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(UP)—Ex-Communist Harvey Ma‘ toward his jaw. “Mr. Secretary, why did you re- lease the Yalta papers at this Secretary Stalks Off When Asked Why He Released Yalta Data : WASHINGTON (# — Sec- retary of State Dulles angri- Dulles News Question | Japanese Newsmen Get Yalta Papers [Senator Notes stalked away today when a reporter asked why he re- leased the © controversial Yalta papers at this time. sition before microphones and ly refused to answer and cameras. The first question, from CBS reporter Pete About Papers Ruffles Dulles time?’ steps Rs: aii? FF Oy Sa -3%20% alii gf 32822 Weiner: % aH i tee HE Ht] i j qui il Tie i rip ti lat on i ii (elles rite te er Al AH eae pig ie eet Gey as ‘4 stl iu eat i ; ie ji lg bis oF a; tui sks raf iid a 5c Anak 352 i =o oe bebe peri 3, in # sprout up finer has taken on to make the lawns = " = 2eeewe = . And a new mace oe ss fh st mh ¥ E ii Me. it a ! ¢ rE, i : } ; ! EE z | “— ° i ! AL ef fi f | 23 i F J rp { 5 i ft : B i | i i i i il Bitzee folding Ee LTC a Fez 2 i 4 j i z H of FLMe ; Fi i ; at Motor City, a plate i "| Edward W. Leonard WILSON OUT ON DOUBLE PLAY—Red Wilson, AP Wirephote Detroit Tigers’ | zff Fe Af: Hi rf a #4: Figs ze + {ites aie a b-] 8 cftei rf ft 6 B29 / D. of the First United Missionary Church officiat- ing. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. . incloding giass. window in the building of . The Weather File Bankrupt Petition GRAND RAPIDS «—Petition in bankruptcy has been filed in Fed- eral Court by Orval G. Utter and PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Snew or ries ats : Wind velocity 10 mph Direction: West. ®un sete Thureday at 6-41 p.m Sun rise: Friday at 6:39 a.m. Moon sete Thursday at 11:56 a.m Moon rises Friday at 3:22 « m. 6am... veel Ie. wee 7a m..... Press & 12m,.... cone 26 | 3° MM. ceveee ‘= 1 DP. FL occ cee: = ~ Messceedes: : . see 28 en ed " Wednesday im Pontia recorded downtown! - mperetan ee eeveccesenceees 4 Mean temperature... Weather—Sun, clouds, trace of snow One Year Age in Pontiac be Lowest temperature......+.-- taseee = Wee wae : Proptweotetecoretere Highest and Lewest Tem teres This ain al Fone” Sines -2 in 1877 ‘Wednesday's tare Chart : Creek be “b neepolis 24 12 ‘alo 7 18 New York 61 29 38 21 Omahe 3 3 # _y ® % Phoen: 73 « . ye | Louk, 98 38 Worth. Xcesine 3 46 . &. Marie 26 7 ct on | Lockport, Il, Other survivors in- |Agnes Shinoski of Adamsburg: he was the son of Michael and Mary Dziadosz Leonard. He mar- | ried the former Anna Marie Hotra April 10, 1928 in Cumberland, Md. Mr. Leonard has lived in Pontiac been a coal miner. He was em- | ployed here at the Pontiac Motor | Division ag a press operator. i Surviving are his widow and one daughter, Mrs. Edna J. Storts of | clude two sisters, Mrs, Magdaline Fisher of Jeannette, Pa., Mrs. | two brothers, . Joseph of Walled Lake, Michael of Marianna, Pa.. and two grandchildren. Friends’ may call after 5 p.m. today at the Pursley Funeral Home. Arrangements will be an- nounced later. Baby Margaret McGrath Prayer service was held this | afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Huntoon Funeral Home for Baby Margaret vary iorome and Margaret E. ance McGrath of 2391 George- land St. Dr. William H. Marbach of the ated with burial in Ottawa Park Cemetery. The baby was born prematurely at Pontiac General Hospital March 9, 1955 and died a week later, March 16, ° in the House. - /7 per cent to the Highway De- 29/Lee McGrath, infant daughter of | First Presbyterian Church offici- | ing |istrations. The amendment spon- Court justice, Judge Stephen J. Roth, of Fiint. Star of Beaten Team Strikes Cage Referee GRAND RAPIDS (\—The Michi- fl i : RE~FEE aFEg EE | ; RE 2 jail i! 13 & it Pontiac Resident Safe After Crash-Landing A Pontiac executive emerged un- scathed from a crash-landing at Lansing yesterday when the nose wheel of the plane he was flying stuck Gail McDaniel, of 111 N. Genesee St., circled the field for nearly half an hour, trying to crank the land- ing gear into place before he made the crash landing. Assistant sales manager of the Pontiac Coach Co., 5260 Williams Lake Rd., Waterford Township, he was on a business mission for the firm. The plane skidded in on its nose, toppling over after most of its ground speed was lost. Damage carnal iq Rae SOR Sa ON ‘Olis EXCSPTtion, * according to Boh- Two-thirds of America's farm families belong to one or more cooperatives, fi } . HF ate > In a meeting with Rooseve Yalta Feb. $, 1945, Stalin said if his conditions were not met “‘it would be difficult for him and Mol- otov to explain to the Soviet peo- ple why Russia was entering the war against Japan.” * It was in his notes that Roosevelt was quoted as finding it “very embarrassing” to put the Soviet Ukraine and Soviet White Russia into the United Nations as inde- pendent members. Hiss kept his notes in abbrevi- ated form, having taken them in longharid. There was no official stenographic record of the con- ference, and the publishetl record, the U.S. delegation ss * cf After Roosevelt said he found the three U.N, votes for Russia reaction from Churchill: “Church: If brought out pub. now without any explanation will cause trouble.” The decision actually was not 1 | publicly announced when the Yalta meeting ended. When it later leaked out to the American press, it became the first of the great Yalta controversies. Critics con- tended Roosevelt had made an unjustifiable concession to Stalin. The fact that no announcement had been made officially also stirred up a hue and cry about whether there were other secret agreements at Yalta. The argument over a declaration for democratic governments in the countries to be liberated in Eastern Europe figured in many of the Yalta sessions. : A little later on Churchill re ferred to the Atlanti¢ Charter and said he had once sent an imter- pretation of his about the charter to Wendell Willkie, the 190 Re- publican presidential nominee, who died prior to the Yalta conference. Roosevelt asked: ‘Was that what killed him?” The record notes “Laughter” in the conference. The discussion involved whether France should be permitted later on to associate itelf with the declaration on lWherated areas. Stalin said it would be better to leave it to the Big Three. e ¢ * | The question of the role of the | great powers in the postwar period was discussed at a dinner meet- jing Feb. 4 | After Stalin and Roosevelt had left the dinner, Churchill and Eden with the late Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. discussed voting procedure in the Security Council of the proposed United Na- tions. Churchill said he inclined to the Russian view that the procedure should preserve the unity of the Big Three, apparently meaning that they should hold the real pow- embarrassing, he recorded this | HiT » ‘i Fae. Hf F 3 Ey u 4 LH! it County May Get Another Judge in 1956 his election in Nov. 1956 which would not see him on the bench here until Jan. 1, 1957, state representatives now favor an appointment,”” the senator stated. If the bill as passed by the House varies with the Senate ver- sion, differences will have to be Mobilgas Test Run Won by Studebaker : ; The ea z = redict 80 Sacer Per Cen t Rise ¥ . , in Student Roll by 1960 - BIRMINGHAM—An increase of | mendations to be sent the City 6,200 school youngsters, or 80 per | Commission, cent, by 1960 was forecast in a One request came trom A, L. ~~. scenes ot tho Ander at n sod ee SU le , the northwebt corner of Weed- lrenrns © S PTA nd. ward and Redding. He asked that achool district betore arriving at| PTOPOty Sebied Me be resened its figure, and came up with even more startling numbers in. its population prediction for 1970. The committee headed by Louis A. Bauer and Paul Fleck, estimated that the district's present 33,000 resident, would climb to 48,000 in 1960 and sky- rocket to 70,000 by 1970, Coolidge , Long Lake, Middlebelt and 12% Mile roads make up the boundary of the school district, with the exception of large patches which are excluded. School census figures and mini- mum and maximum estimates by the school administration and pub- Be wine were combined to pro- duce totals. These will be used in determining school ‘building needs in the next five years. A final report will be sub- mitted by a 15-member steering The potaiagtend: Det Li Merlin ‘Holmquist and formed to aid the school board in | Det., Sgt. Robert Schaule counted relieving already overcrowded con-|UP 12 reports of thefts of wheel ditions, ‘with an eye to a June | discs, hub caps, fender skirts, tires facilities also are under study. | Irish Stew on the Menu?. Sticking to its policy that the} PITTSBURGH (UP) — Bridget parking district classification was| Herwood, a native of County Cork, set up to aid existing expanding | celebrates her 79th birthday today. not new businesses, to| The guest list for her birthday provide required off-street parking, dinner includes the O’Connors, the the g Board this week} Reillys, the O’Monahans and the turned down two requests in recom- SSCHSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSSSSSOSSSSOSSSOSCOSEOOE Given with These 3-in-] Ball Point 3 Color PEN SETS With Pocket Eavelope 8 ‘ , 3 ° . 7s. fl . | (< Yi = y Each Pen Writes Different Celer BLUE, RED, GREEN Push button | ees Seer — $8 N. Seginaw—-Main Floor Decccccccocccoseseecososoocseesee retractible en . PREE Comb with Clip. len, on the ground that neither the | English public nor small nations i would support such a principle. | Soon afterward Churchill and Eden Oakland County's state senator said today he voted for the high- way financing bill passed yester- day. including an amendment cut- ting Oakland's share, ‘‘because oth- erwise I'm afraid we'd have got- ten no road program at all.” Sen. William 8, Broomfield (R- Royal Oak) was one of the ma- jority who passed a bill raising the gasoline tax 1', cents a gallon, ‘ The upper chamber altered the version passed several weeks ago The measure is expected to raise $32,000,600 annually to be divided partment for expenditure on state trunklines and 25 per cent to the counties, , Broomfield said he voted against changing the formula for distribut- the counties’ share. The bill originally gave money to counties on a basis of road mileage, population and auto reg- by Senator Roy (R), of Han-' cock, makes county road mileage the only factor. ; The change. reduces Oakland's share from $291,000 to $163,000, The less populated counties gain. - bill almost conipletely from the | Broomfield Explains Vote for State Highway Bill I felt obligated te support the whole bill since it provides over $25,000,000 yearly for state trunk- | lines with emphasis on areas | where the traffic is heaviest. | “This should see large sums of money spent’ in Oakland County,” said Broomfield. .| House-Senate differences over the bill must now be ironed out in a joint conference commijtee, the | senator explained. House opposi- | | tion to the rural amendment may stall the measure. A New Tablet jor “After the amendment passed, Cmtauing ALFALFA... ~ ALPHA TABLETS Sorasel exon ot te ARTHRITIS Sz OWE 2s. by : : (SPECIAL PURCHASE! 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Shoes-—Street Floor cat | | Wr aite’s Betier L ingerie—Second Floor om e A | , “p , gas ; eae : ‘ e = p a } ) ‘ k ra : ~ | # y * 7 bees ee tS \ } THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 director of conservation at MSC who = /y Pee Ta EE A pine will gréw on more types of soll than Asie well in eM eT ee 3 . sho 00 advance. steady Work in Pontiac _ GMC Truck & Coach Division has put 1955 models brought out this week by | ~—s the big “GM Division on South Boule- vard are commercial vehicles of beauty as well as power. They strike a new ~ Asn result, prospects are bright employnient in Pontiac during 1955. a Buyers of small trucks have become style conscious. They see the beautiful passenger cars of today and they see no reason why their commercial vehicles should not have much the same appeal in color and styling as well as in com- fort, utility and power. x ke kw And now, thanks to the bold thinking acnaw and his GMC Truck & Coach team, their 1955 trucks have eye appeal that is setting a terrific pace for the in- q ’ that form the tentative set by General All of which is good news for Pontiac and the whole country round about. * * * It calls for nothing less than a twenty- one gun salute to the men whose cre- ative thinking has made possible this | tremendous improvement in design, and | equal honors to the thousands of others whose skill and ingenuity are turning | out the finished product. | Elks’ Enlarged Home Will Be Ready in Fall One of the year’s most important con- struction projects is that announced by Elks Lodge 810 for its Orchard Lake Avenue site. * * * Pians call for a total expenditure of $400,000 to be financed by an existing : building fund of $100,000 and the sale | to members of $300,000 in interest bear- _ ing building bonds. , By Fall the Lodge expects to have on of. the finest structures of its kind ready for use. The old section of the present building will be razed and the new structure will be ‘integrated with and efficient building of Pamir J. Mon- — Our hope is that MSC’s offer will be accepted on a scale that will remind Michigan residents of the important economic role played by the white pine in the State’s earlier, history. Time was when these magnificent forest giants were the backbone of our vast multimillion dollar lumbering in- Burton P. Daugherty Pontiac and Oakland County have lost a well known attorney and former public servant in the sudden death of Burrow P. Davauerry, - Though he was born in Avery, Ohio, Mr. Davouerry grew up in Holly where he was named to his first public office, that of Postmaster. . x &k & A graduate of Holly High School, he attended MSC when it was known as Michigan Agricultural College. In 1924 he was elected. County Clerk and moved to Pon- tiac, serving with distinction un- til 1933. He was admitted to the bar in 1927. . x * * , A veteran of the U. 8S, Navy and a ‘member of the Presbyterian Church, his fraternal interests were centered in Masonic and Elks Lodges and he was a member of Pine Lake Country Club. | Burrow Davuauerry was a quiet, friendly man who always had a warm and sunny greeting for everyone. He will be missed by hundreds of friends and acquaintances in all parts of the county. The Man About Town St. Patrick's Day His Pontiac Disciples Are Folks of Whom We're Proud Husband: Like a garment—if his wife attempts teo many alterations - she'll have nothing but scraps. Pontiac has reason in bountiful plenty for celebrating St. Patrick's Day, both for the great number of its citizens who bear alle- giance to him and also for their generous con~- tribution in making this a better place to live. In the city directory the “Mc's” fill 30 columns, with an average of about 60 to the column, or around 1500 adult names. Then there are the “O's” with a good number, and several thousand more with Irish names that do not have either of these prefixes. Half Irish himself, and “proud of all the Irish blood that’s in me,” MAT salutes the sons and daughters of the shamrock. “Immediately