards
wearing swords and carrying
* * *
So everybody volunteered to
help and that’s where the trouble
really started. The White House yitA
decided to take over from State
protocol experts, who might have
pulled the whole thing off smooth-
ly if left alone.
OM FIRM PIP IN
Next the Sa Arabian em-|
bassy volunteered to arrange de-|
tails, Finally the Arabian-Amer-
ican Oil Co. jumped into the. tur-
moil with all kinds of sage advice;
It has &@ $300 million oil contract/
with the King.
The more advice was mus-
tered the more myriad became
the problems. Because Saud
didn’t bring one or more of his
four wives it was decided most |
social events would have to be |
stag. Because King Saud doesn’t |
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S Monee o* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN SEVENTEEN
were faced with in 1956.’
The questions came through by telephone, office
cals, at meetings or via letter, said Lyle Abel, county
agricultural agent, in his annual a the Oakland
County Board of Supervisors.
Three agricultural agents, two home demonstration
agents, two 4-H agents and a consumer-marketing agent
form the corps that passes information on nearly every
kind of subject to Oakland ae residents. x * -*
New lawn problems,
bothersome insects, new
wonder fabrics that need
special laundering, or aid
in channeling children’s
lives in productive ways
are just some of the sub-
jects that the cooperative
extension staff membefs
are called on to answer
daity.
The local service was established
in Oakland County during World)
be : and is financed cooperative-
federal, state and county
Gs. i original purpose created
in” Smith-Lever Act still re-
mains the same—that of “dissemi-|
nating practical and useful infor-
mation on agriculture and home
ics—and encouraging appli-
landscaping to problems of farm
management, poultry, beef cat-
tie, sheep, swine, dairying and
field crops.
The latter two problems go to
Horticultural problems are
turned over to Wayne Siefert,
farm management and ani-
mal questions are sent to Agent
Jay Poffenberger.
* * *
A major activity, of the agent
£45 fi i at results of such tests as
the agents make recom- i mendations for the kinds and!
these trees were distributed and
planted under the direction of the
agents wofking coopera-
tively with the Oakland County. Soil
Conservation district. ©
* * *
The service also works closely |
with the Oskiand County For-
ester’s Assn. to control Dutch
Eim disease. Over 2,500 speci-
mens of elm wood were sent
from the county to a laboratory
in East Lansing last year to be
tésted for the disease.
Despite a large demand fcr ser-
vices from the county's half-million
non-farm population, the county’s
2,000 farm families are not neg-
lected. A wealth of educational
meetings and demonstrations were
held in every section of the county
to bring the most recent findings
.|various~sections of the county to
ladvise the
,|and to assist ce es county-|
| the builders of tomorrow’s citi-
| gens... the.4-H agents. During
{project work. Most popular among!
ee
of science to the local farm
operators.
The most outstanding branch of
the program in Oakland County,
Abel says, is the work for the
homemakers. Under the direction
of Mrs. Frieda Bennett and Mrs.
Mary Hixon, home demonstration)
agents, the county program has the!
highest enrollment in Michigan.
1,550 ENROLLED
Enrollment for 1956 reached
1550 women in 105 different
groups.
Most of the educational programs
in women's work are presented to}:
local volunteer leaders at district
training meetings conducted by the
agents or. by specialists from Mich-
igan State University.
* * *
From there the information 1s
taken to the neighborhood group
by the local leader at one of the
monthly meetings.
During 1956 a total of 650
women leaders in the county
served without pay to carry this
Information to their groups. Sub-
jects covered during the year
concerned such things as meat
budgeting, dress designing, im-
proving storage space, home
accessories, hobby hunting, furni-
ture selection and Christmas |
workshop.
DECIDE ON PROGRAM
The women enrolled In thé home FOR SNOW SPEEDSTERS — An eagle eye view of Oakland
County's Mt. Holly Ski Area shows the maze of fast trails that have
made it one of the region’S.most popular recreation areas in recent
months. The aerial photograph above was taken onejhusy afternoon
yhen. ski thei sale Sith the oy G Ww skiers and r cars lined approaches to the grounds. Spe- Your ries ion: Chances Fytension Se
County Unit Hears 38,000).
of Them in Course of Year It takes time and inate to try fo answer 38,000
questions per year, but that’s what staff members of
the Oakland County Cooperative Extension Service a. ® RS
~ oe eg
cializing in beginner and intermediate instruction, the area is
staffed by expert teachers who teach the modified “Ariberg Tech-
nique.” Mt. Holly has six electrically-powered rope tows and is
illuminated for night skiing. A special feature of the area is a
snow-making machine which, according to officials, ‘‘compensates for the derelictions of Nature,” Meeting place for skiers after
dash down the slopes is a combi
located ‘on U. S. 10, 12 miles north | ice Can Answer It =: 2 2
Frosty Slopes Lure Thousands to Mt. Holly Ski Area
a
lodge and restaurant. It is
its intersection of M-15.
council of 17 women elected from
the “agents on their work) Giant Computer Ready by Fall
wide events.
Consumer Marketing Agent Mrs. ese Marking Ae MSU Picks ‘MISTIC Josephine Lawyer st costs e
and trends of market prices anda Mame for Robot Brain housewives through every medium
of communication in another ser-
vice of the County Extension.
Final agency within the county
cooperative extension service are EAST LANSING — A giant mechanical “brain” being built
} at Michigan State University is gradually acquiring a personality.
The people working on the huge electronic computer, to be com-
pleted this fall, have agreed to call it ‘MISTIC.’
The letters stand for “Michigan State Integral Computer.”
The machine will be able to solve in a few hours intricate
mathematical problems that would take a man a lifetime to com-
plete.
It will be put to practical use to answer problems originating on
the campus in areas such as physics, engineering, mathematics,
Chemistry, statistics and agricultural economics.
CAN’T THINK
“But it can't do. your thinking for you,’’ said Dr. L. W. Von
Tersch, who is in charge.of assembling the computer.
“The machine will be only as accurate as the facts it has to
work with. If the person feeding in the problem makes an error,
the answer will be in error.”
The machine, about the size of a small newspaper press, will
cost an estimated $150,000. 1956 a total of 61 clubs were
organized under the direction of
4H Club agents Suzanne Sturgis
and Jack Worthington.
* Heart of the 4H program is the |
the female members during 1956
\were meal planning, food prepara-
tion and preservation, clothing,
home management, health and
nursing.
The 593 boys belonging to 4H
in the county concerned themselves
with handicraft, conservation ac-
tivities and livestock projects.
Big event in the 4-H members’
year is the annual 4-H Fair held
< eearten ee ee “We're getting it cheap,” said Von Tersch, “because a lot of
of baking, sewing, raising choice; 9UT labor is supplied by graduate students.”
vegetables and grooming livestock* The computer is similar in construction and logic to one devel-
for competition for the prizes to! oped at the Princeton University Institute for Advanced Study. be awarded on judging days. ,, _ » ‘|Explorer Scouts will be wearing With National Boy Scout Week
jost under way Wednesday,
throughout Pontiac and the nation,
most Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and
their uniforms in observance of the
organization’s 47th anniversary.
But, what are the ingredients, qualifications and requirements
which allow a boy to wear such
a uniform?—
_ In scouting, there are certain
rules and regulations which ‘must
be followed before and while a
boy weats his uniform. They are
the Scout’s, Code and consist of
three forms: the Scout Oath, or
Promise and Law, the Scout
Motto and Scout Slogan,
Certainly,,o ther requirements
such as age, length of service,
application and the usual formali-
ties must be met before becom-
ing a Boy Scout. But, understand-
ing and keeping the rules are the
short, concise and easy to mem-
orize, Yet, packed behind every
one of the 42 words, which over'
is a wealth of meaning.
The first thing a tenderfoot
must learn is this oath. Each
time a troop meets, the boys
stand and solemnly recite these
words:
“On my honor I will do my
best; - +
* * *
“To do my duty to God and my
Country, and to obey the Scout
Law;
“To help other people at all
times;
“To keep myself physically
strong, mentally awake, and mor-
ally straight.”
As he recites these words, a
Boy Scout knows his honor is res-
pected, It may be hard to live up
most important, to all one has promised, but, a The Scout Oath or Promise Is!
2,000 Pontiac boys have pledged, | Scout is taught to always keep
trying and to do his best.
To the very end of the oath,
| keeping himself “morally
paagg ol a true scout is on his
. Vet, he knows he is rep-
anstiling the four and one-half
million Scouts when he wears his
uniform, He has a great respon-
sibility.
Along with the oath, a Boy Scout;
has to learn and live up to 12
rules of the Scout Law, They are:
A scout is trustworthy, loyal, help-
ful, friendly, courteous, kind, obe-
dient, “cheerful, thrifty, brave,
clean atid reverent.
* * *
These are the cornerstones on
which scouting was founded. Any
parent must be proud to know his
son has promised to do his best
in attaining these 12 goals,
“Be Prepared” were the two
words which the forefathers of ‘Scouting Ideals Embodied in Code;
Garb Signifies Devotion to Laws
every Boy Scout. The motto means
a scout is prepared at any mo-
danger if necessary, to help others.
The Scout Slogan, “Do a good
turn daily” means doing some-
thing helpful, but it covers more
territory than that, The slogan
includes doing something extra,
beyond what one would do or-
dinarily.
True Boy Scouts obey all of these
rules and regulations with or with-
out uniform. When in uniform, he
takes on other characteristics and
responsibilities,
The Scout uniform shows the
public that the boy belongs to the
largest boys’ organization in the
world. Only scouts may wear the
uniform. Congress authorized this
and it is protected against unlaw-
ful use by an Act of Congress.
The uniform stand for a scouts
scouting. chose as the motto of character, his scout promise and
the Scout Law.
\
nearly 1,500 Oakland County boys and’ girls who | ees ok to ste a work on such projects through 4H membership, | %°¢* through @ soil testing experiment in the tab located at the
and thus come under the guidance of the Oakland “operative Extension Service,,1260 West Blvd. The soil service
i oki weenie cae is a part of the services rendered by the county, SLIP COVERING BECOMES
Mary Hixon, home demonstration agent, sHows
home demonstration women how
covers. A practical, demonstration makes it easier
to apply the lessons, Mrs. Hixon EASY — Mrs.
to make: slip
says. Watching
} Mrs. Hixon (right) are Mrs. Raymond Lazenby Ctl) and: Mra, Murray Hughes, both ot White and both members of home dem-
pend tion groups in the county. 7 a ie %
pt
ment to do his duty and face.
at
= nee ae TAS PRESS..THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1.1051. a” cresyl
oN Maybe a Little Tardy,
but Post Office Delivers
FORT WORTH, Tex. @ — Mrs. }-
Myron S. Baker recently received 9
a postal card her uncle sent ‘ber |
from England 48 years ago. ° ‘Chapter-28 in “The FBI Story’ se ee | :
Path Yields Clues to Identi ities of Traitors
The foliowing -
eighth in a
setion of | ac from “The useful to Russia. her and repeated it to Julius Ros-| streets toward is meeting with] “Yes.” icture postcard back
Bureau ‘ot davestigation by - Don ne ree enberg when she returned home.’ Fuchs, He saw the pale scientist) Gold stepped into the living| #74 Nagasaki. The war was over. He sent ap Lei es
Weteehend, fenes r) Two months after this ari jher at Fort Thomas, Ky., | information, Julius said, one mont rc meeting driving toward him in an old car./room. He. said, “I come from| This time David gave Julius a thes
“By DON WHITEHEAD nation couldn't use the bomb as |David returned to New York on; The car stopped and he got in.| Julius. Have you any information| Sketch of a cross-section of € thee Bred
Nine months after J. Edgar| threat against another nation. |leave. At Julius’ request he made| Within a few minutes Fuchs had] for me?” Nagasaki type bomb as he visual-| The card arrived with a batch |
Hoover flashed the warning that) David was scared, “I can't do|@ number of sketches of a flat-\given him a thick packet of in] Greengiass drew sketches of the|'2°d it from knowledge of his own ni yey nee yoeie bec WE MAKE KEYS -atomic secrets had been stolen'it, Ruth,” he said, But next day|type lens mold ne nsed in} formation on atomic bomb secrets.|1.n5 mold or which he had been) ¥°™* om the triggering devicejout a of explanation t * while You Welt
- by agents of the Communists, the
whole wretched story of espionage
was known to the FBI. about his work which would be Ruth memorized all David told Gold strolled through Santa Fe's) * re you Mr. Greenglass?” [{tember, 1945. ‘The atomic ae In the summer of 1908 her uncle, |
had been dropped on Hiroshima now dead, took a trip to England. |
he agreed;
hero’ for years. He didn’t want
to see Julius fail at anything he Julius had-peen—his+ atomic experiments, _
He also gave Julius the names
of people at Los Alamos who _jHe told Gold the bomb would be
“|tested at Alamogordo, N. M., the
next month, working, and described-in writing
how the lens was used as a trig-
gering device in atorhic experi- Julius was pleased, and from the discussions he mart delay.
heard. ~~ ‘The message wasn't too urgent,
“This is however. The card said merely:
“Greetings.” NEISNER tried.
David gave Ruth a description
of the Los Alamos layout, the ap-
proximate number of people work-
ing in the restricted area, and the
names of scientists whose con-|.
nection with the atomie project
was supposed to be top-secret, He
had picked up their names by
overhearing talk at the plant.
ex-Army s¢r- ~ «¢ © - old
was in the kitchen 2 home
baby's milk forms: ChicKeN POX COUN |i tncic compinaton tring room , dining room - bedroom when a ments. Again he listed names of| Very good,” he said
people he regarded as possible Copyright 1957 by Don Whitehead
espionage recruits. * « *
Greenglass was back in New| (Tomorrow: “Worse -Than
York on another furlough in Sep- Murder.”)
2 , ee * -_ = = ee : x é
EN | 0 RY Geld left Santa Fe by bus for
Albuquerque. The Greenglasees
had just finished breakfast when
the stranger knocked. David
opened the door, seemed to him to be sympa-
thetic te communism and who
might be recruited to give in
formation.
Greengiass returned to Los Ala-
mos late in January at the end
of his leave. Ruth serie in WATCH REPAIR
42 N. Saginew FBI agents had followed the
spy trail to Dr. Klaus Fuchs, and
from Fuchs to the Philadelphia,
- chemist, Harry Gold.
4 geant, David Greenglass, who
= lived with his wife, Ruth, and
their two children in New York
Czechoslovak Airlines will stint i
service to Yugosclavia and Britain,
Prague learns.
. It was June 15, 1950./ fy! } +4 ;
Greneas let the chen and RISES Considerably |sterce man socked on their
* * * Chicken pox continues to rise Only a few days before, Harry ae
Gold had met Soviet Vice Consul
Anatoli Yakoviev in a little bar
at 42nd —St—and,
Sixteen cases were reported in| Third Ave, in Manhattan. 4
Pontiac during the past week,| pprvaTE TALK The agents showed their identifi-
cation, ‘We are trying to locate
- Information on materials Tost, Mis-)
aS placed or stolen at the Los Alamos
Ee project. You worked at Los Ala- in. Pontiac and throughout. Oak-
land County, public health au-
‘thorities revealed this week.
o red with 10 for the :
iS msi. “Bute, nth. cum he, oral TH A oe T can't help you. I know nothing or é ” week previous without being overheard.
ee “T p complete breakdown of) The two men discussed the time
MORE QUESTIONS communicable diseases from the) and place of their next meeting. =
oe continued Sade Nee health departments follows It would be after Gold’s return
on ex-sergeant, ° f Sai Fe, where |
have any objections if they looked ar Prev. Year| shy pagar poi dhng '
ee so encpeg le * Coco Chicken pox .....4++.- be * § bay _“ plied by Dr. Klaus Fuchs:
nothing a seneeodecees 7 3 Ci :
| lass persisted. “Go ahead.” Mime Sc 8 ses tong tenn me eee
; A tow minutes Inter one of the |sesriet fever 0 Ibuquerque on another ex-
ss agents left the eateant with Syphs pear 8 ‘ pelea eapeitiat mission, - Here are the Cildaata — the few-of-a-kinds — the broken lots — the slightly soiled _
‘ wile ™ cmaeete e, NO ee Russian gave Molise the slow-sellers that showed up during our Annual Inventory-taking. Out they go at
_ Harry Gold studied them. Atloniayes pox case eM iM written the name “Greenglass,” one-third to one-half their original prices for a good Old-fashioned Oddment Clean-up.
2 pos toe yp igueeeee ee 1 ° News ppm Jeger ienge Pick ’n’ choose to. your heart’s content from ‘these exceptional bargains! _
| For a time Greengiass protested| Tuberculosis .........:: ef ginal, I am from Julius."
eee Se fan es acc: $1 al Zaher, bended te ow Open FRIDAY and MONDAY NIGHTS Until 9 P. M. -SATURDAY ‘ti 5:30
.. oe ee gee acura; 14 _j}to Greangiam.
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pared gre prt al Clearance Car oun and 2-Pant Sui ay y - Was picture
Six mics ce] DINETTE SETS | At Ys to Yo Off! SPECIALS! - On Nov. 29,1944 — s| A.
ater TA Si. David. Gren $ 3° 34 $45.00 YEAR-’ROUND SUITS ......$29.70 Sensational sapar-brasns to to ft 08
tiomle tomb project — Ruth a 43 $49.50 YEAR-ROUND SUITS ......$33.70 eee Ee
nor @Chrome | fm | 92 $52.50 YEAR-ROUND SUITS ...... $37.70) | 7 oa eee
——— YEAR/ROUN ras Shes $2 “er: al i walking sacl e Wrought 97 A $60.00 YEAR-’ROUND SUITS eevee $43.70 $4 and $5 velues..
iar bon varad he os teste 119 $65.00 YEAR-’ROUND SUITS...... $47.70
69 $2.95. Senforized
Flannel Shirts. .
37 $5.95 Weshable 89 $75.00 YEAR-’ROUND SUITS ......$53.70
Join the smart buyers here tomorrow or Saturday, sure! Select from this
fabulous stocle of fine suits, mony with extra pants to match.
Alterations Free!” fiust say CHARGE IT: | talk she'd had with Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg in New York.
Ethel was David's sister. ——_-_
Ruth said:
“Julius said at last he's doing
what he always wanted to do — $7
$ 2° limits, Ruth told David about a :
|
on trenton. to the Sovietl} Remember — You Don’t Need the Cash! Corduroy Shirts
ve Ruth said that Julius knew . 2
foam. Jide ant Ethel wonted 3 3 19 $8.95 Weol P.O. - $= 89
David to give them information 239 Choice TOPCO A TS Sweaters . 83
14 $10 Corduroy
la
$ cks ....
. 22 $1.50 Belbriggan
Undershirts and MID WAYS...
At 3 to 2 Off!
27 $49.50 Wool Tweed TOPCOATS ....$33.70
62 $55.00 Wool Tweed TOPCOATS ....$37.70
71 $60.00 Imported Tweed TOPCOATS .$43.70
47 $65.00 Balmoral TOPCOATS ......$47.70
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3 7 50 18.00
sith | 32 $75.00 Saxony TOPCOATS........853.70 | | Went shenaim ° 89.900
M _ | ALL ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME BARGAINS! Suit Pants..... |
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changer! Complete with legs. | 33 $ 5.95 and $6.95 SPORT SHIRTS...-...........:..$3.69 /3 to ‘a Off
74 $ 4.00 Famous Brand PATTERN SHIRTS............ $3.19 14 $14.50 Reversible $Z89
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17 $27.50 Best SUEDE JACKETS. ........ poe eee ee en $19,89 ;
10 $12.95 Brentwood SKI SWEATERS ................. $309] | jacners 99 6 $19.85 Supple SUEDE JACKETS.................. $12.09. Flee
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RENT a
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Grinnell’s
10 lessons included! Why wait to
your child the benefits of music? _
can RENT « sew piano from Grinvell’s.
Within six months, if you decide to buy,
all payments apply! just say CHARGE iv!
~ $10
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GRINNELL’S, 27 S. Saginaw, Pontiac a . | <r
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| Paul Pitlow, Rotary Club pres- -
_ Ident, spoke briefly on plans for n the fetal while the ges. de-qre's elle Thagode Ss age ee
n| liberate. arrangements for last night's
“aly of C.
Installs Tonight Honor Guests to Include
Philip Hart, Broomfield
and Dondero
Talk of Proposals in Walled Lake
' WALLED LAKE — A report by
Ta Toenail ot the reader west.
JOAN KUCHENMIESTER” bility
before further plans can be made.
where it can be a
_|probably wil! be when the council
receives notification of title insur-|*
ance, escrow, and an engineering
“Five Fis Bid
at Rochester Parking Bonds Sold to
3 Companies; Let Print
Contract ~ lineal foot price for the special
}assessment for curb and gutter
on Alice and’ Helen streets. Crystal Echo Beach Club Plans Dance
Avon Players
Present Bits
From 2 Plays
ROCHESTER — The Avon Play-
ROCHESTER — The adjourned ‘TS *t their recent meeting, pre- regular meeting of Village Council
held last night for the pur-)
opening $100,000 Automo-
Parking System Revenue
bonds bids. of J. Dean Stanley,
Municipal Finance Consultant of
Lansing, opened the bids.
Five sealed bids were submitted.
The successful bidders were; Ken-
‘ower - McArthur & Co., McDon-
ald-Moore & Co. and Watling,
Lerchen & Co.
The entire $100,000 bond issue
will be at the rate of 4% per cent
per annum, with a premium pay-
Northern Bank Note Co., Chi-
cage, .
The council also set the per ‘sented scenes from two outstand-
ing‘ plays. The first was an ~
ierpt from the forthcomong
tion of.“Born Yesterday” which
will be given for the public on
Feb, 15 and 16 in the Rochester
Junior High School Auditorium.
Also, presented were scenes
from “Anastasia.’*
* x *
Tickets for ‘Born Yesterday” |"©
thay be purchased at Drug
Store or from any member of the
players.
Buy 9 Voting Machings
PONTIAC TOWNSHIP — Clerk
Greta V. Block here said today
the township has bought 9 new
‘ |voting machines. They.were deliv-
Crystal Echo Beach Women's
Club is having a Valentine party
'Friday entertaining their husbands.
The party will be held at West
Bloomfield Township Hall from 8
p.m. to 1 a:m. Ballroom and
square dancing, games, prizes and
refreshments will be featured.
* * *
Chairman for entertainment is)
Mrs. Dan Gotham refreshment
chairman, Mrs. Al Conti. Music
and calling will be furnished by
Tom Raison,
Troy Methodist Choir
to Hold Practice |
TROY — The choir of Troy
Methodist Church will Meet at the
church at 8 p.m. Thursday. The
“|junior choir will meet at the church |
for practice at 11 a.m. Saturday. |
* * *
A membership class for teen-
agers will meet at. the church at
tive Sundays. All teenagers are
ered Tuesday, she said.
FIRST
Te
Now
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welcome to attend these meetings. | hence forth will have no park-
ing on the south side as this has
been designated a fire routes Report by City Manager
Leads Council Business
business}a change in the place of dis-
ing Tuesday night. Time was de-
voted to the discussion of the
of widering Pontiac
Trail, No action. was taken as a
report from the state is awaited
| The plat of the Schoolcrest Man-|
tor subdivision is nearing thé stage
pproved and
street |at 2 p.m. Mrs, Steward
Other business considered was
the introduceion of a plumbing or- plans for increasing the amount
of street lighting in the city, and
} tributing
firehall to the Seal Test office.
Council made the following ap-
pointments to the zoning board of
appeals: for three year terms,
Amos Bentley and Hoyt Wilson;
two year terms, Ben Schneider
and E. P. Chaplow; and Clements
Philipski for a one-year term.
Named street administrator was
George Shaw.
x* * *
Persons desiring to run for the
city council are reminded that they
must file their petitions —_——-
March 4 and 18.
Marlette Club to Meet
- MARLETTE—WSCS of the Meth-
odist Church here will meet in the
earch parece: eee Feb, 14,
Brown,
|president, will conduct the business
meeting.
Mrs. Jack Stamp will direet the
program on “Whom will I send?” surplus foods from—the| ident
Mrs. Sherman Hilborn will have the HOLLY—The new officers of the
Holly Chamber of Commerce will
be installed this evening at dinner
in the elemefitary school at seven o' Bi ES
ee guests will include Lieut.
Gov. Philip A. Hart, Congressman
William S. Broomfield and former
Congressman George A. Dondero.
Howard Powers, new president
of the Pontiac Chamber of Com-
merce, will be in charge of the
installation, which includes Pres-
position at a reorganization rmeet-
ing of the chamber, will outline
some of his plans for the future,
which include several community
ibetterment projects.
Win 2 Blue Ribbons
at Farmers Week -
on Hadley road here won two blue
ribbons on their five-months-old
Yorkshire barrow last week during
Farmers’ Week at Michigan State
University. This is their second
consecutive win’ on pigs.
The Hutchings’ entry competed
with 15 others of five different
litters. One blue ribbon was won
market. = worship service, dinance, hearing the report on the
Addis, who was chosen for the:
ORTONVILLE — Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hutchings of Lucky Acres,
at the “show” and the other after’
the arrival was dressed out for Keego WSCS.
Envelope Tea
Is Held Today
KEEGO HARBOR — WSCS of Trinity Methodist church will hold
its Envelope tea this afternoon in
the church, —
‘This is the second year the wom-
en have held the “envelope” event
to raise money for the society.
The amount put in each envelope
equals the calendar date of a holi- Mr. - st ae Georee, 8
® son, Marty: "William,
Mr. and Mra. Robert Dessier
Mile road - announce: birth daughter, Theresa Marte. =
Mr. me < e Stanley
Aubur cones tee ee doughies patric Ann.
2s. 2
2% Ss
of
at ane and Jin. og & Bilemeister
George gy Nay os .
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob C. Diel of 23 Mile
road annow a ti son,
Jobn Carl, on J on es
ries ren iaghtce tie Mae % eet announce the bt
jdaughter, Olive Marie, on Jan. = .
Mr. and Mrs, Richard J.~ , of Jamestown street announce =
of a son Joseph Edward on Jan. 28.
day or the mumbet of years Of 8A) scihce the. birth at 8 Pong
Lomaen tor February 12, 1957 at 8 E.S.T. é p.m.
in the ion Chambers, City Hall. 35 S. Parke
Street on Intention to Construct pave-
ment on the following
Motor Street from. Rapid
'*
property owners are urged
Dated February 6, 1957. _ Prall Street from State to Washington
Princeton Avenue from Baldwin to University
Princeton Avenue from Baldwin te Stanley
Riverside Drive from Maines to Tasmania
2 Rutgers Avenue from Baldwin to W. line Hillsdale
Maner Sub.
“Zalmer Avenue trom Orcherd Lake te Clinten River Drive
Strathmore Avenue from Baldwin to Carlisle
Valencia Drive frem Mt. Clemens to 5. line Late 90 and 91
Eastview Sub. No.
Yale Avenue from Baldwin to University
For further information see legal notice. Interested to Fildew
to appear.
Ada R. Evans,
City Clerk
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Complete Outfit '
Twinkletoes Rates as Air Pioneer stu ‘Specs
Persons assistance in
NEW YORK (INS)—One of thejended and they were released, a with a crew of six, headed by an Hawker was first off. Fifteen erated rock trom 4,000 tet. Al- P
features of the Travelrama show|plane in which they could fly the| admiral, Sopwith put in a single- \hours after traveling 1,100 miles,| Cock could not gain control of it |{2* returns. may meet “FOR THE ‘MEN!
at the New York Coliseum is a Atlantic. Lord Northcliffe had put engined plane and hired the /his engine's cooling system flew, atti It was within 60 feet of the Thursday from Feb. 14 through
little toy black cat named Twinkle-jup ® 10,000-pound prize for such a great British ace, Harry Hawker, apart. Incredibly, it happened just washed the | March 29 with Merle Hanel of the
toes, feat, as pilot. There were half a dozen as he passed over a small tramp
: POLISHED. COTTON The faded bow around its neck * * | other hopefuls, and all in time | steamer. Seank wi be gree Se IVY LEAGUE once was the proyid blue and red of Fate brought the two together gathered In Newfoundland, Hawker ditched the plane and/Brown climbed out on the wing to 9 a.m. until 5 every Thursday at
the RAF, Twinkletoes is whatat the Vickers factory early IM fields had to be scraped level|he and his navigator were taken|chip ice away from the engines’|212 Riker Building. Z amounts to the world's first trans-/19]9. They were selected as the 1.4 packed, to support the planes./aboard, It took the ship six more ai
jcompany’s crew in what WaS 4 7). weather had to be waited on.idays to reach land—during which)
planes on hand anditime the men were - considered
Handiey-Page had ¢ntered—a—ready, there—was—actually a two--dead,for the ship had. no-wireless. *
It flew from St. John’s,
foundland, to a bog in Ireland in Atlantic air passenger.
* *
New- lively race to be the first, ‘With four
big tour-engined biplane bomber ‘month de lay y because of weather. ifrom the propellor, the flaming
iexhaust inches over his head, the
Atlantic 9,000 feet below. JACKET & SLACKS ' Sizes S-M-L Sizes 27-34
» “Dan Sheen $ Dan. River” ¢
June 1919, a 1,900-mile flight.which _ THEY WERE OFF! 5
took just under 16 hours. It was. ._Aleack-and Brown lurched into) . * accounts, cash, postal savings . BLACK
the mascot of Lt. Arthur Whitten the dir from a runway on which a But they made it and the world accounts, accounts and notes re- BEIGE
Brown, whose partner in that his- cal ATS | M Yl LI N E? rival plane had only recently|echoed acclaim. George V knighted ceivable, corporate stocks, . cor- {
toric first direct flight across the cracked up on takeoff, For a time|them and they became wealthy - bonds, and other similar WHITE
Atlantic was Capt. Jack Alcock, onesie aa tegen pps pepconelly to gvees + paella Bete Pe it appeared that they, too, must/men. But Alcock was to die before} ;
Twinkletoes was unearthed
from a dusty trunk by Lady Whit-
But the Rolls Royces overcame
Brown and : the pull of gravity and they were|"ad.
che to this seas 5 ‘Vickers : en won Bea off, Twinkletoes bobbled up and} | Brown became more and pag Ae per ies ne
plane powered by Kells Boyce Se Sas as a a down on ” the a panel. eiposige pag 4 og’ al
engines —,the combination that A OA reoehroee ~_
produced the 1919 event. f It was not what might be called ul ah pes. 4 gg oscagy all as Easy Terms!
But the plane of old was a ove DL a ee ae ke one) ever—Twinkletoes, i N ATION AL
engined biplane with open cockpits ‘ ’ func-
and a top speed of 120 m.p.h. Twin- tioning, The generator for their Only four illnesses — heart dis- CLOTHING CO.
kletoes came over this time in
Vickers Viscount—being delivered
to Capital Airlines—at 25,000 feet
radio was torn off in the wind-
stream.
A violent storm spun the plane ease, cancer, cerebral hemmor-
rhage and nephritis — take a great-
9 S. Saginaw, Pontiac
1 FEBE er toll of lives today than acci-
and 350 m.p.h. 2 sTuc cut of control, and it fell like » (dents. oes
~~ * 3 STAKE ——E The first trip must have been 4 CANOB
more exciting, even for something 5 BUMTH
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PRISONERS OF WAR
Alcock and Brown spent much of
World War I as prisoners of war,
the former having been shot down
in Turkey, the latter in Germany.
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Michigan Drivers Risk Arrest, Injury Because Interstate Road Laws Differ | By E. C. HAYHOW
Publisher Hillsdale Daily News on the back.
“"HILLSDALE, (AP)—You are ai resident of Michigan and are plan-\Uiform.. vehicle , code provision
ning a business or pleasure trip’
that wil] take you through Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin,
It would be logical and reason-)
able to expect that traffic-laws
in Michigan and in its four neigh-|
wouldn’t it? If you are, a law-
observing driver in Michigan, it
would seem to follow that you will
be a law-observing driver in other
states.
Nothing: is further from the
fruth. And in many cases it is
because Michigan’s traffic rules
of the road are out of step with:
these recommended in the uni-
form vehicle code.
While Michigan prides itself on’
it progressiveness, it has not kept
pace in overhauling its traffic legislation to make the changes ——
necessitated by modern-day high-' T - ee ee eee BAER Re 8 bes
way travel and transportation.
CAUSES HIGH TOLL —
Traffic safety authorities agree
traffic rules and regulations is
causing a high-fatality and injury
toll and an incaiculable economic
Of. slightly lesser importance
fe the feeling of confusion, frus-
tration and irritation engendered
in a motorist because of the lack |
of uniform laws. This feeling may
understandably explode if he is”
stopped by a police officer en- |
forcing an Ohio law that is ex- |
actly opposite from the Michigan
law. ; |
But let's take a trip and see
what confronts us.
In the important matter of driv-
ing speed, we find that Michigan's |
highway speed limit of 65 during
the day and 55 at night is identical’
only with the legal limits in Wis-:
consin, In Indiana it is 65 and in
Illinois 60 either during the day
or at night, while in Ohio it is.
60 by day and 530 by night.
ABSOLUTE LAW |
Michigan is the only one of the
five states with an absolute speed
law, now recommended in the uni-
form vehicle code. Under the ab-
solute law, a driver is in violation—
regardless of traffic and weather
conditions—when he exceeds the
65-55 Emits. |
The other four states all have |
reasonable and proper, prima |
facie speed limits. This type of
law provides that a driver may
travel above the posted speed
limit and not be found guilty,
if he can prove he was driving
in a resonable and proper man-
.Ber considering traffic and.
weather conditions.
Traveling in Michigan, Indiana,
Ohio and Wisconsin, our motorist
would easily recognize a school
hus because {must be — painted:
chrome yellow, the color recom-|
mended by the National Education
long as it has *‘sehool bus” painted) five states have provision that re-|
\quire the driver to dim his head-]
Michigan’s departure from the lights. eee
. — : But our traveler might find out; requiring vehiclés te stop whether — a
approaching or overtaking a school = = way that only Michigan bus loading or unloading passen- ®” page require that a driver
gers is a serious one. must dim his lights 500 feet from
an approaching vehicle, Ulinois re-
The Michigan law requires quires that lights be dimed at 350
only that te motorist stop when feet while Ohio stipulates merely
-evertaking a school bus. In “when meeting an approaching
addition, Michigan law. permits ;
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: Met's not forget that despite this
cars to move on. |improvement, nearly 1,750 persons
Night driving is an important/enforced by police and courts,
part of any trip because it is might contribute substantially to after. stopping, whereas the other | : ( ()
The Iaw in these four states,|met death in Michigan traffic.
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Begin Safety Crusade
FREMONT (®—Newaygo County
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Stephen S. Nisbet reports a County
Crusade for Safety Committee has
been organized for 1957. The cru-
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inaugurated several years ago in
Muskegon and adopted in many
Michigan areas to combat traffic
deaths,
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957 ia og
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;Veiled for the inaugural parade
D. C., was this unique Air Force missile trans-
shown in composite photo. — It portation unit,
comprises an eight-wheel “terracruzer” ities
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ride on pillow-ike, softly inflated tubeless tires 7
: Lede From rugged Belvide Mountain! who had placed a big stack out
Eastern Distributor b) Ne pg dyer Yields in Vermont, barely iakes south repeed na Own Te eg on the porch. The — bs
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At a stormy meeting last night,|
members of the independent’
Newspapeg and Mail Deliverers:
Union by a voice vole accepted
a once-rejected contract —S of
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Security For You
California, Florida Don't {lead in Olds obec’ You may be surprised to know that California and Florida have a
that California and Florida aren’t)high percentage of oldsters:
among the states with the highest
percentage of people 65 or older.
But, that's what the latest
United States Census Bureau
figures show. Iowa and New
Hampshire run neck - and - neck
for high honors__Both have 11 out!
of every hundred people in the
older age bracket.
nk California (26th) and Flor-
ida (16th).
In fact, averaging all the states
together, California falls right on
the national average — 8.6 out
of every hundred people are 65
or older. Florida ranks slightly
above the national average with
93 cent,
per ¢ * * *
You|may also be ‘surprised to
find that among the top 15 states,
seven are inthe mid-west and)
five are in New England, The’
mid-western “states are Iowa,
Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Min-
nesota, Wisconsin and South Da-
kota, The New England states are
New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont,
Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
New Mexito has the smallest
There’s at least one good ex-| for the popular belief And. they far| Large numbers of retired peo-
ple have moved there and it ca |
been widely publicized. But, not
so widely noted, has been gq sim-
War migration of younger peo-
poe. The movement of the two
/Kroups~
| out holding’ down the percent:
age of oldsters in the two states.
Even so the moves of oldsters
haven't been as general as the
popular impression suggests. In
fact, most older people who are
still working live and work where
they spent their active lives.
FARMERS WORK LONGER
This offers one explanation as
a higher percentage of older peo-
ple than most other states. Farm-
ers work to a later age than do
other types of workers. Thus,
there has been the movement of
older people; including farmers,
out of the midwest. At the same
power on farms has caused young-
er people in the mid-west to move
* *
Here are some. not too surprising
tacts about where oldsters live:
—About four-fifths of the aged
Father fo See Son
After 8 Years Blind
GEORGETOWN, Ky. ® —Herb
Mulligan a Georgetown College| student, “can’t wait to see dad,
or rather for'dad to see me” after
eight years of total blindness.
Herb will go to their La Grange,
Ti, home this weekend for the
special reunion with his father,
Merle C. Mulligan.
* * x
The father lost the sight of one
eye When hit by a baseball at the
age of 17. Years later he ran into
a tree limb and sight in the other
ee began to fade. ,
He underwent afi operation two
were removed he could see with
one eye, Herb said. He may not
recover sight in his other eye but
the operation has been termed a}
success.
Seed Exports Drop : live in cities and towns. Among
unmarried oldsters, the proportion
is even higher.
— Realtively few larger cities
attract large humbers of older men
and women. The exceptions, are
Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle.
Dallas, Houston, Memphis, Atlanta, ‘Miami, Jacksonville and St. Peters-
burg
— State capitals and university
towns seem to attract old peo-.
ple.
—Southern California, peninsular
Florida, and eastern Texas are the
main areas to which older people
have moved in the past 25 years.
Below is a run-down of how the
states and the District of Colum-
bia rank with the percentage of
people 65-and older in paren-|
theses:
Towa, New Wamipshire a4
Maine, Missouri (10.8); Vermont
(10.7); Nebraska (10.6); Massa-
chusetis, Kansas (10.5); Oklahe-
ma, Washington (9.8); Rhode Is-
land, Minnesota (9.7); Wiscon-
sin, Montana (9.6); South Da- |
kota (9.5); Oregon, Indiana, THli- |
nois, Florida (9.3). -
’ WASHINGTON — United States
exports of grass and legume seeds.
declined by about 60 per cent in|
the 1955-'56 season compared with
record-breaking shipments the pre-|
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY t 1053 ae z z : *
| mostow w—The Madison ie
we treatment has been applied
with q heavy hand to Moscow's
pico spy charge.
With television cameras trained
setting, the Foreign Ministry pre-
‘sented a three-hour espionage ac-
tivity claim against the United
iStates. Featured were four live bee spies. *
* * *
L. F. Ilyichev, head of the Féor-
‘eign Ministry press department,
_conducted the lengthy ‘presentation SCHWINN: SPITFIRE BICYCLES and Nienetantied E Khmelitsky. |
They. said they fel] into German
hands during World War II, began
working for U-S.. intelligence
agencies in postwar Germany and
were trained by U.S. espionage’
schools ‘there.
x * *
Describing his spy school educa-
tion, Yakuta said:
“In order_to turn us into obed-
ient servants and make us forget
our love for our motherland, the
: _ Boys’ and Girls’ 26-Inch Boys’ and Girls’ 24-Inch before a news conference attended
: ! : ‘by ‘some 200 Soviet and foreign . MIDDLEWEIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT = ° seme 2 Soviet and foreign
2 its 9A, Ao Reg $ 95 |cast live for the “Moscow area,
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a: | bloc. .
a ~*~ *
Nlyichev charged the United
States is carrying on_an unprec-
jedented espionage campaign that!
| amounts to secret. war against the
‘Soviet Union and other Commu-
‘nist nations. Such action, he de-
‘clared, makes the United States BOYS’ & GIRLS’
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sules, The poison, it was said, was
to be swallowed if the agents)
were captured. _
i x * *
For a clincher Dyichev —intro-
duced the four “‘spies’' he said
‘had been. slipped into Soviet terri-|
tory by the.U.S. intelligence serv-
ice, @ Tolecratit Paint-by- e Aluminum Tray guilty of “gross interference in the
’ Number Sets Etching Material home a ffairs of sovereign na-
Onis
@ Wooden Trays @ Craft Master Oil Charges detailed included opera-
@ Aluminum Trays . Painting Sets tion of spy schools in West Ger-|
Oo e@ Rubber Molds many, regular violation of Soviet,
Supp! ; : air space and smuggling agents in-
e os ticking Materials screed hoa ee - ie PL x *« *
\e @ Coppersmith Sets @ Textile Paint | Op a long table in front of the
L ' @ Textile Ball Point Paint @ Plastic. Lacing ‘Foreign Ministry spokesman was.
© Wood Fibre e Beads ‘a collection of what he called
: : American spy equipment. It in-)
@ Ceramics Clay @ Leather Hand Bag Sets = ff cjuded portable radio transmitters
» [and receivers, maps, forged docu-
|ments, cameras and poison ¢ap-|
| Model Airplanes and Boats | * Airplane Motors
Children’s Wheel Goods of All Kinds
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Americans encouraged drinking}
and gambling and bad Janguage
among us and even.at times took’!
us to Munich to visit public
houses.”
Even the most_stolid Soviet re-
porters laughed at that.
Red Cross Workers
Sought for Relief Aid
Oakland County residents who
are able to assist the Red Cross
_in any part of the. country with
disaster’ work are being sought
Il Soviet Video ‘iS oahianle’ Retired Couple
| Dramatizes Spy Charge Knead Dough
But They Don’t Need|
Pension; Supply Baked
Goods to Neighbors
EATON RAPIDS #—Four years
|ago, at 75, Roy Simot and his wife, 'Dema, were dissatisfied with re-
‘tirement—so they did something
about it,
These days the Simots bake 130
10 dozen doughhutg every other
night for some 200 families who
So the couple bought a 25-pound|
sack of flour, several yeast cakes
and called a halt to old age pen-
sion checks. rloaves of bread, 42 dozen rolls and|
Got His Dollar's Worth
~ AUSTIN, Minn. W — Truck driv-.
erilay. 1s Kirk of Feet. Dien: To-
line
‘African|caught on Keck’s big vebicle as he
moved away.
NO MEN FOR HER — Anne
Bancroft, Hollywood filmstress in
the process of getting a divorce,
Has vowed there'll ofily be four
men in her life from now on: her
father, her agent, her press agent
and her analyst. “Men,” says
Anne, “just adore trying to de-
Stroy me, Men in general try to
destroy women \—— they try . to
Word got around unti] now °the|
Simots work some 11 hours a day,
baking, packing and traveling 60.
miles three days a week to deliver’
the —
|by the group's Midwestern Area * *
Office in St. Louis. : eet ees
Hareld Brady, home = service'days the Simots fry ecnalinty and |
chairman for the Oakland County
Red Cross Chapter, says that the
St, Louis office is seeking t6 com-
pile .a list of available disaster
workers with a home life fléxible
enough to permit them to take
from four to 12 weeks off.
Applicants must be experienced
in social. work, preferably with
the Red Cross,
Further information is availa-
| ble from the local chapter or from
Leslie This, director of personnel
for the Midwest area, St. Louis.
Trap Traps Truck;
DPW Traps Trucker
| Reading from prepared state- : : 3 iments under the glaring TV lights,
BICYCLE 'the four told stories of falling into,
‘the spy business through U.S. in-
|ducements that included drinking,
SCARLETT’S ~~ SHOP FREE PARKING BACK OF STORE gambling, swearing, arid visits to
houses of prostitution.
* * * trap at the Torrey Pines Municipal
Golf Course was too much for a
truck driver. He walked away and
left his truck stuck in it.
as Nikolai I. Yakuta, Mikhail P.
: |Kudra avt Ms Adam L Novikov's . (20 5. Lawrence FE 2-7221
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SAN DIEGO, Calif @—A sand. knead dough, By 2 a.m.,.the last
of the cinnamon rolls are turned
out, By 8 a.m., Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays they have the
back seat of. their car loaded and)
ready for the day's ride to deliver
goods,
baking these days, During January
and February they close up wt
until road and weather. condition:
get better in the spring.
“Besides,"’ says Mrs. Simot, “‘it's
ment."’
pen ee
Brazil’ 8 coffee exports are gain-| But you won't find the Simots,
a good vacation from our retire-| bi
| The archery firm owner supply- stamp on them.”
Man Off to Banko :
ma, {OF Elephant Hunt .
sand With Bow , Arrow
$10,000 be enough to lure you to
Fpat, wae n tee oe Gee?
independent oil. operator here.
Negley plans to take off Saturday ifor Africa, where he hopes to bag)F
San elephant with a bow made es-|f
ipecially for elephant hunting, The'f
hunt was prompted by a bet with|f
a friend, he said.
ling his extra-heavy bow, ‘Fred
Bear of Grayling, Mich.,
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. —Would'} |
‘the Belgian Congo to kill an ele-|f!
itis tor. Wiliam Negiey, @, an q
said i
| William K. Carpenter Jr., wealthy :
Moen.
7 North Saginaw Street
Phone FE 4-6842
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J THE PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY, FRBRUARY. ‘. st
How Great the Pleasures i te ate oe Welsh, Purges Self a Couple Savedig
Abandoning Civilization.
By HAL BOYLE lie macs
ANDROS TOWN, Bahamas w— — sit here by 9 cool green sea,{
warmed by a hot sun the color of
a fried egg in the blue bowl of the!.
eee
One. of these days I'm goin’ to
rare right up out of this chair and
waik 15 feet and dunk a toe in
the Atlantic, and test the widely
held rumor it is wet. Maybe—Zil
walk along the shore also and
scuff me up a shell with my big
grubworm-white toe, and hold it
to one ear and hear it sing me
the tune of the sea that is already
right there murmuring the same|*
song it sang to Christopher
lumbus.
A BIG CATCH
One of these days I'm going to
drop a line in those waters, I'll
bet you, and hal out a big-nosed
“fish with a high forehead, and it
will be speckled with an exploding
rainbow, and it will have orange
eyes opened in lasting surprise,
One of these days—
* * * ;
But right now’ I’m going to just
sit here and enjoy.the remem-
bered pleasure of my Missouri
boyhood when summer came and
a boy could take a-lodd off his
mind by removing-his shoes, and
feel the breeze cool his spreading kicking the
= Se kee *
My wife—like most wives—has
more gnit. She believes that what
Co, that
goes back to the days when Don
Ameche invented Alexander Gra-
ham Bell. -
TICKET TROUBLE ;
Here's an example:
She was sure that we wouldn’t
need to-buy airline passage for
our daughter, Tracy Ann, because
‘we can hold her on our laps—
Co-\and she won't take up seat
space.”
* oa *
Well, when we checked in at
the’ airport the jolly ticket man
chucked Tracy under the chin, and
same ‘Pretty~child, how old are you?”
Tracy wisely kept her mouth
papa had to bust out, “She’s 3%
—and big for her age.”
As Frances glared at me, the
airlines man said:
“Aha! Then she'll have to have
a half-fare ticket!”
* * *
While the deyelopment of avia- shut, as did her mother, but proud green sea with your waves end-
jessly rolling, native boys laugh-
ing on the shore, Ste a attchs
to a dog = the Rea
*
ree. euibiine you
how -fares it with you? .
Heads Appeal Board
for Airport Zoning
. At a meeting held this week,
Roy Alger of Clarkston, , was
wnat Le wr cea of the Joint Pon-
tiac Municipal Airport Zoning
Board of Appeals. J. A. Hubbard) ©
of Pontiac was elected vice chair-
man, and Frank Webber of Addison
Township was elected vice chair-
man of the Jojnt Airport Zoning
Board.
Members were furnished copies
of a new zoning ordinance, adopted
last month by the. joint board,
which regulates the height of build-
ings and other objects arotnd the
airport, .. —_ m=iof Contempt Charge in Pikes Peak Country.
hati againdt Maste Thomas| ENGLEWOOD, Colo, wt — “Ait heater part of the time to keep
Welsh of suburban St. Clair Shores|Pretty coed and her .date stag- warm.
was set aside yesterday by the gered out of the snowbound Pikes! “es ’
Quinn grahd jury. Peak country last night and sent) Miss Ohlson and Bolasny set out
| Circuit Judge Timothy C. Quinn back rescuers who brought in her|foy help Monday, morning. She
of Cairo said Welsh. had purged Parents, marooned in their car} Inee Sethe prt Ries hase r r's shoes. himself of ~ contempt charge by, since —— |Ghiiean's ereneeuk ke
answering grand jury's ques- a | Monday and Tuesday night
tions. ‘ ee _— psa A sags they huddled in crevices and light-|
Judge Quinn, sitting as a one- was brought to an Englewood hos- ‘ed fires, The temperature was
man grand jury, is investigating i+; for treatment of frosthite and: 8208 around zer =
of vote fraud in War- | cunburn* They said- the did not) “We were ‘Just numb with we ren and graft in St. Clair Shores. ec how she had managed to CSS and the cold.” Bolasny said. Both communities are in Ma- struggle through four-foot snow |. Our feet were getting very bad. |
-comb County. ‘drifts on it. She didn’t know’ it! * don't think we could have gone)
Welsh was sentenced to 60 days. was broken, Numbing cold appar-| | Pauchs —— n
in jail by Judge Quinn Jan. 14 for
to answer questions asked ently kept it from hurting.
She and Robert Bolusny, 22, had’
by the gand juror. He served three |battled three days through the
ys of the sentence, then was re- snow to reach a_televisiory relay
leased on a Macomb County Cir-| station near Castle Rock, Colo,
cuit Court order, pending a State| Ten miles back on the Rampart,
Supreme Court appeal. Range Road, rescuers found Mr.|
Yesterday was the last day Welsh
could have appealed. and Mrs. Peter A. Oh!son huddled
oe * *
*
Mr. and a Ohison burned the!
iback seat of the car piecemeal
for warmth. They melted snow for,
| drinking water. There was ne
ito eat,
| “We really didn't feel hungery, ¥|
‘he said. “We were too concerned)
iover-the safety of the kids."
Miss Ohlsén and Bolasny are
students on the Denver campus of
the University of Colorado. in their car, cold, hungry and. wor-
iried.
A | a 3 * *
Pity Poor Boss | Ohison is a 57-year-old Denver! ENNE, W AG _ chiropractor. Mrs. Ohison is 53. | ,
CHEY yo 1€y- The four had driven to Colorado: m
enne sign painter nearly caused a| Springs Sunday for a visit, On’ the} Dog gone Po — ) Order
lot of confusion before his mistake way back they decided to take a| PUEBLO, Colo, — Overheard!
was detected. He accidentally scenic back poad. The car bogged on the police shortwave radio:|
painted “Women’’ on the door to down in snow and ice. “Car 13. Pick up a loose read
the manager’s office at the new | All four stayed in the car Sun- at Fifth and &rand." Car 13 is
toes, as oné foot deliriously
scratched another.
vacation, as I sit here and look!
at my arm. and watch the peculiar
nerve jerks of civilization slowly
subside, a 8
I feel so grateful to be here. Th feel grateful because‘I know I am|
fortunate. I realize fully that of
the billions of peopile on earth only |
a few million ever get the chance
to have a winter vacation of this!
type so far from home—and even)
fewer have the reckless courage |
to go so deeply in debt to do it.
It is-trips like this that really.
separate the boys from the bank-
rupt. So long boyhood!
GRATEFUL TO WIFE |
I feel so grateful to my wife,
Frances, at this gracious moment. |
I learned about women from her,
and after nearly 20 years of mar- ,
riage, there isn't a day dawns that |
I don't learn more.
* * *
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They do keep the moss from
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY r, 1957
‘TWENTY-SEVEN
rea to Vote. on $1, 500,000 9 Issue ae 4 Wives of Police
Ofticers Seek to”
Form Auxiliary:
Policemen End
4-Week Class Return From Msul |
After Good Training
in Administration
“what the police officer needs to
know,”
Harold Haun, coordinator for
the MSU School of Police Admin-
istration said that the course will
assist the participants te, be good
police officers,
Those graduating from this area
were: Gordon. Baker, James Coch-
ran apd Keith Pennington all of
Birmingham; Gilbert Fritts, Rob-
ert King, Joel Ozment and Roy
Sawyers of Hazel Park; Stephen
Kazup and Donald Peters of Oak
Park and Gail Stanburg of Ply-
mouth.
Examination Waived
on Robbery Charge
Michael James Rivenburgh, 17,
’ JOAN KOLASKI
| _Mr. and Mrs, Louis Kolaski-of |
Waterford, announce. the engage-
ment of their. daughter Joan, to
Ronald Heinze. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heinze of
Davison avenue, Detroit. A June
wedding is planned:
Queen's Favorite
Parade Horse
Destroyed Today.
LONDON «—Queen Elizabeth's
favorite parade horse, Winston, is
dead. The 17 - year - old golden
chestnut had to be destroyed aft-
er he slipped and fell when being)
exercised this morning.
* * *
of 48 Hazel St., waived examina-|
tion in Muricipal Court Wednes-
day before Judge Maurice Finne-|
-~ and was ordered to appear in| He was known as the horse with
the perfect manners—and a com-
plete indifferencé to noise, traffic
and crowds. He was ridden by) uotaad Waits 1 Block Away
« DETROIT @ — While his mother waited a block away to escort
him across a busy Street, 8-year-old Kelly Johnson was killed yester-
day apparently trying to hitch a train ride to a nearby crossing.
: * * *
The boy had been playing at a neighbors. When he was ready to
so that she could meet him at a main street intersection. The mother,
Mrs. Clairice Johnson, 26, had forbidden the boy to cross the street
unaided. -
found the boy’s bedy along the railroad track.
Eldon Cowher, 37, a fireman on the Detroit Terminal Railroad
train, said he had seen a boy walking along the tracks as the train
passed. «
“But we were northbound and he was clear over beyond the
southbound {ratks,” Cowher said“ Hé Wasn't in any 7 ”
4 * * *
Police found blood on the 15th boxcar behind the engine. They |
theorized Kelly had decided to hop a ride to a crossing near where
| his mother waited and had missed his hold.
Contenders listed
at West Bloomfield
WEST BLOOMFIELD—Vying for}:
election in the Feb. 18 primary
here are Hiland M. Thatcher, in-
cumbent, and Bruno J. Swiatek for
township supervisor; Frank Hallett,
incumbent and J. George Berg for
township clerk, while Lillian S.
Chester A. Okopski,
Heiron, Patrick F. Cremer and
dames E. Hook.
Luelle B. Moore and Barbara A.
Ely are seeking election to the li-
brary board.
