* r\ 4 FS to . ' = : a 4a ® I : Sr oe i d ‘ 7a : “i er “a \ ji* BA ‘es 4 : ‘ rare? . dreamy \ \ * oy ae ie, Tos “5 : e { § . / rat “ gee j os j ial ‘ 4 he , t “ LG. My Ea : ‘ A bs (° % \ a 4 ; le | oA i aa . , “Si. THE PONTIAC PRES 12th YEAR | ' % *& & *& PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 110, 1954—46 PAGES = “CATES eews Geer 1? 29 in Nomination Race for City Commission a Mi GOP Criticism | Fills Vacancy Will Be Needed of Dem Loyalty on City Bench in Six Districts Believes it’s Politically Five Candidates File Seven Posts. thus? Bs } Foolish to Say All Are for Two Court Posts Filled in April Election ’ Treason-Tinged in Spring Election From 14 Candidates , WASHINGTON ( U P )— Odin H. Johnson, 49, of Twenty-nine men have President Eisenhower said 486 W. Iroquois Rd, was filed nominating petitions today he thinks it is untrue, named by Pontiac City for Pontiac City Commis- politically unwise and fool- Commission last night to sion posts and qualified to ish to say that all Demo- fill the vacant Pontiac Mu- run in the March 1 pri- crats are tinged with trea- nicipal Court judgeship. mary election. son or amount to security A local attorney, Johnson City Clerk Ada R. Evans risks. will serve the unexpired said the total was an all- As for Democratic pleas term of the late Judge time high for commission that he halt charges of Charles P. Webster, run-*——— candidates. Yesterday was treason by Republican lead- ning to July 4. th ing Ser ers, Mr. Eisenhower told a The ourt has been fune- Reds Propose on doo e for submitting Webster’s death are than All seven of the commis- news conference there is no | way a President could stop two months . sion posts are to be filled in Johneon, & te for election All-Europe Pact April for two year terms. 4 Two present commissioners, this except among his own Thoughtfully and slowly, | AP Wirwwhete | for the two places on the city| Non-Aggression Treaty | Pt! A. Kern, in District 3, and the President then said he RULER OF DOGDOM—Champion Charmor’s Rise and Shine) court bench. Outlined at Big 4 Meet | a7 W. Dudley. in District 2, 4 United Press Photo doubts that an t dis-| Poses with his beribboned trophy in Madison Square Garden in New Court candidates, in addition to are not candidates for re-election. ‘ HE CAN TALK NOW—Until a short time ago no sound came 7 = who filed before the! Would Torpedo EDC other incumbents are seeking re PT eee TO, Ae, ee eS branch of government. . i his | York last night after gaining the loftiest perch in dogdom—cham- Johnson, from the mouth of little Rudy Sterpka, 20 months old, even though | Play of partisanship by pion of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Handled by Ted| Tuesday deadline, are: eae he was crying for all he was worth. A growth blocked his larynx | executive staff is particu-| young Jr., the Cocker Spaniel is owned by Mrs. Carl E. Morgan of} @, Edson Hallock, 30 Cadillac BERLIN @®—Soviet Russia pro- sects will be nec: ; and at age 2 months a silver tube was inserted so he could breathe. larly appropriate at this| High Point, N. C. The victory was an upset as the two-year-old| Ave. posed today a non-aggression pact Primary “3 te ar at he : A month ago he was hospitalized with a severe cold. On a regent particular time. S never before had won a best in show award. (See story, page 36.) Cecil McCallum, 72 Dwight among all the nations of Europe | ***"¥ visit to the hospital his parents were greeted by the lad pointing to|"\4 picon called wo moe: Ave. including both Communist East | "Ve districts. In District 1, where his throat and erying “See!” The tube was gone. The growth had! if. names Nor would he enter ’ Mitchell L. Bacow, 34 Chere Germany and the Bonn republic. only two candidates filed, the can- mysteriously disappeared. Above he is catching up on his talking | tain any discussion of specific in- . : kee Rd. : It would annul the North Atlantic | “@ates automatically qualify for with his mother. dividuals Sen. room le S a . | ee | al the general_ballot in April. . . been attacking the last two Demo- “ees as tates will appear | ior laid’ be Aa share, | Without party tion, and the Youth Admits Taking Part Bp ge wna the commission offer help to Pontiac and nearby com- National Votes to Control setait?etrinsstiyat| Sess cana | wat water aupty andl Eee ” W. Dudley said they didn’t . The boy under arrest had been | ©pposition sewage problems lie in and near Pontiac,” he said. “Peo- Coffee Trading sought since December after Wi- . Sam Rayburn (D-Tex) and| Pie who depend on wells for? ——, ~ aa ani ment Scum, Teeny rat| down alarming’y tt. Laes| Wil nan Cit ters strong-arm murder of four . . still ha Senate OKs Measure | persons and named the youth as | qn nn, that y fost. | n e$ certainty thet dat bead te te Over High Prices |, Pit sd te tay ready om _ grep Lone Parking Needs Philip E. Rowston, 24 Utica Rd., , LE I | it i iil if ‘ rif i il i i i : } i ak : | : if sf i g* : gd 4 | i ¥ | 8 9 ge ; ; f i ; i E 5 i : (= iz if : Hy He & it ill i j ; : z i : 2 ! ; h + | g | i Ip [ | f 7 J i : | i | 2 s = = i z concerned him since he came here warlike at the Soviet | St., factory shipping clerk. : prom, |in 1950. He stated it was about the — (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) bili | OMly large city in Michigan without at nquef com- duce matt | Said Joined Army at 14 Rela’ . Chevrolet would itself to Ur pport K ° e P — . tives and neighbors thought =a (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) te cnet o's args mt cr the'e Preerests at Eager Enlistee Enjoying on coffee speculators it his Senate! The fortune, in cash and se- | All Aboard for Adventure stated. County Affair Tonight Five-Day Army Furlough su finds | curities, was found in a safe in William J, Beer,e attorney for} 9 srank Carlson of Kansas | bin mca SAMNRD Sar lawson ee attaci ‘Spur Line,’ Railroad Comic! #2: 24%, ci| wit urge support of “President | A 19-year-old Pontiac soldier, so determined to serve zooming. | Mrs. Wherritt, p 7 would need to condemn more land | ,. , ent te | The bill came up on Monday, but was a ee by a . in the future. “That might be part Parag t a he his country that he enlisted at 14, is home today after : 1 ect ee Siem vio| iaplad, he wes vowed ms OtAItS in Press on Monday |«22%esime rect, member. tnign a th. mail service tn Korea . Sen. Gore (D-Tenn), who | Hospital. was reported in y non Fe Oe ee acting for another | titical condition. Beer then asked Willman if the | Gakiand County Republican Cub| Sgt. Robert G. Almas, of 28 8. Midland Dr., is spending = al gree A nephew of the elderly woman| If you like railroads, plus adventure, you will want to| $e in front of the new city Dual | incoin Day banquet. la five day furlough with his wife, Ellen and infant tating tata; Gustave Lebo de. son now dead: « <= * = Deer cine ected Witman shes Inn, Berkey. ti te Se ee ee ee eee ee Exchange president, Elmer Schramm Dayton, A the proposal to make a tea, given Oakland | was a s a tern Junior High School Israci, its vice president, sald | Ohio, said the dead son, Russell, Spur Line is a unique little railroad that operates be- im the area where the present County Federation of Republican) si. months in uniform, he was returned we ee hed been “an astute businessman | ¢ Skull end Jen On that line city hall and National Guard Sarg Rie ve con m, ot! nis moti M Robert Al liscc 4 his where members promptly, possibly “made money.” ween berg Boomerville ction _y today, The son drowned while Guck| anything can happen, and usually does. uinaan sold Mayer Actor 3 Gamer. abouts and requested his One New York coffee broker, Al- | bunting in Mitchell's Bay, Ont. in) Take the twin Boot brothers, High and Lew, for in-| aw had taken steps in that re-| Also during the day, mem- | release. aed Pectin, sated hn antee | sald Dre. too | race: They can’t stand that “smoke-eatin’ tin mon- aephpy -h aa pant reg ogg acne hernth o In September, 1951, Almas en- subpoena customers. Schramm Wherritt ster” keep: their milk producing goats wake nigh not acted on coming . officials listed legally _ PP ms -egesor an eek The aajbes Ausied his cont eras) anal “as + - = ee ee cane wal be ann "e _™ ad: Maile tahen oh Coa = = a. Road expert,| dinner. furnish the names on a voluntary | miserly or a recluse or ate only/ wreck the train. They'll do |siasts. Hiball, the little engine, is| also testified. He said the lot would is ewe basis before resorting to subpoena. scrape of food. | sap| it, too, with dynamite or|an authentic 220 design that's) be necessary to relieve congestion.|,."Nevor Howard K. Kelley of| _ 4. three-month in a bank. goat grease on the rails, or | packed for fun as she heads over tret, bounded by East Pike street | RP! Oak, according to Raymond ae ein . : the Bone Mountains. Addis, president. . and Parke street would be served resident| ofed outfit in Kerea. In all Clardy in Hospital $20,000 Blaze Strikes meet the hero,| , Spur Line's creator, Bud Sagen-| by the lot. Gunderson stated, and] ‘xcs wee clected te Conerens| spent 12 months In oa Reo Plant at Pike. He's kind | dort, is an avid railroad added the section was the most). i934 ite six terms in| Teturning to the U. With Heart Ailment Mp ceiving. Me | HO act Se ot both congested downtown ares. Het:| House two terme, as Kansas Since his return, and fire in the lawn 5 on os oh. aan wade . governor, and then was elected | been undergoing combat training LANSING @—Rep. Kit Clary |‘ mower di- ; to the U, 8, Senate, member of a tank batallion reported in a “fair” | Vision of Reo. Motors. Inc. ..t0_ more trouble | FY. In. ‘= DP | He is @ member it the Hoover | North Carolina. An Fess | North Car condition at the Lansing Edward | caused damage estimated than his Remember the date. Spur Line| 3 Committee on Reorganization of| He is scheduled Sparrow Hospital today with a| tween $20,000 and $25,000, wish. The gal in| starts Monday, Feb. 15. Bev comaains oocS0c00oS CE the Executive Branch of Govern-|day for California heart condition. : Firemen said that the explosion NG Ss ON) 3: << ch, eetentinemnnnens — * ERIED on ccgnoennen cones ceprontc? ment. undergo armored Glen W. Fausy, direc-| apparently resulted from a maneuvers. His family tor, sald Clardy was SS wn eee eee here until he returns with @ coronary at.11:15| near an automatic : unit, the 82nd Airborn ine : booth, . through which the lawn Bragg, N.C. . 's physician, Dr. L. 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Ar et Hits Og Sst ii SEELSSSGpe-? csaeg? | S's sdizes (gad |e _ o Perrarsd Bee: i aT 35! f Fvdii eg |= b ccatee Staltyde 18% ge hit tae a Me if it ba Pe in A ttt SSEIGRn Ry TE 4] 135 a UTE peyiesy GED HE egy | UM tye ad RUDE Semmes eagles a a oe LE ie it rit ti SUE gt Se hd PAPE ieteecdge Ooi be Ug le i} ffi : at EEE eng ERG TEL | Bil DE ees ng! th Ie = IEW ERE ERRIPRETCLS ee TR ire pide eatleg hae Hlpegietiay See Tr lad AGO i iti itt in Ht iia siite Hit i HE HG hits ne qa atl ae t | aul EE EE EES i a ee a ha er \ i a eae Cll eee ee ae ssi taal ce \\, } ‘ Starts Building Drive The Italian-American Club of RS Pontiac has started 9 drive among : , its 6) members to raise enough INSTANT ACTION funds to erect’a hall at M59 and of * Pontiac Lake Rd., Waterford Town- “with a tour Hoge ship, according to Paul Felice, . . SHOE OF treasurer. Destroys Odors veacanice The club completed purchase of 6 ee. suze the 10-acre lot this week for $10,000 Felice said the group will begin ¢ a selling stocks to finance the new ‘ building. : yg omen Louis Spadafore, president, said none iors the on oy cane EX + tl ed of the women’s auxiliary. Leaves Fragrant, Fresh Arome DEODORIZER Russia's Lena river drains an area of approximately one million ‘ square miles. _ TODD'S. SHOES Presents New Spring shoes for truly glove-like fic Fromex TODD'S SHOE STORE 20 W. HURON ST. Measles Show i i i f at ER 3 ssf eoe-ee col tous edty! = uses ottiuvatiostd tp beeereee eeebeeeseeeneee Seer eeeewerene but a little less mumps marked Week Past Jan. Week 30, "4 RON POR ..ccccccces 8 8 PERER —cocccccccece . t a evenscsweseuses 2 2 Mumps .... ccc sees 8 10 MMOMIR 2 ns ccccccecs 1 1 Pececelesaucenss ° 1 Geariet fever .........+ 6 1 sp iabewevecsews 3 H } many Ettore a Tufts in most rugs do not stand up straight, but have a natural slope in one direction called the “lay of the pile.” o = * Who in 1953 Dodge Built 103,248 Tracks AND JACK HABEL CH See the County's Leading Dealer for the Country's Leading Trick / Ld r Built ‘em? Chevrolet. Built 361,833 Trucks Ford Built 317,148 Trucks International Built 121,552 Trucks The American People Buy Chevrolet Trucks Oakland — rom Buy Chevrolet Trucks From EVROLET CO. i j Z : , \ an % THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 rpose | FACE CREAM Regular Now only 69¢ This cream does all 4! 1. Deep Cleans 2. Softens Dry Skin 3. Refines Your Pores 4. Perfect Foundation BEST Possible PICTURES 6-H. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 Cagers Bruised me cana Oren (Cubs Scouts Join. |tiattrastazaihatn, eh ote to Oppose State Bill seh : Asking Dog Innoculations by 3 Spectators vow Way and’ Tle and Merts| Cup Puck # and Boy Scout Trwp| 3, °% SS hat: De Cy Commiasion Inst of lot 1, assessor's plat ST be re-| 4 14 Perk Plo jail. 150 held a combined celebration ; Don wt oh Tecord as opposing | zoned to C-1 provided an agree- jazel ye@rs | recei a 10-day suspended sen- the +. ment is made for the right-of-way Attacked After Game in |= % be srved sien be 6 Go jet Crulent ES ~ —— Tree for Mimai road extension and a 20 service is aimed at| foot alley Port Huron The injured players i i 3 Z ! 2 é : z i , § r : i Fl 2% E E é | it : . i E : : Commissioner Harold W. Dudley | an ordinance was approved Park team won 66-52. | Washington has 1,800,000 acres. ea sone ee Stop Scratching Like « Dog! | he had read reports of rabid | ing to C-1 the west half of lot|None of the spectators or parti oid Logan, Terry Sandage and | Somes | in the county and didn't} >) a) jof lot “22 and part of lots|Cipants in the brawi would give) First meter to measure alter.) _ Wateon. ace | 15 East Lewsence FE 21414 : wderstand why Pontiac shouldn't | >,’ ..4 95 of assessor's plat 73. | SY Teason for the attack nating electric current was invent 3. ‘ eee rae cath @ to 00. tel of Unde Pert Huron Police identified | ed in 1888 Not reported in earlier story Sar a a erases. cunsentes. - passed Vista Subdivision were rezoned to GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC Phone Your Order It takes only 3. minutes to arrange for delivery on DFE 4.1555 Long Easy Terms Famous Brands at Lowest Prices apposed. a er £4, 5 # +. & Fy tong +* cr Sey ue ————— and . 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Huron at Telegraph at Groen 5 -e P i \ ; 3 Py . * ‘ F ¥ Se A : See ee Ses \ \ : 4 | , Ae i aga | ° \ 2 peg ees = ~ pe . \ | 1 \ “n* \ , : \ \ \ ‘ é \ \ ‘ : . ‘ ? « *) : fe aN | / , . 4 : ‘ un _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 ok sada shot,” he laughed. GROTON, Conn, @~-You eed ne Manager Wott haw. Mer. Mich as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pentane 20) oe ee eee s SL a a pee nel we Pare WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 Cheer for Winter Weary So you're tired of Winter and the snow that makes roads slippery and the sajt that melts it and rusts your car! Cheer up, things aren't half as bad as they seem. What if it has snowed almost every day for the past two weeks! Lavcotn’s birthday and Valentine's Day are just around the corner. In less than two weeks we will be celebrating Wasn- mnoton’s birthday and then Winter wil! be two-thirds gone. . Also, and this is a rea) har- binger of Spring, Tiger pitchers and’ Catchers will be starting thelr training on that date. In. less than three weeks all Major Leaguers will be hard at the annual grind. ; Sure, there'll be more nasty weather and dangerous driving conditions. But, and this is balm for the soul, each day will bring us 24 hours nearer to that magic moment — the arrival of Spring. America’s Accident Bill | If you don’t realize that accidents cost the Nation far too much in human lives and suffering and property Joss, here are the cold facts gathered by the Na- tional Safety Council. ‘ During 1953 accidents of all kinds killed 95,000, caused injuries to 9,600,- 000 and resulted in economic losses totaling $9,100,000,000. Highway deaths were the most numerous and totaled 38,300, an increase of 300 over 1952. In sec- ond place were accidents in the home. These killed 28,000, down 1,000 from 1952. Accidental deaths at work were unchanged _ at 15,000. All this should be more than enough to persuade everybody to pay more at- tention to safety first on the highway, in the home and on the job. — Have We Another RFC? In areas where opposition to Govern- ment in business is strong, questipns are beginning to be asked about the rapid growth of the Smal! Business Administration. It was only last Summey that the much criticized Government lending agency, the Reconstruction Finance Corp. was liquidated. But the end didn't come until there was widespread agree- ment that the Government had re . mained in -the loan business far too long. ~ * * * At the same time the Small Business Administration came into being as a néw lending agency. Its purpose not only was to provide loans for small busi- nesses, but help small defense contractors to get a fair share of the-Government's business. Under the law creating it, SBA was given a life of only two years and a revolving fund of $50,000,000. The maximum it could loan to any one applicant was set at $150,000. * ® * At first SBA business was con- fined largely to defense contrac- tors, many of its loans being made jointly with banks. Now. however. wholesalers and retailers who re- cently became eligible, are apply- ing for loans in increasing numbers and the agency's staff is approaching the 500 mark. ~ President Eisrnnower is known to be against any larger role for SBA. There is talk that Secretary Weexs would like to bring it under sole control of his Com- merce Department, presumably to dis- courage its growth. ~ * * But this is an election year and there has been Democratic talk of making the agency per-- manent, boosting its loan ceiling and freeing it from Treasury- Commerce control. There also is some opinion that despite GOP silence on the subject, there are Republican Congressmen who would like to see that very thing happen. In any case SBA is worth watching. SE Victory for Common Sense Our State Senate has acted wisely on a bill to provide aid and restore order in communities stricken by disasters. News from Lansing is that the bill was drafted with last Sum- ‘mer’s Port Huron and Flint tor- nadoes in mind. Its aim is to make Michigan's Civil Defense organization responsible for this emergency duty. * * * When the voting stage was reached the count was 25 to 1 in favor of the bill. The one dissenting vote, however, was in protest against an amendment and not the bill itself. This is a victory for common sense. Certainly it would be wasteful and ridiculous to create another organization for this pur- pose while Civil Defense person- nel had nothing to do but wait for enemy attack. ° * * * In the interest of both efficiency and economy it is to be hoped the House also will pass the bill. “Maw Asks Refund on Railroad Ticket 62 Years Old.” — Headline. He must have decided not to take the trip. Tere are only three tlasses of crea- tures who like tobacco: Worms, billy goats, and people. The Man About Town Gifts to ‘Eugenia’ Babe Born at Sanatorium ls Recipient of Presents Deffynitien : Our feathered friends—the dove brings Se stork brings tax She was patient on a frame at the appears healthy and normal in every way, sent a $5 bill with instructions to a bank account for her. Another sent $2 to her mother, and a child sent her a savings stamp booklet with a good start on the stamps. When the family goes fishing through the ice, “Midnight,” the pet crow of dames Brandsoa of Cass Lake, goes along, and gets terribly excited when a big one is pulled out. Not many of us are fortunate enough to have a newspaper clipping*announcing our birth, but A card malied in Bradenton, Fla., and signed “Art probably is from Arther H. Scott. they've been having some Michigan there. aaye from Pontiac to the south- larger than in. most previous 1 have it direct from the men in charge, Richardson and Vera Price, that the Goodfellow pancake supper at Waterford CAL building Feb. 27 will see a flap jack Right here in the middie of Boy Scout Week, National Executive Arthur A. Schuck } The percentage gain in Clinton Valley Council is much higher than the national gain Digging im the back yard where he probably thought he had buried a bone, “Bouncer,” the Niles Patchel — of Huron Gardens, found a rattiesnake in hibernation. It had six ratties. “Up to the present time, this has not been a bad winter, writes dack Minninger of Birmingham. He continues, ‘“Twenty \ears ago it was 15 degrees below zero on Feb & | remember, because I was married that day.” ‘ Seme Oakland Coanty farmers repert that skiers are geing through their fences, evti- dently not realising that respect for property is a year reund proposition. Now a resident of Petoskey, Harry Minton writes that his old Pontiac friends have a special invitation to winter wonderland sports the carnival in that Northern Michigan city next week. Verbal Orchids to— Mrs. Florence Hoover of 115 Calvert St.; eighty-first birthday. the swallow . _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 ml ? 4 “It’s the Least We Can Do yy? Voice of the People Stresses Urgent Need for More Schools to Take Care of Qur Growing Population (Letters will be gondented when neces- sary because of lack of space. Full name, address and telephone number of the writer must accom y letters but these will not be published ff the writer so fequests, unless the letter is eritical ip fe pature) . We have been informed by J. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, and Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, sec- retary of the Department of Wel- fare, Health and Social Security, that, with the present trend, we can expect no legs than a million arrests of teen-agers this year. Many people do not believe this. If they did they woulé take defi- nite steps to prevent it. Unless we make every effort, these children may become hardened criminals, -alcoholics or communists, We need at least $25 billion worth ef new schoolrooms fer our rapidly growing populatica. This should be undertakes by towns, cities, counties and states Tt will be necessary to approve bond issues to pay for these class- rooms, I believe that the people would approve them if they knew our children to develop into weil- rounded, healthy, right - thinking citizens. David Lawrence Says: There's Plenty of Necessary Dirty Work. for Congressional Probe Committees ¢ WASHINGTON — Again and again in recent months people have asked this question: “Of what good are congressional investiga- tions—why can't the executive agencies turn up law violations?” Perhaps the most conclusive answer had just come in the form of a cause-and-effect relationship between what the Senate commit- tee on government operations dis- covered in 1952 and the announce- ment in the last two days that the Department of Justice had ob- tained indictments by a federal grand jury against former Rep. Joseph Casey and several others in connection with alleged fraud in the transfer of government ships to private owners. A subcommittee, headed by Sen. Hoey of North Carolina, Democrat, and including* in its _membership Sen. McCarthy, now the chairman of the same group, conducted a swecping investigation with public hearings which wound up with this report in May 1952 “The subcommittee is of the opinion that there appears to be sufficient evidence of violations ef the civil provisions of the merchant ship sales act in these tanker transactions te warrant prompt action by the Depart- ment of Justice, “In addition, the concealment and misrepresentation of pertinent facts by various officers and repre- sentatives of the firms involved in this inquiry in their dealings with the Maritime Commission leads the subcommittee to believe that various criminal statutes may have been violated by these indi- viduals. “In view of the long delay which has already occurred in making final determinations in these cases, it is the recommendation of the T don't know what ails folks, but I do know this. There's somethin’ bad wrong when so many manu- facturers can get rich sellin’ head- ache cures. EL a > F » 4 2 z 1 He PL £ ‘i i e3e3 if a zg 3 3 7 i Z Ht i 2 i ae zr ests New York, Democrat, has just felt obliged to issue a statement of ex- planation justifying his vote for a $214,000 appropriation for the Mc- Carthy committee. The New York senator says: “I believe in that power (con- gressional power to investigate) and its legitimate exercise. I do the committee by cut- ting off appropriations.” > Case Records of a Case Records of a Psychologist Social Poise Must Be ~~ Learned by Individuals ness. “O.K., then let's call her. Come on, I'll get her on the phone and then turn her over to hours before he had finally de- From Our Files M5 Years Age CATHOLIC WORLD mourns death of Pope Pius XI. Italian successor forecast. ‘ NEW JAP action arouses France. Pact violation charged in seizure of South China. ot soy ian U.S. PROBES foreign air mail contracts. Domestic :firms to pro- tect loss of big subsidies. FRENCH DIRECTORSHIP is blow to Germany. Foreign affairs board of four men seek pact with Italy, ‘ Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER International News Service Nice to report that our united By next week we hope to have eS After all the windows. were busted the mob got on its two- seater bicycle and rode away. The leader of course doing the The French and the Latins are both volatile demonstrators who think buildings are responsible for who's in ‘em. = was your idea in the/first place, you know, so you got to get a date and go with me.”’ telephone without the rest of the family’s hearing what was said. A moment later David came | downstairs and out to the table, ‘‘He can't back out now,”’ he gloated. ‘I called and got her on the phone and then I turned her over to Daniel. He's up there talking to her now. ‘Boy, oh boy, am I glad I got my date at school this afternoon, Daniel hasn't enjoyed his dinner at all because he has been trying to get up nerve to make the date.” Well, David's keen understand- ing of Daniel's psychology is due to the fact he had been on the 1 same spot himself till mid-after- __ And I am revealing this typ- feal behavier of teen-age boys te show you other high schoolers that it is nermal and natura! te feel shy making a date, even ever the telephone. George and Philip, ‘our oldest sons, were just exactly like Dan- jel and David when they were at the same age. Assurance is not inherited. Your Dad and Mother may now be poised, assured and gay con- versationalists. But they weren't that way they practiced. And you can inherit their assurance, either. Alas, everybedy must ge through this initiation fer him- , Self. And the sooner you get it ever with, the sooner you'll feel ealm and “able te enjoy your dinner,” as David se~tersely phrased it. Our boys have grown up in a high schooler. Yet they are just as shy as the carrying on dialogue. Senu for my bullet Carry on Interesting Conver- sation.” enclosing a stamped, envelope and a dime. Copyright, Hopking Syndicate Ine. Portraits But now it seems, my dearest one . . . I love you even more . . 4% It really could not be that way ~ ... Together or apart... . Because [always give you all... . The love within my heart . . . But if my heart has grown in size .. . “How te Sa has my love for you... And that * may be the reason why .« . the way I do... And if that does explain it, dear . my grateful heart . .. To love you even more. Children of Today Getting Better Break in Nutrition, Right Clothing and Sunshine ° By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. How far back can one actually remember his own childhood? It seems to me that I remember get- lost when I was three or four old; and wetting the bed I was at a3%-£ a Pare i Ah tt iy i i | that I shall discontinue distribe- ting the pamphiet on Croup (avaliable on request if you pre- vide stamped, self-addressed en- velope). I have a distinct and encour+ aging impression that children get a better break in the way of - 5 i E : ; tpt i a Hi | iT Hi igs lh fo at i ra iy fi ir 3 : I feet at | . 4? ¢ otk has . = ¢ ™ . ; } ; 7 i \ ane ee 4 { t 4/ x A aye 4 } : ‘ 4 t jay 4 i . , f} . f r ; ‘ ; : / » A L + - —_— Pe - pe w ? : % a rt. d 4 Bo. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1054 | RE ee ay, February 13th d Our Former Price, $20-25! 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Marie Har-| | SALT LAKE CITY An atom-| $9000 @ pound. | a French Air Force in its war vison, who picketed ber husband's | A ie locomotive that would run for) emphasized - : against the Vietminh rebels venetian blind factory in a family, R. W. McLeod Claims | year on only 13 pounds of uran-| wit” sun Ge dae cae Will Tell Pentagon of Po dapaiiis of eked oamk labor dispute last month, now bas) bio ts Time for Keen ium will be described today to) but predicted that “we will have the Growing Distrust in Hull predicted there would’ be filed for divorce. ‘} . | railroad and manufacturing repre-| atomic locomotives before we have . mo Mrs, Harrison said, however, the Emphasis on It sentatives by a University of Utah atomically produced electric ener- Anti-Red Asia resumption of the Korean fighting. ae ee oe 0} ures 0 ® xT | nuclear scientist gy on an industriel scale.” om ~ pee seen. 0. . charges test domestic troubles. Eid, 8. D. ques ‘The scientist, Dr. Lyle B. Borst, TOKYO Gen. John E-| the Rede are the armis- The 37-yearald mother of six tion of security today “is red hot,” e pla . A Hull and Ambassador John M./| tice by smuggling and other — yesterday made public plans for’ p4 Bill Would Gi , charged in her petition yesterday | 114° should be, says R. W. Scott| what could be the world's first "OUS® ou V@ | Allison left Tokyo for Washington | Combat matertal into North Korea. Mrs. Harrison, with her 19vear- old son George V. Jr., picketed her husband's factory demanding a wage increase for George Jr and wages for herself. Only one dwelling in three in ‘Stresses Need | administrator for the State Depart- ment, ‘Many people think that security is being overplayed at the present , time,”” McLeod told a Republican McLeod is scheduled to speak | A-Locomoti 7 . Would Operate "| McLeod, security afd personnel | atomic-driven locomotive. He said States More Road Aid the plans were developed during his advance physics course at the university. Today he wil! outline the plans | to representatives of the five raih | vay in spendi money | roads and nine industrial concerns | _— they | \ ] | with the present $240.000 that is' spent annually on a diesel develop- ing the sathe horsepower. : WASHINGTON @®—The. adminis- tration is backing a bill to boost federal aid for road construction and to give the states greater lee- get from the government for this County businessmen are setting up | Cee ee ‘ General, Envoy today, carrying a report of grow- ing distrust among the anti-Com- munist nations of the vast Pacific region, The United Nations commander and the envoy to Japan — Ameri- transfer American troops from i 7S audience here | : : — a ae Toes = monger boy banquet a . | which compernien “a the project. purpose ca’s top military and diplomatic M AL mM é darri . s ET worked eight years in the factory - . od . At a press conference yesterday * Rep. McGregor (R-Obio) intro | representatives in the Orient — without pay. The AFL Carpenters I think it should be. For sé he said the paceicacaas st ke duced the bill yesterday. | took off from’ Haneda Airport at Umon arranged a settlement. It curity is like @ pendulum. It driven with steam-produced elec- SS '3 p..m. (1 a. m, EST). e | nated George J age d swings one way for a time and Pp . e ) — vie a ve and then the other. It has been so ‘Ticity and would cost an estimated Set Up Program to Get In a planeside interview, Hull § " § J : kitchen. underplayed in the last few years pana — on Jobs for Unemployed denied reports he would discuss FLL Ao that it must be emphasized now. | in use and would develop 7,000 KENNETT, Mo, Dunklin with the Pentagon L proposal te Beams -- Channels i Zo} th . ow Angles -- Etc. pr Ankh oon’ Paris, France, is less than 20 at other, similar Republican rallies |", os entist. said the , | Korea to Indo-China where Red , , len engine a program to give work to the | ‘ years old. a beeps we iil could run for a year on approxi-| county’s needy in the hope that, | ae advancing in a new | OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO ( Advertisement) at Watertown 's D. = herp he pounds of uranium. He after 30 days, outside cash and) « sia | S. Allen & Son, Inc. STATIONERS © BUSINESS OUTFITTERS Oa said t even if the uranium cost| food help will be unnecessary.| Shortly before his departure, How To Hold | tte gree prada a $11,000 a pound the fuel expendi-| About 700 families of out-of-work | Hull's Tokyo headquareters an- 22 Congress St. 123 North Seginew St pet FE24831 7 eecall a breakdown | ‘re Per year for the locomotive | farm laborers were found virtually | nounced that Gen. O. P. Weyland, FE 5-8142 | FALSE TEETH ol security. risks the Ei- | ¥0Ud be about $150,000, compared destitute last week. |commander of the U.S. Far East hore Firmly ia Plece senhower administration an- co nen a vires meee - Lt > ty Eg nounced it has fired. Ming) Rye ay 3 aoopens “So far as these firings go,” Mc- en) =, ™ PAnTEnTe on Leod said, ‘I don't think the peo- | Jouder helés tabs tenth mess denty |Ple are concerned with any break and more comfortably. 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AB Ek 49 Tomatoes SOUTHERN GROWN 2 0 . tm 19¢.-- ALL A&P SUPER MARKETS OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK , 9 > Bie : a Cay i ||) Ba) / fy < ee | |, = Hi | > iI S Hi) ~ : 1- . es ' : : | 2 ear. o.. 0 . . crash in Idaho Jan. 1, 1953. . ’ | TV Menu Weak Compared With Tica’s Soldier's Marriage |‘ parent, tania ant Besse “s MONEY IN ‘Tom Whiteey, whey somewhere around 250,000 TV re-; Soviet television sets selling in| cow telecasts an image of Iment Denied ile Sakina Senos eho Gan THERE IS GOOD. cone ere, for Sere br tee mest of them in| Moscow have only tour or five-| good quailty, But Soviet television | ARN os charged fraudulently married their this country j and around Moscow. inch screens. The Russians hope | studios have much to learn about poy a ‘Aug. 20, 1951 TELEVISION ' os ¢ to get o set with an 8 or Idinch | proper lighting pane oy a geo ay ete Ea Ps pnt wee ‘ comparison: The United | screen in mass product actors television Gosta couple Supreme Court Ry TOM WHITNEY duces ban a0 TW cuotiene th anal next year, but have not yet solved; They also have much to learn son's marriage annulled has been Spa © NONE qoeuhd Ser Ginaces Start Training Now in Your Spare YORK @—Russian televi- | ation and many more under con-| this problem. cheut programming, asian ste | relened ty Sp Georgia Supreme |e Ep ote ond Sir Gat sean The Demand for Our Television Graduates !s has ho s0mp Operas, no thrill-/ struction and at the end of 1958 The small sets are in great de-| tions present full-length motion pic- — en meets pecs ep as @ ground Far Greater Than the Supply. children, no mystery plays, | there were 27 million TV sets in| Mand. They cost 1,275 rubles for] tures and plays from the studio) | At stake was ond 01 ta re : MODERN LABORATORY and Classroom Instruction ns— | use.) | the smallest screen and 2,500 for| or direct from the theater; opera | ment insurance policy and $1,800 , hats Hea ONE EVENING A WEEK The principal Soviet television | the next larger (a little over five | and ballet direct from the Bolshoi gratuity pay of Willie Ezekial John-| Dry ice weighs considerably less ust "Sees For an average American the station—in Moscow—is on the air | inches). This is the equivalent at | Opera Theater, and what they call | on, a serviceman killed ins plane |than natural ice. Phone. Cail in Person. o: Mail Coupon for Full Details ‘et ‘telecasts would be pretty | only 20 to 23 hours a week. Pro- | the official exchange rate of $318.-| “concerts.” These are variety pro- (Political Advertisement) (Political . . fare But Muscovites love | grams start at 8 each evening ex-|7 and $625.00 respectively, or| grams presenting singers, elecu-| C. EDSON -HALLOCK cic igdse woes « nsgghs «orp PEON carer ucoib So far as Russians with TV | cept Thursday (Thursday is the | What an average Russian worker tionists, acrobats, dancers and the] Ty =. Ai<‘RY)”CO MW «CEA 6B OAppRESS ___iiN.|.|............ CITY. ec ceeeces are concerned, television s|stacen's day af) nd ran to bciet| wosld carn tn vu or fone maniie like. the tel ewe baat Sere Say usted pp Fea dy F . | STITUTE the = , On Sunday afternoons there is | out of stock and can be purchased Malenkov government, Soviet tele- MUNICIPAL JUDGE ELECTRONICS IN Even so, Russian television still | always a special childrens’ pro-| only by getting on a waiting list. | vision is scheduled to undergo a 2457 Weodward (Donovan Bidg.) WO 2-566 ster) omalocale wperetion. The | gram which run about tree * ¢ @ tremendous boom in the next few Pontiac Attorney for 26 years. of Fox U.S.S.R. has only three sta- hours. Sometimes on weekdays and| When one can find a large | years. New stations will be built, ae - ee rressseting Awan, Three Blocks North Theater _tions—in Moscow, Leningrad and Sundays there are special sports screen set, such as one imported] with coaxial cables to link them po ey o- —_ome Kiev. Altogether there may be | broadcasts, usually soccer games. | from the United States, the Mos-| in a network. This A@ Denated by Friends HERE’S PROOF THAT A&P’s LOWER PRICES BY THE SCORE SAVE YOU MORE DURING OUR... —— shoppers know that the best way to cut their total food bills to shop at A&P, where they save on hundreds of items every day Get Acquainted Ose aaeas of on just a few once in a while. 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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 Atomic Cannon |No Income Tax ° Rea \to Pay, So Sends | ‘Check for ‘None’ \Coffee Probe (Sa escacrs cets'aSe Local Man Charged Contradictory -| Committee May Place Sammon. |U. S ABemb Stockpile — : Weegee ON Frear said he thought it was| Over 1,000 Says Swede eee to Te t WASHINGTON (INS)—A Senate! nesses Beall explained that he | ported today that thé United States} Harden told Detective John subcommittee probing high coffee | originally felt those appearing be- | is believed to have q stock of “com prices sibility of placing future witnesses faith,” seeing CONS SEE | pombe” and the Soviet Union under oath because of contradic: tory testimony received in earlier But Beall asserted that there |} weapons of both light and heavy| who was being held by W iREMUS hearings have been “very definite contra-| types.” for police. Watkins said he saw/ i? . _ Subcommittee Chairman 4. dictions” in the testimony which | The statement by Gen. Richard | Harden leading the dog awa from Sy ere two days of coffee hearings which York coffee brokers or merchants | pages of several Swedish papers. in Pontiac Municipal Court. Beall said the subcommittes prices and at least three members ° . cee car cts: (ones mele | ih Sealing Dog whether the group shoulg |": attempted to steal « Walker hound STOCKHOLM, Sweden u& — The | dog, valued at $250, from Major J. comtittee not to swear in its wit-| Swedish army chief of staff re-| Watkins of 12 Beaudette St. PTTTTITTITTTTtit ttt see 5 This Valuable Coupon 8 Satifies the Bearer Fie # I-Lb. Limit Switt’s considered today the pos-| fore the group would act “in good | siderably more than 1,000 atomic/ sell to a friend for $5. Hi fake Hi F Eis me ul Patrol “might have some 100 atomtic| Fred A, Stormer arrested an Beall (R-Md.) and Sen. J. | Row require the suieqmunitieg (0) Akerman, made in a survey of/his backyard kennel. 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MISS PARIS AND TROPHY —Paris mannequin Daniele Maleval, 17, poses with her trophy after she was named “Miss Paris. 1954” in Bird Spotted Boys Dressed for Bump From Their orcs LINCOLN, Nebr. Joel lA dell, 9, and Perry Ae Wroster, 12 f F | got only minor bumps when an Op veres automobile bounced them from istic skewed” . Others Seen Flying at They were rather dressed for 29,000 Feet; One Once the occasion, being on their way Hit Plane at 20,000 to midget football practice and) | wearing all their protective pad- sual timer cp qihairel - E4- ax __| were nearing the top of Mt. Ever- est earlier this year, they were FALVEY astonished to see a bird fying But that particluar avian high at the 27,000 foot level Sal Service ifiyer failed by some 2,000 feet es & |of beating what is generally re- garded as the world altitude tecord WE'RE BUSTING OUT ALL OVER WITH NEW SPRING Lutfawili WHAT DO YOU LIKE? end lacreased for birds, says the National Geo- Service Facilities graphic Society | Setentists photographing the Fine Imported Cars | & fleck of geese at 29,000 feet, | the approximate beight of Mt. | Everest. In migration across Ferndale the lofty Himalayas, these geese set the record. 7 - = ——-------— | Ornithologists for several rea- - |) sons do not stress altitude records SOFT WATER) 2382S Se 7 birds themselves do not strive for | indeay | marks, flying- high only to clear eH ral bnpn ebe —_— ‘obstacles or storms, or to find | tastier insects. 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YOU CAN SAVE $8 to $12 aq TO $26.71 The prettiest Toppers you've n Enjoy My Dressy Dresses or @ House Dress, | have d them and you'll save $2 3T) ta/$5 ~ TO $22.71 NEW FABRICS! NEW TREATMENTS! MY NEW DEPT.! DRESSES My Customers Park Free in the Hubbard Garage Next to My Store I RENT TUXEDOS FOR WEDDINGS AND PARTIES Sam Benson -daplde shbhe OUTLET v WEEN PIKE & WAT MATERNITY $71}. Te $10.71 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 195% SEVENTEEN — : “gh a iy DOLE Hawaiian } \! PINEAPPLE .| \? : Stock your freezer now at this unbelievable price! Buy by the box - 50 to 60 pounds. Excellent for Rogsting or Broiling with mushrooms or Braised: with Vegetables. 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(INS)-—Pos-| meeting of the Kansas Committee ' power suppliers. Orders for 25 Customers, »**..°2"«,% Mimeula homeowner asked au silty of wing solar heat t s4p-|— — . : L, Hayden, 53, of Fi. Serb Doctor Gets Gift Car thorities if he could legally shoot | plement heat pumps in providing vi 2 CAMBRIDGE, _ Mass. (UPa 1 Some of her friends think Miss | Ga., and Middictown, N. Y., today a woodpecker who was driving him | year-round air conditioning for Austin-Norvell Agency, Inc. Twenty-five members of a social | Candis is a misfit at the Reservoir| was named chief ef the Korea) MOUNT UNION, Pa. Ui Dr, | crazy with ifs incessast drilling. | Kansas homes will be explored this : arrived at the Reservoir | Gub. They figure it would be more | Civil Assistance Command in| Charles A. R. McClain is making | He was told the woodpecker was a by the sral INSURANCE San end took veats at tables. ea St ae hele ts caclietiad Pe my yrs eg core, songbird and could not be killed |" eg engineer- ipa ee waitress came stood Somerville — Memory | habilitation. a c towns The woodpecker started another | department Kansas State || -— Ralph Austin Since SEE Ee cacy ¢ wbuawwbhe Lane. Prior to coming to tle For East,|bis Sth saniversary io medicine. hole, , College. 4 . aa Ralph Norvell 70 W. Lawrence FE 2-922! the 3 rattled off their orders for mae ‘Ri — itl 1 z i Cunningham’s for... a 4 | | i He @id just that. It developed ements So ly at the Boston hotel. TY fo TINE'S i: ‘ ——y RC a SO SESE ; Model} the Same, 2 f za apie Ural . ea ae aot eat CHR ~ FFT'S t New Style Notice Os ie tA : DUARTE, Calif. uw — Mr. ‘and VALENTINE $475 x Mra. Donald are tired of seeing the same old birth an- Fs baby arrived this week, they sent Baa LPS fai 2 Pound Red Heart................. out the following notices: . fa: “Announcing the arrival of our oa new model. ; - i aie aoe b eae ' = i $470 Fy long. The weight is 6 pounds 13| | (te a . | \ te F BRACH’S id MINIATURES 1 Pound............ | :/ ounces. Coty's 7 3 j . ts . } } 4 mee eh te ecru or Me \ é | a ;, , ‘ a Ned "Te My Valentine" y Maal 9 Pee in: 6:0:5:0 ciccce:0ie Yee Je . loyghernmy ANITY et aa |’ 1S me C Heert a. k rari opal gg -ae ernigaa ; 3 : ¢ 1 Pound Bex ) ‘Teach Them te Tell Time! “We tagged the new model SS S| a weer att | erent eu tee TT | Howdy Doody ” m me oan “eer ger aipond et. Toujours Moi or Feme. Wrist Watch Sake Rowh Needed PR oe Seite aos. | Setell Rogeler 1488 ‘tate «6° 6”? READING, Pa. @ — You ~ VP ae LUCIEN Howdy end his (friends decorete might be able to drive through | Bas Se Sa the dial of this watch, make it easy edged wat | ‘ ee . LE LONG to teach the kiddies to tell tne. You might have to take the matter to court though ’ ° Indiscret Cologne vivid maddening sculls + brazen brassy femel “4 luscious glowing ane Hell le | f ? x * > ard y ba ate ch eh e Tete a eu . ASAT TC ne ke ae ren in ao Ss nk Ne Geure . . Beceuse . . NEW DESIGN MODESS Boz ef 12 Box of CHLOROPHYLL Tooth Paste The lipstich thet really Vays on, steys brilliant, never dries tender lips. In « YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT Cunninghams FOR HOME OR \ “es RPS oa Os te On SORES NESS NEED OW paGes Yt : ‘ - ~e . y : e . i: : Ss ‘ | ‘ 4 ? ‘ I ; } t \ | & i . 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A Fresh LARGE EGGS DOZEN IN CARTON LARGE BUNCH $ | fesse | Fish Sticks Sac fh 4-29 | Sees cr SD 5 | ical igpes 3 39 SWIFT'S ALL-PURPOSE ; ; : « . : Pind ; : . i CAN , an | ' eee ; ae ’ ea: Se gt oe & f ’ J * 2 ‘ i \ ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1954 Pex . . ‘s. both plans at a meeting of that . Miness untill newspaper cam | Poir Married 72 Years a. (Aaverticomest) j , onions tei m Pa Praised | paigns and similar educational ore? Raw? a ed ‘ : measures lead them fe take ie- | CHICAGO @—Mr. and Mrs. J. Threal Sere | ARMY RPLUS , hone boned geen week, On Gur terest. 5 enS eee celebrated) ie sommmore ; ; , vi their throst specialist's . NAVY union Plan stszene.sez =: by Menni win i at tues ne cen Ser] ine Pe Sen 3 bee: of ; nier-union GM) | cement v¢ ) Fivalries can lies in the with their 47-year-old som at home.| Stark te fade owes. ou will lke ite : ee Saginaw FE 2-0022 be accompl a inet that the £OV- | winebrenner is 91, his wife Tressa | got, Smasing scticn, No harm drugs 3 ; = a 32 $. ° 6 With ernors have accepted the problem's pos . ell drug stores. Refuse utes, | ( ; - | Teamsters’ Vote May! i was with this undertying con-| Press Is Credited importance and have made recom- . 