after the Baseball Contest was announced, the members of the fair sex again began reaching for that $250 prize. The entry of Rosa N. Heckman of 86 Murphy St. was the first to be received. An Easter cactus with over 50 buds about to break into bloom is reported by Mrs. Rose Butler of 1851 Richmond St. A happy note comes from Harold F. Jeffries, editor of the Lowell Ledger, stating that fluoridation of the village water was ap- , “i , tas on “The Old Man of the Sea Reappears David Lawrence Says: | | . Intolerance of Dissension Results in Bevan’s Ouster vn ak ANNUAL COMMUNITY Chest ae Z sit § és 2. s<5- ifs Rie 3 att 5 i g In a democracy, 4 man, regard- less of his status in life, has the right to his own opinion. These officers have stated theirs in con- nection with Chief Stgaley’s new system of leave days. ‘hey should not be punished for standing up for their convictions. Geerge D. Hicks 16 N. Johnson Avenue Keeling Argues Reds Might Poison America If mass medication of water supplies can be forced upon the American people in any city or community against their wills by a small governing body, then the way is opened for socialized medicine (Soviet style) in which. planners and plotters can “dope” the food and water at will in order to make the people amenable to dictator- ship. In addition thereto the mecha- nism for fluoridation of water supplies in any community would provide the perfect weapon for saboteurs. With large amounts of fluorides in storage the enemy could dump these into the water supplies and destroy all the people in the community. It makes the health and lives of the people of a community depend- ent upon one or a few men, de- pending upon the size of the city. If the man who operated the fluori- dation machines becomes drunk, goes berserk, is a Communist, or if some saboteur killed the operator and took over, it would be a simple matter to poison every citizen who took a drink of water, coffee or tea. Think this over and if you still want fluoridated water you can “now vote for it in the American way and if a majority of the people want it, the minority will have to Believes Common Sense Lacking in Public Office 3 i; 2 He 181 Mohawke Rd. ‘Regular Reader’ Likes Press Better in White While some people may prefer Former Pontiac Minister Differs on ‘Space Ships’ Even away off here in California we still like to read our Pontiac Beam" verity certainly gave us more of jolt than did some of our more re- cent After all, Mr. Agderson of Case Records of a Psychologist tion” of Senator McCarthy by Senate resolution — has been to permit members to enjoy free- dom of speech in line with the Mary wanted a project for spirit of the Constitution, which her church women’s soctety by holds that members shall not be which they could sacrifice for “questioned” for their speeches Lent, and also make money for the church. So I offered her a plan outlined below. They net- ted one 5 and “ wipes benefited indirectl perking up their husbands’ romantic ardor. During Lent this makes an ideal project for both men and women, By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case N-376: Mary E., aged 33, is a vivacious housewife who is 3 pounds too plump. “Dr, Crane, the women’s society * * * Among outstanding features will be 12 bowling alleys in the basement and a modern kitchen capable of serving the new dining room which will have space for 1,000 guests. This room will have disappearing partitions so it can ' . be divided into as many as four sections, The Elks are to be congratulated on their plans for the new building which will provide the largest banquet facili- ties in the downtown area. White Pine Is State Tree ; The action of our Legislature in des- | ignating the white pine Michigan’s offi- cial tree has given rise to an appropriate Arbor Day suggestion. It is that on that day, April 29, schools, churches and civic groups plant white pines on public property such as school grounds, courthouse squares and 0 parks, ; or a Michigan State College, now celebrating its centennial, is offer-- ing 18 inch white pines to such : groups free of charge. Already 4 Some’ 1,500 organizations have taken advantage of this offer. According to Dr. PAUL A. Henseer, proved by a vote of 349 to 141 in Monday's Another boy who phones that he has rked out all of the “Junior Editors” series In the Pontiac Press, and has them on dis- play, Is Franklin Farlow of Rochester, eight years old. He says “it is more fun than the funnies.” The local muskrats are coming down town, a pair of them often being seen in Pontiac Creek between West Huron and Carter Sts. Back from a trip to New Orleans, David L. Brown of 23 Thorpe St. was quite impressed with a big sign in that city, which says, “In New Orleans Pontiac outsells all cars except two in the low price field.” Announcing that a great many Pontiac residents got their college education in Big Rapids, a James Bowker, — chairman of that city’s centennial plans, urges them to spend at least one day between July 17 and 23 with the happy throng. oe Verbal Orchids to— | Mrs. Belle Harper of 1330 Square Lake Road; ninety-fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. William 8S. Church — of 191 Elm 8t.; fifty-first wedding anfiver- sary, John Bagley of Lake Orion; eightieth birthday. _. Mr, and Mrs. William Lamb of Troy Township; golden wedding. o —hor-recognition- : United States. He says America is more of a menace to world peace than the Russians. Generally speaking, he makes the same argu- ments that the Communists make, though nobody has ever accused him of being in any way tied up with the Communists. Distastefal as ate Bevan's views, he has a right to ex- press them, When the British Labor Party says that only per- sons of a certain attitude to- ward public questions can be permitted inside the party, it is, in effect, urging conformity of thought and expressing intoler- ance toward those whe hold a different view on public ques- tions. It is most unfortunate that Bri- tain’s parliamentary leaders on the socialist side have allowed them- selves to become victims of the current hysteria toward conformi- ty of thought. Party discipline may withhold any posts of authority from those who differ from the majority, but. to expel a man from the party on whose ticket he ran for office is to endow the party caucus or conference with rights above those of the voters them- will involve sacrifice and also be of financial help to our church. “So can you offer us any psy- Plump wives like Mary can fol- low my diet plan by which they ‘ will shed 10 Ibs, in 10 days. Their husbands can join them , and quit tobacco. Each ean then contribute the savings thereby to the church. For example, every pound you -shed by dieting, actually saves you $2.50 to $5.00 in grocer or restau- rant charges, And the average cigarette smok- er burns up about $2 per week on the ends of his cigarettes. Tt Is also possible to have several simultaneous contests going on, For example, the wom- en of the church group can com- pete among themselves, Meanwhile, each wife and hus- band can have a combined dieting rivalry in their that the people may say what they want the Laborites to stand for, and this, of coufte, can. be deter- mined by posing before the voters conflicting. viewpoints between which the voters could choose. aise, —Be- Dieting, Quitting Smoking Can Benefit Your Church During Lenten Season se Pip DOR. Si ° ee a ‘Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER. (International News Service) And in case of be an ascot. a tie it wouldn't street made with two fives. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE St. Patrick never touched our shores ... Along his holy way... Yet many sons of Erin are. . . Our Hin eh yeh: -: FF CHRIST AND JOSEPH “A man named Joseph, a counsellor and he was a good man and a just.” Luke 23:50 From Arimathea Joseph came But just a friend, Mi dends in romantic allure, The secret of dieting success- - fully, consists of shrinking your stomach rapidly so it will register “Full!” on about half your pre- _Vious quota of calories. To do that easily, limit your total fluid intake to one 8 oz. glass the first day; 2 glasses the second day, and 3 total glasses for each succeed ing day through the 10th lay. Remember, however, that glass of fluid involves your coffee or ; soup or milk or water. This plan dehydrates your body. Your mouth and you think in terms day.. further advice and the spe- values of various , send for my booklet, surgery. 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NIGHTS TO 9 \ Be Bae ea : : : j : eee Peas fae ee g : ee : sce ate ad 4 _ Cemse plate slot on the front , in Wichigod’ Cor. Tags to Sell at $1, Aid Blind WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — “Slow Down and Live in Michigan" is the current slogan the Water- ford Township Lions Club has se- lected for a money-raising venture. Simulated license plates bearing | the safety slogan are being sold | by club members for $1 each. with proceeds for the club's sight) —— work of assisting the | wr ghccdeiptnte. to eothente | green and white colors, is de- signed to fit on the unused Hi- bumpers of most cars, well as raising funds for our nlind work,” Lions publicity chairman Cecil E. Hummel! stated. lof State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. “We hope to enhance safety as - ‘available. Neither, they said, were West Bloomfield Assembly to Hear Milford Band | WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN.) SHIP — Members of the Milford High School band will be guests, at the assembly of the West Bloom- field High School Friday. ‘Driver Outsmarts Self, Weekend Bargains By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pork is the No. 1 item on the | list of best buys in meats for week- | end shoppers, food stores across { the nation report. ! Some meat specialists 5 say their) prices this week on various cuts of pork are the lowest in five years They're featuring loins of pork / pork chops, — fresh hams, rolled Papers Exclude ‘Statesmen’s Notes WASHINGTON (®—-Editors who} compiled the Yalta papers worked |- without benefit of notes taken at the meeting bythe late Secretary The editors noted, in describing the sources of their material, that Stettinius’ notes were. not made the Yalta memoranda of James F. Byrnes. Byrnes was at Yalta as a\spe- ‘cial assitant to President Roose- velt. He later became secretary of state and recently retired. as gov- ernor of South Carolina. Both Stettinius and Byrnes. wrote books about what they heard and saw at Yalta. Appears in Court Today | Because he tried to foo! a pair | of sharp-eyed Waterford Township | police officers, Harold Fisher of | Flint today appears in court for after they spotted him trying to_ change places with a passenger while. driving on Dixie Highway | near Silver Lake road early today. The officers said they wouldn't | have stopped Fisher if he pe tried to make the switch. before Waterford Township Justice | Willis D. Leturgy. Coal reserves of the U. S. com- E _ hams, fresh pork butts and «moked | pienicg. The U, S. ‘Department of Agri- culture has this explanation for pork bargains: “The 1954 fall pig crop tops the previous year's supply by about 16 per cent. In fact, about 17 per cent more hog, were slaughtered under federal inspec. tion in January and February of this year than during the com parable 1964 period, This large supply has resulted in » down- ward pressure on prices. The average ‘price received by farm. ers in mid-February was 37 per | and | cemt below a vear eartier, the dewnward tread is continu- ing.”’ Lamb moved a bit higher at wholesale this week, but you'll find good buys in legs of lamb in scat- | In beef, a! favorite special will be boneless - tered retail markets. chuck pot roast. Various stores will have lower prices in prime ribs and steaks, Veal is considered a worthwhile buy, although it won't be widely featured. cluded boneless leg of veal and | veal chops, Turkeys and fryers will be of fered at Jower prices here and there’. Fryers show little price change’from a week ago In addition to pork, the USDA is recommending rice, which calls | satisfying and economical. Onions, potatoes, escarole and greens are rated the best buys in vegetables thig week, Also men- tioned are topped carrots, squash endives, celery (both pascal and golden heart types), sweet pota- toes, cabbage, spinach and west. ern iceberg lettuce. A number of other vegetables went lower at wholesale: Beets broccoli, tomatoes and peppers Beans are up a little. angen) are considered a good) men note that. McIntosh types Grapefruit and | oranges are also listed as good | buys. Succulent South African grapes — 40 percent of the world | are due in this week in New York and several other big c ity marke ts. ing a corpse | parked their car at an intersec- Speciais mentioned in-| 'Russ at home, | Lakeview, Clifford Russ of Auburn [ | Heights, | Oak; Sot Harris of Muskegon; Mrs, Royal Mead of Pon- | \tiac, Mrs, Kenneth Oaks of Dray-| Ss 4 “THE PONTIAC PRESS, lerataay. i MARCH: 17, in i: ‘Ambulance Strikes, H ouse Schedules ' : Report Some Pork Pri Ices Kills Argyle Youth Hush} ‘Hush Talks , _|Are Lowest in Five Years’ w—An un and SANDUSKY, Mich, dertaker's ambulance struck killed a 19-year-old youth last night as he crossing M4%6 about five west of San- dusky. The victim, Floyd Guiger of Ar gyle, had just stepped from a car after a job-hunting trip to Flint with three companions, The ambulance, driven by Wil- liam Fuller, 32, of Flint was carry- from Carsonville_ to | ‘the Leo Groves Funeral Home in Flint. Fuller said he was driving | ‘at about 45 miles an hour. Two of Guigar’s friends, Clif- ford Ress, 19, and Calvin Hunt, | 19, both of Tyre, said they had was miles tion and were driven te Flint by Kenneth Franzvel of San- dusky. On the return trip) Franzvel dropped off the three youths at the intersection and + Guigar stepped into the bulance Fuller was not held, County Deaths Mrs. Mary Myrtle Weirts COMMERCE TOWNSHIP —S jee for Mary Myrtle Harris Wefrts path of the am- 70, of 7377 Cooley Lake Rd., is Moore Fu- | pending at Dudley H neral:‘Home, Auburn Heights died this morning. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Matilda Harris; four sons, Delbert Samuel Russ of She James Weirts of Royal one daughter, Mrs. Joseph Hildreth of Pontiac; two brothers Charles Harris of Drayton Plains. sters ton Plains, Mrs Nathan Morey of Grand Rapids; 22 and 22 great-grandchildren. Ww ASHINGTON wn — The Senate |. yesterday confirmed President | Eisenhower's nomination of Robert J, MeIntosh to be postmaster at ' Port Huron, Mich, FRIDIGAIRE brings you smashing reductions on these all-new, work-saving appliances! Buy now! No money down on appliances or TV! pirtes. door on this Colorama Frigidaire REFRIGERATOR @Regularly 229.95 @Self-service door ae Perfect for the small familv, this roomy 7.6 cu. ft. 