Pontiac Township Man
Dies of Gun Wound °
, gary St. Pontiac Township was
Warner is unopposed for the tre&s-ifound dead of a gun wound by his.
jurer’s post. moither, Mrs. Addie Johnson, 73,'
Two trustees will be elected from) yesterday, outside her home.
among Roscoe C. Banker, E mmett| Mrs. Johnson told Sheriff's depu-
DeConick, incumbents, and Corless ties her son was despondent, and!
/O. Miller. Elmer C. Dieterle is un-\had gone outside with a .45 caliber Boy, 8, Dies Under Train,
return home, following his mother’s instructions, he telephoned her |
When Kelly failed to appear, Mrs. Johneon began a search. She |
Edwin N. .
Merle Johnson, 39, of 775 Cal-|
Circuit Court Monday, accused of|King George VI at London's troop-
entering a Lincoln street home and, ing of the color ceremony in 1947.
taking items valued over $40 on|The late monarch liked the horse
January 28. . \so. ouch that he recommended
The youth, apprehended by Sgt. him to his daughter when she was
Raymond E. Meggitt and Detective |Princess Elizabeth.
James F. Bale, was committed to} * * *
the county jail ‘after failing to post She rode Winston first in 1947)
a $200 bond,
The missing items, including a jeolor she had participated in since, Lotz for » four-year term on the
clock radio, taken from the Charles
Tawlings home, & Lincoln St., has|The horse belonged to London po| will be selected fren ameng
| Josep ho Nephew, been recovered, according to Bale.!lice jand then at all troopings of the;
jbecoming Queen Queen five years ago.) opposed for full-term justice of the
peace, while Robert F. Scott and
Donald D. Stone are seeking elec-
tion to the short term to fill the
jvacancy created by the resigna-
tion of Farrell Roberts, attorney,
to enter the state legislature.
Kenneth T. Treacy, incumbent,
is being opposed by Warren Jd. automatic. He was pronounced
dead by acting coroner Dr. Roch-
wood Bulland Jr-
OES Card Party Set ROCHESTER — Rochester OES
165 is sponsoring a mixed card _| The proposed drain,
Los HAMMAR
Mr, and-Mrs.Herbert_-G. Ham-}
mar of Alma announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Lois, to
Ensign Clifford R, Wood, son of
‘Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Wood Sr.,| of Drayton Plains. No date has
|been set for the wedding
Slate Open Meeting
on East Walton Drain PONTIAC TOWNSHIP — No-
tices were circulated in East Wal-|°
ton Heights Subdivision last night,
of an open meeting to be held!
iFriday night at 7:30 to discuss the
drainage problem of the area. The
group will gather in Pontiac Town-
‘ship Hall.
The Rev. Gordon Lindsay,
president of the East Walton
Heights Improvement Assn., said
yesterday that petitions are now
| being circulated for a plan ap-
proved by the Oakland County
Drain Commission,
he said
which is not guaranteed to solve
‘the serious drainage problem in
ithe area, would include a four-foot
ideep open ditch, one and three- March 15 Date Plans were under way Wednes-
day night for the formation of al
Women's Auxiliary of the Pontiac
Police Officers Association when 38 | multtee chairmen’ at the tirt
_ meeting.
Those officers elected include:
Mrs, Leroy Hartman, vice_presi-
dent; Mrs. Robert Hellner, secre-
tary and Mrs, James Bale, trene-
hurer,
* * *
According to Mrs. Johnston, the
iwives of local officers meet for a
two hour meeting at the Am Vet
Hall, 570 Oakland Ave.
A letter will be sent today to the’ Set for Election. Seek New.High School;
13 Classrooms; Another
Elementary | group.
_ Oey. the w omen_(meets next! auxiliary, if accepted by their hus-
\bands, will be organized to assist
ithe association in. different pro-
jects, help charities and promote
president of the Association, Her- )secial gatherings,
bert Cooley, requesting permis:
‘!sion to be an auxiliary of the men's month The group plans to meet next
after their letter has been
‘heard by the association which
vr
OXFORD — First step in provid-|
ing adequate facilities for its stu- |
dents was taken at the recent!
meeting of the Oxford Area Board| cs
of: Education when it voted to ask!
the district to bond for $1, 500,00
for 27 years. a
* * *
This is expected to provide a new
high school building; 13 class-|
rooms to be added to present ele-+|
mentary schools, and a site for aj
possible new elementary building |
on the west side of. the district.
Election date is March 15. Only |
propety ewners whe are now,
registered with their township |
clerk, or who -register by March |
"1, may vote on this issue. |
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districts will vote at Oxford High|
School auditorium. Electors living,
in Addison Township and those |
\from the original Whigville district |
will vote at the township hall in|
Leonard,
A citizens advisory committee |
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involved and giving the Board.
of Education its recommenda: |
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to meet with this group Thursday |
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Hollywood Headlines i
Three Cases Shed Light
- Speidel Named as
i
His Education Enlarged US. Red Pay jemeeitiy in regresesied ha tober
ing some’ change, but-not_to the extent proposed by Gates.
on Movielan
‘By BOB THOMAS
Second of three articles The 1957 “Playboy”
Jazz All Stars
pay for their divorces, both in
money and personal . hell.
| California law secs to it that
‘they pay in money. This state has
‘a community property law that
deerees-husband ahd wife share
‘equally in wealth acquired during
their
x * *
But divorce means more than
money, It ig also a tragedy of
‘human conflict, and that's the
area where it hurts most. ~
| Often the whole story is not told
Leader—Stan Kenton
Dreme—Shelly Manne in the divorce courts, Explained) . | ‘Ist Trampet—Louis Armstrong [| , lawyer: “The ‘mental cruelty’
; and Trumpet—Chet Baker grounds in California are so _ $rd Trumpet—Dizzy Gillespie | that almost -anything can hed used. HOLLYWOOD (#—Movie stars, d's Divorces
shed some light on marital prob-
lems in Hollywood. They are:
Case No, 1 — Edythe Marriner
(Susan Hayward), 24, Jess Bark-
er, 30, married Rancho Santa Fe,
Calif., July 24, 1944. :
* * *
Despite one separation in® the
‘first year, thismarriage—had the
outward appearance of being a
happy one for 10 years. The cou-|
\ple wag blessed with twin boys,
Ite whom they were devoted.
| But as Susan’s career rose,
‘Jess’ descended, Once a suecess-|
‘ful stage actor, he found little
iwork in films while she was win-
ning Academy nominations.
* * , fe
| Their smoldering — differences}
lrupted when he tossed her nude
| into the swimming pool after hot|
ithe former chief of staff to Field;¢r, Joe Garagiola, now a ra- During Baseball Dinner * to Head NATO Will Assume Command
in April; First German
to Hold High Post By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK—I mingled with the baseball players—and
greatly enlarged my education.
* «© *
Yogi Berra handed over his business card which reads, “Yoo-
_PARIS: ow — West German Lt.| p09 Chocolate Products, P. O. Box 22, Garfield N. J. Lawrence Gen, Hans Speidel has finally| , Berra, vice president.” been named commander of NATO
land forces in Central Europe, He ~Lawrence Berra, of course, is Yogi. He’s moving to a
‘assumes his new duties April 1.) new home in Tenafly, N. J., because his family’s increas-
\the first oo ~ hace a top! ing. Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford and Billy Martin were post in orth Atlantic com-| ith him at the Baseball Writers’ Dinner at the Waldorf
: s+ + where George Gobel explained his own career.
U.S. Gen. Lauris Norstad,. su-) “One season,” he sald, “
preme commander of Allied pow-/only made two errors—I fell
ers in Western Europe, announced! off the bench and I spit in the appointment. It had been ex-\the water bucket.”
Ticclon ie" Frascefot Beia| # 0 n nee n
to giving the important post to| But an ex-St. Louls catch-
Marsha] Erwin Rommel. diocaster, was also a big hit ito hew to traditiona'
‘words. Then followed long and
bitter court battles.
Diagnosis: Wife's career over-
shadows husband's.
Result: Divorce, Aug. 17, 1954.
* x *. . 4th Trempet—Shorty Rogers
Clarinet—Benny Goodman
Ist Trombotie—J. J. Johnson
2nd Trombone—Kai Winding
3rd Trombone—Jack Usually the wife doesn't want to
‘harm an actor’s career by saying |
he drank too much, So innocuous’
grounds are used."’
* *
* i
113-Gallon Plastic Drum
ils Light, Unbreakable
HARTFORD, CONN. — Now in
volume production by a Hartford
firm is a barrel-like 13-gallon
drum of Italian = fad Alto. Sax—Bud Shank
Ist Tenor Sax—Stan Getz —
and Tenor Sax—Charlie
Ventura Katharine Cornell and she was the
star’s hairdresser.. The years
{brought them three sons, and he
became a top film star, Though
they appeared happy, they grew apart. He had matured and
changed from the struggling ac-
and/tor she first knew.
other of infidelity:
—VIC'S | RECORD SHOP Anasene
REPLACEMENT PARTS MADE FOR YOUR CAR reconciled, Dec. 31, 1956, due to.
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS Norsted's
the appointment was made “with
the concurrence of the powers
concerned.’ France was reported
to have agreed finally. because
Teagarden | But in three - film breakups) French forces in NATO have been
4th Trombene—Bob chosen from recent history. the) Case No. 2 — Greta Konen, 30,/reduced considerably due to the Brookmeyer lissues are fairly clear arid they Gregory Peck, 27, mavried New situation in Algeria.
Baritone Sax—Gerry Mulligan —|York City, Oct, 4, 1942. «x «© *
Ist Alto Sax—Paul Destiond Age was a bud--—rao—rrench also were said to regard Speidel — who drafted the
terms for France's surrender in
1940 — as having been a military
thinker and planner rather than
a field commander for Hitler. In
his new post succeeds a
Frenchman, Gen. Marcel Carpen-
tier, who resigned last year.
Speidel is a 59-year-old bespec-
tacled officer who has a PH. D.
ly. He was on Rommel’s staff dur-
credited in part with the decision
not to dynamite the Seine River
bridges when the Germans evac-|
He was accused of implication
in the July 1944 plot to bomb Hit-
ler but denied having any share.
in it The Gestapo arrested him
Sept. 7, 1944, and jailed him. He
After the war he taught history
at Tuebingen University. He was
West Germany's first representa-
tive at NATO headquarters, where
ihe has gotten along well “ee the
Road Materials Listed
WASHINGTON—The 1956 federal
ihighway-construction bill, which
jauthorzies some 13 to 15 years of
;/eonstruction and the expenditure’ Diagnosis: Estrar.gement.
Result: Divorce, Dec, 29, 1954.
Pececesesnsenen x * *
Ts inn we t No. 3 — Jeanne Crain, 21, uated Parts.
GS. thas areae te kei een : ul Brinkman, 27, married Los ; by Norm Grans. Do you 4 Angeles, Dec, 31, 1945
I think this concert should i | Although she married against
g be, Pecorded LP for 4 her mother’s wishes, the union
.. a ae ee 8 was believed to be-one a Holly-
1 coupon below and forware it! }wood’s happiest, They had four
1 to us. We win sena an! lchildren and always appeared af.|fore the war ended.
: replies to Norm Grana, ; ifectionate in public. ©
“s Record Shop | Hollywood was shocked when
: '- ae Pontiac ': Ithey separated. She said he had
1 1- |beatep her unconscious, ripped off,
j NAME ...scsseseseeecvees § Iher clothes and threatened to dis-| 1 ADDRESS ..,,. a! figure her “so I would never work | @ultination staff.
' see jagain and no man would ever look |
1 City csedeecsenetoccenes © at me again.” Each accused the
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i announcement. said/in this very tough company.
\degree and speaks French fluent-/ [st asking about her canceling Saturday. afternoon’s show,
ing the Normandy invasion and is| television.”
escaped and went into hiding be-/ hunting when her “Happy Hunting” closes.
|include having his car overhauled. By a cop, for example.—|
of 248 billion dollars in federal) Quote.
tons of|of “Mayerling” and Monique said excitedly, ‘
time I’ve seen you without a bag of popcorn in my hand.”|
out their own intentions. .
“Most of my career
was spent with Chicago
and Pittsburgh so I'm
not used to people,” he
said:- Casey Stengel, he
maintained, could open a
YOGI
meat market during Lent and make money. Further, he
claimed he worked for a club whose signals were so
messed up that a player on the other team said, “When
you gonna steal? They’ve given you the signal three times
already.”
x * *
“Yours truly, Jack Lescoulie” got a call from NBC Prez
Robert Sarnoff congratulating him for his anchor-man job on
“Tonight!” which, by the way had an hour scoop, on the air
crash coverage ... Tallulah Bankhead, phoned by a column-
replied, “I'll call him back—I’m busy watching something on
Debating Policy ‘Marx - Lenin Theories |
8 Well-Examined | '
for Qutdated Ideas.
16th national convention opening |
here Saturday, |
* * * '
At stake is the bitterly debated |
issue of whether it will continue |
Leninism, with the Kremlin as the| guiding spirit, or take a more in|
dependent stand, a
FORBIDDEN
_ PLANET’ attend. They will represent 4)
membership estimated by the
party at 25,000. i |
x * *
Some of the convention pro-
gram is expected to be “‘open,’
but most sessions dealing with
issues vital to the party. will be
closed.
The debate will center around a
resolution drafted last September’
by the party's national committee,
calling for ‘re-examination "of cer-
tain Marxist-Lenin theories on the
ground they may have become
outdated or obsolete,
William Z. Foster, national
chairman, { regarded as the par-
ty’s chief. proponent for adhering
to the traditional Marxist-Lenin)
line.
A leading advocate of “sweep-
«
ing changes” is Johr Gates, edi- ees he
tor of the Daily Worker, Cormmmu- | | REED - CAREY HAYNE!
nist newspaper, He and his forces -[
are known to the old-line Reds Ye |
s “right-wingers.”
"Eugene Dennis, party secretary,
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Shelley Winters was offered the Judy Holliday role in the
“Bells Are Ringing” road company ... Red Buttons sent Jon-
athan Winters two Jap Helmets for his collection .... waked
Belafonte decided against a Broadway musical next season;
‘he'll do concerts . .. Ethel Merman may do some African’
x « *
* Paul Douglas struck oil on his California property ...
The “Hatful of Rain” film cost $900,000 before it-started shoot-|
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* * *
WISH I'D SAID THAT: A motorist’s: unforeseen expenses
* * *
Audrey Hepburn and Monique Van Vooren met on the set,
‘This is the first.
Thats’ earl, brother.
(Copyright 1957, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.)
Candidate Loses
Suit on Type Size
to Clarify Aim Gives Eban Questions tne Feb. 18 Circuit Court ballots
reprinted with all the names of!
to Learn Exact Stand ithe candidates in the same type
on Pull-Out Conditions ‘as nis Lewandowski had complained:
because the type used for his.
name is smaller than that of the
10 other judicial candidates.
The Wayne County election |
commission had said the name
“Lewandowski” was too long to
fit inte the inch-long space allot- DETROIT # = Joseph Lewan-
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @® —
Israel's conditions for pulling out
of Egypt and the Gaza Strip
brought a counterrequest from
U.N. Secretary General Dag Ham-|
marskjold that the Israelis spell |
. Jerri Southern used her Birdland tour advance loot to’
on Wayne Ballot
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SUN. AMMER- “OKLAHOMA”
RODGERS &
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ted on the ballot if the regular-
sized type is used.
Circuit Judge Robert M. Toms.
ruled yesterday the ballot met the
state election law requirements
which prescribe plain type that
will reasonably fit the ballot space.
Lewandowski had filed suit against
the election commission.
Aloysius J. Suchy, assistant
corporation counsel, said it would Hammarskjold disclosed last
night that he had asked [Sraeli
Ambassador Abba Eban to find
out from his government: i
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1; If Israel will allow the U.N.
Emergeney Force to post troops
on its side of the Egyptian-Israeli
armistice line. ;
* * *
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‘her administration of that disput-
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out.
| The Israeli delegation an-
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ic the secretary general several
conditions, for withdrawal] of Is-
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k * &
Israel demanded assurance
from shooting once Israel pulled
jout and that the’ Egyptians would
inot renew their blockade of Is-
iraeli-bound shipping in the Gulf
of Aqaba.
Hammarskjold had_ separate
half-hour interviews with Eban
land Egyptian Foreign Minister
{Mahmoud Fawzi. There was no
| indication, However, that Egypt
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“distinctive and may be a blessing |
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Zz
TWENTY-NINE
BIG BOOM — The Army's 280mm “atomie..
cannon” belches fire and smoke as the gun crew
huddles nearby during maneuvers on the new
land, AP Wirephote |
et projectile flew 18 ‘miles and marked first |
timé near-maximum range utilized on. the gun
at Sill — made possible by acquisition of the new
. rangeland ‘acquired at Fort Sill, Okla., recently.
Keeps Busy ‘Saving Face
of Lackadaisical. Drivers NEW ORLEANS (INS) — Drive!
carefully! The face you save may|
be your own!
* That's right—“‘Face.” It's not a
pun,
The warning is made in all seri-|
ousness by Dr. Franh H. Mayfield, |
ot Cincinnati, Ohio, who is head of,
the American College of Surgeons’
tee. He is devoting a goodly por-
tion of his professiona! time to
literally helping people save face.
“From 5® te 7) per cent of
people injured i automobile ac-
eidents esaffer facial tjuries,”
Dr. Mayfield said.
This, he pointed out, fx due to)
the sudden stop of a car involved
in a collision or crash, slamming}
the occupants against the steering
wheel or windshield
AUTO MAKERS HELP
Dr. Mayfield, in New Orleans to
attend an ACS meeting, said auto-
mobile manufacturers have done
much to eliminate the hazard of,
facial injury in crashes by incor-
porating safety belts in their latest
models. He said:
“Tf 60 per cent of those killed in
auto accidents had bothered to use
seat belts, they would be alive
today.”
used om most new cars also |
meets with the doctor’s approval, |
He refers to thg old-time steering |
wheel as “a dagger pointed at |
the heart of the driver.”
The Cincinnati specialist believes |
most car accidents result from
“sheer and simple carelessness."’
High on his list of offenders is thelf
crunk driver, who, in the doctor’s | |
most people have toward driving.
SPURN ADVICE
“People seem willing to take ad-|
vice on almost any stibject, except)
when it comes to their driving
techniques,” he said, adding “this/f
. singular lack of response to driver}
gducation results in sloppy driving
habits which ultimateiy lead to ac-
cidents.””
Michigan 2nd Highest
in Duck Stamp Sales
WASHINGTON — Reversing the
downward trend of the two pre-
vious years, sales of federal duck
stamps in fiscal 1956 rose to 2,369,-
940, an all-time high.
The total was 188,374 higher than
for fiscal 1955 and 73,312 above
the previous record, set in fiscal
1953. California. headed the \ 1956)
list with 180,173 sales; Michigan.
was next with 169,229.
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162 N, Saginaw St. Dr, Maytield would like fo see
each driver given » complete
physical examination, with spe-.
clal emphasis placed on the
| moforist’s ability to react quick-
ly when faced with an accident
situation,
He concedes that many states
already require tests to determine
these do not g6 far enough.
FAVORS EXAM
with driving.
“But I suppose this is too snnschs
to ask,” he said, conceding:
|would take a great many analysts):
to make such an examination feas- 't
ible—far tod many than we have
on hand. But it’s still a good
* * *
slaughter, Dr. Maylield believes
there is only one way to prevent
carnage on our highways,
“Slow down,” he urged.
“Whether you've got 35 horse-
power or 300 ‘horsepower under’
easily by going too fast.” the workshops. ''\Meeting to Organize
\Extension Workshops
A preliminary meeting to organ-
ize two-day workshops on making,
bedspreads is planned by the Oak-'
land County Extension Service for
9:30 a.m, Wednesday, at the Coun-'
ty Building, 1 Lafayette St. i
Jessie Marion, home furnishings,
specialist, will lecture, and exten-|
sion thembers will be enrolled for’
SYDNEY, tour.
*
Gordoh told a reporter:
“lt going to get some kind of explana-
og from him, and if I don't get
I'll see my lawyer about tak-
ing legal action.”
| Sinatra returned from Honolulu
to Los Angeles yesterday and said,
jhe had called off a tour of Aus-
jtratia and the Far East because)
Despite all the plans and ideas the airline he planned to take did
advanced: to cut down the traffic not have endugh berths for his, * Sinatra Tour Halt
Riles Australians Crash Injury Prevention Commit-|@ ce" ® Feflex action, but feels)”
Australia ®—Promo-
ter Lee Gordon left by air for Los,
He is also in favor of having po- | Ange les today in a rush attempt!
tential drivers undergo a psycho-/'0 persuade singer Frank Sinatra)
logical examination to fish out any ' £0 through with an Australian
|mgental quirks that might —— *
|S -member party.
Sydney’s two afternoon news-
\papers said Sinatra referred to “I'm
‘‘a lousy 15-day tour of Australia.”’|
The Sydney Daily Mirror head-
“‘Cranky Frankie’!
the hood, you cam be killed just as) Gives Us the Big Brushoff — ‘A jed its story:
Lousy Old Tour’ He Says.” ;
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The Waterford Township School
District Board of Education will
hold a special meeting tonight
to receive bids on three projects.
Bids on the sale of $2,500,000 in
bonds voted by district residents
in February, 1956 will be on the
agenda.
Also to be opened are bids on|®"
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Waterford Township at 7:45 p.m.!
today, sponsored by the PTA.
Bernard Bogert and Robert
Wheeler are in charge of ‘the
program, designed especially for
the men of the organization.
Stanley Allen will be the main
epentoer and show colored films of his. work against- nephrosis.
The first plans for ‘the festival!
to ‘be presented the 25th of May
will be presénted, and following|
_|the program, the 2nd grade home;
room. mothers will serve refresh-
ments. ae if
Venezuela Plans Fair
CARACAS ~— Preparations for
Venezuela's World Trade Fair, to
be held in Caracas in 1958, are No Case for Samaritan
JULESBURG, Colo. — Good-
hearted Louis Hansen may not be
|So good-hearted in the future. Aft-
er befriending a+ young married _
couple in Denver, Hansen pur-
iChased transportation for the new-
lyweds and rented a hotel room
for them in nearby Sterling, He
left his luggage in Sterling and
already being nmade by Dr. Ibra-
him Velutini, who has been named)
co-ordinator. : continued on to Julesburg. The next
day he returned for his luggage.
‘The couple was gone, So was Han-
'sen's baggage.
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|problem” of how to alert persons.
where sirens cannot be heard.
The alarm is proposed only to
give the original alert, they: eri-
phasize, After that residents must
tune into the Conelrad emergency
radio system.
Writer Seeks Cut —
of Television Profits = Urge Proposals:
to Curb Inflation Solons Say Congress
Unlikely to Act Until Ike
Offers Specific Plan
Yor Resident City Defense Officials
Watch. Newly. Designed
Alert System
Pontiac Civil Defense . officials
are watching closely the develop-
__ment_of a home alarm system
is designed to alert resi-
in their homes to the danger
@f enemy attack. or natural dis-
aster,
A small plastic covered box,
town as the National Emergency
- Alarm Repeater (NEAR), is-a re-|
ceiver which could be placed in
Pontiac homes and triggered by a
Signal] transmitted over power
lines.
WASHINGTON (®— Legislative
| DETROIT #—A woman writer leaders called on President Eisen-
‘sought a-circuit- court injunction -hower today to lay down specific
yesterday to restrain the Lone/ proposals if he wants. Congress to.
Ranger and Sergeant Preston ofjenact controls against inflation.
the Yukon radio and television) Eisenhower's statement that the,
shows from reusing scripts she government may have to move in’
wrote without paying her. lit business and labor fail te curb
Betty Joyce, 36, said she sold price and wage rises found ‘Dem
300 scripts to the shows for $125 ocrats and Republicans caval
each and that they were to be/divided over the present need for
used only once, on radio, controls.
She said that four of her scripts + *« *
have been used recently on tele-| Chairman Fulbright (D-Ark) of
vision and 11 have been reused ON|Senate Banking Committee, who
radio. hag supported the administration's
She asked an accounting of prof-|“tight money” policy, said the U
its from the reruns from Trendle-}country might have to go to more
Campbell-Veurer, Inc., manager arect: ‘controls — particularly on
of the shows, consumer credit — if inflationary
Raymond J. Meurer, general/Pressures grow.
counsel for the firm, said “when! “As a practical matter,
Miss Joyce sold us the scripts there|though,”” he said, “Congress is not)
were no reservations made. We likely to do anything unless the!
bought them outright. She was hap-/President makes some specific
to sell them.” recommendations.”
io date was set for a court * ¥ *
Chairman Byrd (D-Va) of the
Senate Finance Committee said
that if Eisenhower is worried
about - inflation, the President
could do something about it him-
self. ‘
“He could stop this excessive’
“We're very glad to see a
device of this kind,”
Walter K. Willman, Civil Dé-
tense director, said. “We would.
be interested if and when it is
perfected.” :
Federal Civil Defense Adminis.
tration officials have emphasized
that. the alarm is not available
as yet. It was developed by “the
Midwest Research Institute of
Mo.
* * *
The mechanism, which is pro-
to sell for $5, could be
; plugged into a wall socket. It is
| Gecigned to light up for the hard
4 ot-hearing. -
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Pencils Get Thick Coat
NEW YORK~Pencils usually re- ceive five to 15 coats of paint
during their manufacture. dollars in 1953,”” Byrd said.
Life Normal in Haiti,
Even Without a Chief
PORT-AU-PRINCE, | Haiti This Caribbean- republic still was
but life went on much as usual.
Troops scattered a crowd of
several thousand demonstrators in
front of the Legislature building.
Otherwise the capital was nearly
normal, . ,
* * *
Most stores were open again
‘after a two-day general strike
which forced, Provisional Presi-
‘dent Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis an earlier strike toppled Gen.
Pau] Magloire last December.
However, seven senators making
up a parliamentary commission)
had reached no agreement on the
next step to form a government
until ieee at neld inp spring.
Six of the seven presidential
candidates think a revolutionary
council should rule until a presi-|
dent is elected, The seventh, Sen.
|tition provides for the senior Su-
preme Court justice to:step in’as
jars president,
[Pig tron Production Up
RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil's
production of pig fron for the first
half of 1956 totaled 565,450 tons
compared with 526,227 tons in the
Hike Period of 1955. ree = More Red Arms
‘Arrive in Egypt
i
without a government chief today)
‘Louis Dejoie, contends the consti-,
> so 4% L # ;
Se bt yet te MS THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRU ARY 7, 1957.
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“NEAR” wold help solve the CD, iin spending by cutting which called on all cointries) to} Water Freight Hits Peck Ip refrain from introducing
materials into the
jarea. Co
& *& *
Carried in Soviet Ships |tension at this time.
Since UN Cease Fire;
May Violate Truce
WASHINGTON @® — Russia is ments thus far are
reported to have resumed armsbig as the original
shipments to Egypt in recentidollar order.
weeks in what appears to be a
move to rebuild President. Nas-
ser’s battered armed forces.
closed this today said, however,/
they could not be sure whether.
‘purchase _ or additional deliveries
junder a 250-million-dollar con-
itract edisclosed in September 1955.
There
\confirmation, of a second such making the decree final. -
deal. >. | eo ee Ut
* * *
The officials said they have
evidence of deliveries of medium
tanks, artillery, personnel car-
riers and probably jet fighters. ©
These weapons are understood
to have.been unloaded in crates
from Communist ships amid great
secrecy, mainly at the Egyptian
port of Alexandria.
* * *
The new’ shipments all have! opposed Keenan's request
1951.
* *
‘iation within one
‘eree invalidates the decree.
The
ended three months ago. on her request’ for
to Egypt would be a violation. of a
United Nations Assembly cease-
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much Soviet equipment has been!
delivered since the fighting end-| ed. They agree that the new ship)
nearly as| coe i
Actress Keeps Decree
Top American officials who dis- From Becoming Final
LOS ANGELES #-—-Former ac-|
iout of the office he took over when the shipments represent a new ‘tress Anne Nagel, 41, who got an
interlocutory divorce from Air]
Force Lt. Col. James H. Keetian, |
44, nearly six years ago, has suc-
have been rumors, but nojceeded in preventing him from)
Superior Judge Elmer D. Doyle]
finaledecree yesterday after Miss]
Nagel testified that she and her]
husband reconciled the same night}
the divorce was granted, May. 22,
Under California law a reconeil-|
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Boston.- born actress
arrived since the Mideast fighting .-heduled to appear in court today.
for $400-a-month
Any new Soviet arms shipments|temporary alimony, pending trial
of a suit for separate maintenance
she filed against Keenan recently.
fire resolution, adopted Nov. 1,|They were married in 11.
passed the 100-billion-ion-mile
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“Stuffed Trout your fish dealer to prepare
aa for y weeliine. leaving head on
cutting it off as desired: Rub the
cavity of the fish with salt, Line a
pan large enough to hold the fish
with heavy aluminum foil. Rub
about % cup, shortening over the
foil, Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees,
and while oven is heating, heat —
pan.
Baked Stuffeq Lake Trout
.. # pound lake trout
% cup butter or margerine . cup a hi a al A
salt
a teaspoon pepper
Add almonds and cook,
» to butter and cook, |
ntly, until rice is’
toasted to a “golden color, If nec-|
essary, add more butter. Add water,
3. [e HL Cover pan and cook gently un-
ee © sheered, at 15
one to cocked eae Taste; if
necessary add more seasonings.
Spoon rice stuffing into cavity,
firmly Gut gently, being careful
‘not to stuff it too full. The edges‘
must come together for sewing.
Sew the cavity together with large-
eyed needle and white thread,
Place fish in hot fat in pre-
heated pan, Bake 40 minutes (or 10
minutes per pound of fish), basting
frequently with’ shortening, When
fish is cooked, it wil] flake easily
when tested with a fork, Garnish
with lemon parsley and
stuffed f ». Cut
fish into steaks to serve. Makes
4 to 6 servings.
Here’s Super Way
fo Treat Spinach Spinach Puff
frozen chopped spinach
butter or margarine
. Se milk, salt, pepper 3 eggs (separated)
Cook spinach according to pack-|
age directions; drain thoroughly.
Melt butter in l-quart saucepan
over low heat; stir in flour, Re-|
move from heat. Gradually add
milk, stirring unti] smooth after
1 1 Eeapoons
Beat egg yolks a few min- dene:
utes; gradually stir in a little
of the spinachy mixture; return Jellied Waldrof Salad
to saucepan. Cook and stir over - 3-ounce package lemon flavored gel-
low heat a few minutes, _ [Se oup dotting woter
Beat egg whites until stiff; fold) { Su2 “tions:
into spinach mixture, Turn into but-|* | Ed 4
| |come in recen
{pile up once in a while. By JANET ODELL
: Pontiac Press Home Editor ,
’ We're going to take this oppor:
tunity to answer a few inquiries
about food and ipes that have
They seem to
Qur reader from Wixom, Mrs.
Julia E, Adelitzo, wants to have
some information about the calor-
ic values of certain foods. Here's
your answer, Mrs. A. ;
One fried veal chop, five-
eights of an inch thick, has 225
| BAKED STUFFED LAKE TROUT — This recipe is for a large
Melt butter in heavy saucepan. | | lake trout, but it can be used with smaller fish. Perhaps the fisher-
in this manner. Rice and almonds tossing man in your family will bring home a fish worthy of being prepared
add delicate flavor.
ill
~ Labels Provide
Shopping Guide
chandising foods have made the
label the ‘shopper's salesman and
best guide in market selections. | The descriptive Jabel takes the!
‘guess work” out of shopping, says!
the Consumer Marketing Informa-
tion Agent Mrs. Josephine Law-
yer. When used to advantage, the
label can .make shopping easier
and thriftier. .
dow for the package or can.
The Food and Drug Administra-
tion requires that food ldbels give:
1. The name of the product.
2 The name and address of the
producer or distributor.
3. The net contents.
4. A statement of use of arti-|
ficial favoring or coloring, of imi-|
tations, or of a chemical preserva-|
tive.
5. Facts concerning foods for!
special] dietary purposes.
food present in the largest quan-
tity coming first on the label.
Develop the habit of label read- |
ing. Let the Inbel serve as a win- |
6. A list of ingredients, with the! Steamed Pudding
Is Jam-Packed _
With Fruit, Nuts
Serve one of these puddings
_, pronto; store the others. +
Sweet Steamed Pudding»
2% cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
\% teaspoon salt
I teaspoon cinnamon
| teaspoon nutmeg
4% cup honey
‘, cup sugar
lcup finely chopped
(packed down fairly well)
1 e f
kidney suet
Li 1 cup buttermilk
Ureted rind of 1 lemon
'g cup seedless raisins (rinsed in hot
water and drained)
\y cup diced mixed candied fruit
% eup broken walnut meats
Sift together the flour, baking
‘powder, baking soda, salt, cinna-
|mon and nutmeg. Mix honey, sugar
and kidney suet well.
Beat in egg thoroughly, then
buttermilk and grated lemon rind.
'Mix in sifted dry ingredients well.
— in raisins, fruit and nuts. -
Turn into $ well-greased 1-
| pound size shortening cans, fill-
ing each can about two-thirds
full. Replace or close can cov-
| ers. Tie aluminum feil over tops
of cans, difficult.
i Try %% cup, taste, then add more calories, A breaded veal cut-
let, one-fourth ‘nch thick, has
560 calories. im it. One pork chop,
44 inch thick ‘has 350 calories.
A silee of roast pork, - three-
fourths of an inch thick, con-
tains 350 calories.
Mrs. M. E. ,Dewey of Pontiac
has lost her recipe for a fluffy
uncooked frosting, We wonder if
she is thinking of this recipe.
STRAWBERRY WHIP
1 eae white
1 quart fresh strawberries or 1 box
frozen strawberries
ly cup sugar (for fresh berries, use
1 cup
Put all ingredients into a bowl
and beat until thick and fluffy.
If you have a mixer, this isn’t too
Jam.may be used in
place of fresh or frozen berries. if desired.
An anonymous request has
come in for Pineapple Ice Box
Cake. One way te make this | tena a, a a 12. hours. Serve with whipped here is a different recipe.
PINEAPPLE REFRIGERATOR
CAKE
1 eup butter or margarine
il’, eups powdered Le
be cup finely shepoet. Sat meats
edded pineapple
? con wees. stiffiy beaten .
doxen vanilla wafers
avy cream, whipped
Cream together butter and sug-
ar, add nuts and pineapple and
blend thoroughly; fold in egg
whites,
Line a cake pan with wafers
and cover with part of the fruit- : ¢ . cost 27 voy ; (22. ¥ ‘
_ __THIRTY-TWO : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957. Pa iP Lis
.. , ee ‘i , ; , oar — Marketing Inforthation Service. Now that winter has arrived,
| ‘Almonds Flavor Food Editor Answersir'scting poicioss, pretreat tttas peat a
| | , may be restored ” “where the temperature is 40 to 50 , I original flavor by holding them at! :
Miscellaneous Questions Fore pesoarmien wineeiere =
Children’s clothes should be sanitary, immaculately clean. Use
Roman Bleach when you wash. It is the triple-action bleach that
\Sanitizes as it whitens, removes stains. And it's softized so you can
use it for plod and dacron. You'll like Roman Bleach best. _
: ) White ankletsare
easy tokeepsnowy- ff
white and spotless
with Roman Bleach
nut mixture. Add a layer ef wa-|
fers ang répeat until all ingredi-
ents are used, having a layer of
wiffers on top. Z
Chill in refrigerator at least
-eream. Serves 68,
New Trick for Potatoes
Take boiled potatoes, dice them
fine and to 2 cups add 1° cup
canned sliced mushrooms and 2,
small onions, sliced. Then saute.
all together in butter. Turn over
and over until potatoes are brown)
and onions tender. Season to taste
‘and serve hot.
Steam. on sack in kettle with!
boiling water coming halfway up’
cans. Keep water boiling gently
and replenish as needed. Cover
Jellied Apple Salad
Delicious With Pork Jellied waldort salad, a delicious
accompaniment for a pork meal, |
may be your own favorite apple
and celery salad blended with par- Move any fibers.
{tially thickened gelatin, or it may)
be prepared following these direc-'
cup chopped
Mw eu 4 » cheek calkuts
| —Dassotve gelatin in boiling waters,
add cold water and chill until par-
tially thickened. Folo in remaining
ingredients, pour into individual
salad molds and chill until firm. Serve on crisp lettuce. ‘ chopped. unpared red-skinned/Cheese browned in plenty of but-
let or on a griddle.
| A salad te go [beeee tighty and steam about 1%
hours to 2 hours or until cake
pont inserted in center of pudding
comes out clean. Serve with lemon
sauce.
Note: Suet may be chepped fine
with sharp knife; be ‘sure to re
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Good Salad to Serve With Cheese Sandwich
A favorite luncheon sandwich is
made from bread and cheddar}
ter or margarine in a heavy skil-|
with this-sand-
wich is a mixture of apple; celery,
Brazil nuts and mayonngise, plus
romaine or water cress,’This crun-
jchy mixture is just right with the
smooth toasted cheese.
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. We're Eating This Week, &
ts rom Yankee Cookbéok
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
This week I'm cooking out of a
new little cookbook; at least it’ s.
new to me. Mary Hixon, one of
Oakland County's extension agents,
sent me a copy of “Foods That,
_ Made New England Famous.” Not
available in any bookstore, this
little cookbook was put out some
years ago by a New England dairy
firm.
x* * *
Each recipe is prefaced by a
short history of its origin. Truly,
ancient cookbooks were thoroughly
scanned, and recipes, once existing
only in the cook’s mind, were set
down.
I think ft’s fun to take one
particular téokbook and get some
new ideas: for food out of that
one during a week. For instance,
when I was home on Tuesday,
I made two loaves of raisin |
bread: I'm sure you'll like it
as well as my family and I do.
RAISIN BREAD
De milk-—heated iter or lard
sugar <3 2
He poon salt
cakes ior 27 Sockoee yeast) |
arm water F
a cups raisins “
to 6 cups sifted flour
Pour hot milk over butter, sugar,
salt and raisins. Let cool. Dissolve
yeast cakes ‘in warm water. Beat!
eggs. Combine with yeast and milk 3 4
ly
owe. rr
. mixture (1 did this with the elec-
tric mixer).
Add 5 cups sifted flour and mix
well, Add more fiour if dough is
* too soft. Stir until dough comes
away from side of bowl. Let
rise until double in bulk. Knead
and let rise again. (I had ‘to
use @ little more flour in order
to knead it.)
Put into two medium greased
bread pans. Brush tops with butter,
-sprinkle with sugar. Let rise again.
Bake in 373-degree oven 30 min-,
utes.
Pian to have it out of the oven
and cooled before the children
come home from scheol. They'll
love thick slices of it buttered,’
accompanied by a glass of milk.
At our house the eight-year-old
did.
Some morning fer breakfast I.
think we'll have Spider Johnny-
cakes. This recipe is supposed
to be more than 85 years old,
Doesn't It sound good? Mix and sift Genr, corn meal,
| sugar, soda and salt. Beat eggs.
Combine with sour milk and 1
cup sweet milk. Add to dry in-
| gredients and stir.
Pour into iron spider with the
butter on it, then pour into the
je@hter, without stirring, the re-
imaining cup of sweet milk. Bake;
'this-requires about 14 hour. Makes
eight pieces cut pie shape._
This sounds like a wonderful
dessert. Guess we'll have it some-
time this weekend.
EASY CREAM LEMON ———
1 cup milk
il cup.sugar
1 cup cream, whipped
™% cup lemon juice
Stir sugar and milk until dis-
solved, Add lemon juice, Then add
whipped cream and stir thoroughly.
Pour inte Yefrigerator
Freeze, stirring ence during the
freezing, just when it has reached
the thick and mushy stage.
Personally I dislike - parsnips.
ButI'm perfectly willing to have
| anyone else eat all he likes.
Perhaps this recipe will appeal
to parsnip lovers.
Green Mountain Parsnip Stew
2 slices fat salt A gph
1 large onion cut fine
‘ medium-sized parsnips
4 large potatoes
‘y teaspoon salt
Dumplings* . 1 cup hot cream
Cut salt pork in small pieces. Fry
until lightly browned, Add onion:
and cook until golden brown. Peel
and cut in pieces potatoes and
parsnips. Combine with pork and’
onions. Add boiling water to cover. |
Add salt.
ning to be tender, about 20 min-|
utes. Add dumplings to top of
stew., Cover and cook until light |
and ténder, about “15 minutes. Re-|
move dumplings to hot platter. |
Add hot cream to stew and pour |
jover dumplings.
"Use any standard
| dumplings. recipe for
Use Nutritious
Liquid From
Canned Foods
Stop! Save the liquid in canned
foods. Since the liquid is full of
nutritive value, drain it into a
saucepan — not into the sink,
Boil the liquid unti] about one-
third of the original amount is SPIDER JOHNNYCAKES
butter . left in the saucepan, then add the
vegetables. Heat quickly, season trays. Fruits Turn Cocktail
nto Medi of Color
Rei Techies becceseh will | jot color when golden. orange
land green grapes are combined.
{Serve thoroughly chilled and driz-
|zled with @ lemon and honey dress-
ing.
Rainbow hn Cocktail
; See go led 2m ize: es, unpee!
1 ty soot ¢ ra) ‘ ip pes
4 pe eepoon.s treat lemon juice
| “ teaspoon salt
Chill fruits thoroughly. Peel Cal- , Ted skinned apple: a Carrot Nibbles apeien, ‘quarter and slice very thin. |
use and are disposable, requiring Arrange fruits. in chilled scrapie i
sarin Variety of Uses |e vtem eta ‘Paper cartons are cropping up|four times as many paper cartons all over the place in were made for citrus juices last
and grocery stores. a as previously.
Once used aolely ie milk aed Tncinded in the products that now
Wash, and scrape carrots. Cut/other liquid dairy products, i ae See oe
into thin strips. - @ pancake -
of water until cris ee
a bowl of your tavertes Cece are ow tng mare
dunk with the straws and serve
as “nibbles.”
lemonade, tomato juice,
- age grapefruit juice and,
Try adding slices of pimiento-| An official of the American Can| Keep tuna, salmon, sardines,
cheese sandwich — ‘survey among housewives indi-/Store them on a pantry-shelf that
ifornia oranges, slice into cart-
wheels and cut into chunks. Core stuffed olives to your toasted | Company said that an informal|crabmeat and lobster on hand’
| blend of flavors. cates the cartons have gained!is cool and dark. a
Taides, Sliced
. BEEF LIVER
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*33' Tender, Juicy
Sirloin Steaks
Lb.” 59°
Casserole Extraordinary:
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Grade 1 *
Scalloped Ham Italienne Breakfast Sau
Tf you've never _ using cab-. Add 2 teaspoons salt and ape-| Pan-Redi
ibage in a biked casserole dish, ghetti to 3 cups boiling water. Boil ,
Italian Ham Scallop will give you! rapidly, stirring constantly, for 2) FRYERS gether with leftover ham, cream of}
Cook until vegetables are begin-| | into the category of quick-
| spaghetti.
to the: family’s taste, and serve.
Canned foods are already
ees
2 cups sweet milk
1 cup sour milk
Melt butter in iron spider (frying
pan) and spread over bottom and liquid in sauces or soups,
\ dilute canned soups sides. Heat oven to 425 degrees. |cooked, When they are hot, mey|
are ready to serve
if you prefer use the vegetable |
or to, room soup (104g-ounce can an opportunity to do just that.
In this dish oes to- minutes. Cover, remove from Ss dis
‘s heat and Jet stand 10 minutes.
mushroom soup, elbow spaghetti, Meanwhile, melt butter or mar-, cabbage * 33°
Mild Cured
Sliced “ee
“99°
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OPEN FRI. ‘TIL 9 CASH
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end a touch of horseradish. The| 8arine in heavy skillet. Add onion,
resulting flavor combination js wor-| jand ham and brown lightly. Add |
thy of an entree that took hours Cabbage and toss lightly with ham-
‘onion mixture. Add water and salt. Choice, Center Cut.
PORK CHOPS
to prepare
Tender, Pork
LOIN ROAST Lb. 69*: | | u A9e
Cover and simmer gently 5 min-
utes. Stir im mushroom soup and’
horseradish and mix well. \
Rinse spaghetti with warm water
and drain well. Fold spaghetti into,
ham mixture, Pour into 142-quart
casserole, Sprinkle with buttered
bread crumbs and bake in moder- ff
minutes. Makes four servings. Yet, Italian Ham Scallop ‘falis
Veal, Shoulder
STEAK
| Lb. 37” and easy main dishes, Rather
than making a complicated sauce
just use a canned soup, Com-
bine ingredients, and slide the
| baking dish into the oven while
oa prepare the rest = your
real
The speedy, simple method for ‘Glamorize Toast
making Italian Ham Séallop is typ-|
ical of most macaroni main dishes.| Here's a quick and easy way to,
You'll like their convenience.! glamorize toast. Sara E. Walls, ;
There's never any pie-preparation director of home economics for a
required for macaroni, noodles and freezer company, suggests cutting |
Just take them out of the crusts from not too dry, thinly) the package and pop them into boil-) gic. d bread, brushing the trim-
ing water. med bread with -melted butter)
and toasting it*in the waffle iron.
'Then store in your home food |
freezer until needed. |
Don't feed the birds on all the
BORDEN'S
BISCUITS
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LIPTON’S * # *
To make sure you buy the best
quality macaroni products, look for)
the label “made from durum sem-
olina” or “fhade from durum
wheat” on the package. This as- ‘ canyon qed aching ons iad ‘Not ‘for the Birds’
superior flavor,
Veal, Leg -
ROAST
Lb. 29" Fresh Dressed
STEWERS
“Lb. a Extra Leon, 7 Rib
PORK ROAST
—
PETER’S PURE
LARD
23:35) lleftover cake crumbs. Instead,
| freeze them in your home food! Italian Ham Scallop
4 ounces elbow spaghett!
‘,. cup batter or margarine
TEA BAGS tc sey eumpeed aniees | freezer. When you want a crunchy | * ¢ ', pound eubed cooked hem topping for an open-faced fruit) 100 Ct. 3 cups chopped cabbage :
“« cup water jpie or a quick coffee cake, mix Box
4, teaspoons salt
1" . cups condensed cream of maush- the cake crumbs with brown sugar)
and cinnamon . .. It's a@ tasty, |
hme-saving Spins.
| teaspoon prepared horseradish
Buttered bread crumbs
fs.
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but also the customers of eli businesses, big ond small. UNTIL : * .
The principal, if not the only beneficiaries of the trading stamps penmees ere the Trading Stomp Conpentes who profit not a only from the sale SATURDAY Open Daily Till 9 ?P M. of stamps but also from the huge percentage of unredeemed stomps . . . so declared Governor Williams Study Commission on Small Business. : A. ill 5 P M Frank Lausche, elected five times Governor of the State of Ohio, and now @ member of the United States Senate, and one of our most outstanding FEBRUARY Open Su nday Ti 0lVEe
statesmen,scid in a recent radio eddress that small business is the beck bone of democracy. PROOF?—How many small Businesses ore there in We R fe The Richt To Limit titi % Communist Russie? ANSWER: NONE. The Trading Stamp “CRAZE” is a real threet to our National Security and dongerous to our National Eco- _ 9, 1957 a. TO DEALERS OR MINORS
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: d[3-SISTERS SUPER MKT. Werte Addo BakePancakes, eg
608 W. Huron’ ‘St 4 | To have on hand titihits that!
~ ast caer Serve Oven-Hot!
Where Low, Low Prices and ‘Quality Counts
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY salted peanuts, cheese, and coc0a-| nid you ever eat a baked pan-
~
nut. te ate id ' cake? Among the many variations
besicpence a eae eae 1, 0f this» favorite food, the baked .
— vor; grated Swiss or ched- Panc ake is most easy to serve
dap RES rolled lightly into bak- and you can keep second and third
ing powder ecust dough is a servings coming hot from the oven
detighttul change from the usual) With little or no watching. The
biscuits, and cocoanut makes area — rd — ard
23 wonderfully new dish of an ordi- a ee 3 ae pary curry +bution to the success.
: : : Of course, the secret is to use
jbrown 'n serve sausage that has
It's easy to remove the seeds) 1.05 precooked so thé sausage will
and white rasmabeers inside @)}. hot and unquestionably fully
green pepper if you cut the pepper .ooked when the pancakes are
into quarters first. baked. Then, too, there will be
no fat drippings to flood the batter
_and spoil the cake.
| Oven-baked Pancakes with Sausage
2 packages ({l-ib.) brown ‘m serve
sausage ‘E
Large Grade A
‘in Carton
}U.S. NO. 1 MICHIGAN, | 2 eggs Me" ci milk ,
3 tablespoons melted shortening 4
1 cups sifted flour .
4 teaspoons baking sweden
1% tablespoons sugar
TD teaspoon salt
- | Beat the eggs until light and =, |
@ W's almost magic . . . how \fluffy. Add milk and shortening. | OVEN-BAKED PANGAKES—Imagine baking second and third servings. Top them with brown.
@ Oriental Mixed: Vegetebies .| Beat. Sift together the flour, bak-| pancakes in the oven! It’s unbelievably simple ,'n' serve sausages before baking. Try these the |
@ work wonders in providing that ing powder, sugar, and salt. Add to do. Furthermore, the pancakes stay hot for next time you entertain at breakfast.
, @ extra measure of eppetizing these dry ingredients slowly to — = eens Se e :
e
7
®
flavor . . .>aind whelesome here liquid. Beat until batter is,
goodness . . . to your Chow | smooth.
Senta NT Por oreo StOresS Featuring Meat ae Chicken; with shortening. Arrange sausage
links on the batter, Bake in a very i . 7
verte aero EGGS and Citrus Fruit Good Buys | POT T ES" & . - = . : o : | te
Barve hae butter’ ama | Winter meals can never be the! Josephine Lawyer, Consumer The yellow and greens in the pro 4 minutes. Cut into 10 servings.|
or Apricot Sauce,
Apricat Seuss ‘chore they once were. From the| Marketing Information Agent. duce department are guides to
: farm to the table, new ways to. A large chuck roast can save foods that rate high in minerals
2 tablespoons sug r itime and ener along witl n- # sableeptens sermeterch ‘bring better food to our homes are nies. oo iating three asals. eet and vitamins. Add te the day's 50 b Ba
3 tablespoons lemon juice discovered each year. Meals can. buicher to show how ‘it can be Wholesome meals by including at L e be simple or elegant, easy or time t, least two choices from this food
Combine. sugar and cornstarch cut to make a rolled boneless roas consuming. It's up to the shopper, “tar i one . ; group. in a saucepan. Add. nectar and for variety is the magic word in a thick swiss steak, and meat for
lemon juice. Cook over low heat a hearty beef and == mew Cabbage ‘is ® “made- to-order veg- ; A s "
STINE ss 8 rien or vt mice 1%, 028 sores, Today here are ee stives roasting ehckin tale at prices averaging aba eaten! LIBBY’S MISSION COLUMBIA CITY. INO thickened. Serve hot over baked 1.04 can be more fun because of i8 10 to 2 cents a pour ioe than 10 cents a pound. These, too, could Grape ruit
: pancakes with sausage them. usual. This might add variety to be placed on = econo-list; new
— Sanne | MEATS—If onne has to work NeXt Week's meals. Fryers contin Sarena Ee nroes, aid pen aneeas. SECTIONS _ SEICED SLICED within a food budget, the meat “ to be a real value when cost is Slightly lewer price tags on
s dred to other meats Leaving vine-ri tomat and . department is a good place to stog “°™P seme vine-ripened ace a the tight store wrap on chicken lettuce is ‘yood news for shoppers. and compare, About 350 per cent | In Can
for — I of the food dollar is spent here. 227Ctmes Causes poor flavor, so Quality is generally good,
ORANGE JU CE. ‘The cost of meat cuts is just one nena Then ind the chicken) Grapefruit are in front of other
that’s thing to consider. How many pe ee arent af tilts when ‘considering, the cost a ple can be served? Does the fam inetertrinereioe per pound. Most are about 10 cents i cel
jeach or ten cents a pound. The
Duncan variety with seeds is su-
perior in flavor. However, the pink
oe * California Eating C x
ia ae * Florida Juice
~ Your ee and white Marsh seedless varieties
get ‘many votes. Notice that the
i. slimmest purse, and boasts a won- ~ [=
: . Lb. ; : t Savory Pot Roast
‘ Fresh Dressed Smelt seae derful new flavor combination Broil Fillets, Lobster | $1 arm or blade roast C ee i =i | ontons, slice F = Picea it = oft the aes, Brush thawed fish fillets or } clove garlic. sftced arivp! | — “ a | 2t spoons |
Fresh Dressed Herrin Lb. aaa oe etal eae veeych, lobster tails very lightly with but-) seit ead peper DOZ. ze
3 ss a er as recote™ ‘ter. Sprinkle with lemon juice.| 42,c4? ,Talsing | 3 | Instant pudding mix, a tall can | 2 bay leaves = , ily like it? Will it make more than see ee = ie ‘one meal? EGGs Count on eggs! Chick
ens are laying more eggs per hen
This week, shoppers with thrift. than ever before.
in mind may select beef chuck «From now unt March, the
| roasts, pork loin roasts, fryers | supply of large size eggs will be
for
is the a oting in cans
ground beef fits into so many | cellent health value encourage all — emalier and ean be eather = ve
dishes for all ages, it remains a to go beyond the “one egg a day” jeach oo A heavy grapefruit ts
| favorite and one of the most eco. rule, [eee a pucy fruit.
|_Romical meat buys’ reports Mrs. FRUITS AND VEGETABL Es— Apples, bananas, and oranges onclysive ONS) se . a are other reasonably priced fruits. “ah Sens Navel oranges that peel so ¢éasily
gz vary about 10 cents a dozen de-
Here's a Bonnie Puddin’ rmiss’ten sie. te ‘mio 7 to 88 size is more than the medium
and Mighty Thrifty, TOO “sic twusvares capboara would never have been bare
if she had taken advantage of
Rich butter scotch Jaced with tart jar or container. Cover and shake seasonal sales of catned ae
applesauce and smoothed with prisky for 1 minute, or until well. and Vegetables. Last year’s
jcreamy evaporated milk—aye, and mixed. Pour into serving dishes| bumper crop of corn is-only one
lit's a bonnie puddin’ to tickle the —- now offered at just
Doz.
jand chill. Garnish with thin peeled’ pennies per serving, Other vege-
pudding is mixed in ‘apple slices and red cinnamon can-| okies fruit juices and fruits are
jtaste of the dourest amongst us.
| a mainute, is thirifty enough for the ‘es. Yield: 4 se Tyee among the wise selections.
| and -even reasters. Because plentiful. Their low cost and ex- Marsh seedless are usually slightly
A salt and paprika and broil to a 1 cup boiling water apo: uf Pet or of evaporated milk and a ha . rolden brow Garnis Brown onjons and garlic in lard cup of canned applesauce. Give cares n ' a n ais h “tn : or ‘drippings stale yo on ahs
it all a vigorous shake ina quart ‘W'S! Of lemon, For non-cieters, gs. é
f Ms ‘ be . aw ‘
Carnation Milk, tall cans 5 or hic ce chabre esd Sour es av are with brown butter or tartar oui 2 —". Ups Peed = i" yy
Pork Sho er 0a me Oakes. ~ — = and simnier : 3 hours or until tender. alic ipe alalalelaie
uld R st see aS . | y : | | Garnish with a slice of peeled A Add liquid if necessary. Remove
apple and red cinnamon candies pricot’ preserves mixed With meat, grain and measure liquid.
for ‘‘seeds."’ lemon rind and lemon juice, dry For each cup add 2 tablespoons
Double-rich evaporated milk un- mustard and soy sauce make | flour. /Cook until thickened, stir Lbs. : . d Beet .- eee 3 derscores the mellow butterscotch delicious ‘sai ice to serve with roast ring gonstantly. Serve gravy —_ KING NUT SHORTENING : 3 Lb. Can 79°
flavor and gives the instant pud- duck. meat / eeeeese
firm, creamy —— — 2 0. ¢ Mm ding a delightfully, |
a : | e omatoes se enesn = texture. It's high in nutrition, too, | ; I "
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No. 1, Michigen ounce that you would get-from the GIVE v THAT LOW! '
Potatoes ....c5 fcr 10% 2989 Sacre Mas Mens SEES, SOM SSO" | DEFIANCE Cream Style CORN... . 7° 1" . ae _ The glow of health... the le ne cannn ewe neee
sunshine glow that comes Birds Eye nana are two other favorite pud-
from Sunshine Vitamin D! ding combinations which appeal
. . * * I s
vane os “eee 1) Frozen Strawberries 4 95 family! Helps build growing ! s 8 8 especially to children. Make them
for snacks and desserts—or let
the children shake them up them. |
selves after school.