6 | & Cold Weather ff) 8%, Effort to Dissolve ts: ter Art come Pear Improvement in Mental ere sting. eftended by gover Fin Jurisdictional Feuds | “ins date" Seng] Health Conditions |an-tanatamcsr= | BAT AT HOMADE THURSDAY | | MIAMI BEACH, Fla. @#-AFL onus cae oe ae DETROIT w—"The press has| [iS 1" the heed for cemented ee ) | leaders lave come forward with been responsible, directly or indi- of research and to E : wing 4 nding deci by a eam wasning SPECIAL DINNER Oa agen meena steal Art| ommee elie << ae rectly,.for every wave of improve-| wage @ preventive battle against | 1954 FISHING LICENSES HERE unions but there remained consid-| dred hewn, acetone, tor |ment in mental health conditions | ™ oe ‘ from 4:30 — 7:45 p.m. erable doubt today how well it will | council - meeting ‘in Chicago next | "0¥" in the United States, news- Tarumians, superin- , work out May when all AFL union presi-| mem were told today py Or. at | a eee deters are State |] Baked Swiss Steak with Braised Mush- c Genuine Air Force — New | The AFL Executive Council gave | dents also will debate the plan. It] Menninger, director 08 te world) Mestiten at the ‘acihane et |{ room Sauce, Choice of Potatoes, Choice . Fili t Pants enn te 4 pa , oon ann ubeeribing to ie <* $F emotiqnally disturbed children. | paychiatry would assist in the || of Solad or Hot Vegetable, Homode Sheepskin igh yesterday. It was obvious that Whole matter can be put over to| = oe auiien ak ee bate, Roll, Butter—Choice of Tea or Coffee. © Full Length Zipper in Boch Log shout going along. | | made by the ewo-diy governors’ | try had made great strides, but We Do Catering—Call FE 2.6242 George Meany, when installed as | Lief Erickson Day Asked | ci = fom | said its practical application, until . AFL president little more than a|"'* . Y — comparatively recent times, had bs we year ago, embarked on a cam-| WASHINGTON @®—At least once; He Said throughout the nation, | been at a virtual standstill. HOMADE FOOD SHOP toe hae y atl iad Exichom Dey” under @ Mt] poate one peas ey ten an | he in @ assembly | settling feuds between the AFL and |‘ uric ay” a are prone a : preliminary to a merger.| Proposed by Rep. Lester R. John-| complex and weighty problers of | voted « tax bachelors more 144-146 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Sheepskin jackets to Match Ea was ree thr by the | son owe. preventing end curing mental than 25, years old. 4 — Pants — Reissued ....... $6.95 AFL: @ try Sra seier poses — itself. Air Corps Arctic Mittens, Reg. $10.95— Removeable — Washable Lining... ... AG i at Seer ot be pushing both Flannel Shirts — Sanforized .......... $2.19 frist cin ne AFL, among unions jealous of their ATTENTION: Scouts and Scout Leaders We Cerry « Complete Line of Comping Equipment— Tents—Blenkets—Sleeping Bogs—Air Mettresses, etc. PAINTERS’ DROP CLOTHS for RENT! mer SUR When the Little Woman Cie nie Has You Working Like This on Your Day Off! 32 S. 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Rord 7321 Commerce ) 3405 Ormond Rd. m4 FIL eee aes Y, oye aA oe ae, 4 f : rere i at a : ? ‘ : i ‘ age F te : me | ol er THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 ‘This Is Your Life’...a 4-Hanky Production ---Today's Television Proarams -- Ralph Edwards - So Many Things 4 Cnannel > WIBK-TV Channel +-WW3-TV Cneanel 1—WXYE-TV Likes Weepers Your TV Picture TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Edwards re-creates life of sur. , $:00—(2)—Big Payoff. (4)—Kate 6:38 — (7) — Superman. “Jimmy prise guest. (2)—IBC Boxing. 3 harmiess-looking butter conditioner pe Olsen, Bay Ear.” (@—Time| Welterweight bout Choo Veit | scm—CO—Air Base, ‘(Ladies Warmhearted Host Is retrigurstar tn Just ane of SOs “sme Gelbvey wes chabe|Godhey taied to" Smee pues Se a a ee » 9 ee Master of Psychology, reception bed, ac-| today for at lesst 10 days to give in his takeot! and aise elenews Ciine, &00—(@—Welcome Traveler. (1)— the field control tower. Van Patrick. Ralph ‘Bellamy in “Holler | cowhoy Colt. Successful on Job Thomas "Bailey. super |the radiotelevision star time to|" Corey however, denied that he ¢:45—(4)—Man About Town. Bob| Uncle.” film drama. (@)—Your) 4. 9, sesture Theater. (d— yecep radio communications and/ answer a demand that his pilot’s| ) 00.4 cy, + nae Maxwell; music and chatter TV Theater. Drama to be an j BOLL: ~~ Mare rereerence, Jovestigntions for the | license be suspended for 30 days. Go Orn Weatherman. Dr. Everett wes — 2) — Greatest Yghtn wee—@-—Adr. Patra. ()—Aunie| copiously over a, TY show cal ct interference | yesterday in a report filed by 8. W.| Sin* DCS jo avoid a collision with | Phelps. between “This created include 1:80—(D—Heart of the City. “Hie| SOMOS I Oe Layne. | &16—0—Sporte Closeup. man named Ralph Edwards, sten filament lamp bulbs still in| Cw Actonettics Administration in| 7, CAA said that Godirey's Run.” Sie a lamp license should be lifted for a least and 7 drama. (4)— 11:¢0—(1)—Soupy's On. Variety, &:30—(4)—Howdy Doody. (2)—Bob| The show “kills” its audiences, out-of-the-way places around | New York, 30 days and pe Aoredy --' gr | ome Se Presents. | comedy. (4)—News. (2)—News.| Crosby Show. (7)—Cartoons. jest on “Trot or Consequenaen, new-type chime (remt-/ a, report was termed ever te proper CAA medical certificate, Bcbed couple makes | 11:15 — (1) — Theater. Raymond | 5: 45—(T)—Weather. (2)—Sports. { another Edwards creation deere, electric Oy of new home in haunted house.| Massey in “Black Limelight.” qmueeDAy EVENING killing its public “for nearly 15 motorized sewing ma- (2)—Carpet Theater. “Boy Wears! (@ stock Car Champions, (2)— | years. antenna installations, a Gu. Big Picture. Armed forces film. ge em Tims, De Eéwards, reports an article ts antennas unless within sa ae eee ! 7:30—(T)—Mark Saber. Detective troit (2)—Sports Show. | . sesensl magatine, ts “your throw of a station's Fisher. Sandy Stewart, guest. | ¢:99—(4)—Today. (2)—Greatest Dramas. - and “your warmbearted prank- White who has ars “Virtually all of these odd MICHIGAN FLUORESCENT L 4 | @—News, Doug Edwards 8:00—(7)—W, M. Kelly. €:30—(4)—Time for Sports. ()—| see” on “Truth.” age trae f has soomed | causes of television Interference NT LIGHT CO. | 1:46—()—News Caravan. John | 9:¢9—(4)—Piayschool. (1) — Play-| Playhouse. (2)—News. i> te Sadan, warmsbemsted, But soon be oot Uaher to tome are not realised by television 383 Orchard Lake Ave. , cee wiley ee he Pome house. Dew 6:45.— (4) — Singing Along. (2) he is also a master practitioner of | happily. After scoring @ smash hit viewers,” Bailey eutd. "i geo O) — Bowling Champlons. wo lDing Dene Schoo | TA — (© — Liberace. (1)—Cisco | world's most successful publicity: | with Elizabeth,” she made her de-| Vision for a PONTIAC’S OLD | “Fred Wolf host to in ( = Sly = Kid. (2)—Meet Mr. McNutley. stunt men. but-Monday on her own “Betty Old installations N EST competion. (© — 1 Marriad | son np oem’ 230—@—Dingh Shore. (f—| Ralph Edwards was bom in Me-| White Show from Hollywood.” The | 8d lead-in wires that have been VICE comeetiion (0) 1 Maret | mss —Bety ite (0 Dinah Sore Cm ee ee aah te | ns Sey Nem Telaroat TM Satin by oe weet ore tee] = TY SERVICE DEALER! ia. is suspects sister |11:¢¢—(4)—Hawkine Falla, (1)—| = (2)—Jane Fro-| describes the town as having | views, music and hunian interest |!¥ ever suspected by the public \ His Friends. Variety. a a bho ties we Minsk: man. eee features. Oddly enough, the two worst Acthesteed Pottery Geretes ter 36 Stionnt Neunistten s:30—(T)—Times Square Theater. | 11:39—(4)—Ask Washington. (2)—| $:¢0—(4)—You Bet Your Life. (1) | "fii: radio “Escape to Nowhere,” film. (4)| strike It Rich. —Quick As Flash. (2)—Life With and My Little Margie. Margie biack- | Elizabeth. oe | mails board of directors to sell]! THURSDAY AFTERNOON [4 4.04) Tuten in Action : | “Man-Proof Lipstick.” 12: @—(4)—Bride & Groom. (The Where's Raymond. (2)—Play- | 9:00—(D—Club Polke. Warren; Comics. (2)—Valiant Lady. house. | Michael Kelly, host to drummer, | 12:15—(@)—Love of Litas (=|. Gene Krupa, Amby Hughes. (4) | Ross Mulholland. ee ee Television | Theater. Edward | 12:38—(1)—News. (2)—Tomorrow’s 9:30 —(4)—Theater. (2)—Big Town. Binns in “The Barn,” as man| Search _ | 10:60—(4)—Martin Kane. (2)— who loses and regains faith. (2) | 18:45—(4)—Travel Unlimited. (T— | “" bas ouse. ° =m § Rich. Warren Hull,| Stars on Seven. (2)—Guiding 10:30—(4)—Michigan Outdoors. (2) | Light. pes ” 9:30—()—My Hero. Robert Cum- |1:00—(@—McBride Show. ()—| 7.) Ved Taree lives Gee mings in “Income Tax,” film.| What You Eat. ; (2)—I've Got a Secret. Garry | 1:38—(2)—Garry Moore Show. (@ | 1:60—()—News. (7)—Soupy’s On. Moore; panel quiz. —Telerama. (2)--News. 1¢:00—(7)—Story Theater. Selena | 2:06—(7)—My Life. 11:15—(4)—Stars on Parade. (7)— Royal in “An Old, Old Story.” | 2:30—(7)—Theater. (2) — House | (2)—Theater. (#—This Is Your Life. Ralph party. 11:20—(4)—Theater. --Today's Radio Prodrams-- =z2*a2 i |F i it Programs turnished by stations Usted t this colunm are cub ject to change without seflee |. 14 be nice to retire, but he never thinks that for long. For one WIE, cen CELW, com ww, «ase wean, ci “WETS, a) Ws, (24) | thing, his contract still has three tomes? CERLW, Toby David CELW, Curt Massey ww Page Farrell years to run. = WJBK, Meditations News ware. icKensie And there are no signs that Ed- Bee oe Mexens. | “ware. team age Jens ing it it is = the up- : Se tase | emewm rm mem | Ste aes | OST ™Es'nke™ | surge, evidenced by lle recent We ” It’ Simple --- and You Save {1 ¢:15—WIR, Clark Quartet wat? 6:45—WIR, Curt Massey quest for a phone call to the King ; WW3, Bud Lynch w. News, Lenharét we Ban Ot ps wy of Denmark, Seems Ralph ardently : WXYZ, Lee Smits CKL Wan, tsete WJBK. Bod Murphy wished the King to be a guest on antennae aan enamel , hE” es Ss .» We Loan You the Tools and Instruct. . . White - _ teens seen see Reno cee ann meta nase iii penne ns ait AoA ¢:15—WJR, Lowell Themes | CELW, i wo, Ths. WAYS. Wottrieh, Mekene Over 100 Attend ' ) L. Stanley ° 190_WIR. Guest Mouse aici: Sika lk CKLW Kentile co R K Plastic Finish vars 1:30—Ww4 Live — . Pulten Lewis : THURSDAY ArTERNOON WISE, Tem George cxLw. Austis Great 100—WJR, Reed of Life Linoleum Pp i TILE . WXYZ, Ghow World 4s —WWS, News wart Ee Se 1:30—WJR, Family Gkeleten | CKLW, Toby David Pata boageed WXYZ, Lone Renger 8:00—WIR, Jack White caw. News, Waits CKLW. Gabriel Heatter wa, So Se s o- see ‘ arms me | See eee | Sak * aes | ob $:00—WIR, FBI Wars, 2 welts Saw. Bek bowel“ . . . ws, We oe WOAR, Coffees With Clem | 545 won tere Burton ~~’ & SAW aauke teen £:98—WIR, Muste Hal Sia LAcl 3/16” c — ar — > ews, Bow First Quality . 3 —— &:15—WXYR, Income Tax | "4O-WCAR. Radic News, Oeeree ” Thick, at t20_we, tt Prem | OS ee _— 9"x9"2 Ye = ww. Parade —" Masca SAYy. Dene = ie Owe CRLW, Mews. Gpectal .. panne halek, ot WIBK, News, Sei mignon” | Wom Me, Merete | ee Bhat oct” | tae rar” | al NEW MIRACLE LINOLEUM ‘Sanh Sr | eos eee | ee ey | Gee sedes, | Reccvne secmd com soe] Guaranteed | WXYZ, Hollywood Airport | WJBK. Don Meleod é Lee $:18—WXYz. awards were Dick Mallory and : s ee 9:90—WIR, Mrs. Pigr = #:00_Wom, tit Precinct | Harry Colwell #:15—CKLW, Symphony w, Good keigaver ">: Rouse WWJ, Gildersiceve Elevated to first class were we *:90_WIe, Classie Wink. Bo ware, pe SAW Raza 7 |Gary McCollum, Bob Birchmeier, PILIA ° ww 9:48 —WR, and Jee "Pane Brists Bg m- ouLw: Sanete oritte Wean. Temble Acad. rae ph. * One IR. Crime _| Hoisington Dale Corbin. Lloyd T j iL ' 1¢:06—WJR, Choraliers 10:00—WIR, A. Godfrey $:15—Wwsn, pets WxYz, reel “Wtteman Hughes was a ser Scout asa Wwi,, Vivace etes WW, Welcome Treveler ww re CKLW, , Music during the ceremonies. w re Heedline Edition WAYS, My Tree Story oaLw, Chase 0:18—CKLW, Band Following a talk by John Baxter, : WIBK. House Party WIBK. News, Murphy $:0—ww tounge | eT he aes neighborhood Scout commissioner 10:15—WJR, Julius LaRess WEAR, Rewn, Temple Bea ge a nee on the history of the troop and bt 10:18—WCAR, Temple wax. CELW, Preedom U.8.A. how Scouting is gaining, King with CELW, Hollywood Date | 10:08—WW3, Bob Tope aes A brig ny Stetler, assistant Explorer adviser, c ae wusid of Otte Solar ae éso-ten, 4 Headline Edition {told the group of a tour of the WEY2, Bown C. Mn” | WCAR, Birmingham Migh | 400 WiR, Listen Lorene * Bouse Pace | West now being planned for next CKLW, News te Break the Bank ware we McK. a ag Lee Pau! summer. : 10:45—WJR, Beulah Sey tame WOAR. Mews, Balleds of Town CKLW: Quiet @ance WeaR ‘Marmeny 4:16—WIR, Country Tunes CRLW, Hollywood Date ie ts tale Chale rmasainry be Ugo WIR, mew eae sone wok ee “wwi, Bectstags st Symp. | etal projects to finance the trip, con. Ge Grand Central WXYS, Réwin C.. Hill which would take in the Order of WETE, Rees Oenttle Ter aoe eee” 4:30—WWJ, Widder Brown | CKLW, News the News, McLeod 1045—Wan c- Arrow conclave in Denver, . = . uty rf 7 z 3 Allen Roth 11:20—WIR, Make Mind Ww of Town CELW, Manbattan Busts eh oe Pays | 4:48—WIR, News te Me News ; es WWJ, Woman i House news cake supper March 23 at Lincoln Stee, jeteses” |e latekoct (ip dieters WXYZ. Top Town Wats Geaes Fare ww ct WXY2. Top of ama od tp We Hasnee Oo Os, 7 ere sienialr teudeliid WCAR, ware. ap renee CKLW, Mashattan films, showing events we eames BK. 11:20—WIR, I Believe past year’s camping trips also CeIn D. perro [aR Mee see | Sak, meee wd, leurs were viewed by the group at the Wt Low conn . wxrz, Call S:15—WIR, Muste Mall EYE, Top wa the tees Sees Ths Bev, BL ene ; pn = closed the meeting with a prayer. GOLD : SEAL States Tax Net | Sityiand and New Yor” | Ferguson Votes to Give | anout 0 per cont of the world's at All-Time High |,2msm eects ized |CCC Borrowing Right — | graestrut cup te own tn the VINYL TILE ~ WASHINGTON @ — Sen. Fergu- During ‘53 Year tireatened with beckruphey, hevied | 5 (RiMich) voted with As Advertised on the Mr. end Mrs. North TV Program we CHICAGO (UP) — Total state] # dollar of all edhusted gross |SSSC4 ‘59 a compromise House 13 Mt Caen c 9x9 3 tax collections in 1968 hit an all-| tro eetivtey tor pain. Tt doce mor |Bassed Ol giving the Commodity 9x9 ¢ NoWenies | 13 time peak of $10,500,000,000, ac-| apply to income from wages and peng ergy = ve Saeibing &. reports tien inveme taxes fer a two-year car eounan buns. lew. | oabiad,_onl.Messeduesita, Seek Legislative sessions in 45 states prod , aoe Ut wen One ee ee ee Reduced sates Ser corperetion = of deeds to ee ve taxes were extended in methods Wy wing now | | | Pe ee Pe Ne ae " 7 = a ee or fd — Ey ppg Stas 5 r= Yes sb fa “2 i =F ‘ \ : t e. PRES ‘ : a \ f ‘ bs ‘ ; | ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1086 Bs and ¥ be made | |[@lechol, Ontario's Alcoholism Re- that. Young we More Canadians Drink; ! , Bobcat Loses to Traffic are refused, |on_ competing Americans Drink More |i. ‘neues show: es + ga “SAN FRANCISCO @ ~ A big ble source who| The , TORONTO @—Drinking is more | of Canadian men and 70 per cent | bobcat strolled in from the hills pound. puitiey, | oot prevalent in Canada than in the| of U.S. men drink. Among women, | and finally reached busy Van Ness & proxy fight | ICC order, by a Raggy Mary ang ad wash BS een ey eel mere ne 8 ma for control of the Central. Young | Bank as an Canadian drinker consumes less | against 46 in the United States. | killed chairman as well,| The next source edly 160,000 refusal by the Central could | Union Pacific epic railroad| Harold 8. 's history. grandson of the erests are reported | “Commodore” shares of the Cen- | bilt, holds only 410 shares of outstand-| is a director. = The rest of Young has freely| is presumed ro, por § 2) pare . ted that he wanted to control | among the TLOTLON aver VIMO The Chesapeake and | holders. They Ks accumulated | Central's next Central“ stock | 28 at Albany, N.Y oung’s regime as board ‘ a we alan Pe Bikey. Was chb-time | in 1500 thet teen gee | at perme whe CVEVETTVETe Gnancial ally, be seated as direc-| of the Cantral hy the Interstate Sate yictaren. appr llc ee Valentine's Day és peper ond ribbon. & Sunday, February 14. JZ to Curea “ THE BIG LIFT—Four cranes, one on each corner, lift an 80-foot tall ready-mix cement plant in Saginaw (Mich.) for relocation. The big operatian took several days of cranes were futile. (AP Photo.) planning as-previous effort by two Here’s How Some States Handle Reckless Drivers CHICAGO (UP)—The. American Municipal Association reports that the states are cracking down on reckless drivers. In a survey of new state laws, the Association found: Massachngsetts: A merit and de- merit plan fwas set up to lower in- surance raties for good drivers and set them up for poor ones. North Carolina: Driving license is suspended for 30 days for any mitted as evidence for drunk driv- ing. Penalties for drunken driver were increased. 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OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ‘til 9 ~ 4 ? \ j : | | ; , * F. “ : , a aaa oe +. i 7 ; 4 4 J ‘ ‘ } “THE PONTIAG,PRESS gs : ,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 ~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, — ea i. $900,000 In State Road ‘Tax Returning to County ¥ ee Fe, Bioge 22 Gs ie Se 3 gee PR > m2 edith | he 2 ape? HY, | . 3 Si “me 4 3 a ee United Press head upon graduation from DePaul University in Chicago. Kolman, 21, blind for six years, earned @ bachelor of law degree, cum laude. BLIND GRADUATE—Chief, Burton A. Kolman’s guide dog, watches as Mrs. Kolman adjusts the mortarboard on her husband's Committee Prepares for Mobile Chest X-Ray Units A steering committee organized | partment X-ray “‘clinics” will tour | sis Association, presided at Tues-| Pontiac Visiting Nurse Associa- itself Tuesday to help pave the|the country for 18 weeks, taking|day’s meeting of health officials tion: Mrs. Walter A. Brown and way for two mobile chest X-ray) free chest X-rays to check for | and delegates from a dozen county | 7_, Jdsephine H Lawyer, Oak- units scheduled to visit Oakland | tuberculosis. organizations or the county office i ° . County this spring. A. R. Musson, executive secre-| building, 1 Lafayette St. : The two Michigan Health De-| tary of Oakland County Tuberculo| pr. John D. Monroe, director |S7OUPS: Roy Manty, Michigan of Oakiand County Health De- Health Department; and Miss Want to Lose Weight . . . Easy-Like? ee Keep Down for 3 Months| = . . 000 of this county’s people will get and Adjust to New Size |r Men? Ret tcciais| Semel Logan, Urban League ot By ELMER WHEELER tables. Those grown in summer |®e here.” he said. Oakland County Industrial Union ogni sunshine have more vitamins than | 4 S's .0u cotnmittess. should be | Cnnte O20. ; Lathrap Village : neg ey heert, my, fat|those grown in winter. Some soils | named to contact each commu-| Mrs. Mary Burrell represented} '3'sea.9; Leonard, $679.00; Mar. | .FOR THE LADIES—Dorothy Deen holds s model specifications and has “Women in Mind” styling. pounds last summer, but I gained | £V@ ™ore minerals to foods than | nity's people through posters, pam-|Pontiac City Health Department) jo+¢, 41,672.85} Metamora, | of the sports car she designed and with which she| Featuring the futuristic model are leather doors it back.” others. phiets, newspapers, announcements |and Mrs. Margaret Newhouse. | gai 1¢; Milford, $9,119.97; North | won the “Contour D’elegance” Cup at the Pacific | and seats. The doors contain large pockets where How come?” I asked my doc. {pao t, se weight in a massage | at meetings and even door-to-door | Fermisle Hels Deportnsnn J, | Branch, $1,000.88; and Oak Park, | Spots Car Show in New York. The car, named the ladies can put their purses and do-dads. a | my doc. | parlor if you have the massage on | canvassing. : Bes "| 98,924.5, the Doretti, was constructed to California women’s | adds that the car can do 124 miles-per-hour. He told me that you must re-| your lunch hour and pass up eat-| ‘The county-wide committees |Comdon, Miss Evelyn n: ~ main your reduced size and weight |ing! Soda used in highballs won't asted Musson and Dr. Monroe to a Ortanniiae aa, cea ) rea. : sat aa sted one se ota> “eret| meget ew mere mente |e Citen, and Dr. Mere Ramis Pear nae csz:| WV Orld War I Vets Willingly Help U.S. — weight and size. Water won't make you fat un- | management, so as many ficids : SEOEae, ’ Beeel Oak nt gmt : i P After that, chances of going back | ‘ess you are “salt-logged.” The | as possible will be represented. Depa = South Lyon, $1,616.32; Syivan Lake, urvey mo ng ancer e a 10, Ip up are at a minimum. Gectors call this puffiness tn fat Dr. Monree and Musson were hy a es $1,743.69; and Utica, $1,458.47. ni wn . a: ei ncn set cadlia com amen eee "Ving fonds doesn't matter| max before the steering comma a iA m | Guan £0,000 World War I veterans} potciey end wil eqpd enethar 308-| ciguection, clpnss. cy. lemma? Gece your eystem ange, tee’s next Feb. 23 at 19 | Hurts Driver's Dignity ; : “1 guess old Fatty ts sincere this sara aig dren Ree a) amicarneiie , _|Ask Blood Donations have replied so far to a question-| 000 this ‘week. used chewing tebacee or snuff, time. Okay, Fatso, you win. May- | Proteins; you —" ‘ + Mass. . . naire on tobacco habits which was; porn said he is very em | They are asked when they start be we better edjust car metabo- | Pickles; strawberries with kraut./ Steering committeemen Howard Read, =r 15 P fi sent out by government scientists! couraged with the response and |ed to use tobacco, whether they lism te the New Look.” The stomach doesn’t know the dif- clude Musson, Dr. Monroe, Mrs. | thought for a second it was one e ( in on ac seeking to eetablich the relation-| expects mest veterans polled to ference. It doesn’t know “words,” | Ira O'Dell of Oakland County PTA | those flying saucers. tho questions. Se far, bo | "7H? regularly or occasionally So ff you go on a 1,500-calorie | it just knows how to add. Council; Mrs. Ruby Stover, county; The hub cap from a passing] The American Red Cross blood-| ship if any between smoking and) S™swer nam. |2nd — if they have stopped — diet for two months and go down! y's af] in the mind! farm bureau; Donald M, Oakes,|car sailed through the air, shat-/|mobile’s next “community” visit | lung cancer ee ay 8 a Oe ly Gen int ante 20 or so pounds, I found that soon} p g§-—1m crowding 190 now! |Berkley city manager; Miss/ tered the plate glass of the maf/to Pontiac will be Monday, Feb. Dr. Harold Dorn, chief of the oa ry wo oe a you can be eating almost as much| rex: Tne “preaf” of the story | Frances M. Priest, Family Service | ket and glanced off his head. His | 15, from 2 until 8 p, m., Oakland @. Me 4 bed question: jare asked many cigarettes, as before and still remain at the | sicoholic calories. of Oakland County. dignity was burt more than his|County Red Cross chapter said | Mlogy office at tional naires. cigars or pipefuls they smoke » new lowered weight. Copyrighted Others are Miss Mary Pauli of| head. way. — ee Cs uate isaac Some veterans without govern-| day and how long they have smok- Dieting isn’t something that must ..N. E. Durocher, cross | replies are coming ment insurance policies have vol-| ed at this rate. be too permanent. Me Ponting, aid: the tacmamanity | Sbout 7,000 every 26 hours, unteered to tell their smoking) The smoking histories wil be Your metabolism ts now adjust- call is scheduled for Pontiac Elks’ World War I vets were picked habits, he said. checked against the veterans’ pot apertbcapelcye ender Temple. Anyone who can give| for the survey because they are | The questionnaires carry an ap-| death certificates in the future to sieeaer Sin ean enenenl & blood Monday is urged to call| reaching the ages at which can- |}eal by VA Administrator Harvey | determine how many of those poll- goes down slightly when you don’t iL - =. cer is most likely to appear |V. Higley to “cooperate in a sci-| ed developed lung cancer or other eat as much as you should. Tuesday's bloodmobile visit at| * % going t. entific study which will almost) diseases and what percentage were Hf you go back to overeating, | First Presbyterian Church collect-| They were picked also for the| Certainly yield results of great im-| heavy smokers, it does this for a time — but like ed 6 pints of blood as the Pon-| statistical fact that their death cer] portance to medicine and public tsa Wve oom al bee Sear nant 7 "* = MOM| cain wit be avaatle tr eat” Yes Lincoln ts There soon berning “WwW chairmen of all checking against ‘the survey re- the is coped) or Mages ia ganized ood banks wil send as| sults sooner than those of veterans| Primarily st determining whether|!s Answer to Tourists ‘ oat many donors as possible to the/ of more recent wars. heavy smoking may lead to lung; SPRINGFIELD, Il. @ — Caste ee Se or a tae bloodmobile Monday,” Mrs. Duro! since Jan. 20 the National Can-| afcer, government scientists also! dian George Cashman. Abraham time you eat a meal. That is, 20 Geneve Gut day.” cer Institute, a division of the Na-| Will study any relationship be-| Lincoln's tomb lists as the most calories of energy to eat and di- tional Institutes of Health, and} tween tobacco and other diseases, | common question of the thousands gest that meal. ividend the Veterans Administration have | 8h &s cancer of the mouth, other) «¢ snnual visitors: “Is Lincoln The movements of your arms Declares Dividen lung Rilments, heart diseases, and J i ook 8T Miss. (UP) been polling 300,000 veterans in aR) weer, Dorn said. No results. are| "ally buried here? ieee your 2a Sag og AD cg mrg city completes attempt to determine how many! expected for at least a couple of The answer is yes. Lincoin’s burn up some 20 calories. 