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Onandaga area, MSC now operates its own ultra high frequency (CHF) educational station at East Lansing Some members of the House say they would object to any arrange ment that would result in expendi ture of state money to support a4 station competing with private en- terprise in commercial telecasts. Club to Give Cookies DRAYTON PLAINS—FEach mem- ber of Blue Star Mothers, Chapter 10, has been asked to bring home- made cookies to the association's meeting at 7:30 p.m, today in the » school, The cookies will be packed iild Returned to Own Mother Court Is Tearful as ive Parents Lose. 3-Year-Old Girl SOUTH BEND, Ind. ()—Just| about everybody in Superior Court | wept yesterday when Mrs. Albert R. Welch, 31, surrendered Cathy Ruth Major, 3, to Cathy’s own) mother on court orders. ' The little girl, dimpled and ' blondé, wept too at the en@of the -twoyear custody fight that re- turned her ta Mrs, Barbara Ma- jor: 27. dudge F, Kenneth Dempsey praised the “love, care and affec- tien” given to Cathy by Mrs. Welch and her husband, a furni- ture warehouse manager, but called them ‘“‘victines of an unfor- tunate set of circumstances” in adopting her, | Dempsey called Cathy’s | Judge father. Stephen Major, 30, Chi- ‘eago. “‘heartiess” in arranging for her adoption by the Welches while , Mrs. Major was spending two months in Arkansas on a visit in 1953, The Majors now are divorced. Judge Dempsey declared there | were “seeds of tragedy” in the. Welches failure to let Mrs. Major visit Cathy Mrs. Major declared she had left Cathy and two older children in the care of her parents and a 21-year-old friend when she made and sent to hospitalized veterans. 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In the middle of February, the Clear Truckers -in Tax Evasion Oregon Group Urges Mileage Payment Plan Be Adopted by State SALEM, Ore.—(UP)—Persistent | charges by long-haul truckers that there has been widespread evasion of mileage payments by trucking firms have been found to be with- out foundation, the legislative highway interim committee has reported to Gov. Pay L. Patter- son. The committee said it would recommend to the 1955 Oregon legislature. that the weight-mile tax, which-was created in Oregon, be continued without change. Other states, including New York, have adopted the weight. — mile tax, and the interim high- way committee said an impar- tial Study had shown evasion amounted to only about four per cent, Instead of the 4 or 50 per cent evasion some had estimat- ed. The committee engaged Stanford Research Institute make an impartial study of the effectiveness of the weight-mile tax im.Oregon, and that organiza- tion said it found evasion at about four per cent. The committee also recommend- ed to the 1955 legislature that legislation be enacted to make the gasoline tax the exclusive right of the the state and not permit its use | by counties or other local levels of government. Oregon also originated gasoline tax, which many other states have since adopted. The state tax here is six cents a gallon, plus two cents federal tax. to | the |Rutgers University Has Course._in Smog, Smaze NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (UP) — Rutgers University is offering &@ wuMique Course om the problem the “students” careed are pew fessional men trial firms and city health Pome the direction of the school’s de- partment of sanitation, which has made a 30-year study of similar Air Pollution Control.” Most of | shan acer a ~# | se Automatically Washes, Rinses, Spin-Dries KENMORE WASHER 159° PAY ONLY $5 DOWN AT SEARS! Enjoy completely automatic Kenmore all-fabric wash- days — have more time for yourself and family! 8ib. capacity washer washes, rinses and spin- oa & stretch 99° Savings! Fete ; terrific values eG : Fraternity Frep for girls and teens —~* toppers! 7 to 14 2° 10 to 16 5 95 Choose from. the = Royal | Wovelty || | Trousers 99 Sizes 8 to 20 Regularly 4.98 Pr. Charcoal, Black and Pink Smooth draping rayon. and acetate calisheen... with Hollywood waist- band and self-belt in as- sorted colors. Savel Compare 49 | to quality — at 1.95! From South America WASHINGTON (INS) — A top- : ranking American medical official | ; has warned that the United Stales especially the southern states, is i el tee ee ee a. a a) 3 ow : They Stretch to Cling to Every Contour of Your Leg Like Your Own Skin... | Won't Bag, Sag or Wrinkle — Anywhere — Anytime! es best-selling Spring | styles in all ‘wool or E : d & i * B. . Girls’ Dept. oe division of foreign quarantine —Second Floor wool face fabrics! Rich colors and tex- . Boys’ Dept—Main Floor Here they are... very dull finished ultra sheer nylons that stretch to cling _ Sears! wrinkle-tree . . . easy on thighs and knees, adjust to any garter length. Try this quality today! A A a AIM ew tures, priced low at SOLD OMLY BF SPARS, ROSBLUCK AND CO. Canal, and tute Mann Sire Hon. Gaby $1 Down Hosiery Bar—Sears Main Floor @uras, where 9 case occurred Holds Your Choice until April Sth on: Sint Guueral Grea, yoitow Sover will Sears Layaway | in southern Mexico, where Plan... ar 2 = aa oh ran fede Girls’ Nylon ; existing, and the movement of peo- Choose your topper Tiered Petticoats now while selections 66 ai. are complete. Ask Reg. 1.98 ] any salesperson for —_— Easter Lay-Away Honeysuckle Easter { lust $1 deposit holds the item of your t , . . e soe sail fess Anon cer ) Parade of Fashions Pe ee ee Se ee ee 9 . 2 - : of Mexico. This number includes plete cn “a - Sears Plan Dainty white nylon parch-— : Mexicans, Americans and other na- ment... triple tiered tionals, but is exclusive of Mexican ruffles with pert bow, elasticized waistband. Sizes 8 ot 14. Fe ie a en ee ee . *? ‘ee Md ere 4008 ie + 4 Fir ee be frend ea let * ng! | "Dr. Spencer said i wil be nee. Princess Style Boys’ All Wool Hand Embroidered Nylon Easter Frocks | Semany suoanes eéditional precau- Spring Coats Check Coat Sets Coat and Hat Set _— of Delicate Beauty _ selves traffic does bring . > over case or tnocten Only 8.95 Now 9.95 Just 7.95 Only 498 . _ ae meas Steriod met. i ' Wool and rayon coats dressed Rayon, acetate and Dacron® Sheer, dainty Pinaiore “look — at the mosquito vector (carrier) at ep - Po a _f| up with rhinestones and posies. Blue or brown single breast- in light blue, pink or maize. frocks with fancitzi nbbon mid- § : airports of entry and the immedi- og e Choice of pink, maize or'mint. ed style with drop hem, ‘Polyester fiber, DuPonte trade. rif and full flufy srt Sizes “ate pier areas in our ports ° wey le OR ee ge if rvr gee p—Strer-S6r moaemnenaaecrenrnenersoninertetting Eton “cep ie: = ere ter 2¢-moe: _— + tot nn i | fever’s “eastern prong’ has ' reached into Trinidad in the Brit- ee eel : ish West Indies. He said the re- - cent epidemic there resulted in five | BiLT WE L ro known deaths and probably more { . . { : ‘ It's a wise mother who gives her child the : Oldest Polish-American +t by ‘e finest in footwear .. . shoes that are better Py = _ ge ene in America Dies at 108 y, fitting, more comfortable and longer wearing. Fa irloom Ea ster ulti ngs ; ALPENA (UP)—Mrs. Frances’ Me Extra sturdy Searolite soles. rip-resistant nylon . oa : Przewlawski, 108, believed to be ~ . a the oldest Polish-American immi- | 1) stitching, finest quality uppers, flexible te grant in the United States, died in / — construction and lower price. These are a rayon butcher linen er siecp yesterday y a . . Mrs. Przewlawski was born in —~K few of the many features that make at Sears “ low rices Poland on Sept. 18, 1846. She was ‘ \ ; ~ y, 5 a) . " p flown #6 Detroit two years ago ened | Biltwel shoes your best buy! Y yard honored in. connection with the, nami 1S-112 as Pulaski Me | morial. saaiemny, as Bulask -| Shoe Dept. Beautiful Spring solid colors in Fairloom suitings.... _att Sears low prices! Make your own dresses, skirts and jackets, suits for Spring wear! 45-inch widths. Save! 45-In. Sheen Cabardine, yd....1.29 45-In. Mukabuk Suiting, yd.. 1.59 45-In. Honeydown Flannel, yd. 1.59 45-In Jewelette Tweed, yd. 1.98 —Marin Floor About 40 per cent of all students ‘ in American colleges are women. | Sour STOMACH Yard Good Dept. Sears—Main Floor _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, wARCH 17, 1955 ‘ DON’T BE FOOLED — French | premiers are known to get rather | rough treatment, but don’t let this | picture fool you. The disheveled, defeated-looking figure of former | Premier Pierre Mendes-France is | just a wax model. It is being | “carried aboard a boat im Paris. to join a group of mannequins of the Grevin Museum which is Aouring Europe. Superintendent Fired by School Ousted Educator Makes Protest Over Charges of Bus Discount MILLINGRON (Stephen M. Glaza has been fired ag superin- tendent of Millington’s consolidat- organ, which became 100 years old | lightning. It was delivered ruined, | ~—This is the story of @ racing . | recently, is still playing strong and! but the congregation which now! turtle that didn’t get very far—just George B. Woodward and Louis B. Woodward carved their initials on | of the back of a turtle were keeping for racing purposes. Some- how the turtle got away. John Q. Adams recently saw a turtle with iniitials on its back and). began makinig inquiries. He found : etl pe = yo 0 play | Marked Tuttle Travels. Playing Strong weed by the First Prestyterian| OMY | Mile in 44 Years NEW BERN, N.C. (UP)—An| church but in 1916 it was struck by NORTH CHATHAM, N.Y. (UP) comepuaption ot Ga | ome & heuelt &. Se. HB ent te one mile in 44 years. First Baptist Church here. paired it, Back in 1910 two __ brothers; ARS manufacturer’s closeout save over 160° ROEBUCK AND CO ) 7 > es é xtra-value Tershitls — —_ oo Harmony House Sale of... he ra SHADES A General Mills ‘Betty Crocker" : Formerly 1.29 Ea. j Tl Ub 2’°6"'x6" df Made of, best. qual “inside meat” bam J Natural color blends with any color scheme d Filters light, helps control ventilation | ttt j \ WL | i NNNVAVUVNONNNUAS BAU ' positive proof Wh WW \ANVAANYOVANLH UNWIN Sears sells for less! )} : id 8 $ TM = Split bamboo shades — fast becom- ing a decorator’s favorite! Perfect for porches, dens, living rooms! Resists weather, sun fading. Easy to install! Save on this new low price nowl Sizes available to 10° widths. Drapery Dept.—Main Floor Choice of Sizes in - Brand New-First Quality-Guaranteed! But Hurry! Quantities Are Limited! “s ta ffeta also perfect as shade ' sale e Roaster @ Electric aven e Bun warmer © Deep well cooker Sears has done it again! We bought the manv- focturer’s closeout at rock-bottom prices .. . and now we pass on the savings to you. Buy now while the limited supply lasts. This sale will not be - repeated! Here is your chance to own a popular- make, fully guaranteed, avtomatic Deep-Fryer ... and save over $16. See them at Sears! y dh An outstanding value! Select from 12, 14, 16 oF 194nch Bell shades. Heavy frames are rust resistant; contrasting trims removable fas washing. In four colors! Savel Lamp Dept. —Second Floor Electrical Dept—Sears Basement MONDAY orate, FRIDAY NIGHTS Quilting Cotton Sale Priced at Sears Now Reg. 1.29 $] All new white cotton treated with Giazene to eliminate lint- ing. Wt Il-lb, Som 81x108- inches. ! 2. 3 50 CALL FE 2-9143 For Free Demonstration Soft Quilted Coverlets Reg. 10.98 Extra Long we can bi wend ase walaieibetet ke lepine oro clo ful Fluffy bleached cotton filling; 2-in. self- ruffle. 802100. ; Domestic Dep2—Sears Main Floor: Beautiful Coverlets Reg. 5.98 Fluffy Quilted Cotton Delicate Morning Glory patterns in Harmony House Pacific Blue, Mint Green, Federal Gold and Tuscan Pink. Semi-bleached cotton filling; tape bound edges for longer ; 80x90-inches. 3” * ¥ 1007 ieported Wool Carpeting ae mensety Tufted Swirl Pattern ay YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE CARPET AT SEARS Buy on SS ¢ ‘olas Easy th cut lity rotate! you aet b« Pa ay fine ni Pian service ara toy 'd Your choice of 9 or 12 foot widths _- Se raaatel al we measure! Harmony rey a ol depend . ve depend- House able service exclusive 7 ‘Wines pos inch with all , ‘J Color choice of gray. these new green or beige iclohatlact Floor Coverings ~—Second Floor Rug Padding Rug padding gives greater be resiliency underfoot . . . will add years of service to your - carpet. Buy now ct Sears! Sq. Yd. Fa Sian psa cepoue mousy back SARS 40-02. Walle Weave j N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-471 ; ‘ i ; : t : ‘ ls \-*\\ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1955 sadecl ss ; # a eS Sake 3 ly ree. ' . P : “= ae . : : . ) - ;, . nea , Tomatoes First ‘(Mechanical ‘Mole’ rear PRICES! Nar Fights Used fo Build Dam , 88 VU ave Sew With Americans pum. .0..ur)—asml| EVERY SET 1S GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY! ; : ‘ 000 mechanical “mole” is digging 4b 4 — COMFORTABL : ; Among U.S. Vegetable eke 5 Pieces Extra Large Deluxe Triple Plated Preferences. The rig digs tunnels four to 10\ 4 wencan"ynyte or — ——— , chins yet cuvieed. Been ta tor | oieome wom. Oe Tes at ) — America’ * <5 tevin segselle to se tome the Nitry Construction Co, Los|] © takin swat” | PACY rep gey Tomato consumption. in 1953 was: tunnel portion ‘of the dam | © Chates to many com. S .| enough to provide each man, wom- | The tig isn locomotive-tike de. o Wre hee on an and child in the United States _|vice, with drills and vertical au- ne win dine te an analysis of £0v-| ab aekemenmtemal nn comment statistics by be American | te tamale, The cuttings sae car- Available in oe a | included about 40 | conveyor wee Other + $49.95 Open Thu and F pounds of canned yomatoes and in place as the boring advances. |f 30 x 48 x 60 Yee $40.00 _ Nights ‘til 9 P. M. 1 a3 ag The 4B ot rag jasem nel Treaty Organization. He was for- corn and 10 pounds of the on the-| merly an assistant secretary of cob and frozen varieties. state. f Third among the vegetable fa-| — ere naare vorites was cabbage, with slightly | more than 15 pounds per capita. 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Three of the children were killed Monday as the car served wildly on its two-block path of destruction before smashing into a grocery store. Iris died without regaining con- 4 AS } Call FE 4-2511! Immedite Delivery! Waite's Outdoor F a > PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938 20” wide! ‘Downstairs Store ve a Big *15.00! Regularly 34.99! 4 Deluxe Adjustable Aluminum Barbecue | Ag* ~ $1 Holds in Layaway! ‘Roll this tweight grill ° abhor lead wheels! “me @ 3-height adjustable rotisserie spit! ©@ Heavy duty steel grid! 49” long, @ Hurry in today and save during this off-season sale! Only-ot Waite’s . . . tremeudous off-season rchase brings you this remarkable value. utry in today for yours while they last ... just $1 holds in layaway! Be prepared for coming outdoor dining festivities! Come in today or phone FE 4-2511! 