Applescotch Pudding
1 tall cam (1% cups) evaporated milk
'y cup canned applesauce
i package butterscotch Instant pudding
mix * .
Dixie Highway at Telegraph Lots of ecnies | Combine evaporated milk, apple-
S sauce and pudding mix in a a quart bodies, helps make strong |
bones and sound teeth. And | Frozen Orange Juice s s 5 Cans 1"
you get this extra “sunshine”
Ht | Its ‘Alive---It's Fresh”
STEWING HENS | CAPONETTES
3-4 Lb. —? ¢ 5-8 Lb. c Average . lb. Average lb.
in every glass of Sealtest
Homogenized vitamin O ff SUMBO SOLID HEAD LETTUCE .. . 225° Milk. So nourishing, so tasty!
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telebrate Valentine's Day with some. kind of spe- crimson jelly. These scones would be good at any
cial food. "Scones, a desserttype of bread, seem a
meal or for afternoon coffee or tea.
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F O (optional: By Frank Kohler 1 cup chopped pecans
Roll vanilla wafers fine. Cream SKI T DINNER, a fitting) 1 teaspoon sa sugar and butter thoroughly. Add a ; 1 tablespoon bacon drippings lefnon juice to eggs and beat: eggs suggestion by Edward W. Paro, jee slightly, then beat well into the of Evanston, Ill. He says he uses
a meat tenderizer on the steak for
an hour before cooking. This
serves 4 to 6.
1'y pounds round steak, cut l-inch thick
Seasoned flour
3 tablespoons bacon fat
2 medium-sized onions, sliced
1 No. 2 can tomatoes
1 can tomato juice
1 tablespoon grated Parmesian cheese
1 green pepper, cut in thin rings 4 orgy ees tge yams, peeled and sliced
%inch th
Balt hoy Ha to taste Dredge meat in flour seasoned)
with salt and pepper. Melt fat
over low heat, add- onion slices
and cook until golden brown, and
remove onions. Brown the meat =
well on both sides, Add tomatoes, .
tomato juice, cheese, green pepper #
rings, and the onions. Cover and 3”.
simmer about 1 hour, until meat
is tender.
Add yam slices, cover and
¢continue cooking until Yams are
tender (about 15 minutes). Sea-
son to taste with salt and pep-
per.
From Menlo Park, Calif., Mrs.
Irby J. Richard sends us SOUTH-
ERN SPOON BREAD. For this
you need a buttered casserole anq
the following ingredients: ~
* eup yellow corn meal
2 cups hot water @ SKILLET CLUB R MEN
“Cook corn meal and water in
a heavy saucepan until mixture |
thickens. Add salt and bacon
drippings and remove from heat.
Add milk and beat in the eggs,
one at a time. Pour into the cas-
serole and bake at. 350 degrees
for 1 hour. Serve immediately,
piping hot.
* * *
Mrs. Blanche Martin, New Or.
leans ‘Times-Picayune Chapter, sends us “A GRAND DESSERT”. “You name it,’ she says, but we
- this is a fitting title.
a pound vanilla wafers
A cups confectioners’ sugar
% pound butter
2 tablespoons Jemon juice
2 eggs
% pint whipping cream
1 can @ ounces) crushed pineapple
.1 tablespoon white wine or light rum
creamed sugar ‘and butter. Put
half the quantity of rolled wafers!
in an oblong glass dish, about
6'2x82x2 inches, then pour the
egg mixture over.
Whip the cream, drain the pinef
apple and mix with it. The wine
or rum may be added if you like.
Pour this mixture over the butter
mixture, top with remaining
crushed wafers, and sprinkle nut
meats over the top Chill at least
overnight in the refrigerator.
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Symphiony Plays at PHS . :
| - By DORA DAWSON
A major event tn the musical
life of Pontiae took place Wednes-
day afternoon, when the Pontiac o¢
Symphony Orchestra put on its|-
first saree agi in the Pontiac High
School : auditorium, especially ar-
ranged for all pupils in senior and
junior oan sca of the city.
-- ® ®
The full personne] of the orches-
tra anda full complement of stu-
dents were there, packing the
auditorium, which stimulated an
atmosphere of adventuré-that was
successful beyond expectation.
Celia Merrill Turner, associate
‘conductor of the orchestra, act-
ed as narrator and introduced
each section or family of instru-
ments, which in turn played a
snatch of melody to introduce
its tone quality, leading finally
to the introduction of Francesco
DiBlasi, musical director and
conductor, and the Overture by
Glinka, from his opera “Russian
and Ludmilla.”
. Mrs, Turner gave a short verbal
preface to each number, adding
interest to, and knowledge of, the
thought of the composer,
* * “ are instrumental players possibly
oC the Poutiog Sma sand
co
Two Washington—}unior High School students
caught ‘by the photographer as they turned over their
- tickets are Janet V oe (left) and Carol Luenberger, both of South Genesee avenue. “Receiving tickets ts
Gail Swindell of South Johnson avenue, a Pontiac
High School student. Schubert's immortal ‘Unfinished
‘Symphony,’ allegro moderato,
eame next, its beautiful .melodies
holding one at rapt attention, Inj /
fact, the entire program, a cross-)/
‘section of great musi@’ of more'thayt
a century, was a compliment to tHe
students and a challenge to Ahe
orchestra, which gave its best ef-
fort throughout and won optus
astie praise.
BEAUTIFULLY PLAYED’
“The Swan of Tuoneja”’ by Si-
belius, with solo’on the English
horn by Lare Wardrop of Detroit,
was beautifully playéd, its charac-
teristic minor quality and smooth
singing tones aiding the imagina-
tion in picturing the gliding of a
swan on quiet waters. Mr. Ward-
rop has long been recognized as
a gifted Ga a= English os
% t
Popular gecerpts from the ones
“Carmen” were played.
ments were wre hoe we Row wre nc
Francesco DiBlasi (right), conductor
of the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra, dis-
cusses last-minute details of the program
| with Celia Merrill Turner (left), asso- oncert Thrills Stu ents. s had since its incep-
The effort
it on for the *:. 2
oe} ret
ciate coyductor, and Richard - Poole,
president of the Pontiac Symphony Or
chestra, Inc. Mrs. Turner was narrator
for the program.
A brand new composition, the |
“Torgot Dance” by Riisager, ac-'.
tually sounding like the racing,
whinnying and stamping of wild
horses on the Asiatic steppes,
based on a Mongolian horse song,
is modern in the extreme and
yet the writer has caught a
spirit that is fascinating in tone
color and rhythms.
~ THURSDAY,
, FEBRU ARY Women's Section ————— ey
7, 1957 PAGES 40-46
As an encore, the introduction to}
the opera ‘‘Lohengrin’’ by Wagner)
-- °
was an extra number that filled! P, N/ *
out an hour of great entertain- ersonal News of In ferest in Al ea
ment.
. * * * 8
8 Due to the fine cooperation of, Ora Hinckley of Oneida road is} smith ‘road, has returned to her; Maternal grandparents of the
~ ; = the city bus service, the students vacationing in Jamaica, British! | studies at Eastern Michigan Col-jinfant are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Pontiac Press Photes by / |e Mahar ; were. picked up at their schools
feelings about symphony music, some eager, others |and returned there. One could not have asked for a. more orderly
wondering. The concert was a dream realized for audience, quiet and appreciative.
Pontiac music lovers, who had been working toward
such an event for years, All students in the junior high schools and Pontiac
High School were invited to the student concert pre-
sented by the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra at the high
aie Wednesday. The students above show mixed guest at Hote] Myrtle Bank.
* * *
Mrs, Ernest Lemon is - Russell
Sorority Plans
March 21 Party
Mary Ann Toles was hostess to)
members of Phi Epsilon Nu soror- |the places he has visited is Anna
Contested, Curious Women Chattering About Children
* * *
| ‘The white sands and warm surf |
Congresswoman Reca Ils V isit to Sa udt Harem iity Tuesday evening in her home | have beckoned Mr. and Mrs. W
Peery and ‘Marjorie Richarae &,Saetbe of Iris road tothe Southland, They are vacationing
‘ _ “sinc reclude any of harem af will” and were hardly were welc ar ma .
WASHINGTON (INS) Unless! since that was the thing we had,their age would preclude were welcomed as new members. 904) Sradcaten, Fis.
Saudi Aarbia has changed, the. in comnion.’ \them having been the 55-year-old noticed | Plans were completed for a card’
current King’s mother. However, she added: ‘When the; party to be held March 21 at : ‘ :
girls oo Saud’s harem 7 rer Deco sabi: ean ‘levisks * * Oa little major domo who was showing Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan’ Also vacationing in Florida are
content curious group who he harem, she said, was lavis There were numerous other Me ground came in to lead me, ‘Building. Also planned was an Mr,
spend much of their time chatter-ly decorated with brocaded cur-'women around, she said, some of back’ to where the men were, On| faster social meeting, at which) burn avenue, Word is received that
ing about their collection of chil- tains and furnished with a com-|whom were “maid servants and the / ‘roof of the palace, the women members, will entertain
dren. . {bination of plush Arabian rugsjothers probably were what you @ll/ hurriedly covered their faces children whom the sorority’is aid- mate and were recent visitors on
* * * land antique Chippendale chairs nm might eall the odd ones."" Mrs. with veils."* ling. Anna Maria Island.
Spending several days in Tarpon)
Springs, Fla., as guest of Mr. and
|Maria Island on the Gulf Coast. *| West Indies. While there she is ai lege following her mid-term vaca-
jat Harvard University, with 26 stu-|
and Mrs, Clinton Hall of Au- gelus Shores, .
needy | they are enjoying the warm cli-) Mehlberg of Auburti-road, Among) Jertmg in physical education for Fitzpatrick of*Mary Day avenue.
tion, Mr. -and Mrs. Ciaude Treais of °
: Snellbrook road are the paternal Mary Is qrastice teaching at t grand sie:
the college and doing community
service teaching at St,
Schoo] in Ypsilanti, She is ma-
Nancy J. Breit the handicapped.
a ‘Becomes Bride
Scholarships have been awarded| Mr. and Mrs. Chester Breit of
‘dents from Michigan receiving, Farnsworth drive announce the
awards, Harvard's most prized Marriage of their daughter, Nancy
award, the competitive National’ Jean, to David L. Marshall, son
seen eek hfs eRe ai! Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall Henry W. Vaillant o loomfield | ;
Hills. James R, Gillen of Franklin i agg or Sines and Walter D, Hodge of Lake An-| The Rev. O. W. Wismar per- +
iformed the Jan. 12 ceremony ip
* * * Grace Lutheran Chureh, ‘Los
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Treais Angeles. Lee Paul of Hollywood
(nee Mary Ann Fitzpatrick) of ang Mariann Cherney of Wyan- “
ong r |Ypsilanti are receiving congratu- ‘dotte, Mich.,
attended the couple,
|
This conclusion comes from in-\and tables. —_— Rosemarie Johnston invited the, . « * ‘lations on the birth of a son, Mat-|
telligence supplied by Rep. Fran-| x *® Seven pages today Organ Society jgroup to her home on Johnson) |_Mary Drake, daughter of Mr. and thew Joseph, Féb, 2 a! St. Joseph ‘The newlyweds are making their
ces P, Bolton (R-Ohio), the only! “[¢ was perfectly beautiful,” she WwW Secti javenue for the next meeting. Mrs. George A, Drake of Klingen-'Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, ‘home in Hollywood.
member of Congress who ever saw said, “but it can’t compare, I sup- in Women’s Se fn to Meet Tonight ——— nae .
the ifiside of an Arabian harem. —— | The Pontiac group of the Organ)
‘case total anywhere from 80 to 100 Society will meet tonight at Grin-
—with figures -varying. inells at 7:30 Dr. Muehl, secretary, |’
VERY CURIOUS iannounces that the program will
The women were at ease during! 0@ augmented by the appearance;
her visit, and “extremely curious”) of several guest artists.
about how women lived in the U.S., The meeting and program will
she said. They were pafticularly be followed by a question and an-
intrigued at how a woman could 5¥& period. All organists in the pose, with what Hollywood has to Rojton referred ‘apparently ‘to “the
offer when they present their con-| \King’s concubines, which in Sayd’'s ception of what a harem is sup-
posed to be.”
Mrs, “Bolton conceded, how-
ever that the harem at Riyadh—
and any others Saud may have—
is probably more luxurious now |
than it was when she was there
in 1945. She explained: “They've Mrs. Bolton told an interview-
er that her memories of the oc-
4 casion are vivid—even though
her visit took place 12 years ago
when Saud was still a prince
and the harem belonged to his
father, King Ibn Saud.
The congresswoman said she
ate with Ibn Saud's four wives
while other members of the House
Foreign Affairs Committee, with
whom she had journeyed to the
desert capital of Riyadh, were at
a stag —_ _—_ the King.
“We “nae mie about our
children,” Mrs. Bolton reported, brocaded robes.” She indicated sons, who came in/ ‘and out of the’ ‘during the meeting of American put in air-conditioning since then,
and believe me, they need it.”
The Ohio lawmaker said that Ibn
Saud’s four wives—the maximum
allowed under Islamic law—were
“young, with beautiful brown eyes!
and wearing the most beautiful! be elected to Congress; although)
it took some time to explain she)
Congress was. |
* fd
Mrs. Bolton-said that there were
no men in the vicinity of the har-
em, except for “a number of!
Mrs. H. L. Langton on Cherry
street.
Parliamentary Club
IMOMS Unit Two ‘area are invited to this special
meeting.
Gold Star Mothers
Invited to Luncheon ~
Mts. Edna Olmstead presided
iGold Star Mothers Chapter Nine,
‘held Tuesday evening in the
———— Legion Home. Members
were invited to the Feb. 27 lunch-) jeon meeting of the Royal Cex)
:Chapter.
| On Feb. 12 members will meet]
for a cooperative luncheon and
sewing meeting at the home of
Visits Commission
Parliamentary Study Club mem-
of the Pontiac City Commission,
Following the meeting, an inspec-
tion tour of the new building was
enjoyed.
Hill were chairmen of arrange-
ments for the meeting.
“Mr. and Mrs. v. Walter Smith of
Doris road were among the passengers
‘aboard the SS Del Norté last -
week from New Orleans.
will be aboard the ship for 42 days on a
_ Wacation cruise to Caribbean and South The Smiths “American ports.
Thomas, in the Virgin Islands; Rio de
- Janeiro and Santos, Brazil; Montev ideo:
Buenos Aires; and Curacao, in the Neth-
erlands West Indies. They will visit St.
imet Tuesday with Mrs.
‘Pritchard of Second Meets for Luncheon
MOMS of America Inc. Unit Two.
G. B!
street for)
luncheon. Plans were made to at-
tend a card party Feb. 13 given
by the MOMS unit in Berkley.
Projects for the coming months
were discussed and Mrs. David
‘Edwards invited the group to her,
home for the next meeting. bers attended the regular meeting! -
Mrs. Russell Auten and Mrs. Lee}
Checking the list of final arrangements for their
annual midwinter ball are Jimmy Dey Amvets Post
12 members Fred Ziem (standing, left) of Mohaivk
raad and George Gentges {right)iof North Telegraph
road, Seated are (left ta right) Dan Murphy of Ber-
| s ff A Pontiac Press Phote
wick boulevard and Jake Dushane of North Edith
street. The affair is scheduled for Saturday at the
/ VFW Hall’in Keego Harbor, with dancing to an out.
of-town orchestra from 9:30 p.m. to 1: 30 a.m, The
dence is open to the public. !
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| - - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1957 ee: _FORTY-ONE-
“ Food Cools
“While Guest.
IsAbsent |
She Returns? - iwhich are alien to us.
| workers in the arts and crafts
| — are not good at selling their
. By EMILY Post
A. hostess writes me as follws:
“The other evening I invited sev-
‘eral friends to dinner, During the
course of the meal, one of the
guests received ga telephone call.
She’ did not return to the table for
almost 10 minutes, *
“By that time the food on her
plate had become cold. Should I
have offered her hot food? I did
not do so, but my husband thinks
I was very discourteous not to have
done s0, I would very much like
ices your opinion on this mat.
: t+ *
_ Amswer: If you could easily
have sent her plate to the kitchen |
where it would have been kept
warm, that would have been the
polite thing for you to de. Noth-
ing further was required.
‘ After all, it was your guest who
4 Fude—unless the
telephone call she asked to have
made to your house Was of vital
importance,
: * * * ;
“Dear Mrs. Post: A friend of
mine told me that you said it was
hot proper to send out engagement
announcements. We're not having
a party to announce the engage-
ment and I had intended to send
engraved announcements to our
many friends and relatives—many
of them living out of town. This’
information rather puts a crimp
in our plans. Is this true, or has
my friend misinterpreted your ad-| of South Anderson street. MR, and MRS. WILLIAM M. GARNETT * |
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Garnett of Homestead | 3
drive will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary
with an open house Sunday. from 1 to 5 p.m. They |
were married Feb. 6, 1907 in Belding and have been
residents of Pontiac 35 years. They have two children,
Mrs. Jack Haverhill of Berkley and Merritt E. Garnett = |) j
e
* % 3
vice?” ,
Answer: It is true. -Correctly,
the engagement is announced in
the newspapers, and by letters
to intimate friends who quickty |
spread the news.
* * *
“Dear Mrs. Post: When calling while aA _
AP NEWSFEATURE
As every mother knows,
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it's the potting soil or vermiculite. The,
hard to keep a child entertained Cans may be painted a gay color ~~
from or merely covered with foil or
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operator asks, ‘Who is calling?’ stay in bed.
what {s the proper replay to make?
Would it be correct | Set each can in a saucer, dam-
One solution is a bedside garden. pen the soil and let your gardener
to answer,'|Almost @very child loves to stick sow the seeds. Use only one kind
‘Mr. John Brown calling,’ or should seeds in thé~earth and then watch of seeds in each containér, and
the title be omitted?”
* * *
Answer: It is quite proper to an- living plants.
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to an unrecognized voice. To a so-
cial acquaintance and, of course, |
es friend, he would omit the
title. ; : | You can make a garden for
are a few packets of flower or
| vegetable seeds, some contain-
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Cover Book in Foil | soil or vermiculite. The latter is
| an Inexpensive, clean, it sub-
Credit California teenagers with’ stance in which ie were
the idea of covering schoolbooks easily.
in household foil. Heavier grades,| ; your sick-abed youngster simply |
and ipexpensively. All you need | with wonder as the tiny green label them. Tamp down the seeds, |
sprouts come up and grow into and cover with a little more soil
— then wait for results.
Seeds do not need light — only
moisture and warmth — to
sprout. Cover the containers
| with a paper and place @ a
| warm spot —a table by the bed-
side is a good place.
Uncover them every day, and
add water as needed. In four or
ifive days the first sprouts should
'appear. From then on, the pots Truly artistic people — gifted |
jlack the ability to organize a
i |
\Their merchandise is supplied by)
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ipeople inthe vicinity.
like the new quilted foil, are sur- You can use empty coffee cafis should be placed in the sun. Add
_ prisingly durable and flexible, Foil for flower pots. Punch holes. in the a little plant,food, keep them wat- —
bookcovers also may .be cleaned, >ttom, put a layer of pebbles in ered and watch the seedlings grow. | Don’t Try to. Cultivate Alien Skills . | Nobody has everything. Butto me of artittic ° people.
Should the Hostess often, in our efforts to be so-| :
. ; called “well-rounded personali-
Refill Plate When ties," ‘we try to develop talents | keeping the records, — artistic, but who are too busy
i len't that they're above making lovely ashtrays and vases
ithings or too wy be bothered ee ee eee oe . ““ sales, They are very grateful to
It's just that the truly artistic have such matters handled for!)
‘talent rarely goes hand - in - hand the..
‘with the other abilities. x *
% * * * |
Such people often fail in busi. f the roadside stand will: take on ness or in a home project because 4dditional products of artistic
they are not good managers and Merit and saleability, That is
schedule. 'sell_at what ‘price and how to sell
And that’s when they need some- !t- jbody else to supplement their own CULTIVATE TALENTS
It pays to cultivate the abilities = 4
you have and not to bemoan the|® - inadequacies. ;
SUCCESSFUL PROJECT
I know a couple for example, lack of those you
who run a very successful road- | x * haven't.
*
side stand. Neither of thém is If you're a good : business type
artistic, but both are awfully good or a good salesman, be grateful
business people. for that and don’t yearn to be an
* * artistic or a poet, If you're very
She handles bookkeeping and artistic, don't bemoan your lack
ipurchasing, he does the selling, of business acumen,
displays, signs and advertising, People of, differing abilities
| can cooperate and make any
| venture a success for all con-
| cerned,
The preserves are made by & |
woman whe is an artistic gen- |
jus in the kitchen, but. who had
failed twice trying to sell her
Remermnds | presesves. pamphlet on the subject.
The handmade ceramics are sup-' (Copyright 1957) Se
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depend on us, just as
vour doctor does
thos °
Your doctor's right hand man is your phar-
macist, working with precision and prompti-
tude to fill prescriptions exactly as written.
We use only fresh, potent drugs at all times.
-CLOONAN’S | “Where Quality Counts”
with a damp cloth and are IM POT | oengsioras epee tae gigeS Neer
vious to rain or snow. Print names, , PERE SS PEA Ses
or subjects on foil with nail polish.| “~~” ~~ ——
Winning Ways to Her Heart...
TIANDBAGS NEW, SUPERB COLLECTION
Large collection
of the newest
shapes in black
patent bags.
Satchel, elongat-
ed, pouch, box G
vagabond styles.
9815 A heavy bow at front emphasizes
the rounded back look. The back
opening, tops in fashion now,
elongates the néckline and conse-
quently pulls the shoulders back
which is very good for the round-
shouldered, dowager’s look.
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NEW SPRING Little by little, the proprietors!
their talent — knowing what will
If you're interested in roadside)
stands, send me a stamped, self-|~
addressed envelope, care of The |”
‘Pontiac Press, and I'll send you my | > \
New Glasses Cases _ |, For the metobees wto ts ab Feature Pocket Clip. |... poser, reall ae
Fashion can be utilitarian, too, clip and an insert. on which he
as is proved by the latest billfolds prints his name and adress. Care-
which are. shaped to eliminate fully designed glasse;’ cases may
. regardless of, how'also be had which carry two pairs,
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Cleaning Kills Moth Did you store any clothing in
cedar chest.or cedar closet be
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A look of Graceful elegance
is very suitable to spring!
These suits capture the
look beautifully—
the detail is soft... the
line is genteel and the fine
expressive of this mood, wool fabrics are wonderfully _
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give this suit a genteel, feminine look,
impeccably tailored of fine worsted flannel
in beige, grey and blue. Sizes 7 to 15,
A 9.938
B. = Pin check worsted for eur bloused
and belted suit that’s peplum slimed
in back. This peplum carefully.
lined to maintain the shape.
Brown and white or black and white
Sizes 8 to 18.
Forstmann flanne! sult with a
fitted jacket that’s blouson
belted in back .-. . the skirt has
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. Phyllis Jean, Plans for a Feb. 28 “fashion | Modeling children's clothes | Movies of Camp Oakland were
‘Wednesday meeting of Ju a or wil a ee aoa -by William Matus, . who
‘Chamber ofCommerce Adxiliary Carry, Amy - r, s Haw ‘also told of the activities at the
held In the Adah Shelly Library | Lae Pligg asancee nm ‘camp and at Boys’ Ranch and of
* * *
Treanor, Tim Weddle, Chipper | Mrs, Melvin Eller, chairman, a ‘in the near future.
- announced the following will serve. Widdle and Andy Eller. Guests attending from the Water-
as models: Mrs. James Schell, Joan Weddle was appointed ford Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mrs, Lous Cole. Mrs. Ben Haw- hostess for Feb. 21 when the*Auxitiary were Mrs. Thomas Bel-
kins, Mrs. David Hayhow, Mrs. group will entertain at the Niki ton, Mrs. Jack Cooper, Mrs.
Jerry DuBois, Mrs. Cramer Part-/Base. Mrs. John Napley an- Freeman, Mrs. Robert Wheeler
Den Anderson and nounced a Mother's Day tea to be "and Mrs. Gerald Lewis.
iheld May 5 ee
Church Society
Vrs. W. OD.
Moats of Holds Meeting
Clearwater, | Mrs. Walter Fredericksen.
Florida, “opened her home on Baldwin ave-
announces the
engagement of
her daughter, | Servi ices of Baldwin Avenue Evan-|
‘gelica] United Brethren Church.
| Cohostesses were Mrs. Alfred Bell)
land Mrs. Harry Britton.
“| The newly revised bylaws were to Joseph L.
| Wagley Jr. of
\ Adrian. -| Mrs. Barbara Williams presided.|
& 2 He is the son Dev otions on the nem
= i ; ; “Prayer, were given by Mrs
: + of the Joseph | Philip Waldie, and Mrs. Fred
5 4 L. W agleys Lempke read a song.
be « of Hammond | Offering, prayers were Mrs. Wil
; re She i ‘liams, Mrs Grant Burhson and
+ - a + ° ee ae Ae |Mrs. Lewis Ball
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p from Nayne ng wil be held tonight at Tat Weve: : « ll be hel omight. t ver
Tremendous values to save you money! ; State. niver- Sicinsas secacingy eck “Worthington
Finest quality sheer wools and wool jerseys , sity School of a (anept Ter Oablens Conny hace he
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smooth zibelines! Your choice of a full or
slim siuhouette. Broken siz 1 and colors. Sele, $44.
short _— syD
usually $25 and $29.95
Martiniques, zibelines, tweeds.
Juniors, misses sizes. Cardigan
necklines. Sale, $12.
mus S12 Classic fitted styles in fine rayon flannel
or tweed. Lined and unlined styles.
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Choose from Pixley s st- er erdered especially for you from the maker, during this February tT He oys: ;
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as warm as Mediterranean breezes, with leather and fabrics color-keyed to the Neapolitan | quality clothes. All taken from our regular !
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n the new fashionable lounging wear Curvy Look
Will Bow In
From Paris French Designers
to Stress Figures
in Spring Styles
| PARIS (INS) — Dior, Fath, Lan-
ivin, Maggy Rouff and other top
‘Paris fashion designers are mak-
‘ing ready for the birth of the
“curvy look.” .
* * *
It will be smart for women to
“wear a rounded bust, rounded
‘hips and even rounded shoulders
this spring.
Bosoms, curved according to
French, Halian or American pos-
sibilities, will be a sign of inter-
national elegance. Feminine hips
also will be ‘‘a la mode” and out-
lined in swinging bell skirts,
tucked wi er hooped round-
Photographed during a Caribhean cruise to the weked wes te audattias
Netherlands West Indies and Venezuela were Mr. and arched shoulders will hold over
| Mrs. W illiam Christian Jr. of Ramin: —_ ioe een een) oonelonees
| With all the fashion hullabaloo
aimed at the shapely ‘‘body beau-
tiful,”" women’s legs will have to Kimonos Regain Favor stand back in importance, Skirt
NEW. YORK (INS). — Kimonos,| The silk expert says kimonos, "€™s will drop from: deinches off
which were hot stuff for women eyen when patterned, are hand- the - ground " summer a to a
‘about 25 years ago, are getting mere 12 or J inches for spring
washable. Bz popular again—but this time as a He adds one tip: you 1957, men’s style can tell the quality of a kimono
ee = oF : _ by checking seams—the best ones Rgal Japanese silk kimonos are are sewn by hand. \
* * *
The designers start showing their
new clothes on Monday,
for men, and they're as fancy as ' Gabrielle — ‘Coco’ — Chanel,
can be. Sewing Shears famed senior designer of the Paris
At prices that run from $30 up, fashion world, will open the spring
you can buy .genuine imported With Bent Handle with her personal touch, Her motto
and aim is to giye women clothes
that make them look young and
feel comfortable
(INS}—It's easier to YOUNG STYLIST kimonos in sedate solid tones of
black, gray, beige or brown lined
with contrast prints, or kimonos
made in eye-catching patterns of
gold and black scattered on gras Add Cutting Ease
AMES, Ila
sew at home if you have the right... ‘ " and natural silk, ind of shears : The youngest ‘hand’ in Paris
7 . a - busy on women's clothes these Size is no problem in a kimono, Here are some tips compiled by days, is a 14-year-old boy, Jean = ‘ . . > aS, + a
They're all one size,--all one clothing specialists’ Get bent-han- Candillon wh AorkS AS A A i — é llon, O works 8 . length (56 inches), According te die shears, The bent handle en- * ° P ‘prentice in Pierre Cardin’s fashion
house , Hideo Fujisawa of Yokohama, a
Japanese silk expert, a kimono
fits everybody because it's de-
signed loosely to provide ease of ables you to cut out the garment
while the fabrie is lying flat on the
table or cutting board
The blades should be trom seven * * *
He started out designing styles
ater dresses for his movement, to nine inches long and should cut for doils and |
Fujisawa says the only conces- cleanly the full length of the blade. sisters. Today, this promising tal-
sion made to American tastes in The blades should be screwed to- ented south expertly handles silk:
lthe imported kimonos is the use gether—not riveted That is so they 44 chiffon to be! worn by’ fashion-
ean be adiusted if they beceme too Able women
tight or loose the sash
‘ complete lof belt loops to hold
| You ean even Buy a Dior whose controversial
kimono as Japanese men: wear A good pair of shears, mage etyles have started revolutions
them—with a special undercoat from high quality steel, cost fom an@ commotions during the jast
called a haori thats quilted for four to six dollars, say clothing 1@ years, will have an “anniver-
warmth experts sary showing.”’ It is exactly a
—— decade since this now undisput-
ed fashion czar waved his scep-
ter for the first time in Paris.
OW TO SHINE Since his first new look in
February 1947. this most dlustrious
f A of the Paris fashion creators hae’
at Party Time dictated styles from “short to
“flat and from “A” to “F to
| women all over the world,
| en d * * *
| Make the most of every festive Genevieve Fath, widow of the
| eccasion’ Let our experts put late Jacques Fath, has announced 4 new life into your party clothes a new formula in haute couture
. give them that band box fashions She has decided to drop
sparkle and freshness that her prices by simplifying work pro-
| maxes you look your well- cedures and eliminating costly em-
| groomed best. broideries and trimmings. Her new
| _spring clothes will cost between
.$150 to $300 for one outfit. 1 Hour Dry Cleaning
4 Hour Shirt Laundry WORK FEVERISHLY
The plushy fashion houses are
humming with excited last-minute
' preparations. Scissors click, sew-
Open Mon. Thru Fri. 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. ing Machines rattle and bewildered
Seturday 7 A.M. to 6 P.M, mannequins switch from suits into
a ~ THE PONTI AC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY: FEBRUARY 7, 1957 \ “,
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Be sure of perteetion—in fitting
when you sew. this good-looking Individuality
Keynotes
Spring Suits
Variety of Material,
Style and Color « half-size casual. Collar and cuffs
‘in bright contrast, novelty buttons!
trim the slanted pockets. |
No. 8424 with Patt-O-Rama in-|
cluded is in sizes 12%, 14%, 164s,
1842, 2042, 2243, 2414, 226te. Size!
144g, 4% yards of 35-inch; % yard'
contrast.
For this pattern, send 35c in
coins, your mame, address, size
desired and the pattern number
to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press,
372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Il.
Include 25 cents more with your
pattern order for the Spring &
Summer ‘57 issue of our pattern
book, Basic Fashion. It contains
dozens of smart new styles for all
ages; gift pattern printed inside)
the book.
Banquet Scheduled
by Beta Theta Phi
Mrs.°Fred Ferguson opened her'|
home on Henry Clay avenue for the
Tuesday meeting of Alpha Chapter for, boarding school. There's some- of Beta Theta Phi sorority.
Plans were completed for the or and fabric. Take your pick.
28th annual banquet to be held)
Feb. 19 at the Elks Temple. Mrs. |
J. Frank Coad will serve as toast-|
mistress, Mrs. John Kinzler, pro-
“gram chairman, and Mrs. William
Hurlburt and Mrs. Glen Grim,
decorations.
——————— jat its very best.
jan's pet peeve NEW YORK (NEA) — This ts
‘the spring of the beautiful suit,
|beautiful any way you want it.
Have it fitted, semi-fitted, with
short or long jacket. Have the
skirt straight and slim or pleated.
Pick your fabrie from wool jer-
sey or tweed or worsted or silk,
but make it lightweight.
Rarely have there been so
many pretty suits with a lady-
like look. Colors are gentle (vio-
let, gray or rosy) or clear (mix-
| tures ef black and white) and
there are many touches of white
at the lapels. ‘57 Fashions Offer} 7 Exercises Will Benefit | ” rerjonall women atin, because.
they paltirbe> the natural ten-
dency we have to give in to
gravity and poor posture.
For instance, strong abdominal!
muscles are important to all of
us, both from the ’ standpoint of
health and good looks. Also, the
jtendency is to slump through the
shoulders, especially at teenage)
and at middie age.
* * *
you an exercise for the abdomen;
and one for the shoulders. And
remember, it is more fun to do
exercises with others than to do!
them alone. . <
BEND KNEES
To strengthen the abdominal
muscles: Lie on the floor on your
The taleur is absent this spring
‘and in its place is great individ-)
‘uality. This, of course, is fashion |
For what is one |
}woman's pet suit is another wom-
The wide choice this year means
ithat we needn’t all go about look-
ing as if we'd just been outfitted
'thing for everybody in design, col-
The T-strap shoe is back for!
spring in colors both pale and
vivid and in shiny black patent
leather as well. Pyck your color
but plan to include at least one
T-strap in your M ardrobe Try this exercise for pos-
ture improvement, as sug-
gested by Josephine Low-
man today, briskly swing:
ing the arms bach.
A
Profile
Flamenco __
Fashion Perfect
Rhythm Steps
New spring. styles
regardiess of heel
heights gives to you,
fashion with comfort
A With many facets of
fashion fabulous and
flattering the so new,
calf and navy blue calf.
15.95
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Slim fashi
step...
cane
Black "calf
rhythm steps
the newest last, onable mid-high heels on
Plus famous rhythm
1—2—3
features for the height of.
Brown calf, Navy blue calf
14.95
‘knees with the hands, and pull!
So today I would like to give
Dacron and Cotton
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back. Your arms rest on the floor jlet, Address Josephine Lowman in
overhead. Bend both knees up|care of The Pontiac Press,
close to the abdomen. Grasp the » Sf ° Tomorrow: “This '32 . 23.- 38
3 E =i Trim: Hips.” ‘back. SLOWLY. Needs Exercise to Trim: Hips
| iu return arms to
overhead positions as you stretch. Return From Funeral
your legs toward the ceiling and
lower them to the floor. Continue. , at Crystal Falls
“Harriet Sandstrom on ‘This should be done slowly and! Mrs.
iMrs. Mary Jackson of Michigan «fon Wednesday evening: meeting of!
Jimmy Dey Post 12 Amvets Aux. | FORTY-THREE.
Amyets Aukiiliary
Plans Fashion Show™ 1
i coe John Allen opened’ her home
Marlborough drive for the
iliary: Plans for,4@ card party and.
fashion: show. were discussed dur-
ing the business meeting.
A demonstration on home dec-
orating was. presented by Helen
Reid. Assisting the hostess dur-|
ing the’ evening was Mrs. John’
Allen. Specializing in —
HIGHLIGHTING, | BLEACHIN
TINTING
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with control.
* avente returned to their home ~« *
‘or the shoulders: Stand tall) Tuesday from Crystal Falls, where
with, your arms at your sides. Raise! lthey attended the funeral of their
your arms forward, shoulder|Sister. and daughter, Mrs. Charles
height and shoulder width apart, | 'LaPlante.
palms facing. Briskly, swing your| Accompanying them were Mrs?
jarms backward and turn the) ‘Thomas James, Mrs. Leonard Woj-
jpalms toward the back of the 'tacka ef Oak Park and Mrs. Clar-'. i
room. ‘ence Ingersoll of Clarkston.
PATRICIA ANN COOK ;
Mrs. Charles Kent. of Summit
avenue announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Patricia
in a relaxed manner — bring
your arms forward again to the
shoulder height, shoulder-width-
apart position, Continue. The re-
turn to the starting position
should be relaxed but the swing. inot ever wear a certain color or|
back should be vigorous. a certain fashion (suits, for in-
It still is not too late to join stance) is a large part of know- — the Marathon. If you would like ing how to be well dressed. If tension has played hob with
to lose 20 pounds in fight weeks | If.a certain shade of blue is'your sleep, it's time for some or diminish any defects you may| not for you, give it up even’ peace and quiet and a few lux-:
have, send.10 cents and a stamped though you dote on it. There are urous, relaxing baths. Soak
self-addressed envelope with your so many other colors that are for|tension away and catch up on
request for the Marathon book- ; jyou! ‘your sleep. ‘Like Certain Color?
Does It Like You?
Learning that you feally can-| son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pin-
ner of East Longfellow avenue
A May wedding is planned.
The Perfect
: Valentine
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iMrs, Evelyn Copeland, executive Snow is disregarded when Mrs.
Albert Latendresse and her day
camp committee, Mrs. John Yez-
bick, Mrs. William Weidaman,
Mrs, Herbert Huber and Mrs.
Keith Crissman, discuss plans for
the 12 Girl Scout day camps which
will be run this summer as a part
of the extensive camping program
County Girl Scout Council.
* * *
Day camp directors, all yolun-
teers in Girl Scouting, are taking
study sessions at the Waterford
CAI Building, The course, which
began Tuesday, is conducted by
director of the Northern Oakland
County Girl Scout Council, and
Elaine Smith, district director and
coordinator of the day — pro-
gram.
The courses, which will be held
Feb. 8, 13 ang 15, will include in-
struction in organizing day.
camps, administration of day
camps, budgeting, purchasing,
working with staff, securing per-
sonnel, training personnel and
the selection of campsites and
the developing of programs which
make the best use of the sites
selected and of the skills of the
camp’s councilors,
Representing the Pontiac Dis-,
ftriet at the sessions are Mrs. Car-)
lyle Bragen and Mrs. Harvey Pike
from the Auburn Heights camp.
At the completion of day camp di-
rector training, each director will
train her own camp staff. Two
sessions of that training will be)
iheld. on the campsite just prior
ito the opening of the camp. .
: * * *
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Day camping is the day-by-day
out-of-doors program sponsored by
the Girl Scouts. Campers afe
transported to and from camps
daily, -
Each camp is divided into
omal groups ¢ or units a 18 hed Scouts
offered by the Northern Oakland).
24 girls, with three leaders to camp
each unit, te coe pean oon
games, songs, picnic lunches or a
cook-outs and camp crafts, *
Each day camp is governed by
council -makes the decisions about'12 camps, feiiecie Leatecs for Day Camping Programs government, determines pro-| iwill be held on sqme sites so Girl
activities and plans for “a may attend near their own
Because girls tas Pa be — '50 to ee a ——— -
a junior-camp council, made up of/away in the past, the counci \size o site @ number
delegates from each unit, Thi s expanded the program to include/of volunteers available to staff the
and repeat sessions | camp. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957
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communities..
Each camp may register from
on the .
Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin
Brewster of
Bloomfield
Hills
announce
the
engagement of;
their daughter, |g,
- Alison, to
Richard Allen
Jones, son of
Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur
Langley Jones
of Stilwell,
she is also a
graduate of
the University
of Michigan.
They plan a
Feb. 23
wedding. 2
Nan . ; és .
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ALISON BREWSTER
and read the evening paper while
Cooks by Itself 5 Lounge Lazily
as Jiffy Dinner dinner cooks.
Finish up with cheese and crack-|
ers and perhaps some fruit for!
desert and you will have had a!
well-balanced meal. ¥
a
an. He date
cx d re Appointed chairmen of commit-
greceae tees were Mrs, Roy. Tatham, hos-
from the |pital visiting; Mrs, Paul Palace
U. of M. Law/sick cards; Mrs. George Watson,
ee and |*<¥ing of cancer pads; Mrs. Mary
Open Tonight Altar Society
of St. Michael
Holds Meeting
Mrs. Robert Gallo was appointed
chairman of St, Rose Unit of St.
Michael Altar Society at the Tues-|
day meeting held in the Parish} .
Hall. Also appointed to head units
‘were Mrs. Frank Pruente, Little
Flower, and Mrs. Stephen Turner,
it, Monica.
* * * >
Coming events include the NCCW
convention March 28 at the Shera-
ton-Cadillac in Detroit, the annual
eard party March 5 and the wom-
en's parish retreat March 26.
Mrs. Paul Singles, membership
chairman, announced that the so-
ciety membership totals 400 to
Hurtibise, honor guard, and Mrs.
Vincent Vaverek, NCCW represent-
ative. for volunteers in scouting for the sum-
. ; mer day camp program. Checking the
Philathea Class list of class schedules are (left to right)
Meets to Hold Mrs. Carolyn Bragen o of A Auburn Heights,
Valentine Party The Northern Oakland County Girl
Scout Council will hold study sessions ’
Pontiae Press Phote
from the Pontiac District; Mrs. Wallace
Brandon -of Ortonville, North District,
and Mrs. Evélyn Copeland, executive
director. The classes began. Tuesday at
the Waterford CAl Building.
This Hairstyle Needs Lot of Attention
First Philathea Class of First
Baptist Church met in the educa- iday evening with Mrs. Margaret)
|Putman presiding, Mrs, Harry)
Newhouse presented devotions and
group hymn singing was led by |
Florence Harcourt accompanied by|
Mrs, Howard Barnett.
Mrs, Putman and Mrs. By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor
warren| Some hairdressers predict that | 7 bouffant hairdo in any style that!
| pleases her.
* * * ‘calving orate: Bouffant Hairdo Must Fit Your Face
Most hairdressers advise that
a permanent wave ts essential to
maintaining a good bouffant
coiffure. It lends body and curl,
The bouffant hairdo needs at-
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Literary Club Plans
State Hospital Tea
Mrs. P. G. Latimer of Dwight
‘avenue was hostess to members of
Se check up on yourself from! the Woman's Literary Club recent- ‘ing habits than if you've a family
* * *
iday fo day and make sure you're ly. Mrs. Daie Moats presided.
not subsisting on canned soup or, Plans were made to hold a Val-
jue alone, Such fare is fine|entine Tea Feb, 12 in the Pontiac’
‘at times, but it doesn't comprise State Hospital library, for patients)
a complete diet, by any means.
x * * on “Public Safety.”
In these times of frozen foods,, Mrs. Raymond Swaney, Mrs. Jo-
prepare .{seph Phillips, Mrs. J. L. Slay-
a green salad or vegetable and) baugh, Mrs. Ida Reeves, Mrs. Lati-|
a potato, all of them good for}mer and Mrs, Harry Vernon pre-
you. You can change into a robe/sided at the tea “table, =
Westcott led the prayers. Two duets
were presented by Susan and Joan
Underwood, accompanied at the
‘| piano by their mother, Mrs. George
Underwood.
Members joined in playing Val- the bouffant hairstyle will fade out’
before long. Why? It seems the
arrange one to suit her own type.
She is likely to choose a style that YOUr hair line chic. tention to keep it looking smooth. |
irl doesn't know how to You'll need more than a casual)
ee ee -run-through with a comb to keep.
It must be The best basis for a bouffant basic to these new type coifs to
avoid the droopy, dreary appear-
‘ance that comés after you've
slept on your curls one night.
is too wide for a fat face or too 8Toomed with the least possible jsir style is the 40-curler perma-
there. Clyle Haskill spoke briefly entine Day games and Valentines. high for a thin face.
lwere exchanged, Refreshments) Bouffant hairdos should be gov-
|were served by Mrs. Florence Har- erned by the shape of the face as
court and members of her com- to whether an extreme or modified
mittee, « |style is selected. If you have a,
long, thin face, brush the hair back
| Caked or streaked makeup can Smoothly on top, puffing it out on)
be smoothed out with a cotton padj|the sides. |
' soaked in witch hazel. Work the If your face is round it will need’
pad gently and the makeup can be) height above the brow to taper the
| blended so it looks fresh as when) iline. _ The girl with an oval face,
first applied. y wear .a|
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|WIDE CURLERS
You may do yqur,wave at home
with your own permanent waving
kit. Select one that is suitable for
your type of halr and use wide,
ventilated curlers to give the kind
of waves that are part of the
heightened, widened look in hair-
dos, popular this season.
* * *
After you permanently wave
your hair into a bouffant hairdo,
work with your hairbrush, using
long sweeping strokes and lifting
the top layer at the temples. Pick
- |up a strand at the sides, slipping
your left hand under it, and brush
ithe top hair smoothly over it.
| The hair in back may be
brushed down and folded in an
easy unruffled arrangement if it
is permanented properly, and
you wield the brush in the right
manner,
There is no doubt that there is
nothing to beat a permanent wave
if you are interested in a coiffure
that needs body such as the bouf-
= hairstyle, bangs or the page Vy
If you have decided that you are
against permanent waves for the
hair, then other hairdos that re-
quire less body and curl for their
arrangement must be chosen if a
-|chie coiffure is desired.
In the interests of a beautiful
skin, keep some containers of water about the house during win-
ter weather, These will keep the
jair moist and keep your skin
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|St. Dunstan Guild's Play, 7 als Be M ATTRESSES
Inspires Round of Parties —. c, |
Gutherin s will Precede. and Follow} Ecroeiy of You Get th Be t
Pariornoncks ef ‘Desperate Hours’ Pe = 2 He cs .
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Junior to Draw The colors look best against the
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one ohn een a a attempt an occasional experiment 1 s n has spen ' led
time worrying about the little dar. °" = ah ne.
lings expressing their artistic tal-| Ik is easier to remove than
ent with crayons all over the! crayons.
walls, ,
To save walls, and mother-wear}—A_new device that may be in-}
and tear, put up blackboards in| Corporated into any lamp permits
the child’s room at the young. lighting the lamp merely by touch- nings before and after the per-
formances of ‘The Desperate
-Mr, and Mrs, Richard Dar-
ragh will be hosts at cocktails
and a buffet supper Friday
evening before the show and
~Mr. and Mrs. Jervis B. MceMe-
chan will also entertain at din-
ner Friday evening. Mr. Mc-
Mechan is directing the show,
with Mrs. John W. Blanchard
as production chairman.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hen-
dricks will give a supper par-
ty Friday evening after the
In the cast are Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Adams, Frederick C.
Pew, Mrs. William K. Downey,
Peter Jackson, Burt Stoddard
‘and Weston Meyer.
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen F. Booth will entertain
at dinner. The party will be
given at the Henry C. Booth
Studio on Cranbrook road.
VALENTINE PARTY
Orchard ‘Lake Country Club
will give a Valentine dinner-
dance Saturday evening.
Among cocktail parties preced-
ing the affair will be one given
by Mr, and Mrs, Harold F.
Klein of Hawthorne road.
* * *
Clarence E. Otter has taken
a house in Naples, Fla., for
several weeks, He will be ac-
‘companied South by his daugh-
ters, Phoebe, Julie and Mrs.
Robert L. Graham.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B.
Noland have invited guests
for dinner Saturday evening
in their home on Half Moon
drive to honor Ann Bennett
and Richard Schmidt, whe
will be married Feb, 16.
Other guests wil) include Mr.. BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Sev- |
eral parties have been plantied ©
for Friday ahd Saturday eve-
Hours” by St. Dunstan Guild.: lace Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. L.
E.- Lleewellyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Proctor Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Lovell and
Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Francis.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lee
this weekend at Otsego Ski
Club. There will be a Tyrolean
Ball at the club Saturday eve-
ning.
GIVES LUNCHEON
Mrs. Lewis K. Marshall was
hostess at luncheon Tuesday
at Oakland Hills Country Club
for Mrs. William E. Blythe and
her houseguest, Mrs. Stephen
VanZandt of Upper Montclair,
N. J..
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Win-
ston Jr. were hosts at dinner
Saturday evening in their home
on Goodhue road.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B.
West of Lahser road will be
host&at dinner Friday evening
in honor of their houseguests,
Mrs. Alyce Tucker West of
Sterling, Utah, Mr. West's
mother, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Wood of Colorado
Springs, his brother-in-law and
sister,
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George Ferguson were cohostess- ored slides of her experiences|
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CHICAGO (INS)—Today’s i)
an likes buying more than one
can in a package—it saves her|
‘time, and often money.
Or so indicates a survey taken.
for eight weeks, jointly sponsored
Canners Association,
in super-
and Mrs. Robert G. Camp- Tom Beal was elected president
for the coming year. Others esti
were Eulalia Valentine, vice presi- |, pioneer drive. Mrs. Joseph Fox
by the Container Corporation of/dent; Mrs. Douglas Green, record-/') ascist the hostess. = America, stores and the National|ig secretary; Mrs. McGill, cor- responding secretary, and Mrs. |
During the survey, multiple pack- Clifford Hoskins, treasurer.
ages were displayed
markets right next to single cans
of the same product. Women al-
most invariably chose the multiple
package, ton avenue Wednesday evening to yir, Johnson was a science teacher
members of Omega Alpha sorority. i; a secondary schoo! for African!
s * * students during 1954-5. |
* * *
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“WASHINGTON—One of the fin-
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Jr. (R-Conn) at Congres-
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First Lady..
At-the 1957 open house, new-
comers were met at the door by
each was pinned with a white tag
saying “hello” and bearing their
names and-home town.
Among the old-timers who put.
in an appearance were Speaker
Sam Rayburn (D-Tex) and House
Minority Leader Joe Martin ‘(R
Mass).
Rep. Frances Bolton (R-Ohio),
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Republican senator from michigan,
and Mrs.
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also on hand.
* * *
Among those wearing the round
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(R-Tl)), his wife, and his pretty
daughter, Pat, who is working in
Rep: D. S. Saund (D-Calif) and
Conn), Donald Tewes (R-Wis), F.
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| crystalette gown with a Sabrina
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* * *
Guests attentled the ceremony
from Florida, Detroit, Royal Oak,
Birmingham and Flint.
There are about four million
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unless brushed into _ shape during
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Little ‘boys especially are likely
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top of the head. Little girls have
the problem of fly-away bangs,
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what would you have done?
. Pe :
nies a .
A dream will soon be a reality in the Pontiac school
district. a6
The new high school, itt follows the five-year plan
of the blue prints, will give to this city one of the
finest educational and ph gece plants in the state. | ‘ Pe 2°’ * oe
Gone are the days when school buildings were built
strictly for desks and books. ; /
Today educators see the dire need for making physical education art integra} part of the overall pro- .
gram President Eisenhower has strongly advocated
2
ing in the Fall of 1958. The paths for all the planned sports facilities will expand. frome, 1958 to 1962.
With the origina! plans fot 1958 are two separate
courts for boys and girls. Each will be regulation 50-94.
This will be made possible by rollaway bleachers, which
when in use will be the seating for one center court.
When rolted-into compact position, space will be made available for the two intra-mural courts.
A six lane pool, 45x75 with elevated seating, under-
neath which will be rifle and archery lanes, along with
two handball courts, are part of the initial plans.
x * *
. First year outdoor facilities include six tennis courts
and parking for 200 cars.
A year later, 1959, completion is expected on base-
ball and softball diamonds, a track area, and a 3-hole
golf-area. For 1960, girls’ practice field, ice hockey
and skating rinks.are planned.
By 1961, the natural terrain near Madison Junior
High will make it possible for a skiing area, an artificial
skating rink, outdoor archery range and by 1962 the
final touch will include the completion of outdoor seat-
ing, fencing and pee *
Full anticipated enrollment is expected to be held
at £600. The school will take about 800 students the
first year from the present 2,600 at Pontiac High, and
as far as classification, it is expected it will be in class
B status for at least two years.
“Fhe question now > where will the new
school look for Jeague affiliation? We doubt it will
be the Saginaw Valley Conference.
It could be the Eastern‘Michigan or the Inter-Lakes,
but by 1960 many fast growing schools in the county
should reach Class A status, leaving the door open for
a more compact area conference. | Johnny Podres Still
| sweet-pitching lefty also had back| fishing and sit down quite & while.
trouble
ae __ {brought the informatior that Pod-|! suppose I will eventually but
The doors to the new scheohare scheduled for open-|"** "n°
_THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957
\
| Having Back Problem _
before Brooklyn's opponents get
excited, they might John, “But I still have a little
trouble with it. Like when I go
in 1955, All he did that
year was win the Dodgers” first better.
world championship. -, ~_ * * * «+€ Ss * “They told me in the Navy I
A phone call to Witherbee, N.¥.|"Usht have to have an operation.
“out” and wouldn’t be) there’ s ho telling whien, It might
available until later. It turned out|@ two years and it might not be
he was ice fishihy on Lake Cham-|fr five or ten. plain. - How did Podres feel about the
“Got -a load of what we call/statements by Manager Walter
Lake Champlain ice fish,” said/Alston who said he might use
Podres. “They run about seven or| John on relief if his back bothered
eight inches apiece.” him like it did at Montreal.
Tt wasn't easy to switch the con-| “Whatever Walter says goes,”
versation to baseball and a bad/Podres said. “I just hope it will
back, be all right.
= x * *
~“T'm going South about Feb,
chance on aggravating the back
. jcondition, He said he hasn't tried
to throw a ball yet.