100 days without a.fatal traffic | heavy smokers develop lung can-| years. pe AipaMadiny exp ayo t an 4 Bae: Fag eng hn Ak, © ange mocatorum on park-| the\¥A hub aint qm dutated tchecce Metery, start : ue bat you're still 299 on the fatty ing fees. to 200,000 World War I veterans| tng with Celery is 5 calories. Eat a good, tough, stringy stalk of celery, burn up 20 calories doing it—and you've spent 15 calories digesting it! It's startling the things you learn about any subject when you really take it up seriously. -Your double chin, for example has enough stored-up energy in the form of fat to keep you walking two days without food. And that “spare tire” around your tummy might help yeu get | from Albany te New York. | Moving around fast burns up | more calories than moving slowly | — which is the trouble with us fat- ties. The fatter we get, the slower We move — except when the din- ner bell rings. Skinny ts jumping around all the time. 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Huron St. VALENTINE SPECIAL Friday—Ssturday—Sundsy Cut 3 DAFFODILS . .t.. °2°* | | Cash and Carry Only } PEARCE FLORAL CO. 559 Orchard Lake Phone FE 2-0127 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING | | || mistress and the topic was “Civil “THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 3053 peer 7 BS ies Sees tll Pentise Press Photo Tickets for the “Y”oung Adults’ Valen-| drive, sponsor of the group. The dance will tine dance Thursday evening are obtained be held at the YMCA from 9 o'clock uatil by Rod Smith of Bloomfield Hills (left) | midnight, and a queen will be chosen at the and Donna J. Kline of Oak Hill street (cen-| event. Young people 21 years and older are | ter) from Floyd A. Wainscott of Rock Haven invited to join the festivities, s Pillar Club’ + |\Celebrates Toastmistress | Dinner Meeting Held Tuesday The Oscar for the best Alumnae to Gather A speaker from Michigan Chil- dren's League will be presented Monday when Birmingham nae Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta | sorority meets. 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Bruce Raymond Andress claimed Margaret Marie Morse as his bride. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Russell B. Morse of Drayton Plains, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Claude H. Andress of St. Clair street, For the 8 o'clock service, shrimp taffeta and net with’a lace jacket. Her flowers were white car- nations in a colonia] bouquet with shrimp-colored streamers. Della Mae Wolfe and the bride's bridesmaids wearing powder blue net over taffeta with matching stoles and carrying identical bou- BRUCE R. ANDRESS aw Margaret Morse Gowned in Satin, Tulle and Lace Mr. Weischman was best man, Married Saturday evening in United Margaret Put. Bruce Andress. The bride Drayton MA the Claude are the parents, Christian Endeavor Conducts Election Twilah Wallace was elected Community Presbyterian Church were Morse and * the daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. Russell B. Morse of Plains, and Andresses of St. Clair street bridegroom's R. is H. | | | ee ee Anniversary Marks 30th Year ly Evening at S ? g | ? £ ba fi if "i ms l g | Hi | aj ei F F "3 I | = i E : f a2ff J hol — THAT OLD. WATCH CAN GIVE MANY MORE YEARS OF GOOD SERVICE IF IT 1$ PROPERLY REPAIRED—$0, BRING IT WHERE EXPERT WORKMANSHIP “Samaiy COMBINED WITH porn yaar ELECTRONIC souow vos TESTING ASSURES scram SATISFACTION "=ure™ LET US TEST YOUR WATCH IN 30 SECONDS NO CHARGE OR OBLIGATION ‘“REDMOND’S Optometrists— Jewelers 81 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-3612 | Plans are under way for a 2th | janniversary celebration by Daughters of Isabella. On Feb. a gigsttl # ie aH fl ; ‘How to Make Your Wedding Go Smoothly ”’ come in, write or phone for this booklet. There is no charge. 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Will not Gief's Jacket sports a yéke front and back. Self belt and button front. Sises 5 to @x, 7 to 14 and 10 to 14 (Sub teen). ~~ §5 W. HURON ST. RIKER’S Inside of | Each Side of 5.00 te 35.00. | pcrmiae NOTE. ary oe Across From PONTIAC HOTEL FREE PARKING 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Across From POST OFFICE 95 ° aWEET VALENTINE UIT Others Starting at 8.95 £49.95 and 69 »» 19.95 and 35.00 Symbols of Spring she'll think well of you when she wears them... want to pick several. Junior, misses’ and women’s sizes. | BETTER COTTON ORESSES as . ay Many new one and two piece styles. Jackets and boleros. The pastels and newly fashioned dress, soft features on interesting new better cotton fabrics. Pretty new suits to greet the first crocus. Feminine suits, fresh and young as springtime itself. prints are so charming you'll and (that will be often) . Whether she's sugar or _ spice (or a little of both), she'll love one of these. What a pretty way to say, “! Love You” WE FAVOR THESE FOR YOUR VALENTINE All eyes on you lovely lady ; .. + THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1954 ++ 398 and 5,98 4 gai tig a pails = 24223) fo & - HE] : = S338 i ee, A = aa T: > — i f‘s 5 § Ca Hi ‘4 te ae Mf I if 7 = Haut p i Ht r. HF ae en yl i i HAT jee eu jell flint nny LIKE SPRING ; j <; 98 41 BIB 4 GIFT DRESSES VALENTINE. dingerie—Main Fioor 63.95 5.95 Plisse, batiste, and organdy. Fluffy ruffles. Petticoats: Small, medium, large.. White only. Colorful satin ribbons or embroidery trim slips and petticoats. Slips 32 to 40. aes Ae) VAAN LZ >. A Me 27574 “it Ti f 4}, . \e 4 Bonn THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1054 ‘Blue Star Mothers ‘Meet Members of Blue Star Mothers] %® the Veterang Memorial, De ‘of America, Inc., Chapter Four met Tuesday evening in the YMCA. Members of the group who at- | tended the Southeast District report ven the wel- A = voll | School of Instruction In Utica re- fare chairman, Mrs. William Mer: | J ris. She told of the recent assist- cently were Mrs. John Yungk, Mrs. aaa | Wilbert Fitzthomas, Mrs. James eg — Dando and Mrs. Floyd Dalby. An invitation was read from | Mrs. Yungk was appointed chair- the Frederick McDonald Chapter | man of the 12th anniversary party 7% of Detroit to attend a “Green | to be held in Roosevelt Temple on Leal Tea” to be given Feb. % | state avenue March 6. ls Your Save On Custom Furniture —-At Manufacturer-To-You Prices william wright Medical Auxiliary Arranges Benefit Bri 4 een ieriae a Mrs. Ralph Wigent of Mohawk road,| benefit bridge parties sponsored by the Mrs. Kenneth Vandenberg of Lakewood |Women’s Auxiliary to the Oakland County FURNITURE MAKERS G UPHOLSTERERS 270 Orchard Loke Ave. FE 4-0558 Terms Available “JACKIE RAE” STUDIO STUDIO on 6G. Telegraph ot Veorhets re %-tivts PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S&. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enroliments Available in Day or Evening Classes. Write, phone or call in tor Free pamphiet. PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 | avenue and Mrs. Vincent Russell of Pleasant | Medical Society. The parties, which will pro- Ridge (left to right) are busily engaged in| vide a nursing scholarship, will be held dur- Outlines History of Federation Mrs. Frank Coolidge of De- troit, president of the State Fed- eration of Musical Clubs, was a special guest at the Tuesday meet- ing of Tuesday Musicale held in Bg i ee arrangement of flowers Delivered Anywhere in City F Choice Plants @ Azaleas : Tulips > fedi, Orchids, g » Gardentas. filled with a lovely | * guest speaker for the evening. Re- ports on the midwinter conference held recently in Pontiac were read by Mrs. Howard McCandless, con- ference leader. Mrs. C. J. Cavalier reported on her visit to the Lincoin Park chap- ter for which she was guest | speaker recently. Mrs. Gus Dale | was initiated into the order in | honor of Mrs. Robert Godfrey. VFEW Unit Meets Mrs. Frank Meuth, Fifth Dis- trict president, and Alma _ Gott- SANDRA MARIE MORROW Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Morrow of Willard street are the engagement of their daughter, dge Parties| making last-minute preparations for the| ing the months of February and March. Scholarship in Nursing Is the Goal Any Extra Funds to Provide Gift for New Hospital Riker Bidg., Main Floor FE 3-7186 SHOCK YOUR FRIENDS is, program, and | ppear to have suddenly grows en Garrison Mr. Lanelia Pius Ligald “were ° , Marguerite But-| covers the sins of your own Charlies, Mrs. that well. And it makes you look Mrs. Leland Mar -@0 pert and vivacious because each of the five shades is a living color Reese, Mrs.| thet looks alive. Also, Lanolin Lioyd Liquid helps s -F Styling, cutting or reshap- ing. Have it done NOW. Coming Events Townsend Clud 15 Will meet Th Sinner, bore BC, Be Sees ° * ¢ : | 7? i | 7 16-PIECE SET ST Le ET EEE { Jacobsen’s Flowers FINE GIFTS Deltveries to Detroit Twice Daily 101 North Saginaw Re a ee ee ae ee mE mm a ok Nie * M FE 3-7165 Greenhouses tn Lake Orion f , . . In lovely Sunburst yellow, Granite gray, Sand, or blue-green Teal . . . each with distinctive, rust-speckled colored glaze. The shapes are uncluttered modern . . . with an excellence of line and form that looks well in any setting. It's practical, too—stackable, and ovenproof. . . A new favorite with the wise hostess. : . . DIXteE POTTERY Only $495 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) FE 3-1894 For Your Convenience Open Daily and Sunday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. ¥ A Use Our Mailing Service Visit Our New Store: 7 N. Saginaw St.. Nest to Miller 057 W. Buren and 89 N. Saginaw ” ee we 4 j t th My rit nie [eee tt I § H : Be Seo. i is si 9 | & 1%, 7 By MAUDE. 8. DONAHUE nee Volunteers, the key to a success- taught ful Red Cross program in any com- school systems, private nursery munity, are busy at work in Pon- bragy gited ij rl ee ify A re Parents sample of the many citizens Shtended the White Hasse Crater | who have devoted hours to volun- E..Cc: a delegate from Mich- What do the volunteers do? + ahd J Where, when and how do they Mra. Wilburn Williams, Mrs. | Ort? These are the problems of Howard Johnson, Mrs. C. H. Bane, . C Scion oni executive board of Crofoot i a Someone must eR Ef A be ~ be responsible for anid ahea| for the blood will meet Tharsday at 1 p.m. im the | banks and mobile units. The units os aberee are in town every two or three Thursday :30 p.m. LeBaron School | weeks. If appointments are ‘tade PTA will meet at the school. cad a al e mobi a gusae eer. ee , | handle from to appoint- ria wil meet Thereday of 30 pow te ments in the five hours it is open. eo will meet et | Actually 150 to 200 appointments Wilsca ‘ is the average. PTA of Wilson Schoo! mont ima eke ae Since THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 Coffee and doughnuts, standard fare for blood donors, right, they ere Mrs. H. Wilbur LaRus to Hear Talk were offered to Rudolph Larson of South Marshall street | canteen worker; Mrs. C. J. Strang of Wenonah drive, a after he gave blood recently. With him are three of the|Gray Lady, and Mrs. W. S. Newman of Liberty street, oe MAPLE PINE CHERRY 27 workers required to staff a bloodmobile unit. Left to} canteen chairman for north Oakland County. Red Cross Volunteers Staff Blood-Collecting Project || }MNWRRUUUE\ ~ found unable te give, the mobile cruiters, who solicit by telephone. |teer groups who staff the mobile They spend hours calling numbers | units and Red Cross blood banks. Twenty-seven volunteers are nec- sometimes as’ many as 40 calls to| essary to staff each unit. This in- ; cludes the motor corps, or drivers, Mrs. Sheldon Noble, as chairman | registrars, Gray Ladies, nurse's of service groups directs the volun-' aides and canteen workers. out of the telephone book, taking recruit one donor. ‘ ie y Tr j Ht | EF i s hit i ; ‘| i ii Es - SHOE STORE 26 W. Huron e of Dixie highway, ~ WIGGS Eebruary Sale of Furniture 10% DISCOUNT Maple Cherry .. « Drexel and Brandt Pine . . . bedroom, sp ~~ . « « Upholstered chairs and rockers... all af preces a bonatide savings of 10% .... special orders, too. WILLETT LANCASTER MAPLE Solid Lancaster County Willett room and dining room SPOOL BED al j . LZ ... if se, you are the proud owner of — Y P evee.mede ond can addto it F now — Ry through Gorham's Annual date back os fer & 1631 whee the potters wes mode 1 The Store Where Quality Counts PAULI Co 28 West Huron St. s~—«~S*«CP 2-727 MAPLE at BATES SPECIAL ORDER SERVICE fs cony suits of Palm Beach fit all 4 figure types If you believe that your female American rights include the right to buy a suit without costly alterations; regardless of your figure type or sizé, you are thinking as Sacony does! That’s why Sacony makes smart, year ‘round suits in four complete, proportioned size ranges! Twenty-three different sizes, scaled from the 4-feet-11 te the S-feet-11 . . . im regular misses’, petites’, and half sizes (in styles shown), with special styles in junior sires. and the colors are pure Sacony-perfection. tailor’s dream. And yours, because of the way it resists wrinkles, wilt, and wear! Come in’ soon, and get fated. It's a wonderful buy! $25 > DECK CHEST during February . . . Easy way Lamps and Pictures R. W. Pfiug, | } Schultz, Eari at 2s , , 1 10% DISCOUNT w 66S =e Bane Christian Literature Sales |] sires, pices, wot ache. | Chester Reynolds. || 39 Oakland Ave. FE 4-9591 cee hana Amat 4 W. HURON ST. individual re- ||. PARKING AREA FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ee ee en I aa a At ee tt a . ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1056 _ Medical Au Members of Blue Star Mothers ‘of America, Inc., ‘Chapter Four met Tuesday evening in the YMCA. | A report was given by the wel- fare chairman, Mrs, Williaiam Mor- ris. She told of the recest assist- ance given to veterans. An invitation was read from the Frederick McDonald Chapter 7 ef Detroit te attend a “Green leaf Tea” to be given Feb. 2 ls Your Living Room Ready - For Blue Star Mothers Meet ‘State avenue March 6, Seve On Custom Furniture At Manufacturer-To-You Prices william wright FURNITURE MAKERS G UPHOLSTERERS im the Veterang Memorial, De troit. Members of the group who at- tended the Southeast District School of Instruction in Utica re- cently were Mrs. John Yungk, Mrs. Wilbert Fitzthomas, Mrs. James Dando and Mrs. Floyd Dalby. Mrs. Yungk was appointed’ chair- man of the 12th anniversary party to be held in Roosevelt Temple on eS ee ee OO Se f Peatiac Press Phete Mrs. Ralph Wigent of Mohawk road,| benefit bridge parties sponsored by the Mrs. Kenneth Vandenberg of Lakewood | Women’s Auxiliary to the Oakland County | avenue and Mrs. Vincent Russell of Pleasant | Medical Society. The parties, which will pro- STUDIO on &. Telegraph at Veorhets ——— Write, phone or call in PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL | 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enrotiments Aveilabie in Day or Evening Classes. PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 for Free = (As pictured) ~ E Choice Plants @ Azaleas p Tulips Daffodils oy 101 North Saginaw Red Heart Vase filled with a lovely arrangement of flowers | Delivered Anywhere in City { Pr { Jaecobsen’s Flowers FINE GIFTS i ‘Deliveries to Detroit Twice Daily wv FE 3-7165 Greenhouses in Lake Orion Temple under the direction of Mrs. Richard Rohrer, ritual chairman. M. G. Kellogg, governor of the Loyal Order of Moose 182, was guest speaker for the evening. Re- ports on the midwinter conference held recently in Pontiac were read by Mrs. Howard McCandless, con- | ference leader. | Mrs. C. J. Cavalier reported on | her visit to the Lincoln Park chap- iter for which she was guest | speaker recently, Mrs. Gus Dale was initiated into the order in honor of Mrs. Robert Godfrey. | VFW Unit Meets Mrs. Frank Meuth, Fifth Dis- trict president, and Alma _ Gott- schalk, junior vice president, were . | Michigan raised the largest amount of money in the United States _| last year for the purpose of bring- ing music into veterans’ hospitals. Another project in which Mrs. SANDRA MARIE MORROW Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Morrow of Willard street are announcing the engagement of their daughter, | Sandra Marie to Renald Edward z 270 Orchard Loke Ave. FE 4-0558 Ridge (left to right) are busily engaged in vide a nursing scholarship, will be held dur-| Terms making last-minute preparations for the, ing the month$ of February and March. , committee ee, ee bridge Available , der sot Si. Cesen Outlines History of Federation ren Beinep. my ° : Committee members are Mrs. . — f_/State Musical Leader Addresses Club | xoms'instice ium som PLANNING A VALENTINE PARTY? Mrs. Frank Coolidge of De-| scholarships to musicians in senior, | in. She told of the appreciation ex-| sell. Publicity chairman te Mrs Spectal Entertainment troit, president of the State Fed-| student junior divisions pressed the Pontiac State Hos-| *- Durecher. RAE-ETTES special Preclion eration of Musical Clubs, was | San weusined ee ae Ce ee Members who are planning JACKIE RAE STUDIO ing of Tuesday Musicale held in| Mrs. Coolidge announced that) 1, was announced that Mrs. | ‘or publicity and prizes. Nurse social with Mrs R. E. Gegoux, Mrs. F. H. Kane Mrs. F. G. Schlichter, Mrs. E. T Ruth Flynn Hostess to Beta Theta Phi “4” , Or a lovely Bouquet, « Centerpiece er Cor- sage, Rese s, Iris, Carnations, Daf- im foedil, Orchids, g “Hi Gardentfas. blue-green Teal . Versatile Pebbleford — wh ae ee: —by JOHN GILKES . . In lovely Sunburst yellow, Granite gray, Sand, or . . each with distinctive, rast-apeckled colored glaze. The shapes are uncluttered modern . . . with an excellence of line and form that looks well in any setting. It's practical, too—stackable, and ovenproof. . . A new favorite with the wise hostess. DIXiE POTTERY. 5281 Dixie Hwy. | For Your Convenience Open Daily and Sunday 10 AM. to,9 P.M. (Near Waterford) ‘| Valentine Presents -|Exchanged by Club xiliary Arranges’ Benefit Bridge Parties) pmmaan Panel Program Entertains Club with a tiny white tree with red hearts. Presiding at the table were Mrs. Ross Porritt and Mrs. Ronald Mountain. Mrs, George Watters of Murphy avenue was hostess Tuesday when members of the Friendship Club met. Townsend Clud 15 will meet Thursday at Cad) ye Bh, FF Hilliker, St., for & cooperative dinner. Secret end dinner of the Child Cultare gag: - be held Thursday « m. Mrs. Ralph Harrison, ave. Society of &. John meet in the wil & card oor p.m. — Mrs. Phil ve. Church will meet Friday at i p.m. with Johnson A SHOCK = i § if gs it if Styling, cutting or reshap- ing. Have it done NOW. Beauty Salon | Circle will meet Friday ttl om fer @ Valentine party and > ere eon with Mrs. Florence BRAC @ay at 1:30 with Mra. Orie Mason, 8 Moreland “Ave. Gay evening. 16-PIECE SET Only $ 4 FE 3-1894 Visit Our New Store: TN. Saginaw St. 857 W. Buren and 8? N, Saginaw Next to Miller Optical Open Friday "ta 8 FP. M. 4 : ; / ‘ . ' } 4 \ i , } | i | * 7 / 8 ___| ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1054 | ) | | K ‘Ohio Woman's Dolls Portray Famous People _ Give. Your Love COMFORT - & cially in the nation's. first ladies. = Saag apa aligns “lt I can find a good full- women Pontiac area. The length picture of a First Lady I series will begin Feb. 17 and con- copy her gown,” she e vf | 1: a 3 S Se et a teat Rapidly aoe atl and lone conversational a group tenures of office cause some - p ehelermar pes — apertnny culty in selecting the proper cloth- | exercise, Bess Truman was one example. _ . ‘| In the time she lived in the White ' are cal came | atyling finally dressed her Bess Truman ss . - doll in a 1848 style, "the cours, was’ prodecina ston ale ning’ te "Gueee SHOE STORE Seid te Chneeke Se eee Weta’ date lostang Bio Guess oe oe ee band, their two children and Prin- 26 W. Huron | . FE 2-7440 cot reernty tn Birmingham and ea = 3 = Mrs. Phyllis Giffels. Bes PY, F ns east = aor al ae ae | eae pon may be ob- _— a oi . es ~~ op a & S aS. 8 eS | . WIGGS February Sale of Furniture the YWCA. ; ‘ , og. | ; Coffee and doughnuts, standard fare for blood donors, | right, they are Mrs. H. Wilbur LaRuse of Dixie highway, ~ | PTA toH were Heed to Rudolph Larson of South Marshall street | canteen worker; Mrs. C. J. Strang of Wenonah drive, a MAPLE PINE CHERRY ) ear Talk 0 ee | . + te after he gave blood recently. With: him are three of the|Gray Lady, and Mrs. W. S. Newman of Liberty street, ; by Child Specialist a , f Maa a . | y alis _ 27 workers required to staff a bloodmobile unit. Left to|canteen chairman for north Oakland County. 10% DISCOUNT . | the University of , : : Willett Maple and Cherry .. . Drexel and Brandt Pine . . . bedroom, living : mat acta Oa |REG Cross Volunteers Staff Blood-Collecting Project Sar eer ee ae School meets Thursdgy at 2p. m.| By MAUDE M. DONAMUE , found unabie to give, the mobile cruiters, who solicit by telephone. |teer groups who staff the mobile ) Dr. Tewes is a specialist on the Volunteers, the key to @ success-| “sits cam always accommodate They spend hours calling numbers | units and Red Cross blood banks. WILLETT ‘ young child and has taught in these who drop in without out of the telephone book, taking| Twenty-seven volunteers are nec- : pone renlewitae' iphagaieargnalie ic nl , LANCASTER MAPLE rural and urban school systems. munity, are busy at work in Pon-| pelmtments, However, scheduling | sometimes as’ many as 40 calls to| essary to staff each unit. This in- | » pear PM pis Bre ) nega aspartate recruit one donor. cludes the motor corps, or drivers, Solid Lancaster County Willett operative nursery groups. volunteers are in every gig fc Mrs. Sheldon Noble, as ee Gray Ladies, nurse's omg ae penal pana : She has served as chairman of Couns week, ond! as Dercsher fe a ee en ee Sa le Oe ae eee ee perfect design . . . superior fin- : te home snd tara ving con | howe Prtciating Ja he loo), Mv. Durocher ie responile fr * , vongidhhoare : mittee of the Michigan Congress eee es 2 | slat: diet acs aan oe ot of Parentsiand Teachers and many liens | attended the White House Confer- devoted hours to volun- | dividuals in business, clubs or in- . DOLLY | | : dustty, whe, seciakt groups reg —————————" cece on family life in Washington, secs. dui ten me eee est oe «heed beak 5 tg MADISON ———! ie 4 2 delegate from ss tet as ey Ona ha see iaeds aZuuue a % SPOOL BED "Mrs. Wilburn Williams are tne Proei mod | Robert Absit, John Allen, Otis Al 48 394° je Howard Johnson, Mrs. C, H. Bane O° Cross chapter and |/en. John Brady, John Fitzgerald,|| Send Your HES” fe 1 J | Mrs. Orval. Foster and Mrs. Ralph of Mrs. Norman Mrs. Daniel Foxman, James Hoop- = : —p > ogee will serve ae hes E Durocher, |} rein ei ine Loved One n > | yates oteat tai tiac Red Cross eee Raa: ) an Attractive 7 { " hes Pea pet aden 2 oo blood program,| Others are Mrs. P. G. Latti . Large chest on - + uaual~ ;, . se? yee 4 v . 