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Schroth an- nounced yesterday that the Eagle, struck last Jan. .29 by the CIO American Newspaper Guild over | a wage dispute, would never pub- lish again. But a Guild spokesman said the union intended to maintain picket ‘| lines on the in 1846, In 1848, Whitman was fired ‘Dayton. The crash killed 10 pas- isengers and |tude and in dangerous proximity Airline Files Suit for $2 Million in Plane Collision DETROIT (INS)—Trans World ick Van Lennep as a result of an air crash near Cincinnati Jan. 12 which took 15. lives. Named as defendant was Cas- tleton, Inc., Van Lennep’s horse breeding firm which is incor- porated. in Kentucky with offices in Detroit. The Castleton DC-3 collided with a TWA Skyliner two minutes after the liner took off in a drizzle for three crewmen aboard the TWA plane and the pilot and co-pilot of the DC-3. ton, Ky., at the time of the The TWA suit charged the crash was the result of “careless, reck- less and negligent operation ¥ the DC-3” , it was ch , was being flown ‘‘at improper alti- to the airport’ without authoriza- tion. . Dutch to Debate Pacts Scotland Yard — Solves Housing Colorful Plans Drawn to Suit Needs of 20,000 Police in London LONDON ® — Housing 20,000 members of the metropolitan po- lice department offers a challenge to Scotland Yard. It has its own architects dealing with the prob- lem, Policemen work trregular hours. They need extra: space in which | to hang uniforms and, in London, | park bicycles, The architects have begun by | designing quarters in which the men pay a nominal rent for the | | ub mart ome at savings . 42x8l || HINES HOBBY HOUSE ‘ 78. Saginaw E Pew BUY WHAT PAY WHAT » Now y Cat Bt uP to $500 the sensible way . with all the details of your loan custom-filted to your individual needs. We take into consideration @ Fi es aoe Lares @: | ** ts vYOU NEED vou owe! much afford coccerip loan. Write or come in. NANCE CO. tofind_that-it.i WE ARE OUT ro PUT PONTIAC ON TOP IN MARCH For the Best Deal anywhere, stop in TODAY at the Pontiac Retail Store for a demonstration ride and appraisal. You will be amazed than some models i in the lower price field. Largest Dollar for Dollar Ever Offered Anywhere ! DRIVE IN TODAY AND GET THE FULL STORY Pontiac Retail Store 77 Mt. Clemens + Acros a! the Post Office = 5 3 See, Sees, ya ee _aHe PONTIAC PRESS, 7 = i fe a . ""Fhoraton of slynindy, MARCH 17, 1955 Projects Noted. Tne a RE SS evr MeN Nc an ag) , “Here are some opinions on the subject: “Exmest L. Stebbins, head of Joha Hopkins University says: ‘In ‘my opinion the value of fhuor dation ‘in the prevention of dental caries. Rate of Tooth Decay has been adequately established. “No one will argue the right of | There is no evidence that fluorida-. citizens to have an opportunity bed | tion of ‘water supply as recom. | vote on uny matter which requires) ended for the prevention of den- such action,” says Mrs. George E.| 1) caries, produces any adverse | Wyman, active member of Pon physiol cal or pathological ef. | ) ohebert D. Wright, M.D. Uni- versity of Viriginia, ‘says, ‘More than four million Americans drank fluoridated water for years before Method Is Called Sate, Effective Way to, Cut ity. ‘“No one has yet established any | Pontiac City Commission has vot- danger factor in the consumption | ed unanimously for the fuogida- | of water containing sodium flu | tion of the water supply, opponents oride in a concentration of one ot of the plan have placed the issue— two parts per million. -On the on the ballot. other hand the U.S. Publie Health | Service studies have demonstrated a definitely beneficial effect—de- creased dental caries. When we can improve our health at such little cost and at no hazard, it seems folly not to do it.’ “J. Earl Smith, MLD., Health Commissioner 8 ! i clase Fil Hi nit rl i : Ht I 1 | | March 17th-18th-19th “For the citizens of Pontiac to get this protection one must vote ‘No’ against the ordinance which will deprive our people of the bene- | fits of this program.” Our own Dr. John D. Monroe, health officer of Pontiac, says: “There is no question in my mind about the value and safety of flu ordation of our public water supply. Over five thousand research stu- dies have been conducted -by experts in the field. These studies have shown that one part of fluoride added to a million of water is a harmless, painless and effec- tive procedure that will prevent the high incidence of dental caries. “There are thousands of people lin this country who would be the opportunity as children to supply.” than’ that of Lake Superior. Judge vane Slated | j fo Address Lawyers — Arthur E, Moore will talk portant procedures In probate prac. Moore's address will open the session at 2 p.m. in the Bancroft | Hotel, Saginaw. Presiding Circuit Judge Ira W. Jayne, of Detroit, will conduct a speakers wil be State Bar Presi- ‘dent Henry L. Woolfenden, of De- troit, and Circuit Judge Eugene F. Black, of Port Huron. State Police Chief Urges Uniform 60 MPH Limit GRAND RAPIDS (—A uniform speed limit of 69 miles an hour on | =. | sinnit would mean better traffic ceeeeeroement. Bauerle said only Senate Again Beals be posted with speed limits Vote to D Alter By- -Laws Slated aed by Red Cross Oakland County Chapter of Amer- ican Red Cross wil vote on pro- | posed revisions in the chapter by- laws at the annual dinner-meeting May 25 at Devon Gables, The meeting is open to the public and all persons interested in Red Cresa are invited w at- tend. Mrs. Alfred T, Barnes of Royal Oak, revisions committee chair- man, says that the proposal is the first major change since the adop- tion of the by-laws in 1942. Amend- ments were made in 195 and 1950. in terday by State Police better health today had they had- 'drink from a fluoridated water | Michigan highways was ad yes-| If the new laws are adopted “ommi- | board membership will be not less sioner Joseph A. Childs before the than 35 and not more than 45. Michigan highway conference here. Chapter officers and 15-member | Opposing this, Harold G. Bauer- | executive committee will be elect-| | le, of the planning and traffic staff ed from among board members. , Bill to Aid Slayers They now serve mandatory life sentences unless the governor commutes their sentences or par- dons them. The measure, defeated few days ago, was suddenly taken ‘from the table yesterday and de- feated again 17-15. Eighteen votes No Reason to Hurry MANCHESTER. Conn. (UP) — State police arrested Joseph Cur- 16-15 aj i was jto present the medal and a oo : 3 DR. H. A. MILLER gegen Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 “Better Things in Sight” of the state highway department, The surface of Lakes Huron and said it would slow traffic move- Michigan i& 21 to 25 feet lower | ment. Childs claimed a uniform speed | a Models for dies which are used ‘in making machinery often are made of mahogany. ‘tin Jr:, of Hartford, on-a speeding eharge. Curtin was accused of doing 70 in a 50-mile-an-hour zone. | He was driving a hearse. Open Friday Evenings ; NOLL PL Lana ieee a Closed Wednesday Afternoons ALWAYS FIRS % ey Bi and trasting ball-fringe! washable. ROOM LOTS Fg: to 7 Ne PER REMNANT See our NEW Spring line of wonderful new designed wall- papers for any room in the house. 4 N. Saginew St. ‘ Kishs up a pretty fuss dots! fetized nylon with able. : 1-12. FE 2-4242 The fabric—exotic new rayon acetate textured shantung! The cafes—new in white, maize, pink, with con- » new in top is a white nylon tricot, the bottom rust! Sy ae wan a’ Late BALL-FRINGED CAFES! 44 poir like Hand- 64" wide 30 er 36" wide valance 666 SAVE! Girls’ Polka Dot Nyon Can Can Slip seika $ taf- and navy polka dots. Hand wash-— IT SHOP NOW and SAVE During ONE-TIME BUY! MEN’S NYLON STRETCH SOCKS Real 2-way stretch! The Pen- ney price stretches your dol- . . the socks stretch to give you the most perfect fit Long-wearing, lars . possible! $ 2 Prs. al- ways nest. ie smart pastels. Sizes 8, Never Before Priced So Low! Girls’ Jeans! Jeans for just a dollar... that’s a value you shouldn't miss! And just think, these are Donen pone, in Ban Sanforjeed? cotton pours ero smooth fit. 7-14 denim. cealed zi to Penney Sines 1-6 with datechoble suapenden *Maximem shrinkage 1% PAYS }] 2-TONE EASTER SUITS I BIG SPECIAL OFFER OF | CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Fluf close-tufted in the ular wavy-line motif! utiful quality chenille new decorator 2 for colors, you teen in the wash machine, fluff dry—no froning needed! full or twin JR. BOYS’ GABARDINE Man-styled 2-tone outfit in blue or brown. Crease resist. ant rayon-acetate ine ~..8 for less font front, halt-belted rayon coa boxer slacks. ; , . fh) f : engi pie 8 eh) el ‘ ‘ i. BS he ee ee |! i i : rere da bee Pe eee ee Fame eee ea ae ee ae ee ae hee c? . THE PONTIAC PREss, THURSDAY, ‘MARCH 17, 1955 - Michigan Weathermen to Flash 1 orriedh’ Warnings| tions and to news wire services whenever conditions exist in which cote might be spawned.” the weatherman said ’ He said that about this time sf i 1 i Hist f 2 i ae i fj ig re (Advertisement) LOST 22 Flint Lady Praises Rennel L had a tumor. The doctor informed p and lead to better Past Prey Year _ picture on stiff paper, brown-colored if you can, and then cut out both tme that it was just plain fat and) health then T hall be happy for Week Week Ago’ 7 parts carefully along the outside dark lines. Also cut around the th ~ . Aree | aqked me to take off 35 Ibe 6 aioe weteasite like these are blessing and Measies ern a9 ty | 58, 000 Families Aided sides of the door along the dark lines and fold it forward along the | ~ trate since it had done so much for to both men and women. | Scarlet fever .......... * ff] BERLIN i — Assist der | dotted lige. is . If Tuberculosis ......,... 4 2 4 ssistance under ber, writes Mies. Ue Coubere, na Make anael ek tee you. tthe not Whooping cough «1... 8 we is President Eisenhower's flood aid | Paste Mrs. Squirrel behind the open door so she will be all ready | port poet I have sinnady lost 22 furn it * Ge manufacturer a your petige LSE) ‘ 1| program has been given to more | to greet her husband when you open the door. To hang up thé picture, results Rennel te aiving mah is rey PS Nine te mit Reanel. Beyeipeing 007, verte ; ; : than 58,000 East German families, punch holes in the two upper corners and pull a string through them. ; Ringworm ............ 1 3 ola Red Cross official said. | Tomorrow: Tommy has a visitor. mild, yet so effective. If this letter will help =e one else ve a @ house to ex- ee tae The weatherman -advised .per- sons learning of a tornado's path or a vo See par wry peng Sad gy —preferably in the basement. De- bris picked up by the twisters is usually carried from the south- west to the northeast, “If you happen to be in a large bullding, it is wise not to con- gregate in auditeriums of sym Sharp Rise Noted in Diseases Here Sharp rises in the number of new cases of measles, mumps and scarlet fever were reported for last week by the Pontiac and Oak- land County. health departments. Breakdown of . the reports, issued today by Dr. John D. Monroe, health director for both agencies, follows: Pontiac Past Prev. Year Week Week Ago Chicken poz eeeenee a4 18 eas) tence 8 1 4 Muamps vase ssaceese 6 4 a Preumonia ...cceeeses 2 ! 0 Bearlet fever oo cceseees 16 6 1 Tuberculosis .......4.. 2 2 Whooping cough | e i Oakland County nasiums where the roof may fall in,” Oak said. Tornadoes are usually produced in the spring when moist, warm air pushes up from the Gulf of Mexico and collides with cold, dry ol masses moving dows fom the polar regions. ally bear winds moving in a spiral- | ling motion at speeds up to 500 | miles an hour. The funnel moves | forward at about 15 to 40 miles an hour. “If you suspect that a tornado | may hit your area, just try your best not to become a victim of panic,’ Oak advised. “Get into the safest place pos- call the weather bureau. Your best source of information is your news- papers, radio and TV stations.” High Price for Lying PROVIDENCE, RI. Ww — Philip Santamaria, 3], brought into court for driving without ~ license, said it wasn't his third offense, as police claimed, but only the second. ® Judge Luigi DePasquale told offi- cers to check the record and said to Santamaria: ‘If it is the third time. I'll send you to jail for tell- ing me differentiv.” It wy an he did—for 10 days sible and resist the temptation to | In. Michigan’ such twisters usu-/ « MR. SQUIRREL GOES MARKETING Mr. Squirrel has been out in his own market—the forest—to get some food. He has found many tasty acorns, filled his little basket with them, and now has hurried home to his tree apartment house, When he opens the door, there is Mrs. Squirrel waiting for him so she q can start cooking the dinner. | You can color the squirrels dark brown, if you wish. Paste the The Pipe That Offers Everything , HIGH STYLING * APPEARANCE * COMFORT IT’S A HARDTOP WITH FOUR DOORS! 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Judge Sorry fo See |secartea'an’™ 2" ™ |, cacaao a — he ris eat 4 Tuesday after 1 e N : : DOYLESTOWN, an! of ie es t t ; | Hl tT : | i : t : [ ei E i Ag f E | i EETEL FS : if f ; igft? i | 5 F : E ta . i i fj 2 i FG ; i ! i F a ini z E 4 j H | H j ag Ff F z : aFy I f E i | ‘ | : EE g ct! : : i z : Hy z¢ af a8 E a8 i 3 g 5 i [ t 8 F FS egate Eban havior, and int quotients. . ° the rest of free world.”’ “And you,” the judge reminded | army, which preaches of| their storage tank left undis- on the ene svened t ey the aommeations They threatla “to. take Educator Signs Contract | Eldredge, “stopped your lecture | force ~~ turbed the outside hose connec at| against his country and to counter out of payehetogy.” CADILLAC (UP)—Meryl A. Bird,| Number of horses on U.S. _and dressed me down something | counties tion. TONIGHT -FRIDAY and SATURDAY Ist COME, Ist SERVED! 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MARCH 1 17, 1955 | State Man Tells Of Ordeal in Pacific, Drifting Three. Days on Leaky Raft” aad deegpat dye in it was dropped for us. It also : le Hr a nA i HT A age B32 af | z “Tt took us three minutes to some concoctions. Candy in Drug Stores Isn't New Fad at All BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP)—Some| time, other European druggists old days” when the comer drug | Confections as well as pills. . store sold only medicaments—not | ice cream, candy and other tooth- | 2° Way Stretch Thief ' NEW HAVEN, Conn. #—De- But the pharmacists’ entry t© tectives said the thief who broke : ‘into a downtown store was either | hours realize, according to researchers (1) ® man on the prow! for a gift oY ak an ot the Arner Co., pharmaceutical for his girl friend, (2) a fat man | manufacturers. jor (3) a woman. The loot con. As fay back as the 16th Century, sisted of two corsets. the for | the confectionery field dates back | much farther than most * Irish Diplomat Presents Ike With Shamrocks green and white ribbon waé given to President Eisenhower today by| Candy Man Rétires Joseph D. Brennan, counselor of the Irish Embassy, today, St. Patrick's Day. a WASHINGTON @®—A cut glass|jong'te tre Gate aan fo age bow! of shamrocks tied with a gold, | Hearne. The President told Brennan, as|Jim Athas has retired after 56) /1J- he posed for cameramen receiving | years of selling candy, soda water | 17/7 the shamrocks, that he would let|and popcorn. He enjoyed~ local them remain all day on his desk |fame for his “‘saverkraut candy,” ‘TAYLOR, ‘Tex. 