Podres estimated he pitched
about 85 innings last year in the
Navy. : i
i aa
i
“It’s been pretty good,” said]
After. I stand up, it feels a little] ~
—
| Red Wings for eight seasons are
have worked their way through MAINSTAYS — The mainstays of the Detroit
Lindsay (right) and right winger Gordie Howe
(left). Lindsay and Howe, whose combined Na-
tional—_Heekey—League—eareers—cover— 24 years, : ‘ _ AB Wirephote
The present center on the Wings’ “production”
line is 21-year-old Norm Ullman. The present
“production” line of the first place Wings is atop .
the list of all-time great hockey lines such as the
_ Boston Bruins’ dynamite line of the late 20's and
the Kraut line of the 40's. left winger Ted
seven centers.
Boston Will Be Contender
ACHING BACK — Spondylitis
is the back ill which has been
troubling Brooklyn Dodger pitcher
Johnny Podres, Podres, who was
discharged. from the Navy be- (Another in a series of man-
cause of it, is now having recur-| a» agerial views on the pennant
ring pains. races written under the man-
Another $100,000 Contract:
Williams Dots Line BOSTON —Ted Williams, tem-| Williams displayed a beaming
peramental throughout his bril-/grin after signing a One-year con-
liant career, is mellowing with age|tract for about $100,000 which con-
—or maybe it’s just the off season.|tinues him as baseball's highest
The 38-year-old Beston slugger|paid player.
indicated yesterday that he has! But he turned off the grin and
had a change of mind and might became serious when asked if he
like: to stay in baseball after his would like to‘ remain in baseball
playing days. twhen he has to quit as a player.
ee i :
ae A's &_ YOU'RE THE MANAGER
By BEN OLAN Oy] UNI CMY & si}Iq pus Lume
| sBupMs UUTTWOW — V msey
Chief Tankers
Oppose Indians PHS Improving, Could
Give Close Battle in
Friday Test Here
Pontiac High swimming “oot
Robert (Des) Boyce figures his
iconstantly. improving squad cah
give Flint Central a close battle For his work in keeping Cin-
cinnati in the thick of the National
League pennant competition,
Manager Birdie Tebbetts was
voted the National League mana-
: ad
BIRDIE TEBBETTS
ger-of-the-year. in the ‘Associated | in
Press’ annual poll.
It was widely agreed that Teb-|.
betts got the most from the nia-
terial at hand. His Redlegs
finished in third place, only tw0) for the Indians are
games behind the pennant-winning |
Brooklyn Dodgers. :
Maneuvering . . . improvising Yeported Duke. C ‘
. . « Tebbetts used keen strategy’ back eerie asthe Reds won Bi games, ‘ier after a month’s illness. Gid
more than was expected from
a the start of the 1956ipoint hopes rest in the efforts of
Following is a situation: which
faced Tebbetts in a game age
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TheGiants lead Cincinnati 3-2
in the top of the seventh at New
York. ‘Starter Ruben Gomez (R)
still is on the
Cage Results
COLLAGE BASKETBALL
‘Yale 103, Columbia 87
Sonmagivanta 67 hiewn 66 Princeton t
Army
Hin the game if I'm wanted. As| :
"the felt he could play, he replied:
“i years ago if I thought I'd be sign-
2 Park Mat Winners agers’ own bylines—Boston Red
Sex.) ’
By MIKE HIGGINS *,
five-team affair with the Boston
Red Sox very much in the picture.
New York, of course, is the
team to beat. But I look for Cleve- “After my playing days are over “ ;
help the game,” he said, ‘Other One thing I'm sure of—the
Yankees won't enjoy the same Higgins Sees 5-Team Race= \last year, provided we get a few; Russ Kemmerer and Al Schroll “| =
Howe-Lindsay
Mainstay Pair
‘for 8 Seasons Combined NHL Careers. Cover 24 Years Amid
Seven Centers
The “kid line” of the Toront
Maple Leafs included, Bouche?
Jackson, Joe Primeau, and Charlie
Conacher. After that came Herb
\breaks. are two righthanded pitchers the Lewis, Marty Barry and Larry
|Aurie of Detroit, then the tremend-
romp they did last year. They’re | , . them :
going to have their work cut out | yoy’ will recall that we. were ae | without the services of Ted We haven't .had any luck in) Williams for the first month of Red Sox have looked at before,ous Chicago line of Doug and Max
and both should be ready for major Bentley, along with Bill Mosienko, _ {Later on there was Montreal's ages ae ‘punch line of Toe Blake (now the * *
DALLAS, Tex. # — It is my making any deals this winter but 1956. There was a time when we
firm conviction the 1957 American|owner Tom Yawkey and general’ had only three able-bodied pitch-
League. pennant race will be a manager Joe Cronin and I are ers on one western trip.
still hopeful of strengthening the |
iclub with a trade. or two.
| * * *
ideals, 1 feel we have sufficient! = early
‘own Red Sox-to battle the Yankees/strength on our present roster to zee pha mn uals =
make a stronger flag fight than Py than that I want to fish any time|"@ht.down to the final day, in any place I want.” : is
He thought the matter over care-
‘fully for a few more seconds and
added:
* * *
“Put it this way. I would stay
you get older you start realizing
there isn't a whole lot of things
you know better than baseball.”
Ted indicated he would prefer!
to become a coach or an executive
when he said, “I'm not so sure a
man can come right out of the
player ranks and become a man-
©.”
x * *
Williams, who is noted for giv-
ing an honest answer even to his
harshest critics, once blurted out
he would rather be a fireman than
play baseball. That was in his
early days with the Red Sox.
Another time, in a temperament-
al outburst, he said he was through
with baseball when his playing
days were over. The reason: He
wanted to go fishing.
But, apparently, those thoughts
are part of the past as far as
Williams js concerned.
* * *
Ted, who will be 39 in August,
is looking forward only to the 1957
season—not beyond.
Asked how many more seasons
“If someone asked me three
ing .in 57, I would have bet them
no. °
son with the Red Sox, Williams
predicted a fine year for himself!
and said, “I will do my very best
to ‘help the club.” - CHICAGO (#—The NCAA Tele-
\vision Committee today was
|“hopeful” of agreement on a def-
Southfield and Hazel ‘tat mex tan. "= x *« *
In its first two days of meet-
ings, the committee has discussed
110. different plans that fall into
{these broad. categories: 2 <
1. A national “‘game-of-the-
26-24 triumph over neighboring ri-| week” series. 2. A combination of national and
Southfield scored four pins and a| the 1956 program. :
) 3. A control plan in which the
four starts and 2nd over Farming-|NCAA would set. certain basic
ton. The previous match was de-jrules and the individual schools
The third plan is backed by ,the Big Ten a
“We're getting close to formu-
lating a plan and are hopeful of
“ : os completing the job’ today,” sai
HOLEAND (AP)—Paul Benes|Walt Byers,. NCAA executive di-
ple (R) scheduled to follow, nple 81, Villanova 12
. Would “you: ' | leo wines 86. Dagusene nn
a. Let McMillan swing away? | Lehigh 9%. Dickinson. Ps. $8
b. Order McMillan to sacri “Bretel 67, Delaware 60. m
fice? - Grove City
¢. Put in a lefthanded pinch- Seed a aes *
hitter for McMillan? ine 60, Kew Mampshire 1 _ ee ee a G, 12. Tufts 9 :
aye 'pwe sone ezomm omy dn yard wltrauette #1. Canisius. 80
sdogpoat “ware 70 pone ou | Beret olin ON. two gree Suposs spuey pe MAH OW times = ri
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A) - Me Ve 7 : : 13 ee Hope to a 92°63 upset next series of meetings in New
Albion Pape vr baie York doniy game. ae
1) /
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scored 25 points last nigit afd led|rector. “It we don’t we'll hold our e
(de ok
ioe:
TV Grid Plan either in person or by letter, from
about 20 interested parties—tele-
vision stations, institutions and
represenatives of the TV industry
* * *
“We are trying to arrive ata
The longer we -wait, the less
chance we have of attracting the
”
The target date for vote on the
plan Ay the NCAA membership is
cided by one point. land conferences would operate onjmitted by mail and passed if ap- ‘Hazel Park, an Oakland Count? their own. _ \proved by’ two-thirds of those
power, romped to its 3rd straight © 2 & y a voting.
New Trotting Track?
YORK UW—George P, Mon-
aghan, state harness race com- ‘AWOL Cager
|Ambles Back
Aor Endurance Test.
kind of sponsors we are interested|°! ~
County| defeated Worst in the afternoon
Kemmerer won 12 games for
San Francisco and was chosen for
ithe coast league all-star team. I do not intend this as an alibi|Schroll started with San Francisco} (Canadien coach), Elmer Lach and
Maurice (The Rocket) Richard. we oft ;
But no three of these players
\for a 4th place finish because I last year and then went to Okla-/¢Ver Tan away with NHL scoring
know other clubs had similar set--homa City where he had a 6-11/4% Lindsay and Howe have done,
| , But even if we cannot make @ny Inacks. They are a part of baseball. |récord. :
We purchased Bert Thiel from
around 19-game winner Tom Brew-
er, can be a great deal better
with improved performances by
Frank Sullivan, Willard Nixon, Mel
Parnell and Bob Porterfield.
Dave Sisler, who won nine
games for us in his first season,
should improve. He did very
well for us cousidering he had
only one season in the minors.
Porte certainly should win | then there's alw ; ays the chance
more three games. that Sammy White could come up
Ike Delock developed into an out-| with a big year. He didn't do too
standing relief pitcher in °56 and,well the past two seasons but he
I'm hopeful we can come up with,could snap back and catch and
tadditionat bullpen-strength.—_—_;hit ike he did in 1954. pitcher ‘of the year in the Texas
League.
We should get stronger catching.
We're going to keep three. catchers
next season. Haywood Sullivan,
who did well in the Pacific Coast
League, will make us stronger.
‘Pete Daley was used last sé¢ason
and showed that he could handle
the job. Dalias and drafted Jack Spring, | Since the 1949-50 season, Howe has
won the scoring championship four
a et a? . Thiel ha Lindsay won it In 1949-50, and
®ur pitching staff, centered). 18-10 record and was ; since then has twice been segond,
once third and once 6th. Over the
past two seasons, hand apd shoul-
der injuries plus a Me sUSpeR-
The players who’ have been be«
tween Howe and’ Lindsay run al-
most from A to Z. Starting with
Sid Abel, thére have been, Max
McNab, Metro Prystai, Alex Del-
vecchio, Glen Skov, Marty Pave-
lich, Datch Reibel and now UI
mam“
Howe and Lindsay are a long
way from being ‘‘through.” Cure
rent NHL statistics show Lindsay
“Ifirst. and Howe third in points.
to Wildcats
TUCSON, Ariz. Ut—Good putting was at’a premium as the $15,000
He - after'tucson Open Golf Tournament
a. we Northwestern's 74-56 loss at Indi- opened today on the straight and
BOW READY FOR BEAR — William Negley, 43, an independent
oil man from San Antonio, Texas, limbers up his bow with which he
hopes to win $10,000. Negley took a 10 to 1 wager that he could bag
a tusker with his bow and arrow. The special elephant bow and
arrow were made in Grayling, Michigan. Negley put up his $1,000
and he leaves this weekend for the Belgian Congo.
Iticized for saying that but I = Soak () pa many of the boys play for money.” : e inl e
After signing for his 16th sea- | ana Monday. He remained |)... 4) Rio Country Club course easy try : Ind., to visit a friend)” 7, , : ' i sponsors’ ire was softened who is a student at Indiana. “-|somewhat when a few more top “I was just disgusted at veal golfers showed up yesterday, but we =~ powesd é aoe AA nine of last year’s top money win- = 7. pote = oer rs ners are still er o- rance. n't know * * FO ee een ivake| After the Professional Golfers
me back on the ball club.”
dicated Mantis“ might face disci- BMYe™, Gene biter Hew i umed plinary action if he rejoined the ian eis ce reas. 3 dette New
squad ‘but preferred to wait until Yock “ane Tred ree in
he talked’to him before reaching) ork and | Pred Hawkins came a decigion. oa x 2 *
“This will develop into a putting
contest,”"” PGA Tournament Super-
visor Harvey’ Raynor predicted.
“The greens are excellent. The
MILAN (®—Italy’s leading Ma-iman with the best shots on the
serati and Ferrari cars stables an-|greens will be the winner.”
The 6,434-yard El Rio layout has
ups for the 12-hour Sebring, Flori-\ never been a myster) to the tour-
da, endurance car race on March ing pros, gate Bape have
usuall fairwa: Maserati: Juan Manuel Fangio SS ee a to ue
Argentina, teaming with Bri- liking.
* * * 4,5300-cc racer.
Ferrari: Peter Collins and Mike|, Players also refuse to pick a ' favorite. “It's as wide open as it Hawthorn of Britain, teamed in a en ent” ead Dow Sister.
wald of Bedford Heights, Ohio, last
year’s runner up. ;
Yesterday's pro-amateur gave a
forecast of things to come. Paul
Harney, of Bolton, Mass., and
Dean Short of Tucsor. won with a
best ball score of 59—or 11 under
an & £ih
Harney, Ed Furgol, St. Andrews,
It., Bob Inman, Detroit, Mich. and
Mike Fétchick, Mahopac, N.. Y.,
Dyiver ‘Teams Named
Michigan Billiards
Champ Gains Victory
CHICAGO & — Harold Worst,
| Greek ‘
Hings in an exhibition, P ris
Hottest Putter Expected
ews, Win Tucson Tourney 65. Most of the pros bettered or
jequalled par. Among the local favorites to be
fighting for top money in the final
round are Finsterwald, Ford, Litt-
ler, Furgol, Billy Casper Jr., wine
nef of last week’s Fhoenix Open,
Mike Souchak, No. 4 money win-
ner so far this year, and Bud
Holscher, Apple Valley, Calif.
Assn wae accused of 2 “brescr PONTIAC Mat Team
Hosts Jays Friday
The Pontiac High wrestlers re-
turn to the friendly confines of
PHS gym Friday afternoon hop-
ing for their 2nd victory of the
season as host to Southfield.
The Chiefs have .a 1-7 record
against some of the best in the
state and will be the slight under
dogs again although it is also the’
first year in the sport for the Jays,
Southfield has won three of four
victory streak on the line meeting
W. Virginia Cage Ace
Retains NAIA’s Lead
57-50 in 4 Innings.
times and had second, third and.*
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FORTY-EIGHT
‘Harney Lawyer
Denies Pro Bid
SAN FRANCISCO # ~ Charles,
L., Harney’s attorney denied today
bidding for a National Basketball Assn.
& .* *
Jack Dooling said Harney never
of the Boston Celtics, with profits
going to charity. :
Harney is an alumnus ot the’
University of San Francisco, as is
Bill Russell who plays with the’
Waeme ae amas
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and Pontiac’s basketball team is)
finding this to be true with every 8"
succeeding game.
It would be a fine feather in
team, . and, the next attempt at
Pontiac's scalp will be at Flint
‘Central errs ae aad
* “When you are iy: Ni everyone
wants to beat you, and that is
why we can't take any of our
___ remaining opporents lightly,"’ said
Coach Art Van Ryzin.
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—7f basketball:
In otB hotay has called up Harrison Mun-.
, 6-feet-2 sophomore from the
Everybody points to a winner! acaecd Jim Skinner, Coach Van) mer, "nas won, his battle with -
the flu and is in top playing
form agalp. He, along with Had
Ray,. Daye Diehm and Larry
Peet, complete the regular
lineup. : ;
One fear which Van Ryzin has
presently is that the Chiefs may
be looking past the Flint Central
wana Sst Sach the
Expect Pontiac Entries
” DETROIT ( — Televised elimi-
nation bouts in the Michigan AAU “AAU Bouts =, Feb, )5 the Sports Guild of Detroit.
‘The bouts will be staged in
their best game of the season, | Boxing Tournament , will begin
but fortunately, so did the Chiefs |Feb, 25 under the sponsorship off, Se Se CEL SY and
last week. , same pattern
— oe the current series of Detroit
Now the’ scene a Golden Gloves eliminations.
Each oe Boy jv Weterfor Loop) 2m ct ome we ste wea, to: ee : end Feb. 18 with finals. at the
“ = * State Fair Coliseum Feb. 20. The
finals will not be televised, &
The see-saw Waterford League
basketball race is locked in a three-
way tie for the le daagain today
after victories by Philgas and
Davis. Machinery last night at
Isaac Crary Junior High.
* * as ‘he
pulled away in the last two minutes
fot play to defeat Matthews-Har-
| greaves, 64-4. Brothers Pete and
| with, 20 and 17 points respectively
while Jerry Bradley made 20 for
| Matthews-Hargreaves,
Phiigas coasted to an easy
57-41 triumph over Louie’s Tavern
‘Behind a 14-poinnt effort by Tex
Klaus. John Collins tallied a
| dozen for Louie's. -
| Drayton Drug, Davis Machinery
place with 8-2 records.
Dick Deschaine of Matthews-
day's action. A possible fracture’
was indicated.
OCSC Shooters Win ‘Both Ends of Match
| Paced by K. Danielson’s 195, ac-'
tual, Oakland County Sportsmen's: Davis Michinery of Ortonville
Chuck Palshan sparked the winners
and Philgas are now tied for Ist) * * * ;
The AAU state championships
wil) be held in Detroit the first
week in April.
Ernié Smith, President of the
Michigan AAU, said he expects
entries from Saginaw, Bay City,
Flint, Grand Rapids, Benton Har-
bor, Maskegon, Port Huron, Jack-
son, Monroe, Pontiac and Detroit
and possibly other cities.
Phillies Open
Rookie School
in Clearwater
| CLEARWATER, Fla. Base. ball season gets underway here}
lies open their rookie school
under the direction of Manager,
Mayo =. * *
veterans, will work out
tem. The camp runs through Feb.
\28, the day before the regular’
squad reports for the March 1)
or camp opening.
ief interest at the school, |
|is the attempt by former All- Star!
ishortstop Granny Hamner to be-
leome a pitcher. Hamner suffered
an injury to his left shoulder
‘club rifle team took a double-head- | Which hampers his batting and ap-
jer from the Detroit Edison team in
a weekend match at OCSC range.
| OCSC’s team hit 954 for actual,
and 1012 handieap. Edison shot 945)
and 998.
| OCSC — K. Danielson 195-204;
|, Newman 192; G. Forstrom 191-201;
| Bob Waggoner 1
188; J. Ptillen 205 hep); G. Me-
Donald 201 (hcp). Edison; Tungate
90-200; are -489-198;-—-R
| Benedict 194-201; Benedict 183;
| Shields 189-199; Davidson a (hep). i
q
i
ai parently has ended his career as
ian infielder. He'll try to make the’
club as a right handed pitcher.
Aquinas Has 2 Wins
GRAND RAPIDS (AP)—Aquinas llins|College registered it's second bas-
ketball victory in 14 starts last
night by scoring 12 of the last 14
+points-in-the game and whipping’!
Muskegon Community College
97-88. Highway, and about two blocks
“| woted “Tar roel 3rd-ranked team in the state which
visits PHS next Tuesday.
“We want that Valley title right
now more than anything and it is
far from.being decided as yet,”
said Van Ryzin.
* * *
Dowdy has been experimenting
with Indian lineup since the last
Pontiac game. Having lost five. of
the last seven games after winning
the first two, Dowdy has found a
sophomore who is moving along at
an 11.3 clip in the last three games.
He is Felix Miller, 6-2 sopho-
on Court street,
the right.
Giardello Wins
Split Decision
Blames Overconfidence
for Poor Showing 2
CHICAGO (#—The 5-1 odds went
to Joey Giardello’s . head ‘last
night.
Joey, the overwheiming favor-
ite, wag lucky to get a split 10
round decision over Randy Sandy
in a televised bout at Chicago Sta-
dium.
| He didn't look anything like the’
No. 2 ranking middeweight that today, when the Philadelphia Phil- he is. A ferocious last two rounds.
‘saved the victory for him,
for Giatdello 48-44
under him 47-45. Judge Frank Clark).
Hargreaves suffered an ankle in-|Smith and the entire Managerial allied it for Sandy, 47-46. The AP|
jury in the 3rd period of yester-|staff of the Philadelphia farm s¥s-|card had it 48-46 for Giardello. “T just didn't have in my mind
that this would be a tough fight.
1 read in the papers that Sandy
| wasn't much—and I read where
'I was a 41, 51 favorite. I just
got overconfident -
Pirates Select Teacher
as Scouting Supervisor
PITTSBURGH W® — E. ‘Joseph
Bewen of Greenwich, 6. d., today
was named scouti supervisor
for the Pirates organization.
The New Jersey resident will)
supervise Pirates’ scouting opera-
Virginia,
fore his appointment the 40-year-
jold Bowen ws an instructor at
Bridgeton, N.J., High School.
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Wilma Myers (222), Doris Young (199), <kneel-
to be the top “S-man” PWBA team game total —_ing, with ball) Gert Fleming (203) and Martha
was turned in this week by the Cooley Lounge Foster (201) hit for 1023 actual and 1039 handicap,
five ‘the Cooley Lanes Majorettes bowling both--Pontiac Woman's Bowling association rec-
.
tions in Delaware, Maryland, West!
Washington, D.C., New!
Jersey and Eastern Kentucky. Be- States in danger of losing its grasp
ker the world’s boxing titles?
With Cherif Hamia favored to
move into the featherweight cham-
pionship and the fly and bantam’ ‘rapid advance of Cuba’
Under the five-point system of | crowns already worn by outsiders, gart and Mexico's Gaspar Ortega,
scoring, Referee Walt Brightmore there is a threat of foreign dom- the welterweight round robin)
Lda payers, including several! Judge Frank McAdams favored) while Joe Brown and Wallace Bere: eng nage 4
“Bud” Smith have been fighting have to go. ination.
NEW YORK W—Is the United|a series in the 13%-pounds class,| Even
ithe No. 1 contenders, Duilio Loi
of Italy awaits his chance to spirit
the title overseason.
Unless somebody can stop the
¥ Isaac Lo- U.S. Fistic Domination Threatened the new middleweight
champion, Gene Fulimer of West
Jordan, Utah, must consider
Charles Humez of France, every-
‘lightheavy division, where
59 a thrilling 53-51 double over-)
time victory over Booth Homes to.
headline last night's City sary
basketball action at Pontiac Hig
| Brooks, who totaled 18 ou |
scored all of the Union club's)
markers in the extra sessions. The|
CIO rallied to gain a 49-49 tie
in regulation time.
Field goals by Brooks and Bill
Dunstan of Booth Homes left the
two quintets deadlocked at the
| end of the ist overtime, 51-51.
| Then Brooks’ fielder in the 2nd
overtime supplied the clincher.
Dunstan took game honors with
20 points.
Clarkston.
| In Class D activity at Lincoln
| Junior High, the Celtics won their
-|Tth straight’ with a 37-33 decision ever Coca Cola;
Jim Bates netted 23 points to !
head five two-figured scorers as “
Walled Lake Super Market crushed league’ s leading scorer, Dick Hen-
the winless Clarkston “Merchants,|ry, who tossed in 25.
76-39. Campbell made 14 for) Dalton of Celtics was high for Brooks Gives CIO Cagers
Double Overtime Victory
A field eared Felix Brooks, his Beedle's Cut-Rate dowged Home
7th of the game, brought CIO Local Lunch, 45-42.
Blower and Henry
Pace Biddy Winners.
Led by the 22 points Bill Blower
contributed, Hawks yesterday dée-
feated the Royals 39-31 in the
Club’ Biddy Basketball
League, Pintsized Joe Doyon had
11 for the winners. Losers were
‘led by Kester Smith and Jim Boys’
Farmer each with 11.
In the nightcap classy Jets over- a
| powered the last-place Celtics, 36-
Jets were again led by the
‘his team with 12.
Eliswogh (Spider) Webb, Los dextrous.
competed |
the Northersns/in track, football and boxifg at | Angeles middleweight,
deleated the Blackhawks, 31-28, ang-Idaho State College. Big Jim Archie Moore still holds the title,
three of the first five challengers
are nor-U.S, boxers
* * *
Only, among the heavyweights is
|there no real foreigr challenger.
Cuba, Puerto Ricc. Germany,
France, Hawaii anc Mexico pa-
rade across the TV boxing screen
almost every week but it’s an
event when Panama gets into the
‘act,
Isidro Martinez, touted as the
best to come out of the Canal Zone
since the days of Panama Al
Brown, gets his second look Fri-
day at Madison Scuare Garden
when fhe boxes Bobby Courchesne
ot Holyoke, Mass.
* *
A $1,500 purse was Martinez’
best until he beat Ike Chestnut in
major upset, Jan. 4. Now he gets
another whack at a $4,000 payday.
Martinez, 22, likes the Yankee
dollar so much that he hag set-
tled down in a Bon. apartment
and brought the wife and baby
girl up to stay with him.
| Manuel Alfaro, Martinez’ man-
ager, claims the fighter is ambi-
“Sometimes he eats
righthanded, sometimes he eats
lefthanded,” said Alfaro. “He box-
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| Has Place With Pros
NEW ‘YORK W~Which will it
be? Hot Rod, the basketball play-
er—or Hot Rod, the clown?
No less an authority on all
phases of the game than Joe Lap-
chick says if the National Basket-
. ball Assn, knows ‘t's whereof, it'll
be a case of some ot each when
Rod Hundley finishes up at West
Virginia and_goes to work for one
of the pro basketball clubs.
* *
Lapchick, who has completed
the cycle. of college coach to pro
coach and back to college coach;
recently took his St. John’s Uni-
versity Redmen on a visit to Mor-
gantown, W, Va., for e game with
Hundley and the Mountaineers,
He came back to the Big Town
predicting that Hot Rod would be-
om a great pro player as: well
standout crowd attraction) two,
with his liking for the unusual.
* e *
Hundley, whe leads the Moun-
taineers against NYU in part of a
college doubleheader at Madison
Square Garden tonight, scored 30
points while West Virginia ‘crushed
a better than adequate St, John's
_More_thar that, with
the ‘home crowd luring him on,
Hot Rod threw a couple hook shots)
on free throw attempts, tossed in
a handful of other “clowning”
maneuvers, and stopped once or
Wenn to take over leading the
est Virginia cheering section.
* * *
Such- conduct ‘by a college play-
er on a foreign court frequently
-is considered “‘showboating’’ and
Lapchick is the first to agree. | Hershey Gains Ground Clowning
It's a description that can fit
nahagente every mar now playing
i, ee
The. crowd-pleasing antics, how-
ever, are confined to only Bob
Cousy of the Boston Celtics,
Sweetwater Clifton of the New
Harlem Globetrotter and perhaps
one or two others,
Combine his basketball and
clowning abilities, Lapchick says,
and some pro teams’ will have a
potential gold mine’ in a year or
two,
With 7-6 AHL Win
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS —
The Hershey Bears have tight-
‘ened their hold on third place and
moved to within a point of runner-
up Cleveland, turning the Ameri-
three-team race,
The Bears closed the gap last
night defeating the last place
Springfield Indians 7-6. Hershey
brought its point total to 50 and
trails league-leading Providence
by four points.
There were no other games
scheduled.
mut ANGWANEY — Beals Geko adbbbie tule daeee
(left) was fitted with a different kind of weapon other than a base-
ball bat in Tucson, Arizona. Vigilante Bill Shirly gives Snider a tip
on disposing the enemy pitchers. AP Wirephete York Knickerbockers, a former) ©
can Hockey League into a hot): ,
at Gulfstream Park.
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two weeks now on
(actual) and — se sa
*
. HL Zook, of Battle Creek, wil
He rolled a combined 1841.
Seeks 27th Victory
the Rollaway Arena. Stevenson has
last only four bouts in 26 pro
starts, Another leader certain to be
hard to beat from here in is the)
Detroit doubles duo of K. Walker-|
E. Haviland. This pair has topped)
hafidieap play for two weeks with|
+a 1217 total.
be out to maintain his all-events
lead for the 3rd straight week.
REVERE, Mass. w—Willie Stev-
‘enson a 21-year-old Boston welter-| up at fat aseman with the
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Walled Lake vs. Berkley
‘Revenge in 2nd
Intra-City Feud Rams, St. Mike Fight
for 3rd Place in SCL
at PHS Gym Friday
League basketball race officially
- }eomesto-a-close Friday night_and|
it ends on a high note as far as
St. Frederick and St, Michael fol- This is the week of decision
in the Inter-Lakes Conference.
with each passing test Jays “its
undeafeated status on the block
Friday night against Berkley, its
And that covers quite a chunk of ground, too, because these: are
several other *top-notch offerings,
such as. St. Frederick’s return
match with city rival St.. Michael
and the Avondale-Rochester scrap
at Rochester.
ul) Ang ‘Anglers Lauded
‘brought to a fitting climax when * * Be, *
I-L Title at Stake | vague. The Vikings hit their peak
of point production last~ Friday
when they rolled up 92 at the ex-
pense of Southfield. :
Walled Lake's return bout with
Berkley promises to be a hdir-
raiser. The Vikings nosed out Ber-
kley at Walled Lake, 50-49, on a
; No.+ 1 rival for. the conference) 19 opponents this season, six in.
Top Quality | B BILL CORNWELL championship. league play, and is currently neces oe we) _
: The Walled Lake-Berkley show ranked the No, 2 Class B power |) oo) a4. po time
Y Vuleanizing | The 1956-57 Suburban Catholic evn ante Bechiny oust over in Michigan. ~~ calling too many t
it was a bitter pill for the.
Bears to swallow and it’s a cinch
they ‘haven’t Sergetton i.
The two “ teams are evenly
matched in more ways than one,
Hess, the hero of the 1st encounter,
is no longer around and neither
is’ Berkley’s ace forward, Gary
5 : Price, Both players were mid-year,
parte Eoaneusame FOIOW Letter of Law; sms Treeding Co ! tiac High School bymnasium, Berkley, right on eemaisems
| “pecalh St, Mike will be ouf to avenge . tically assure itseff a co-champion- 481 N. ed St. ont Soviet FE 5-0649 a 57-48 setback at th hands of Coo rate With Wardens eerygie getting even with, the
——— — . AP Wirephote | the Rams on Jan, 4. The Mikes : i Vikings. The Bears are defending
UNDEFEATED — Dan. Reaune, left, (above) of Grosse Pointe | were underdogs in that — ' De : Inter-Lakes champs.
MOTOR uissina??_— ina | and Bill Holloway of Saginaw, two of Central Michigan College's top | but developments since - a Victory for Walled Lake, how-
| SLU 7: < swimmers. The college team is undefeated in 25 straight meets. nate ns Oro fieam on 8 bar Sr By H, GUY MOATS Smart birds, those ringnecks! |ever, will all but officially. put
ACT G GGISH ? the return match, panel have been| There’s a bean field (6 acres), the title in the bag. Neither club
BURNING O1L.7? ' Northside hopes are zooming be- see ei nce compliment, relative! im east-of-Woodwarg area where {seems in too much danger of losing
reeae: 32 Picked for Everglades cause their chief nemesis in the|:, their cooperation with conserva-| hunting is banned that now is another league game.
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the Trouble. . . Put S.J} MIAMI, Fla, Thirty-two of) Bold Ruler, Wheatley Stable’s|. oeeg 18 points and Controlled the| iC" * 2 senda Bos Dagar pany nn lad crept mee a
the nation’s swiftest 3-year-olds probable Flamingo favorite; Cal-
have been nominated for the umet Farm’s Barbizon, Iron Liege‘ eligible at the start .of the 2rid
$25,000. added Everglades Stakes anq Gen, Duke; John A, Morris’ semester. the part of shanty ito be run at Hialeah Fark on Feb- The Rams think they can repeat) tion on
lruary 16—last, longest and rich-| Missile, Clifford Lussky’s Federal\ incut Mountain, however. They,fisbermen this winter. They have’ pena ptticers ey than bart
‘est test for Flamingo candidates. ear Edwards’ & Massey's King’ s+) have some talented personnel almost 100 percent followed the =i age eae a Rey
All except four nominees are|Hairan, Bohemia Stable’s Ambe-|in John Bradi¢y, Tom Derocher Very letter of the regulations re-| oem now in lush goo
eligible for the March 2 Flamingo, ‘having, Ralph Lowe’s Gallant Man and Dick Nickerson to name a few. ‘garding proper identifications a round here ad eg a
which carries a purse of $100,000;and J, L, Appelbaum’s Mister; St, Mike will counter with south.|their shelters. Don't believe I've) =e arden com;
ibe run at the same mile and a|Jive all are named for the Ever-|paw Chuck Brown and jump-shot/ Tun across a single question on this| mented. *
iscore.”” . : furlong distance as the ‘Flamingo. giades. jartist Dan Dropps, two of the) SC ANA gre
— Prowl top point-makers, and a Phig Pinger panoagy sau per: shing
[Rood ball-handler named Ken Hal-/ Kendall reminded anglers to be | psig this winter has yielded
Le Liha Ao ro el RS | some nice ‘specimens. They my
gins to soften, There are penal- be vie bef Spears is bet- ties for failure. to remove them ine. Limit y bef ins awa \ter known for its lakers although
ae . ; ‘there are some in Cass Lake, also.
the SCL with 63 records, The | Bluegill, perch, pike fishing has Big hooks, tied-on lures most fre-
winner will gain that position. | oontinued generally good this week, | quently used.
| Both schools have lost to the, conservation men report.
|best in their league. The Rams| Gdod advice to ice fishermen: Hubcap Wins at Hialeah | dropped two decisions to unbeaten leave your cars on the shore. While
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Berkley’s great balance and im-
‘posing height. Fireworks should
be in order.
A rapidly-improving Avondale
squad, riding a seven-game winning
streak, invades Rochester to meet
the Falcons, rated 9th in the state.
‘This also looks like a sizzling
engagement.
Patterson Will
Receive Award CHICAGO @ — Heavyweight
champion Floyd Patterson will re-
ceive the Boxer of 1956 award
from the Chicago Boxing Writers
and Broadcasters’ Assn., at the
group’s rescheduled annual ring
dinner on — Roe today: Looks like the ox population in}
Be fi cellent ra- the area is on the upswing again
eG un a vangond Several big hunts lately have
*
DAYTON’S
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| There will be more at stake
_than the thrill of beating an in-
tra-city rival, St. Fred and St.
| Mike are tied for %rd place in
‘Orchard Lake St. Mary. St. Mike | inches
| bowed to the Ravens and the Eag- like yesterday,
lets in addition to St: Fred. _|it, and with snow covering many 4 mark in the sport of kings, *
) Orchard Lake St Mary enter./8reas dangerous spots are dis! The brown 2year-old owned by! -The dinner, originally slated for
tains Royal Oak St. Mary, St. Suised. ae | Elkeam Stable beat 11 other ju-| jan 6 will be at the Sheraton
James invades St. Rita and St, * ivenile Florida-breds ‘yesterday in| Hotel.
Benedict seeks to officially clinch) Spearing through the ice con |Hialeah’s annual Florida Breed-| patterson’s manager Cus
hits 2nd straight crown in other jcludes last * A of the month, 'ers’ Stakes, collecting $14,500 from|/p’amato, will be presented an
es rere: Thursday, Feb. 28 ‘the gross purse of $20,075. award as Manager of 1956. Pat-
terson’s wife, who gave birth to a
a daughter last Noy, 30, several '
hours before Floyd knocked out
Archie Moore to win Rocky Mar-
Mano’s vacated heavyweight title,
also will attend the dinner,
* * *
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lightweight Kenny Lane of Mus-
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Michigan isis — | Joseph, ‘Mich. 5 and 4, yesterday
PALM BEACH, Fla. ®—Sheli in the first round of match play a. ia’
(Moss, San Bernardino, Calif, de-. the palm Beach Women’s golf
feated Mrs; D, R. Anneaux, St. championship. Saturday Rites _
Set for Sports.
Writer Dunkley
" CHICAGO (#—Filneral serv ices
for Charles W. Dunkley, famed
Sports writer and legendary fig-
ure in the profession, will be held Field of 300 Trackmen
Vie for AAU Honors ANN ARBOR W — A field of; 400-meter relay team that cracked,
Store-Wide Clearance
SKATE
BALL AND CHAIN LEAGUE
GOODFELLOWS more than 300 trackmen will vie the world mark. ‘Saturday afternooh, Burial will be
w iE wu for honors here tomorrow in the Representing Michigan State | oo *
44 . 3 i . , ne : E :
Prov “sks. 4n 2 Jack’ + Bek. 2 at = ee % " ge _ % “ invepatnealy flavored Michigan) will be Dave Ledn, a member of in W oodiawn pend y. oday ‘be oe
Honewe a 4 Drappin-fons 24 39 Exceleior Ci. 48 40 Pont. Rec. 0 44 ay ' the Australian Olympic team. | A wake will be held today, nh i ' <s 3
Bob-Myrties 3924 Bruce ‘Con. 20 42 Beavers" 42 a8 TarcO-Lones i¢.o9, Preliminaries will be run in the Lean finished fifth in the 400- ginning at 3:30 p.m., CST, anc . net itaee Ii 8 jServoas 878; Club) i, Butied 212, aft Bolte, er wis a lafternoon and the finals tomorrow, meter hurdies at Melbourne and continue tomorrow at Hursen Mor- / a
ve. » Trubli 1 terson 519, it OW | an, : te aba lt Block 2@14, our ies. ie Low Four 385, rv) evening at the University-of Michi-+ won a sitverriedal for his efforts. tuary. * i
MOTOR INN “A” : can ae wm gan’s Yost fieldhouse. | on Alistralia’s 1600-meter Felay | —S ++ * =
WL won : 1 * * * | team. j a? sg oie of pad agers Reversible cannes and Satins Fleet Carr. 4725 Perry Mkt. 53 39 w, L ; a se a secclision in iam, ‘a., “early
rewry's 44.28 Club “99° ~~ 3240 L & 8 60 28 Goebels ‘43, Heading the roster of entrants) ¢,,ada's Laird Sloan now com-| ‘yesterday. He was stricken while All Colors—Plain and Gored
Shaw Jerws 38 6 an a 3 a Cass Brake 30 28 Pont Ree. 3 ‘a is one 6 Rochen sewnet Sea peting for Michigan, is slated to’ h ' rd his f E " w's Jelwa a turdevant 47 < . . is wife svelyn, were vis- ; ;
L. Koprince 251, L. Koprince 659; Club ‘Oak Fuel 50 38 Pooies 31 lights, shotputter Dave. Owen of P he ar thse rede sed pee Faille and tolfete—Plain and gored
oN ice = B. Thompeon 210, "parker 677; i tiert- @\the host Michigan team. run in the 44-yard event. Sloan| om eae : _ some with nylon crinoline. All s wa lias ‘illiams Bay, Wis. : color ELK’S HOUSE | nog 2013, L & & 3008. Owen heaved the cannonball took Sth place in the Oly mplan . Dunkley ae midwest sports edi-
wi iL w . ENIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE | 58 feet: 10'2 inches last week at 400-meter race. Sac af Tico Amsbclaied Press lor 36, Washable Wool Plaid and Solid Colors
Chuck's - 2 Michi Rela i , i ;
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Gene-Al's S. 36.38 Team 10 20.56 Greyhound 50 34 Pont, 40 44) an, sime. Bear Team at Toledo eee oS ee at ode ase Sem Johnson 237, Gene Luppino 581; Spencer Floor 49 35 Abstract & T. 30 43! * * * Minnes pelts = “3; 7 ai
ian Sreien: tek, Meret mene ra Floor be be nae 33 82) Murchison, who'll compete un-, The once-beaten Berkley wrest- ‘M! Puckster Lost THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE
Stat Serv. Windaw 46 37 Team No @ 31! - ling team puts a four match win St Louis at Syracuse
ELE S—EABIES \Poley-Meard'e 43.41 Corner Bab, 75 is attached because Western Michi 8 as b _ Ln WEO RESULTS :
yy tion Stare | 43 4 GMT.C pds] 6¢ gan is between semesters, is co- streak on the line tonight in a big) ANN ARBOR—Center Don Me- yew vork 119 Syracuse. 100
HA : 4 P. Duff 241, R_ Mellick 581 © * ms € o Boston 108 Fort Wayne 9 Powns aS pe Be 31\'w cate oil Pamtisc wiser Covering ‘holder of the world mark in the test against Whitmer High of Intosh of the Michigan Hockey poster 100. ert Wi Se) © te tee 24 E. RENCE ST.
Tigers 35 19 Deers 35 29 2571. 100 meters and took fourth place Toledo in the Ohio city. ‘The Bears team will be lost for the remainder Rochester 103, Si. Louts 100 LAW
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; Bones 300 Years Old Allen is among about 2.000 dele. ™ulching or tilling to keep crop) % a f age N. ‘Tex, H-A Uni.lBales. attending the ith annual Ge on top are means to this By T. V. Hamlin
versity of -Texas’ professor has Meeting of the National Assn. of Adentified two sieletons . found Soil Conservation Districts. e
- - Si Singleton, a farmer from ° here as Indians about 300 years 54m Singleton, Tax Collections Soar Dalhart, Tex., agrees with Allen
-old. Dr. Donald Duncan, head of WASHINGTON — Federal tax of the that progress so far in soil con- rk the anatomy department of tion hag staved off a return Collections pushed upward to a
University of Texas medica) 5ervation : ; ova iof conditions as they’were in the|new all-time. high for the fiscal
2 as, - en erie wee a Bow! 30s, won Oklahoma | your ended last June 80. "The
ia phone linemen unearthed their Texas, Kansas, Colorado and Ne-|total collections of more than 75
[ ; grave, which alsa contained pot-| braska were the hardest hit. billion dollars represented a 13
i. tery and beads, while digging post . *- * * |per cent increase over the year
z holes on Galveston Island. An estimated 1,200,000,000 acres: before. &
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By Leslie Turner
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“Market Quiet 3 3 AMC te Bras Ts ESTERS lo congas ~ but Moving U ‘Hit by Detroiter |": Se mrss S28 == Dow F 1955. ng up IFilt Dy Detrorter | estes ‘Sone eres ae acer WOWN rom ore > BR in at et ae nie Report N -Half Dro NEw ned a pn mar Nash, yg OE sg rate Dann said yesterday that before tae Loder, No. cart Pu min es Year ret
Pivotal stocks rose fractionally,
There were a few small losers,
x *« * oS
The market was continuing yes-
terday’s slight recovery trend fol-
lowing Tuesday’s break, the big-
gest in four months, Some investors
were reported encouraged by the
ability of the market to stand its
ground near a low point which has
served as a downside barrier pre-
viously. Others said there was little
conviction in the rally and a further
test of the lows was in the cards.
Reduction in the British bank
rate and an advance in the Lon-
don stock market was a bullish
~ factor,
The rise was fairly general. Most
steels were up. fractionally ~but
Youngstown was off close to a point
at the opening, ‘later paring .the
joss, Bethlehem’s new stock, a re-
THE FIRST ENLISTMENT — When. Gene R.
‘gained similarly and U.
was stady,
MOTORS MIXER—— sult of the “4-for-1 stock split, was:
up a fraction. Republic Steel
S. Steel Hohenstern (right), of 13838 Clinton Rd., Utica,
put his name on the dotted line, he became the
first enlistee from the Pontiac afea to sign up
| under a new reserve program. Assisting Hohen-
| stern is Sgt.1.C.-Robert F. Lee, of the Pontiac
Sub-office of the Army Reserve Training Center.
eee? Sol A, Dann, Detroit attorney,
°
The ‘new program allows men from 18% to 25
years to enlist for six years. Six months are
spent on active duty, while Hohenstern will spend
the remaining 54¢ years on ready reserve status.
Hohenstern will leave March 2 for Ft.
Wood, Mo. to begimhis active duty. group has asked the ouster of
Pentiac Press Phete or Plan New Merger
DETROIT W-—-A spokesman for
a dissident minority stockholder 1
i the next annual meeting he would
offer a resolution which would re-
duce all officials’ salaries to $25,000
or less per year if the company
ihad not made money in the two
A: years.
Corp. _manage-
iment and the discontinuance of the
firm's Nash and Hudson cars or
a speedy merger with a financially
sound company,
jaccused the company's top officials
at a stockholder meeting here yes-
terday of “having led the stock-
holders to the brink of disaster."
Dann said he owned 900 shares
of stock personaliy in the copora-
tion and represented an undisclosed
number of other dissatisfied stock-
holders,
*® * *
He urged complete reorganization
of the company to remove the pres-
ent officers; discontinuance of the Degree. Wm. H. Anderson, wa. |
"|
News in Brief
reported: break-in last pight -of
Clarkston Elemetary School.
Donald Durnil, 17, of 1903 Brin-
ston, hie was sentenced to 50
days in jail by Clawson Justice
Harry McQuinn after pleading
guilty yesterday to driving with a
revoked license.
Clarence Downs, 1870 Lakeview
{Dr., paid $100 in lieu of 10 days in
the’ Oakland County Jail Wednes-
day before Municipal Court Judge
Maurice Finnegan for drunk driv-
ing. |Co. has reported that its 1956 net
income was $236,600,000 or 45.9 per
Oakland County’ Sheriff's detec-' when earnings totaled $437 million.
tives today are investigating the’ The 1956 per share earnings
&
—but Sales Still High
DEARBORN (INS)—Ford Motor
‘cent lower than the previous year,
amounted to $4.38, compared with
($8.19 in_1955. A quarterly dividend -
‘of 60 cents a share, payable Mai
50 (22 was declared by the board
directors.
However, company President
Henry Ford II said net sales of
$4,647,000,000 last year were only
16.9 per cent below those of 1955
and the second highest in the com-
pany’s history,
Ford explained thaf unusual
costs were incurred last year for
facilities and product line expan-
sion programs ‘which do not con-
Leonard | Nash and Hudson cars; the closing
down of the company’s
manufacture of the Rambler car.
As an alternative, Dann urged
s Milwaukee
plant, and concentration of the
& ian Church, Saturday, Feb. 9th
a.m.
Rummage Sale, Youth Center,
Lake Orion. Priday and Safurday
morning. Adv. Rummage ‘Sale, First Presbrter-
Adv.
Motors were narrowly m ixed.
Most leading rails were ahead
slightly. Aircrafts; nonferrous
metals, oils and manufacturers
showed a fairly consistent array of
smal! gains.
* * *
Among the gainers were Chrys-
jer, Montgomery Ward, Boeing,
American Telephone, Kennecott,
American Cyanamid, General
Electric, Dlinois Central, Roy al
Dutch and Lew’s.
Among. opening blocks were Vv. S.
- Steel up % at 61% on 2,000 shares, |"
Boeing up %4 at 53% oh 3,000, Gen-
MARKETS
Produce
fancy grades only, brought to the!
Parmers’ Markets by growers -and sold
by them in wholesale package lots.
Prices eridey were
PR Apples, Delicians, fancy, §.75
bu; No. bu. Apples, Jonathon,
Ke) A s,
Intosh, Early, fancy, 3.50 bu; No. 1,
2.75-3.25 bu. Apples, Northern Spy. fancy,
3.75 bu; No. 1. 2.75-3.25 bu.
‘opped.
No.
400. Market opening around stee
scattered sales - Livestock
DETROIT LIVESTOCK
DETROIT, Feb. 6 fp on er Firmness barrows and gilts; not established, on,
sows; early sales No.
DETROIT PRODUCE 180-240 Ibs. 17.50-18.25; a3 ei!
The following prices. cover sales of for No. 1 and 2 more uniform =
locally grown produce of No. 1 and tbs.
Some held higher; No. 2 and 3 =
tbs. 16.75-17.50; sows steady; under 450°
25.
Cattle—-Salable 300. Tra@ing slow on
limited supply slaughter steers and |
heifers, about steady; cows fully steady |
with canners and cutters very active; |
bulls, stockers and feeders unchanged:
ood and low choice \cereal,
Rules :
Most Grains. CHICAGO (—Firm prices ruled
Ys. 16. 16 16.50; heavier - weights 14.25- for wheat, corn and rye while soy-
‘bean and oats had an easier tone
in another active session on the!
board of trade today.
| changes were not very large in any
But price | that as quickly as possible the
company “take a look” at a fi-
nanciaily sound company in an
allied industry which could
merge with or purchase Ameri-
can Motors,
Dann did not make the proposals
formally at the meeting and no|
action was taken on them.
Amerian Motors has had losses
in each of: the three fiscal years
since its formation in May, 1954
Lout of Nash-Kelvinator and Hudson
Motors. i
LOSSES LOWER assistant
automotive Desmond St., PROMOTED—P.. J. Flick, 6763
has been named
merchandising man-
ager of American Motors Corp.'s
officials
said today. Flick joined Hudson |-
Motors in 1948, and before his
promotion was assistant sales
training. manager for the auto-
_motive division. He is « gradu-
ate of Fordham University, division,
If your friend’s In jall and needs)
bail, Ph. FE §-9424 or MA Bora
Vv. tribute to income until new plants
are in full preduction and new
products are sold in volume.”
“These costs,” he added, “totaled
‘approximately 90-million-dollars in
1956 as compared_with
‘than 50-million-dollars in 1955."
Ford said the company spent a
record 530-million-dollars for: ¢x-
pansion, modernization. and -re- Zonta’s rummage sale. Feb. 6;
7, and 8th at 128 W. Pike. Adv. placement of facilities in m..
“WEERE) SPECIAL
ed walls thruout.
OUTSTANDING — Weg,t
side, well
brick apt. building. 6 room
apt. down including 22 ft. living room, 2 nice apts.
ap, the 3 baths are ceramic tiled. Oak floors, paint-
Separate entrances, water eaters,
laundry trays and meters, built 3 family
25x50 basement. -has
@
Get Absentee Ballots by Feb. 16
Deadline for getting
~ announced.
last mail delivery Feb. 1
, Waterford Sets Deadline
Voters will select party nominees for the April
1 election’ when they go to,the polis.’
Deadline for receiving the ballots will be the §-
8, Barry sald, = |™ absentee’ ballots for the
Feb. 18 primary election is 2 p.m. February 16,
Waterford Township Clerk —— Barry has
10,000 Sq. Ft. Available
Third Floor with access
large. freight elevator.
WAREHOUSE SPACE
on.
by
On Wessen
Side
“The Store That Values Built’’
PLUMBING.
SUPPLY co.
Fall Sock of Soll Pipe and Pitings — Everything in Plumbing Supplies
PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100
‘172 S. SAGINAW STREET
: , Misc: Beets, ss :
eral Electric up % at 53¥% on 1,000|xo 1. 1.80-2.00 Cabbage, ‘Gury? end’ prime “ahetat:Retfors, Very seston; = Stockholders «were told’ by the! a another apt, with bath. Now being used for storage.
and General Motors unchanged at } ~100- bu. Gab No. l.ifew utjlity and standard steers and * * * |company yesterday, however, that | Pir Declar Dividen Steam heat, 3 car garage, cement drive, income
16061. | Ly Cabbag a are | Variety, |}, 40% on 3,000. = vee: rots, Topped, Be. 1:\ eifers 13.00-16.80; utility cows mostly}’ Wheat attracted demand because; AMC operations in the quarter $265-per month. A rate buy at...
‘8 '" 11.50- : "
195-108. Bi Celery. Root, No. J 2.00- 13.00 bulk canners and cutters ice has A regular quarterly dividend of
‘ap. Sank, SM pel itee oe, cee teat) cuties op fi the price dropped below the) ended Dec. 21, 1956, the first quar- quarterly dividend
haamet Lp gy oa T1.35-148 dos. behs. 13.98, some Ightwet ht canners down i pier loan level in many sec-|ter of the company’s fiscal year, | five cents a common share has
Onions, Dry, fancy, 2.00 §0-lb. bag: No. or below: utility and commercial New York Stocks i ns 1m bb- . bulls 14.00-16.56. ions of the country. Farmers re-| showed a net loss of $2,994,613. This| been announced by Sherman
L is 3 2 = nae. poe my ore: se Calves—Salable 100. Vealers fully t ili il ane es ae I f Royal Oak _[}. £.00- oe. . Parsley, Root. No. sortedly were not willing to sell) co red with ay rating loss| Produtts Inc. o iy . The 1" 200-350 dos. behs. Parsnips. No. 1, Steedy with Tuesdays higher close: few mpa n operating (Late Morning Quotations) 128-1. 78 Me bu Potatoes. No. xk 138:1.36 Righ choice snd | yotes veaters .28.00-| under that level. The drought! of $4,629,352 for the like period the | dividend will be payable March
i : “iD. ag. Shes, ce, 0. * | rime in -
Allied CK 89.6 Int Paper .. 1016 1-29 bu. Redishes, Hothouse, No. 1, 1.35- | duals 36.00; bulk good and low ee heat to firm new crop wheat. | previous year. 15 to stockholders of record March
Allied Sire 12,431 Int silver "az 7)!73 40%, Debs. Rhubarb, Bi ese Bex 20.00-27.00; utllity end standard. un-| Wheat near the end of the first! In the | December, 1955, quarter ln ‘ eae = * oa lb. a ow :
Alum Lid tie Isl cre Goal!" 2 ReMi" co tad ce behaBouath. Se-|, Sherpa al geah, Gach changed to 5 ica eees . 49 a s, ee able 700. Trading retarded) 2 a cove foe — -05 He tes 7.1) licious, No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu gauge. “Hub-|by late arrivals due to foggy conditions| $232. corn machanged to % bight: a= —= il sees ete iennecott er pers aS : § i 80-3 00 bu. Tyeenece. Hot-|market not established /March $1.28%, oats unchanged to)
oveee . - + 104.5) house oO, - ~tb. 5 ‘ g
an Sra St Beers’: Si "Seime es Set eS | cease uve higher, March $1.34, soybeans * WE SELL WHAT . . ++. 26.3) GREENS: Kale, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. ws AVESTOCK igher 3449, soybeans 44 Am M & Fdy 34.1 Kroger .-....,. 47.4) GS: Laree. 13. 2 ’ L ; ybea |
Am Motors ... §.5 LOF Glass .:,. 71.6/Medium, 10 00.12.00: Smet, ar ar Nad CHICAGO, Feb. 6 (AP) — Salabie|to 1 cent lower, March $2.45, and WE ADVERTISE!
Am WN Gas .. 61.3 Lib McN&L ,.. 12.2 a, 27Tug: hogs *8,000; slow early later trade mod-| lard h d 95
Am Rad ..... 17 Lise & My cee 51 | erately active: generally steady to na - unchange " 2> cents a :
Am Smelt $3.1 h Aire ,.. strong wit uesday's average onihundred pounds lower, March) ‘Am Sugar |. .120 W's. oo... 204 CHICAGO POTATOES butchers instances as much as 25/e)7 15
= Am Tel & Tel 176 me 8 Com .. 33.5) CHICAGO. Feb. 6 (AP) — Potatoes Désher: on limited volumes 290 lb and $15.15.
Am gee nice Le play pn aa old; arrivals 10; track. 311; total US g.|Deavier: sows erarce steady: poor ship- * * *
m Viscose ... ue hf ts 608; an o. 1-3 mos! -3 190- :
Anaconds .... no ; poser ty leemand "pow. pearket aon asiberaly i Th 17.50-18.00; | mainty 1 50-17. 75: Commenting on the current price
Armour eS os 149 May 0 Strs .. 36.7 by natn t —e i. Russets 4.00: eas ected fee asees Meistese men situation the Uhimann Grain Co.