0 eee less $17.75 PTA Activities | Sinn chateeen| er arany lain, Wanert too: || Valentine ! y RS Ro Vega et : i Ips M: to save money. executive board of Crofoot ee * “someone must} Newman, Curtis E. Pema, Dire. Netionally Known | L d Pi t res , , | og tds ff pp Pcl ~ be responsible for x. E. Protit, Mrs. R. W. Pig, ae om | amps an icTu ; : securing donors| Hugh Ritter, Schultz, Eari | : PTA cnscutive beard ef Witte Gshosl MAUDE tor ‘the blood Smith, Henry Stack, James Stelt, | ° .e ° . 10% DISCOUNT | Sched ary ny St} oR Se | Danks and mobile units. The wnits| Mrs. ¥. G. Torace, Mrs. Eee | Christian Literature Sales ||| ar imo. pirwes, wot mache... in tect LeSares are in town every two or three Walker, Licyd E. Wallace, Rey t every item on our second floor is sale H RON ST. , Pii'sil net setae sacar = Set | weeks. If appointments are tnade| Emery and Chester Reynolds |] 39 Oakland Ave. FE 4-9591 ricod. 24 W. HU ° ey ee eS ee ee orem There are also individual a, Te = a —— tie scheol Boeary. Pha oa 2s 8 coll ie to toe eagebinale PARKING AREA FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Wiese is the average. , eas cunegs Samet ah ke nae =| since i i 3 ... if se, you are the proud owner sco suits of Palm Beach fit all 4 figure types | end can add to it , a= be If you believe that your female American rights include the right throvgh Gorham's Annvel FF to buy a suit without costly alterations, regardless of your figure SPECIAL ORDER SERVICE a type or size, you are thinking as Sacony does! phar pias pall “rn % That’s why Sacony makes smart, year ‘round suits in four complete, tomows Gorhom Sterling pat- ¥ proportioned size ranges! Twenty-three different sizes, scaled from terns. Just_bring ime somple Ei _ the 4-feet-1] te the 5feet-1] . .. in regular misses’, petites’, of each ploce you wich duph- and half sizes (im styles shown), with special styles in junior penta Cager shone e The ts and the colors are pure Sacony-perfection. weeghh ond wree ¢ The fabric is a tailor’s dream. And yours, because of the way it resists Vou way fad some cf there mertings ie wrinkles, wilt, and wear! Come in soon, and get faved. aco It's « wonderful buy! $2.5 The Store Where Quality Counts i Ry ANNE HEYWOOD “The most ‘important thing in the world,” a wise woman told me once, “is to know how to make | said, “and he can just take the | your unhappiness pay off.” I think of that remark frequent- ly, when I see how some women do just that, while others let a past tragedy ruin their lives for- | all she has done ever since is to | ever what I mean Mr. and Mrs. R. were anhap pily married, and they let their twe daughters know it vengeance. They fought ali the time. The father was a bot-tempered high-handed tyrant who ordered the mother around like a slavey The mother surrounded herself with an atmosphere of martyrdom under which she used sly tactics to get back at her husband. The two R. girls were upset most of the though she was paid time, and the household was mis- erable When Joan R. was twenty. she married, fast, to get out of the house She had always been on her mother’s side, and thought all women were persecuted angels and all men were fiends. She made her poor husband's life miserable Whee the going was rough The R. sisters are examples of | with a | Sramery Saar aaet Unhappiness, If Handled Don’t Just Whine About Tragedies ' financially, she refused to help | out, “Men get all the breaks,” she burden himself.” When her husband finally desert- ed her — for good cause — she |went, whining, into a job, where | complain that men's wages for the same work are higher than wom- /en's, and so forth. | Elizabeth R.° an the other hand, saw why her father behaved as he | did She saw that he felt victimized by a woman who had married him | Just for financial! security. Se she decided, at twenty, to get a job and be self-supporting. Then, she thought, She did get a good masculine colleagues, that it was not because _ nasty horrible critters, but because | society is not yet used to women that they really haven't been on the scene too long, and The moral is that, while we can- not choose the things that happen to us, we can invariably choose our reaction to them, and what we permit them to do to our lives. Copyright 1954 | i that certain inequalities are a nat-| i ural part of the growth process at twenty-seven, happily married te a man she | chese for leve, not for support. 7 Weat Lawrence Street Beginning and Refresher Courses in GREGG SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING ACCOUNTING Comptometer and Calculator and Other Courses DAY, HALF-DAY and EVENING (Approved for Veteran Training) Rear Morning 8:38 - 11: Evening VISITORS WELCOME Phone FE 2-3551 30 — Afternoon 12:00 - 2:38 6:38 - 9:00 E _ Skirt of the season! Rows and rows of shell stitches—baby shells at. the waist grow bigger and big- ger toward the hem! Jiffy-crochet —it’s beginner-easy! Crochet pattern 764: Waist Sizes 20-22: 24-26; 28-30 inches ali in- cluded. Matching stole, too. Send twenty-five cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needle- craft department, P. O. Box 16, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, New York. Print plainly pattern and ARMOUR’S PLEDGE TO YOU! Bf you don’t fihd ARMOUR SUDS wash your clothes taster. cleaner— we'll quckly seturn your money. MOW ENJOY RAIN-WATER SOFTNESS for all your wash ing. New ARMOUR SUDS with Tn-Polly, the built-in water softener, prevents soapy scum that leaves clothes dull and gray. SUDS washes clothes brighter than new, in 72 minutes instead of 15. In your dishpan ARMOUR SUDS’ high wet ting power penetrates grease and dried egg yolk im seconds. Dishes draim sparkling dry. _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1954 \ ‘ 4% - Basements Ornery Sometimes If and When They Leak; Try Pump or Venturi Tube the water from the basement. Very often the grading around the house is such that a drain line can be run from the basement to allow water to flow outside. Drains of this type should be run to a dry well or storm sewer j;and should be screened at the {opening to prevent rodents using it as an entry way into the house. Running off this fitting is a sec- ond length. of hose that is run to the basement and another line jruns out of the house. Turn on the faucet and the flow of water from the house through thé venturi pulls out the water in the basement. Plumbers and plumbing supply houses sell ven- turi tubes for this purpose. As a.last resort of flooded base- ments, build a masonry block wall | around the fixtures you wish to protect such ag the furnace, good and tight and coat it with See that the masonry work is| We had an eclipse of the mopn } | F You'll be a “model” tra vest r with this| but tamper-proof lock and brass studs that new hatbox in bright red patent, They call| prevent it from tipping over when the case it the “Fifth Avenue” and it boasts a tiny,|is resting beside you. Correctly, “Can Furnish Its Own Reward Don’t Let Details Becloud Actual Issue By ELIZABETH WOODWARD recently—won't have another for I hope that, you will be having | some friends in for a get-together | during the days before valentines Here is a game which is fun to make, which will keep guests busy for a while, and it is decora- jtive, too This is a toss game and hearts | are tossed at a paper heart tar- | get. You will need to have some | | wide paper or if this is impos- | -s = — —E ——a Answer te Previews Puszie | chocolate heart to him or her! } cheated out of seeing. the big view. They folded up their telescopes and went home when some nasty old clouds hid the goings on. They didn’t wait to see the clouds blow sible to find, use several narrow sections taped together, You .night be lucky enough to have part of an old sheet on hand. | Draw four heart targets in the center, having one heart inside the other. Alternate the colors, start- ing with a red one on the outside. | Show card colors will .be fine | for coloring these. You can also! number the hearts, 3, 5, 7, 10. I would suggest that the hearts have at least a three inch border, | The bean bags will be fun to make, too. They should be of red er white felt scraps. Cut two | hearts and blanket stitch them | around the edges, leaving a little hole at the top. Pour the beans into this little | hole, then finish the sewing. Let each player throw twé bean bags and keep score. The one to reach | 2 first is the winner. Give a) Wetch Overheul. .. $4.50 Expension Bend .... $6.95 $11.45 Lou-Mor Next to Ooklend Theater n on Repairs, SAVE 50% 45 $, Seginaw Se. | | Both | PRI, SAT. ONLY =f Jewelers FE 5-742) come back together again. we know we're really in love. “Is this difference in our sizes Manners “MAKE FRIENDS Look for slights and insults and you'll be sure ta find them. Over- look them and they can’t affect your happiness or your disposi- tion. So don't make other people's manners your business.. Your busi- ness is to mind your manners and let others mind theirs. And if they don’t that’s no rea- son for you to feel hurt. PETUNIAI Here’s a slip Thats seen its day— But [ hate to throw rt Plumb awdy Then cut it off for a petti- coat, Petunia, and run elastic around the middle. ; . JOLLY TIME POP CORN at me. How can I overcome this?”’ | nals i For seven pounds you should | Melvin DB. z 12 Cakes and 13 Bread spread 14 Book of Bible 18 Marine alge 2 Fine cotton thre | 21 Legal matters 332 —— go dbragh ™ mM Fish Neat 71 A chicken to every -- 30 Pass 33 Gather grain e togeth M Condimest BF t rr Seeres c n if Refuse Bids to Meals, if on Diet But When Hostess Insists, Take Food and Pretend fuse every dish that is proffered to me and sit with an empty plate, or should I take a little E ep ui i Hi i | Robert P. dames V. , Trey in combinations carry mere water rer 2, Lacker, Farmingion than the detail you've been harp-| Seton D Maier, Segal Outi < . on! ing . 6 & piecnard Grembias Pootias Town, And here's a girl who's suffering | [acay't cane Feraaes out of all. proportion to the cause | ‘leonard &. Waterford of the hurt. And all because she| Robert &. Smith, 606 Second | read a chart! She writes: Louls 8 atthe yg - ~ “Dear Miss Woodward: I'm 161 Deeayne a “peating Township and I weigh 130 pounds—I should | Prent W. Garvey. p Rawat | weigh 123 since I'm only five feet, | Alert L. Olson, L three inches. My doctor says I; Dominse should stop worrying until I'm 21) —but I can't stop eating and I'm| Porter L. Miter, gaining. | Begin “I don't have much trouble | ycciity getting and keeping boy friends. Len BN. But my infertority, complex | [outs & makes me feel ashamed when I Richard go ont with them. ro. “T feel that everybody's laughing | Gerald’ 2 suffer so much! The 1233 pounds —— is average, according to the chart | Wittem maybe. But you've more —. sa) average luck with the boys! Edward J. Oxford : They like to look at you exactly | Mareld J. Nehon the way you are—they don't) Some, pg Sm consider you & freak. So why| Van Buren Lay, Lake Grien would anyone else laugh at you?; jenn rR. cop. Tocependence: Why should you feel ashamed? taurenes . Box 8T7, Pontiac 4 Curb your_-eppeiiie_ chen i; Tromes W, White Our Pere >= tempts you to greedy. Then! Arthur J Barbier, Rochester forget those seven pounds and! fromell-h. Yeung, Curketen” concentrate on neatness, attractive | Swenbes Seeunds, Lineal grooming, good humor and friend. | Twine liness. That's what the boys like! | orval R. Davis, Auburn Meights | | i | LI ee : LI 11 | ra itd i. qt | l _ it - ee ~ ¢ & : Sera aT Comte ; hee : h o THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1954 "Wisconsin catabllahed the ~firai : VALENTINE CARDS and GIFTS ee ‘ March 15 Is Nearer Than You Think ‘> [Plan 10-Story Building Are You Still Muddled on Some Points? "ns pauryogee: By RICHARD A, MULLENS ° editions! “over 69" execption for the return and each is liable for mreentinantintsin a =— "DO IT YOURSELF’ We nah nwa Ob apt eet N c PATTERN -IN-PLYWOOD CUT-OUT KITS co eee ee ie ant, | tashend or wile regurtens of BOW Bolicg Association Bi Kit ineludes Pattern-in-wood assembly, instructions, tm 1963 and also re- ‘Shoo-fly’ Procedure the Veterans = payment. nails, sandpaper, etc. Patterns-on-Wood for Wall : a ~f, ir} 4 i 5 elt, Steel and Wood Desks Stools, Files Steel and Metal Chairs Typewriter Tables Steel and Metal Tables Storage Cabinets 6 Safes at 20°/, Off! GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY 17 W. Lewrence St. Pontiec, Michigan WIDE SELECTION OF Da Soke tent of Bre Shelves, Lazy Susan Spice Wheel, Thread Boxes, Rolling DIARIES, 1 to 5 years eo cloctsiod’ euaiuautik depart- | mating Pin and Utensil Rack, Knick-Knack Shelves, Silhouette Boxed § ment ot the University, 1 Mingis, on yan Stand, etc. 75¢ to $2 a Kit. ; tationery =! cr‘rncincering at Michigan State| ness you are , : and Wote Paper || Covlcse. it was annomoed today Read TILE GRAFT TOLE GRAFT | Oapper Tooling Tooling | 50¢ to $300 + gene ps ~ > paid $75 for Cleor Tile 44" and 6”. Letter Boxes, Waste oe Lorn G. Miller who retired July | interest Also 6" Paint-by-Number] Baskets, Service Trays . . eee Wray etching Aecsssertes | G ting 1, 1953. i we Tile. Paint-by-Number pictures. The American A. No. Losses due to mislaying & Office Supply about 30 per cent fewer oranges [oF ining an article are not UNGAR WOOD BURNING SETS, and Separate Plaques. and grapefruit than before World le. 17 W. 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To discuss and make known persona! wishes, costs, ete. when the necessity is not at hand .- insures good judgment and can offer a genuine peace of mind We have pre-arrangement and pre-finance plans and are always willing to discuss them with any that may desire information concern- ing their use. Sparks - Griffin FUNERAL HOME “Thought{ul Service” 46 Williams St. Phone FE 2-5841 24 Hour Ambulance Service 100 Wells Below ‘15,000 Feet Go Lower Than That, According to Survey 100 olf wells have ever been drilled below 15.000 feet, yet those wells cost a total of $60,000,000, aecord- Petroleum Engineer. Six fields In the U. S. have | production below 15,000 feet. Three time in 1953 the production depth record was broken. Twenty-five wells more thas 15,000 feet deep were drilled in 1953 and they cost an average of more than $500,000 each. About half of ali such super- deep wells are completed as preducers, but most at levels above 15,000 feet. California holds the world's rec- ord for deep drilling and deep production. Richfield’s North Coles Levee “A,” with oil sand at 17,895 feet, is the deepest pro ducer. The deep drilling record is held by Ohio Oi) Company's Palermo well, now fishing at 21,482 feet. BOY SCOUT WEEK FEB. 7th TO 13th A SALUTE TO THE BOY SCOUTS ON THEIR 44th ANNIVERSARY Forty-four years ago a handful of boys were organized into the Boy Scouts of America. Today, some 3,300,000 boys across the nation are being molded into better citizens through scouting. AGAIN THIS YEAR TROOP 7 OF BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH HAS HONORED US WITH THEIR FINE SCOUTING EXHIBIT. SEE THIS DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW! PONTIAC GLASS CO. 23 W. Lewrence St. . Phone FE 5-6441 Louisiana leads the 10 states having wells below 15,000 feet with | are producing. It has two deep | producing fields. Cote Blanche | and Weeks Island. Weeks Island field is the most important deep field in the world; it has nine wells. producing from below 15,000 feet. Texas is second in number of wells below 15,000 feet. Of its 2 deep wells, 11 were drilled last year, more than double any other state. Wyoming has tour Wells below 15,000 feet and one deep well in the West Poison Spider field in | Natrona county. Production was started by Pure Off at 16,000 feet. ) has six wells with two producers, | to 17,537 feet in 1953 to set record for foreign drilling depths. In 1953 infant mortality in United States reached a* of 28 per 1,000 live births. | Only 6 U.S. Oil Diggings DALLAS, Tex. (UP)—Only about | y wien ponrthc pues, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1034 ; | - — 5 : F Weather, Age Don’t Daunt/Farm Produce Vital . re Ne ae facie ert i, we Grannies in Their Sculling |1o Auto Industry | =* =o | eee OAKLAND, Calif. (UP) — Shop- foot oar. 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And most of the reguiars have yet to come to terms >_>. CaF JUNIOR FANS MEET STAR—During a brief appearance in Pontiac Tuesday night, Brooklyn about juvenile delinquency, he was snapped with Dodgers’ star leftfielder, Jackie Robinson two little baseball fans Erskine, who set a World Series . Pontiac Presse Pheote At left is Steve Shaffer; (above) spoke at a dinner in Hellenic Hall. Before | right Bobbie Rabaja. Robinson holds a ball which his speech, in which he had considerable to say | he had just autographed. ‘We'll Be on Top’—Robbie «# Dodgers’ Ace, Robinson, Sees Brooks Setting Pace Again This Year in NL { 1 a HE | i E j Hany 5 to help us greatly. We're otherwise, too," - | matter have arisen in big time baseball. Jackie gives great credit for this situation to Pee Wee Reese, the fiery little Dodger leader. ‘‘When Pee Wee took my side of the that was the turning | point,"” Jackie explained “That is the thing that real democracy mieans, It's the sort of thing that is part and parcel of our American way of life. We all have to work together.” Robinson returns to New York soon for a brief series of ap- pearances and then heads south for the annual spring training. Incidentally today was his 8th wedding. anniversary and he said he hated to miss being with his family. | Star Will Sm NEW YORK # — Cornelius (Dutch) Warmerdam, the gangling Californian who drew the “oohs” and ‘‘aahs'’ with his astronomical /| pole vauiting in the pre-war era, predicted today that the ¥-fost | vault is not far off Wamerdam Thinks Fresno ash Records was not discounting the efforts of Rev. Bob Richards, who has come closer to his record than anyone. “Richards has done better than I thought he ever could,"” Warmer- }dam admitted, ‘‘so he still might surprise me: But Barnes can hold |the pole four inches higher than Robinson, quiet. diffident speak-| Currently the assistant track | Richards with the same effort, s0 @r, made 8 deep impression on his coach at Fresno State College, | there's no reason why he shouldn't ‘bearers. He related his difficul- ties during the ist three years of *‘breaking-in'’ with the Dodg- ; bis = Fresno State senior. ers, as the majors first Negro player. Since his entrance into the big leagues, many other Negro stars Red Hot Loyola 5 Beats Broncs Badl KALAMAZOO ®F — Ilitting on Tl per cent of its shots in the first half. Loyola of Chicago went om to give Western Michigan a 7-56 basketbal! lesson last night The accurate shooting was good | for a halftime lead of 4-23. The team then went on to avenge an earlier 8-68 defeat. It was the Broncos lst defeat fm seven home games this year seconds of a sud- Me period to snap Inter- night. from after st | | day thanks to_last night's 5-3 tri- w—After an | , Colorado Col- for the defending NCAA cham- 2 victory over | (13:51. of the final period. | Warmerdam put the finger square- ly on his protege, Fred Barnes, a “He's the boy who should break my records,” said the 38-year-old Dufch. ‘He has all the natural | equipment.” Coach and pupil are ip the East fer three of the indoor meets at Madison Square Garden. Last Saturday at the Millrose games Barnes soared 14 feet 4 inches, bat his best effort te date ts 14-8. Warmerdam's own world rec- ords are 157% outdoors and 15-3', indoors. Stull a 144 jumper when he works out, Warmerdam said he Michigan Pucksters Again Defeat Denver ANN ARBOR # — Wolverines of Michigan were in firm posses- sion of 3rd place in the Western Intercollegiate Hockey League to- umph over Denver University. Tt was the 2nd straight victory ' pions. over the Denver team in as Michigan trounced the Western- ers by a whopping 11-4 score Mon- | do better.” | Barnes, best effort was 124. Basketball Results @IGH SCHOOL GAMES — Nerthera | t Central | Saginaw City He Bar City Central Asteer ban —_ & Bend ash. 38 Benten Barber New Baltimere 16 Fraser 45 Kings Fairgreve m8 Peck Coleambiavtile COLLEGE GAMES By The Assects se ted Obtlaheoma Misseert ™ Rradiey © DePes! Ld Netre Dame 14 Mich. State ri) | Chleage Leyelea 18 West. Mich Lo] | Wiehite 8) Drake tC] Rie Grande 101 (A as Bewling Green 75 Telede 7 Lawrence Tech 77 Acsump (Ont) 65 Wabash 8? Indiana Central «6 — 9 Adrian = Cress *? Springfield en Villaneva 61 Seten Mall Vd Resten College 10 Besten Univ, Ld Gettysbers Freet.- ™“ Previdence 16) Rhede Island " Willams ” “ St. Francis (Pa) 0 Westminster (Pa) 18 Niagere 7 Steme Me Gee. Wash'ten 16? Furman: A Dute ‘ te N.C. State we Viriginia Tech 65 Wash.-Lee sd Wake Forest 8 Clemesecn 8 Quant. Marines ** Detroit T bd Rice 61 Texas A&M Cri Bayler 43 Texas Ch “ Denver ow cd Seattle Pedget be] Grid Fans Set Record LOS ANGELES — The Detroit Lions-Los Angeles Rams pro foot- ball game in 1953 at the Los An- day. { George Chin. Michigan's Chinese forward, scored the clincher at i geles Coliseum attracted 93.751 fans to set an all-time record for a regularly scheduled game. Well, catcher | ‘3 |Honors Won by Before he entered Fresno Siate, | Match Play Slated ' fied. with &1. Bums Winning Contract ‘Duel’ record when he struck out 14 Yankees in the third game of the efs on Short End PHS Discovers Why Bears Are State's Top 5 Bows to Highland Park, 63-30, in Runaway Tilt on Tuesday Night Aber and Bob Cruze of the Detroit Tigers. N. Y. Dog Show Carolina Spaniel Two-Year-Old Male Is First of Breed to Win in 13 Years . NEW YORK (INS)—Mrs. Carl the best dog of 2,572 entries in the 78th annual Westminster Ken- hen finalists included aught,"’ an Eng- a Kerry Blue Favors Bills Plan Attendance Upon Lansing Conference on Fishing Licenses Pontiac was limited to eight ield goals, but sank 14 of 21 chari- tosses to pad its total. For- Johnston ed g* g? of se7Eaty £35 Unie | 2 gs 3 : Eg 4 g in the E be 8, =. Bl eoccncokals™ HI enccetoous euecounn-o4 pa Sr 8evuw— a Z| eoncece oS 8 13 19 © 19—43 tine—James, PERSONAL FOULS: King 4, Blackiaw 2%, Castes! 