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If the scene is a bar, some surly Now is this a way to talk to Recall 77 Years of Married Lif Hthaca Husband, 96, and Wife, 95, Tell Formula for Happy Teamwork af z i eu g 5 You Never Had It as Good as These Pampered Rats SPRINGFIELD, Ohio #—Pam- hmen > NEW YORK @—Every Irishman f t may, if he feels like. Fof there are some 25 million Americans of Irish descent, and on this day most of them feel like they're playing fullback for Notre Dame. , you don’t have to “\take my word for it that I'm de- scended from a king. I can prove - | it. I've got a green card that says 80 So have a number of my royal Irish distant kinsmen. Like Cousin Joe McCarthy, the senator from | Wisconsin; Cousin Jack Dempsey, ‘the former heavyweight boxing king; and Cousin Jim Farley, who now sells soft drinks but used to sell the nation's stamps when the Democrats ran the White House. * * * Yes, we all can prove the pure green of Erin's mystic kings flows */in our veins, thanks. to research * | work by an Irish sportsman, the " ; Hon. Francis de Moleyns. (Editor's note: This guy's an ' | Irishman?) (Boyle's note: Yep. His folks used to spell it Mullins, But once, while they were in the Irish Sea, they got lost in a fog that blew | over from London. By mistake they landed in France. When the fog finally lifted again, some 400 years ago they sailed right back to Coun- ty Kerry. Naturally during their long stay in France they had for- gotten how to spell, and they've been De Moleyns ever since.) Anyway, perhaps because of the disaster to his own name, De Moleyns becane interested tn Irish history. He backtracked some 1,70 well known Irigh names. As the Irish in Ireland are al- ready where they came from, they don't offer\much of a market for this information. But for the Ameri- can Irish, De\Moleyns has opened a shop off Park avenue where for from $5 to $12.50 they can buy a necktie or scarf emblazoned with their family crest and get a green card that bears some.of the more printable facts about their heredity. Well, sir, I forked out my fiver for the tie and card. And guess who I am? It seems thete was once upon a time an Irishman called Niall Mor, who as practical- ly everybody knows was the 126th monarch of Ireland, and ancestor of Chief O’Baoghill. This is Gaelic for O’Boghill, | My free-wheeling clansmen once ran the Barony of Boylagh, but somebody sure must have fore- closed a lot of mortgages on them. For Grandfather Boyle, who emi- grated here in the last’ century, spent most of his life digging coa in a Missouri pit he never owned. Surely you're aching to know about my family crest? Well, it is a red heart, a cross and a battle Descended From Kings axe triumphant over what looks like a fallen barber pole. “Does this mean that somewhere & white stripes simply are the of a lady fair, which one of ancestors wore in knightly combat. He had the crest fixed on his hel- |met so that in battle the other (Editor's note: Which way was he going—forward or backward?) (Boyle's note: Forward, of course. ing a short powerful sword. Sen. cqueeting tieard. The ng & groggy . repitile is green, not red, crest wife, Francis; she merely said: “Listen Rover,—or Royal O’Bog- b™ hill or Son of Swampcliff, or what- ever you call yourself, you still | have to carry the kitchen garbage | out to the incinerator, and I.mean right now.” There is one place in America where it is simply impossible for an Irishman to really fee} like the descendant of kings. This is the place called—home. . N ( (Ms Pa rnnee ro IVIDEND DAYS DIAMOND VALUES These superb diamonds are typical of the values Sallan’s Chosen for their brilliance, perfection of cut and true color more value for your diamond dollar. Add a ring of set te your Sallan ac- count during Val- we Days! PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SPORT _ SHIRTS softly and decorously to them. Their food is sterile. Their air is John M. Rolfsmeyer, are used as_ living test tubes by scientists. “& rat im three weeks com. pletes the cycle which takes a human an entire year,” Rolfs- meyer says. “Their reaction to many foods and drugs are sim. flar to those in man.” Visitors to Rolfsmeyer's rat | ranch doff their coats and dip | their shoes in antiseptic water be- | fore entering. These measures will he tightened after he enlarges the building to increase his 1,000-_ rat herd 15-fold. Then workers will hathe and don sterilized clothing before entering. Attendants speak softly to the) colony rats because a loud or | raspy voice might excite rats into killing their young. A human eye blink takes from 1/10 to % of a second. GOOD GLASSES SINCE 1900 Three-Piece Set Diamona Engagement Ring Ring In hand carved natural 150 Laay's Wedding Band and matching Groom's goia We invite you to come in to see the other exceptional diamond values so typical of Sallan’s. Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 P. M. ‘ad 2 Was GF i, Of r Brilliant solitaire diamond set in me! low yellow matches the beautiful hand carving of the diamond ring. The set... Wedding Set gold) Wedding band *89” | (3 NO, SAGINAW ST. Outstanding Buys From the LION STORE for _ DIVIDEND DAYS ee 2-PANT SUIT Regular $65 Value $ 00 CHARGE oD y 4 INCLUDES IT 2-PANTS Choose from All Wool Sharkskins, Worsteds, Splash Weaves in regulars, shorts or longs. Regularly sold for $65—AN OUTSTANDING VALUE. MEN’S 100% PURE WOOL FLANNEL SUITS $ 3 All wool Flannel suits in'a choice of charcoal, grey, tan or blue. Regular price $39.95. EON RE RRC Seep 5 Advance Selling! Men’s Short Sleeve Values to $4.95 “ae for - Boys’ All Wool Topcoats ‘DO? ce ee All wool splash tweeds ... the newest spring blues, tans, greys with balmacan collars and set-in sleeves. Sizes 10 to 20. Me EE ee M-M-M-M-M-M-BOY WHATTA MAN and what a Acecraft tailoring and the newest of the new in fabrics make this SPORT JACKET the dream of a growing boy. For he looks like Dad .. . with his three flap pockets, side vents and two button single breasted appearance. Come in today and feel the difference in our boucle, tweeds, splash weaves or solid flannels. Sizes 6 to 20, to : sy G* Segre CR CIE oom Tops Like “Pop's” | ; ~in our single breasted Raglan topcoat with its , Slash pockets. “Acecraft,” the big name in little * boys’ apparel tailors this “just like Dad’s” topper | * in gay splash weaves, camel hair or tweeds. An — * Eton cap to match completes the ensemble. Sizes : b Your . s at No Extra Cost! Park Free Rear of Store t | ) While Shopping et } \ 3 1055 Bob Considine Says: Early. Ma NEW YORK (INS)—Pat O'Brien, on his last trip to Ireland, ran across an early Madonna and Child by an unknown Irish painter.., As is the custom through many lands, the painter envisioned Mary as one of his own. In his portrait of her, she's Irish through and through, and so is the child. Pat copied down the legend un- der the painting, and it is Irish | too. It read: - 1 am the Mother of God This is Himself 1 am holding —the lad you will all be asking for at the end. Having a TV er comic book or | movie. problem, with the kids? Then a 2% cent pamphlet put out by the Public Affairs Committee, 22 E. 38th Street, N.Y.C., a a rE fe aL ate; (6) Say time for the & programs, and a firm “Ne” te movies. | gy at the Univerity of Chicago: and abroad, donna, Child Is All Irish readily if you are also consider. crime comics, ‘ done, allowing for their favorite entertainments within reason; If comics, movies, radio or TV ab- sorb a child to the exclusion of rod. other interests and activities, talk started w over with him and work out to ing red. Associated gether a sensible plan for cutting mi im this experiment were down or selecting more wisely. (8) See that they have other in- | and the Canadians terests, friendships, hobbies, re and help them discover.how to use (9) Take part in your (T} | Hungarians Sallard and Slotin. Gregory Breit Frank | man experiences, i “Shortly after 10 a.m, (Dec. 2, 1942) the late Enrico Fermi, James much to the success of the ven- | of things, ture THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAROH 17, we a terests and needs of your chil-| dren; (2) Know what your chil- | dren are reading, seeing, hearing. See and hear with them their pre- ferred programs and chosen films. scension, and thus help them de- velop critical judgment. Mixed Up Salesman Has Poor Luck in New York SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP)—Stamp clerk William Ryan in the post- office said a salesman ‘‘really looked crushed” after asking for help in finding an address. “I don't think you'll find this in the Syracuse phone book,’’ Ryan told the salesman. “It's “Good heavens! Isn't this Utica “It's Syracuse,’ Ryan replied. “I've lived here for 35 years.” The man was so unhappy at the who realized afterward that he was due for an even greater shock. 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MARCH 17; ee announces The stork >) } is coming so We Must Be Leaving ! | ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE! All Merchandise Hand-Made_ Imports Modern & Traditional Jewelry—evening home accessories accessories China and Crystal Bashetware—Spring Figurines—originals —- pd aa Brenzes Paintings and tapestries eeuiss Mon., Thurs. & Set. 10 A. M. to 6 P.M. , Fridey 10 A. M. to 9 P.M. The Treasure Chest he eet. me | 20% to 50% OFF) Antiques “Perry,” a perky little parakeet donated to Pontiac State Hospital, today is helping unbelievably in brightening the lives of patients there. In fact, the little budgie has | been’ so helpful in getting patients interested in living that he has been joined by five other parakeets, procured for the hospital Pentiae Press Phote by Harry E. Smithson of “We the Handi- capped, Inc.,” are, from left, pital’s Social Service Department, Mrs. Ben Pearson, ward supervisor, of Devonshire road, and seated, a patient, holding “Perry.” of Detroit. Pictured above Richard Arthaud of the hos- By CORENNA MORTON When the curtain opened on the |‘ day evening, it revealed a color- ful and bea set, 1573 $. Telegraph PE 4-0655 |)? the “ettng’ ot & deep beowm | a ' and tangerine art studio, com- ” MAUNG SHOES | ANP, 3 | plete with fireplace and skylight. ‘Mr. Barry's Etchings’ proved Pontiac High spring play Tues- |to be an evening of fun. Presented | by the Speech Department, the | play was under the direction of | Mary Parish. Ringleaders were “Fifty” Fer- ris, ,a beautiful, moll® played to the “Sawhuck"” Sam (Don North). When Barry decided to give the phony bills to town charities, in- cluding electing the mayor, things characterization with an excellent ‘Mr. Barry’s Etchings’ Scores a Hit make-up job, a cackling voice and a death-bent stance. Mrs. Taylor, Barry's nagging ‘but well-meaning sister was the lrole taken by Esther Diem, a \familiar name to PHS playgoers. A triangle developed in the romance of Barry's niece (Leah Mae MacNutt) and her banker boyfriend (Don Hegeman) when a secret service man, played by Jim North, came to investigate the counterfeit money. Rosalie Richards added even more humor with her Brooklyn accent for the role of reporter, Daisy. A prison sentence was in view » when the neighbor boy who start- | ed it all (Darryl Mahan) came to bid Barry farewell. things worked out for all con- cerried when a pink-spatted movie producer (Dick Hartman) saved | the day. With the help of a good back stage crew, the entire production went smoothly down to the small- est detail. Leaves were even -re- moved from the tree outside the window as the season moved from However, | September to November. A double cast was used for the . | show, and the second group of per- formers will be seen tonight. The first cast will appear again to- morrow night. | home. ‘Five Local Authorities Give Views. Is Held Election at “PTA Meeting Wednesday New president of Webster PTA | is Mrs, Thomas Hollis. Election | was held Wednesday evening. Other officers elected were Rob- | parliamentarian. Council del- egates are Mrs. Irving Gordon, Mfrs. William Wright and Ralph Dawe. Funds were voted for the pur- chase of books for the school li- brary. Money -has been contrib- uted to the education of the com- munity relative to the fluoridation | == | =A of city water. * A panel discussion on discipline were Mrs. Howard Powers, Mrs, Thomas Hollis and Mrs. Alger | | Conner. eee Dr. Sam Chafets Talks to PTA Dr. Sam Chafets spoke on fluor- | b | GIRLS’ DRESSES by Kate Greenaway From Tots to Teens” y They are always taste- From fully designed. They are always excellent values. Cecile s 4494 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-7224 (Next to State Bank) 3.98 | o_O SAMSONITE LUGGAGE — $15.00 to $37.50 — INITIALS FREE! ¥ FINE LUGGAGE PHILIP'S _ srortinc coons 79 North = = = = = = Seginew Street STARTING to MARCH 25 eome isa... phene your erder! ooo matl year erder! «+. bat dem’t miss this FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! (ALA TISSUE CHIFFON Self Seam or Dark Seam. 60 Gauge 15 Denier. Regularly $1.65 pair. Sale Price idation of city water at a recent | ~~ meeting of Wilson School PTA. New = officers were elected. Mrs. Burtis Crowe is president; | Bd |Mrs. Raymond Ellsworth, vice ~~ president and Mr. Ellsworth, father |= vice president, Mrs. John Potter, secretary and Mrs. Wallace Lacy, | . treasurer. ey Club Entertained by Mrs. Sapelak Mrs. Steve Sapelak entertained | members of the Lucky 13 Club! >. recently in her Wesbrook avenue | ;— A gift and appropriately |) decorated cake were presented to} — the hostess on the occasion of her | It’s smart to be thrifty * BRAND is teacher |» 7 SHEER CHIFFON Self Seam or Dark Seam, 51 Gauge 15 - Denier. Regularly $1.35 pair. Sale Price CASUAL CHIFFON 51 Gauge 29 Denier. Regularly priced $1.50. Sale Price PNrcher TTY * Keitted.to-preportes stockings fer lovely women FRIDAY, MARCH 18 ; Mn ie Es Dig that delicious, delectable white trim en your favorite flats! New! Unique! Nice! Blow right down to Maling's and bounce . mto your Maling Flats today! ‘. Blue, Red, Avocado. Black. Pink, or Powder Blue smooth leather Black patent, Blue, Red. or Black smooth leather. Black suede, Maling Shoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Opes Mondoy ond Fridoy Evenings é snag or wrinkle, seams stay straight all dav... Town Shop 318. Main St. New oT R- ETCH ‘Stockings Te Pamper yoursetf and your budget with Ballet’s : new Stretch stockings. Combine beauty and service, they're sheerer than ever, yet they positively can’t MA 5-2111 Clarkston PROFILE shoe values. toe-free fit’. Here are two top seflers from Naturalizer’s outstanding Like all Naturalizers .. . . cork-cushioning heel’ to toe . no slip, no gap, no pinch. Here now in your exact. size, As advertised in McCall's. flexibility . heel-hugging ° ? i 48 N. Seginew THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY; MARCH 17, 1955. 3 TO MAKE YOU FEEL GLORIOUS EASTER SUITS 99,95 Others 39.95 to 119.00 a @ New Empire Styles @ Long Jackets @ 3-Pc. Box Suits @ New Short Jackets @ Flared and Gored Skirts @ Rayon Cruisaline @ 100% Wool Fabrics @ Navy, Pastels, Colors @ Junior, Misses’, Women's Others to 30.00 @ Long and lean silhouettes @ Prefusion of Easter colors @ Flattering, unusual trims Millinery Salon—Second Floor Suit Saloa—Second Floor For the Convenience of Your EASTER SHOPPING = | | We OfferYou an {ON LASSIE ; | i ARTHUR'S CHARGE ACCOUNT EASTER DECREES VERSATILE a4 3 Visit Our New Credit Department Lower Level COSTUME DRESSES { BRANTWOOD NEW SEASON EASTER COATS 2 2499 . , , Others 17.95 to 69.95 ay < 6 49,95 ca A} ° ¢ + ¢ ? @ Full Coat-Over-Dress ; Others from 17.95 to 119.00 © Jacket-Over-Dress > ee Bea | } ) , @ Bolero-Over-Dress | = cite ae a e Cardigan Coats @ Print, Plain Combination sin : ay p= @ 100% Wool Fabrics @ Silks, Cottons, Rayon ¢; fy : oe @ Embroidered Coats @ Light, Dark Combinations i ji i gs t Soa — hae pit ess ' S2Tit ta © Full Wrap Coats , @ Contrast Lined Fis Madi disiteas . 