Atchison 3-24) Merge OP 72022 324 Valley Pontiacs 258: New: arrivala|heed, lot mostiy, 1 219 Ib sorted tor|Said. “liquidation in all pits seems ‘3M Lino’: §§@ none. track 1: supplies light: demand nd grade 0. 2-3 240-\to hav its
Re Rates EE Mem Rop Hed gay mares ni Pan hound os Su Sy LEGS af ee lurgoot selling acer to be over.” Bok @ On.... 44.7 Mise MAM ... & /2.00 lots 350-550 ib sows 15.78-16.80; : , Bindix Av 6: Minn P&l .... 26.7) head lighter weight eee Monsan Ch... 32.3) 3 to 16.75. . .
Benquet ...... A Seen wraca |. sail DETROIT EGGS Salable cattle 11,000; calves 200; mar- Grai
Bocing Ait "=. Sh Mee ite": 23) pmrmorr. sven. t iaby —_ Reen.|2%, rogue eceralg Aclveyom shor n Prices - DOUBLE DOOR ‘with. WHITE ae - otoroia . | t i er; . * ‘
¢ Briswe wii. 124 MotB 0) ernie geanss eee feeerer eee eee eee ee CHICAGO GRAIN Specialists in Complete Kitchen Layouts ae = nfs a3 Nat Cash Rr :: 50.1). Whites: Grad A. fh mumbo 44-45, | StANces only steady; cows and bulls i Feb. 17 (AP) — Open to- . . . MEDICINE ENAMEL :
Burroughs .... 37.1 fat eee = ee vt ri fae gare sat ; 44% a ae fe. pag mal a Sen dl" y: - i Choice Selection of CABINETS 4
Cal Pac! oe 40 ‘\ wid avg 38; medium 35~ wt “< heat — : -
fier gs = gt Regie: 1 Pigg StS we onl a Se aS tomes at ye aye’ & | GENUINE BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS CABINETS seer Camp Soup ‘5 Nor Pac 2230) 43 [°° Jonds avera rime to high =: aa and _a a
t Sexe eee Browns: Grade A, jumbo 43-44, wtd id prime| |July ...... 2.231
Gan Pee 2 the Oto OM oo. I 8lavg 43a: large 37: medium 38-37, wtd | 150-1EWT i 6.36-00.00: Wait 900d |bent 1.225", Mareh ra | ‘and Your Choice of oe ee oan < Treme Snel
Carrier Cp... . Opin: mM (Sees +H) = 36. Grade C, large 27-32, wtd avg en a 18 egg el é ie May 3.36% e Chrome ngs an in
Case Jt eee 16.7 ; . sel ‘orm — Jul 235 ;
Cater Tree 80 mae Ce Peed Checks 26-28, wtd avg 27. nyery g and << Holstein steersingarch .....1.28% 7 aan FORMICA SINK TOPS @ Rater Blade Dispenser $ 95
Ches & Oh .. 62.2 Pann Eo! ..... §24| Commercially graded: heifers 21.80-38.60; goed to average| ay reefing) berms 18-18 SPECIAL eos ap Param Piet |.) 307 lasge se one an “srs large 37: | choles 17.80-31 - ‘stendard 18. coil. guly ee hod a a We offer an outstanding selection of cabinets for kitchen eee . se . . see i] i eeecee . M i :
Climax Mo .. 3 Penney. IC. 781, cadaieletiy Grete A attra — 36: af Fol hervon yao “ia he: 11:38- | Dee 1.30% Sept 14.85 | will aici ~—e pi ee My —— of colors and $] 9”
Cluett Pes ... . RR cae arge ; medium rade arge = t rns. so steel base Ww. abin ~ .
on Meee Ee 7 en Coe 20,630. “ ; ‘a Treas i aad, comomereha vate 1406 $0: ods! a * wn Cabinets olg Pal m izer coass 443) arket easy and uncertain. Trade ts),, *
coll mid As- 312, hee Bc: $2 lures "Gome waitand-ae attiude re |s0.06-2900,\tew head 3000; cull"aown| REQUIAHIONS Proposed ‘ Come Be ace 2. Philidor ot 423 government purchases for oshesl lunch tas t tecama _ or and good) for Trade Stamp Firms arr
on Edison .. 2 e .eoe 46.7| program me price resistence noted s i
Con N Gas ... 40.6 Pit Plate GG... 77.1/at the higher levels. Supplies short on a eaee eeanee eee lambs: Shallow Well 30-GALLON GAS HOT 21x32-Inch :
Consum Pw .. 47.1 Proct & G .... 46.6' mediums but ample to fully ample on : meeany 7 te LANSING — Li , gE :
Pf 4% 99 Pure Oil ; weak, with few load of lambs tn- 4 #® icensing ond.
cont Cun 444 RCA ae 33 tenes tf eee pao | slaughter ewes about. steady;|some regulation of trading stamp DOUBLE BOWL :
aes te a a || WATER HEATER. | Cont CORAS 113.4 evn Met eo ah CHIC4GO BUTTER AND EGGS fambe 110. Ib “down | 19.00-21.00: intter companies doing business in Mich-| Stainl
Copper Rng -. 36 Rey Tob B... $71) CHICAGO, Reb. 4 (AP) — Chicago|)”\oags geile Ib pood and choice|62" Was proposed today in the | $ 95 ess
Com Pi Le a7 ee 39.4 | mercantile exchange — Butter steady:liambs with dirty etary 80°18. 50, legislature. Reg. $69.95 95 :
D 2.3 Safeway si” 5 | recetp: 16.000; w ‘olesale buying pricesicull to low good lambs 13. 0-16.50 ° wan - s ]
Det watson, 39.3 St Jos Lead | 404 unchenged ha a is rt ag see Gin oatly thotee and shorn lambs No. 1- fe * * j With Tent A” Grade, not crate ry 7
Dis C, Gene | 31, St Reg Pap, 42218 oe: 8 Cate og. ehotseale(prime. 120 fo summer’ eborn choice a A bill filed by Sen. Charles S._ marred. Compare tae Kitehe Dow Chem |.. 58.7 Sears Roed _. 26.6 baying . cer unehate ed: 68, per cent oF to choice slaughter ewes 5.00-9.00. Blondy aera ealled for li- erues n °
a : ter white ; mix ; mediums censin Secre
Bs Socony soos [20ig, MaNARTGS 28; Gitting 36; checks Cutters braken|\e with ss oma fee of $100, * States) 21232 Inch SINK onl Pam ei fe cre eee utters Broken Leg se WHILE THEY LAST! / m Ry 447 It would require each stamp firm Cast tron /
Sperry Rd... 21 in Car Accident to post $10,000 bond as a guarantee 2-COMPARTMENT 3- WwW | Std. Brand 3297 : ‘ 2006 OP at :
Std Oil Cal _. 458 Poultry that stamps distributed through re- 30-Gal. Water Heater a " PC. HITE Be
Ford | Mot a... en pa ind 2 ole DETROIT POULTRY Mrs. Sadyve Perry, 58, of 3375\tailers to consumers could be re. S . .
Prech Tre 997 Stud Pack ... 73| DETROIT, Feb. 1 (AP) — Prices paid|Buno Rd., Milford, suffered a bro- deemed for merchandise as repre-| :
Gariner Den wae Swift & Co. 38 |Per pound- F.O.B. Detroit for No. lian jeft | ae j $ 95 Gless
Gen Drnam . 508 SYiv El Pd -. 405 quality nve 7 to RY am. | en = t pt vemery res sented by the companies. } Lined { 4 \ :
Gen Flee 63.4 Texas Co 56.7; Heavy hens 18- € ype 12.\car struck a tree on ory Ridge * * * | | \ ,
Tex G S 29 ¢ Heavy broilers orfryersi2%-3%2 Ibs); : ‘ i =
Gen Pas... 43.3 Ter G Sul. oP SiGray Crosses 26-27; Barred Rocks 26-\Toad near Pearson road in Mil-| Blondy said that i - Gen Motors ... 40.3 Te Pe 73.4|28. Caponettes (5-6 Ibs) 24-26. ford mdy § trading stamp ca
Sea ter. 408 crane W Alt 7 3| Market steady. Trade 1s fatr but pn ‘ ” t iy, was mushrooming, and, Beautiful MIRROR REG. $134.50 VALUE :.
> Gerber Prod |. 47.4 ‘Transamer 36.7 |eritical and selective as to size an rs. Perry told Sheriff's investi-|that eared unless some protec-/ 8 Compartment ,
z 4 [quality of offerings. Good heavy colored i : ft. wash ba and closet. :
= car ee : aed tate - E+ 2 fens continue searce and short but/@ators an oncoming car forced|tions were provided by law, marg-' Coment : 52-Gallion Electric ee BRITE Finish poyeeel — roge a5 ro r3
Goodyear 1. 82 Unt Alr tin. 34 {|beary white hens slow fo clear, Fryers iniher off the side of the road. Herjinal trading stamp - companies, LAUNDRY Reg 95 1"
pence a 28 a Ge ce 33 iCaponettes tn fair movement with best condition is listed as satisfactory|would fold up, leaving consumers TRAYS HOT WATER $69.95 $ LET
3 Holland. Ne. Us Rub a3 weights ma a “am = = oe ee a a ee plete ‘with sturd — ALL A GRADE. $ 95 ; ‘S19 US Rub ..... 8. ald Com! 7 a
Homestk ..... 35.6 US Steel 62 ae | stand and faucets. |
Tl Cen ., 539. West Un Tel . 18.6 - . “sf : First quality A é Less Fittings CHROME :
Indust Rays. 312 Westg A Bk | 28 _. CHICAGO POULTRY . ; / cee :
Ine Rand... 77 Weste El $4.7! CHICAGO, Feb. 6 (AP)—Live Poultry GENERAL DYN i anlage FITTINGS :
Tnland at 34 bata 3 about steady: ean tek (yes- e | $ 95 :
nspir Co : ale ow :* | terday 780 \ f.0.b. par- : i —_— :
Interlak ops es Young Saw . 33 ae pac pean anged, heavy hens a " 1 5 i ! These tanks carry com- 21 x 32-INCH z .
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feces att Ue Stocks aah Ps <tulbadaw ce and Guided Missile Mfg. WASH Slight imperfections. all A-GRADE fittings. 4
Net change ... ~10 —3 > —1 —5 W. CANADAIR DIV.—Canada’s Leading Aircraft Mfg. y
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Month, oe 3033 13 He 8 in | es eae aa wdc Navigation Equipment Manufacturing Div. With triple plated LOWEST PRICES ON i STEEL PIPE
rear : : 31. 72. : e Poli w : i rom Wei et ign ares ised 189 tors ee today warned city © GENERAL ATOMIC DIV.—Nuclear Research Div. I | chrome faucets. A Mh 1 4%s-t. and S-FF. 9
: : c 440 1289 698 i716;merchants to be on the lookout, wondertul value! «in. Galvani er ‘265 1%in, -in. Golvani 2
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ernest sroce* cy ao the Wayne Oakland Desk $ 95 \-inch Galvanized $4.90 2-in. Galvanized $10.32 Steel and Cast Iron Orato ‘Marred T , i a ron te ar’
city on the Wayne Oakland B: . .
(C. J. Nephier Co.) . save. yn - e e Ou- SH AND CARRY ONLY
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\Man Dies in Collision . struct two-inch "th SERB Iat% ; ; rathmore “A
eee eS | IONIA John T, English, 27, AE “he. ce =
< Maud M. Merper —=—s fof Grand ~ Rapids, was killed rusty beet by Fesolution i eons Se
LAPRER - i ! : ved to be -the intention of the City] (
aid Spr Tf 1 Noho Mi aes "eof mn. ess ea aie who Si ot Sh. Fenee ved Benjumin, 1, of Lyons, diner at oe ceamand ca) otitis en Satin, On te et st ome wil ha ‘hl Oh iting freien Wblcericusly, County suthorities exid|ceien ne Se fee wei lorcet De forencon, and” shall be
Baird Funeral Home at 2 p.m. ' they ane seek a negli: *y wits {urther intended to construct cnareeen ood us pager. Sree susiitied gent homi-' ..i4 ith and in line « the, pala
improvement im accordance with elector nt
Burial will be in Mt. Hope Ceme- cide warrant agains: Benjamin. the plan, file and estimate, and that/at the our prescribed for the, closing ,
. & ~ the — ernnaod eot “aball be ener bn there { shall 4 allowed to rate.
a) special according to front- lis of said. election will be open
Mrs. Harper is survived by sev-| worice oF INTENTION TO CON- age and “that all of the lots end parcels|a¢ 7 The polis m. and will remain
eral nieces and nephews including| struct two-inch blacktop pavement on/ 5 land ting = either — of/until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day of elec-
a Esther Weldon of Mrs Riverside Drive. —- ore. ane rom Ce n AV€-ition,
os - Lapeer and «| You are hereby notified that at a/ Due to Car venue shall constitute - HADLEY J. BACHERT
: Virginia Lewis of Flint. regular nieeting of the Commission of | ‘2? special assesement — to copped : Tewnshy Clerk
: opieant $6,556.68 of the estimated cos’ Jan. 9 a& Feb, 7.
the City of Pontiac, Michigan eld poses thereof and that $5,742. Nad ot the pe
2 oe Pebruary 5. 1957 by resolution {ft was ‘
- Merele Johnson declared to be the intention of the Sttimated com and expenses thervel! Norics OF SPECIAL Ass: x -
PONTIAC TOWNSHIP—Arrange- cantac nese: ocomsiruct, $westneh |S ment A.” ee ve ‘en's Ma pavement on Maines Ave- io the intention of ‘— City
meyts for Merele Johnson, 38, of| Fem > Staines Avenue to Tasmani& Ave-| wat the 2 ee sven City of OTe: City of Pontiac, Clark a Hoot | se st, 6 construct ch black-
1 at an estimated cost of $2,580.60. ,0r H ~/maker, Prancis Jennings, 0. M. Farns- Eig ae pave on Princeton Avente from
Calgary who died suddenly at. Land that the plan. profile and estimate; Pontiac, Chamber will meet in the Com o" A y Avenue at
pan P mission Cha on February 12, 1967 worth, B. G. Campbell,
his residence yesterday, are pend-/0! st! improvement is on file for public 41'¢ gejock p.m. to hear wugamstionssand Powe'2, Co. Walter Jefterye,, Jack Nel- lag. estimated scoat tot een oe Oe
ing from the Pursley Funeral It ts further intended to construct said 2jecHons vat may be made by seals Soe . all persons ~ ‘be im is on file for public in-
improvement in accoidance with the interested. ae = Tha gee ot ect :
plan, profile,and estimate. and that the hedge bond 6 1957 [the Special Assesment tonne =i It is further intended to constr t said
Mr. ” Jotinson, who lived in the cost thereof’ shall be defrayed by spe- ruary §. y fer ¢ in ce a the
a assessment according to frontage |- ADA R. EVANS, Ls lar gerenee . A seg een oe profile and estimate. that
County for 28 years, is. survived !<i4 that ail of ‘the lots and parcels ~ nad Note ete ire awl rea should he 6 ye cost thereof shall be defrayed, Md
by one daughter Judy Johnson of of Sand. irentiag: Spee B rcand oe owt eb. 1, “ST. ind borne by special assessment for special Len ars or of the lots Lv a
Pontiac, four brothers, Byron and { yeaa Avenue shall constitute the ; pag age va can oe dP aay mon i ae blacktop OF SPECIAL Fm mney eh of tang trentins i
Clyde of Pontiac, Ivan of Drayton § . — ——— a -- gel anor 2 wa — TO CON:/nue to Tasmania ane is now on file/ nue, ” ba — = cs Avenue from Baldwin —_
0 e estima cost and ex- ch black vement on ¢ inspection. . Universit: .
. Plains and Melvin of Ilinois. One penses thereat and that 61.179.90 of the Valencia Drive a F in my grapp omy e Bereby given that the tr ES Bn. Nee Seat stitute” the the. special tee sment district
; estima e are hereby. notit at o +b the Assessor of : s mated cos
sister, Mrs. secrete Hoover of De- shall be paid from the Capital Lmprove- regular meoting of the mission, of meet ng ie ee cee Coonanie [eetaee Waeenay ae. B Bea aes, Coes and expenses pare a of
cae oe eset ms manmmy crven [recess A. 1000 br reeintee het ae laee Gl Perens AD. yee ab Sabie eg ae Geen 2 ae Se tAth "be paid from the Capital
Chester A. Anderson That the Commission of Secgy City of|clared to be the intention of the City o'clock p.m. to review said assessment, heretofore made by the City Assessor 7 t
Pontiae, Michigan will meet in the Com-|Commizsion -to construct two-inch black-|at which time and place eppantantty for the purpose, of defraying that part NOTICE 18 HERESY
MILFORD=—Service for Chester mission Chamber on Pobruary 12. 1957 top pavement on Valencia Drive from| wil) be given all persons tolof the cost whic h thi Commission de That the Commission City ef
A. Anderson, 65, of 715 N. Main|tha® oojecisn? that mer be made by [Lots 00, and yg BS ls cited heals be paid a0 an eee Sy 208; =| Malone ee BoeniEeR SI peeres: sry Ma, 1087
is * “os made °
: St., who died yesterday in Knox-| Parties interested. s! Tl Ke 1 et om ontimated ent ef OG0,| OO tee wel = ee a “construction of att o'clock p.m. ma. to beat i
will be held th WwW. O. 7002 and that the pian, protee, and estimate | - ADA R. EVA NB, Avenue from — Street to Parkdale! objections that may be made by
ville, Loar = a bohas ne Dated February 6, a Aor fae! improvement 1 on"file for public — ae Avenue is now on file in my office for 4 parse interested.
Richardson-Bird Funeral Home on ection. eb. ‘s r opid imorevement .O. 019
a me “City. Clerk, It is further tatended to construct eS rr cas Grn et Oe &| the and estimate, and d that} Dated February 6. 1957,
nday at 1 p.m. Rev. Charles Fed 7, ‘57 sald improvement in asceordance with ASSESSMENT. {Commission an the Asse t the Cit . = shall be detrayed by ADA R. EVANS.
Richey will officiate x 4 ——~| the file and estimate, and that NOTICE OP By fpr ans the & y tispecial assessment tront- City Clerk
’ survived by hi ie We ety “ntrinacntnta "ty Sane) senor ene eed “were n| a romueg, ou es, te Comte ape ane th. the bout and paren site : vived by hi, NOTIER, OF, INTENTION, TO, COM. ell Merny Sa iteland ptt| pType O- Whuioes You Becta of Parva. A WA ot ome, fae seetinn itu tle notland Bre ; cow. wife, Willena, one daughter Mrs. Rutgers Avenue (Of land fronting upen either ‘of | Pred Dyke. ‘Tessie ‘rhompeon p.m. to review said assessment. at which | Pou! gy aie lg 0 Ls ee oh and TO” CON-
Mrs, Harry Miller of Tennessee; You are hereby notified that at a|Valencl® Drive from Mt. Clemens Btreet| Thompson and to all persons P interested, |time and place opportunity, will te a Ear be ia avenue Gees te meres eee ee _——
. . soni Meowane At the Comminsen ot te Bh th it [take notice: That ‘the roll of the Spe-lall persons interested to be heard. ¥/ Princeton Avenue.
equ! @ n Ethe sau’ me Lots 08 ons 81 Oe 063.40 of the estimated cost and ex notified that at a
and two sons Carrand Arthur both tne city of Pontiac, Michigan held/vi¢w Subdivision 1 shall constitute | a! gabeter oad Erase ~ | o ae tereot | and. that | $1.068 80, of Fou ore porchy, ootit\t agiesien of
of Milford. Five grandchildren| February 5, 1957 by resolution it was|the special ros doe district to de-| Ct wep vepaytl ated sport pels “aD ev estimated cost thereof 1 Teeees, of tiac, Michigan heid
: ; declared to be the inténtion of the City fray $276.00 of the estimated cost and fraying that pers. of | of / AR. EVANS, shall {rom aout Tmprove- thon f 1
ve, f mission decided a te id é . City Clerk February 5, 1957 by resolution it wos.
_ also survive | Comminsten to sonstruct (we ‘inch black: lexpenses thereet wad, thet ug tM of nd oo tee ee 7 Bswe na = pad Feb. 1, '87. iment Fuse. -i , declared to be the retention of the City
: _ Lewis Fred Mellendort Rolgwia Avesue te West line Hillatde |shat! “Ye paid from the. Capital Improve- ccnasreciten of fan Mee ge hg | NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSBGEMEENTT. “re the Commission of the ct City f/ top pavement on Princeton Avenue from
ROYAL OAK—Service for Lewis/cgst of $7,702.20, and that the plan, NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN tage Street to 160 feet north 1s now)z" blacktop pavement on Hopkins Street. | mission ne poorer al Ln, Seery i Baldwin ‘Avenue Al i gay
Fred Mellendorf, 86, of 28541 Suth- rapg and estimate of anid ptorevenent rane te Commision “ of the City of oe ee eases on pe areca Ceegrce ee veh Lock. Raleie ne. 13th da 1967 at 8 o'clock p=. to hear 7g, the the plan, profile a estimate of said
erland Ave. who died in mgt wig furahes Intended to construct said | manson Chember_ on Peoruary 12, 19s7|cpmmission and the Assessor of the CiY/D. ‘praska, Mrs. Dorothy Alexander, Cece ty partion, = aan se
2 jance : , ‘ rman, s. Gray, Emerson F. : =
held from Dalles Punrel: den at| suet theveot chal timate and’ that thelend objections that may be made by|cpamber in sald City, om the 13th day Alston,” Z. Algot - Nasstrom. Wallace | be hea Dated Pebruary 6, 1987 BS ferher ents he cen
Allens Funeral-H cost Ge defrayed by special | partion interested Regen ee 1067 ot 8:00 o'clock | Boose, Albert Wilson. 5. Holler, Peatisc Dated “Pebruary @, 1987. "ADA R. EVARB. the’ plant proiie, ile and estimate, and that
1 p.m. on Saturday. Burial | bel Semetvar see kale had’ peassie At ena] Dated Peorsary @, 1967 a and’ place opportunuy will belOral® Ferrel James fippen, edward] ™ 7007 . wet? Ue the shall be defrayed
in linlay City Cemetery with Elder rate wn cite ale ui ADA evans, |S al ye oe ar ern: Marly Urprate.Alce AO ie 7 eee nero, Seca
Willard Green officiating. / San ule Shemer dete ahem : oN Cues ‘ ; 1 ae ee 57 ~"§1| NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON-jof land fronting upon either side of
Mr. Mellendort is pont ved by,tute, the snecial assess Soong we te ADA R. EVANS, Brown, “Mr "Boru tt ‘and to cat pa fi : Se Paton “Tnty em shall’ constivute
gee 0 ie 9 interes e notice: Tha r ol = ’ defra
-four sons, August of Pontiac, Al-|and expenses thereof and that $2,210.74 ‘ Ped. 7, 'S?.|the @pecial Assessment Kieretofore made|,.NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.| You ere y, notified that at s/the special s assessment district to y
of the estimated cost. and expenses|,.NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. by the Cit: si ae name for the purpose of|2, diacktop pavement on Luther Street. |regular meeting of the Com of | $10,761.10 sdobe 5 estimated ae
bert of rae Orion, Lewis of Ohio, thereof shall be "paid from the Capital| * r blacktop pavement on Nebraska Ave-| NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. detrayine Ynet part of the cost) which| Te: J. C. Jones & Wm. Stratton. Wm. jthe City ” sepgauies eichigan, eld expenses be ~ jp sd that $1 900.20 of
pong: co ayid one apf Drovement. Pung. ew | fo! OMC ‘Truck & Coach Division, pp MRSOE, Sraveling and related work) the Commiston eccides, Sament for’ the | jimeon. Dem” Armstrong Dobney, Lillian | Getiared to’ be the intention of the City|shall be paid from the Capital: Improve-
That the Commission of the City of Mrs. Anna P. Sabo, John McCulloch. |°"rg" "gar P. Morrow, Ro Bailey, jeonstruction of 3" blacktop pavement on |Levi Viola Allison, Leone Cominission to construct two inch, Since | men NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
al poy hong One ne bretee John of ryt ol Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the John & Edythe MocCullack, Normaningiton Gres Prancis Street from Baldwin Avenue to | Gharies Perkins, Oakland County top so! we begged i. = of the City of °
| ___wille-aleo survives. us sion S mer r on Pebruary 13, 4087 oe errs ar ae penned Tia Locke, Howard C. Tolbert, cnt R University Avenne ts now on file jn|Brown, Herb. Sarvaer, Willie @mith, cetimated pom | . meebse an pense ‘Michigan will meet a et me he Gon
: ves ear sume Peta > Shimmons, Sebastiario Cantarella, M. A.|m~ office for ite inspection. mmie F. Blotnk, J, A, Tillson, J. D. x ‘ Feb: 12, 1957
: aad ebjection nade by| Williams, Michigan Mtg. Co. Joda Land | Boersma cediy given Seana jewathen Gass the and estimate of said| mission Cha ruary 12.
. 7 parties pases She may be made PY! Comoany. Mr O'Neil, Lewis Brown. Eratl|joq hy Ee catotier, is ize, Dereby, given, that ele Lot's AP. isd and to all per-(improvement ie om file for public tn-|0s 6S cicor that may | "unas oF
f : W. 0. 7004 beatae Clegg Ber a Callender, Arthur-@ Myrtle Archambo,|City of Pontiac, will meet in the Com- sons interested, take notice: "That “the Tt is further iritended to construct parcies toherest Vee
McGowan Gets 90 Days Dated Pepruasy 6. 390! cial Acceosment hegetatore made eS Pontiee Union Schoo! Property, Newman| mission Chamber in said City, on. the roll the Special Asseesment _ ‘id improvement in accordance with} W.O. 7080
: , F ADA R. EVANS, _|° " Parms: Unknown—A. r. No. 104, part Lot|12th day of February, A.D., 1957 at 8:00|fore made by the City Assessor- the the ' ed Feb 6, 1957 ; =
: City Clerk| City, Assessor for the nuroose of defray- plan, and estimate, and that) Dat ruasy
for Beati WwW 80 y Che tue that part of the whieh Gy 34 and to all persons interested, — o'clock p.m. to review seid assessment /purpose of defraying that part of the the cost shall be defra: ADA R. EVANS
‘ ying YYoman, ’ Feb. 7, ‘87. = ount e Com-| notice: That the roll of ho Special As-\et whieh Use ond place opportunity willjcost which the Commission decided we City Clerk
; / mission decided should be veld and special assessment according to front- Bd ei
F —lnorne bY special axsess: < ter the can: ae wee camer made bw | 2 the city pee all persons interested to be | should a = — Lesa ad by special and that all of the lots and parcels Feb. 7, ‘57
= ’ —— > " is ssesgor for ie iS : | Ossess. ruetion =<
ae Mike MeGowan, the Pontiac fac-| NOTICE OF INTENTION TO con-|#Tuctinn of 2” blacktop. pavement om itnat part of the post which the Com-|« Dated February 6, 1987. ; Racktop pavement ca Lather Tiree of tend toes gg lng Te. eo! bos :
stract two-inch black: Nebrasks Avenue from Earlmoor Ave- ° Pearsall Street _Pranklin Road to| WOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON-
: tory charged with the beat- c' 0 “" ektop pavement on miooion decided should be paid and; W.O. 7076 from Franklin Road to Howtend Street
4 isa! Aven nue to Howland Avenue ts now on file by assesetnent for the ADA R. EVANS, |is now on file in my office for public Motor se shall constitute the special struct two-inch bia¢ktop pavement on
: ing an 80-year-old Howell) You are Hereby notified that ot a/!® mv offices for oublic tnsnection. construction of rading and graveling City Clerk | inspection se post _— pn 63.26 Mptor Brest:
has been regular meetings of the Commisston ‘of| Notice ts also hereby given that the ang related work Bay Street from Feb. 1. 'ST.| Notice ts alee, hereby given that the) cetima ted s| You are hereby notified that at a
m 40 ithe City of Pontiac. Michigan held Peb-| Commission end the Assessor of the City the N. line of Herrington Hills. Subdi- 2 the Abssscor of the| nares’ and iat sth ve “ot othe eat esti: | regular mecting of the Commission, of
, P f a ¢, m n the Commission City of Pon’ . chi; -Feo-
ir the Livingston County Jail |e feo by fwoai "tase: |cpein, Sa Pet agora nen ta ML clr ier name, SGLICE, OF, PBCTAL, Aeamnengey [Oi of Panik wil mts" ok C7a: oe pau from the Capel tmrrovement any eax rere? a
j , 22, of $849 Farley|Conmatston to constrect two-inch pick. |of February. AD, 1867 at 8:00 o'clock |" Notice te also hereby given that the|, To: Beventh "Dey “gdveatint Chureh,|12th day of Pebrusry. A.D 7 spe? at | Pune. clared to be the intention of the City
IRd., Pinckney, pleaded guilty to a/tP, pavement on Salmer Avenue from/ Pm to review said assessment. at which| commission and the Assessor of the City|Mrs. V Angdahl. Stewart, K.|8:00 o'clock p.m. to review said assess- NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN © _|Comutission to construct two-inch Diack -
: Hp : Orchard Lake Avenue to Clinton River ‘ime and place opportunity will be given) of Pontiac, will meet-in the Commission |Spencer, Clarence i” ‘aipeeanys Alnaek of wil Gan cae pines apeers| eee, ee St Se Oe Sie pera oe oo —_
/ charge of assault and battery be-/Drive at an estimated cost of: $1,811.70, /#! Persons Interested to be heard. ee ae nec imh day|Metherington, W. A. & M.' 2, Marsh (tunity ‘will be eiven all pereens tmter-|Pantee Sucetbes ca peeduary 1, 2087 Rapid "sireet to Pidew Avene ot én
/ tore Genoa Township Justice Stan-|*?% t2#t the plan. profile and.estimate! QMGt magruar? & 1987 of Pebruary, AD., 1957 at 8-00 o’clock|Pearl Morris, Albert Biron, Jessie B.lested to be heard. mission Chamber om Febduery 12. :961/estimated cost of | $24.920,85. and (het
/ ot paid improvement is on file for public; W- ©. 7206 m. to said assessment, at which|Barefoot, H. 8. Cross, Roy A. Barks,| Dat ted: Reorvary @, 1967. at § o'clock Aer to hear suggestionsithe plan, profile and est'mate of said
/ \ey Peoviak Ws ; epection. es intended to ; ane ey reirn| ‘ime 04 pines eppervunity will be siven/Fred &, Obert, reits Mayo, Willis B| w.0 ee oe haan Se publie in-
Fi " _— er mn construc “ teres’ to rd. . ° y i specti
/ The victim, Mrs. Thressa Coyle, | said improveme.t in ‘accordance with| 2 Peo. 1. ‘81. |"‘nltad Pebruary 6 1957. Campeel, D.C. Bancetk, M. J. "Con. : ADA Ruy Ceseh| Soca ee tT, te further ttended to constrec
f told Livingston County Prosecutor | the — protile end estimate, and that WwW. 0, 7108 nell, Cecil Choate, A. E. Porter. Robert; +. °- - Feb. 7. 7| Dated Pebruars, @, 1987 said improvement in accordanct with
ee / Wilferd Erwin that McGowan the thereof shall be defrayed by ADA R. EVANS, |H. Lake and to all persons interested. |-—+:— a ADA R_FVANS. ‘the plan, Prereo and estimate, and that
t beat special ass ee ee proggts ap = a Te oo bu dee 2 reo — take notice: That the roll of the Coes Phir — poodle Fa papi hereof oat nee ds betiaied 4d
her when he age a at all o e an re Qua! * . ib. 7, "ST. Assesam etofore : oe bd ceord front-
came home drunk of land frontine upon either side of | Notice ts he given, That a Town- —_——-——- qty Aastoney bor the purpose of p Maene Aésstes: Deo 6 a and that ail of the lots sand parcels
! Saturday bo she would not let) Sen atone om Orchard Lake Ave. (shin Election will be held in the Town-| NoTICE OP SPECIAL ASSESSMENT,|ing that part of the which the| Bifective Pebruary 18. 1967 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON-/of tand fronting upon either side of
him use her car. McGowan had/®U* to Clinton River Drive shall consti-|*hip of Novi, State of Michigan. Precinct /9~ piacktop pavement on Del Rey Drive.|Commission decided should. iv paid and| An Ordinance to amend sub-sections — — pavement emi Mmor Street m Rapid Greet to
. tute the special assessment district to|No. 1 “at Novi Township Hall, 25850, To: Unknown—Lot 47—Eastview No. 1./borne by special assessment for the con-/(a) and (b) of Section 89 of Ordinance ——— Piidew Avenue shall constitute the spe-
: been Mrs. Coyle’s ward since he|defray $1.555.00 of the estimated cost|Nov! Rd. and Precinct No. 2, NovilNorman Masiey and to all persons in-|struction of 2° blacktop pavement nn No. is and Section 103 of said Ordi- canis are (hereby notified that’ at aicial assessment district to | defray
was six, The couit also ordered of the ectitmat —— — —_ $786.70) Bed barr mantiy Bide .- ae ) Novi Bad.. withon terested, take notice: That The Toll of|James Street from Johnson Avenue to/nar No. 926 entitled “an ——— the Gity 0 of = bes faeogme ny he ee et a $f cates :
, g . - en eost t! opera’ n . *
' that McGowan take residence thereat — Je paid trem. ‘the “Capital pital) 1gs7. re "on, Aces for ig kegel aye | sites. ‘' poume linspeetion. ap imi rerueuine we Seog 9 “within th er: it: ‘ot Prot é ee it was de-|the estimated cost end expenses thereof
2 pe ales Im Fund. Por the purpose of electing the fol-|getraring thet part of the cost’ which| Notice ts also hereby iven thet the Pontiac. Afich ee a ee ee eee
: : CE 18 HEREBY G wee es the Commission decided should be paid|Commission and the Assessor of the City] The City of, vation Orpaine: Commission to construct two-inch bisck-| ment Pund.
= Tha E18 HEREBY GIVEN ot| Guiervisor, ‘Township Clerk, Township] ing Gor by special assessment for the lef Pontiacs will meet in the Commission| Section “1: =e Se NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
= ; = Partie, “Michinan will meet in the Com: |Treasurer, 9 Trustees, Justice of the|construction ” o 2” biacktop pavement |Chamber. in aaid Cite Jath day| That subsections (a) and (b) of Sec- pen SE age yn pete pier pag are ope Uteegee peel pager, Ch
o mission eal on February 12, 1957) Peace ‘full term), 4 Constables (not to/on Del Rey Drive Ftd soe rdlof February. A. at 8:00 o’élock|tion 89 of Ordinance No. 926 be and the estimated cost of $3,620.83, and that the Ponting Michigan will _meet in the Com-
Caledonia Tot Drowns at _# o'clock to hear suegestions|exceed four), Member of the Board of)to 94 feet west is now, on ‘on tile in ‘my|p-m. to review sald assessment, at whichisame ie hereby emended to read @ eee. oe ne ee February 12, 1957
and’ objections that may be made by Review. and’ three (3) Members Town-|office for public inspec ime and place opportunity ‘will be given| fellows: ag etn bad a ed at a) Loasca ony fea en ct iw al nara amine
CALEDONIA (®—Richard Conk- parties interested. ship Monsd Cynaittee — Bach Party).| Notice is also caer ‘given that thelall persons interested to be heard. ta). It shall be uolawtul and punish-| It is further intended to construct partion a= emesea. arte =e SY
y in Dated February 6, 10957. : “shall the following a described property of Pontiac. ont farther wage wl cccenenen : by o da Me = ———— prong a Foose ordinance for) seid Lenyghete roe im accordance with o.
Round. Lake near his home in ” saa ADA R. aus ~ ” Par patos - = m4 ——-* raga im said City, on the 12th day i ADA R. SV ANS ts A os! habitual weer of onl noms the ey leorset os pe Bad _— . “DA R. EVANS.
y r - e cla eation o f ty A. 57
: Kent County community. 5 Feb. 7, ‘57 “A certain plece or parcel of land on rebruar cand ee eon es emaek Feb, 7, ‘57. on S romestne tanar on arene on uae Gar on ol ee tone seo 4 "fronts res aT
Funeral Directors 4) Help Wanted Male 6| Help W t male 7 } Fema nstructio ;
‘Death Notices OO 2 ab ae dttes c ohoreed wees = $ Help She Mors 7 H : Ip Want ed Female 7 Ins ns 9 Work Wanted Female 11 ted Female i Building Service 12
Putsiey AMBULABCE, GROVE?) | MEE tee OT MEN NEEDED EVELYN EDWARDS |°@. 2 Ure osc is DESIRED EVENING WORK CAN|HOUSEMOVING. POLLY:
} | Br We have just opened our new Is looking for a girl be- eae ths. AY do switchboard and filing. uipped, PE 48450. L. A, Young.
axornson + he gg CHESTER D ] if h og waR TO Rent | BUMP Pontiac office, We need distribu- tween 23 and 35 to train = anea te — teh, on 1 ame otee 8, FE See rE — : im FLEMING FPLC :
“ ig N. Main St. Milford: age oneison- onns, Cal DRIVERS EADY & PRAT tors. No experience necessary. as personnel interviewer. _phone. PE 20179, enytim . . DRIVING SCHOOL EXPERIE WOMAN. WANTS | sending, fi finisning, i =
ein ME aig TUNERAL HOME a aige | Siena APO | Reged iwtween Orchard Lete| gk “perp gataRiRg | GIRL FOR FOR MECHANICAL DRAW: | et mere driving sense for you" | expERTENCED “LADY “WOULD | sac ; . aoe & “DESK FOR FUNE' . rehar ; p.m & Telegraph. wort, including VACATION ing. Some ar. Ca or FE matioueee BUILDERS, Lt
‘ ¥. is 4 sogvive GOATS FUNERAL HOME | GABINET MAKER & MACHINE. egraph ‘. =e arrangement. Col- Stock poodles ay a men 80127. Herbert Cooley. ia like a: ook mornings only. | censed. complete building service.
Bhs pel See Arnel ad] yOEME sty ON Ty | gee mat Mice tend wom |r Tor ‘Kaswoie taceter| [esi mrebicrcama mnt | [Sew Rae | ee EE, eS | nas moran Commercial or resident Ada 3 - Drayton s — Waterford Twp.| in lant Stead m pl nt. utomobile haulaway, Wor E lessons, rs. Myers, #6 | EXC. GoopD ons remodeling. A
f pts Siecen te SPARKS-GRIFFIN lah al our eapectenced. teal g Vaaae immediate, permanent employ- ts maesirabh.. Interviews by © Soll reach No cooking, live _ Starr, " _ cook, for modern bachelor home| terms and free estimates. FE
Seavore Cemetery. Graveside ser- Thoughtful Service FE 2-841 | MUlberry 9-041}. ment. C.O.E.. or conventional. sppointment, room, Sun & Mon. off, Cali | LEARN With no other women in charge. | _> 2442.
Ender the . Gr i M- V he ocr | GAN YoU Uae 45 TO eso A | Southern territory, iS EVELYN EDWARDS MaAytair 68832. WAY AT P-aaERAY t g Bee ty WORK a pEiReT (CLASS RE-
S| = week in — your present — SV ELI 2 - TRAININ' . L WA DAY WORK, . ve Aa
a eet pe , state a Log Oor ees 1p e saciags? Sepp: copoumers in PARKING ATTENDANTS, 16 & Employment Agenc ae = pe es. FE S100 | 2 Ste. 2 _ PI -ASTERING
———— FUNERAL HOME with the Po tioning mr men| Wa dwtper - EE 4.0587 7: nateuat sanetra trem rou ova| WANTED MEN 18-40 raee eeu EM ain | Free estimates. MAnle 54082 - tRAL . ‘ rayne, ~ m e. . : :
“e Ambulance Service Plane or Motor) earning immediately. Write Raw- — af as home, We train you. Write Pe-| Qualify easily and quic’ for TS NYDE FLOOR v
a FEB. 1987, ARTHUR, FE 3-8378 leigh's; Dept MOB-406-716, Pree. | ROUTE SALESMAN FOR ESTAB- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. 7| Modical Pe Ser BIG PAY Joss “NOW rT it hie Dag fmishing Phone FE
t huss a “ig ig? : ae Must by 38 years of age, i Phra Pell” Applet "a cca tates 6 praia cose ate ek vara " A BUSHEL. Pick | °°?
- DA th 7 years age, fam r * MOTHERS 4 es 5 =
a f father of Capt. CAN YOU. US EXTRA MONEY? with city streets, ‘nterested in| Pm. wujertc , Telegraph |” week, live eae we DAY MACHINISTS, DESIGNERS ee eee ee +1070. ~~ TRENCHING AND
4 Reneet ‘Augustine, Maller and BOX REPLIES ments on your home car Pry. building saier Experieaced F abl _at Square Lake Rd __=s—§§__ NoPHER'’S HELPER. §%4 DA} Gye md tert me | epomrongy aU sues onal BULLDOZING
Geebert _Auquomne: | Swe broiere At 10 a.m. today there qr ether cbiigttlens, Make 8 ts| (ir Lacein, ‘tee a Teoeens EXP TELEPHONE SOLICITORS | a week. jive in Christian ho ¥S| No. experience required. 4 Rona: no ast ee
Jes pdt Egle ait = ti pred - $30 a week in spare ‘time co — ee eee wanted to —_— in your own iar 64741 .> an ome: = “er Approved ~ e BUSHEL Pick- ¥._D_Thempooe _-_FE Cs
: . = were replies a e Press ~~ an © aa home, Exp, preferred. ¢ infor- | ——-— ne e . xe gee eliv FE :
7. 9, at 1 p.m. from the plying constimers in Pontiac and mation Dou. RELIA BLE GIRL FOR STEADY Bring Separation Report ae om SCHOOL. GIRL. WANT Business Servic
ison - Johns 1 Home office in the following adjoining townships, with Raw- SAL ES PERSONN rE L between oo . nencies San days wk, 10 to 7 See Mr, Goldman Saganore HIGH GIRL WANTS S BA- ___ Business Services 13
slow ba a = poole lee - boxes: Ee tile Rawielgh'a, Dept ice REAL ESTATF EXPERIENCED IN KITCHEN Maat) Save own trans. MA 64011.| Hotel, cut ot on weeawerd~ _bysti after 3:30. OR 3-6978. %4-HR. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
ing. In t : i, Experienced f : s ie — ne: NG, sEC- { of) burn ting
Bk i IC Dr sere ae eta raga | Mer PT, FoR DE ween | Bear rpets cigintal Service, Eat jae | Fe gat Wate 0 6 pi nad gravee 1 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 23, CARETAKER Berson who likes | people. So years of age. Steady year-| Men's and women's. Ai in Saturday, Pa ee an S35 p.m. OGRAPHERS WILL HANDLE |A-i ACE TREE
side services under the auspices For apartment build lenty of leads and oor around job with yood salary, paid . perece, Douglas Cleaning Co., $34 _— #, § a.m. to 3 p.m. ence and typing.| mcvai and trimming. Get our bid.
-@f F&AM $61. Mr, Augustine will| 4 30, 35, 36, 56, 57, 58, 60, martina Went sa sient mat be time. apply L. W. Gaylord vacation, room and board Ree. |: . Woodward, Birmingham, WOULD LIKE SOMEONE TO Pick deliver. 'n ‘Drazton FE 2-7188
. ie tn state at the Doneison-Johns 68, 72, 76, 85, 87, 89, 97 cial security “who icin good| os reese PN® For appt. call EM 38342, bet. | SECRETARIES, STENOGRAPH-| °¢!P me brush up on my danc- | Sree. | }1T14 or OR 36808. | AUDIOVOX HEARING AID. RM.
ral Home. 1 Ost health & experienced in repair | —— — * a.m, an. 5 p.m. ers, Clerk. for tn | ing. Would prefer at your home. | witt BABYSIT IN MY HOME| 10, 101% N. Saginaw, FE 40630 i
O1, 103, 105. Work Salary. $75 a month plus | TELEPHONE. SALESMEN. E X P. Full or Part Time Engineering Manufacturing and See eee Trot part time, EM_3-3604. ALL MAKE OF FOUNTAIN PENS
_—__ BAKER, Yun. 6. 1987. ELWOOD Gow o-mncenee me | Ser seer! Oo ne eee a pear ercuad | | Paeuiae weekly pay check and morgage Msacpbenag * to eo WASHINGS & IRONINGS. PICK | , repaired by lactory. trained, men
488 Lowell St.; age 12; y ment open Mon. throu ork Wanted Male 10 2065, tore General Printing
be! husband of Myrt M. | time job. References required. | work. Call WEbster 3-1356 keep your im tant. fob as ote Fri, 8:30 a.m. to § | BD Bat., | ~snnnnnnnnnnnerrnnrnmnr nn Hh 7 BB «Bs - Senos, Bu an WwW. Law-
| mare dear ard of Sherman Help Wanted Male 6 oie ne fad. “02 af — WANTED: AMBITIOUS MAN TO podem ‘a Car| 8 am. oufee 12 noon putisaBend A-l CARPENTER WORK. NEW ~— WASHINGS iy TRONINGS, ¢ OR _Tence St F .
, Mrs. uline Snover,| ann : 02 E. Huron. | take over established route sell- |) —""*"-"?- Mich’ Repu Mound Rd. Utica, repair. FT +4210. fronings dore my home, FE
se See — Baker. A & P FooD STORES CITY DISPATCHER FOR APTER.| ing Watkins Troducts in rural, GIRL FOR CARE OF i CHILD & | Mich. REpublic 2-211. RUUAATONE -GARPENTRY 5-9724. Machines E REPAIR. \ WASHING
ral, bervice il te eld et;| Offer full time employment for |. Sr°not and waste expected vic | sible. No in $5.00 cer hour pos: | Terk, Biay sights. ORD se" |? ELEP HON © SALESWOMEN’ |“ New ATIONS. pe ten | WASHING AND IRONING FAST le Hiectric, 602 'N, Jotunson.
‘the Hontoon Pu Home with| steck & meat cle Regular. | to dis tuner EO expected. Heke Ee. oo, ae cont ny works y_nigh 2 omen only. Commission | 7 wi CARPENTER _pick up and delivery. FE 2-0005. FE “sles : . ,
Rev. Tom Malone officiating. In- prrntrhen ns work’ avatiable with tiac, Mich : rl: Robinson “Ave., Pacvetten, basi, ‘Dnusua - All, year & ¢ Lot oll — NTER.| WASHINGS & IRONINGS. WATER- APPLIANCE SERVI
terment in Perry Mt. Pa: ne tunity to advance. See’ M — around work, Call >i1359 work. New -& repair. s ‘CE
qaiy Lies Sinhee’ wie iia ta state Hi DISHWASHER WANTED EvE. Oe WOULD LIKE LADY To care | ->-3. Murdock. rE ba Sr ee oe | Sey Tee gt makes ot yrmeer
at the Huntoon fal foe ‘A & P FOOD STORES ning work. $17] Dixie Hwy. Dray-| WTD GOOD LIVE WIRE BOYS. z for 2 acullgren & itve in Call | BOY 19, Ds WOMAN WOULD LIKE JOB IN| 85¢_ automatic washers. 30 yrs.
ae i Aeon) we aria Ba ened ea __| @ carry news paper routes. Pon- LINCOLN m. Romeo, PL 2-2096, | High Schoo! juate. OR 34002. | Convaléycent home. Experienced. | nov 5g" Oakland PE 2-021
wee > tiac & Drayton sing. FE 2-0971 - : aud 60.
GON, FEB. 6. 190t., MERE | Er iy . DRAFTSMEN _ | or on 3.1407. WAPTRESS WAN ‘TED. JOE'S CON- BOY, 18, WANTS FULL TIME | WOMAN WOULD LIKE BABYSIT- AAA FLOOR SANDING
her of Jenne: y me —* ' On progressive dies. Excellent YOUNG MAN | sing im your home, Write Pontiac |VAYING. FINISHING — QUALITY
a Judy Johns ; dear! ~ call to FE 8-0258 will give position with expanding automo ni “BETWEEN 18 & 30, noon_ shift Apply H person. 3183 CARPENTER WORK ALL KINDS. Press 96 WORK
Melvin ee you ad story of ome of the best. tive stamping manufacturing Co tor sigh nee 330 “ 2 30. Me AN win O SINGTERPE. ot John Featherstone. FE | YOUNG LADY ‘WOULD LIKE BA o.scr Sa ee
Hoover. ee Johnson will %. tn! seiiin art-time. - the nation. Full JOrdan 4-6520 | Cook & gare pm Apply fn oeeer tor ae nt hh : bysitting & housework, must live BASEMENTS D “DUG UNDER
Sate ot Fursiey Funeral H es _oT_part-time. Age 22-45 EXP ‘TV TECHNICIAN, MUST AP. | “Person at 696 W. Branson _Call_ MT_4-8015. see ame: CABIN} ET, MAKER AND. AND Rh in. 85-8387. ; as eet comeran nee t=
re funeral arrangements w bly. in person. 1157 W Huron | —C®FFY_out, 45000. 4 5 : ———
_be_ announced later. - ATTORNEY | Stefanski's TV. "pope ten Weees, Hons Toa di ARPERTRY, Building Service 12| BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS.
| EXPERIENCED sod On ELEVIBION | YOUNG MAN FOR FULL TIME yl FE 5-0653 30 YRS. EXP. KEW Walls and windows. Reasonable.
MELLENDORF, FEB. 6. 1987, Lewis| bench man. good opportunity f position with established financial : rds @ specialty. 4. Br _Free est. No obligation. FE 2-1631.
Fred, 28541 Sutherland Ave.,| Pr Or | rranteati wou Whos CAN NOT ACCEPT Seana OR 1 ; CR, BLOCK WORK.
Royal Oak: 86: dear father! Large national finance compart Joy MI #1300, 1483'S "Woodward. Von required must be weet wit: 8 to & job, no investment, col-| EX MARINE WITH 2 YRS. COL- ney FE =a ba a ae ee ee
of August, Albert,’ Lewis and has an immediate openin fo hela ware Z lecting ‘or deliverin Fie ible
ial a ee SE en a sor pda percent Commitee | état Say". PE eee | Fh GGS YOM CAREE'TEM: | “Puimaces deenet Ss 5 epee ; er 6 o! sis work shou chal ' nt | | se of car necessary. For per-| Siw aar a WANTS PUT? re H ces Cleane: repaire
m Mellendort. Funeral service beginning tot a na See gles ngineering Checker | mignes. eatin eran nele ‘| ‘ | Sonal interview. Phone FE: §-0000, | MAN. te 53 tm FULL TIME | _terms. Gordon Flattley, Em 3-0403 3310 Crooks Ra. ‘Rochester: FE
be held Saturday, Feb. 9, at! 1 ; For tayout avd checking of small ; vin hal <i LATA REMUTOR bw. : va gah soya Mtg EF He Bee Mee eye) Permanently precision aircraft devices, over- creasing Sor qualifying party. Oth Help \ Wanted 8\ MAN WANTs SHEET METAL A&B TRENCHING ELECTR OTOR SER E
with "Elder waned Green offici-| Applicact t time See Mr Voss 7 N NEEDS work. 7 i Ht TES ike
Stine Yoterment in Imlay City) plactce law in Michigan could. MC. MFG. CO Perry St. or phone FE §-8121 for See oat ee | ae ee Re ate ur Sechsane iad veces ee on eee oun ; . a Y. interview i STENOS A PAaCINATING Gauae R or service work. Ee 1 __. _ Ph. a. ‘
ee ryeet| cenede? recent sraduats Glasning 138 Indisnweod Rd: Lake Orion ee ID ; awaits men & women of high | MAN NEEDS WORK, ROUGH 4-1 LAYING SANDING & FIN. FURNACE® CLEANED, INSTAt-
Lake. Orion. | Reply giving history. education, |) xceptional Opp tunity oe AND Si week & up by displaying abe Fe ia Bonting Hardwood’ Poor Service, T resins “re ae
“——~ 1 salary expected address and tel- | p, ae | Help Wan prestige products N re tions } AE hE tit ar ice. 5-1788.
sINPKINS. x rus. ot i987, MARY A. _ephone- number Son 3 canvecaine beece yelen Ven ate | ‘Help Wanted Female 7 STENO Bstigten For For ” wderview plans ee cat wach PEt pays i oe drawn to an EM 34031 EM *
ommi : STERING, NEW Pain. | 222 a2 H
og i pe held | A FEW | srary $100 fo . Sam tee Saat Call | Pour encarta nigh pte with Secretaries MAN OR WOMAN FOR GOOD rer mee rete | Loe: BRICK. bi tad WORK eat
914 or appointment. ‘ ces FE 22468. ___ ‘ og Ale gg Mt Hh ng p ——| sales packsround. -Earn_as much . Watkins route we train you. | aiiABl. MAN firep 23-2468
Piome. with Dr.| Working men needed at once for) General Bookkeeper $150. to. $300 geek: For inter- - steady yen: no. lay-offs, BLE. sai aacaares “oy «ae Ol 2 "088. Sapa rere ae ae ork, some mechanical P vie 3-038 before 12 noon. : average $2.50 to $3.00 per_hour.| ould like steady parame work | Sait a eee
to Oak Hill Cemetery. ‘Mrs. SAPon"bciwets 10 kd Lam, | needs youne man with experience | ARE, FOR, 2 CHIL DRE N POSITIONS Apply. im _pereoe, "189. grey. | 12 8m. Ress, OR 28001, x ale gm, jy too | 8D aeen I 4 will He in state at the ie) ' afteroons. No housework. 5 days MEN & WOMEN, FULL OR PART Q A
riffin Funeral Hone.‘ AGORESSIVE SALESMAN FOR | cod control» Compas payrol | SE PE tgsi¢ Pam to 2 7m AV Ra time. sell Watkins nationally ae | Work Wanted Female 11 Stian UeTamteed work. PR. MY | 94 hour seal IN S makes. : : r_sale cated in new building in Birming. | i
Eade tat) Sang tar cane pay ceal”Fe | SA" fhypatne Meats |W" es bmagye The Pes - ge, Ave teh. “Fore. "s at pice UP avo) Egnmiane asaut™ | HEATING metic controls. Job LD N hone ee —— Stat
_ #0122 between 6& B pm. —s|-reautres foes sence of responsi-| calls. Harrison's Bamberg, aN Join Lincoln Divisi \. | REAL R OMEN. wean Tange (oF te mall Guar. @ licensed heatng contractor,
y AUTO MECHANIC EXPERI-| ‘illty. Galery commensurate with | Perry. oin Lincoln Division now |. saieswomen ‘nr new home proj- |? ¥ N WANT WALL OR 3. » 2D. Free estimates. |""We No How” complete service
Bir enced. Studebaker & Packard) _Ability. MI Don Cargill | and be a part of the di-| ¢63,.i% Rentiac, Waterford and Clean FE 5-3036. Eves. *. PE Te 57-8087, : on all heating equipment. Night
inghem reen-4 Dealer. Mazurek Motor Sales FE JIG AND PuTORE. ‘BUILDERS CURB P 1e Cv" | Glee rea. Fp. res Bone | OT ae be ROUSECLEAN- CEMENT rt OCK seetal’ 154" Procitin Eig, sneet
a ek i _ [rsion when it, begins ©: it Rah SSDP | autre sy woo —— | Peete see et 1g Yr c e 3 . ¥ mS iN PLASTERING ALL KINDS. HO
wana ane , > MILLWRIGHTS WAITRESS.- cupancy of its: ‘Novi office | help take care cf oe Lives |W. we a wan 499 ce fie | _ Meyers. OR 48. . |
e, TO ee seiaae DON’T WISH FOR quaiitied ' ey in March, PS oe 7 are rarrTr IN heal HOME. i0a notin aa ea Op? OR BID. grb ny c. Rene ENTIAL,
neighbors JRE ualified journeymen only, LDS ; d mplo ment WA eat FREE 7; nc tts of kindness . y gencies DRY WALL Soot le
sais of, Rindnese | : wae Wan oe 1 eo OME Vic. BY NE FREE | TREE REMOVAL & TRIMMING.
i ——— eure MONE V! Make H cage Avply Putnex note piv ! p uae fer earn exember of er) Interviews for these MIDWEST Hosp. Rad, Part aoe, PE 17-9078. | A ed No job too big or small aes estimates. MA 5-4404.
our husband & father. Fred ° fiae Prant, p00 Baldwin Ave. Pow Apply “in person poly, Tn positions IAC’S OLDEST” MCE EASES [iby Wants Sk. eaeat Ov | pate, FE 0h Me ye : cial thanks to tiac, Mich. Apply in person only. ne : SNe aC es, OLpeeT Eas. 4 — FE 31073. oors, ty SEM ase. po le pe ha) aed ral ate |
bent ana through Classified Ads. To aia i 6-3 79 Ti TRAIN TED'S SATURDAY vies FOU $6 coll iN rk te eon = ‘| eee ne whe | sporad, He n <7 N FOR | BUILT REASON- TREE “FRI MTINO END, REMOV. , : ‘ Woodward at Square Lake Rd. , a ates. 2-601 “=
_ Arta enim: $l), rent,.buy, swap, hire, | BIE DesiowiNe rok, OUR AD DEPENDABLE WOMAN TO” AS At be eek ay 0 thé Tioks RMAKENT POSE DON’T _P AS 5S UP Ey eodatedecmmm f -” * -hecnathtal gaan , _ UNI 8 with child care, light house | en oO 1 A \ y ry FLOOR SANDING. OLD FLOORS CHINE )
al ET i S nie work: STATE BANK BLDG MONEY! Sel 8A . 0 oe i
dial FE 28181. | MANAGER Riot In tetreauired, suo? Ndi Game: NOVI Plant on Wixom Rd. __ $0221. eS belongin t oa oe Sagremiy Car. L. Bile, PE sy estimates OR 3-9186.