8, Poe, Bal- lard, Jeohnsten 8; tetal 16. | biand Park—Dunean 3, Anderson, 3, Melien: 2. Vaeete & W Schwitter, Fields, Wegert: teta!l 14. Shets at basket—Pentiac 64, Perk 65. Perva Returns to Armory Ring in Feature Role miliar figure to Pontiac wrest- the Approval for the passage of two bills proposed for the Michigan legislature, affecting issuance of | fishing licenses, was offered during the Tuesday night session of Dis- trict 7, Michigan United Conserva- tion Clubs. Session was held at Oakland County Sportsmen's Club, Waterford. was Pete Petoskey of the Pte. Mouille Marsh game refuge, who discussed conserva- tion generally freedom to hunt and fish here, as tions in force in European coun- | tries. been set for April 6 at the Ge- nessee Sportsmen's clyb. in Palm Beach Test PALM BEACH, Fla. ® — Match play was slated today to halve the field of 64 who qualified for the 6th annual Women's Golf Cham- pionship of Palm Beach. Carol Diringer of Tiffin, Ohio, who has played the Florida tourna- ments for years, led qualifiers yes- terday with a 38-36—T4 over the 6,008-yard Palm Beach Golf Club course 4vhere women's par is 72. He pointed out the! } j | | the marked “ of the feature weekly mat card. | Co-featute bout 'fty McRae of Chicago ‘Infante of Mexico with take "in of g3e08 matches will match Z and Otto PLE; of Athens, Greece. Show starts at 8:30 p.m. | season was my best so far and I mssies, | ‘‘the team to beat” he said no- /48.points higher than he did last Wanted to Be Singer By MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK @ ~The shoe shine boy fraternity hag another former Ex-Shine Boy Giambra Didn‘t Plan Ring-Career [Bendis rip Shamrocks, Get fe s = ff ii Chisox to Make Real Flag Bid Billy Confident He Will Win 20 Games, Thinks Trades Will Help By LLOYD NORTHARD DETROIT (UP)—Southpaw Bil- ly Pierce, confident he'll be a 20-game winner this season, said today his Chicago White Sox are capable of spoiling New York's bid for a 6th straight American “We've picked up some players | who will help us,” Pierce said, pointing to Johnny Groth and Cass Michaels, ‘‘And Ferris Fain isn't, going to hit in tough luck two years in a row. He'll bat 30 to season.” Pierce, who winters in suburban Highland Park and works out daily at the YMCA to keep in shape, defended the Chicago pitch- ing staff. “Some people say we don’t have the pitching to stay up there,” he said. “That’s not so. We just lost too many close games last | year because we couldn't get a hit when we needed it. Sandy Consuegra lost a pair of | 10 games tothe Yankees. There | ’| that.” Pierce and Virgil Trucks were the mainstays of the Chicago pitching staff last season. Billy won 18 games, Trucks became the team's first 20-game winner since 1941 | “I think Virgil will be as good | or maybe even better than he was | last year,"’ Pierce said. ‘““Remem- | ber, he was only 5and-4 when he | came to us from St. Louis last summer.” Of himself, Pierce said ‘“‘last don’t see any reason why I should not be a little better this year. I'll be shooting for 20 victories.” While he termed the Yankees body can overlook the Boston Red Sox BC Will Sponsor Small Club Shows NEW YORK (INS) — Interna- tional Boxing Club has announced it is underwriting the cost of a televised—will be held next Tues- day night at St. Nick’s Arena be- tween Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn and Ike Chestnut of Harlem. | Each program is to include an | eight-round main event, two six- rounders and three four-rounders. | zre2e 3 ‘ Zz: Share of Crown i. ened ests Sew F} Adams Defends Official Scorer of Wings’ Tilts - Dick Irvin Charges Ross Jewel Gave Howe Tuesday nights game, He popped in 11 of St. Ben's ist 15 points and added 12 more in the tnd half to surpass St. Michael's ‘Paper Assists’ By JOE FALLS DETROIT we— feud between the Detroit Red team output single-handedly. Shamrocks stayed within strik- The simmering ing distance of the Highland Park |parochials until midway Wings and Montreal Canadiens the 3rd period, when St. Bene- Olympia Stadium. 2EnE e. a] calmly. I just call them as I 4-Point TV Plan Hopes to Cut Adverse Effects on Attendance, at College Games CHICAGO (INS)—A #point ob- were a lot of other close ones like’ jective has been drawn up by the National Collegiate Athletic Asso- ciation television committee. The group ended a two-day meet- ing in Chicago yesterday by list- ing its TV objectives as: 1— To reduce so far as possible the adverse effects of live tele- vision of college football games on attendance and on the athletic: and physical education program de- pendent on money received from that attendance. 2—To spread television of games among as many member colleges as possible. 3—To provide football televis- ion to the public to the extent com- patible with the two objectives listed above. 4—To develop ways of utilizing television for the promotion of col- 23 and 24. The committee plans to | ' meet in mid-March to formulate a recommended plan which will be mailed to all member schools. ‘flared anew today—this time over | dict pulled away from a 17-14 lead. | the quality of scoring at Detroit's | Orchard Lake St. Mary. re- ! back tide Friday night in the high passe lighted game of the | Tuesday's 3rd el eee--0e-=H6 SSOuueuaeOD eer-euse~4 co-vabewt " ; St ennmoguumey 2: Bl ennenccna’t : ST. MARY (OL).......- OF. SAMES...............39 Trabert Joins Cincinnati U. Basketball Team CINCINNATI, 0. (INS) — Tony Styeiuees S=BsEssse Bslelsvesze iz 2 H Ssessssses i Russia May Enter Track Team in American Tests MOSCOW (®—Russia may enter a track team in the‘ big meets winding up the U. S, winter indoor season next month. Dmitry Posnikov, deputy minis- ter of health and chief of the cen- tra] board of physical culture, an- nounced yesterday that Russia is interested in sending a team to the United States as part of an ex- ! compared with the tight restric-| have much chance to win. td] . ° Miss Diringer plays Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore, who quali- e = By GRANTLAND RICE NEW YORK—It doesn't make much difference Next session for the district has) When Ezzard Charles, Archie Moore, or some other | challenger is named for Rocky Marciano, he won't You can't wipe out a good boxer’ Writer Sees Very Little Chance for Either Ezzard Charles or Archie Moore With Rocky Marciano Tunney or Joe Louis in the offing. 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[ "i ° routed Siena 74 4—7.60x15 EAST LANSING w# — Junior freshman Danny Devine classification three-day dropped its Seton , football ccaahad an thakigna ‘Saab oon ainained pegperlnarey epee in oop oring = 30; and Bradley beat De Pau |f ~ '0—7.10x15 are expetted to move up to chief | field and end coach — although session.|™6 Colonials from Washington. | 80-69. , 10x15 assistants when Hugh (Duffy) | it isn® certain yet which assistant| Former PHS Star Has : 8—6. which job. _— The Daugherty names his slate of | will. fill 19.3-Point A age i help the minors, sent a request |‘ ; , hospitals, sponsored by the Les Hill and , aoe ‘Calne, Seven ” MVC ‘Comm " ; doll ; Chairoteers anyday sips $ as an ; Beat Coast 5 veterans. Each Ray ° Preston Richmond’ for Ist Time i case, a eee, Beak Feb. 19. ICHMOND Chase and Al Halverson topped the Although Daugherty isn't talking} Of Minnesota, coached at , ’ Do scasary orc Re Sr losers, with 5 points each. for publication, it is expected that | Jordan High before moving to MSC | Féleased today. nh te Beach. Calif. | “Flying Wheels” fly to Memphis, the younger assistants will fill in| in 1951. |_ The G6foot Sinch University of | , : Long Beach, Callt.. | tenn, tomoryew for a game with . |Detroit junior has scored 135 “Flying Wheels” for the ist time : the vacant positions. Everett (Sonny) Grandelius of the Kennedy VA Hospital ‘Dead | ypoints in seven games for a 19.3 Best -Hander jin seven years, 29-28, before a ~" - Den Mason, from Detroit's Muskegon Heights, an All-Ameri- | 4 capacity crowd at McGuire VA Enders”: on Friday night. TIRE co | e average. w he ©& back at Michigan State and a .| MILWA ; ayne High and a guard on ¢ ; Ahead of Sparrow are Cleo Lit-| \ Hospital Gymnasium. 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Lghortly after dawn. retary of state, — (UP) — A tall, suave) ‘5 The Pope elevated Montini to the times Montini The Pope's right hand man rank of pro-secretary of state on begged him for A Sees, NS ee at | the Very day in which he called | responsibility that would interfere - his second consistory in 1953. with his job as “ ‘ahadow of the Pope.” Vatican banquets, But be ls & | ty was reported that at the time! the Pope.” Pope World Milford Youth Awaiting | embezalins me from the Mutual ecarrent Wines of countries who had been forced to in ‘Pepe Xl, the slim, bald — inside Vatican City gave a Sentence on Break : } AssO- jation. When Montini entered the dining! Milford Rd. Milford, pleaded | Judge H. Russel Holland. He is ‘room, he noticed that the British | guilty Monday to breaking and en-,| {ree on $1,000 bond. the cuteide world. . | minister unfortunately had_ been | tering and will be sentenced Feb. | priest often is seen rushing /* ip screcag nec scainsogal with 15. by Oakland County Circuit Two Detroiters Admit © The Re papal Montini calmly walked over ang Court Judge H. Russel Holland Holdup of Oak Parker *-- ADD A CUP OF bedroom STIR wtfolio Sat between the two Nelson admitted a recent break- , Twe Detreit men pleaded " FLOUR ANO-ST! pooped gerenllg docu-| The monsignor, who was born 57% &t 6795 White Lake Rd He 1S ‘to armed robbery —— = AUNT FRITZI*-- OUR WELL vears ago in the northern Italian Deng held in the Oakland County oO yieng County Circuit Judge H.| | TELEVISION SET Montini, too. has kept the Pope | city of Brescia, was the son of a Jail Russel Holland and will be sen- iS OUT OF informed on Vatican affairs during _ deputy of the Italian Popular party tenced Feb. 15 ORDER , thie fateful time of confinement. hich Benito Mussolini dissolved Not Guilty Plea Entered Donald Harris, 20, of 2653 in the early days of fascism . Waterloo, and William Glenn, The party was revived after in Embezzlement Case = 12," 092: g alexanderine admit. A World War TI as the Christian’ tp Oakland County Circuit Court ted assaulting an Oak Park man wifictals, be actually is “foreign F minister” of this tiny indepen. D°™mocratic party. for which Mon- Monday a plea of not gufity was Jan. 10 and taking $57. They are . dent state within a nation, = a brother, Ludovico, 1s & entered for T. A. Madiom, 36, of being held in the Oakland County - the I ; oncitiioas depu wg |32 Mathews St. on a charge of | Jail. Seas sai @e eter p | . Pugeaie Cardinal Pacell SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith al o pro- : 4 Jo rae ry FaWata @ini—took full charge of the Ved.) can's operations. Montini, who comes from a fami-| In 1944 Pacelli, who is now Pope | ly of politicians, lives in a small | Pius XII, named Montini as assis- éyoaom near the Pope's apartment. | tant secretary of state for ordinary ~ ~ OUT OUR WAY +) Di PF ine cil Amend SAY, HAVENT DROP Him NOT Zz THEY GOT THE DOWN! 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Co, Write Pos- ER WORK REMODEL | BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS | en i — ‘ap (len: Working couple or bachelors. Orric— SPACE FOR LEARE, } mei _feterview. phone 36000, | tine Box 113. _~ fay pe FE 10714. Wele TE stan | Pree, cottmetes, Ca A “Eemnarial properties tod tomer Pio ) FLOOR APARTMENT.| 6% — oe le tn New & Used . EXPERIENCED WOMEN TO, DO CARPENTER. ROUGH sree cr | REVERT cane TRMNS 6 RE |- er, welts ROY KNAUF, Realtor = rebar Clean couple. Ref-| _ Loan Co. SOMNTOWNIECE =~ CAR SALESMA? guiéren itve te cal after 8pm. small jobs MAple ser moving, FE 1-433 ——_S__ | WAVE YOUR PURNITORE RE | oy w Buros, erences. > Caniené. aa SS ee ee =. : : +4088 ww TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL! foisnea and repaired. PE 61332. CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. 3 RM. ag, ogy eg ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE IN Buicks & Pontiacs Me ¥ Witll PLEASANT Free estimate. FE ¢6805, FE 4 HJ. Vanwelt 4640 Disie Hwy.|" Ponilac ress, Box 75 odern sir conditioned : - CALL AL CRANDALL “nd cpseterente, Appt ta per-| Work Wanted F Fa Soaree WAGE CABINETS, MICA Lost & Found 24 BAMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR . Ss ty a ge de Oy al ys en som 8. Saginaw te} ARE OF CHIL-| tops. Combination aluminum land contract or CLEAN 3 R-0OM APT DRINK- | __— re ANY _ OL a son at 497 WILL TAKE C re ‘and doors. ND: TICK HOUND IN|, 2m eva 1 For Rent Miscellaneous their | “REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE WAITRESS HOURS 8 30 to 6 Pu dro eves, Sat. and Bun. . weed, storm windows roo FOUND: BLUE Age dane tna: Reakor 2: a AF — ne — inded ener-| Apply in person at 600 8 Bird E.| $1) 2)! y| Opayre. FE asso | thea "ica eau _ . L. Temp ” Pe pass | # ROOMS Bat the bee icin @akice ware Care See coun- and ice, | WOMAN POR PAINT AND WALL-| expERIENCED COLORED LAD 8 “RENCHING : COLLIE, WHITE AND/$3% W. Huron _—»_ PE 26223| only, apphy .fter 4 — Dewntews A'se 3 cer ge words in cur recent be- gg ber ng apn e sales. f sales and store work Pre-| vin, 5 dav work Call PE 2-108 JOHN" 0042. Loar: AKC CASH FOR YOUR 2% Re ADULTS Ress. re ty shop; business © epectalinn - caine " 30 to 40. Apply 106 Nee 16 to $ pm. : ____ ¥& | brown — e of * " LAND CONTRACT Se awe & _ gems 23 Auburn Ave. Edward Kerton and family f ember , S-% We per Saginaw, 9 to 6. PING TO DO IN MY OWN ELECTRICAL Answers nam 7 GARNER iam’ PURN apt. UNTIL JUNE oo J Ave, : We Wisu To THANK OUR MANY advertising snd commission | ort POR OENERAL | OFFICE pg) Conga oy | SEWER CLEANING inne penile BOOMB. RALPH B. GA } RM FURR _ Ger Salo Houses 42 of the Pord Motor Ce “Tr hots Eid’ te “stristest conhience. ee a @.__ | WELL DO IRONING IN MX BOME, | mune, Sunday Serv. Ph. FE — West of Clarkston, MA 65-7350. National Bank Bigg 3 ROOMS. PR ATE Bare. Avan .n ; ‘ p . | $3 per bushe er oe | ee NEW AND REPAIR. = OR 8TOLEN Micn. OL 2- a after . ae “Robert vor TyTN WaxTED Pant FREE SATREOE | wind, wanpeed wbetied. "lat a ane te ate neck Ava Gti Wake Pontuact Proctben 10 tor bis words of comfort serena wtadvun-¢ makpwit. | 7s bat — | EXPERT TORE TRIMMING BRE | At Springer Spaniel mole. Cash Avai _ Write Pontiac} - rs, pool FS Be ee eee Van Ga ee Wes te VE 14023 kled chest & legs. Small chain | we pave buyers with eash| 3 ROOMS, QUIET Sb pes recent bereavement "ts hen on perienced need apply ep T™e OF. STEAM CLEANING erepe, post any iniormation cal| # 7O¥_ are ce" be fk ONS. meme / sur vbetored, ucband tnd) PE cases __10 8 Pure TYPIST, HOURS 4 TO 16-30. WIL- brat ee ee at your a of steam c! dove | FE _ Rewerd ____| Bait wesc "and ash for Ted | — ) ROOMS ‘WITH BATH. =A e Grothe Jee O. Gris vio panced CARETAKER heme Lake Aree. Call for tmter-| fico wort of typing st yous thee Farm and LO8T: GORDON SETTER RED,| MeCullough, TY . OO SENT APARE.| BRAND MEW PV. Ha. - wr 74 tee. Mire. 1 to 8pm only OR 30669 Pe ¢ee28 Co. FE 4-046! +1 ik with white star on chest. STONE REAL 3 APART- amazing ro a &. Anise Bop Man end wife on pension of so view BE- references, Call _§ msc, ee —— ae blac Reward < FE 20040 ONE on n couple, ne drink- bungtiow, piastered walls, one. security whe Wishes to suP-| ga: eSGTRL. Pig coool WILL CARE FOR CHILD IN MY| Sy BURBAN SEPTIC TANK | 2211 Rew Waiet WATCH | 919 Joslyn RA ment, clean qu let couple coh nk ek i ok, a f THe MUL plement by legal extra tween ages 20-30. : st home days. Near Elizabeth od cleaners. Lake Orion, MY 32-6431. LOST: LADIEs w Por __ ers. . . ATE BATH elec. water heater, Youngs- by Bt friends pee wg —. ogg — for apart- cee Lassen hgelery” and and Voseniee. aghtreente ——| ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN Pans ; views y “aight TE S200 pa - LAND ‘Co wus? LAROS noomrl PRIVATE town - Wee S| sent bene where they will Ph. Mr. Martin, WASHINGS & IRO repaired by factory PF HAIRED DACHS-| Rg “to ‘bur “good “seasoned ‘com. | S04 entrance. 1) shed 34| City ‘sewer and sidewalk. wards Mowers ao Ee Se n rE > Soo = A tagger ge gem ie Gale woe Ee alien Rent Apts. U:vfurnished 34 Sok uoe es to fenerel ef Wiliam Lod BD on & | FOR DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT | LapY WISHES WORK BY DAY.| Sines Supiy Oo. we hund female puppy, lest, in vi A pa E— nanan nnnnn~as | Call gow Jor appetmment te the masses i 4 for the repose 2 “4 d R It r GIRL rk Prefer RN. Reply PE 6-0829. rence 8t. — cinity of rr 21413 courteous, - ON YOUNO ST. Only $1,250 down plus mort bile soul Your expression of K (GG. Hemnstead. Realtor | On tan we YEARS DRY |THYLES Ww MACHINE| Hwy REWARD - 1 ROOMS LOWER, familie and less than $43 6, Pontiac Press. === sitapy wIiTH 1¢ +5168. : AND NSON Buitable for 2° small s.| gage cost fore torn a gone Poste Olle ev I paretie 8 DAY WEEK $25 ee wishes work.| repair, 644 Going 8t. a ne Lost: — iis oot with A. JOH gteve and retrign ator ies: per month ig ogg as eat te — | eaaiteane, pou on baa isa. TE ere eer arrrctmny @pCREETARY_B00E- Mpuieg & wewinding 210 E. Pite.| green clove: newers. FE) FE 4-, T noo arr chomp ms. mo|’ Sait Weteene Se bey. Recent Loss colored, days Pp u ae = heerca Sim toca oF cana Sinsee! fos | MRTTE_ MIpDUEAGRD wowan | "Ctiper “avaiane ger wulscor | Fh "PLASTERING | oer, cab MARC RILLFOUS | 1704 S) Telegraph Rd. sie Fe tote Oe ANPP) AY OPNEIL, Realtor as pal... —— - ‘. : iE eellnrdh Diente india 2e._sinen some bontiae _vate. 7 Sartre, cae | foot "ise. Perry re eet | ve Mich, Tight Rousework, "Woman desires a en ev nar:| finity, of Montsomery Ward. FE |W oited Real Estate 32A ee es a he! prone FE 37100 or PE. eai7e : MEN WANTE WANTED CASHIER OEWERAL| work by the day. SO | RELIABLE DECORATING, PAINT. | _$-2636. e PARAKEET WIG | ~ Rew. Heat include Available to! cr opstsuve Real Estate Buch eT ae Bee our AC under “Instructions.” | WANTED CASRTER Sunt be ae 2 Fin mites. Call] S9 se sessing. PE SO or On of Baldwin end Walton, FE| HAVE CLIENT WITH CASH middleaged single, HE yest og PRICE SLASHED $3,000 tn Memeriom 2) moun, MAN, TS WORE (O61 | 8 geod trpist ners, om FE 2-2744 alter 4 o'lock.|~"a"B TRENCHING- (tee Sw. Bee toe Bewert.| tS aTeom, meters | RENT sit Oatiand ‘emet, ——_| ope n's $0 WED AND = ~ 2 2- : _| Lost: woe) | eae nao | ‘KLIN A . , Lake ee sae Te P| homme ory MAPLE TS xrERENCED, WATER EAA ycamnwo ann jngwtnon Dov | mutapt, utr tose ele Ba Sti Ba ae | a ers neRANKLIN APTS. | a 0, dee Bt oy, tat net and operate all types might chift = . _ ? ) ING pet. Reward. FE No. 2 Lake hd Ad on’v : , today on big apartment. There- Ba so gentile, mech Greer Tool ord ay ae ees won| bg aoep cmristran rapy — EAV ESTROUGHING | LOST—MAN'S BROWN | on Lahe with geod beech. K. G, Hempstead, Realtor} fore priced so low, a Kind M B for care of baby MIDDLE nights, FE Bryan P. Prencn , tn Birmingham gerbage. pic 3. af - TOR a Sapa brick, natural stone Good and asi te Oreenvibs, baieh, - Transportation fara. PE 6-420 wants baby sitting. erm aly beatin: & chect mets _| Gisie, Ben, toeard. PU 1-108i. PHONE Can ME me @ elegant rooms, 1 floor. 3 bed- gag tg - you) * OIRL eg le: at APHING, TYPING SEC-| EXCAVATING ORADINO BULL- a ~~ CASH FOR 7 TO basis OWNER | porn. tue ile fat ~ muy eadiess tove.| FULL & PART TIME ance fice, Mat oe vol. © iencBOGRAPEINO, Th ed _ dozing road bidg ——— Notices & Personals 25 HOME OR EQUITY mgsrage, chickens. horew and good ae Con dlapesel, bitched tom end Ms. ond tive Lyte 5.| pete® cad Commercial salen | ne ere eer TYPING AND WOMAN Dinner Vicinity of Hor, Bookkeeping & Taxes a Comeron m Clark, Restor 13m] Bor eter, the. teh counse tereace ts Pinealae ft. Nestled m “wanes HEA; | pusiisation ‘plans “and” other | shorthand necessary, Newports,| ay Park. PE ¢8042 ACCOUNTING © TAX SERVICE | Picase take the children to Oliver! W. Huron Bt. O Roos amp Bare. UPrEn.| amen ‘ ~ | MEMORY OF ELiza- Pietiesticn salary, Age 25 Mise Antigone Georges-Ne | EXPERIENCED Nate gy pone Edw. Mawiey FE 32002 | Motor = Ren j Heated Middieaged comple “GET RICH QUICK” pond en 1980 — te ; annie wostan oR er | a ee cell t = Chiropodists 15 tackle I want be home until meer yt ane APT OIL HEAT. 1 RCHOOT- BEN] RI John; son Claude > ’ ET sponsible . bad eee lathe "e aaa aaa child welcome. FIRESTONE STORES cee . BO canvass | _ — AND DELIV. ae TWIN TURBINE > CA age a ‘an eee . ( ‘H ie Lovie MEMORY OF PEARL 140. Saginaw st. cor Siw SN wey Maple be 153 ‘Pontiac Btate Bank Bit WOMEN DEPOSIT 5 moose AND BATH HE GT FUR- go Oa og E O'Nes who passed away RELIABLE LADY DESIRES BABY FE 2-707! 7 You can get a family size 1950 SS = a nished Can be seen at S41 Au-| Tulsa 34000000 L One et tenis eo eiderty. ady Help Wanted 8) Mduing any tight of the week Dressmaking, Tailoring 16| Darmeyer aod ei el fe sera _ ave ouda ed 28|" \ coopeas.eoee i oe anton oe | ple —e g] W~n~rr*~-- ~AAAAA | en 46731 . set Wh artes, f sell 12 bottles m. Co 3b Rent Houses F room . ——. LOVING MEMORY OF OUR fice aperiment, board and some IVE IN. MAN TO eypist CLERICAL WORK,| = Santen caniea aaa of Michele end Marger Ce., 3 R es § “~~~ | gine. Bile beth large picture darting ge (Buddy) whe Past goed veterences required. | courte TO fe for general house. | TYPUT Gee R Gierrable FE DRESSES SUITS, COATS AND! inampoo. PE 2-308. Wo Huren Bt in living room, alce itches Artur C ae who after 6:30 p.m ee oe S kiharag ite 55180 _ alterations, FE ¢7074. Bur poYD NEELEY FORMERALLY PE 5-8183. LARGE EXPANS'TON-: BOUSE-| with es area. —— passed away "ed 5 1 Mom- inrER IN STEADY IN. poi laa Meas Jae henna! ou ee : a “s barber shop now at . trailer for rent, PE S448. | gutomatic combination Sintieveie- mmckt oP poe gti yh fie married, read take.” Mut shave ore smonper Building Service 12 ALTERATIONS PICKUP AND DE Bi Barber ae ee Pee” Cash for Your — on| CARIN. 3, ROOM FURN. SEED, rage ss Owner leaving hy. Charles F. who away! write, eats, age Ti | _ batten, SA ae ————eoor TC Brere @ dostget__ TLY DONE NG, SPOTS pDIs.| We 6 20171 468 8 Broadway, Lake Ww Lace Rd. one year ge ee _&o, Apply Ate B, Perry. EN| High School Graduates PLUMBING AND HEATING H. 8.| REWEAVING EXIRRTLY | Syma |1TS THE THI nary @ ying Fina) DOmegT MA ‘M. BLWOOD a = Lake ~ _ —_ NEW CAR SALESME)} and Com & Son, FE ¢3767, RESSMAKING AND TAILORING.| Foam cleans carpets, Waite’s No- $143 Cose-Eitsabeth Lake RA. |S nnows witht GAS wea tat ae MODER ag ag a ° To sell the new 1954 Chevrolet - —— A eee AND CHILDREN'S SEW-| tims, FE 5128 FE 43844 Open weekly. MY 3-1263 or sien. & Bons. 66 hy ae Flowers 3) saree trace: prefer men ror apenas |e Pe lac | ae oan on woul RREDERG INTERESTED , IN MODERATE | “nooun 2, BEDROOMS. StEMT a Oak aunty. for ® - 8, . - , : co mem Sevitere Canned Comnag. peer, tad pormap ition | puilding. OLive 91221 Tax Service 17| Vernon Vie. "Pa PR =e cn Pe eae | Lake eM done ine Rent Beater i Soptne "ORR Sn | Rimauen pian co, 8G. | Wort om co-eperative training pro: CAret wort’ etc PE sei | Income Tax ~~ | dential The Salvation Army. | pay cash PE C4107 ee ee eee ae 4g) Wetec ot Berth Chevreist Co. Sronlo weeks emplovment TWie- 7 o, errDen FLOOR LAYING. | socounTING & TAX SERVICE KNAPP SHOES — Want to Sell? Li e307 Royal Oak | 5 D Funeral Directors 4 1000 @ Woodward, Birmingham brook 95483 » ke and finishing. Phone FE Edw. Hawley FE 29-2602. _FR 56730 vu § ROOMS, OIL HEAT, WOODHLILL ; y n. — os Oy coming prt ein fous | 7 YOU LEE tp DRAW, SEETCH COMPLETE LINE OF MagonRY, | EDW. HAWLEY, ACCOUNTANT | grut:tws. Wome bre marcia UYERS WAITING |; Room mover. 299 JOYCE RB. | ¥ou,can buy thir wet a teres tet h Si ] Sisk comelsen Pune a ben instruction Colum. - tg eat tens. Pm 63006. : Any w Sessey ptometrist. FE 46211. _ B ‘od e. wahen bive |= H ft Right’ on Elizabeth Lake Voor ees- 1p e _Dry Cleaners, 041 Joslyn, | - 9\4 BEDRM piety PRAIR, bal BENJAMIN R. BACKUS 100 WEDDING slg Gb betel a i you have lake property or your cogte Inquire between 4 and & na or ont hy com- web aaa LEARN ———— trim "only and paint. Your lot ~ 3, wn “Sra | Sutherland Studios wt W_ Huron. ston of Waterford (ead) us ~ HOUSETRAILER . . Ting Wg, [oF pertitions. Payments dmbatnhes Gurvies. Pinne or Shed — — EEO ~~ 611 30 days moves you ID. | rrone PE +1892 e SCIENTIFIC SWELIGH MASSAGE p se action) Immediate results. FE 2712. —_| only per mo, < iL... SAS TO SELI MEN WANTED EM 3267 ve. “we “|INCOME TAX SERVICE. no St ______E _¢%!/Cash for Land Contracts 2° HOUSETRAILER, PURNISHED., F ood ~ RETW! : ; "hi é earn PEB O bed : DR A.A. KANTER, FOOT SPE- ~~ "-en welcome. Phone ? 5 ° Fran ot AR EEMSUATS | Theve Nee Pay Trades: (SME heres AMt | cou Tag Ap ACCOUTNG | DR 4 mgmewr PEI) WETTTE BROS. | sae £m mins tate om : re ey eS , 7 ~1—! = ANEW WHILE REDUCING = A Open 9 a.m. ma. The Pontiac Press {| © io" ™ stot rhe age rota tite ” Asbestos toe Pua terms | SAVE MONEY — ie Telentifie Swedion * Sn ’sitn cr On site| Rent Houses Unturn. 36] Mice Open # am to § pn ° [NO With & MAKERS - DRA 1.2340 or eve. EM }- us file your return for you.