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Sparkling Easter BIG 2 LITTLE SIGTER DRESSES ¢-747 _ Sizes, Tots Through Preteen WY er ; Blouses—Main Floor @ Rayon Crepe, Vedero @ Print Taffeta a 3.95% 8.95 ARTHUR'S DOWNTOWN FREE PARKING Five Convenient Locations @ With Jacket @ Long Torso Lines : Across Across Each Inside by ® Sheath Styles ; From From Side of Riker D> Ko @ White Trim. Post = Pontiac Pontiac Office Hotel | Hotel —«““azag@ @ Navy and Colored ~~ , oe. . : | _ Have Your Parking T d for One H ® Cottons, Nylons, Organdies _ @ Junior, Misses’ Sizes Free Porkitg While Making 3 ‘meee in Our Store! © Daughter Applauds Feminine Styling © Solids, Colors, Prints, Spring Florals Budget Dresses—Second Floor Young Folk Shop—Lower Level . . * * : « 7 ioc oc : en ES ‘ - ‘, . . } ; 2 ; Per | | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MARCH 17, 1955 Dr. Housman to Address Society — Mental Health Conference Begins .. Thursday Waterford Township Parents’ Group is producing the play ‘“‘Ran- ‘dom “Target” at the 18th annual ‘conference of the Michigan So- _ciety for Mental Health Friday at Hotel Sheraton Cadillac. ' ; Produced by the Donelson Sthool ‘PTA and directed by Mrs, Harold | Zimmerman,’ the play describes a young “bully” and what his par- ents found out about him and | themselves. The predaction will be the’ main item at the evening meet- ing. of the conference open without charge to the public. General discussion by the audi- ence is scheduled after the per: formance. Look! All Brand New SPRING FASHIONS : Every One a Special Purchase for This Sale! Earlier in the conference Dr. Harold Housman, chief psycholo- |gist at the Pontiac State Hospital jwil! address the Thursday morn- ing session. His topic is “Some Observations about Menopausal Depression in Women.” |New Spring Styles! | | New Low Prices! enn peer Pontiac Press Phote One-Piece Two-Piece Jacketed Slim Lines -Bouffant Skirts Prints Solid Colors SUITED - - - to TOPPERS CARDIGAN COAT BOXY TOPPERS FULLY LINED NEWEST COLORS TEXTURE FABRICS and EVER AFTER! DRESS BLUE GABARDINE BOYS’ SUITS Rayon acetate and nylon, the perfect blend for lasting smart- ness in a three patch pocket single breasted suit Two button closing jacket Sizes 6 to 12 and in odd sizes 7-9 navy onty $] 738 $18.98 Also Charcoal Breton Flannel Ivy League Suits .. J ACCESSORIES to Spring BOYS’ WHITE FRENCH CUFFED DRESS SHIRT. Sizes 4 to 12. . > | ‘2" 1° = -69F EXTRA SLACKS ... Values to $9.99 J sizes 5-7...., Use Our Convenient Layaway Values to $24.99 Your Choice 39° $3.98 to $8.98 eevreree: OR f Open Your Own Charge Account ~ — New Slim Lines THE MARGARET ANN SHOP | To Take Advantage of Costume Look In Riker Bldg. of MW Haron This Sale! New Colors NYLON SLIPS | ; : Full cut, adjustable _ straps. Tailored or lace a trim, Slips Made to Sell Up to $3.99 ~ SB Appeal in Included ) fre Blouses 79 All sleeve lengths. 1 Cottons and spuns. Vade to Sell for $2.99 Vite and__colors, RE (ATR A L Birmingham Community ‘House has been chosen as | setting for a spring sale spon- | sored by the North Suburban Chapter of Alpha Phi Alum- nae. Proceeds. from the April 2 affair will benefit the Na- tional Cardiac Aid Founda- tion and a new local organi- zation, Friends and Relatives of Disabled Children of Oak- land County. Checking mer- ‘chandise for the sale are (left to right) Mrs. Hugh T. Barber, Mrs. Don R. Borge- _son and Mrs. Robert J. Coughlin Jr., all of Birming- | ham. Sophie Williams, ‘Mrs. Watson Are Honored Indianwood Country Club was the setting Tuesday evening for a din- | ner henoring, Sophie Williams and | Mrs. Connie Watson. | Sophie, daughter of Mr. and |Mrs. Nick Williams of Cherokee |road, will become the bride of | Nick G, Thomas on April 24. _ Mrs, Watson, whe resides on | South Squirrel road, will be leav- | ing seon for a six month tour of | Europe, | Guests who gathered to honor ‘the two women were Mrs. Wil- | iams and Mrs, Watson's daugh- jter, Mrs. Harry Johnson. Others [were Mrs, Clinton Disbrow, Mrs. Arthur Jeffers, Mrs. Clayton Gil- lies, Marjorie Richards, Mrs, Fred | Schultz, Rosemarie Johnson and Mrs. Ervin Richards. Still others were Mrs. Donna | Hudson, Mrs. Michael Lynch, Mrs, H. C. Brooks, Shirley Pantel, Mrs. | John Mitchell, Mrs. Keith Colling, Mrs. Claire Campbell and Mrs. | Al Pirtle. Fellowship Class ‘Has Dinner Meeting Mrs. T. N. Slosson was chair- {man for the dinner committee |when Fellowship Bible Class of | First Baptist Church met Tuesday | evening at the church. On the program were devotions by Mrs, Murray Deighton and mu- | sical selections by Mrs. Slosson }and Mrs. Alvin Goodwin. Enno | Prince ts a new teacher for the class, | Fabric Talk Given __ sonar You can see for yourself they were mode to sell SKIRTS" 2° Includ > : for much more' Vad ed Ar¢ Shirts Reantiful cottons. ravens and beut ade to Se // jor 83 ? OX fant Easter Nylons. Vast array ef; SI 3 colors. . m, flared o Or gathered Cottons and rayon gob Oardines. Gay colors and Solids. LADIES’ DRESS SHOES VOW , Valuers tr £4.99 e °# From every angle, Town G Country Shoes have what it takes to make the head turn this Spring ‘55. Catchy colors, new smart shapes, the kind of style that every woman wonts, and every man likes to see. And for )\ more than meets the eye, there's unsurpassed value and quality too. So see TGC... they're so downright pretty to look at, downright good to wear. Ep My Cees oe Beautiful sheer CHILDREN’S DRESS 88 51)-gauge, 15-denier. ; a SHOES First quality. Soft C ee spring ‘shades, Pr. Values to $4.99 VOW... fo Se OS n’ 1ane \ \Eeg Box of 3 Pr. 1.75 “Sheer Nylons ‘In super 60 gauge, 15 69° denier. Spring Shades ‘ Bor of &% Pair £7.08 L North Saginaw Street .We Give Holden Stamps | | | | e a eee f . res! gm ee Pee ™ --The...lmi-ta-wesi.frihe. LL |tension Group met Tuesday eve- | ning at the Fullerton avenue home | of Mrs. Harry E. Wood. ‘‘Care and Sewing of New Fabrics” was | the theme of a talk given by Mrs. Clarence Ice and Mrs, Robert Gib- “TRY IT TODAY | THE ALL NEW SINGER AUTOMATIC With it you Can sew over 101 stitch variations AUTOMATICALLY ALSO it wil}: make button holes; sew on buttons; em- ‘ Low Down. Payment! _ Easy ‘Terms! — SINGER _ SEWING CENTER. Pontiac—102 N. Seginow FE 2-0811 | Birminghem--177 W. Maple Mi 4-0050 ee: PROT Ta * A ul 1H PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH lt, 1055 Of i Parliamentary Study Club’s annual meeting was held Wednesday at Hotel Pontiac. Mrs. George Watters (cen- Thornton (left) of West Walton boulevard, auditor and Mrs. Edwin Solomon of Stanley road, recording secretary. | fan ing Parliament Annual Affair Wednesday Hotel Pontiac was the setting for committer members announced by Mrs, Watters are Mra, I, Jd. Gouin, Mrs, Stanton Levely and Mrs. Stanton Deyo, membership. Others are Mrs, Lewis Swartz. Mrs. Lester Oles and Mrs. James | Hampton, Louise; Mrs. Fred Mit- tledorf and Mrs. Russell Auten, | Peatine Press Phoie -. bs Mrs. William Hoyt Entertains Group The Naomi Group of First Chris- tian Church met at the Otter street | home of Mrs, William Hoyt. Mrs. | William Elam was in charge of a} ‘ling was “Dale Nouse, a Detroit ; | Newspaper man who spoke on the arians Hold publicity; Mrs. H. N. Watson, his- torian ard Mrs. John Gemmell, custodian. Speaker for the lincheon-meet- functions of a daily newspaper. Mrs. Earl Springer was in charge of: the guest book. | Mrs. Earl Long Talks on Tour An account of her recent tour of several Furopean countries was given by Mrs. Earl Long at the Tuesday evening meeting of the Pillar Club held in the Cherokee road home of.Mrs. Frank Kirby. | Mr. and Mrs. Long toured Eng- land, Holland, Germany, Switzer- land and France in October, 1954. Forty club members were present for the cooperative din ner, Assisting the hostess were Mrs. P. J, Vierlech, Mrs, B, G. Campbell, Mrs. J, A, Rammes, Mrs A, C. Kirby and Mrs. Claude Shoup. Devotions were given by Mrs. Apple Bran Glazed Doughnuts . . Fresh Banana — NUT BREAD..... MUFFINS... Maple Syrup Cake With Boiled Frosting. A Yummy Treat rid the Family! 'Kunse gave devotions. program on India and Mrs. Harry! Campbell. Mrs. Robert Gaff Jr. ‘presented several solos accompa- wuests at the Tuesday evening nied by Mrs. George Gaches. event wefe Mrs. John Locke and). Mrs. Ray Meiser led group sing- members of the Martha Mary) ing accompanied by Mrs, Everett | Group. The Naomi ‘Group will do-| Peterson. Mrs. A. C. Kirby will be | nate an Easter basket to a needy | hostess in her Maceday Lake home | family. | for the April ‘meeting. Grand Trenk Hot Bread Daily after 3 P. M. THOMAS PASTRY SHOP Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” 141 West Huron mear Cass GS7 From FE 4-8163 Park Free in Rear of Store ter) of Murphy street is the club’s new president. Others guiding the club through the next year are Mrs. Lloyd Pentise Press Phote Mrs. Homer Feneley (left) of Ellwood evenue was chairman of the luncheon held by Parliamentary Study Club Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Mittledor{ of Liberty street, (right) program chairman for the day will handle publicity for the club along with Mrs. Russell Auten. New officers were elected at the meeting. Eastern Stars ford CAI Building on April 28. to Hold Party Taking part in future friendship | nights will be Mrs, Davy Gilpin, at Tem ple at Areme Chapter; Ralph Mapley, A style show and card party Areme, Orion, Milford and Farm- | will be sponsored by Chapter 228, | ington Mrs. Ethel Taylor, Birming- OES, March 3 at 7:30 p.m. in, | brunch will be held at the Water- | i Roosevelt Temple on State Street. | . | The past matrons, under the di-| Others are Mrs. John Kostin, | rection of Mrs. Roy Wilton will' Hazel Park; Mrs. Floyd Levely, | Royal Oak and Ortonville and Mrs. | Sylvan Clark, Ortonville, Have Fresh Look | Lots of white linen collars and for a fresh be in charge of the show. Another activity planned at the chapter meeting held Monday at the East Lawrence street temple was men's night ‘scheduled for | March 28, Past matrons will ex- emplify the work as it was done cuffs this spring im 1867. The Oakland County | sparkling look. 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Credit References FOOSE HHTEH SHER H HEHE HHEEHHEEHES ETE HEHEHE EHH ERED | +e . } i 154 North Saginaw St. 4 *ee@eeese ee eee *eeeeeoe **+ee@e eevee Cenc eeeeaceevevevretesectes ' npr joe my SEARS Phone FE 5.4171 L In submitting this application, : agree to be governed by all the 8 8 requirements of Sears Revolving Charge Plan. ‘ © 8 4 Signature PERO Heer er eereenesreenseeeseaesrerarers ens | ow & 16 West HURON Street Registered Jewelers—American Gem Society . 2 * NX fi t Od, ie : N tere vo ie ai | , bh ! : a - o Bs rey : pee > TE Sth A ee ee ee | Ws Be ge ere gai aie en ge Pi ee | ge Ld 9 | 3 THE PONTIAC | z * es 22 at he 1955 : ip , THURSDAY, MARCH 17, the at point where if I've got to at television I'd rather stay af E $ 3 ; : 4 ¥ i E i i itt 2 S37 s uf vE 4 ; i la *. eae . ticularly . Eve let my friends know that I want to re- serve these times. Se if anybody I know well telephones, I feel jus- tified in saying, “My favorite program's just going on. Will you call back?” If he asks permissién to call, I fix an hour that doesn’t interfere with my listening or looking. And if some brave soul takes a chance and comes cold, I think I have the gF i le Subs for Etiquette esn't Like Program Interference Friends Who Didn't Phone First right to say, “Will you join me, or would you rather wait in the other room until this is over?” To barge in without warning on the evening Father has all week been planning to devote to the fights is inconsiderate. Common courtesy should make the prospec- tive visitor telephone in advance to find out if his coming will be welcome. But forewarning doesn’t -al- ways serve, either. “They know darned well I giue myself to the television set Thursday night,” a bors, “and yet invariably that’s the night they decide to drop in for a chat. They'd hate me If I started returning their visits on Sunday, which is their pet TV day.” All the same, I must repeat that if Mrs. Johnson and her husband check in advance about the com venience of their visit, and then Have to compete with television, they are encountering atrocious manners. And if they travel 300 miles on invitation to see friends and end up seeing Hopalong Cas- sidy, they have a right to be annoyed. Family Man Surprised Looting Coin Machine INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. ®@ — A burglar fired at by a night watch- man while he was looting a coin machine in a garage shouted: “Don't shoot. I'm married and have two kids." Watchman James Goodwin, 72, said the man surrendered but broke away and escaped while he was taking him to a-telephone to call police PETUNIA! To aluminum foil T lift.a toase#— It licked the job I hate the most / We join you, Petunia! When you're painting with a roller, there's no washing the pan later if you line the roller pan with aluminum foil before- hand. prs -pascage | * Be Correct : Over Phone, Identify Self Don‘t Ask Person You Call “Hello, Who Is This?” By EMILY POST - ‘ A letter tells me: “Often when I answer the telephone the person on the’ other end will say, ‘Hello, who. is this?’ It infuriates me and, furthermore, I do not like giving my name until I have some idea who is at the other end. Please, Mrs. Post, won't. you instruct peo- ple on the correct way to answer the telephone?” Answer: I agree that one who is not sure of your voice should ask, “Is that you, Mrs. Smith?” or “Is that you, Mary?” Someone calling another member of the family should say, ‘This is Betty Green, may I talk to Sally?” On business matters the per- son calling should explain: “Miss dones of Fine Linens would like te speak to Mrs, Smith.” Dear Mrs. Post: I have been brought up by and am still living with my grandparents. My mother is alive but has remarried and lives not too far from here, Authority on Subject of TV [Don’t Write, Phone Him for Results - in Letter ER até ef B 5 Yes, a vetter would be He’ll have to answer it one er the other, You'll get results. But what are you going to say in the letter? Will you have to start by reminding him who you are? And wind up with the plea that he come over to se you sometime? I see her often and am very : , i fond of her although my grand- tis rene to phone. As in this parents will. give me my wedding. ° The question has come up as to : “Dear Miss Woodward: He's who should be the last one seated not the cutest guy in the world at the church. I do not want to but he has personality plus, and slight either one, Would it be per- I haven’¢ seen him for a long missible, under the circumstnces, time. for an ond gueueer = ae I used to go driving around with Dees ie ee . him ary each arm) and be seated together ‘ here. says he still wants to go: we ales a pew. ye : > * oS with me but is afraid to ask ‘cause he be seated? bs east &% i 2S ‘ he thinks I won't go. The boy walking between feo ween waa} Fashion blooms at the neckline with this | satile tie that can be worn high or low to| Should 1? . nat be correct. Howgrer, beth contd pull-through of pastel taffeta, spattered with | fill the neckline, It comes in solid colors Thee suiting to say in a idea pe taken —_ ~ thet © sath, | miniature blossoms and accented with one ro5 as well as stripes and polka dots. that wouldn't sound like an open ‘of an usher and large matching taffeta flower. It’s a ver- bid for his attention, But you could arm, we sd po met pone hi ih ei vt behind onthe arm of another uh) Tp bil G S I would attract him over er. | obile Grocery store Is en ome Your stepfather would be evated . for an evening at your “osiemarate ©'|Run by Retired C next to your mother either in the! Fun by Retired Couple a certain date at a cer sit on the aisle in the second pew. At any rate, your grandparents who are giving you your wedding should be seated in the front . a \~ our Mr. I pew wed and alone » By ANNE HEYWOOD Mr. and Mrs. J. L. retired to the Was, So We settled in a small vil- lage, in the heart of beautiful 1 keep busy gardening and so forth. their Aa hir pert hed tal But he was fed up with it in no told me, “we hadn't been there | me at all. for even a year before Jerry got “We thought and thought, terribly restless, and anxious to| about what we could go into get to work at something! that would be fun and yet not “Before he retired, he was | ‘°° Strenuous,” she continued. th manager of a successful chain of ae ee . when we r sre ee eee friends down in the valle he the . got a goed. idea trom taking “But at fifty-five he thought the | with them. while and Pace was too fast, as indeed it) rey said that they thought a mobile grocery store would do will ence Sone Delis gives the shoe @ bright new b. €. or under the stars with distinctive designed. to reveal the foot elegantly, excitingly. a. Navy, Scarlet or Panama Calf Navy or Scarlet Calf Ultra-Blue or Violet Calf 516° BARE-YET-THERE SILHOUETTES in their part of the country, a truck which made deliveries of groceries, cleaning supplies, and so forth. “Jerry and I investigated it, and it works out like a dream. We use our barn, which we made over, |. as our warehouse, and Jerry stocks it. He knows how to do this from his years in the grocery business. “We have a small truck, with a refrigerator in it, and we have a i regular route, serving many to go farmers reef the country. Mom, be thrifty! Use remnants | with him! le opera ve days a week, and cover a set route each week. Neht otton wee lan lope and go vwun der, oni we “rive pants. For boys and giris—cool, through beautiful countryside, and | Comfortable on hot summer days. all our customers are becoming| Pattern 705: Pattern pieces in [ our friends, and sometimes we | sizes for 6-month, 1-year, 18-month “on sy cut with iin babies. _pubeaidery triad ths | e easy, cause we Send cents in coins don’t want to work ourselves to| pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- ‘death;-and-yet-it- brings“ tr a-nice | teri” for Ist-class ialling.~“Serid™ ae tneome;-is-healthtat-work; and 1s} 5° 127 Pontiac Press Needlecraft | = a — a pew | Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Cheisea friends conta a making | Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print us feel very useful. plainly pattern number, your name, | , ween yon ‘ne door of your ° petit like wr ah aoe address and zone. close the door until he is well on ment, you your job, see if you can't make some alteration ’ . his way. Shutting a door on a in it, and cut it down to size for a There’s Difference guest before he can get down the retirement occupation. Chief difference between the | front steps seems as if you are ———e new silhouette and the Pat sil- | lad ° e him go. Handsome Officer Wings | houette of the Twenties is he |. Even if a guest.has overstuffed, new clothes are cut and boned to | take your time in seeing him out Pat on Back for Force | tit. | the door. | RED BANK, N. J. (UP) — A ACROSS — woman driver wrote the | 1! Shade trees Garden State Parkway's state po-| 5 Sturdy tree lice headquarters here to thank | ® Freverees { | ‘ the trooper who helped when her | 19 siant car got a flat tire on the high-| 13 May make tts ‘ 14 Trees ares “T have no idea what his name found tn most is,” she wrote, ‘but he was dark, ever tne — Z young and very handsome.” 18 Gen A spokesman said the decription | f Before was not much help in locating the players man because it applied to ‘most | '* Rerexes s# 8 New Jersey troopers. 4 seo * ee Spring Look Told x pete = The new fashion proportion for 3% Gon be found 2 Site ed ] 33 Mover's truck ‘d . 3 Sri | 2 Beer (st worm | 8 Angered citi } ity [SES nan SS Som Oe REE aw 41 Na a3 ‘s 19 Males Ss 30 Age : _——_ : 2 eee 5 puenters 40 Eagie’s nest freee 3 Som 33 Bellow kee ekee fe Rie Ee re) a2 Parte ) ‘ea =; ieeeate a! cha ier (Se | Eo 8 86 Palm —— .. tropes”. « Scriptures A. W. Dickinson it Mr. aif Mrs, William G. Dickin- . The eld- son of the Albert Mr, Dickinson suffered a heart) Emerson street. A June- attack Monday. is planned, Spring’s long smooth jacket is shown in a j dress of gray striped Swiss rayon menswear- by Miss Theresa of Nat Tuman. A large bow of gray silk organza falls away from the double-collared neckline. Girl Scouts Receive Gifts a Aly f i Priscilla Group Has Election of Officers A Botony’s worsted shepherd check suit Stop trying to get proper rest on thot old sagging Call today, we’ll return your old mattress rebuilt like new—thot same day! New Custom-Made Mattresses Old Mattresses Rebuilt Pillows Renovated CA beautiful Verdono crepe tunic type world's future. She pointed out the effort made by the United States to assist other countries in Pros and cons of various coun- through the United Nations. ttend the dinner in | also enjoy spaghetti Mrs, Forrest White of Emerson son of Birmingham have to| street and Alex Gray of Collier | th West Palm Beach, Fla., where o* phen S. Weiss, founded of the Jew- ish Institute of Religion was also OPPPLP LALA Ld Gorgeous of distinctive prin Fresh As a Breath of Spring BLOUSES py-fresh cottons ts, pastels and white A Priced from... ...0. 0656. ccs see ee eens theese De Cor’ Shop . DOROTHY ECKMEER 48 North Perry — Pontiac Hotel Lobby 2 IT PEGGY ADAPTIONS FROM THE | WORLD'S FASHION CENTERS + A style for every taste ¢ A price for every purse | ae —featuring the long jocket. Detochable white Irish linen collor and cuffs — flower trim. Gray/white, black/white, navy/white. Sizes 10-20. B Fabulous GLEN-CRISP, o rayon suifing that is crisp ond cool at all times. There's shaped flattery too, in the jocket with easy flange shoulders and. diagonal pocket detail. In Spring’s prettiest , * suit with small flattering collar and _D Spring's bright 3 piece wool tweed suit. _ with the boxy. jocket and the blouse ' s. the jocket lining — powder, grey or beige. Bee Actual photographs of transparent automatic washers prove: i % < . -—! No thick-suds detergent can ash so clean yet rinse as free as. all —e - ‘ é tw 3 _~ SOE OE A BEN gee * How can clothes possibly move around freely in all these thick suds? Thick suds smother free Now see how al! with “controlled suds” permit free, easy movement of clothes through wash water. washing action so necessary to get clothes clean. Crotheg apn’ slosh thepegh water hp way all has no thick, soapy suds to slow down either the washing or rinsing action. That’s why they should. And these suds can overfiow, ruining expensive parts. ) all, the original “controlled suds” detergent, was actually asked for by the makers of automatics. ‘iat IS. «girs Wash water's been drained. off... but look what remains! Thick, sticky suds are clinging stub- But look at the difference with all! Again, wash water has been drained out of the tub. But no all. Arcee ie Raat tte ate RRND SE NR aE : bornly to freshly washed clothes. That’s what happens with thick-suds detergents. That’s remains to dull your freshly washed clothes. a// with “‘controlled suds” just won’t stick to fabrics. why colored clothes can turn out so disappointingly dull and white clothes so grey. . That means your automatic ae can rinse your clothes completely, scrupulously clean. Yes . . . all was developed at the request of washer makers because the harsh thick-suds detergents cannot possibly wash so clean yet rinse as free as all. Automatic washer makers agree that al/ has a gentle, thorough washing action that leaves dresses, towels, shirts and sheets so delicately soft and sweet. They know that harsh detergents can cause fabric damage. They know al/ with “‘controlled suds” is unbelievably gentle to everything you wash. That’s why most front-loading and top-loading automatic washers contain a box of all when they leave the factory. 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THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 ~- ’ 7 | , : autniiel Guuminat Untiamictieve ‘this Glide ilies Wikk 0 brighten a spaghetti or vegetable dinner, enjoy it toasted for breakfast, or make a deluxe ham sandwich with it. It boosts any meal because it is made with nutritious cheese and wheat germ. Cheese and Wheat Germ Give Bread Added Appeal In spite of food markets burst- ing with all kinds of wonderful foods, meals can fall into a rut. This is most likely to occur during the midwinter interval before fresh new crops appear to brighten ers to furnish the interest that perks up meals and whets appe- tites. Try serving different kinds of | homemade bread with meals that | have become too routine. Your family will love it, and bread is such a good energy food for win- wheat germ to furnish nutrients that give extra protection against winter ills. Wheat germ contains Party-Pretty Pie Blends Berries and Applesauce ing comments. | pie is a cool, refreshing | i ie i 5 apple that blends deliciously with the tart- ness of the raspberries. The whole thing is literally as “easy as pie” to make. Indeed, since the pie is so sim- H ineh baked pie shell | cheese and other sandwich spreads | I cups (6 ounces) giated Americag i. sugar-water mixture. Stir in egg, | Sareaned bets bro top with ishape dough into loaf: orobabty | Uses Frozen Soup ‘4, pint heavy cream, whipped Soften gelatin in water five min- utes, Heat applesauce; add gela- tin, stirring. until dissolved. Cool until slightly thickened, Fold in shell. Chill until firm, Top with Dieters Gain Energy From Breakfast Soup Reducing? Then you can't have your cake and eat it too. . .but you can try « supper course for | break- | Makes three servings. most of wheat’s B vitamins and protein, plus iron and phos- Many good cooks ‘use whe'at germ for its nutlike flavor as well as its nutritive value. It can be put in meat loaf and casseroles, like bread or cracker crumbs. It blends well with peanut butter, for children’s hearty lunches. Wheat germ can be adapted to many of your own favorite baking | recipes by substituting it for about one-third of the flour. Golden Cheese Bread 1 cup hot water % cup suger z oom 2 tal ‘arm (not hot) water 1 package active dry yeast or.1 cake fresh yeast 1 egg. well beaten 4, cup wheat. germ cheese 3% cups sifted flour Combine hot water, sugar. and salt in large bow!: stir until sugar dissolves: cool to lukewarm. Crum- ble yeast into warm water in small bowl: stir to dissolve and add to wheat germ, cheese and flour. Tere est on lightly melted shortening; caver with towel and let rise\in warm place until double in bulk. (about | | 1 hour and 15 minutes). Turn out on well-floured board: place in | greased 9x5x3 inch bread : cover with clean towel; let rise ready: | warm place about 40 minutes, un-\ til double in bulk. Bake in moder- | ate oven (350) about 40 minutes. | Remove from pan, brush wi th- melted shortening; cool on wire | rack before slicing. Oyster-Ham Dish this delightful main Gah quickly with one of the new condensed VAN CAMP’S Heat oyster stew over low heat | until completely defrosted; stir) often. Lift out oysters and reserve. Stir flour and water together — garnish plates with extra toast. Ever sweeten whipped cream with brown sugar? This combina- | tion makes a delectable topping for an apple pudding or baked % We want to thenk each and every one of you that visited our store last week and took part in our Anriiversary Celebration. In order to show our 7 preciation, we are going to give . . . BEAUTIF UL ROSES To the FIRST 500 WOMEN visiting our store: _ FRIDAY and to the FIRST 500 WOMEN visiting our store on SATURDAY! Mr. & Mrs. ADLER ALL POPULAR BRANDS COFFEE | ADLER’S BREAKFAST SPECIAL PORK SAUSAGE 3 Lbs. FREE pases a ait ron eee eeuneee PORK and BEANS.... slowly pour into simmering broth, stirring quickly with a fork. Serve floated with diet bread croutons. It “eats easy,” picks you up and packs your stomach at the same | . You'll get a minimum of PREMIUMS for from RIVAL DOG FOOD labels DOLE j FRUIT COCKTAIL 303 Cen oe man 7 TALL 1 LB. 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Cut owt bi eS ot Soe 2 ue flee she a serve with |°2! find: I like the inside of the = > Rich and Hearty French sty’ doughnut cutter. Put pairs of these | Wafers. but they will be crisp and} | | fruit salad besides pen-taced | biscuits together with a filling of | @ebcious. ais Challenged, I looked | deviled ham. Bake until brown and gecond cheese recipe ah" through numerous cookbooks and | serve very hot. You may brush the |{F Cooking in deep hot fag? These cay was able to offer her several dif- | tops of the “sandwiches” with but- a agen | suggestions. Perhaps you | ‘et or margarine before baking . i : would be interested in the same | The second method is to stir the Caveee re i type of information. contents of a small can of deviled Fee ee - Fruit salad is an‘ideal thing to |ham- into the biscuit dough before | 3 tablespoons finely chopped parsley S\serve for late-evening refresh. | Tolling it out. Cut and bake the | °, (utr oo. tour 2 ments, It will please even the | biscuits in the usual manner, Ye tenapoom salt weight-watchers who can forego| Cheese is always good with a te oup fine breed crumbs the dressing. Each season of the| fruit salad. You can buy an Beak cor’ aka alle year has its own particular fruits | assortment of cheese crackers | Beat egg whites stitt but onay | fruits may be supplied, if| ef ticks or cheese wafers. | ®t and cayenne. Carefully fold CHICKEN style co desired, by canned products into the beaten egg whites, With 2 ng “go arg oe ; Cheese Salad Wafers form in small-balls and pAb hllentg oo oe soci " But back to the accompani- | ; cup fiour roll in bread crumbs seasoned with rooms and grated cheese to add |“slistving meal. — pease Bs % feces 2 evider paprika. Fry in deep fat heated to WITH NOODLES ; ye nse 12 |Panattone “would wind up such a . with fish or chicken salad are Sceup erated cheese pda acagl dopey elk a ~~ in trom 72 | simple lunch appetizingly. Mushrooms, Wine always enjoyed. Make a of the first 4 in- Serve hot. Makes about Just Heat and Eat to 15 minutes, according to the Pre. dough paper degree of softness desired. ae l f | There are two ways to combine’ gredients. Roll thin. Sprinkle with | 1416 ee A rit desert ater the we | Oee! ne Complement Bee is cinnamon pears. Pour the Juice | fan" meen “une a cvod, | Red table wine and beef, what. : : gg tamara and the children will like it, toast. er the ot just seem to go to- acer geo Re te ed, instead of cake or cookies with gether. the pears. Mushroom Wine Sauce , : : ce) cam aliced brolied-in Dears — keep a few | “see contrast egy pro Glorify French Toast - beef voutlion cube. wtner roe tate or three minutes. 