- > | Gond future. Gooa valery, |ELDERLY Lapy To sare north of Grand Rive Fe 9-0001| | Pa i tores, ing ing. §| Rome 9: companion, aoa Je Parana SAT _|through Classified Ads! ; is, ;: : la oy. Huron yn FE 40551 FE, 28181,
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INCOME TAX RETURNS = Call after p.m.
INCOME TAX | RETURI NS “PRE. pared. EM Steet
BEN JAMIN" R. ‘BACKUS
by quater ar one i to fm. CKEXSTOSE, 15 Lawrence ar 2-14l4,
| Rete & boreal Abe Sars RE the facts about matters. Private
_consultation. FE 5-5201.
ANY
eT oe meen Mr. R I. Langley. Phone FE Ssivation
‘Sea ie "bait Pats Ta ‘Workin ing People’s Ta s Tax Ser
Insurance Agencies 17A
Austin-Norvell Mee
STAY peat
PE 46212. FIRE.
DRIVE tN FOR SUR ANCE
DRIVE OUT WITH ASSURANCE
W, Lewrene Corner Cass
INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS _ INSURE BY PHONE
ja Nicholie & & Harger Co. %3 W. HURON 8.
MAHAN REALTY CO.
FIRE - WIND - AUTO - TORNADO
tla W. HURON FE 2-0263
18 _ Laundry Service
Lace CURTAINS, PLAIN OR RUF,
; PE 3 paler
an} Bs mse Lowery’ SER RY.
Landscaping 18A
“TREE TRIMMING AND
Aerotred Knapp Shoes
Mrs. pesnes, PE _3-6814. $3 Mark. Mark.
' - In Debt Tf you are having trouble meeting
iat vie, see Us ater.
CREDIT
LORS, Saginaw,
8-0456
INC 41% &. above Oakland Theater, FE
___Travel Agencies 25A 25A
PLANNING A TRIP? IR . . STEAMSHIP
TOURS — CRUISES — MOTELS.
PONTIAC TRAVEL
SERVICE 698 W. HURON ST. PE 8-3251
bun Wied, Children to. Beard 26
CHILDREN Leven AND. CARED
_for, FE 2-1730
DAY CARE
w . parents work.
I HAVE AN OPENING FOR TWO. day gts L, Koop, Perry
.
Wtd. Household Goods 27
FURNITURE NEEDED me
EXPERT removals, Ph. FE 6-6593 or OR
3-2006
“Moving & Trucking 195
4-1 MOVING-HAULING
° EXCELLENT SERVICE |
Reasonabie Rates. _PE 5-3458
BASEMENT CLEANING | LIGHT |=
paces & rubbish. Cail Bill, FE
BASEMENT CLEANING AND
Slate st all kind, PE $-7972, 66
HAULING AND RUBBISH. NAME
your price, Anytime. FE 8-0005.
“NCINERATORS CLEANED, ASH
bbish cleanup. FE 4514.
Goer a AND 1 hw oot & TRUCKING.
Rubbish hauled 2-0603.
LiONT Dooly ge | = RUBBISH.
odd jobs. FE 4-936.
onto HAULING, nabag oo
hame your price. FE 5-3153
MAN WITH % - TON PICKUP -
hee work Call anytime. FE
~ O'DELL CARTAGE Local and Phone PEs 6008 Moving
~~ REDUCED RATES. _
Large van to serve you. Smith
_Moving 'P E 44864
Trucks to Rent Lee TRACTORS
AN’ NT
4 ton are AL 1% ton stakes ae! trucks Semi-trailers
AILERS AND “PRA
Pontiac FaFm and
Industrial Tractor Co. 625 8. WOODWARD Open Daily Including Sunday
_FE 41422
ONWANTED ARTICLES RE- moved free of charge. FE ,
WEST SIDE VAN AND STORAGE, _ FE 24750
Painting & Dec & Decorating — 20
4-1 PAINTING. INTERIOR & EX-
terior, 10 per cent dise for ae |
__Guaranteed, Free est.
1 PAINTING & PAPERING MA aa |
son Thompson, FE
A-| PAINTING AND | PEO
ro | Paper banging and removed
2-6018.
AAA PAINTING. WALLS WASHE
PE patie. steaming, henconabie.|
PAINTING & DECORATING. Ais
, riot & exterior, By hour
job, MI 6-4153.
PAINTING & PAPER oe Winter prices. FE 2 ane KE
PAINTING AND D Reas, Immediate protocol VE.
5- or FE 2-4456, i
PAINTING ~1 <WALLe “WABHED, PA-) pe- cleaned a elt 1emoved. B. |»
»_Sandusk 22706. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING
WALLS CLEAN
SUPPEP_____COR_ 35-7061 PAPERHANGING. FE ¢2171 OR
FE 4-6829
Television Service 22 22
COPENHAVER'S R ADI TV
Repair. 596 W. — wight serv-
ice calls, FE
GUARANTEED TV REPAIR. MAKE FE_ 4-0736. RADIO & TV 127 8. PARKE sr
—nypeweter Service . : 22h: :
& MA- menine work.
Sata acy oe Ge ply py os. 17 W
23 Upholstering 2s |
BEADLE'S DRAPERIES, Spurl shown b FE 5-1
EAKLE'S opti UPHOLSTER: 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. oh at. Free estimates.
~~THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 4% TELEGRAPH FE. 5-8808
SLIPCO! DRAPES & BED- spteads Your material. FE 5-5797,
Lost & Found Ez)
BROWN MANS BILLFOLD LOST
FRIDAY, NTAINS VALUABLE
PAPERS 'L
-3-3404, AFTER 4, LIBERAL RE-
WARD FOR RETURN. POUND: SETTER, RED IR
_female. Call M1 40191.
FOUND: 1 YR OLD MALE BOX- er, in vicinity of Crescent Lk.
FB 5-3464
LOST: 1-26-57; SMALL BROWN
& white Bassett, Vicinity Huron
Gardens. Small: boy’s pet. FE
5-851,
FOUND: MALE BUFF COCKER,
downtown. FE 2-9454.
oe A CAR KEYS CORNER OF
n & Tennyson. Reward. FE
ie 1.
vicinity of Williams -Leke. On
3-4064.
=
SAVE ENERGY, USE,
WANT ADS! To find a
job; place to live or ai
good used car, see Classi
_ fied NOW. . _Sale, Phone OR 3-3Ti OR 3-37!
CET Us BUY I On AUCTION Ft
fo: you, OA 4-268:
ONS OF PORTS
LARGEST
furniture buyers. Cash waiting.
Fz 4-7881
TO BUY OR AUCTION. FUR- _niture, dishes, tools, MY 2-1521.
WANTED: MAPLE CeoRMITURE in good condition. OL
Wtd. Hiscsllensses i 2
SAW TUBER Want wanTED
OR new POTS
WTD. 20 eS POTS.
5-308.
eae Wanted 28A_
WANTED $2809 ON TWO_HOMES
3 extra lots, 6 per cenf interest,
first mtg. Phone FE 4¢-0236,
___. Wanted to to Rent 29
2 On 3 GIRLS be bea P| A
EDROOM
PAR ae
MARCH. STATE REN ae AND WHERE
TED ITE TO PON-
chance rent-
ing to some updesirable “tenant?
Our service to Loved
only ons tenants
credit,
ences. we
FURNISHED OR PARTLY F FUR
nished small house oF A
: cow
Pr PE Se \NURSE_ WOULD LIKE ATTRAC ATTRAC-
tive & clean ~—
PE — one =e
836 after 3:30 p.m. _ ‘RENT 5- 6 ROOM HOUSE BY
apes ait. ee 6-083. reasonabie
‘Share | Living Quarters 30
—— N jeg
reapd 8-6433 to 10 p.m.
_or write’ box 92 Pontiac Press.
‘wipow WOULD LIKE TO SHARE
ner home with a attew or work-
_ing girl. FE 5-5265.
Wtd. Comracts: Mtgs. 32| ist
$900,000.00 At our disposal to purchase new
or coneened, ‘and contracts for
our clients 2) years service to a
gen clientele. See me before
sell. Ask for Bob Mahan.
To Buy—To Sell—To Insure
MAHAN REALTY cO., yg ee
wet Bar
a acre am eeakcane © CASH
IN A FLASH!
FOR LAND CONTRACTS
A. Johnson REALTOR
1704 8. Sore raph Rd.
FE +
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR ®qQutI- ties and lang contracts. Or have
buyers for same .
kK. L. Templeton, Realtor
2339 Orchar ‘k Rd FE 4-456)
TO GET THE MOST FOR YoU
1ana_ contract es ae
‘ts the “bird’’ to see. age
_Ton_ St, Phone
CONTRACTS W ANTED
We need concracts for immediate |
sale. Buyers waiting: What have | you. R bie d it, large |
or small balances, new or sta-
soned contracts. Clark Real Es-
tate, 1362 W Huron St. eve-
nings FE or —_—
ask for Mr. Clark.
ASH
BUYERS
_WAITING..
pt courteous
Call Ted MeCullough any hour at
a: C. HAYDEN, Realtor FE 68-0441 or
EF. W me on > ved =
“MORTGAG GES ~ ON GOOD PROPERTIES " acre
BD CHARLES, am s Telegraph Loan Correspondent Farm
ftable Soc
Freon Eres Pe eon CASH FOR LAND
H, J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie ‘Ses. OR 3-1355. F Fs
LET 08 Bid on 4 ne of your contract
Edw. M.)Stout, Realtor OR _3-1502-
CHILDREN Call OR |
TER-
P FUR D.
SOMEWHERE Lo UR NIRRED.
. STATE IN LETTER |
on small acre.
See ieee
2 or 3 bedroom
elopatbideakankes
Wah Fete, wer hems fora bg acre
main highwe
sun JZ. A. Taylor Realtor.
CASH ~ IN
24 HOURS
baggy ve ~ tC “chew CoM.
erty within ry ers. "Pes.
fer es are priced
Edw. M'Stout, Realtor
wis Open Eves. "til yt —_
- "THERE IS NO
DOUBT NOW!
LISTINGS WANTED WAITING LET
ts SH Y¥ NOW TO
GET CASH YOUR
TY. BUY
SMALL EQUITIES.
nogslie R. Middleton
0 BUY OR cL rsoually buy your prop-
~ TO BUY, TO SELL
ONLY STATEWIDE
Rent Apts. Furnished 33
3 ROOMS. PVT CLOSE IN. FE
5-4632.
ROOM Fr PRIV.
J en's & entr. Everythin g fare ist
floor, Perfect for cou- ple! Refer, 2470 Dini ie ey. %
mi. N. of Telegraph. Rd. FE
2183.
7 ROOM APT. NEAR TOWN,
children welcome. FE 5-3414.
3 RM. FURN. APT LAUNDRY
_facilities available. FE 2-7726.
@ ROOMS & BATH, PRIVATE EN-
__trance, call after 5:00, FE 4-675.
4 RMS. UPPER, LIG & HEAT $80. "heh
STATEWIDE D. CHARL REALTOR
[mnt 8. Telegraph = _ FE ¢0521
|BUY, SELL OR TRADE | | Tt will
oes Oe We of iraaing. your fa:
incomes, business sparfunities
182 ~=W. Huron Phone FE 4-1557
SOLD If on
Humphries salen FE #7114 Eves
sitple ona Service
Rent Apts. Furnished 33
1 tag ROOM LS parvare
iM. 4 R L ADULT. #10 $e 204%
63 .N. Pere ioe
nished, tiled ‘ear-around
Inkefrsat ‘apie 6618 Pontiss Lake
UB or
fi bac
ROOM & KITCHEN, entrance, washing, 1 adult. it
__ 30663.
2 CLEAN ROOM: ROOMS GROUND
Shower Avia hot Sutet kee water as
refrig. Good jean Man or work-
24406
7 RM RMS. earn RA LARGE FRONT e town.
$13.50, 9 Willard a. ee 2 Vay 78 ONLY. #1 AU- e.
2 poet 2 PRIVATE ENT. & BATH,
F}
“only. FE erie.
2 ROOMS ON PONTIAC LAKE. _Gas heat. Are. Feb. 3. OR 3-5202.
2 Larcr LL D
5 Some, FE ise.
ROOM N,
* rivate bath & entrance. 164 W.
ry pot & ag te PARTLY PORN, of ca or eee Close
oy & hea’
te. Sitar "Fe ‘Case 7 . 5S RMS. | APT NO CHIL-
dren oD tg is. 1390 8. Parke. FE-
_ 46458
A A PIRST } a7 LOOR APT. 3} LARGE
— furn, with break-
fast nook. lata facilities, —
St. at Couple’ on ay Po por nepvotntment
[ELO! ae oa Si — rivate bath & entrance,
N. e¢ for 2 or 3 quiet men,
_very nice. eats
‘ JRN. 2 ris preferred, Ne wun
‘nee AN MODERN APT. PRIV.
ie a Chambertain
CLEA.N KITCHENETTE APTS.
furn. OR 3-7700.
APARTMENTS.
Pine St
CLEAN 2
References. 06
CLEAN, Pontiac
Call Ce ne SeRGiENCy
your real ‘$15 per cali incl. heat,
lig eon Saino sortrpantios PRIV TH & BN- om te FE
3 AMS. OTH. PURE, WELL PUR-| fwoen ¢ a 6. Aner 6. MA Wiles. __Sfter 4:30 p.m. 16 Pinegrove. | 4 ROOMS PARTLY FURNISHED 3'RM. FURN APT PRIV. BATH | FE 4-1667. ;
7 Clart 4 ROOMS ny k BATH UPPER, PVT. 3 ROOMS LF BA OT WATER ry e oe “OR oe, me Ne eth ead 6 RMS. AND, BATH GOOD LOCA-
_peese., _tion. FE 4-
} ROOMS & BATH. CLEAN, MoD. |° | Ms. AN AND “BAT aTA STATE ST. ern, roomy, auto, heat,” couple} FE 56-1400.
-oaly. PE. $4033. 5 ROOMS & BATH IN PONTIAC. 3 ROOMS AND ‘yt, Electricity & heat furn. MY
1 Stow ate =.
r) Th : “ C AND BATH, UPPER oe, tushess Se we Ci fire: ¢, in’ 4 family
women prefe: afte brick Near downtown, =
MTs ay Rh Sony month, Call Realtor Part
3 NEAR -OINTIAC MO- ee * tor. 0 vate. entrance a | © RMS. LOWER, CLOSE TO Down
beth, Bverything furn, 22 Auburp. | town. rear 5 RM. ome GAS HEAT. NEAR ‘yy Rooua PA PARTLY PORN. RN. PRI-| schools & bus. 1 child Ped ance
$30 mo. 2461 Au-| FE 2-2828_
con Ave. rE 2-7568. : 6 RM. FLAT UPPER. ON NEW-
T RM_&° BATH. NICE CLEAN | _>erry. FE 5-4429. ig - = only, Oall sc APT, iST FLOOR. EXC
Lidl Euclid. Close “Le Heat furnished. FE st Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 4. RMS. AND BATH. DOWNSTAIRS. Gas. heat, all util furn.. Walking
distance town 8 be- |
6 Rus SECOND FLOOR _in. PE 2-6662 or FE 2-174.
A BRICK APT 1 & 2 BEDROOMS.
drier
_bet_ 14 & 15 Mile “Rd.
APT. ON ars, e LE. AVE. 3
ROOMS & BA CHILDREN
, ny A WEEK. IN- ae
QUIRE K HE: tide 102
E. HURON ‘ST
BEDROOM, eee 2
kitchen & kitchenette. Full bath.
1100 Crescent Lake Rd
BRAND NEW | Balmer Street,
Orehard L
Pontiac's finest new avartments,
ere ready for occunency.
AIR CONDITIONED
e. SaavOLs 3 pDRM ir
"| UNFURNISHED _ TTT ws “FOR 8-0003.
Rent gs Unfurn, 36
Ast Waa ‘3 is F =
_THE PONTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY. FEBRUARY A 1057 Pie bo ae”
{Real Enate 324 |SUICe OF HAM io. = Rent Houses Furnished 35 For Rent Miscellaneous 42) af For Sale Houses 43
pee : — — LOTUS LAKE. wa 300. AMP, GASOLINE | ‘MULTIPLE Listino | SERVICE
we EXAUE, Realtor : cat ete ot | red te {SACHIRICE. > duron. OA #3339, PE 2-142 NEAT 3 RMS" AND BATH. COU- ae ee A mag iy ag ig + neo _ple ves. storms and screens, scaped tO. Pontiac LAKE. ¥ ROOM HOME| * ' ie 2: ets lot, $1,500 down, $47 month,
HAVE CLIENTS FOR SALI, HOUSES FOR RENT-20. "Gant to mortgage, Jenn’ c relies: ak heat, chi Et tas. | OWNER SAYS SELL
84, , to lease oF pur- } is see, Bits "aad tae sti tVAN AR E Rost] § S"pedtoom tel Barement 2ear| ‘ ALL HOUSE pn 4 sate convenience for busy
ioe, Wear se ee ae gee | te room San Syives _ FE
“OPEN*SUN,, FEB. 10
aes! 2° summit off Oskiand
PL. W, DINNAN
jock
$75.
$ RM. House. ADULTS. ¢ CALL
_between 5 & 7. PE 5-6055
8 BEDROOM HOME AT 25
STOWELL a CALL J. A.
TAYLOR, PE 42544
§ RM.
come,
diate poss Clo%o
_700 Auburn Ave.
f. FULL -BASE- § ROOM HOUSE,
ment, stoker heat, automatic hot
ae ‘b181 Dixie Highway
RM. HOUSE. OI, HEAT,
_Murphy. FE 2-3552.
ALL new i _ NEAR sT
i ic FE
> Senge tue bath, Hving room &
conbination. Kitchen
akaity rs $100 per mo.
J. 7. -Hille—Realtor, FE ——. 1
. Adults. rage, of] heat
from bus Close in
_FE 20423.
ova cabanas WEL-
acres —— Imme-
to city. Apply
¢ vi
Cau
5-618 en RANCH 2
car garage Ideal executive.
Owner. ublic 32-1348, oe
BRICK. 4 RMS AND BATH. BAsF-
— & gas heat. Inquire 65
Blvd, N. after 6 week days
An day Sat. &,Sun
FOR RENT OR SALE _ FE 42647
_ HOUSES—APART-
~ BEDRM. ior arb
Children. $65. Near John
. Inquire 6700 Fok 4
0-1043.
NEW 6 ROOM, 2 BEDROOM, | _bath, cak fioors, EM 34670.
8AM WARWICK HAS 3 BDRM.
house for lease ip Sylvan Villuge
for $130 mon Also 2 bdrm _ at $100 month Reedy March Tet,
E 4-5000.
SMALL COTTAGE eS, RENT,
partly furnished FE 6-027
_tent, PE
W SIDE BRICK,.¢ 8MS. 1',
baths, basement, oe tan Near
_ General Hospita). FE : ee
TER. WEST SIDE 5 RM. BRICK
race, $75 monthly. OR ane aft-
er 6. m, aoe.
kitcben fans master ant
remlc tlle bathrooms, beautiful
kitchens, Balcony butlding,
neve entrances
DULTS Oil
80 THAT WE CAN FILL THE
APARTMENTS IMMEDIATELY —
For Rent Rooms 37 BALL LL a ae
ALL GIRL RESIDENCE, VACAN-
_c¢y. Inquire 547 W
AT BUS STOP. NICE PLAC? BUS STOP. NICE PLACE TO | live — let ua roa it! PE $-1332. | Huren
Sfamy cnt oceans FEderal 86918
LARGE 3 ROOMS & BATH ONLY
bh from Sears
ell utilities furn,
Call at 288 N. Perry
LOVELY pi ROOM APART-
ment on James K, includin & Roebuck,
$15 weekly.
taker duties, . Write Pon- ear's lease at $115 pe
Choo e yauilen api FE Dine month, Ad :e ty, ROE TRAILER APT. FE 32-1716, FE 42533
Maher a.
LARGE ROOM APTS. CHIL
Cattiiea | aren eens $20 a week. ad NEAR 5 Hotlow Motel, 3400 _Dixi PONTIAC GENERAL HOSPITAL ap- tARGE LOVELY 4& ATH FIRE 4 rom ane bath upper
5 2 apartmen ange and -
fase, Senn tos Pa OR 3-1943. frigerator furnished *5 ‘8.
NEAR ELIZAB Johneca rooms & bath, private ent. every- |
thig — furnished. e- | NICE DOWNSTAIRS | APT _ STOVE, |
come. $20 a week _retrig. & all util, fur. OR 3-7466
NEAR FISHERS, FOR MEN, 1 & "TA
3 — clean a 4 REN aE
vate entrance. 58-0526. NI
rtland Bt. *
Rental—Henderson at. aa room bath,
furnish oa Apt — "and water
furnished.
John K. Irwin
SMALL PLEASANT FURNISHED
APT. FOR 2. LIGHTS AND GAS
FOR COOKING. PRIVATE EN-
TRANCE, WASHING FACILI-
THES. NEAR BUS LINE. PED.
ERAL 45382.
SMALL AP APT. Gi D FLOO
priv. bath & nateenen:
470 Oak-
utter shire adults.
ait _ oe FURNISHED APT.
Suitable for working man or cou-
_bie. Private ent. 22-7148.
WEST SIDE. NEWLY FURNISHED
......| room apt. $100 — mo. can be-
a RMS. ~ PURN. APT. 27 ME- tween 5 & 8 p.m. FE 4-1559.
€
13 ROOMS. KITCHEN § BED. pep. Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 _|_Child welcome. 4 N PA
3 7 ROOM FOR COUPLE OR SIN. | 1 | BEDROOM Y PUR- __gle perosn 82 od neh tiled bath, | ARTLY PUR:
Fe Ra serereclcas . . eM.
_farn. FE b-s002) male 7 R |? CLEAN LARGE ROOMS, Pri-| M-24. No dogs. $60 per mo. FE _vate entrance 98 E. Howard. © | _*7581_or __ 7&3 ROOMY AL CABINS | 2 & 3 RM. APTS HEAT & HOT
Kitchgn factities., Utiities tnctad: |" ysggy TS $6208: after @. FE Wy 20111, 468 8. Broaaway, | —*-6880. Lake Orion. ? BEDRM. LAKEFRONT A a¥r.
2 Bes REWLY DECORATED, oe 9901 “pe mews. MA = 1183.
quired ta 2 STOVE.
7 ROOMB PRIVA IVATE BATH & EN. _ Auburn vaburn Heights. rE #3550. __. erance Ist adults 3 OR ATH, PRI- |
_Cass. vate entrance, utilities furnished,
? RMS. FURN a7. COUPLE ay e adults only
downtown Pontiac
pf month. Cal Realtor Part
a 4-358,
2H 8B. rit 4 welcome,
un 7 NM. Sadina, O Po PE ees
}
. 2 miles
'SLEEPING ROOM.” NEAR TEL.
| FE 46866 ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR LADY.
West side rr 5-8633 for appoint-
ment,
BUs STOP COOK & LAUNDRY.
W. Huron. Reas. FE 2-0056.
CLEAN WARM ROOM. sot DER
or ig prefered W. Huron bus., F®- |.
CLEAN SLEEPINO ROOMS, MEN.
304 Orchard Lake Ave
GLEAN ROOM wae MAN, NEAR Post Office. 4-0768.
Gacrontiaean 4 SLEEPING RM.
_Call afte 4:00, FE
PORN | Lic LIGHT ESUERERING
3300
Elis Lake Rd. No ehitl-
one
NEWLY Ly pealae oe
rooms, a
5-6907. 805 St. Cis ae
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME WITH
_sarage. FE 6-1
ROOM: is FOR aa 2 BLOCKS from Sears FE §-6087.
16 N. JOHN- SLEEPING ROOMS
rE 4 p.m. or son, 5-242 after
ail day Sat. & Sun
SLEEPING ROOMS WITH HOME
privileges for professional or
Attractive new duplex type units. oe men, close to General
rE
ae W. Huron FE 42577
a BEDRMS walLED te MoD.| 3 BEDRM. #0 DOWN Close to city Reasonable MA @ rms.. bath, full basement. “2
42203, _ acres of land near Ortonville
3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. | [ull price 14.000: oF, mene
> BUY. TO SELE, LTOR eucece HOUSE W. SIDE. e Partridge is ihe _“ptrd”” to to 1.23378 soe 8 Pee meee eee 8 6 RM HOUSE 100 YEAR aD.
31 BEDROOM. CODERS. large beam construction, pine
Webster School paneling must be moved or dis-
ole manteléd. Make an offer. OL
3 BEDRM W. a - SORTA | __*1736
children velenmne. Lk. EAST SIDE, § ROOMS, STORY & 32839. \y. PE 28146
3 RMS. “PARTLY MODERN. REA. | By OWNER. NEW | 2? BEDROOM sonable. Partly furn. Near Pon-| frame home, nearly completed
tac weitere Call FE 44635; but livable. Extra big ving room after 6 ape k fleors, tile bath,
; , Welter her, a bo ON ies ar RD. e ewell vilee Agape ge nd
i : ¥
& ma = mes OF 1 BOO: | Yon. A steal at $7,060 with $500 Cael 188 w ais. Pontiac. — Phone MA 65-5608 or OR
aos $1,200 DOWN MOV TO o ROOM TERRACE. BATH, Ga $1,200 DOWN MOVES "YOU ante my
St
OAKLAND LAKE
Here is an extra good buy
in an-unfizished home 3
bedrooms — full base-
ment, well ns, Wiring,
and Timkene ot furnace
Only 8685 down
F. C. Wood Co. REALTOR
te After 7 ‘00 Ol 3-449
Corner Williams "Lake Road & Mie
KNUDSEN i el
West Suburban
5 rm. and bath home with
Oak floors, plastered walls
and cel: ‘ings, Aluminum
storms, sereens and doors
Cedar Shakes exterior,
cellent kitchen and bath,
adequate closets, and fo
warm air heat,
Price, apg |
is only ome is prac-
negr=d new and possession
s immediate
WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR
510 Pontis« State Bank Bidg.
FE 44516 Eves, __ Call FR 32-3285
SEMINOLE HILLS
Webster achool district 6 room
home eee are 4 bedrooms,
bath =. f h
room with fireplace, atéach
cases full basement. Play- ni
or children over garage
Ccnpatshancns only.
OAKLAND AVE.
This is an extremely clean &
neat home.
& do wh, "nc nice
bedrms. & full bath Hed Bi
full basement, gas heat. §
car garage. Terms available,
John K. Irwin REALTOR
gine
ny Sabre Saree
Phone FE 56-0447 mee TF M15
INDIAN VILLAGE
eee this peat 6 rm. Wall-to-wali
‘ting, eg —— furnace.
Gera e. $10,
MACE DAY GARDE INS
— Cape Cod. § rms. Large liv-
ing room. fireplace, of] furnace
bf he Loe Near Williams Lx,
“PONTIAC REALTY 137 Baldwin _FE 5.6978
4-BEDRM- SUBURBAN
7 rooms & bath, fireplace. carpeted,
newly decorated. Storms, screens.
2% bar cone py of, fernsee, , marge sca
‘Jot. Chicken house, circle ative,
Sy soneelt anaes wrapes. 'y block
Be. a eal rE "shai ‘es, $15,750, terms
MULTIPLE LIsTINo SERVICE
ONE
WALTON HEIGHTS MAN-
OR -3 bedroom, 1 story with
an extra large ‘titty room a |
Ressenable rent. Located tn Pon- mages Hed before 2 p.m. Very modern kitchen, tle
eae on Boot Miva” ned Perry SLEEPING” Room. PvT. ENTR., cele’ aad Ges a at FE 4-7833 | _men. 174 Sta 67 x 138 landscaped Com- SEVERA AVAILABLE FOR | 8MaLL & a ROOM. iM. AUTO. bination ip Gagptrd post lamp
wy hme Decaf oeupaney | ranging Dias heat -& water FE 4-2780. in price,
RE from to ® month WOMAN = ALL PRIVATE. weet SUBURBAN — oa
Two ROOMS Fook al SIDE. STOVE WARM, COMPORTAB ROOM “34. e bays. Bulk ta @ neat, attractive }-bed-
te. bath, Utilities. FE 8-1836 _for gentleman, quiet. 4-5040. room modern bunaglow with
ONTH.
CARETAKER
a OR NE
. HEMPSTEAD, 10 E. The:
. PE +6284.
WILLIAMS 8T 3 & BATH
All utilities furnished. $65 9
Btate St. 2 - bath. All uttli- ties r heresoned $58
Close-in mo
2 & bath Heat &
water. $50 mo
Nichole & wa "ESI, co, 33
Huron FE 5-813 Open
siamo,
WEST SIDE UPPER. «¢ RMS. 2 ,bedrms, tile bath, heat, lights & |
garage furn. Laundry facilities.
Adul FE 2-2403,
wees RET, hr SEMINgrE” cht Fe e-isse on
Rent Houses Furnished 35 |
1 BEDROOM Peo abiap DELUXE.
kitchenette _ e house |
achelors
or Week of (| To Feapousible
paradis
__month vn $2706.
3 ROOMS AND BATH
PE, 40177
J ROOMS, BATH. ~ WICELY FUR-
nished, private, washing facilities |
E. of Auburn Hats. '4
mile 8 ate 3330 Crooks | Rd. \
20x20 3 RMS IN PONTIAC CITY |
mits. $35 _— Children wel- |
Fr 49078 ¥.
come
3 ROOM tae Also, 2 LARGE
Toom apt.. bath, suto-
matic hot Cede ap heat, fur-
nished, pee, © 2. Welcome... $17
id { PARTLY furn _ Adults. FE 5-3
«RMB. PORN COMPLETE A AUTO DESE &- oe i we aoe pxeemoey
ny pe Ei
2646 Lansdowne. Williams Lake.
_LI 2-1658.
4 ROOM & BATH. FURN. pl, GHILD c 1s R PE 2-65
qa Shenae -
| Angeles ‘Heights "OR OME, CARE oP Peek sPLee FR an.
«RM. HOUSE ON JOSLYN. _ CALL |OP FICE SPA RENT. _FE 2-003 between 8 & 3. Main fee, A840 Dial ay Ee: é Paee FURNISHED ‘HOUSE, FE UNLIMITED 61 OFFICE OR CLINT.
- | S033 PONTIAC CARE” —“Wrar comes et yeaeaerats 60 oa | Crescent Lake Rd. Phe mod-| Ample | remem By co a & ern home. S. ae th. : Before ‘a poe waRTRUM me ssse | ake 34223. Ask {6- Mr Chapin. : Ww AVEN NUE OFFICE.
1088 {PRAIRIE iSCHOONER FOR _ 3900 Elivabeth Lk, Ra ROOM: &
u” GENTRAL LOCATION AVAILABLE . io Ke Harbor.
WEST SIDE. LARGE SLEEPING
room, private entrance, 2 or
_Fitmaveth Lake Ra a ”
Rooms With Board __38
CLEAN HOME GOOD MEALS. FE
2-2638.
ROOM & BOARD FOR 2? BUDDIES.
Close to town & bus. Exc. food &
lunches. $16 wk. 26887,
BOARD IN PRIVATE
home. clese to Fisher's & Pon-
tiac Plant. F™ 68-8100
VERY CLEAN HOME STYLE meals. 14 Matthews FE 5-377.
‘Convalescent Homes 38A PIT
BLOOMFIELD HOSPITAL. 2100
Woodward now has beds avall-
able in the convalescent ‘section.
™ hr oursing care with reg.
nurse tn charge. Reasonabie rates
PE 41528
LARGE ROOM IN NURSES HOME for any type of patient 1 :
39 LPL Hotel Rooms was
HOTEL AUBURIN br Day or Week
room apartments.
refrigeration nit.
FE, 2-0266
|HURON. HOTEL. CLEAN. MOD- ern rooms. By dev or week 45 ooking
we Auburn FE |. ak floors,
tile bath
# borhood, with lake privi-
leges on-one of our better
lakes. Can be sold to GI
for only a
O11
auto, beat gasinator, auto.
Only $14,050
IT 18 WITH PARDONABLE
PRIDE that we offer this
master eeroem is 16°8x10'8.
Modern kitchen and-ceramic
tile been Sten & dry is the
ee basement, gas AC
eat Garage too! Exquisite
decorations that should
lease "fem discriminating
juyers. Landseaped jot and
a —_ west side loce-
tion, Bee, it today,
West Huron Bt. G PE 2-8266
wer tee TORY we : nens ;
_Weekly. OR 37
- Rent Stores 40. |
FOR RENT. TWO MORLY | DECO.
rated stores in Drayton Plains on
Dixie Highway, near shopping
center. Two bedroom apartment
edjoinin Cail EM 3-9100 or MA
_5-1144 after 8 p.m
4
ri
__Rent ¢ Office Space
& CHAIR, SHOW WINDOW.
Large parking area. Busy inter-
sect =. Low reat. et Dizie Hwy.
at Tel. Rd. EM 3-335:
DESIRABLE jaa ‘SPACE
avatiable at city bali in the cen
ter of business district, Kee
Harbor Modern, Newiy decorat
ARD
Main tone. Tées: location for doc- |
‘ie ected”
3 iv ac repre
Sed de deh yard. Pontiac
Good arkin
facilities, * " .
LOVELAND He £8 Lake R4, fog oe 41061
RAY O'NELL, Realtor
262 8 Telegraph o
_FE yi100 Re OR
BRICK LAKEFRONT *
16 acre, fal) landscaped
site = fh lek a
38° living room, superb | “
activities room, attached 2
car brick garage. Enjoy
ee and summer water
s fright et your door.
leed at $45,000.
BIG_ ENOUGH
For Lapmeelo- aig living
small enough fit your
full basement gas heat, 1'4
car F garage Priced at only
4 BEDROOM
| BRICK COLONL \ .
2 west side Tote 16
rooms, 9 dens large living
room With natural fireplace
dining room, breakfast room, kitchen. Scar at
tached garage.
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor tt Huron Street
rc 66161 or FE 41306 >
¥ ‘CHOICE BLDG. SITES
ond ane aes A
DRAYTON
Close iy in Suitable . for
ent neighborhood of
Biai Ity Geor e air Rea Y an
PLAINS After 6. OR 3-1708 .
"B | D i
Suburban 2-Bedrm. Clean, neat bungalow, all on one
floor, lake privileges on Crescent
Lake Long jasting asbestos shin-
gie exterior, gas hot
water storms and screens, shade
trees, 602120 lot. Priced at $8,600,
-terma,
Near St. Benedict's
One & one-half stor
_ 2 bedrooms and fu
large unfinished ‘upstairs,
basement,
water, storms,
Offered at $12,960
NICHOLIE FE §-1201
EM) 34200
bath down,
full
«a car garage.
Realtor
4 Mt. Clemens
Eve Mrs. Dolan
GILES Low Down Payment ~ On this 6 room, 3 room
-of Pontiac All
full basement,
2 car garage. Located on «
well landscaped acre of
land Call for further =
mation.
One Mile West
Just outside the ety, thie 2
bedroom home Lerwry on a
‘arge corner lot |
buy at $6,095 with é
terms. «
v
North Side
A nice 2 bedroom home 5&
rooms era sun poreh. Just
‘y block from city bus and
stores. Acroag street
from a
$7,380 wi!
GILES REALTY CO.
02 WEST HURON ST FE 5-6175 OPEN 6-0 a ee
KENT. Established im 1016
WINTER WINDS — Will have no
effect on this all insulated ranch e
school. Only
easy terms.
9-9
=e home eted living room, 2
nice bedrooms, lovely pecee
kitchen Basement, new
rage, of! furnace, knotty cles
breezeway are fenced yard.
$11,050, terms
h side home. 6 & bath down,
ely floogs, painted walls, 2 large
bedrooms . Good full bese-
_ ment, laundry trays, of) fur-
nace, 2% lots, 1% car garage.
$11,960—$1.960 down
DON'T MI86 This vacant rent
beater. 1 acre and an all in-
sulated 5 room bungalow k
floors, full bath, of] =F See it
now. Only $5.950—-$050 d own,
Please read our weekly special
on page 53 of this paper
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 2200 Dixie 1 gf BOL at Paro oe
FE 2-012
AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING
Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES
ee ecroon PARK
and frame
es 1 basement, gas
eat, try car garage, pew car-
pees in living room and ¢din-
ne, — area, et and one
Low onthly -pay- pape me inetoding (anes and in-
surance. Be sute to see this
one. \
LAKE FRONT
5 room ranch home. Nice Gees carpeted living room, with at-
ell, modern kitchen, 2 comfort-
jock. auto
Teriso. Substantial down pay-
men
NORTH sIDE
An ideal home for retired cou-
le On paved street, ‘2 block to
us line.. Convenient to stores
, Attractive gmail house with at-
tractive smell house with
ment. Expandable Saie.
Evenings after 6 call Mr. Lease FE 1178.
JOHNSON, Realtor
1704S. Telegraph Rd,
___ FE 42533
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Sylvan Lake Frontage
| colar thar home with 89
foot front ge on take Liv-
ing reom ‘has picture win-
dow arerieanin a wonderful
view of lake ttacheéd two-
= ase terine A real bargain
‘Riveria Street "t be sorry you missed
home at only $2,500
Attractive
ith good
eee
Off Elizabeth Lake
West Side
in
Wg a
| West Suburban Three bedroom tome with
ear port La ‘ot. Buflt
bol vibe pads
crates | taxes and insurance.
GAYTORD 136 B, Pike St Eves,
FE “posse home with |
gaa heat ands gag hot}
trees. 2 bedrooms, bath. car-
peted living room, vinviite floor
in kitchen. Gas heat full base- | wane " BEDROOMS —*Well built
tractive fireplace. Large dining |.
large fenced back yard with | -
|
custom Palle ‘hom
1062 Ww. eee ©: we 5.00 son mS _D. RIL _ RILEY, 2 tase,
B | A SEWARD STREET
ion Pull "pull Prices ‘too. vaeg
2 $9,500 PAULIN E
Form modern. hy g — : Se can moran 7, - sed as bas « +B ¢ nononae | Fun price:
dnl A= ‘nardwood floors, Puli AUGUSTA
new garage. “Close to sc
hessodabie Gove parmset "| Bul’ prce: sin SeGE0 dows, SCOTT LAKE RD.
Cast tale “od Sa Full price i 013,008,
REALTOR
HAS FINE BASEMENT 8O MUCH VALUE ip this brick, almost new , that m “8 saxioue you see it
dent “Lot
‘ile bath Marbie Sills
Aluminum Storms, Sereens
Motes edge of ¢ An out
standing buy at $1 terms!
[; $930 DOWN
Attractiv: " 32 i shingle” ” e 26x. bedroom _" , for
plaster coat wiring in. Picture
window.,. Utiiny roo
north side new neere | location. Lot ~
40x120, sewer and water in street,
$4,060, full price.
Nr. Isaac : Crary School aS. ft, lot—large wide oa,
Fase fy meat! ot
FE 2-0474 Realtor rE t
63 N. Telegrapn pag
____ Multiple __Listing — Service
DORRIS ‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
ometiete aa Pah this Owner acted
home for convenience Yr.
ebility Situated on acre | land
Page, otstanding anpuntmea S ae o a ‘am
chide fireplace. large thane age rooms ‘roushee. “— SG
streamlined kitchen, jovely bath,
Boat) paneled wun Foom an and r macy 7 * ™
other sell appoint,
ed on recom ed road
ROOMING HOUSE $11,975
SALE OR TRADE
dandy basement, a money maker.
Priced for immediate sale. -
3 BEDR eee E cH HOM®
y 2 years
one Sim ac oder strea screens, tile Fo ern *
lined kitchea jot of home for the price
EAST SIDE BUNGALOW
SALE OR TRADE $8,975
A good modern five room
low plus be in ex
pans + one. nee sereened Le
goes —— gas heat and aaty car ‘garage. A ened
INCOME BUNGA
SALE OR i vsangee | $10,073 Excellent condition
tiful kitchen, lovely living roo’
aluminum storms and
70x200. Seeing ts bellevin
WE BUY SELL & TRADE
DORRIS & SON REALTORS
182 W. Huron Pe wy 41587
SPECIAL Located 4% miles west of Pontiac.
Coty 4 room with water, stool & .
septic Breezeway w with 1\4 car
attached garage, 1 acre of level
— Only $750 down: $58 per i)
KEEGO HARBOR 4 large rooms and full tiled bath,
cane! pitaainy tt ith sun
porch, all fence —
gsrage. Only $050 d As eee
Leslie R. Middleton BROKER FE 9-6903 FE 7-00986
No Down Payment
Will build = your f a
clear lot 2 and .
starter mes art
basement and rough» aie
or build on our wis
small down Leet toy F.
woop co
OR 3-1235 OR 3.7038 -
_Corner | Wiliams Lake Ra. d. & M58 M59
$850 DOWN / BEDROOM C E MENT -
BLOCK HOME.
te on LAKE. OIL A a gly
FOOT ce ioe FEN Quick POSSESSION.
R. J. VALUFT, Realtor
345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-0893
_ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _
CLARK - $759 DOWN $6,450 FULI
HURON GARDENS This Tre
room home has g 20-foot iviog
. combined Jongg and din-
ing area. Stool only, tub is not
=< up. Utility = attached
reezeway an arage.
Coal heat. Dow's let ce we ‘price foci
you
RANCH.
size bed-
living room, very
modern kitehen, bath with shower,
large utility
plastered walls. full- gas heat, storms and screens,
ft.. fromt ar
ite, Pav ‘street. Very
t. Priced at $14,000 with
i } CLARK K REAL , ESTATE
te a cra oa" cENNEDY.
Humphries -
New furnace, “
5
*
Rite a 708 “Buy Thru Partridge
eA Thru Partridge
aoa te basement, a
g owe, own wih the river as
% acre lot.
$8,750; ye
WE TRADE
THELMA M. ELWOOD ; REALTOR
Cass-Elizabeth
PE 5-126 — FE 43844
Be
ROSE. McLARTY, Bkr.
FE 22162 or FE 53578, AND SMA . MALL. |
IN-
- Partridge : i THE “BIRD” TO SEE
LAKEFRONT
3-BEDRM. e For Sale Houses 48
4 Bedrms. $1,500 Dn. COLBERRY +
PARK: a
-
Tere
Daily & atnday 2 to § pa L pe, a RANCH
R shude thodee R
{ ote, GARAGE AND a ATT. ce. * Sew.
ER. LACKTOP
RO g LOOMFTELD &
bedroom cedar shake rapech |
75 = 200 and ali
fenced 1's car garage, -Price
oiz.pne terms 7
This home is in meaty: er. | fect comin inside and ous
rooms ane bath ats
bedrooms up.
nicely decoral
car garage. $10! 5
bay Sh sana up. Lots of closets.
$2,500 down,
H.: W. Bigelow
594'W. Huron St. at Dwight st.
Office PE 5-5492 Res. $ r BIRMINGHAM BRICK AND
TAXES. GRADE: yl irrame ranch 2 bedrms., base- eee ee | ear ment activit ro. 4 per cent GI , ‘ BUILDER HAS BUILT 700 | aaeer bo of ee. $13,900,
A |OMES. JUST > “OUR 9UR HIT CARRE BLOCKS FROM COR. | “TRUE LOVE” OF WOODWARD AND * Th’ our es Fang tid, ae QUART LAKE ROAD.
~~ "Take front a geal 4
STBANANA BOAT” (REITER aoe | PALL SSBSA SY . te eleva’ view o' “
ANANA BOA jake ‘sharp. and low — 3 BWDROOM HOME Restate et tetsee eT som WE ath obtained wlvapd sting Case Wake Atracive 2) iasty Shas’ dame fen | $670 DOWN TO VETS ; ith . ‘ 3 Costs -- Also Conventional
room. Has won cal value, ao Terms—Paved Streets—Lote 15 x
Gr paieen, cown, riby rea oD icea a leer. 160. New Subdivision.
Won't ie = it you lve Sylvan Village Brick - Fen wate sone cree ; a eres etal, Newer center hall plan | % MILE TO MODEL,
: let with outside gri| Set", “eae geraps und full tte Rilsepeth “Lhe 418.000 barement, eo ir (and taste re sae Building Corp. : ecor e ‘e é
- “GREEN DOOR” ay fireplace. io neadr Shaded | "= " ;
- Well, it's really: turquoise, a par Gls 3 : and sand beach. Truly au
Bile sue me free sieht) SS ata into sar covmnen |e Stews. Sing re. 8 mas ; | << es
- ter BR. carpeted. eriso| Drayton Woods ONLY 2° LEFT a. Isane Crary ar. mae sid 0. Here is a home thet you will $10 .
almost want on sight Newer 3
HOLDS NEW
+-BEDROOM HOME
“NOTHING DOWN
COSTS ONLY
MONTHLY -aiManre :
MODEL, OPEN 1:30-6 PM.
DIRECTLY BEHIND iE 8
SEPH OSPITAL. 111 TARE. MOOR BLVD. AT BONDALE.
‘ WESTOWN
REALTY CO. -
| Suburban Beauty
With Two Fireplaces
CEDAR SHAKES $9,973)
132 We Waren "Phone PE eis9t WE BUILD
BRICKS $10,975 *
an [oo Gne nye oS
4 Ae ous
in dete. ia. ke coma
po ee oe} n Oakland County, Call for an ap-
A eee BUY. SELL & TRADE
ANTIQUE
BRICK
RANCH STARTER HOMES
do — po ———
= we poraet. tet me show’ you
Atilford Mettuat 44755 a a ye 34783
homes in exe. |4¢ Bi BRICK. i%,
Seis oe eves foe | Sema tucet rt corto Pisce at Nea 2, apacous ea: | feaped, Lecled wring Mar Ha ‘With ‘ireplace cheery | Rd. Phone FE 2-6454
ay , immncunte Po N hi Tr
i Pull price fir be with ite, gasee ‘du. ot Ing Down
Seo te Sp Pea acer me Giroux-Franks | ii SciS5%, ast OENERAL REAL ESTATE Set McDeneld, OR
ORTO! . BED- ROOM INCOME ORVILLE MODERY «BED.
owner, 3 -—~e sot hn mtg vd 200 corn, rvey” "yee ke sts res 20687
ste heat, new gas - water
Sy ceed Templeton Se omen ae See oS DRAYTON PI.AINS opp tee SO Price reduced quick sale. 8
Ss ares living & dinin,
front pore of
at asa t00, fu sement, enclos
K L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. PE +4563 _After 6, FE 2-9602
~ DRAYTON PLAINS * Lovely § room bungalow, Located in an older section. Well
lished,
fee and stores. m
oak floors plastered mt
w
I ada's S, one 4286 Dixie ‘ies Drayton
OR 31231
~~ $1,000 DOWN An attractive 2 bedrm. home with
lovely room coal tear, Gas heat,
aluminum storms, fenced around
the rear eee a arage. That's
ONLY $2,000 DOWN ® steal! $75 ow = wnen| CEDAR ISLAND completed _ ago, at @ value| A nice three bedroom home with of 000, 3 bedroom quali-/| fireplace and « la corner jot. x ° it ~~ be purchased| 9 ie a = Metronet
' can rm vator : S may seymek of G3, be of closets. $12,800, terms.
Base geese. | H. W. Bigelow Antique brick Heatala fireplace lige Oo
eae ing | 49, .W., Huron st. at Dwignt st
room measures 11 x 12 with | Oftice $8492 = dutch door leading om rear .
= Teena — “ra IBIRMINGHAM
windows Geneva kitch- J MMUTER
“Afirective 3 bedroom bome| boards. | Built im Rotpoint even 2 bedroom ‘ome in oa 3 zi, Brus lazy susans, inlaid im. 18x excellent neiehbor is Tak neem kitehen. © dia| 21 family room with ote \e fears. vrai poration - gas pases beagment, oi}, bath. Ceramic tile b including heat fenced in yard, paved heat fmek a floor) has ay , glass street. Handy to achools, . e shower doors, 1! length plate transportation and stores
wa Hill on mirror. 14x16 master bed-| Full price $10,060 — easy Ottawa Hills with ceramic ‘tiled “vanity terms. Call
Excellent west side loc: a f iecaters: Large ieee siid~
Eigh. Vestibule, ving room Sister vestibule abd hall | . 3 rin ve ie
bs breakfast room, 000 Mt. Hawey perime- i ay Or
Kitchen. 2 Ped-| ter hot water automatic oil heat- yooms end beth first Meer.) ing plant—-#, output. INSURANCE 2 bedrooms up. New a Hardwood finer roughout, fully too AGakiend Ave. p Open, Eves. pace, 2 car ioum| plas ated. Combina-| FE 4-2544 ree Parking » screened cecuaea. We dene toe minum aigrms and and screens
Seeseenten. $14,950, als HA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
; . fy ;
‘ rf API TN Pioneer Highlands , Donelson Park Lupbtory brick. | 5 Yooms. Colonial home, : wn, stairway to
E has center E oored attic, = basement, Se Gots REAL ESTATE) Saat ha with , dinin: ‘enc ya an an
coe 1 «x . breakfa ave1 my rORS maine = [aida rots poe
room, and screened O | alg Only $12.95
— floor, 3 bed- OR 3/1223 Eves. MAple $1249, 7
and tie bath up./—— Mike and Ike
Hs a They look alike, and so do ‘i : most of the newly built
Z FOR BETTER BUYS homes today. However,
/OFF M-50 a real 3 bedroom this one year old, 3 - / Deauty with % acres. — down. room brick ranch home ts / iE 2 bedroom, 3 large located ip a custom built
immaculate home. Full price area where each nome has
> - its own Andividual look. One
BALDWIN take over GI. acte parcel, attached 2 car
payments. > vel &® month. 2 bed- goreey. full - weseme 3
OWNER TRANSFERRED Ciark-) dic instercd™ walls, and ston. 4 soy ey new brick, 2) Sankesea floors. We know
baths, large lot, $2500 down yow'll be pleased after in-
=e, Maple ne oom Eves
Arnold Real Estate — 2710 8. Telegraph Ré
FE 5-076 =
~ DRAYTON WOODS |
Piastered walls. Large living rm,
room. Full sized dining roan FE 5-5783 |
Spilt level bedroom with cor /
amic tile bath All oak floors
with brick fireplace. Large work.
shop. Paneled office. Recreatign |
Built by a master carpenter for
“his own home. Will sacrifice! for
$19, with cash down t an |
existing | ng pertenes. Shown by /
app’
MIDL AND@AVE. bee avenue with a shopg ng cen-
a new school | becom-
~ “lot.
eramic tile bath,
vith D stone “prep! - ‘pul it . stone fir u
kitchen ve
ear. ‘qerage ayd a basement
[er is Fi sg for e size
re
mfortable liv
Tme home. The “al insulated, also
—— ein _ aereens, Sorry 3
ash 19 Obaiating marty val a bi mortgage a
(Fg crest. Cali for apy
Bointment 16
Disea” imside and out —
iced for only $24,500
Srart Living
* In this immaculate 2 bed-
room home
ares.
complete with carpeting
full basement. auto of] heat
and recreation room The
landscaped oot has a i's
car garage Full orice $10,-
950, wita $2925 down. Pay-
ments $73 per month incind- |
ing taxes and ‘nsurance,
Better” call now.
| West Side Income
This 2-family income offers
a first floor apartment of 5
lever roo’ns with two bed-
rooms and
apartment has private en-
Sento and is rented for $80
r month. Conveniently lo-
cated. An endurin invest-
ment at only $14,500.
Cass Lakefront Newly remodeled extras
| pd Here are a few: 2
1 ceramic baths, sustom
nr e disposal. Pull | price
800 on easy — mt
waleceah no
Bateman
Kampsen
, REALTOR REALTORS FE 4.0528
on mg OP et, 10 to 8! an 8. Telegraph = Eves. & Sun.
¢ Pope location A steal |
I] price, With 62,600)
27
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“Don't forget! YU be the first one out of the office
ie = aie your own hat neck!”