| our expe rood w = ———— a Sine SOR aaee suits TOOL DESIONERS ———— “ERAMC |. Let FE sits for appoint | Massage you. Massage [oT seo Dine Highway ane OUR BA TRAIN- , ambt "RA?Q0 RUBRER CE © Clark St. shut-ins. stroke patients. arthri- __| FOR PLEASANT LIVING, 6M ‘ WANT AD s Ivo PROGRAM ; — Ten sem qualty 5 yes Sty, with iy flagstone te | and) ment ‘oe atin Sat WANTED IMMEWIATELY 3 room suites —— a he wong = z, Fa Mice or FOR SALARY PLUS BONUS] o‘hes on oH Sout SSocecery,| reelgonvel, a oem, |g PCOME Tad SERVICE gepotnten eer ene ee ral | Mirror decorated colors, | fire a DIAL FE 2-8181 utr “eraemennrier, | Apafored or Roresn voterame ond) A ST ROUGHING “Tbe, tas enrce | UT rie bere: | fercome, entolag, tpenmen, td | ag bent a ee ¢ - +4 —— on - . — —— _C HARPER. At Gas apd On Purnaces FE +0364 ja gy Saturday FEb. acre. $3. ee ore KIMBAI | ___| sex Fine THURSDAY | pes McLane Ghee! Metal Co gonron vENS Wd. Child. to Board 26 pitt, ‘ME sons REAL ESTATE yoann aiick —— west ie Orion, 4 rm house large a.m. to ARY . o| __FE 4 aang |tm B hee a oe nies c tae | =~ 61S. on 20) F 83.250, $600 down. BROS : FRIDAY PEBRUAKY 13TH 1 AYING, SANDING AND calls by appoint Y CARE - LICENSE Ew SNe RIS ES eT A KG furnish references (contact Mr. "OUR NAS ALE 0 ee, ee ee ears’ —) SS ee = +8737 AISTINGS WANTED Batenan & Kampsen AD errors should be re You R a Ds Se ERaws Pursse BRING — omy cottgurent Jenn Tayler, oS ANNEN-SAV AGE | SantnaE Loven Ako CARES Re. ps ante, we buy, sell Realy, PE 4008) (20. MARBLE, — immediately The ‘ = | phone FE 40434. TAO % 2-1T30 - a" WEST SIDE 6 ROOM MODERN. 6261 ANDERSONVILLE - WANTED. 10 MEN WHO WANT YoU LIKE TO DRAW SKETCH ING AND FE 5-00n | for, FE se NW A) oar . $118. Write WATERFORD a A | i A Sneeerpine err, Ate, on | tS Sears Wid. Household Geode 27): H.C NEWINGHAM | “pa nee core cy |——- PRONE OR "Sis og gre SALESMAN WarTeD BY Oss _ Bor + Pontiae Press Scan semghele apastaness ag Laundry Service 18) ~ IRNITURE NEEDED 381. 8. Marshall ” medgra. "stoker heat: White ‘Lake. K i J | first insertion | of oe greeny es ae Pontiar. Accounting. Shorthand, a building. | eee * PAR OT ROR FU ‘ ia ae tote. Get the rs eee 40661 _ FE 54-0603 before 6 nm N DSEN bene dered ele ‘h Mt lemens a ping-refresher courses : COMM. eS CURTAING PT. Entire home : —" x< ‘ the error “whee cancelia: peg weed arte vl Haaness Training Li cremgailn’ Meadyn eas po Com- Leundrs Ph Pe Dele ee pe . tag comeenity — ore gc For Rent Rooms 37 Ranch, West Side tions are made . be aroun lowance poarcomn phone Detroft | pay % dav & Eves. - Enroll sow. mins. FE ¢6006. - | POR PA Y LAUNDRY omay _sale Ph. 3-2717, vane oer lgrono A your iperty AA anch, - | S adpiemenee WO te green To eant ' The Business Institute | oor eanDing, Lavtwo: Fin. Wee a Ponies Laundry - eal ve SF sae AUCTION IT) call DORRIC tee gokealed STEAM HEAT, TWIN BEDS, ‘§ zooms on 3. floor. base | without it AUE % TO 4 PROMOTIONAL | ee ee me PE 2.3581; R_ Gardner, jf FURN ANTIQUE pisixs . Right uptewn. Men only. Indian ‘Village Closing time for advertise- Cem slary pias commission. | G2tbuen pore muse’ scroot., GENERAL. BUILDING «REPAIR. Moving & Trucking 19 Fe cn tan ay uy Sie REALTOR | COOP MEMBER ae oe po a i sam ana enta containing type tees Vo weens paid vacation only | Keego Marbor Lessons dagewns. | Brick. stege oud coment work. | oving ~~~ | ONE OF PONTICs LaRorst | W 1 | Bi teem pond 1S pvr HOME. ee aA rrper than J men whe want secure ure j ent. Valen- Plasterin- wor il aia i furniture buvers. cash waiting, 2 or 3 _Wworking girls, §-8034. omfie rea 12 o'clock noon the 805 Pontiac State Bank any musical imstrum CEMENT CALL DICK FOR SMALL TRUCK . SF ererts te oaticowten: fpr, Me Prnties aw Seok I Rg Ml bee a a ae gd Paces ba sein | WanteD 10 GOW!_aLL_ STFS lanes foph home Recreation Lorde BOOKKEEPER | price 1 Guaranteed Good rates. Phone WANTED SLEEPING ROOMS ? “Transient Want Ads may PART TIME Junior to THE NEW PONTIAC CONSERVA-| large or too ema —— furniture Ph FE 25523 NICE CLEAN att garage. be canceled up to 0:30 the smell eee te 010 tory of fine arts now enrciling| work Ph FE 60604 on | T : k for Rent GASH WATING FOR USED FUR- for men. FE 3-306) 38 Mathews , wi ae ae “TENORS WANTED | beietee at reg sh seme “Frecting 2 eons waitines | 4 TUCKS sre. Ganes_ee_TE SS" —| HOUSES _|stgernto, noow ano aamoe! Wi i KNUDSEN “sa . 7 , . 501 TRUCKS, TRACTORS — i LTOR ASM WANT AD RATES . tenors, §-4523 | Anyone interested call FE ¢-3501 | UIPMENT ; “ bus service Gentlemen ; fies 1 Day 3 Days 6 Gaye Position open for vara church. Work Wanted Male 10) betwom 00m. oad tom | —— Patupe I'p Too staxes| Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 sect FES 8165 | a hen FE 4 -| gett $ E e-std, Eve, 23180 fine 2 e123 e168 $2.52 must be @ good anne ron beady Evenings : . d — CEMENT MIXER AT 4 bedroom aes im town atipectiye ROOM FOR G . : an 7? elem ROOFS, ALL Pontiac Farm an WANTED ithout| and. suburban. “lenty of . Huron. ‘ ; : dee 4320 $a [EXPERIENCED AND otOORES:| aren Teer gm | pmae, ta Whe gd A. loge | Industrial Tractor Co, | totor oflande 34120 afer 6:30| sales ‘for GL equities sar gg i a . iS 6S forge ‘local creai ae. | ee Sia an ane Gl ee ce, Oe oe, ve FE ¢0461-FE 41442 os. | 2 r We can bel qo a PE +0026. WASHIN'DTON ST. 15 minute walk 2 have car answer o band- 2.8048, = = co | = : Goch av types LIGRF HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. ious school. “ae eon salary and! 38 Daily Press CEMENT WORK §UDDEN SERVICE ASHES . We wil} buy it Lake , , : Ses ree Pete Pate |e work wanes | MScz ott ST, SOE sth tnd hent tracking FE+S™™.! Money Wanted 283A gy Sei, Call now tor our | couple only, 3900 Hinahet™ Lane | Toon ts moder. 3 Preaze® 2008 May Mpa an Trenomeie Fao Fin "TD ~ Carpenter Contracting | “farw"em chu Sir" une FE |S cot Noe 1S" i “te| pom pasr cam cai~ | ERERO noon on weer sim) Sin. "G Ae rpare Wl" yer Fitcrmanc write’ + @ Satie | MOS 12" be ven "calls aering tne posal gig ge gt) aaa Se Sas Fees ree Bee SurEPiNe ROOM AND GARAGE, | Bree ‘aher" bm. coi EE" Buring. Press day for part time wert for) Rosey w ObELING —| sonable, PE 2425 60 Pontia a Edw. M. Stout, Realtor c.EEPute ROOM GARAGE, Pye ann "Sell Pull or Part Time |_smbe — —|- EMODELI | LIGHT TRUCKING OF A , Fe. WANTED 813.300 gg Bt Eve. Till_ 8:30 fa aeeeien, Teed preferred, special toss -anvin Racior| CARFENZRY, po some. =|) REMODELING Sas arte. oes 18 oom fome Resi ‘bor A> “Foetse |e sigmew PN Pesne| Perris Cotes on | oo, ing ri lea offer . ‘ TES - 1 [enn . ———— i Eitan tes Gamat” ae Aaa hr Pe] ESS mere Ce, | O any CASH nae men ae asa ne| il hi he os Miibunes, ace, dowens of th: . Sie ney “Orarten Pome | eugcatin —“wos:| Becton permects et tel sree 48 HOURS “ion toon. Geommas preferred Oe er Book Match Styles aj) featur | CARPENTER vost wre 4280 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Pains TRUCKING & Re Sses atten, Be Pashto = i) Rechange wae i LABEL 1084 MAS- tt time only OR or $172) or answ OF 3240) Dish anytime. Sg __ write we Es 3 Eh. oe FOR YOUR HOME _ 11 Exot first Gurerris Fee supen | Pied sR 3 lee tor" Gibary aie | SMITH MOVING | soe xegDED “To roo. UF on aoe cyt! 1OR MATCH CO. Ta 8 Green- | GAN Wants WORE AFTER gp o2320, oz om a aaa sat jestanle grip EQUITY | _sober_men, 48 Mechanic t , ton. 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L : ; . ‘ Be erie = > | atom __) THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1994 | . | FORTY-THREE =: , V/ FUNNY BUSINESS _ by Hershberger| For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Lake Property 44| Sale Business Property #7 STOUT'S | SRsSa ESS) encore BEST BUYS iimssrein omen Sree TODAY — ict erten. tat | Ste ets ees [mire on ctrr 3 bedrm tor on wiroaased,_ price ton, 04 por : = S bee Oak tall som “en inse- a ta tnd Sean oh Peers: BRICK—$3.000 DN. |" = MS* 788 Bnew! WARD E. PARTRIDGE, — Kiteben, heat, cengiee payment, 5 coun New ranch Wt e home ¢ Seteeets bee Crescent lake REALTOR FE 2-83 * thet ising ge oicny | week | ae eS Ss |—22 SSNS Notes er zoe een ne Sememcrie: | Gee. FE vtimet ase m ' living rm. with ledge go era oe wineew piers alse tool shed. Corner ag 7, ae ty wits a tal “basement win fis ter bedrooms, lovely tiled scres Pruit trees and perries.| building, goed, ponen Cag Hc meg ba as es aa Be ee a ‘fe elec ee Cee, See Eee 40'x62 building. x dining ell re > es ss, drapes, boat and Fem, ott AC heat b cleg, |__| eee SOO toon, Gem on al oor. eck of SRiy ais Call Lot 0x219. You can buy it Sale Suburban Prop. 45A | ‘essed Se bate first hisee. “ cata - $13,500—see t- P a R HIL FT. FRONTAGE. Fine sandy 1,500 DOWN TZ Grand vasemesh, compietcy ag gh ig located WEST SIDE : 3 ee i es funk ) .EALTOR screens. Ueder $18,600. 62,080 ae Grpines. ten. keen Motriet (le sew home bes ouch ee ingmee & ; down and cent in- 7 reom frame ful. base- features as birch flush doors | ?@ 54181 = Eve. J ferest, payable fike rent, Be en, ens wit. leew KEEOO HARBOR ment with oew ol air — Brat ignere we think oil “beat, Teurage Bmore 5 DANDY BUNGALOW Genditioned heating ‘system. grer seeder Mshake sin fe eater Rent-Lease Bus Prop 4A on blacktop roed.| 4, se ° very attractive rad — = : EAST SIDE —¢-room modern —_ - Gnd garage, 00.180, cacy terms. come "Has 1 bald, fenced tick os uring end chill ive Light Manutacterin g ten ieisebrturins: | FLOYD KENT, Realtor sted hits Some ta fopiigs Sie gabrroen goes | eM, paowment. 2-$500, oe ny irae utenen | T* Opes Bret} gai or trade. Excellent beach, Poy pre od NORTH END a re ie Oe ey | Mine, Renna scTtus’ecocncnt prectcar | Nett © Commumen Powe = | bene® Slice tate sad gareas, Ga. s0 “terms Giroux & Hicks) angomsf?a%s up. practic . halt beth and — ly ‘new furnace. arage. At «ROOMS. > EeDROOs. fireplace and landscaped 65 Acre oe — 4398 Disie Hwy Drayton Plains | Flanders 14276 Townsend 64009 tractive exterior new hoot call. detente te n| bt. Leceted restricted loca crea heat & hot water, also ga- OR 30701 FOR LEASE saa caaaieigaer he Soe, Sen. Bares aay $ Modern Brick Home —— ~ For Sale Lots 46| 2 story garage and show room. PLAN TELAGE- ¢rmom wABE sine We Trade—We Sel | : Heme Se hang we mwa Sate Lote AE) asec Gone eat o> Kon ndsement puariered | Meat cleap_§ room home, Jeceied! = DORRIS & SON a. fellog Soong Scivmit| | |N OXFORD | catge pan te in er en oe at Pick ™ sows | oom ining ‘tm itches and | Realtor, poe mT Ee sale H 43. For Salo Houses 43/0 Evesety eicmect Gee] p*Baatmet Oe tet | HOLMES-BARTRAM | pavetaa seOueis jt, trm Sen Sctecen Wea eant: | gore, sth Seema sate | | CLARKSTON |~~ ee bela“and wechen with Mot | hocks ‘ang “brooder “houses | om aSiedo Byer SOx T.ann Fro clean, at ste Sees . Fail price terms, Large brick and frame bulding GATEWAYS to fale, pare. 9 Yotseome, and a uae eee, Be 1h _LOT# ON BLAINE GT. 6280 ar 5, ii RAY O’NEIL, Realtor NORTH business and residence. 3 rooms 7 laundry room wih, Benita ies eet Seen gare ae a ae i | eee Peers oe “18 W. Huron — Open 09 3 bedrm. home nearly new. Living reticence. wit So esdscome,, fall HAPPINESS Sd tarsd bat woken, beter, EAST TENNYSON specials Phose PE 31100 on FE alee Tm.. and dinette combined. kitch-| bath, e, full basement, oil recreation room with fire- —_ - . ee boner iiving. o teea: ’ Cooperative Real Estate Exchange jas ee OO A aes furnace, nicely lot $1 _ place and 2% car garage Neat coay § rooms, utility cictiating Bester “sot oath end| Sn “pybDrt,"Suatee “Soden | $6:800 EAST SIDE— PAVED | BaMintSS'vie tere| S BvLtem dee feared, [tare omens i ee os! CTT IAGS screens nice level jot, 60x180 ‘ , ‘This is @ brand new house CROOKS ROAD ment and other out build. Sar cg Pp ee Close to bus, store & schesis Priced at $6,500, terms. =. and has 2 bedrooms, liv- Spick and span jarge well planned; ~ ‘s. 637,700 includes drap- = ee. Sle eeee eS IS THE “BIRD” TO Neat country home, in quiet loc ing room, kitchen with eat 4 room 2 bed a, moulated -« erles, carpeting and 18 foot Te L. KH. BROWN TO THE RIGHT ea home in Pana = a. 3 bedrm seniit Camas excellent beat ees a apt Uihity” room roe beat venetian od “aorms, wd Seep irweee: = a sadiidaiiad DN. ie W Ee. FE 24610 Yoo" want a Bite Pec Aggie romper Surban ‘location’ Animism “er| Sfound. Attréctive little home| 1.100 dows will handle, Bab screens. qott ownings, let Ga | Located 14 miles north of “ " LEASE OR BUY bot water, “All furniture included” | brick siding with or without] Which bes living room. Bichea,| ance, pas ag Hig ns Sh Roy Annett HC. Fees bet ree. pe we eae or buy tie guing IT” television, elect. refrigerator, | bemis, piasiered walla, AC oil oak Scakes Guava Oli Ga, this bome TO REAL ra, corn crib and grain- | @ scree im the Chy Limie. | “grocery that’s Sd ae erred ae ee ects | Rul eee 9 erm YOULL UKE (88 Re ae ek") aot | eee oie, | Ss 005 down. New three bedroom oe oo oe wet VACANT! VACANT! —“lpucl ieee eee oe ee = LIVE IN THE COUNTRY WEAR| { “1, Ju hens, Orel 77S Swe: bungalow with exterior all com | Joh K I iy) ||8 ROOM MODERN HOME <¢BED-| Buy today aod move in te ‘General =f ont communes | LAKE PRIVILEGES Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | Se. .c87 g@ p, lesse, restricted) tng 8 rm. or bay Wing, fl pai ‘nt olor, well TK A. TWIN | _ room, 910,000 Pe 1-104. room bangbe weated west Bg ap A J tome | ~ Mary for 3 bedroom | TI MN. Saginaw St, Pb. FE $-4165/ tates, Coaventont terme vouery howe. _— Mile eta. eed | a Meee, Mee LE wit) inka prvteees op 3 | Sey end, bod, ful Gecomenk a) Mead Lt or ee a cumak LAKE) LARGE LOM | FINE RESTAURANT eT ea ee ee, 78 Se KINZ R lakes. [othe ee ee re pee eel. wae C ROOMS AND BATH OfL HEAT | Lake rights, OA 02008 7 . : aol Uh ed — Panties ask oh bab oremer a's LAWRENCE W. forced air, automatic hot water. Wee fag ee ee Se C12 etieactive cca Lobe NEW, NEAR NEW WATERFORD leaking same. Owners is HOME IN aN EXCELLENT Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Wella a ot” mat. of” Josiya, a a to Ge kms of pice Gat fie me. ° = replace, SCHOOL a terma, TION. ; Ser ond : R I fra tte setten| BUNGALOWS | St dcr tees |RocHesTER HOME. |yolsB¥ePtvtt"adtt x| Brick Fronts | Rays Se crests eos we oe Ebr mae te see 2 and 3 bedroom homes im ‘per. Ol) beat ‘and Beautiful income bome in a i ee ea te bee, ready to go te work for you. With west suburban ~ ; unre tiers! Eaeraee oy | Soiree | Srintoarires | MAHAN | orenzerm |) WEST SIDE. | Beers time BR) she cat ie 2 ema ot st. iy car garage. two eaied oo door take Ba ; ; 7 reat peda hoot rod seriog Memes inte heal eet Boom. Pioneer Highlands matic Heat, a et water hed 1% north and cast of Ro-| GAS STATIO} 4 ~ ig A are a ing. Convenient te Pontine delay calling! E ge i" room. and. dining | yi Ot ciepart of te coumry. GARAGE L. H. BROWN, Realtor Plant, and all Open Hives. till ® gun 1-4 | Better hurry—only one left of this! Foom, fireplace rumpus | Sees, “elon down, 613 mont. fe | 4 big wen eo pe wwe me re zane, |F. C Co.| st tomvacake ree | GILES REALTY CO. "| yaee}Goga xeamcn | Beit "Hinhunrts,"Doe't Seas | iy'sbiabs eitaer'Srin Brised'eh | sected to Boe. be. pot, creeped py Member Co-op | Metate Bech. | oS wate dl carpeting and __ Post _ one te be sorry, your| $17,500.00. eall Mrs Kelchner FE on & valuable IN LAKE ORION “otnice) Open, # sm. to oP = ance. 62.300 or, lose écon | int: om ™ sere «rm. bo MCRES edad: ghectbook te buy this home thet +1301, a —_. Mie ‘dare, Se "eirawoserr hester 20 te A fronts na, * ate A Lege ones "westaeep, Coc et | Vi ANT "A GARDEN? > Teaponsive ; WANT 2 REAL MONEY MAEEE| peters sae down Laie. 5 pereeetty pupae Dems | “BUD” Nicholie See ate cmaber some| fovaiity © oreeer teerenss terms. Reply box 86, Pontiac), 6 /\" A isa Ml Eg i Agr om henge fh 16) MA Clemens, sext to the near Mis sa fall be “yi | Sad eraftamanship. 3) values for a $580 cash. nese o and equipment for a peated attached garage ——————$———— rm. —Excellent con- OWNER terms. = bedroom home. Living room Sutside rl and weil tendacaped ase All Woman Realt Ph. osetia te, ‘reverses eee eae This S's Vpescenntie terms Also te ue pete we WARD E PARTRIDGE with natura! fireplace, : . . Breezeway to attached ga- diming room, 3 bedrooms a Bon Gas a fy — - oi OL 4-811 | op pice OF § Gage tess | See ea | Ee mee | APO ARGAIN Jack” lessees Eis sepia | ooh rane Ge ; "LAWRENCE W. for © prote i busi- Cute + rooms um ing Owner must move a — on Sal BT wi” -” bit Ses BREWER C . GAYLORD at Loveland Euchen with builtin eecire tove.| DRAYTON AREA aa fit Beowwret Hotgl | World’s Largest artrl ge Joha Kinsler, Realtor beth Combination iaay eat om Bio a buy ot 05.900 fall prise 9 bedroom white frame with — @ W. Buron Open Eve. FE 34016 a yen | 97 W. Buren: » FE 3-0629 = " 62 gallon electric w BI? Cage Lahe Ra. Recge Mareer ledgerock trim. Modern kitchen Sal : meh SEE > pene cae tad ES Cooperative Real Relais Exchange te bean 2 ee see sphees & BATH, With . Ucaled. oy Cee ee room ‘Pinued breeseway to cone - 2 GROCERY and MEAT CANT aN ly gg To Geog iter ot oore St goons | reome 8 Seles ote, testy | rote bein curmiessieze: aat| dria aeee, Weecd i seett| arrewmow, sonsens: | Also Beer and Wine _— N Bt Neat bul, $6,808 Terme ‘For ' Ail’ tor "88,000. $3,000 7 Steak Sram cokeel. S Guegte fvems| nme, Cee a lacte nema s landscaped, An excellent buy a; 4 Established sichte_ thearoad wala ee ie ‘nl aoears. FE THELMA M. ELWOOD| Pestog, Beeteocng. ail oveer.| room upper (vith primate men) MS ODT SIDE ag ey eg ee “,ome tet you ean move tte! RUSSELL A. NOTT 0142 Case Etieabem Lake Bd. | _petniment. | ae ae cette al, 4c ee eel of etty. right eway. Eg Fe REALTOR oar’ , open ee _ $1000 DOWN nu — Tim furmece, end cutemetic we | NICHOLIS & HAROER CO Dus wo cveer'e be and éeath cues aneg a, ogee om, | ©. Fue recom! Large Family Home | eral Oeb-4,rm.— Mader, wae | Gites Se] ee) Ferme eeligenen Sas Rit sateSont “gus Reat’and teres | SPARKLING NEW _ |* mem Clane'te ghost “Seto and C-CLARK | 8% wrictt rere, | Russell Young | #- For Sale Farms — 48| Se ‘ram pare paved stress right tp town. You'd | tached garages lovely bis Ine" Gup “one HURON GARDENS, You'll lke eapersire Rea! Rites Bac ww REALTOR ve 44523 nce asec ap K. L. Templeton, Realtor a only Siete” “ Erne ie ching oom “with bugs Francis E. “Bud” Miller this neat 3 Dedrogm nome close 322_8. Telegraph PE sees | Soo nves "Ul 9 Sun “ah ee ae By Sa wo ACRES KL. Tes itor essee ledge-roek fireplace, tile Realtor Has basement oll furnace ge ; Nr. M ll School Down payments start at ‘aeia ae ak Was igo mon s| Sets SA ee) Etec S| KNUDSEN “eoeeece| HAYDEN | BSS SS cock ee A icres. Garage and big bem | Mest, Sutomatic het water, many | pyr owien § RM. & BATH. | "Cd O04, terms. ; ae. ee eee, fu nasement “nobel fursece, | ine oqulpment sso Resscnably | Si"sia.s00.80 call Mra Kelenner, | fu2, porch & daseient. Reas. C_CLARK - Seminole Hills Tete stairway to 2 room and | 20% W. Muron st FE t2200| electric water heater, wired for | Meet «vive “* priced at only $14,736. PE 5-1201. eve. FE 5-6806, * | down payment PE 06%. | ~DRAYTON PLAINS. Real deal Bituated large corner lot. beth apartment up. A fine full| Eves. EM 36042 or PE ¢823 siectrie stove. Gmail bare ead | soa, Brer7mme gees, JUICK POSSESSION |«Byp” Nicholi LEAVING STATE | Tui modern heme co 3.iete wim | 30 room home ri gestions! | Basement. tctoned porch “3. car | LAKE ORION | Eease Sees d'um | ‘B.D. Charles, Realtor sce ed Gas epee aa BURY Nae big oe ey facie Tiana se" down tows | Secclon” Siete value st #it.396 2 bedrm. lake home. Otl furnace, er s.n, win Shee dows PE 40071. Eves, PE 6600 Hi iy Sint ee Selo emery ace metamee | bees meme tesges pes c_cuang 2 Family, West Side _|CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | 42-88 Etter eces mgsan| tu eee reek (TOT 1s te RO oe, 1% car garage, You'll like the 1% 3 liv. rm. éa.| Tuts must quick. Call FE RENT BEATER me iow ag py ae at nt ee eae i fchccee 84 ACRES = and the convenience = rm. full pase} 40604 — 136 5. st bangalo Seers, 43th — = te family foress sale. of feo tecation ou wn be-| meat, fi bot, $1l,- LAWRENCE W. plestered | walle a WM. H. KNUDSEN | WEST S10 LOCATION. BLOCK | and beth on 1 oor. Pull basement fo labie Ge form CLASS C. BAR tween Pike and Auburn. $8,950 on 500 with excellent terms. ong S ae te oo . . a [fem Syeeter Sent ‘a nina ed north of Pontian, Mos $80,000 GROSS or oo. . 3 bedroom ranch ‘home facing golf GA ! ORD suburban location. 510 Pontiac State Bank _down, PE 41904, 3 Bedrooms with eneck bar. extra nice bece- - WARD E, PARTRIDGE| £o23*. aesrty new, full basement, - | ottice Fu #asus, ve, Saiz £9n mEOON CO | w - ent wich Decree | thts casi ter ; oft FA best, te bem Real Estate Low DOWN PAYMENT. OOOD FOR COLORED 173 West Ann Arbor tm | "hon Gatien waaeen! |S Sam with | cartes ealy . beer REALTOR, FE 2-8316 | feces Suen SO@ rel OFF OAKLAND AVE. | bez reeset omit 2 mall, sn meses wan 1 eee | =. e| See ke | Sete ee Jct an a (2 == bedroom home with furniture, | cused’ win «fair seighbor-| land. large ‘archara 04808 cam | A HOME OF YOUR te, Mecatien. Only L480 Ga.) Soe. Gulct poseanston, 418,808 Sin ns red INCOME A Ce | A ob ta.tte "down, | bood. tite pee en ting | _ at oa WN In Sylvan Leake Village. Hardwood ae = F. A. of] beat, Pull a8: room with dining space modern | ¢ . floors. 2 car garage. Nice sited) COUNTRY ESTATE ey A Ne cicmed hemes Weterivens Diving | with terme. CARROLL G, PORRITT | kitchen, 3 piece oak floors, beat, near bus, ‘Excellent North Side lot. 2,060 down. @-ecte estate with wiodern co board, Good fishing 26% West Huron PE 271% walle, 3 lesen bedsoem., “ Orana awe pen}. CCCRLER REALTY jonial home 30 fi. living rm. rental value Also beautiful DRATTON PLAINS "Call PE seine | Z,smail besement, furnace dandy | tne Mower. 02.00 down 4 EAST) fume bone with oun | 338 8 . rE com] 6 betrme, 2 mot! Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 2 exeelient con-| 1% story, 3 bedroom home, excllent a nag MM Rm an no —| foom’ torridte ‘sont motern large | Eves’ Om $-o000 PEG) pe eck, . sition, wih “eoula be onqvernee ee gas Rent, lovely os , ae ABOVE AVERAGE kitebes, full A es ATTENTIC N Ritehen TT NW. Saginaw St. Pa. PE be foe? own apes er the value,| fenced lot, thited with terms.| Humphries = bar berry on ee meat, Bas heat wonderful s0xite @° tedevens.. Cuner transferred ie open _ DADD WA: ‘TED rage SE ee ee ee e- e foek fireplace and an éxi6 window eae, $13,008, torens. Call for Ge-| time oh tl peneationsl Jow price. fake “This | SALE OR ar complete heat, full Figg oN agg Be garden spot, Clove in west oubut —s Kichen, "Pietire window im ar coe aad ee a pS . we ps foot end baad iecieem a tne| living “toout wiat Arepioce. ‘Pius | CAMERON H. CLARK | [lens “areplace "eat parses. Loon Lake Shores | | ing rom ‘wun FLOYD KENT, Realtor a en and. beth, Venetian blinds we. a. Lait recreation room, end, 13xi3| 4, PRONE Open evenings Sees eee ead with aiinched ‘garage. All lares ser pees Pica snet ; SPeunteetres| KENNEDY | 5x5 teat iter |S ee ee igg | eerie coca) Ge eit ome oan! Exh) “ee mae mee | DO YOU WANT Ra‘ basemet This” bome hes Open Evenings ‘tl 8 _—_ twin wis on your lot @ rooms B Pike CAWRENCE_W _—— | lates ft % Just @ miles 7 ; oO TAY-OFFS? = eee |an ewe Fee] ETmohries | Hee |G A VL ORD | Commerce, Area Se bra GALES | gee ge ho | a a a den are sie sagan email. HOME LOVERS as aes eae pe ee potntanent, oe H nd bungtlow “wit IMs. ear garage, Be reedy sen coring. see thi. very rooms, full basement with WHITE mately 115 seres. large and| or more. Buy Suburban West Ranch | 1 LQTTIITIO Seat ae, Drone ee | acane one eee, | wagmmmgrom pang | | Sue, tats? gery he a ai liad a bea. ‘ Williams Lake Area oven og ogy Ee eee ot oie 4 Say to, unfinished at sand pos. = —— BR OS WiLL seit. ona oniage CMEAP TN OPTICAL Frit" megs, ps "ith | Almost new ranch type, 2. large | $3,000 down om Fag Fy 8 Testibale entrance x oe —— . _east of Ortonviile. BY sbh m. DEPARTMENT Large modern iilchen " ° . Priced cash 4 ——, Don “ SMALL PF. REAL vreetea’ boned cea Bae: |stirnay rarafey Hg fal Humphries Sid'son with $3,500, down. X ‘bar. Titchen, full Dal oel ton anne & grand 3 bed-| Pn ORD I8Md oF OL S1100 ooet I vm | for lease in old established Attached garage. “inished inside. ‘and @ry basement. seldom found ine lake front) Soti"Gn ‘heat, beautiful the bath, | room ranch type heme. Wonder- | $600 Dirie ‘Highw Waterford - : Automatic oi heat end electric | if A‘C, best, recreation spece. | MONEY -MONRY-MONEY! That's ve aluminum storm windows and conditioned properties that ~ ee = x dhomcamcte : jewelry store. bet water ester. Concrete Stive | :brocseway, 3 car garage. Commer | tis 6 apartment income G. Hem stead, Realtor screens. warrant your inapec- . ’ r oy 2 = © TEES EE : ~ way. Cedar shakes siding. @ big | ioc 125x200 in subdivision of | wut ts least effort! are — m tion. Sisable landscaped lot at. Business 49 ENGGASS cit wey. Briel, Damas, 4 reel value ©) furnished: Pine condition, neat S| pp cent ere. Fe 91311| GEORGE R. IRWIN | fehed,sareqe, Valoos hat cast 3 1 ioeation “earner, ot Se | § ACRE FARM geraTs be beat ter terms, - | LADD JEWELRY CO. AWILOT | PAUL D. HAMMOND | GpvPACES alder = tas |, SACI oe otis ! ; | 3 : y a . ? a Es nH Hi ei A i a i 3 Z, QC) Ly O = tT] 4 i el ( i ji g } a i < Business as) if a ; a ai tw > tr] = > Zz T — ag 25 2 OP) > - © ry? ws) , =} 93 HATE 1 in Fant 1p : i ii e 3 F 3 9 i ‘, i : tl ; 3 i i : : a ) Bo Co-Operative Estate Exchange ‘ bungalow with 2 By Owner - gd Se Tt Ashen ace webs ‘sonchpuction Two furnaces ratcang . Pema er nae Mice ranch 3 bedroom home, north | stations sow | ay STONE see cast te to Ges EOE ex - L.R.TRIPP and clean Situated on wie » som te Aine, room oH iY fener Beater iar - = more = Who's going first— = a Mrs, Snyder large garage, breezeway and en = @ acre farm with 6 room house LAKE PRIVILEGES |rrs sewontow = to 5 pores, 4004 and! up. Seieet | West Side. a en. ia) of PH toe. | FOr Sale Lake Property 44) sof sream. vert of Rochester.) = Cabins and Home 3 bedroom year home. Pt a ® lone TU To"rutt that tot. ’ large dining ‘on living 8 OMS ae Kee- ie . ie vaste, ay vee we Coests naad. te: toad. go = a tee beth. Ou heat. Very, geet ent tm sunporch, nice TRELMA M. ELLWOOD room, kitchen and bath or Martor "Nice tot with shede | large living room. dining room| RAMBLING RANCH ' L. Cc LADD “| hese wo neat, Located in : oe Bt Miller gg ne ee Ra = Se ee @ large sereened porch te| & sunroom. full basement. steam| scHOOLHOUSE LAKE FRONT Qecedtes 08 & IS northern part of lower Mich. Right Francis E, “Bud water , Sxl? lot nr. | PE 6-126 FE 63064 Open 9 fo & } CR the coming i and “a three cer garage: You'll say “time "aden 91811 CL Liii | the beart of the winter snd hool and bus line—low in ~ 9tse more. ao he ge - Bresings after call Mrs. Beck on am sere just ing this imm nance mmer resort ates. Has building too : crs i Terms con, be arr Tim its the vestibule het entrance | SRL on IMDS BUSES Gatch could be weed 00 ges sie = as a iQ mea, Saat ti | cea aoa et en| fete eee pete ee it Hi Ha ({ = Ss) > < : | 5 in : iN rs Ba we: Cla Bar gross A. JOHNSON, Realtor govt FE 4-2533 and Og : 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. ty Se Exceptional Home 150 FT. BUS. FRONT. oe aes WARD E. PARTRIDGE,| ¢ ‘| REALTOR mae Eo a bd Buren st. Pie ge ere Fe! ee. ee ee ee ee Td ad ; a \ - (THE-PONTIAC PRESS, WE slemialace FEBRUARY 1 4 \ , 0, 1954 ty For Sale Used Cars 61 Realtor. Jestye 2-0283 Customers Parking | be in Reer =, a, bee pa 4 Bex 7. JY per month at € per cent interest, Salk Gesous th por eck by owner, OR 3-808 _ Money to Loan 53 GET CASH QUICKLY UP TO $500 made on fur- Se OAKLAND Loan Co. FE 2-9206 $25 to $500 Ratatat ot rom ion FE 9-812] | a ae E Home & Auto Loan Company sin tenis Chena ts 30 : fn. el ot equipment, C — paints, touraids, cad ‘compet, trailer complete line of == accessories: or Vistt STORE wo 8. Telegraph _Open Evenings ant Sunday PM Pontiac Chief MOBILE HOMES mR to Oh tw length. Up te 6 years to pay. You can recond' $100 Hutchinson's Trailer Sales is High ; i Piains 4'ee Corner 1 aaa ai Pr. i BEDROOM, 1663 MODEL. Inquire: Mre Byivia Davis, Clyde, FOR COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE Bumping. . refinishing. be a ey ng Move Shes $25 * $500) See Quick, Friendly Service Ra Ata, OEE rere He red tape FREE ESTIMATE Baxter & alt, Manze, OF cane ols BRAID MOTOR SALES Livingstone Finance Co. FRE ¢1538 @ W. Lawrence St. st Cass “LOANS: $25 to $500 Community Loan Co. 30 E. Lawrence FE 2-7131 VRIENDLY SERVICE “WHEN YOU NEED_ . $25 to $500 with your money | et up te You can « 6500 | end :evey t small @ par Crahcee on or cas ot car ees og NEW SERVICE Cemplete motor overt i jsston, differential, tune up, 2627 ivy, 1603 HIGH LAR For used cars any make gy pe 17] & Gaginew : +7643 ‘#@ TO ‘81 CAR IN GOOD CoNDr- tion. Private FE /460' OR ‘81 CAR POR CASH i be in shape Reasomadbie. Top DOLLAR POR LATE MODEL _cars, 22 Auburn Ave, THE HIGH DOLLAR for the high grade used cars. We need them e@ the extra mile TATE FINANCE CO. 26 Pontiac State Bank Bitg. Po. FE ¢15% TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 S. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOW INTEREST Seo & wil) pay you. 4540 Dixie Hwy. | H. |. VANWELT __ | OR 3-1355 i 888 FOR ANY SHARP CARS 23 Aubura Ave TOP “Top Price for Your Car AVERILL's, 2090 DIXIE HWY rE. 6 =——i(i‘(ié ES é CFP 41-50 CARS FOR PARTS HIGH DOLLAR MOTOR MART 2] BE Montcalm, © FE 42230 500 CARS WANTED BAGLEY AUTO PARTS —_ PR 2)" TV Given with the purchase of any ‘SO, "91, ‘52, ‘53 or ‘94 model used car. This is a bonafide offer— no strings attached. Hurry, come out and see us today. RUSS’ Used Car Lot 1005 S. Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion Phone MY 2-3111 jose CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. 4 door R & H. very gest coor __ tion, no money down, PE ¢2202_ ’*§2 CHEVROLET Two MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIO PAVED LOT ON THE COR 1 wes or | WOODWARD AND MILE ROAD = BRIGHT SPOT 53 Buick Riviera Cpe. 53 Olds. Custom 98 Sed. 53 Olds. Super 88 Sed. 53 Chev. Bel Air 2 Dr. °S2 Buick Special Sed. $2 Olds. Custom 98 Sed. "51 Olds Super 88 Sed. ’S1 Cadillac 62 Sed. $2 Pont. Chief. 8, 2 Dr. 53 Chev. 210 Sedan ’S1 Olds. Super 88 Sed. ’51 Olds Super 88 2 Dr. ’51 Buick Riviera Cpe. $2 Chev. Deluxe Cl. Cpe. "51 Chev. Deluxe Sed. SO Olds. Super 88 Sed. SO Pont. Chieftain 8 Sed. 50 Cadillac 62 Cpe. ——7- | '50 Buick Special Sed. 51 Ford Custom 8 Tudor *SO Ford Custom 8 Tudor '47 Pont. Chieftain Sed. '48 Cadillac 62 Sed. ’49 Hudson Super 2 Dr, 48 Olds Custom 98 Sed. '49 Pont, Custom 2 Dr. '46 Pont. Chieftain 8 Sed |'47 Chev. Fleetline '47 Olds. 76 Tudor CHOOSE - YOUR OWN TERMS thru Credit Union Finance Co. - Or Your Bank JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Osea » La ty mail on Fat” 4 | Chevrolet 1950 St -Orchard Lake at Cass | —- CARNIVAL = by Dick Turner taagearnen A210 So Sy oe “She pays sitters well, but the low-calory foods in her refrigerator wouldn't appeal to you!” For Sale Used Cars 61 For Sale Used Cars 61 BARGAIN! ine de. luxe 4 door with radio, heater and Power- glide. $795. Community Motor Sales 006 Main” Olive 96311 HAB O.K. USED CARS Ww K O uw ° ° Your Winter Driving Troubles With One Of These "O. KS Used Cars ‘92 Plym. 4 door, radio and heater, low mileage, clean. Only $995 ‘D1 Chev. Very clean 4 door; new tires. Only $895 ‘D1 Ford Custom 8, radio and heat- er, very nice 2 door. $895 ‘00 Chev. 2 door, radio and heater, 2 tone gray. Only $74 ‘Ol Plym. SUBURBAN Radio and Heater Only $995 Transportation 47 Lincoln ....ccee. $295 "48 Nash 4dr. ....... $295 "49 Hudson 8 eeeeeee Customer Confidence Over 35 Years JACK HAB CHEVROLET S. Saginaw at Cottage PHONE FE 4-4546 bee ’S3 CHEVROLET 2 tone Going Out of Business! ALL CARS MUST GO Big Discount Cars on Display Inside Heated Building $1 STUDIE Commander club coupe, automatic transmission, heater, bumper guards, low mileage. $795 *S1 STUDE. CHAMP Convertbile fully equipped $698 ’$1 STUDIE CHAMP. 2 door, overdrive, heater, seat. covers. $698 "SO STUDIE Commander club coupe, auto. transmission, R&H, $598 "50 OLDS 2 door, R&H $649 ’*S0 STUDIE COMMANDER 4 door, auto. transmission, R&H, WW tires. Priced way down. $598 49 STUDIE CHAMP. Overdrive, R&H $329 These Are Priced Down for Quick Sales. Hurry in and Take Advantage NOW! Your Studebaker Dealer LADD @1 6. Saginaw FE 42553 CHEVROLET 195 DELUXE 6&- dan New Bears motor Nice elean car $306 FE }-7542 CHEVROLET 19 2 DOOR DE- lure, 73 N. Ardmore. CHEV. 1953. (TWO-TEN) RADIO & heater 17,000 miles FE +7018. ‘S) CHEVROLET BEL-AIRE, 3 _a?., everything. $1,675. EM 3-310. 1961 DESOTO D R _a& x paige _payments, Fr sco0e ’°S52 DODGE SEDAN Radio. heater. original finish and it looks like new. Ps MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIO PA ON THE CORN WOODWARD AND 13 ‘MILE ROAD West Side Used Cars _ 933 2188 — "Sl Ptymow Cranbrook, "30 Chevie Bé] Alr Sharp an Chevie é | = Pontiac dix an, Hydre. “6 Pontiac diz @ 3 dr. “47 Buick Super 2 dr “ Ford one owner, ns LS fi For Sale Used Cars 61 | i t Oliver's Transportation Specials! — No Money Down 15 Months To Pay! "S7 Baie: sesvccusen §295 7 Ford ssaccessscs F095 '47 Plym. oveece: S145 46 Plym. ..... eseews $95 “Al Buick .ccvscscoce GSS “SO'Pomt: sascccscess. wv | *38 Pont. eeweetor eee $65 37 Pont. eeeeeeeeeee $45 No Reasonable Offer Refused All Must Gol Drive One and See the Value Oliver 210 Orchard Lake Ave, Phone FE 2-9101 oh Sie Walton, ForD ‘33. 3 DOOR, R. AND #., _ Main Line, $1,060 EM 32526. 1949 KAISER 4 DOOR SEDAN INO, Your Nash Dealer @ W. LAWRENCE aT cass OPEN NIGHTS “——~@ 17 KAISER seDANé Good #45 down, BRAID MOTOR SALES Paseo PE 30100 *SO HUDSON : — blue finish, excellent “bres “ond moter. $495 MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIO PAVED LoT ON THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILB ROAD PRICED TO SELL! 1983 BUICK TWO DOOR 1989 MERCURY, HAS OVERDRIVE 1981 PLYMOUTH TWO DOOR 1961 DODGE TWO DOOR 1981 KAISER FOUR DOOR 1961 PACKARD FOUR DOOR HERE ARE BUYS! Riemenschneider Bros, ‘ DODGE- PLYMOUTH 232 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-9131 ‘47 Olds Hydro. "8. SSG wa te CaLL ge asia PERSONAL CAR WE TRADE FOR LESS 3 EN = EB} ah te... ‘8 Potes Eoieieaate derson For Sale Used Cars 61 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED CARS “Not a Name but a Policy” BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A DEALER YOU KNOW ou “ 1946 AND 1947 FORDS PONTIACS CHEVROLETS SPECIAL! SQ PONTIAC 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN “SOLID VALUE” $695 1948 AND 1949 CHEVROLETS PONTIAC FORDS SPECIAL! 1953 M.G. REALLY NICE $1,845 “Goodwill Used Car” *50, '51 AND °52 AND A FEW ’S3s CHEVROLETS PLYMOUTHS PONTIACS FORDS DODGES OLDSMOBILES HARDTOPS SUBURBANS STATION WAGONS SPECIAL! 51. PONTIAC . CHIEFTAIN 4 DR, “Goodwill Used. Car” $995 SPECIAL! ~ 7 PLYMOUTH | 4 Door, Radio & Heater $195 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE . Factory Branch 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 extras. 1 owner. ATS fn ley, between 4:30 & 1. 1953 Fords § Beauties To Choose From LOW AS 91295 MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIO PAVED ON THE CORNER WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD You'll Find Used Car Values — GLENN'S any ee MotorSales NEW LOCATION 204: Saginaw St. Formerly Of 73 East Pike St. S. _For Sale Used Cars 61 Jet Planes ARE THE PRIDE OF THE SKIES Atomic Subs ARE THE PRIDE OF THE SEAS Central's USED CARS ARE THE PRIDE OF THE USED CAR BUYERS COME IN AND LOOK THESE BEAUTIES OVER $2 LINCOLN 2 tone paint, white wall tires, radio, heater, 1 owner. Like new. ’S1 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE Radio and heater, white wall tires, overdrive. 1 owner, 49 PONTIAC FORDOR i Very clean. Radio and heater. 50 LINCOLN FORDOR Radio, heater and Hy- dramatic shift. 1 owner. S52 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE Maroon finish. Top like new. Automatic trans- mission. Radio & heater. *53 FORD RANCH WAGON Very low mileage. Looks like a new car. Equipped with radio, heater and overdrive. ’S1 MERCURY TUDOR 2 tone paint. Radio, heater and overdrive, *52 MERCURY FORDOD 2 tone paint, Merc-O- Matic shift. 1 owner. Radio and heater. ’°50 CHEVROLET BEL 2 tone paint, radio and| heater, and white wall tires. 49 FORD Radio, heater, overdrive. Beautiful black finish. A low down payment is featured on all of the above mentioned cars. These cars have all been thoroughly reconditioned and winterized to give you top performance. Come in now and take your pick from our big selection of top quality used cars. CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Pike St. Lot Cor, Pike & Cass Demonstrators FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer OWENS |Used Car Corral “Cactus Pete” Sez— Heaven can wait—don’t rush your arrival there by driving an unsafe Car. These Cy Owens used cars are safe and sure. "60 Ford Tudor, radis, heater and overdrive eeeeeee $595 eeeereneees 49 Ford Tudor, radio and heater eeeeeeveevee 5 49 Hudson sedan, radio and heater $350 *49 Hudson club coupe, radio and heater. .$195 ’47 Pontiac Tudor, radio and heater $225 ’47 Ford Tudor, radio and heater $195 47 Chevrolet Tudor, radio and heater ...... $195 ’41 Ford Tudor, good transportation for $73 "39 Plymouth sedan, radio and heater eeeeeee $55 Come in and Lasso One of These Good Buys Today! CY CNS Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St, Phone FE 5-4101 f ra i? if z rE Sil owner redie SS ae transportation, Selling for Clarkston MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER-PL _THE PONT Ld eae ee ae 4 ee y" i ae r 4 eal 4 IAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1954 ee ! + For Sele Used Trucks. 62 CHEVROLETS Demonstrators Executives’ Cars New Car Trade-Ins 2 doors, 4 doors and Sport Coupes LOW AS $1395 — MICHIGAN'S FINEST THE BIO Pa LoT ON THE COR WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD JACOBSON'S We have °47 through ’51 Hudsons. Come see us for a new or used Hud- BARGAIN! Pontiac 1953 Chieftain de- luxe 2 door with radio, heater and Hydramatic. $1,750. Community Motor Sales 006. Mate Olive 34311 ‘g3 POFTIAC & 2 DOOR. re matic, ou, vier, ~gl vise es, "TLC 4. 6 « DR. DELUXE - i @& accessorie: FE WTIAG 163, CUSTOM TOM CATA teed elles ai) Orman 8. FE equippes, ) A a re net” iss3 CUSTC’ CATALINA, FULLY ; 5.000 miles. $2,195 FE cellent. 329 ve. PONTIAC ‘63 CATALINA COBTOM, low 1018 Premont, “S buck bar Rb H “Bob” Boles Auto Sales . EM 3-@il. A-1 USED TRUCKS "$2 Ford F-6 tractor, mo- tor is NEW, excellent tires, Sth wheel, saddle tanks—ready to roll. $1) Ford % ton pickup; |' very good condition. $1 Ford F-6 dump, a real eeeereeeere 'S1 Ford F-6, long wheel base, cab & chassis. Ss) Ford F-8, full air brakes, 10:00 tires. 51 Ford panel, handy for any business ...... $695 *S1 Ford Vanette, excel- lent condition. $2 Ford tractor, F-6, C.0.E., good tires, $1,145 These Good Used Trucks Are All Ready for Work Your Ford Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4101 vee $108 TRUCKS RECONDITIONED RIGHT INA SEPARATE SHOP ‘51 CHEV. 2 Ton Cab & Chassis 161” Wheelbase ‘49 STUDE. % TON PICKUP ‘Ol FORD F-5 Cab & Chassis ‘ol FORD F-6 Cab & Chassis (ol CHE. ¥%, TON PICKUP ‘90 CHEV. ¥% TON PICKUP ‘49 CHEV. ¥% TON PICKUP ‘90 CHEV. % TON PANEL —'SOCHEV. 1 TON CAB & CHASSIS DUAL REAR WHEELS ‘46 FORD 2 TON STAKE Many, Many More to Choose From THE THRIFTY TRUCKERS » LOT JACK HAB 4 a 5 ALL BARGAINS! MICHIGAN’S Ra a ne GOING __ lead efther way ~ TRANSPORTATION _ | penny i Pontiac Drive Away ' Serv- $3 W. Union St. PHONE 78 +010 we 9S 508. GROCERY TO TRADE beer Swaps CHEVROLET > inaw at Cottage PHONE FE 4-4546 20 More Trucks To Choose From ALL BARGAINS! MICHIGAN’S FINEST Tar - Lor On or WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD | Neto rieamien, wal ke | ee ’$) CHEVROLET i % TON PICKUP | Red finish without a mark, good plates tires, 1954 ‘ $695 20 More Trucks To Choose From ALL BARGAINS! MICHIGAN’S ' FINEST woe OE PONTIAC’S ONLY Exclusive Truck Dealer WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward FE 4-4531 Larry Jerome Rochester Ford Dealer "50 FORD Y, Ton Panel $290 All Models F-1, F-8 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer OL, 14711 “FOR YEARS A 4 5S! CHEVROLET Good tires ALL BARGAINS! MICHIGAN'S ° LAY... 404 swar room Gp Saree 5 | tbat OFF Pant GALE Interior Me @.. on. Fog a a. ) at tor qt. ¢. gal Gale-tex age enn G on ree’ foor ¥ — FE tts Hota fe net close-cuts. new 8 cu ft. - ee new 7.9 co. fh ‘ Norge Poo = ‘ tines Norge or Hamiltes | ee $228 85 = Sealy tanevepring . me Visit our used dept. He te hy Stee 9 eR. washers, e543 dix, elec, |. sw CLAYTON’S Sage Me. Regs ee 2 ROSE RUGS, 0x12; 7x8; 960. OR Used Trade-in Dept I mean your head!" MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan on wav Ari Akl~ “‘Now' keep that under your hat when you go in there—and Sale Household Goods 71 Sale Household Goods 71 WAYNE GABE APPLIANCE SPECIALS Ros, MP howe pata AWTIGUES 2 BDRM. ind Soeny oak, bal, era creer eens eeeterers CREDIT TERMS THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. = a sj ALL GLass, 68. RT’S BARGAINS Mecows washers ....... ois Metal wardrobe .......... ) WOOONNG ge cinewsssennss sie Odd davenport ............ sie Vanity is We buy sell and exchange Oakland Furniture ‘48 Sagar __ FRE 3-4533 _ SELLING AT & BIO LOss Sale Armstrong Vinoflor n oh och te, "the vinyl wall ifle 1 ANTIQUE MELODEON FOR SALE. Rubber bene ‘Belek gal 58 Restuced. Poses Federal beds. | SYERS 10 Fu Sens Tile 10c ENE ieee wa| 10c ASPHALT TILE : FLOOR. SHOP — sot Sy . 09 8 Sagine w — _ Park ta bar. = m. = “ag Oo! | Care POR FORNITORE BS svcenars Sieia.*. ee va. - = ee Plastic W 2 oc ft DRESSER, $11.50; C5406; | 62.95 HOUSE PAINT | 4149 gal : $ A telly 8. Lees 1 dining r) sola ed Open Pri Nie 04 Tecuum cleaner 04.9%; sou roll | Usea washers. $19.80 vp pew, metal bunk bebecompbts: | Gesd eietn try washer ta 0 ob $12.98: new 6 crioa tite: an fuattened r - | Reyes, 88 YE 3-4081 sak Puraiiore t3 Auburn. PR CHINA OR WHAT NOT CORNER ons {Sis Denes Ave, wp Weed Orch: e *Srehare _trde PE A200 $ ps. iene RENWORE ELECTRIC WAG ale i: S Py s > BOTTLE G y For Sale Miscellaneous 72 Burmeister’s OPEN 8A. M. TO8 P.M. SUNDAY 10 To 3 LUMBER tasw. my t s+. per Mt * % PLYSCORE $2.72 EACH a >) 2 § PLYSCORE $5.75 EACH 2 in. BLANKET INSULATION $4.45 PER 100 FT. WHITE PINE COMBINATION DOORS $14.95 Ix? NO. 2 & BETTER YELLOW PINE FLOORING $99 PER 1,000 OAK FLOORING NO. 2 COMMON $139 PER M ‘ ’ 2'x4 WHITE FIR 7c PER LIN, FT. SHEETROCK $1.29 ROCK LATH 99c BUNDLE HARDWARE-PLUMBINO BOYDALL PAINTS Burmeister's Northern Lumber Co, with en _.. You EM 3-4680 EM 3-3996 | TWIN WE DELIVER +19 Mile 1 season, 750 tb. capacity, good as new, will sell for $400. Pontiac Press, ask for Harry Alexander, “AIR COMPRESSORS | “Pep eR SEAMER wis CONE’S RENTAL All Binds. piain & decorative. Kitch- en cabinet @oors—drawers made te order. PONTIAC PLYWOOD 1488 Beldwin Ave WASH enamel 100 per cent gps men's top seat, won’ e glace ee 46s 'cleeweee <6 ose 8 KELLY'S HARDWARE 39004 Auburn = Adame FR 23-0611 Aubu INSU 10 STORM DOORS COMB. STORM SASH Awning Type Windows oo WN. Gagmee coal ‘IEICHT’S SUPPLY 2685 Perry &. Phone FE ¢043) 3 us : E B is.2) QUIPMENT i i Sl rh o B | t. f “ fi t mo Thomas Confectionery 68 PRANELIN RD., FE 3-0010 | Raoss Se oat ~ CEDAR CHESTS POR YOUR VALENTINE $18.95 Bank Furniture For PLUMBING SPECIALS * - BUiLDING SUPPLIES oo us Building Supplies OUT OF BUSINESS EQUIPMENT TO BE SOLD Reasonably Priced Come in and See Our _ Display , | STEWART WARNER WHEEL BAL- mane x Sarapregreass LADD CEMENT BLOCKS . % M. A. BENSON : ALL TOOLS &I- SPINET PIANO WITH ORGAO ware — 3-3338 Good Bargain PHONOGRAPH anee price, he 7 BS. Saginaw. re a |e oes ey Attention Band Students AQUATIC GA | : F a wEREEEEEE i: af i monty. ~ “CALBI MUSIC CO. _ | tmeroes Pontiac Road at Opdyke ‘SNOW NEW P.T.0. BALER __ ‘s ~~ -- ce “FORTY-SIX { Tax Proposal Will Be Scuttled House Group Favors) the Other 24 Points in| ike’s Program WASHINGTON «&—House tax | writers said today they will reject only one major point in President Eisenhower's %S-potst program for streamlining tax laws and giving individuals and business more than two billion dollars in annual reduc- | tions. © Action ty the House Ways and | Means Committee yesterday, ap- proving a new tax cut for farmers, brought to 19 the number of White House proposals already approved in less than @ month's work on the big overhaul job. But both Republicans and Demo- crats on the committee agreed there isn’t a chance that the com- | mittee will accept one remaining = ee 28 @ | This request—complex but signi- ficant—calied for shifting corpora- tion income taxes so that corpora- tions would make four equal quar- | terly payments, Two of the pay- | ments in effect would be an ad- vance on the next year’s bills Under present law, most corpo- rations will pay all of their 1953 | tax bill in two equal payments) this year, due on March 15 and | June 15. | The result is that funds pour into | the Treasury the first half of the | AX THE' PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1934 j ROEBUCK AND CO. ee Tweed Tapestry Metallic Tweed in Choice of 5 Colors! . 299 $26 Down SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Large, restful, modern Harmony House suite is designed with low arms . .. so comfortable for sitting or sleeping’ filled base, seat and back. Upholstered in the modern manner in metallic tweed . .. in red, green, gray, gold or beige. Spring- Save! Gas Heater ‘Bh DO IT YOURSELF-SAVE! THRIFTCRAFT READY-TO FINISH FURNITURE! ¢ rae 2 hed Unfinis 5 9 Left or Right End Case . Sears exclusive Thrifteraft outstanding for quality, low iced. Sanded, ready to finish. Kiln-dried Ponderosa ine, nailed, glued. 24-In. Bookcase 8.95 30-in. 9.95 18-In. Corner 10.95 & “* eS 3 ee \ hs ONO od Real 5 Rie Popular Vanities Captains’ Chairs Smart Modern Kidney Shape Maasive. Traditional Styling 16.95 3 big drawers, 2 shoe racks, cosmetic shelf, swinging skirt arms. Ready to paint, wax, var- nish. Partly assembled 8.95 Sanded Douglas fir, Ponderosa ine or spruce. 29-in. high, OY, x 18-in. seat. Thriftcrait ready-to-finish 10x34228-in. Now Only a Sturdy Night Stands Douglas Fir, Ready-to-Finish wer Chests Sanded . . . Ready-to-Paint nowt §=23.95 } 2.58 Dewan Large Thriftcraft chests 30 x 14x42-in.- Warp-resistant 3}-ply riced 95 Conveniently styled night table fitted with one drawer and one ends, snag-iree pressed wood shelf Solid, modern construc- backs. Similar to picture tion, 11xl4x25-in: high Don’t Miss These Valucs! Semi-Modern Living Room —— O SEARS LOW PRICE Dept. Second Fi Save up to 12x15 12x15-ft. room size! Figured Frieze . «+ Choice of 4 Colors An economy-packed value! Neatly tailored in figured frieze to suit modern or traditional decors. The tops mag ge? Harmony House Brand Save $10.00 on average SEARS LOW PRICE 169 $17 Down comfort . . . doweled hardwood frame with "> spring-filled construction throughout! Save! @ 2-Piece Jacquard , Frieze Suite Lawson-Styled, Foam Rubber Cushions Styled in the Lawson manner . . . tailored to give years of service! Sturdy dowelled hardwood frame, spring filled base and back, foam rubber cushions. Jacquard frieze upholstery in red, gray, green or beige! Nis Purchases Totaling $20 Or More Can Be Made On SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN $30 on the average foot room! Famous Compare Price and Quality With Any Other — Anywhere! FIRST QUALITY TEXTURED Broadloom CARVEX ALL WOOL TERMS ARRANGED! | Regularly 11.50 Get Details in Our Saiesroom F =a 50 Sculptured EAMES | 3 er Tobin ao. ‘Carpeting an Steel Harmony House foot widths © One of cur finest carpets. gives you exception- BROWN | 2 Colors 11.95 Save $30.00 on _ tity ine service — af lower coat" ° +] Ample spdce for roaster, other Harmony House sieel tables 12x15-fe. room size ® Finest assure ~~ appliances. Cherry Red, Sun- All edges rounded, baked-on candy se € Beastial, oven estes Plumbi Heating shine Yellow Colors. 24x16x3l- enamel finish. Heat, stain re- . r ©: Valley Boss, Spice Beige, Down Grey and Green ing-—— — ; sistant. Storage room Save! . . , Floor Fleer ‘ Sheet Metal Work fa o0 * 55 E. 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