__. For Sale Houses 43
70 SETTLE A 6-3 oom farm. apts. 19%, Wil- _lard. PE 56283 or MAple 6-721,
, Hurry, ¢ Only *$595 Dn. bedrooms, 2 old, Large
* uving room aon, Wility «&
bees bath. Carpeting, Solid side
va,
Leo Donigan Real Estate ‘
2333 Weodward, Berkley
8-4433
JERRY
TRADE
2? bdrm. ranch Bad home with |
full as furnance
home free & clear.
$1,000 DOWN
acre, located in Drayton. Oil
e ae for quick
tale. Only 88,750.
$1, 000 DOWN
home, located on North
Shey rail baths full besement, gas conversion, 1 car garage.
lst time offered, so hurry on
this one. Only $8,500. .
Jerry F. Adams BR
3172: W. Huron
4 ROOMS, BATH. UTILITY ROOM
Carport 44 acre jot. $650 down
FE 5-2048.
AT OTTER LAKE BEAUTIFUL 5 BEDROOM
at $31, $00--Terms. Tosteces
2 car garage. on «a large
150x180 ft.
SYLVAN REAT AY CO. 2383 Orchard Lake Ave FES-0418
$600 DOWN 3 bdrm. Lake Oakland Area, Laree
corner lot, Near stores & sc!
GI. RES
3 bdrm. brick trim, aluminum
Many" & screens Spacious rooms.
an a: Ready to move in.
down payment.
DUCK LAKE FRONT
‘List Now For Spring
HURON
VALLEY REALTY
OR 3-6681 — MU 45505
7766 M59 at Pontiac Lk
COMPLETELY MODERN 4 BED-
room home, living room has fire-
tie with heat-a-lator aoa |
nore Soom 78. full bath
it of] fi
~ nage Ny 2 fod gals ak
EDW ARD. ‘B. RE ITH = es Man
"HAYDEN" COOLEY seat RD. $400 down
3 bedroo: tool & lav. New
sink & cabot in kitchen.
Glassed tn front porch.
N. CASS. INCOME. 7? family. §
rooms & bath on Ist,
rooms lavatory,
&
$495 DOWN, A new 2 bedroo
home on your lot. Call for tater.
mation ay
OFF WALTON BLVD Toward
Rochester. Large modern brick
e on 'y acre lot. 5 rooms
plastered walls. Efficiency kitebs:
en with custom built cupboards.
Natural finish, Stairway to un-
finic-hed ettic with plumbing in
for 2nd. bath. Full basement, base
ray of! fired hot water heat. 1"
car earage. $15,950, Cash to
mortga~ :
OFF HATCHERY RD Immedi-
py Possession. 3° bedrooms
1 floor. Oi! furnace. Lot
: 200. Only $1500 iowh.
$800 DOWN 5 room home with
utility. Near Dodge Park
PLANNING TO RELOCATE???*
Before buying, inspect.our model
home at Lapeer s Kpmnaro's Sub-
division Forty minut¢ drive from
downtown Pontiac. Featurin
i basement
ventional financing aveilable on
for inform
3 bdrm. home, aluminum siding,
Year . 2 bdrm. home. large
screened & — windowed |
pent tose noe wake. 200 total | ~~
FE 56-4510.
t
1. CH. ‘VI DES \ ‘Realtor | |
8 E. Walton . gd ae
Open Eves _ Sun. fd to _
DOWN H
Immediate possession, 2 bed-
rooms large kitchen, basement,
$500 DOWN
Furnished home [n City Base-
ment, large lot. some fruit and
shade trees. paved street. posses-
sion 1 week
GI's $250 DOWN -
New 3 bedroom homes.” tile bath,
{arse kitchen with cupboards to
Wpare = basement, immediate
possession :
LAHSER ROAD
Brick ranch
room empaees aturst
yale ace, step saving itenene
ae disposal, attactied 2 car
rage, — lot. Call for ap
\ pomanae a Uving
way
*
ONE
r ea 3 bedroom brick, tile bath,
large living room, dining ell, car-
dra: nelude —
ment, large Call tod
Russell Yo Sing REALTOR-BUILDE 412 W. Huron EB 44525 om _ large lot. Need we say |
626} Andersenville
OR 3-1
4305 Dixte Hwy
. Open _Eves. 't
This pew 3 hae" sul oh features
frees. ste stove, oven & dish-
Rig rg iistures yon. Prices st $96,500,
werin E SEARTRAM 4392. ¢ Hwy.
3 bear. iB pow Pull basement.
Terms.
im: PW. DINNAN
“YOU'LL IRE
yates. & L,
*, nae ave d ot iot Priceshaot,
CRAWFORD A AGENCY 53% W Evenings MY. Pair or on
er,
hea luoreting income er ese
su je
~~ Foe eat entl ao Jo
r
For Sale le Houses 43
'NEW 3 BEDROOM, FULL BASE-
ment, Fg ge Sy heat, wate privi-
letes. 19,300, OR 3-4419
BY OWNER. BEDRMS, , 1%
, large tot, $2,400 down—pay-
taxes & ins. MA ry
ments §71 ine]
cones __
ROOMS. ry ~ BEDR Ooms.
. ae. full basement ~ heat, 2 car garage, 1 acre, ey
airport area, down
_By_Swner Call OR 23-5346.
IN PONTIAC. 3 bedroom bunga-|
low, large livin and dining |
rooms, kitchen 12x12, plastered |
walls, screened porch, new heat- |
ing system, new sump p in
basgment, aluminum storms and
screens. price only $8,550
with $1,000 down. Call now, EM
+4236.
“IN WATERFORD ifaheronga Prapand
top street. price $13,200 with
terms. .
BRAND NEW
Only $58 per month .tnclu
taxes ond Insurance Ra this
“bed: . Large it
an Jou onmner
Es ING. SER = Fee
"RED HORSE CORP. | $019 Cass-Elizabeth Rd. °FE 4-2252
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
3 RlAws prick '™% car gar. Im m . Im-.
ae poss Terms. Owner. FE
GOOD HOUSE. GOOD LOCATION.
Bargain. FE 2-1842.
SNE ET sa : : ‘| OFF WALTON BLYD.
Furnished, le
C wiv, aboUt BUNGALOW
Permanent awning. & well
cae
1. R. Hiltz a wee FE S018,
N ICHOLIE
Takes substantial down payment
bus on
va231 | Waning. ‘petro UN 36161
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
INCOMES
A VERY GOOD income for a
family. Consists of 6 rooms down
for owner and 2 apartments up
for rent. Has 4 baths, private en-
trances, auto, gas heat and auto,
hot water heater, Full basement
and 2 car garage. Purniture in
Lag
price $16,500 with “300° down
LOCATED near Drayton Plain:
é rooms down and 2
car are,
Full price sis 13.500 ‘with, $3,800 40.
George R. Irwin oo apt Poe Baldwin Ave.
FE 54-0101 FE 8-0595
ranch style hom
Tage, breezeway, * rut Casement!
2 large bedrooms, hardwood
floors. Full p $8,500 with
terms. EM 3-41
aN HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.
ms and bath 2 years oud
owne® transferred. $9,800
$1,500 down Call 34197.
A L&RGE SELECTION IN
EDROOM HOM
Lecti 1ON IN A WIDER AREA.
C. Schuett
1404 E Highland Ra. (M80) AT PORTER ROAD EM 35-4196 a EM_3-4236
3 RM. HOUSE WITH large lot, euntonviile
George Marble, Realtor
Waterford
Wit L BUILD
On
Brick, a
2 plans
st 900, J, R. Dunlap.
Suburban Beauty ; pes 8
With Two Fireplaces Among other fine homes tn exe.
neighborhood. Pull basement bun- |-
-eglow lotee ree, rm. with fire- |
place- oll heat, 3 spacious bed-
rms., carpeted and dra.
rm. with fireplace, bright
kitchen, ceramic tile
tached garage Immaculate and
very atiractive ‘nside and out
Full price $17,000 with §6,000 «dn.
ner transferred
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE OR 34701
IT NOW!
THE
"La Chateau"
Pontiac’s Finest
. Home Buy Look at the features this attrac-
ore 3}-bedroom ranch home gives
yo
EXTRA WIDE ion LOT
L FACE B
HO ICE OF . EL SEVATIONS
FULL BASEMENT
-HUMIDIFIED OIL HOT AIR
HE.
MODERN GAS INCINERATOR
KN KI EN FE
SEE
K
GE TEXOLITE COUNTER
TO!
FULL CERAMIC ee BATH
WET PLASTERED WALLS
FLOOR:
You can’t buy more for $14,850.
A as low as 2 ;
Phillip; Drive out E. Ried
bet. Auburn and Montcalm: model
daily and Sunday.
WHITE BROS. REALTORS
Phone OR 3-1205
“tl _%—Sunday 1 _to 5
$500 DOWN
nice fenced yard with 1. acre of
CLARKSTON $290. ‘DOWN $85 MO. PY _—30 YR. MORTO.
25—3' bedrm ranch homes,
full basement, 75 by 220 ft. lots.
Extra large kitchen, tile bath.
QUALITY features th
Model n
_ ane % eee te v9 ~ =
“AL FISHER 19322 James Couzens, Detroit, Mich.
DI d 1-0310 -
FAST POSSESSION Close in—nearly new 5 rooms &
bath. Gas furnace. Lot 60 x 210.
Only $1,450 down. ;
GREEN ST. 5 rooms down—3 and bath apt.
up Attached garage gpa
priced with substantial down.
CUCKL ER REALTY . -336 N. Saginaw
FE $4001, T4118
FOR COLORED
6 ROOM HOUSE, newly decorated.
Gas stove included. Only $800
VILLAGE
Here's that older house im Clar
ston in very good condition with
4 bedrooms, 2 baths. kitchen, din-
img room living roon and an at-
tached 2 car gara chat so
many people have ca. ed us aboyt
ind at a orice you can afford—
mily $14,000 with $2,500 down
This house is
dition.
SAttes Near Clarkston 3 bedroom home, ‘arge barn. =
so horse barn for 4. Tool shed.
Lots “hrubbery. Full
price sae with $2,000 down.
CALL—SEE—BUY
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC,
20 6. Main Clarkston.Mi¢h,
MAple 5-362.
BY OWNER 1 8TORY, 3 BED- rooms Wisner district. North side
of Oakland. down, Less
for cash. FE 29-5310.
5 ACRES—2 BEDRMS.
You wil love this modern home on
floors, “ull base-
ment with oil forced-air furnace.
K a _ recreation room with
bay bey Ay en garage. Full
price, terms.
Cc. PANGUS, Realtor
Call collect. Ortonville, NAtional
T2618 oF Nations! 13980,
BROWN ranch
nes ae Test aenvay, ® Year old
Oil furnace. Oak floors, Lot 175
x 3O This is @ rent beater
with full price only $7200.
$13,500 FULL PRICE — 2 bedroom
ranch style home on jot 100 x 395,
Full basement. Hardwood floors
Plastered walls. Wall to wall car-
poues Excellent construction and
mmaculate ition.
$1500 DOWN — GI Resale. 7 bed—
rooms, water softener, General
Electric washer, dryer, stove and
refrigerator. Completely land-
scaped 15 days possession
$11.80 EXCEPTIONAL’ VALUE-—
6 rooms completely modern tn ex-
cellent east suburban jocation.
Full basement, gas furnace, 1's
car garage = le and gar-
den space. Term
$506 DOWN Excellent construec-
tion in this 3 bedroom
home located near Cass
with cha Moy See this
toda oe $595
List Ww Us FOR FAST EF-
FICIENT SERVICE - We buy,
sell, or trade.
“1__H. BROWN. Realtor 1363 W. Huron &t. Ph. FE 2-4810
Multiple Listing Service
STOUT'S Best Buys
Today
land. Near schools, store and bus
See this one today and move in.
LOVELY 3 BEDROOM
Large living reom with fire see!
beautiful kilchen wit lots cup-
boards, oak floors, tile beth, full
basement Corner lot. To see this
home is to want to move in. $12,-
400, terms
NEAR AIRPORT
3 bedreom, living room. dining
ell. Tiled kitchen, full bath, oak
floors New auto oii
furnace. breezeway to attached
2-car garage, paved drive. All on Basement EAST AI ve
A pol AN mod-
ern home w 1's rear ga-
rage with paved driveway,
has. glassed tn front porch,
living room, dining room,
2 cute bedrms., large kitch-
en, full bath, utility. All on
ene floor. mediate pos-
session. Low down payment.
CANAL FRONT
A cute 3 yar Eidtd
rourid home on Lk
1 acre of land. Orchard and ber-
ries $2,708 moves you in. |
JIM WILLIAMS, REAL ESTATE & INSURAN
, las Baldwin Ave Pe #7
BLAI $8.950 7 room fhodern. Bast side, me
large newly decorated bedroo:
extra large _ a dining
space. Kitchen. basement.
Steam heat, gn 5 av $050
—
George Blair Realty 4536 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1251
DRAYTON PLAINS
= After 6, OR 3 3-1708
LAKE AREA | Frtriougy on 4 bedroom on jakes
“ HURON VALLEY» * REALTY
Canali, newly decorated. full
bath, Ie car garag 2
story frame. techoven . lots.
$7950
THE
ELBOW ROOM’ You'll nee all the
2
‘914,500. POINTMEN
Iedw. M: Stout, Realtor , Ti 'N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 68-0168 Ti66 MAT at Pontiac ‘Lake ‘
OR 3-668i MU’ 4-5508 Opeh eves till 8:30 pm. « |
k-
in excellent con-—
sult. / |
FE 4-8284 down.
CG HOUSTON REALTY PE 46331
EQUITY IN ‘2 Bebe M. FINISHED }- attic, $850, FE 6-356)
_omme SAT. & SUN. 145
rm brick, Ven. blinds,
screens. full basement,
eraet, corner lot 8 Glen-
Blvd. FE 17-0206.
cu STOM BUILT
3 BEDROOM BRICK Ranch, pla tered walls. full basement, 16
attached garage, 1200 sq. ft. liv-
ing area. Just $14,950 om your
CALL MODEL %1 or 46
F. J. DUNLAP
CUSTOM BUILDER FE #1108
FREE ALL THE HELP WE CAN GIVE You TO HELP YOU OWN YOUR
HOME.
. in you need @ 3 bedroom home
‘basement, close to schools,
bus & stores, and you are a GI,
naaally “te ow we can hel
<< ball thi mie home. C
SHEPARD REALTY OL 1-7511_ 2980 Tienken Rd.
Buy Thru Partridge
| List Thru Partridge
“HAYDEN DRAYTON AREA. New 3
room home. Frame & brick Lod
,struction. Oak ficors. Tile bath.
furnace
sion. $2,000 down.
$500 DOWN. West. Suburban. Im-
mediate Possession 3 room home
on large lot 150” x :83'. Bath.
Plasterec walls. Basement. Ot]
furrtace. Elec. water heater. Neat
clean. Move right in.
$495 DOWN. A new 2 bedroom
* home on vour lot. Call for in-
formation today.
Ot RESALE. Nerth Side 3 bed- rooms. All on 1 floor. Tile bath.
oors, Puli - O-
rsblenpee £ Storms & screens. Ap-,
$2700 down to 4'9 per cent
coricaae Bal at 484.70 per
month includes taxes & ins. —
ON FISHER AVE For colored.
Bath. Base-
car garage $10,500.
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor
86 E. Walton FE 8-0441
Open Eves.
BY OWNER
3 bdrm. lakefront home. $2,500 dn.
_EM 3-4148 _day; EM eves.
3-BEDRM. RANCH _ Owner needs more room so is sell-
ine this lovely ranch style home
room with large picture window,
dining ef, kitchen with birch ~~
boards, & formi¢a counter®
Three bedrooms, tiled bath
utility room. Carport, gas héat,
gas water heater, ‘tiled oor,
drapes, folding doors on closets.
Aluminum storms & reens.
Aluminum awnings. Insylated &
corner lot, -110 x 150 /ft. ily
/7150 dn i $78 pet month
‘OFF SO. BIND.
= for retired couple or smal!
family Lovely six
with living room,
t attic Glassed - in sun-
Horch, full basement. gas heat,
‘new gas water heater. Insulated.
/ Pruit cellar, and chiidrens’ play Hy One car garage. Full price |
HEMPSTEAD /
a E — St.
Eve. FE sao
MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE
GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
WEST SIDE IXCOME ‘Paved street loca 2 family,
‘home it EE, gh ond entrances,
| Ad cond hout. 4 room Fs
*.
tooms for. joe 3
bath Upper ‘rents for $20 a
Se. Storms
® @. basem tan
Extra lavatory; Lot = 50 ft, 2
eer garage,
$3,000 oma, jAuwa 8 “Re
Sell—To Trade io 3x o’soy m1 ‘WE'LL INSURE IT!
‘MAHAN REAL TORS Te nai
NEXT MOOR. TO 70 BHANCK
POST OFFICE OR 49300 | -
a
_ BY OWN. |
Immediate posses-
with many extras. Spacious living ©
carpeted, kitchen’ two bedrooms
and bath. Full — oll heat,
elec. - water Venetian
— — anity water, —
ear barn
chicken hb hs frus titer oe iar ange |
rer,
$12,400, aeetoner,
500 DOWN
wil tehase this 2 droom
hom
103 8. Broadway Lake
Y 2-2821.
__Income come Property 4 43A
a ‘HOUSE, DIVIDED INTO
4 apts. gas heat. 16e 8. —
For Sale Lake Prop. 44 RRA Ann fn nnn
BEAUTIFU! 8-FT. LA lot om Wolverine Lake.
with 450 down, Hann 5 *
NT
$4,950,
an, LI |
OVER-
. 00x. ft.
privileges. $750 Low down
7 Easy terms.
DENNIS O'CONNOR BROKER
'Y 32-0040 : MA 5-0682
COTTAGE FOR SALE FURN. 5
Lincoln 3-4190 Lake
Ae ONT Hi HOME
frontage. 2 bdrm. modern.
$10,680. —
. DINNAN
a FE 42577
OTTER # HILLS sagen FULL PaR-
| will take $5. eash, you assume
bal at
‘of Oregon. EM 3-0500, teat techan,, saemniyy yee indict <=
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A
Loa CABIN. NEAR ROSCOMMON $1,500, posed cash, FE
_*+-498¢ or FE 5-4512 LAKE FRONT noe) NORTH-
east ot Pontiac. fireplace, fence
yard. $7,500. Terms OR 53-6480.
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A
ROCHESTER AREA Immediate possession; 2 bedroom
home, large utility room. 2 lots.
2 car garage. Only $500 down.
ALL OL 6-0371 c
Maurice Watson, Realtor
311 W. Fifth 8t., Rochester
__For Sale Lots Laan
Lore FOR ena EACH Lor |
120. FE 8-0020.
ATTENTION:
BUILDERS
10 LOTS LAKE ANGELUS ESTATES
—- to capable Pore id —
You will be
buliding on 80 lots zy sub. Black As «0 x
up. jots and terms very
reaseuable Outstanding sales pro-
motion to back you up. Must be
Ped to start model at once:
Gorden Williamson Co. 19180 Grand River
16 ACRES, $995 TERMS.
P. O.. Box 535, Pontiac. ;
14 — — side of - Pontiac. near
ton ow School, City, water in,
Ww a a M. BREW ER 55.N..Parke . | FE 45181 MA 5-756 _ PE 5-7704 AT UNION LAKE OFFICE
W- have a few good lakefront
lots left on the following lakes.
of Pontiac. Bogie Lake
Carsoi Lake | Cedar Island and
Uncon Lake. $2,500 up. Terms.
For Fast Results, List this with
Iu G. Trocke
1648 tk Ra eM 3-4671
PONTIAC. LAKE RD. APPROX. 1's acres. $1350 with $675 down.
teflaron Farms. One of the few vacant lots in this subdivision
lg now for sae. $1300. Terms.
frotienweod Road Near Orton. ‘ox. 5 acres. Good building
rooms.
«and bath qowe 2 large bed-
: and ‘ Appr 8
i a Live suis Gana excellent ere
{ ‘HAYDEN, Realtor ic. |= E. Walton FE 8-044)
$150 sownlwoes: CHOICE OF two excellent lots, right on the
pavement. 08 ft. frontage, 223 ft.
deep.
$1,000 thes 4 ig Lot 100 x 300,
in the on black street,
Excellent ‘Dating site. jest of
cely $1,200 LAKE PROPERTY ~2 nice wooded rom just 1 block f
beach on Upper Straits Lake,
= 175 each. Will accept reasonable
rms.
L. H, BROWN, Realtor ‘Huron St. Ph. FE 2-4810
“wuninie _Listing Service
BLOOMFIELD ADJOINING | be 7
est Lake Country Club..
pend at you, back door, About
Lag Two rms.,
ha, Inut Lk. Lake we
clove to beach. $1,100.
Owner. i.
ron BETTER HOME ‘Cherokee Hills You'll ike. nadant
close-in fo beth lake Rao “ai “west af
CARL W. BIRD, Reatlor aa National Bank Bid
re #4211 ’ ‘Eves, PE §-1308
: 1\ WE BUY LAND contracts | —@™
|CLARKSTON AREA.
ving |217 8. Telegraph
mere co)
40
om “~~ BUILD NOW — In our well + Waterford
_—— = eae a pee
HERBERT C. DAVIS” iS
“Fer Sale Acreage yr
pace INVESTMENT We invite r ins of this
“ONCE
Priced bly lo $16,500 with $0.00" down
Edw. M. Stout, | Realtor
* a ys Dretings “til he
a
P. WOODED onal aed Clarkston
4 ACRES,
WITHIN LIMITS. 8 ACRES rd ITS,
JIM WRIGHT REALTOR PE 5-441 90 cag Ses ee7™ WOODED | 2 CRES. sweety, ropes
CKTOP ROAD.
w'th beautiful knoll to
: ild- on. See it and you'll buy
NICHOLIE] 8.2 sce 3 i128 :
e wie HARGER CO. 80 ACRES : » Huron 43 Good level farmer's farm. 8
‘Open Evenings modern home. F.A, heat, auto. hot water, 2-car garage, large
39 Acres bare with dringing cups, Too! shed er - outh a
oop. al ped eons diate (possession. Priced "$22
Quick at "$i8,000, “terms: VACANT Ranch Home 2, rolling acres, close “tr price—
bedroom home, ase ats | C CRAWFORD AC AGENCY 53'4 W
“Lake Orion and Oxford 4 a se OR_ 3-0063
, Call our office for good Land Buyers, Attention
ace. lana _ Have 6.6 acaba choice = mes. . Co, Land for sale with lak privt . y= a, OL Lapa! oer
66 ACRES. r County. 10 acres wood
—— stile with 6 acres
oe wheat. roaa fronta
ment. at only 88
com Lapeer, MOhawk 4-3566 or
46082.
For Sale Farms 48 a
10 ACRES,
mod. house and barns. orchard
pond, main road, vacant, FB
Small Farm
2 Acres just 3 miles from
atertord: soil,
creinage~ good” for ——
= 24x32 modern | Peta
“with basement, oi! heat, 7
cob — detcins vo. aeies
Ratt if you
waren may be too late!
Bateman
Kampsen REALTORS FE 4.0528 Eves. & Sun,
. «160 ACRES NEAR CARO
|—_Located on a ® dlecktop reed read. Thié home has water
heater a vane a 10
stantions and milk house, A fine
buy- at $9,000 with $4,000 down
or will sel] 80 acres with build-
ine for $7,500 with $2.750 down.
—— are in excellent condi
100 ACRES . NEAR KINGSTON
All good buildings. 13 stantions, Implement wn he Bbutlding.
Comes with rd tractor, hy-
draulic lift plower, bean puller,
disc, oe are all in very
good con Home is peeece:
ly sis 600 with $4,000 down.
1640 ACRES
MARLETTE
well drained bottem
land Fryit trees. Comes with
tractor plow. —— a! $9.
00. with $2,500 down. Has Urges
and batn that are in need
pair. No trades Bceepeed: bar
F 2,0635.
Clarkston ‘REAL ESTATE INC.
250 Main, Clarkston, Mich.
MAple 5-5821
PART! TIME
RET IREMENT % acres clay ioam lsoil. House
puilt in 1953. Pull >asement, oil
furnace, basement barn,
chicken qarace : con th phy
2 car
sider Pan co san
down pay-
* RIDGEW AY. 975 Baldwin Ave.
Dairy fins
Stock and Tools Ines a, iy toes Fpesoge =
v arm mac
and ¢ bi +
shed and silo Immaculate 5 bed-
“ room modern house.
ave our office a set of
Foor pictures of this farm. Shown
appointment only.
IDGEWAY
975 Baldwin Ave. FE 46203
FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Call Rutledge, OR 3-1111, FE 4-0003 Fe el
~ Buy ” Thru Pa Partridge
List Thru Partridge
43 ACRES Well located on main gravel road.
Corner property. 7 rm. home with
modern kitchen and coal
hot a taggoer Barn, garege,
d other small out-
Oxtord, Mich _OA 8.2606
Sale Dcaicae Property 49
Buy fhru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
OD owner At ads OP Trail MA «eae —
Commercial
Corner Drarton Platns—104x100 plus 26
ft, alley. Located on heavily tray-
eied main street. 2 wells and 3
_septjc tanks. Terms.
CHAPIN
REAL ESTATE REALTORS
i Utils Hwy... Drayton Plaine,
OR _— Eves. MAple~ 3-120
work
buildings. Poxtord area. Price $15,-
009 with terms,
CLA. iN verms. REAL on An
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957_
Se et. zoe os : fiaig i, ge ty —— Nia gh nice ecg es, 3 —
»
: : if i.
Roy. Annett Inc.
4 E. mace? Fide ral &8-0466 Lay
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4
£
. IN Pe Street Located west of Pontiac in a fast- |-
Mud ezeions wlio ehoTaecs] ena fot ioaee erie | Meuet: #_W Ts sluriay/ 9.0 1 a ‘Se 8 near sq. rs °
——— has a 4room house for) plenty rk’ Gros
4 tion, $11,000 full p:
ie jal BROWN, Realtor - 1362 W. Huron St.
Pi
. LOOK HERE! For the oppo:
on 3-acre corner parcel in rapidly
expanding area. 1780 feet front-
age With a 660-ft. depth. Ideal for
eutting w smaller parcels.
Sento
TN. Sisiae st. Pb
Open : FE 5-8165
Eves, ‘Ti 8:30 p.m.
DAIRY. QUEEN LOCATIONS
Get tnto a good independent bust-
ness and make a good living. We
have several idea] locations for
Dal rece indo oe =
commerce e
smal) on aac gy ’ .
1. Corner parce! in town — 4 x
hat hcp school,
Nice 60 x 150° parcel on U.S.
te- 13 miles north
* 3. Corner parcel on paved road —
@ miles north —block from school.
Also other commercia! locations
for the small businessman tor
sales offices, restaurants, etc,
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
71 N Geginew 8st. Ph FE 5-6165
Eves, ‘Til §.30 P.M,
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A
“IWARD E. PARTRIDGE
FE 43581) 243 FEET FRONTAGE COMMERCIAL
om paved road corner lo-
eation, Home has bedrooms
down. Living reom, combin
floors, plastered walls.
Full basement also private }-room
ap. with separate entrance and
bath Two-car garage Price of
home and one jot is only $11,360,
with a ee Leyes extra jet is
pric eo $2 700. “Don't ae ae
asiip thy i your “tingers. Across
the road from Elizabeth Lake
nee Estate, "46493 oe rE
+4813 _
6.500 LOW RENT A AREA.
_FE 2 93208 02 after fp m.
Commercial Bldg.
Block and Brick 27 = 78 foot full base-
ment. New roof & wiring 2
blocks from Saginaw 8&t.
Co be used for almost
any purpose, me
make us an offer.
Nice Lot Downtown
6 x 203 new rented for
new and used car parking.
Priced for quick sale,
LAWRENCE W
GAYLORD; 13% BB. Pike st Open Eves.
FE 49584
Business Opportunities 51
TO BUY, TO SELL, REALTOR PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD”
SLEQS TALK
BUSINESS”
Right By The
Factory Gate
$6,000 down is all you need
to buy an established tav-
ern business near 2 fac-
tories. This t has ca-
pacity for doubling the pres-
ent gtoss. Good equipment, .
pee lease-—Priced to let
partner separate fast,
Sacrifice iderly widow HAS to «ell
ne ‘tablished grocery,
beer and wine store in the
Rochester area. Living quar-
ters are included. Any rea-
sonable offer will be
sidered.
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION
JOHN A. DMFSSER, BR
1573 s* TELEGRAPH RD.
re $82
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR con-
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
SHOE REPAIR, BEST OFFER takes, Business with avatlable
litvng quarters, or machinery &
ventory. FE 4-6486. :
UNION LAKE Drive - in> restaurant. Fully
and ready to go Estab-
years. Has a ——
— sare From fiched 10 pian —— Vocation. a
Take PF lepts. 6 Complete price EMBRFE & GREGG
So Mens:
eerie
WILL SACRIFICE
pee woes "50 Went
“a wagnees
. FE ott
HAR ‘A WEL L ESTAB-
ROW ne, community. Pon-
= oy tes Box 75.
REAL A REAL OPPORTUNITY!
Estate office & living quarters.
Large — seriabiished! suburban.
Broker retirin, ty he ie i.
WE “WE COVER
THE STATE
MODERN 1 LOUNGE.
Food coneession ren out for
$8000 yearly plus peor
. of mclera equipment. A A you
will proud to o just the
spot for partnets.
CLASS C PORT AUSTIN. No food
> but completely equipped kitchen and living quarters. ped
oo! ple Ample parking.
y sib, de ae near ke,
cae
TAVERN. Live town near Flint.
$10,000 will handle also tow down
Orion and oe on taverns
STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE acs or * ta
have bome _
Ph. FE 2-4810
rtunity to capitalize
a en, Saal Puy Tnee Partridge | TOANS se | tot Ww. Huron.) - List “Phra Partrid, ee <a Pe V.DINNAN- “ow YOUR OWN 1 : tush here to pay off left-
#6 W. Huron "___ PE eat7 purpose, “You Uke’ out p — Lease wear service. Phone ‘or 1 trip
; Don't delay, call Mr, i ee te Walton Blvd. (| Bont" deiay call adr Langiord BENEFICIAL porch, garage. Corner lot 8 -INANCE co. foot se po gle . A West t Side Location |LW._Lewrence. a.
~~ ak vin a prozimately ese ‘ta te LOANS Saginaw Stree eet — = —_ ina "Stree une’ pe ee BEAUTIFUL OFFICE AT THE | $29 TO 9800 $25 TO $000 =| PRO ’ te veers! AIR ING. 30 RK. LAWRENCE FE 3110 rs ra "bulding 30 <3 cf ry HOT WATER HEAT are. ¥ SERVICE
e TE “
tories, adequate i < eed $5 10
would ber suliable. tr on! can 06 —: : N dation aiar 5; Doctor's Clinic, Insurance Co., fast, courteous
cial purpose All restaurant] Saleroom ete. ggg a Eo gl ay cd ay included. | Price ore soe. Be sagt Cue: modern otties . ‘con mient 10
H. W. Bigelow $04 W. Huron gt. at Dwight &t.
PE_5-5492
$8121 ang tell us year Neos
Templeton APPLIANCE STORE
property ge y. of parking. $108,000 last year. Only | $25,000 for Home & Auto
Loan Company
GSTONE
FE +1538
ment.
KL Templeton, Realtor 7/2330 Orchard Lake Rd. aa After 6, FE 23-0502 202 N, MAIN
Partridge Is THR “BIRD TO SEE
A-1 LIQUOR BARS
5
Wii trade for Ene contract.
LIQUOR ‘BAR with 650 ft
pol other business
lus se
oh. with
LIQUOR-TRADE
Nquor bar in this erowig
munity.-3 rm. apt. —
nite cottages» Excellent bus:
will
ment.
REALTOR REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES THRUOUT
1050 W. HL "RON ST.
$1,500 DISCOUNT $7,450 BALANCE CONTRACT ON
A NEW BRICK FRONT HOME
PER M
Several Others Also Availabdie.
. 20 per cent diseount
needed.
res contract, value $13,500 new
one geen locatior. Solg f
with te Bade down. $72
alance epee aad $7.-
Leste. Middleton BROKER F 8-6003
¢ RM. BRICK, aS Fa, $18,- 500 wi to dentist.
My equity is $1,900 whieh is pay-
anie fo ‘0° =— er cont ved
apprax
_ber cent — Meisovant._
Money to ——-
tate Licensed Lenders)
Buckner Customers
Are
- Happy Folks Buckner's ps or yes sepve with a
smile in the most friendly manner.
It is easy to deal at Buckner’s,
where courtesy and kindness are
shown to everyone and borrowing
is a pleasure,
ere oat pa Se es he
uture happiness by arr
@ cash credit, account with the
cannes here you are wel-
comed, and your patronage is ap-
preciated.
ae repee, $500 Up to 24 months
BUCKNER FINANCE €O. ~ {ND FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDG., PONTIAC
DR,
230 arr ih al bd od LAKE
VAN DYKE. UTICA
GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500 1966 cars. den |, yo = r
“tot lesen 2 clo
Loans elso made aa piled
signatures apd other
: ee
Oakland Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
| FE2-9206
BORROW
WITH
CONFIDENCE
— Household Finance Cor- poration E amerten'c oldest and
b at ars of experience. You
me nisrow to $600 if you se-
ia are —_ wi
Sly Ena, Es. Foc
Household Finance
Corp. of Pontiac 3% 8. — aw St, The Kay Bidg..
flonr Room 204
W VHEN YOU NEED
$25 to$500 You can ft fa on r
Signature, “Sac of farina, "wo #4 endorsers ay to dod's ce
wee cin We w
“STATE "Finance Co,
D, ALTOR rae! pet lee +082
\,
oe: _
sree eae STRAIT LIQUOR BAR grossing Por ny
over $60,000 per yr. No food / bomce any Purpose, o no dancing Easy rent — short Oakland Count hours. 25 miles from Detroit. * For hom itions or im- rovements, STRAIT LIQUOR ration with To rough - in or enclose acreage U. 8. ghway near ,house, partly constructed, Gaylord. 2 homes Gros, near 4. To build @ garage or on $50,000 per yr Buy rea} este . garage ae
and ali for $25,000 an.’ oo
; thonal
LIQUOR-HOTEL a in Appi 208 Nation Be 9
— ee of Lr City. 2 story _S 5
Tick, corner . in s district. ue room, ren rentals, aa} Shuts on : corner leas NIC er’s aC ol Real gaate fasteaed at = Fd ae oe reg (oe into pales, | $22,200 home. For wale oF for late model
LIQUOR-TRADE, Only $20,000 dn. | = "5-07 20 buys this busy te figuor, bar $6 FORD D FARLANE, RED AND
bens «oan “ue are oi extras. Trade for older model with included. and cash. FE 'E 40487.
high-
way frontage. ideal for motel site
Large bar with
rete small home.
19,500 dn. buys all.
Own the only
com-
ae
accept home as part na
_ Sale Land Contracts. §2
lh Roe) P*'D $1,000 DOWN, $65. =
ONTH.
R. VAT. UET, Realtor Pama or home, for jig saw. Ph.
* ona sth vice. | UPRIGHT PIANO. WILL TRADE MULTI LISTING SERVICE _ for desk, or sel] for $25. F
LAND CONTRACT, VALUE $13, — 40612 after 6.
ew ranch me s,m tke 6S -
$10,000 at 9100 mo. @ per cent "Erirades Motors Miers == ROCHESTER, MICH. 1g $25 TO 9500
Pn. Ph. Rocbester OL GOT. OF 141
lortgage Loi Loans 34
LOANS— $600 to § $1,500
$10,000 EQUITY IN LARGE
apartment for land contract of
equal value. MA 6-3185 or FE
_ #2512. WTD. BOAT, MOTOR & ; TRAILER
and also tent. Will trade used
_fer or psy cash ,_ 3-3525.—
BRAINS AND. BRAWN WILL SWAP FOR WAGES
__Appy Pohtiac Press Box 14
CLEAN, ‘48 FORD TON STAKE.
_ Sell or trade for car. FE 8-2892.
In a 3 BECROOM
=a FT. COT-
bat & nearly new
teade for late model
used car or cash. 3159 Royal
Commerce. EM 43-4466 or FE 5-0236,
LATE MODEL CAR AND CASH FOR YOUR LAND RACT CONT
‘WHERE YOU HAVE SOLD
ey A
Phone OR 3- . J. VAN WELT,
MALE aaa - SETTER, Exc.
hunter. Swap for gun. OR 3-2637
SWAP, BUY OR BELT CALL
Swap Service. OR 3-8561. oe
TRADE OIL SPACE Ff HEATER,
good condition, suitable for amail
owers.
KEL L ys S HARDW ARE 3004 Auburn at Adams
Auburn Hei
drm. ranch home. §7,000
cash uot Cal ga ial gas — FE 2-48] ~
BE og. | HURDY FURS TURE TE SEASONED ¢ PER CENT_CON-| [Uis5 St7 Use Fe
EGS, SOG cna audoute "OR ouse, per c . =
38321 wee 3-BEDRM. BRICK
‘ 3 bedrobm brick situated on %
21) PER CENT DISCOUNT acre. lot, across rom large lake. i eoapo hel pli nes Leper Finished Lag exterior, unfinished |
ia! y toro an taranee, mnt bath on rior Owner wil] accept car
or equity in smaller home. $8,-
450 :
4BEDRM. BRICK
A beautifu) all brick home on
100 x 400 lot. 3 miles west of
me city. Ts larassusme in all.
basement, with king - size
room. Owner will accept smaller
home, free and ‘clear. $17,500
Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor
FE 8-8165 TiN. Saginaw Bt
Open Evehings "Til 8:30
WILL TRADE 4 PR. CHINCHILLAS & equip, for building lot or cash.
OL 2-4847.
LLL
MEN'S SUITS, LIEE NEW. 1
rey-blue. 1 navy. Waist 37-38
_in, Reas. FE 2-8406, :
BABY BOY'S CLOTHING UP TO
_1 YEAR OLD, FE 4-2689
LADIES’ COATS, 2 EA. SHOES.
S50c_ ea. 26 Ro ct. FE 4-3025
SIZE 4, LACE 7 NET WEDDING
ab Also veil & tara, MA
TWEED OVERCOAT. ZIP-IN LIN- ing. i 2 overcoats, size 42.
er ap & Iron 56A | p LL Oe LOL
Al PRICES FOR SCRAP CARS _and fron, FE 8-8707
HIGH DOLLAR _ FOR B UNE me:
bP) ype cars. FE 4-487!
Sale ve Sewechon f Goods - 57
1 NORGE KEFRIG., G Norge yy Stove. LAr
_tween 12 & 6 FE
D COND
sgt he-
2 ea “LIVING | ea
20
om & Walled Lake,
2 en END TABLES, 1 WAL-
top table, mirror top
gottee mutable. FE “2-8054 after
27166
3-PC . WALNUT B DRM, SUITE. 1
metal single i sor Oil heater for
_fishing shanty, EX. 3-4634,
7 PIECE LIVING RM SUITE, a $25. Complete bed,
4 - PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM suite. Including serene & mat-
tresses. Exc. cond FE 2-1874 aft-
_er 6 pm os earn Sas —-
4 RMS. FURNITURE 2 a Tvs
__ Dishes. 568 EB Columbia
4 RMS. OF PURNITURE FE.
2 5 after 4pm.
| BUR “TABLE TOP — GAS
_ Stove, ~ a 4-2097.
6 YEA ss Wet
tresses.
ture, a Oren hard
6PC DINETTE
exc. condition, ©
_ 4706 6 PIECE
davenport and chair, 2 blond step
tab: $40 tables = fee er
bed plete is be M a com arble
aed haat. chest. $40. Wa ‘8, BRAND NEW. ft post eatoot Pura
Lake Ave
1 E. Wilson. FE
*
DINING Fi
Teak Won gies
ine Mh ween be Rooter
FREEZER: UPRIGHT,
ies. condition. 62 Oliver.
29-7949. Household furnishings.
ei | ee arena Rernichings. 040.05. TV od
TEAGUE FINANCE CO-
For Sale Clothing 56 |<
“IRONER, . IN|
“Of course you’ re entitled
does it ws have to be wrong?” By day Alan
> <M
AL mt
to your own opimon, but why
~
Sale ¢ Household Goods ‘357
a 17" MOTOROLA RADIO & PHONO-
om bination, Pas pied
pi net wits soon $50, Large
site e refri, mares
_older model,
ADMIRAL aes Tv sET.
._ Good cond, PE _-3641.
“ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT
FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND 6
Use Our i sae PLAN
OR EASY TERMS
UP TO Pog MONTHS 2 eae
We buy, sell or trade. out
and look around. 2 acres pg free
§-0341
of Auburn Heights on Auburo
Ra. MS
APT. seh 4 BURNER ELECTRIC
stove Metal cupboard base,
_ 81s; Ob 2-168. _
APT. GAS RANGE, yaar NEW
crates. white
reelain.
_ 42
BEDRM SUITE.
ara Lake Ave,
GENUINE > WAL
irrordresset
cond, wil
AUTOMATIC WASHER.
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
only $140.95. complete
L A. WAGNER CO.
Phone FE 5-922)
AUTOMATIC WASHERS; BENDIX, Kenmore General Electric, Thor,
and Pl ge omtome rebuilt. As low
as
Ror: 7? =
| 86 Oakland FE 32-4021
SARE VAIN Sr BARC A INS
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS~ EVERYTHING PRICED AT OUR
COST OR BELOW
Wall shelves, record cabinets, rec-
reation bar, desk, corner tables,
bed headboapd night stands, work
. bench, bireh slabs for tables.
Pictures, chairs, floor lamps, te-
ble lamps, hassocks, gossip
bench book or shoe racks, smok-
ers.
PICK & PAINT STORE 143 Oskiand Ave. PE 5-9562
Open Fri, Sat. and Mon
BLUE MOHAIR COUCH & CHAIR, exc, cond. 950. Cail before 8 p.m.
EM 3-4286_
BENDIX WASHER, GOOD AS
new Cheap. 256 Elm. FE 5-8081.
BLOND BEDRM. BRAND NEW
double dresser, large mirro’
bookcase bed and chest, All for
ay only $2 wee cad
= ‘sets ‘ << savings.
son's furniture Orchard Lake
Ave.
BRAND NEW 3
cial sectional
; _ sacrifice at 4208. ) FikcE PRoviN. turquoise. Will aaa __
OF FURN. MPLET
__Call OR -3-1475 «8 mL
7
CHEST TYPE COLDSPOT DEEP freeze, good condition. FE 4-1335.
COUCH & & CHAIR, REASONABLE.
ANCE SALE
Crosley refrigerator $25
Washing machine $10 Tea enies,
like new, extra wide, reasonable.
MI 6-048
COMPLETE EDRM. SET.
_childs crib. Like new. FE 2008,
ESK AND Har R, 9 CUBIC FT.
a ie Refr wore, with freezer.
Small Console TV, lamps and
saree all excellent cond, FE
DINETTE SET, FLASH CAMERA
$5 auto. hot water heater, $10:
utensils, 25 gal. aquarium, 2 ra-
dios, $10 each; 21° blond TV,
$95 or trade, ae cooker, 41
preset letter probe lit hg an-
oe love sweat, 4449 Eliz. Lake
eae BED & SPRINGS. $15.
LARGE DRESSER WITH MIR
ROR, $18. SMALL MAPL E
DR . $10. BRASS E-
aes FIREPLACE, : FE
LEE, PaYrH TABLE &
chairs, buffet & ‘ching closet.
__$100, 318 Voorheis Rd.
DUPLEX SOFA BED, LIKE
Aiso chest of dra
fi all in
ELEC. Wi ae
rant
__ $86.96 a
EZ SPIN ove “@ YEARS OLD.
PE 4-7713. a ~ lyr. war-
; how only
ELECTRIC C STOVE, &: §. REFRIG-
FORMICA ° Fiaven vs RSOR
Fon sce USED BEXDIX WARS er
_tubs, tee a ‘der a
od RANGE, DELUXE.
plese
ola. a erigernon Nee sates
ons RANGE: Exc, COND.,
ae Tv a x Fis radio, p
GOOD 8M SMALL ita “ ‘TO 8 $12.
56-8755
aT
¢. little out of the way, but a lot
s< pay. Space. heaters,
sizes, Gas’ ‘ er-
ators. Ranges and water heaters.
Bathroom ome, , ches
dressers, vanities and i ve
mattresses, Liv ites, | _*
occasional ¢ tables, longa:
TV sets, a rugs, din room
suites. Dinette sets and* many
other mise. — SED
te our trade dept, real Sale H Household Goods ‘57
eas ROOM SOFAS, MODERN
beautiful, slightiy sciled. Buy a
new unit for the price of a used.
unit. Michigan Fluorescent, Fur-
niture ennex, 297 Orchard Lake
Ave.
MAYTAG | WRING! ants, WASHER Fi
Misc. FURNITURE RUGS,
For sile Teason-
; REBUILT "WASHING MACH MACHINES.
guaranteed, Ca
608 N. Johnson,
REFRIGERATORS “i LAST YEARS
models, one of Americas
, perfect, new guaranteed
but a new refrigera-
ra little more ¢ a used
pooper ichigan escent,
o :
RE! ) MAYTAG. DE-
buge | washer. - egy roner end
per week 1987 re
ie dryer, save $60. apee
r week. Admiral subiesraier:
ate —— putomatic Gefrost, $75.
Shick’s, MY -
ty: Ww
good cond, MY _3-7202. ROPER GAS RANGE, EXC. COND. Very clean. PE 4-8673.
SALE ON TILE
BONNY MAID VINYL SALE LINOLEU U MS © LINOLEUM :
41,-Ft. Wall Nall Tile ‘le 5c a Huron. _ FE 4-3064
SERVEL GAS REFRIGERATOR. i]
STOVES. aig ai . SOLD. “Ex-
changed. Turner's, 602 Mt. Clem-
ens. FE 2-0601. bales PORTABLE MACHINES.
'| Maytag automatic washer ... er Sewing Machine Co. Can be
ad for as llttie as We
also rent ble machines. Call
at ie inger Bewing Center
ts or Phone
CONSOLE, LATE MOD-
. Make payments
ab your: convenience.
tion, FE 86-1564, |
PROVING!) AL STYLE, |
ca
_plow, "VWke new. $100.
WO MA. =
chine with sig- attachment
Fine condition. far F 8-1564 Coron
SIN ELECTRIC PORTABLE,
excellent condition, with attech-
ments. Take over ce. $1.
week. Phone eer,
Miss Danton. FE 5- .
CLARK SEWING MACHINE SALES
__WILL BRING TO YOUR HOME
sUMP PU PUMP. GENERAL ELEC- value, $49.50.
_e3 Orchard Lake
USED Spal RAWOE. a UP.
R, B. Electric Co. 1060
Ww | a
“TRADE-IN DEPT. Guar, electric washer ‘... $29.95
Guar, electric refrigerator .. $69.95
3 pe. living room suite .. 14.96
2 pe. living room s ieee Hib ss
6 pe dining room suite .... $40.95
pe w dinette ........ $20.95
3-4 room of! heater ........ $30.95
$74 val, wheelchair S $19.75.
.WY MAN’S 18 W. e ae PE ¢1122
TRADE ELECTRIC RARORS For ex ome gas R. B. Munro, 1060
Used and Reconditioned
$88.00
Frigidaire sutomatic washer $68.00
Sneed Queen wringer 50
21" Admiral blond console = $70.50
Used Ironrite ey $49.50
CLAYTON’S Furntiure & Appliances
Keego Harbor _FE 5.0474 Used Trade-In Dept. Lounge chaér ..... Releweleoa 0.95
Dresser ......+.. Bececnoc 14.05
BOOK COSG oi eee cneewcees . $14.05
Washer ict sesese $10.95
Davenport and ‘chair ccvans OF:
Electric ramge ©... eee $39 50
3 eetae sectional ............ $49.50
Refrig, 0 8 a eee $89.50
8 one dining room set .... $4995
ROA 1° TV demonstrator ..-914n50 RCA 21" emon'
ovanta ,
THOMAS ECONOMY
FURNITURE CO.
ag eas + Ae
OgED 73 a i WeEOROOEE Tk: condition. Picture
tube pile a4 — $55,
rE $1 after 4
USED REFRIG
Selena suyeiole ee
| pene? Pe a™. ee $16 4
New
LORDS. wv AREHOUSE. 2230 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
son biggles USED $400 NORGE 2 DR. RE-
Uaeg ‘id “3 &
WEET'S R ADIO “a @ APPLIANCE Maree 41133
WESTINGHOUSE EFS iz cu. ft. Late model. auto. defrost, f
Be Oa ola Milk's,
~~ 6PIECE MAPLE ~
BEDROOM OUTFIT —e dresser. mirror, bed, &
ps, ail for
FURNITURE Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4-T681
" WAYNE GABERT’S
APPLANCE SALE Op to 40 per cent discount on all pac eueen samJie fefrigerators,
snk an, pen and EY tee 3 ots 2 ae
Valentine Gifts PPP PBPB LBP LALA OLD LA
VALENTINE GIFTS BVORATED
You, walt, 'no charge raha, bar aes . GIFTS FO
tire arnily Res
‘BAL RNES TIARDWARE. eu. ft. Geod condition, FE 2-363. + For Site Mncptenenan
FBLA? aru a.
rie ons
fee
‘3, OAL ELEC. HEATER 9 auto. as heater. ls
nay one &
Leundry trays,
‘SAVE UMBING
im 6. ine St.
ALUMINUM SIDING
——
WINDOWS SAVE DURING FEBRUARY CALL
FE 42575
MIDWEST SUPPLY FE +267 +2575 oN Teleg raph caecsaieeepetaprtoer
“ALUMINUM SIDING |
“tts smart to tm the off-
5 Fe ey low prices, Im- mediate, ex unhurried instal-
(ine ove are 3 months
ehind wm season). Insulate and
eave fuel. First iy sprin No money down. Fiye years to Also aluminum storms -—
Younstown &
_ftor free souumnate.
¢ INCH SOIL PIPES. FT, #3 re SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 172.8. Saginaw PE 54-2100
~ Asphalt Tile nae Oxdx'— INCH
EACH
FI OOR SHOP 99 5. Saginaw Open 8 to 4
ANCHOR FENCES
No money down. rua 9 ee etatt,
FREE MATES 6-T4T1
AUTO. WATER HEATERS. . $44.60,
5 ft. east iron #6. Re-
verse trap til 1.41; 32 pe
red bath tub, tollet and lava-
tory, $80.05. G, A. 80
eres BABY BED, SPRINGS AND NEW
. water proof mattress, dropside.
Electric mantel clock. Kee time. Violin case and ch Reasonable, Phone Holly Mel-
Tose ¢ 45854.
BARGAIN! “BARGAIN! $400 DOW with basement on
finished.
~ BARGAIN — Lake Orton vicis'ty, OR
SALE
pon ook ers M9 ft Pe New
New aeuias 3 ft. : 00
New 2x4s, 8’ to 20° dc ft or $80 Legh!
UY egg new $ 00 per
26 jingulation 8 & bag
Pty arti ro
Penalyte ... .. ........
Panaiyte glued on %” wood
= WOLVERINE LUMBER
no 8 _ Paddock re
BOYS ‘20° BIKE,
collection oan
ers. FE 6-37
BRICK, as (ED — ALL you
want
UNION WRECKING ©O
31246 W 6 MILE- RD. _
BEEF AND PORK — HALP AND
_quarters. Opdyke Mkt FE 6-741.
CASH POE ves FURNITURE
BATHROOM eal 4. Younas-
gas
am
Automatic water heater,
electrical supplies,
and _ chiles patch copper
and Lo *
Re mar * sUPLY 2685
Lapeer Rd. FE | 46431.
CONCRETE FLOOR HARDENERS
Concrete Reinforcing Mesh
Cement, Mortar, Plas’ Colors
Cement Paint for Walls & Floors
Blaylock
| Lard
you
95 1317 8. Paddock
io 4h -gandeg 4 COAL & “BUILDING SUPPLY CO.
81_Orehard Lake Ave. FE 3-T101
DAIRY FARMERS GET OUR’ Low prices on bulk mi ——— igi
can save you mone Box *46 Davisburg _ Koon
“DELICIOUS SMOKED
popes ene Ane
ic
DINNER BELL —_— : Saturday only "PE +7579
ELBC GOULD: DEEP “WELL JET
pump. Like new. $50, FE 45-1812.
Empire 2600 Union Lake Rd-
EM 34148
-t Commerce
THE LAKE AREA'S arr el
hte icher
Deo window trim | = $1-c
Flush Seon doors from ... $4.05
Single picture window sash 614 95 up
| FARM-FRESH. } MEAT >
P
Ground Beef
Siab Bacon .....
Hot dogs .. Fresh ' Hams
Pork Sp
Fresh
OPDY Ee M ARKET
Walton at _Opdyke FE 5-7041
FOR THE FUEL WITH
Cleaning Action.
Call © 056
RVEL GIDCUMB
WE GIVE RED STAMPS
STANDING TOILTTS $18 95
21x32 Paes e sinks 95
3
Factory ands, trreguiars.
SAVE: PLUMBING SUPPLY
172 8. Sagin.w §-2100
val. arty 5 ae se
P ett @ Lollets, $19.95
8 e Paar $5. hand
. Thomp- tubs,
32x31 soarie
basins from $10
son, 60 8. Perry
FPLUORESC! ENT
er or
Lhasa miro
= Fiuorescent,
“ake
anne Poo Berry a overhead veengl seG~
onds. Al — and agi pega
selection from
modern door on your
Jesa than you think.
a free estimate. we Ore hard
ker Pecus
et us give
__._.._F E_ 2-0203 GAS STOVE LIVING ROOM
suite, power saw and motor H.
Brown gas tnit & thermostat.
PE +6:
GOOD OIL BURNER. CHEAP
338 Sewar
HOT wae HEATER, ‘je GAL,
gas, new «a ved for use on
Consumers Iines, $06.50 & nF eed
values, $49.50 and $59 50. ene
are «li ar marred Also electric
of] and bottled gas heaters af terrific values. Micnigan Fluores-
cent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave
' ~ OIL TANK WITH LEOS, $20.
LIONEL & AMERICAN
FLYER TRAINS <4 ‘factory service and
ine factory parts Free test
= IMITED D OFFER —
Purnaces,. oil-fired. Gun - type.
Forced alr, 84,000 BTU. Complete
with controls, 9287.50, Furnace
SHORT-CUT TO
CASH: Classified Ads!
FE 28181; , |) QUALITY
3 bedrm. deoutthul —s acre. Almost |-
_Sale Musical Ooods 62 2
FOR SALE PREWAR BUFFET —Sierinet, reasonable. 7B +6472
a
Mane, 0. Call PE MARTIN CORONET. 1 YR, OLD,
__Yery g60d condition, FE
PIANO
ice.
Fir ax4, iai0, 2x13) 3x13.
* Boards, $65. ber Mpa Sheetrock he re Pipweed, Rocklatn, ap
» OED SUC MBING
Wash Basins, Totes Com Combinations.
FREE FSTIMATES ON ALL PLANS:
fauhiny Sa
PAL
SURPL US. rE UMBER®
MATERIAL. SALES co. -
6340 Highland | ‘Ra. (Moe) OR 31002
NEW CALGINATOR INCINERA-
tor, cheap, PE 40708 __.
NEW GALVANIZED © PIPE
: co eae
ROMEX THE COIL. og PER
foot. wal Nenes for dw jugs, *
28° Main & range oes eS,
ot en ©. A. Thompson, 8¢ 8.
ery ; Ot. GARAGES REPAIRED TO Tee. Buln Lengthern your ga-
rage t in at garage doors.
Terms. FE 4-665
-- ONE 6 ROOM SA BURNER.
raateally, new. Also 2 room oil
arner. 130% N .Cas
OWNER LEAVING ine -MUsT *
eal PI-
5-4052, te
TUNING. Rp 5 PUATER SERV.
‘PIANO TUNING, CALL 5
30 am, Schm, RE PE
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS. FE 5-s000
SEE TRIS BEAUTIFUL ORGAN 2 YR.
Shanice pn a ee gta Salinghe shar tae. lidbanliess £. FE 40506. " OR CATTLE ABOUT pene ets Sea
NET
Santis pers Sere Alen Lowre:
organ WANTED: Pt % Huron St. ret er's. Forrest ‘2108, OF ALL Sizes. oon. Soe
i TRADE YO your x 08 con. en
Wik a trade even, or, ps pay you the __ Fer Sale Poultry 74 Huron St. ; "| STEWING HENS 5 $1.00 ALIVE OR
VERE, SMALL atnn Were | tore NSE PE oO Wi mm
Bel i E. Huren. PE Sale Farm Produce 7S
orem - _ | SANA terre 4
WITH | 4.1 quaLiry PbraTors, De +):
SELL ENTIRE HOUSEHOIL >|
, FURNISHINGS INCLUDING
“fda ta STOVE. OF
HIRLPOOL WASHER & |
FURNITURE LIKE, NEW. ALSO
REMINGTON — Ess TYPE-
WR 18" “CARRIAGE,
& CR cE
WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SHOT
GUN. 12 GAUGE FUL =H DELTA
bed ADIAL
ETE
L 12” BLADE C WITH ENCLOSED TABLE: VAR-
1OU8 SMALL & MATERIAL, HORSE EQUIP-
EE Enola” capes, L.
ING BLANKET PADS, SADDLE
& BRIDAL RA HORS ING eeUlMEn GROOMING
rs GRAIN Gane. STRAW
JOHN J. O'HAIRE, INDIAN LK, RD, LK. . CALL
MY 3-106,
OIL TANK 273 GALS, LBOS, _Valve $25. OR 3-5634
PLYWOOD
“q's” fir Scccscerscssess 92.00
FER’ PE ..nccsccocescnecoses 18
Re-4'E8 DITCH 2... -cceccee ree $16.00
sae Dep enseenecoccooc pes
x8° “is J
Air ‘egh kinds waite, Outside
made: vas low. ey e Pipwond 1488 Baldwin Ave.
Post LIGHTs, PORCH EaoatS.
wrought tron — posts, = RITER
BURROUGH'S ADDING a we Sale ‘aa Enbeen «1 64
coat racks
SHELVING POR SALE.
_ 3504 Eliz Lake Rd.
Telegraph Rd, Fi
Vintt RE-| a STAINLESS STEEL. UPRIGHT
$15. FE 23030.
FE 56-8868,
<a |
Sale Sporting Goods 65 65
“ayy, sel PS ta nwo es rib ana
SPORT SMEN
repair Scene
re
_ ——
SANDY'S Sit
1770 8. Telegraph icing,“ econ:
me Pri. 8 to 8,
T SHOP PE 3-0140
_Sand, ¢ Gravel ¢ & I
a a TOP sort,
sand, grave,
FE e1 12 or FE
oF Big 3 Sand.
_Bugene Senn
sand,
+3371. sor, RICH, elt fs RE fill dirt,
ALL KINDS CP GRAVEL, BEACH 4d cow manure. Dirt 66 es
, CRUSEED STONE,
- san Conkitn,
BLACK
__ delivered. OR
el, Fill. Earl Howard.
— DIRT, BAND 4
E 6-0677. BEAcH SAND ft A FILL Dirt,
CRUSHED STONE SAND, GRAV- | Howard, EM 3-0631 BAND & GRAVEL. B-1708 5
value, $9 95.
lection of Tatts rare every room 1s
house at terrific values. Michigan
—— 30) “Orchard
ve
Alnen?
& doors, Aluminum & Fibergias
5 awnings,
FE 4-6089
© @m. to 0 p.m. SEVERAL Bena IcE cR EAM
cabinets, suitable for deep freeze.
_ Inquire x0 Orchard Lake Ave,
SET OF “THE STANDARD t TN- ternational rere dias’, Price
Teasonable MA i SOIL PIPE $3.20 | “PER “if Lar. +
_warwiete PB i s0s0 wii
| SALE- cord, ivered, OA
desired len,
Drayto Plaine,
CANNEL ¢ ~~ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67
18" wb oh Sa OAK WOOD, 68 A
BIRCH wOODT FOR ALE Ck TO
‘all OR 3-3647,
COAL F FoR.
Peel, oa, Oekland hard ate Pe
FOR SALE WOOD, FROM 5 17 st
Sheetrock
4x8 Sheet $1.35 Pir Plvecord, 4x8% sheet $5.45
Blanket insulation, po . tt. 94-35
| Baden pean ad i. 87.90
= $1.30
Boegies ‘ir, Per d 2x12, 2x14.
xl fe 00 M
These etary |
seconds. a “Phiorescent, 33
_Orchard Lake A
SUNBEAM pe LIKE ‘NEW
some oper Bhar 19.50. leorered pcg
Talbot Tumber Plasterboard, Rock iath, Paint,
’ Hardware, Plumping and Electri-
cal = aaens Oak kland Ave.
WE mower USED WASHING Ma- _chines, _ wringer _fype. PE 45160.
WOOD “ND ALUMINUM COMBI-
nation bt <o acd ws,
[BENSON LUMBER CO. WE io — YOU BAVE — INSU-
lation = ‘wood plaster board
— rock lath — wood windows —
flush doors. Call Je for price and
free Paul , Jerr pete
Paw
Watch This Space for
Inventory Specials!
Church's, Inc. 107 8. Squirre] Rd. FE_2-0233
_Do It Yourself 61
BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER, POL- ishers, scrubbers, cement
ae gr eri ete, PE 65-3144.
ve
FOR RE NT
sanders—band
wallpaper sloamers—waxert and
Floor nders —
$ JERSEYS. NEw =
land "Ra
Wanted Livestock _ “73
1 PUREBRED HOLSTEIN
Mt taht Fm ab,
Sas ee Dee Deut id Pela, Devisburg.
Hotty” ME €3922, _
livered. FE 51413.
HAY, CRATEs | ‘ PANNING MAIL MILL. E.'E. Clark MA 4-1620
OAKLAND y COUNTY
“EARMERS MARKET Sat, from 7 a.m. te
1:36 p.m. Sate eromned poultry
eggs. ta and eider. Potatoes. Vege.
pur | fabs, Meare re. ‘p08.
aaat | For 9 MORGA: :
= 1 re rags: e. oearty new)
Cc vator Ww a
ca esia Aap cmt mph esate set ay, Nee:
Waitt” Wenter, "306" gallon “Gas
Teitone Citron T'Fi3 evenings
OUT THEY GO! Riding -& Walking
come By chato
SAWS so cae
$180 50. eom with
wa a TERMS FE ¢1112
KING BROS.
For Sale Pets SoleBat Sete tebitoss Saasn” oie eat at ee en
se | ae St WANTED Nass bye Standing Timber McCULLOCH La aE = Pre ie maple CHAIN SAWS 4
Ss Goon” pe eke woop NEW A oe eck :
et, nee | PARTS AN Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68) HOUGHTEN & SON PENNSYLVANIA) EVEROREEN | $8 North MO? sane =a
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS We have the beat for Xmas trees. Rentals Parts & a.
hp OL aneeees: firs, Send for list | 1890 Crooks
SCHROTH'S NURSERY |Oliver ‘55 tractor with INDIANA. PA. backhoe and loader, good
; discount. We also have
ee other new and used trac-
maie,
Easy to handle.
ton Gardens, 6, after : 4
| Ready for field training.
1087 Boston, Hu-
Pm
i vie ARC Re SHEPHERD ‘Pye. Oey :
OERMAN EPI onths, Male,
FE +7421.
GERMAN
rats | SHEPHERD. A Spayed female.
a Gorgeous coloring . D. = ore ativer.
“That
Collie puppy you're
us—OR 23-0656.
Canaries, cages. 20
89 Auburn. FE IF 17'S A HEALTHY, HAPPY after, phone
PARAREETS, | CUINEA Pids. A ALL
net sh 69 S. Astor, FE 4-64
PARAKEETS - SOME “FaLeING “4 Ts,
location. Crane's Bird Hatchery,
2489 0. in same
PARAKEETS, CANARIES, SUP-
up. E.
Dr_ Clarkston, Mich.
Proven, Reasonable.
lies. Frost
off at
POINTE -R AT Fr-
males, Black or on $100 and
Aulqur, 6517 Snowappie
STUD SERVICE: AKC COLLTE. OR 3-5546.
TROPICAL * FISH, PARAKEETS &
Lake
MY 2,1691. Open Sundays. Shop, water,
STUD
UPCHURCHE'’S “SADDLE BOY” 18 fyrnace vacuum cleaners. Osk-| now ready for Sra service. = Cars Fichabe hitches and land Fuel and t Bast 3 436 Orchard English Pointer, 38 Feast l old, verload instal
Lake Ave, PE 56-6150, _ | good field dog.’ Cal 3-1793. T R AILER EXCHA ANGE APF i residence 2775 Deland, Drayton ra aa Tele
aint, "puumbina pardaace. for Plains, off Hatchery Road. .. Ves. TI L® & ih. ory
mica: Weekdays. ru jen “ nstedeetahl haat pried.
a: 00. Abs aay STEM. 2 TA inh be os S evreey, Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 tratier, Modern, price $600,
“Cameras, Equipment 61A| mise: worrsonie 388, ete | TRAILER EXCHANGE. neras, Equipment _arapb. 10 WIDES—10 WIDES Sg Faanen Hay, Grain & Feed “71| 14 Models from 38 to wf. .
Featuring AND N, CHAM - EPPERT’s ra - a Se Ba ON ie PION ant SCHOONER.
Sale Musical Goods 62 ALPALPA BROME NO WET Ht LATE. MODE CONDITION: ters! mee ee? ~ eget, hay. tit, we Bivnbed ED MOBILE betas PAY LIKE
ACCORDION s Lowest PRICE ON a MOVE . . : FOR ‘SALE: HAY ALL KINDS: | 60 8. FE 2.3200 oe ee, corres eee te | oh stot ~~ OPEN EVES. “TIL 8 & SUN, PM. ; _ 5-428. rik icin AL FOR LATE - MODEL, a4 BEGINNER CLARINET ~.. $19.98} brome, clover b timothy. foment | homes receeanicsed, we ie. 7-B Conn mpet ory cutting aifaite & straw will de- po leon low a, iby pare
120 bass eccupdion, 2 only ei liver. Good eating eet" $1 ie eat Rte
Comets PNT "> 43000 '@ up 60 5 TRAY ALPALP AL at80 | AILER, EXCHANG 12 bass accordion ........ . pg , straw, all 800 per bale. | Polly. oss Dad N. Village
Costin PIONS 2... ccereereas. |. ‘Milford: MU €2525. - pee i :
Upright Sone eupel os cg OU HAY FOR LE, WILL De-| “sam awi + .
2i-n. mahogany e TV 98800| liver, Pine Row Farms; 611 Snell hie. Take “Orion. oy Win | teede goed console for “ Lake Orion. OL_ 23731. 2. iM 900 RINNEI HAY AND STRAW, LAKEFIE
HAY, nS oh UGH ‘GO ‘Sell
oe rr aot “TC lum ber, Swit deliver. mete 6. things you'rd not using — “
Seon piano, —_—-" os Serovais Fiaeted Ads} :
ane tf '3 ee MALE OERMAN SHEP. tors and implements. We a
wood =. 63.580 6 Very reas, PE 6-600) : ta "wine | vag boards, ft. ... 180 carry a complete line of = Inside door jambs. W. P. .. ¢3.95| 2 YOUNG CATS. 9 MONTES OLD rts and we service all be used to children, free — pa |
Goll pipe, galvanized wipe. sewer | home. Call MI +4700. types of tractors seed crock, and bardware.
y DURE REGINTERED peacix| i"& Fords, Pord Fer, SAVE UP TO $500 ON MATER-|" puppies, 2 mos. oid. 1 female 2| sons, Fergusons and ti IALS FOR COMPLETE HOUSE.| ra oid. Of $i ween. =
BU BURMELSTER “30 Ivy. FE 6-6061. wget hone PONTIAC PARM & INDUS
BOSTONS AT ST'D, AKC REO. Ph ward " Northern Lumber Co. se: _s = FE 40461 or FE 61442 8197 e Rd. RITTANY PUPS REG. 2% 3 Pontiac EM ein & EM 63147| months old, fheasonable.. on __ Auction Sale — 77
pee ee em | NEY ¥ FRI. NIORT mone BRITTANY PU AKC. 3% T.
SEPTIC TANKS | psc tut same A098 | “0 gin Eom grav Poke REINFORCED CONCRETE FE 4-6428 Chin gis, Lk Ra | tered. 0 wkp. old. FE : Vn 37 : STALL ERS. F DOBERMAN 1 PUPS MALES | as rx ~ BI Y tf ; 7 os, ore, ality =
| Bee “et Lavatories _at reasonable prices. LI 2-5003.| ° complete w! glesming chrome G > . d fauc $14 “ollets, +0 ~ ENGLISH POINTER et wate eaeisty | Wezlateret.” more Jun HOELL, TRADE
B&B 4
Auction Sales: Friday ... 7:30 P.M.
Sunday ... 3:00 P.M.
5089 Dixie Highway
Drayton Plains
OR 32717
COMPLETE HO WES OR ODB lots’ can be dold every Sat.
Tyler Commutity Auction Open
for consignment daily. MY ‘YY _2-1521,
AY, FEB. fi, 13: 13:3 PM. Farm —e located 1 mile west
me rr. oT ae ti i f : Parakeets, Guar. toTalk | £5 % Se st Ee s 4 talking training, Harle- head of mostiy Holstein dairy
quins, Cages. $01 4th 6t. FE | cattle, 500 i] oats,
bushel of corn, $00
cutting alfalfa & brome
of second cutting alfalfa, pe eed #7127._| Sonn Deere 50 tractor with power RAKEETS, eye lla CAGES | -troil, 2 bottom plows & cultivator, foe i yakland Ave.| very good: Ides hay ele~
POINTER PU Son BALE! ¥ ator 36 ft ike new: cheap, FE 4.2544, OR 3-6148. new Idea a Pro it —— = toa :
POODLES (TOYS), eae aNe nda sa ES Sd 2
d surge untts, seamless beckets. 3
__Ave. Pontiac, :.. | surge compressor, nandles 4 unt POODLEs _ MINTIATU - 2 years old plus other tools, Pires
Earl Ludington, prop, Bud Hick-
mott, sactloneer, Oxford, OA
8-2159.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT * AUCTION
at Smart Sale Farm. closed until
spring Private sales daily.
For Sale Housetrailers 78 LPL OL PP
30-FT ‘54 MODEL =XC_ COND. Small amount down. MI 6-3387. a
BOTTLE GAS: MOST COMPLETS ‘parts and appliance store in this
‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 7, aa “ei ,
nc op hime.
iL
. * al take
4
P a
ment — take car, or what
jan trade, 8-6003 rave you YE
_ oF Peto x 3 FT. SPARTAN ETTE HOU: HOUSE-
trailer, bes lng Sontag
Reasonable w: w down -
r Real Estate. POR
For Sale Tires 80A ar aceesso-| Tour
i hee ae om “$1813, Direct Factory Deale
ae cen oe, _. For Sale Trucks ” 90 - For Sale Cars 91
git A A Better Deal, =
\ 55
- Also Dependable
» Used Cars
TRUCK SPECIALS
*s4 GMC Sub. Carry all ....$705 "85 Chey. % ton pick 8708
"85 Chev. % ton $005
‘86 Chev, % ton stake ...... 1695
"56 Chev. ana stake
HASKINS “CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s
Fastest Growing -Dealer”. 6151 Dixie Highway at M15 8.5071 nites ‘till MA
‘$1 WILLYS yanei, 52%. 40
phone Util body. 341 Auburn Ave.
080 OS me re
_ Soon MrSsen OO. ®
‘S fone & Bow “ro $195 .| ECONOMY USED CARS. 22 Auburn 4 rt) TOR,
* pe esis. ee 11,000 OME,
ars —
- Birmingham
Clean Cars
New Location Financing Is
Our Specialty
49 Lincoln, One Owner,
Like New. $595
fF tires, | 1 Mercury 2-Dr., Merco-
INLAND LAK S SALES
matic. Nice, $20 per mo.
Power Steering and
‘Brakes, 16.000 Miles,
Spare Never Us¢d,
Sharp. $1645
35 yey Convertible,
Full Power, Multiluber,
14,000 Miles, Sharp.
$1795 *
~~ |'56 Lincoln Premier Con-
vertible, All White, A
real Dandy. $3495
3/55 Mercury Montclair
Hardtops. 3 to choose
from
rey
24122 /’55 Lincoln 4-Dr. Capel
oO] A Real Beauty ~
Many Others to
Choose From
See Stan or John
Bob Frost, Inc. COLN MERCUTY DEALER TINCOUN MERCURY DEALER _
Re BY-PASS AROUND BIR- |$3
om. MI 62200
- ~____ OPEN “TIL 0 P.M.
56 Olds Holiday ...$2895' s
iM |°56 Olds Holiday ...$2495
: ‘wah TERPS, TaIT, AVERILL'S “Wanted Used Cars 88
oan os cue
———
| EA Wig Sao
OR 31603
eves.
ate Seody, to a, .
Sere ee J. VANW ELT
_ For Sale Trucks 90
BULLDOZER AND TRUCK FOR
sale, FE 8-3314.
2 PICKUPS, WILL SEL
» ft dealers’ cost. MUtual 4-6155.
AN. D ¥.
3-55:
“TRUCKS Are Our Business
h Rent Ads! Room,
¢, apartment, any-
— Want Ads give
CTION. |
FE} 56 Buick Riviera .. .$2895
55 Olds 4-Door .....$1795
1°55 Olds 2-Door ....$1695
TO /'55 Buick Riviera . . $1795
*55 Ford R-Wagon . .$1595
"54 Stude. Coupe ...$ 795
°S4 Ford 2-Door ....$ 795
*53 Pontiac 4-Door . .$ 695
"53 Olds 2-Door ....$ 795
53 Olds 4-Door eee 5 795
52 Packard 4-Dr. ...$ 395)
eC Chev. 4Door sie 5. 335
LOWER OTHE hs.
HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR —_, OLDSMOBILE
GMC TRUCK DEALER
OL 1-0761 Rochester 528 N.
‘6 BUICK, CENTURY Hi HARDTOP. Ai Cone. Call for info. FE 5-7504.
WHEEL AND
DEAL»
WEEK! 35] Buick 4-Dr. Hardto BEAUTY HAS HYDRA
heer EAE AND
‘ $1847 ’55 Ford 9-Pass. Wagon HAS THUNDERBIRD ENGINE, RD-O-MATIC, RADIO, HEAT-
LIKE A
AT-
55, Chevy 2-Dr. Wagon THIS 2.DR: WAGON 18 BEIOF & i = a eeu cas
55 Chrysler Hardtop V8. ‘sis
{33 BUICK, “4
"55 Mercury 4Dr. Monte- .
$1787 sal inal
Spot’ /
AUTO SUPER MKT.
56 Pontiac Cat. $2295 |
56 Cad. Cpe. DeVille $3995
*56 Cad. Sed. DeVille $4195
5 36 Olds Dix. H- Sed. $2895
36 Buick 2-Dr. .2...$1995
*55 Olds 88 Hol. Cpe. $1895
"55 Ford Convert... .$1295
55 Chev. B/A 4-Dr. $1395
"55 Cadillac Cpe. ...$2895
55 Olds S. 88 2- Dr. $1795
54 Ford V8 ....... $ 895
9| 54 Buick Sup. 4-Dr, $1295
53 Ford 4-Dr. ......$ 595
"53 Willys 2-Dr. ....$ 495
*52 Ford 2-Dr.
.|°52 Pontiac 4-.Dr. ..$ 395
"51 Buick Hardtop ..$ 395
ER |’51 Ford Convert. ..$ 295
"50 Chrysler .......$ 195
y| FEROME Olds-Cadillac
Orchard Lake at Cass -
KE SO46S
| Clarkston
Motor Sales
CHRYSLER -
p Clearance Gale nf All Used Cars,
1966 Pontiac Star Chief hard
4dr. fully equipped. ~~
1956 Chrysler New Yorker. 4 dr.
ow — transmission, R & H.
1955 Piymouth Belvedere Club Be-
~ rtone paint, R & H. W.W,
1955 Plymouth ae « dr. 2 ton:
paint R & H. WW. tres °
DeSoto V-8. 4dr. Overdrive.
Special 2 tone. W:W, tires.
a! Caryaler 4dr. V-8. Fully
Liner. _
“interior, re varuatie: R&
equipped.
1963 Plymouth Belvedere hard top.
Two id
32.8. MAIN ST. = CLARKSTON
Open Evenings—Please .
Phone MAple 5-5141
1986 BUICK SPECIAL, STATION
wagon, All extras. Like New
_ OL 1-067,
’ CENTURY STATION 1 extras, Like new, OL
DOOR SPECIAL, g06d condition, low mileage, 1
owner. FE 5-8683.
"33 BUICK HARDTOP, L.
$845. OR 3-4540. *
. “bs SPECIAL. BAR-
_FE ae NEW,
——
tire: a Ga Cay,” 8, perfec
month, Great Lakes
‘Suddenly THROUT eT ASKIN H Sard can |
~ BARGAINS
Many More to Choose
AS Be on
aS oi iota
CARS ‘incLUD
1957 PLATES:
HASKINS CHEVROLET
“Oakland County’s
Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Highway at M15
MA Reon | sé pen nites ‘till 9
‘82 BUICK SUPEP RIVERIA. 1 Saat ear, Good cond. $695. FE
aden ROADMASTER, 2 DOOR
1955. Pull power. 12,000
a 2-9530.
‘1 CADILLAC, EXC. COND. WILL
consider trade, FE 2-1326. 207
__ Oakland,
CADILLAC — "6-624 DR. SEDAN.
Like new — Private owner, $3459
Cash. No trades. FE 29-5650.
You Get More
for Your:
-Money at
NORTH
CHEVROLET
1954 Buick super hard top
“dio, heater, Dynafiow, ite ae
tires $1185
1984 Chevrojet Bel Air 2-door.
power glide, radio, neater and
other extras .... $208
= Chevrolet Bel Air. 4 dr. se
oa V8 engine
pow peck:
solid “black
dandy radio and heater,
finish, a real
. $1305
1963 Chevrolet station wagon,
feater, power glide very clean
throughout brovn and beige fin-
ssh Specially priced at
wily c oe SEO
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2<loor se-
BROWN, 6 CYLINDER, MILE
AGE MIZER, LOOK THIS ONE
OVER.
$1547 a |'55 Pontiac 2-Dr. THIS § CYLINDER HYDRAMAT-
IC RAS ers RUBBER & SHINY
SOLID DARK BLUE FINISH |
347
Powerfiite”
pe eo. abr, ire dope
RIEMENSCHNEIDER
Dodge
- 1987 Nash Rambler station dan, V8 engine, power glide, oe
and beige finis S134
LARG: WE ALSO HAVE A
recreated OF STATION WAG:
AND CONVERTIBLES. ——>
TRANSPORTATION
SPECIALS
1951 Chevrotet 2-door, beautiful"
eondition and ready to go
1950 Pontiac has radio and
. heater, poo ory nice .. $195
wag-
on, : +455
1962 Oldsmobile 4-door, radio and
— — extra ® very sharp one °°.
alee es@w om lle ew pip ieicieo $405
1953 Chevrolet cow _rette and
heater, low mileage - Suelo $495
1949 Pontiac 2-door, good trans-
NORTH
CHEVROLET “1000 S. Woodward Ave.
Plymouth 232 8, Saginaw FR 246131 , Birmingham
56 Cadillac Convert. $4295) -
"54 Olds 98 Hol. Cpe. $1695 | <2"
"153 Pontiac 4-Dr, ,..$ 795
53 Olds 98 4-Dr. ....$ 895) =
veces e$ 4957"
PLYMOUTH |.
1903 Crysler ay. V-8. 4 dr. Pully’ E
81 Chev, 2 dr sees $108
1 Nash station econ. $196
$1) atic V-8 sedan .,..$395
53 Plymouth sedan ............ $495 |
Chev, 2 dr. . $695
Ford V-6, 2 dr, $905
S§Chev. sedan . vectwees. 91008
55 hyd. 3 dr, ........91296
55 Buick V-8 sedan .....:... £1395
00 Chev. $ Gr. ....,55:....- $1505
55 Olds 8. 88 setlan. Ail power $1795
66 Chev. station wagon .... $1705
From
power glide, |. FUNNY | ‘BUSINESS
ground!”
“Something in shoes hed keep his feet from huggin’ the bw Hershberger (_
ZEEE Z IE ZZ
Soe,
"4
San. =
tp, %
see
For Sale Cars 91
1957 WAGON
Chevrolet Bel Air wagon. Power
— white walls, eee Low
Save ove
TAYLOR CHEVROLET ‘Walled Lake MA 4-1561
CAD, ‘86 (62) COUPE. “TOP CON
dition. Original owner MI 4-2107.
CHEVROLET | POWERGLIDE 1951. adio °rE toe” Fender skirts
‘6 “CHEV, 210 AUTOMATIC TC SHIFT,
door, 2 tone, good condition.
$1, $00, FE 424880 0°
8 CHEV. BEL AIR V8, 2 DR,
Ww. AA artom e, like Dew,
_ Sumer, Lad :
—aaieeuan ARASH TNC IN
6e6 8. W
—— NEW WRADE-INS
N
‘sé Rambler, custom
trans, R&
elal's demo. Your price... ?
F—'s2- Rambier wagons,
sharp gas savers with loads :
room, $1 DOWN SPECIALS,
$495.
2—'SS Rambler wagons, R&H,
auto, trans. 1 owner, like new
trade-ins, siaas.
FORD
"66 Ford wagon, R&H,
tone, less than 6,000 miles. A
honey for the coming vacation,
‘$3 Fairlane club sedan, R&H,
covered V-6 two
"63 ‘Ford convertible, green,
auto. trans.,
heat and the high price, $1495.
"54 Ford eustom V-6 2 dr, R&H,
Ford-O-Matic, white walls, beau-
tiful green finish, purrs like a
kitten, $995.
‘Sl Ford 6 deceogad seerertre,
@ real sweetheart, $3)
CHEVROLET
"66 Del-Ray omve. power
gitde, V-@. sunshine wae and |
white, 16,000 mile beauty, $1495.
“63 Chevy 2 dr. R&H, cream & |
green, low dollar special at
pe $595,
"4 Dodge Royal V-8 auto.
trans. power steering, $995.
"3 Plymouth Cranbrook club
coupe, new conditiog, R&aH, au-
tomatic trans.,
"83 Olds 08 4 dr, auto. trans,
PREE LICENSE PLATES_
$85 DOWN poco mad ANY CAR
MI 6-3900
BIRMINGHAM { NASH
‘$3 CHEV. BEL AIR. « DR. R&H,
Exc. cond., $500 cash and As-
sume- $750 tn pa o— of $53
monthly, Reason for sellig owner
has just broken both legs, Eves.
—+—after—4, Ob--4-3421, ee
CHEVROLE!, RADIO &
. automatic eee
= ca te +
a- month, “Call credit
r Parks. Midwest 47500,
__Harold Turner Ford.
’S32 CHEVY «
Styleline Deluxe sedan. Heater &
meals 2 tone int. Clean and
Special at $425.
Ww est Side Used Cars
923 W. Huron FE 4-2185
*55 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 2 DOOR 8&8
2 Docr. Auto, trans. Power Steer-
ing. Power Brakes. 17,000 miles.
$400 DOWN.
55 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 DOOR HARDTOP
BRAID Motor Sales
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer
33. Years Fair Dealing
Cass ie Ww. P
FE 2-01
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PV
1957
DEMOS Courtesy Cars
Sixes and V-8s
2-Doors, 4-Doors, Wagons
Hardtops, Converts low as
$195 Or your car down.
UP TO 36 MOS. ON BAL.
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CY WATTLES
JACK COOPER
SPARKY WRIGHT
JOHN LIBERTINE
HASKINS “Oakland County’ .
‘Fastest Growing Dealer 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 MA 5-6071 Open nites auto. |:
H, continental wheel,
ing), Nash offi-|
R&H, beat the ‘55
» |"CASS AND OAKLAND
__For Sale Cara 91 CHEV. 1951, 4 DOOR DELUXE,
Powerglide, clean inside & out,
1 owner, $345. 529 eSota, FE
_ 35085,
1960 oo SEDAN, VERY clean rougho arr’ 3s
res 18 CHEVIE REASONABLE. OR 3-6424.
‘$0 CHEV. DELUX, 2 TONE GRAY,
Bem glide, R&H. clean. a
onth, Great Lakes i
hen A Good Selection
of Late Model Cars
HURON MTR: SALES
952 _W. Huron
CLEAN CHEV, Wabies 4 shift. * powde V8, 12,000 __miles. $1,700, $-0087.
~~ WILL ACCE PT Outboard motors, —
payment o1'e good used
"BILL SPENCE
62 Oaklang ree
DESOTO. 1947 appli
DESOTO HARDTOP, FULL
“Waal boats ear. Ask for Rocky.
PORD ‘55 custom Lr aa + RANCH
Wagon. _WW.A-1 Con . MI 6-4598.
‘36 FORD SOAVERTALS GooD
eee car as down payment, FE
ts Youd Va i R & H. PERFECT
JEPPREY FORD SALES. Washington
10 N. OA 8-2521
1983 FORD CONVERTIBLE, NEW top, continental wheel... $5.00 dn.
$5 a week, FE 86-6051. Field Motor,
a FORD VICTORIA. Fv LLY Fordomatic. FE 8-0984
i953 FORD CONVERTIBLE, $1,475.
_*1 Cond. oL. 17422.
~ AGAIN — AGAIN _
ARMY SURPLUS
AFP CARS
ups. All tn —
— second ¢
LUCKY AUTO SALES
193 8. Saginaw FE 4-1006
‘33 FORD apg t ak- a 2 DOOR.
New m R & H, Take over
_ Payments. "da 8- 8-3290
’55 Ford Convertible A beautiful green with white top,
Ra il. Fordamatic. ww. tires,
green & white leather trim 1-
owner car that is Lg erg pa
nice in every way. The pri
surprise you.
: OP ES AUTO 8ALES ;
68 Oakland PE 2-2351
‘$1 FORD V-@, GOOD CONDITION.
__Must sell, $200. 38 Short St.
~~ «+ WHEEL-DRIVE JEEPS
6 good ones from "46 to ‘54
with or without snow
Roger’s Sales & Service 605 Auburn Ave FE_ 2-0555
JEEP_ FOR SALE §-7975
60M aaacoNT. EXC. COND. FE __5-0840.
‘30 MERCURY, R&H, ‘5? PLATES,
looks and runs good. $155 cash
consider older car in trade.
32-4009.
RAMBLERS — AMBASSADORS -
Used Cars. Repatr work.
ENGLE NASH SAL
M59 & Porter Rd
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
R "82 Nash, hard T-tone, green,
Ren. Clean sais. Phone OR
‘HONEST’
Abe Lincoln.
Said: : ‘YOU CAN FOOL SOME OF THE PEOPLE SOME OF THE
TE, BUT NOT ALL OF THE
PEOPLE ALL OF THE TIME.”
In Pontiac
YOU CAN'T FOOL ALL OF TH
“Matthews-Hargreaves”
SEE THESE HONEST
VALUES.
us $895
"54 Chevrolet 210
3 Door, Radio & Heater,
$745.
’S4 Pontiac 8 2 Door. Radio & Heater.
$645
_ °53 Pontiac 4Door Radio & Heater,
$595 ,
*§3 Plymouth 4-Door
Radio & Heater.
$595
'52 Buick 2-Doér
Dynafiow Radio & Heater.
; $545
51 Buick 2-Door Dynaflow. Radio & Heater.
$545
51 Chevrolet 2-Door
Powerghide. Radio &; Heater.
gis i - "49 Plymouth 2-Door Heater
$295
*53 Hudson Coupe
$95
‘48 Packard 4-Door
; Radio & Heater.
Matthews-
Hargreaves
211 S$. SAGINAW
‘dl .8 FE 54161 FE, 44546 . E } ‘4
- as a picture
oat pert 1954 | For Sale Cars’ 91/- _For Sele Cars 1
. - 19%
cusviouer (3 pny: ae
ME ng ~ Ry Wile walls and heaters
“White e aeoon
$1395.
| RRSPER PE AB Am * rou ‘Ke a? Rebuilt
115 i aden sOmUsed | Care
Goop 1990 PLYMOUTH. Rs Le, oD
2-7301,
‘SL PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN, ) Good
Ral. otor & tires. OA Lew down weet _ bse. wan ®
Up to months to 1953 PLY. 3DR. Re ct EAN,
NORTH CHEVROLET ij PLY 5 PASSENGER COUPE. 1000 S. Woodward Ave. | ti. Mavtsir $0.
Ee = a “Working Mans Priend ar Let us ar sdjust to |118 8 Saginaw Used Cars 1982 | PONTIAC. DR. DELUXE fs Orion am Motor Sales Ble Law tatieene, Voraen. 0008.
—' CURY MY 22611 io n h1 PONTIAC osageea ts dove
py, A, R & H Low agit Lio Ss econ. PE $-695) F Br Field Motor,
=e Oemet. Oey. A Feet Ex-Oakland Coutity Cars |
Pontiac Sales Demonstrator "57 Pontiac, Starchief,
<i Calais coupe, full pow-
ae ae bs mileage. ex y"
"4 Pontiac, Starchief, 4 door, se-
dan, like new.
2 door deluxe, pretty
53 Ela per-oe 2 door, hydra. R&H,
‘83 Chev. 4 “joer, 210 sedan, good
condition. .
N. MAIN ooh remy stinced er
MAple 55-5566 or wees 6-114!
MOR 2013, SUPER 88. GOOD COND.
1955 “OLDS. 96 BOLIDAT, FULL
7m ees _ nsie's sll 4 DOOR.
“t an
6:30
~ Bud Shelton
‘Offers
"S51 Cat. PS. PB...... $ises | .
"55 Chevrolet 2-door V-8....... $1395
"351 VB ee $1305
‘84 Ford Vic. Ford-O-Matic... $1195
‘54 Pontiac 3 dr, Dix,
Beautiful ow. eeues $1095 "$4 Ford V-8 2 dr....... § St
Chev. ¢door Powerglide 845
dson 4dr $1
“Bud Sh Shelton Motor S Sales Auburn at E. Blvd. ios SUPER 68 « DR _S fash oaks steerin yo a cheap for Weoton:
* st
1963 PACKARD 83 SDAN. (RADI 3 &
o money ‘down aaoame Peete
ae Siavest oD, Sie aati
STODAY ‘S SPECIAL — rey
mts Shakes TiiToR CHEVROLET
Walled Lake MA 4156!
‘4 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE
blue y, white top, air con-
— heater, tlect inside and
dn. $31 month. Great
Lakes, MI 6-8080,
MERCURY
1956
2-Dr.—4-Dr. Hardtops
FORD 1956
2-Dr. & 4Dr. Hardtops
‘LARRY
"JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
OL 1-0711
Are fou A
"WORRY BIRD" YOU WORRY
Whener or not the deal
will be eae eo
DO YoU
Whether the Pos ap be
Trustworthy?
you woenY
Whether the contract you
bat ope will be your ‘‘Last
AX!!! You've Found A Friend
Glenn’s Motor Sales
254 S. Saginaw FE 47371
‘86 FORD 8 Convertible.
Blue with light grey bot- /
tom. Light top. ee /
tle, Radio & Heater. : W/
Walls, Like new i096
4 ‘Door
Like. se. ‘fadio
a haste Powergiide. /Flec-
tric windows, pees rakes,
-power "op win Walls.
eey = in "ie
tom sioes CHEVRO!
Rare.
‘86 FORD 8 V; RIA, 2 tone grey. Radio & Heater.
Power pack. Walls $1895
"65 BUICK buper soyne
Like new,’ Maroon.
grey top.’ Power siecring.
power brakes, Dynafiow. Ra-
dio & Heater. W Walls sree
FORD 9 Passenger
‘68 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Mardtop. Light Grey top
/ Red bottom. Ra Ve ay Powergiide. Like new .....
‘66 CHEVROLET 6 Del
Ray new. 2-
tone . Powerglide.
Radio & Heater .... $1306
"55 CHEVROLET 6 Cyl. 2 Door 210, Like new. 2 tone
biue. Radio & Heater $1295
'’6 FORD 8 Convertible 2
tone. Black Fo-0-Matic.
Radio & Hea’ 1s
ec * ®
tr, W. Walls
A-1 condition ...... $1498
J Ht pelatdale Belvedere
2 Tone Blue. peest
wel tent peso & Heater. W.
thor bi awe eens. A-l
. $1395
CHEVROLET 2. Door 2 Tone Blue. 0. Power
creeres Radio & Heater.
A-1 cond L eouoonEA $ 905
Recter. tts ts bat ers eater. . is
nice car. .. ......... Siae
My VICK Spec
* : ee CTT pias ee Heat:
A ones h ar
gp OD ass cts aloes inside ies
aie. Gl poet crs “par
Beehes. : Wats “es
Pe ee
GLENN'S ba -|'52 Cadillac 62 4-Dr. Sedan,
; Asa Dodge Coronet H’top,
| FE 29101
4 "56 Pontiac 4 drs.
peter weet 2 posies
_* or PE 4-22
se pornae 2 DR. = LOW MILE-
_&ge, Clean, et oe —_
“49 PONTIAC, 4 DOOR, 1
owner, new elutch, ieulton wy ‘ex-
6:00. system. FE 46-7000 after
FOR eae we 1956 PONTIAC oe
miles, a 27856. ‘ery. small;
Peal FE
cenditinn eh ise OL. OL
1967 PONTIAC STARCHIEF CUS- door sed 1,000 actual
canon, radio & heater hydramatic.
WW &' power brakes. $100 down
& take oer ig lh MI 41930
and ask for
1950 PONTIAC. RADIO & HEAT- ef. ayerem atle. lc. No down,
ah neh Uae Mer.
west 4-7500 Harold Turner Fo
‘35 PONTIAC ~ HARDTOP | HYDRA-
matic, W. W.
1953 PONTIAC DELUXE 2 DR.
Sharp! 2 tone — New —
low FP ntlenge. ydra. $750. OR
34378. :
ce 4,58 ra.
see this car to
4. Offers being ‘60 PONTIAC, sedan, ¥ exc. tires, clean. FE]-
ar = Su rama’ e 1 owner, Voorheis Rad,
DISCOUNT
62 POUR DR. . STUDEBAKER, EX-
condition, no rust, Tires)
, interior excellent, V-8,/
k Phone |
r 6. 14238 N, Cass
a,
U SED CARS
A Good Place to buy good
used car. eenaet fair scaleg ts!
my policy, A good selection, most
models to choose from
NORTH PONTIAC AUTO eS
23 Ww. 40151
~ Safe Buy TRAL Cas
CENTRA PONTIAC’S ON LM
LINCOLN-
MERCURY ™ DEALER
CASS AT PIKE STS.
__FE_€3885 For The Best
In the Used Cars
Come Out To
LAKE ORION
MOTOR SALES
Port Mercury eebahi My 2.2611
THE PLACE TO BUY
CARKNER DODGE SALES
44053 VAN DYKE;-NEAR 20 MILE
*DR. — :
UPTO $000 | "Cys " the GUY
Re,
"Cy For An.
A-l
Reconditioned
and Guaranteed.
FORD Convertible.
PONTIAC 4-Door
FORD - Conv ertible
PONTIAC 4Door ....
WILLYS Club Coupe
FORD 4Door .
LINCOLN Club Coupe .
mG 2-Door
Owens” Your F Y oe FF ORD Dealer
147 S. Saginaw St.
° FE $3588 FE 5-4101
Open 8 A.M to 9 P.M, FORP 2-Door Custom 8 .
FORD Convertible ......... wesia $1945
CHEVROLET 4Door Club Cpe. $1995 |
seseacetpLOGO
FORD Club Coupe esesseeeerer L449 PONTIAC 2-Door ....-..
eeer ewan
eevee FORD Station Wagon .......
ooeeneee
eee ee eer en nnne
CHEVROLET Club Coupe ... a
USED CAR BUY
sssesee $1495 |
BUICK Club Coupe Super ...... $1895
CHEVROLET Bel Air 4Door ...$1395
or ene ee nee nee
Pre ce ed
..$ 995
FORD 2Door ...eeeescseeeeev i 699
oe
eeenenee
PACKARD 4Door seseeeesceee. aad 495, ‘N
1982 STUDEBAKER SEDAN, ‘cows
month. Call Credit “Mr.
Parks Midwest 4-7500 Haroid Tur-
_her _Ford. =
OLIVER |7
BUICK
$595, /
°52 Chevrolet Javertible,
Radio, Heater, Power-
glide /
Radio, Heater, Hydra-
mAtic, Light Green
/ $1195
Radio, Heater, Auto-
matic Transmission
$245 *50 Pontiac 2-Dr., Radio,
Heater, Runs Real Good
$495 ’S1 Buick 4Door Sedan,’
Radio, Heater, Dyna-
flow
$1595 ’55 Pontiac Starchief Dix.
4-Dr., Radio and Heater, |
Hydramatic, Low Mile-
age, New Spare
$1395 | ’$5*Pontiac 860 2- Door,
Radio, Heater, Hydra-
$1695 '54 Buick Super 4-Dr. Sed.
Extra Low Mileage
$2295 °56 Buick Roadmaster 4-
Dr. Sedan, All Power,
Low Mileage
- $1495 ’56 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan,
Lt. Blue, Radio, Heater,
8000 Miles (actual
OLIVER
BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave.
Open till 9]
MOTOR SALES ‘ 284 SOUTH SAGINAW FE ¢7371 . they must...
‘56 Buick St a.Wagon .. Radio & —
‘56 Plym'th Sa | WIND OR SNOW LET 'ER BLOW Schutz Motors used cars always come through
we recondition them that way!
naflow, W/Wall Tires, Power
car 4s almost new.
voy 8 4-Dr. $1595 Rafilo & Heater, W/Wall Tires. Extra clean.
‘04 Pont. 4-Dr. Sedan 2 sha Deluxe, Radio & Heater. Hydramatic, W,Wall
ry
‘53 Ford Victoria Radio & Heater, Pordomatic, W/Wall
‘55 Plymouth Belvedere $1595 Mn we Radio & Heater, W.Wall Tires.
... 1895 Eat
DO Buick Sup. Riv. . Radio a Heater. Dynaflow, W/ wan Tires, Power
'S6 DeSoto Fireflite . Hardtop Fully equipped.
‘56 Buick Sup. Riv. yee 2495 Pull Power
55 Chev. 4Dr, Wagon ...$15951. Your choice of
Cameo & Gra
Radio & Heater. W/Wall Tires, V-8.
'51 Chev. Hardtop .. Radio & Heater, Power Glide,
'59 Chev, Bel Air 2-Dr. .. .$1395 eo 8 © © @
.$5 Down W/Wall Tires,
' Sedan, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires. V-8.
‘55 Pontiac Catalina gh Ipee Radio & Bester, Hydramatic, wrwsi Tires,
3 accessories gro
‘53 Plymouth Cranbrook $ 695 2-Dr. Sedan, Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires.
‘SS Chrysler Windsor ...$1795 +o. Sedan.
Tires, Power Steering & Bra Radio & =
Equipped and Ready to
‘56 Chrysler Ne ew Yorker $2695 Full Power. Don't miss it: Get it!
Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires.
'54 Chev. Bel Air ......$ 895 Radio & Heate:
‘56 Dod Bowertlite
Ask About Schutz 10,000-Mile-Guarantee <
SCHUTZ Motors DeSoto-Plymouth Dealdr —
912S. Woodward, Birmingham
MIdwest 6-5302
my Power Glide, W Wall T
Royal Lancer $2095 adio & Heater, W/Wal) Tires, Push Button
~OPEN ‘til: oe
| ‘59 Buick Cent. Cpe. .. Riviera, Radio & Heater. Dynaflow, W/Wall Tires.
‘56 Ford Country Sedan .$1895 Powerflite, W/Wall
'54 Nash Sup. a Dr. Sed .$ 795
. 91795 $2995
.$ 995
> 795
$1695
Sharp.
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9PM.
* 9:30—(7) Lone Ranger. (9) Million
: Dollar Movie. Ingrid Bergman,
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. FRBRUARY | 7, 1957
Vincent Lopez Program Will Be. Telecast a ny | FIPTY-NINE_
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¢:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. ‘Young
'y Theater.
Roy Rogers. “Billy the Kid Re- Witness.” (9) F
turns,” (4) News and Sports.
6:15—~—(4) Weathercast. (2) News.
6:20—(4) Box Four,
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. .
6:30—(7) Frontier Justice. Matt
Clark is-sent to catch horse-
thief in “L. H. Musgrove.” (4)
Juvenile Court. (2) Range Rider.
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
(9) Headline. Murder victim is
police lieutenant's sister in ‘‘Po-
lice Story.’ (4) Michigan Out-
Mort Neff. (2) Dr. Chris-
tian. Macdonald Carey in “Ex- doors,
pectant Mother.”
1:15—(7) News.
Leslie Howard in “Intermezzo.”
(4) Dinah Shore. (2) Sgt. Preston
of the Yukon.
7:45—(4) News.
8:00—(7) Circus Time. Paul Win-
chell, Jerry Mahoney, Guests:
Somethin’ Smith and the Red-
heads, singer Janine Claire. (4) You Bet. Your Life. (2) Bob Cum-
mings- Show.
8:30—(4) Dragnet. (2) Climax.
- Vicious ‘killer trails man who
helped convict him.in “The
Stalker” starring ‘James Whit-
more, | Marilyn_Erskine, J. C.
Flippen.
9:00—(7) Wire Service.
Sterling Hayden, Warner Ander-
son. (4) People’s Choice.
9:30—(4) Tennessee Ernie Ford.
(2) Playhouse 90. Patty McCor-
mick plays Helen Keller as
young girl in “Miracle Worker.”
Teresa Wright, John Barrymore
Jr., Burl Ives, featured.
10:00—(7) Hockey, Detroit Red
Wings vs. Boston Bruins at De-
troit. (4) (Color) Video Theater.
Vivian Blaine, Richard Denning,
“The Undesirable.’’ Photoplay
Gold Medal Awards will be pre-
sented.
10:30—(9) His Honor, Homer Bell.
Pat Breslin, Valerie Cossart,
Guy Raymond in “The Young at
Bus Companies Need
Tax Relief to Operate Heart.””
10:45—(7) Sports News.
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) National
News. (4) News. (2). News,.
11:10—(9) Weathervane.
11:15—(9) Film Theater, “S (9) Fea
ture Theater. Bette Davis plays|
former actress who tries in vain)
for comeback in ‘‘The Star’’ with|
LANSING #—Fast tax relief is
needed to keep the state’s local
and inter-city bus companies from
folding, a legislative committee
declared today,
The recommendation was con-
tained in the report of a house
interim committee created to in-
vestigate numerous bus company
failures in Michigan.
* Rep. James Goulette (R-Iron
Mountain) is chairman,
Goulette said bas companies
are in “dire straits” and suggest-
ed several forms of tax relief
to keep them operating,
He recommended to the legisla- Up,”
Lee Bowman,
Marsha Hunt.
Show. (2) Miss
11: 20—(2)
Rita Hayworth,
11:30—(7) Thirty
the Night.”” (4¥ “The Lady From starring Susan
Eddie
(4) Patti,
Fairweather.
Nightwatch Theater.
Welles in anghai. ”
Minute Theater.
Frank Lovejoy An “Search in.
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Hotel, Las Vegas,
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’ Farm Report.
\6:55—(2) On The Farm Front.
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8:30—(7) Wixie Wonderland.
8:55—(2) Cartoon Classroom.
9:00—(4) Romper Room.
.|9:30—(7) Liberace Show
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10:00—(2) The Garry Moore cow
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10:30—(7) Theater Seven.
'11:00—(4) Price Is Right.
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth|next season»
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11:55—(9) Billboard,”
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12:15—(2)Love of Life.
12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.
(9) Telescope.
(2) The Guiding Light.
(9) Movie.
1:30—(4)- Hollywood Story.
Conrad Nagel Show,
Brenda Presents Beulah.
Lady of Charm.
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(9) Howdy Doody.
4:00-—(2) The Brighter Day. (4).
ccm The Secret Storm.
4:30—(2) The Edge of Night. m,
Ramar.
4:45—(4) Modern Romances.
Club. (9) Dance Party.
5:30—(4) Gene Autry.
miere peity after opening of
tour Sahara
6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today’s
(4) At Could Be You. (7) The
00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Mystery) 5
Matinee. (7) My Little Margie.
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2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (ay,
(7)
= For a Day. (9) Tustice|
5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) It’s.
A Great Life, (7) Mickey Mouse/ placing Eddie Cantor, whose
doctor won't let him play , ,.
ABC has this pat on the back
from Neilsen:;: 10 ABC-TV shows|
top all competition in their own
time slots: Disneyland, Welk (once),
on Monday, two separately spon-
sored half-hours Saturday), Chey-
enne, Conflict, Wyatt Earp, Bpéken
Arrow, Rin Tin Tin and Jim Bowie.
The ARB top 10: Sullivan,)
Lucy, Como, GE Theater, Shower)
of Stars, Hitchcock, $64,000 Ques-
tion, Groucho, Disneyland, Talent
Seouts ..,.
LINCOLN NAMESAKE
If folks bave been wondering
about Charles Van Doren on ‘‘21,”
be advised at least that his middle
name if Lincoln—named after Hon- |
est Abe, on whose birthday ‘the big,
cash winner also arrived . . . Van
Doren is co-author of “Lincoln’ 5
Commando,” to be published by
Harper’s April 17. ;
It's a cinch Arthur Godfrey won't)
be able to pay Pat Boone's price
Pat and ABC have
contract.
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Ginger Rogers dances onto the |
Feb. 16 Como show . , , *
12:00--(2) Valjant Lady. (4) Tic ae
Tac Dough. (7) 12 o'clock) “Medic” is being summoned by ™
Comics. (9) Fun Time. NBC to cure its problems opposite,
Phil Silvers.
Lonesome George Gobel may be §
more lonesome if NBC can get
him b accept fewer TV appear-' 4. La
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Danny Costello, who won erkenee|
ciato"”) making hit-like sounds oo |
Coca Cola gave up hot t only.
Eddie Fisher, _but the NBC -TV
time. 5
The origina! Fabian of Scotland
Yard now is custodian of questions
for the British TVersion of the To Talk With Experts. Sen ee .
on Producing, Markets
in Waterford Township | ~
Oakland County fruit
will discuss .with specialists the. Fruit Growers
tier tc Meeting Feb. 6 at Wron Wa hear her call because it is deaf,
‘Rubs c 9 y = she soofl heard from it. Pull-
MARDELA, Md. — Mrs. Fran-/ing the plug of her automatic
cis Hopkins noticed her pet cat. washer, she dragged. out a soak-
was missing when she was doing jing, undamaged and very clean
the family wash. The cat couldn't: cat. ——
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WM. G. “BILL” LENHARD
ADVERTISING - growers en
$64,000 Qyestion.
dilettante numerologist and — “Pr obe Mistr eatment problems of preducing and market-
ing the 1957 crop at the annual
gan Fruit Growers’ Assn. imeeting of the Southeastern Michi-, FE 5-3573 4
BOX 241 _ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
of Marine Recruits
PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. # —),
Marine authorities at this recruit
depot are probing charges by
several recruits thet they have
been mistreated by drill instruc-
tors in their platoor:
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A Marine spokesman said last
night that four drill - instructors,|
cll assigned to the same platoon, |
have béen removed from instruc-.
tion duty. The growers will meet at 10 a.m.
Ww at the Waterford Com-
munity Activities Bldg. Speagers
“land topics will include: -
Don Cation, research professor
in botany and plant pathology,
on Fire Blight and Apple Scab;
Michigan State
University extension entomolo-
gist, on Red Banded Leaf Roller,
Green Aphids and Codiing Moth;
Art Mitehell,
specialist in horticulture, on fruit Alfred Dowdy,
spraying.
Other speakers will be Karl MSU
Two of the instructors,
spokesman said, have been ac-
cused of striking recruits during
training maneuvers. :
The source said the investiga-
tiort will determine whether for- the Bailey, district horticultural agent,
who will relate his recent trip
through Central Americ¢a; Don
Dewey, MSU horticultural _re-
searcher, who will discuss fruit
storage; and John F.. Hartzell of
mae od FENCE
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any of the instructors. Michigan Dept. of Agriculture. Also protect your your a
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Mae : nee eee tae et ty te i i ‘tnt ' building, on Williams Lake Road. jaccording to, Tom Belton, recrea-
City Realtor Joins (Ma acEmnttztssWest Kiveaniams’ fier ow wt oes oe race Waterford Slates |"terar rages tli
Flees Associaton nec Patncatke Dinner | rvs < m wast va malta Toe we os Winter Tourney: love aes ww gece oe = i tate oe . service club’s pro, > - a sity
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W. Huron §t., was elected to the W. W. Lobdell, Rockford, I.,
president of the organization, an-
The pancake dinner will consist
The West Pontiac: Kiwanis Club|of sausage, pancakes, coffee and
will hold its Second annual “Pan-|S0ft drigks. Adults will be charged Millions of eggs from New Zea-
land’s aristocratic rainbow trout
now are sent by air annually to
. nounced Kinzler’s election. Another
local realtor, Les Arie is secretary-
cake Sale” Feb. 16 from T &.m. o\Sren's0"cents A club ‘spokesman > p.m, in the Civic Room of the|reported that the response to last stock streams elsewhere in. the
world, ; Winter tournaments in the Water-
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“}soon' at the Community Activities'ship boys in grades 9 through 12, This Young Men's Athletic Club
‘is supervised every Monday even-
ing from 7 to 9 p.m. and has been
Under the Colombo Plan of aid
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100 diesel buses by Australia,
worth $1,350,000, Canberra re-
ports, ' ee a |
treasurer of the group.
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