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Ppers gave up i Th : 43 st 2 Works for Hoett, Lar avert whine oy pers to li bee yEgee | i Hf sane Site tet tare bee oe In the Athletics Nail Them for 5 Round-Tri Home Run Ball “| Tigers Bow, 8-8 Be inal i*n a ia] iii i Hy 3 ial Hae iba pity a i : ql pl iE Rete tip aH a rie i fies i hit iat a lfiee fh ins ss Keep Ice T Successfully Defend N. Sa J Hit a q i He fh a rH la a pills itty a 3S uy . &t | wuts re u teeta i i > =e c! | Loe let i H pve ii AAG roe i at i Ht un eax ti tite civil HAD fae Ta rt ea Ali Hal CLEARWATER, Fila. &—Pitch- er Jack Spring, who is still listed ‘om the Syracuse (International Jack svi ake Impression on Phils #4 neal, sik lid 4 : se Lei | tinal ye le “at Anmenragd Quart a *Sqves he One me ai j =f Ff o—: il | “li F goosnennone Te goosnennone *) a HTT: Harb. %. Ben b anon & SPL RG & om % Heart 64, New Lo- Cooney Hails Hank Aaron as snl tl ie 4 te eg . 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Rush in... save $4! 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 LOW BRIDGE! — Bob Brice, Mt. Clemens captain, ducks under the arms of Highland Parker Roland Zill, during a late period bit of action CASE—Proper Hand Turn. in last nights quarterfinal MHSAA: basketball game in PHS gymnasium. Bowling and golf have a point Parkers won, 75-56 to move over to Lansing Friday for their Sth time es as aeeawg “aL : : races at he fl eam ® + J e ap Along Pontiac’s Kegling Lanes. | niet stout 12 inches before im- . yaw-cro — pact Seiene Gis Nall © ree. In he A as mregaerrs R pemuey Bl setch shows, is Mentical—as the Whirlwinds os Bpollers {i | ball enters its lowest arc. Kin od Hy Upecnters Hy wrist has turned — Hot 55 Jets Sucker Bait 83 Knocko ute 23 Women: Game and series—P. Wise 231, 542; men: 8. Corke 203, G. Howard, H. Hillie 620; team game, series—Pinpoint- ers 781, 2150. HURON LADIES MATINEE . Pts. Pts. Gene's TV 60 Team No.5 — 48 36 | Domestic Heat. 60 Team No. 2 44 Pont. Piston Mints 4 | Johnson Ritr. 50 Team No. 8 36 to Team Pood Mkt. 881, ; series—Domestic 1660; Indiv. | game, series—Pat a1. f | ST. MICHAELS mest nes Ho wus Hs . No. } 3 Pont, Floor 46 $3 Condon's 40 Voorhees 48 52 A Niedj. No, 1 43 Watersoft 47 63 LaLone’s Partridge Rules $2 48 ‘. 36 0 Harvey's $2 48 Braces 27 73 Indiv. game, series—W. Partridge 245 $03; tea Zz ; 6th Annual Field Test Set for This Weekend & four-way field trial, the 6th annual Genesee Sportsman's Club bird dog trial, takes place Satur- | day and Sunday on the Ortonville | Recreation Area, east of Goodrich | on Hegel road. * * * Events to be held are amateur puppy and amateur derby stakes, membership stake and amateur shooting dog stake for the Hub- bard trophy. Drawings will be held Friday at the Sportsman's club- house at 7:30 p.m. County bird dog owners are invited to participate. STAPP’S -. F ine Shoes for Men and Young Men tae Choose These For Smart Comtort Just to look at these new spring styles is to know they will feel good, comfortably good on your feet. Once on you will see how really smart they are, too. Come in, try @ pair on ‘for size.’ : ° ° 3° Ta? oa urs., Fri., Sat. . and Eves. 2 Ae” ae! ea ra ISTAPP’S ..... : TAMty SHOE store drat as: - 928.Wi Huron Street “Park Free in’ Merchants’ Lot I RESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, “\__'THE PONTIAC P % Knicks, Celtics Even, Lakers 1 Up on Royals New Yorkers Forced to Come From Behind for 102-95 NBA Victory re ester Royals in The Knicks squared their series at 1-1 last night with a 102-95 vic- a: 4 DYKES TAKES ONE — Bobby (Dykes of Miami | Stadium Wednesday night. Dykes seems (right) takes a left to the midsectioufiby Kid Gavilan | concerned with the right cocked by Gavvy. However, ivvy. the third game, if necessary, slat-| of Havana, Cuba in the last round gf their 10-round neither punch did much damage and Dykes ed iF £ : i ri zE Se : : He g45 rE Zee ef ri if : F i i EE? i i rs z i i iF s! fi nationally televised welterweight contest at Siam : : Dykes Whips Kid Gavilan,| Defending Champ. Hopes to Challenge ‘Bobo’! = io MIAMI, Fla. ®—“We're going | much of his steam and never once | defending champion, lost H Z eee Far 7 g z ; E ag z cH te $Fa SEF 2 2 =e Tue ws Zz z = aF&e3 rit “il i This eclipsed the mark of 16.23 meters, or 53 feet, 2% inches, set by Leonid Scherbakov of Russia in 1953, who in turn had taken the tilte set up in the 1952 Olympics va. Pre-Season SALE Baseball Equipment 100's of Gloves - Here’s a PETE RUNNELS Fielder’s Choice HARVEY KUEHN Pro-Glove for You. TED WILLIAMS Your Size and Width | BASEBALL SHOES a «838 $7.50 ag $1500 3] 12 i 54 New Charcoal Tones... New Value Price... REC. 1.09 EXHAUST EXTEN i stra’ . 8” . C2507. 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M, aerate A 1 1 1 ! it ‘3 | youngsters who may breathe some | League batters last year while | three shutout innings, Cohen had. * « ¢ 7 was Larry French and Bill life into Manager Stan Hack’s| flicking his fast one in for Stock-| trouble with Willie Mays and, And the Milwaukee Braves got Lee who pitched the Cubs to their wheering mound staff. ton, He had a 2.28 earned run av-| Monte Irvin, who gave a lot of | five walks and four unearned runs 1938 pennant. Hank Wyse and Hank erage, completed 32 of the 33/ pitchers trouble last season, but in a fiverun eighth to beat the Borowy did it in 19%, Billy Jurges| Thorpe is the more spectacular games he started and buried five| breezed past the rest of the | St, Louis Cardinals 11-16. and Billy Herman once plugged | of the pair, although Cohen isn’t | shutouts. champs. Mays and Irvin both fig-| Jim Pendleton broke up the a the middie. More recently, it's | far behind. It was the 20-year-old Cohen, 34, had a 1.88 ERA last }ured in the two runs Cohen gave| game for Milwaukee, hitting an iz | season with Des Moines, an all-| up. It was Irvin who slapped a/| eighth-inning single with the bases 4 : time low in the‘ Western League. bases-loaded single off Rookie Al/ jammed by the Cards’ free passes. ‘ Washable $ 95 The 65, iS pounder had & 166) Lacy\{o break up im the e-' oz fat one game with the New ; Up ‘record after returning from serv-" enth. - uled just one game with the New BO} PANTS hice, He started the year at Los | s+ ¢ York Yankees this spring, and ran ie * ¢ # @ « . | Angeles, was 0-0 in nine appear: Another. Giant crew ran into a off with it 3-1 on the three-hit ances. Six shutouts. 100 strikeouts pair of veteran hurlers in Bob Fel- pitching of Bob Chakales and San- Sizes 12 to 18. 3 | Fite JACKETS . . ‘4° Reversible. Sixes 10 to 18. Bleck cate worm-up. : Cohen Latest Cub a Tandem ‘and only 53 bases on balls are on his "A record. | The youngsters showed their! ler and Bob Lemon and dropped dy Consuegra. Bullet Bob Turley, a 64 decision to Cleveland. the young righthander from the Big innings Were the rule yes | Orioles, again failed to please. we Lege Senco Tv Tene Reverie io Chose Prom -» | -MEN’S JACKETS Two-Tone, Reversible d eee Sooten Redes Sizes 36 to 46. Sem Size 38-36 SPRING PANTS See Ste, Pink, Netrene WEE tm ge | ce ee ee on OMe Re eM Mua gS Ub $55» elect Fros Davis Quintet Bows in Inter-City Test Pontiac Class B champion, Davis Machinery, went to the sidelines in j the Inter-City Recreation basket- ' ball tournament at Highland Park's 'Hackett Fieldhouse Wednesday | | night as Detroit put the bumper to! | the Davis five, 65-45. With Zalski showing the way with 19 points, Detroit outscored the Pontiac entry in- every period. , Pete Palshan was the Davis pace- 2 16 16 17-48) le is 16—46 FORCE EEE ORR Oe eH As for stalling, the sentiment of | ‘remain virtually » rnaneed. ‘eoaches seemed to be that the col- This was the concensus as some 300 mentors assembled today for , the 29th annual convention of the | National Assn. of Basketball | Coaches, | The college group weighs ‘the pro requirement of shooting | “within 24 seconds of gaining pos- | session. Team Number 9 Holds CAI Archery Loop Lead eli in high free style score with 255. John Ardelan had 211 instinctive. 3 a -Sue Smith was the women’s leader an improvement | in free style with 143, while Polly | over the previous “one and one” | Babin shot | 160 instinctive. Will ‘Bobo’ Meet Him? mission recently announced new requirements for anyone engaged lege game is not likely to follow in the fight or wrestling businessq in the state, including the submis-— f box in the meantime, He has had several fights, all victories, since his arrest. The South Philadelphia fighter ‘ was released in $1,000 bail peuding | The Pennsylvania Athletic Com-, coda Joey, Giardello: Gonvicted of ‘Asami His Future R ests With Ring Commission and battery and cduple Saree ond The commonwealth contended that the 24-year-old Giardello and _ |three companions engaged in a -\ brawl with attendant Howard | Short, 31, after pulling into his ser- ‘vice station for gasoline. . at Galvonty ANN ARBOR (UP) — Gov. G. Memen Williams’ Paul Bunyan Trophy is back on the University An unidentified student returned the trophy this week and said he had taken it because it was get- ting ‘shabby treatment.” Athletic Director H. 0. (Fritz) ies fs EEE NBA_PLAYOFFS AT A GLANCE | | New ea ED 102, Boston 9 (best-of-3 series Boch | Migeda"eee €2. best-of-3 series, Otin 78 1-4) of Michigan campus but is not on/ ~ (Outfielders for Bosox Hitting. | Jensen, Throneberry, Piersall Get Six Hits | in 17-12 Loss CLEARWATER, Fla., March 17 “| a — Boston Red Sox Manager Mike Higgins can take heart from the improved slugging of his out- fielders — especially Jackie Jensen, | Jensen slammed a 400-foot three- run homer, a double and a single in yesterday's 17-12 Grapefruit ‘League loss to the Philadelphia | Phillies of the National League. Faye Throneberry. the young left fielder, connected for a three- run double while Jimmy Piersall games to National edge over AL foes. a| State Hails ‘Fish Week’ LANSING U#—Gov. Williams, to- day proclaimed the week of March _| 20 as fish week in Michigan, citing the part the fishing industry has - played in the growth and expan- sion of the state. 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PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, sesiecshi 17, 1955 -at3Ministries | Robert Kimberly, 49, of 1141 Mer- rick, Detroit, yesterday pleaded bes : FIFTY-THREE __ Pravda 5 ikes (Brcises Troe True Le Advestre Detioiter Pleads Guitly [rors of Onn! Comp Cr | nc edb vcr |Mon Admits Breakin | et x snag te Maa | [ to Destroying Property | menaing tex Seah Donald A. Brown, on Cnely gh oie Theater fo Seger ~~ the group — DRIVE-IN _ STEREOPHONIC SOUND . =| Soe 0a ON | Jae JACK CARSON. CHARLES BICKFORD wi THEATRE ore een 7 CUKOR « FakoUb SALDN a» ine Geooeen i —— ae 4 meeenvee & WARNER . f Cas) ef etoe WAY Oakla | $6,000,000 AND 2); YEARS TO MAKE IT “It is impossible to review ‘A ne bs | STAR be uamaienaiee UE wna | | v‘A Stat is Born’ as oth more than | PEPE LE PEW CARTOON @ LATE NEWS . RUSSELL in “UNDERWATER” \ * NEXT THURSDAY: JANE ee ee ee ss ‘ ‘ Pag | 738 \_\ THE PONTIAC PRESS, 4 ewes It l ; I i vy . it i 2 4 Chancellor Knorad Adenauer had z g* t to Be Sn knows misery loves company like this! eezed At rushed to my head, forcing what is cea oe |e at times. Its little viri company—but h Tt would take a cold cold in- deed, not to be impressed. After that, it became unbear- | able. It showed off, in extremely | lt Seems New York iIntrigues Everyone ALBANY, N. Y, (UP)—New York state's travel bureau won- dered a little about the seamstress of Baghdad, Iraq, who asked for | some travel booklets to distribute among friends and customers. j She was particularly interested | | Another came from a division | passenger agent of the national railroad of Japan, He wrote that while he wasn't rich enough yet to ING HOUSE Ce ee, Ca Me kee a ; eS I ik ok: ON ages es : i i | | ; . =< “ores t — : j | : ihe ” ee * 4 i} 1 nan ais = } usually a democratic brain to func- tion in a stuffy manner. This led to my snapping: . “What? You dode have a gold? Dot very cosmopolidad, my dear— everybody of dote has a gold!” Tt also forced me to sneeze at several nice folks who are not presidents or chancellors but who nevertheless; are not to be sneezed at. Ht was sniffiy and snippy and nobody loved me for quite s spell. Even after the White House an- nounced that the President had re- covered from his cold, mine bar- reled along under its own impe- tus; neither penicillin nor citrus juices would still its proud wheeze. “| It grew fat on rest, salicylates and hot salt water. At last, however, it is in a state of demise, It was broken by the double-barreled news that 1) its bacillus buddies, overseas branch, have been routed from their dis- tinguished positions in Bonn, Mu- nich and 10 Downing Street, and 2) Marion Brando's little intended bug got nowhere. No cold seems to live as long, I have last learned, when it loses its dignity and self-respect. The moral is clear, Don't give a bug an even break. While in the clutches of a cold, 3. don't give it delusions of grandeur -| by reading about it, thinking about it or talking about it. Just lie down somewhere and kill it with dis ,| interest. THURSDAY,.MARCH 17, 1955 WILL. YOU TAKE THIS MEDICINE. TO MR.GOOP AT THE BANK ? Eight-Legged Frogs Jump Into Limelight RIPLEY, 0. (UP) — Believe it or not, but eight-legged frogs are jumping all over Oliver Rush’s farm pond near here. No one seems to know why, but scientists from two universities are determined to find the answer, Rush first discovered the strange creatures last September. He caught eight of them after noticing | each had more than the normal number of legs. Some found their way te Dr. Robert Hefner, head of Miami 1008 bby dahon °. Cilio Co. You may look on this as a mere piece of wood . ; . but to me.|_ it’s a challenge! ' by McEvoy and Strieber . TRYIN’ T° BREAK IT INS! \ oa Y Z 4 KNOW WEEE CHE RC ~L RAI Be BUSH OA hh, fen by Edgar Martin —_S = M / PES aT Es tal Goes ee a OUT OUR WAY THN HI 1 ae I DON'T HAVE TO ]j fh Gy eyte OQVUESS WHO PUT Uhl iF iliiquel! THAT DISCOURAGER ) nh . THERE! ; oe} “Dont” worry, David, I'll be there. I can twist my daddy around my littée finger!"” ee ate cae sii se S: ; si PO ge : — - j ed Z i | ) Soe .F Sl iol 2x: - 5 ese a. = a A + ; 2 ee ef 4 5 : Ae 4 } ay : ¢ 3 ki f et : a fOr tees 4 bs ; ee ee Ms i —— : - ; iy ‘ : es SO x ; } ; 24 aes. THE | 3 “ate F = : ‘ re : ‘ os . : — Ee nn ce 3 NTTAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1935 | : : iS y ned{ MARKETS |Market Quiet -“ DAY. MARCH Ur 1085 Se. chp e ; ord Res Hearing Cl DOR BA ee cate by Subsidy Cut | "22. IChanges § Ord REsuMeS [serio Stat _ |S0aring Stocks ut | yar rd Resumes |scrorcr™ {Soaring St CHICAGO @-Saybeany-e 64) Fone ene tarmae’, martes te , , a n Y' ith UAW ere March 21 . een ply more than two cents a bushel at el belng Iolo cs ase | peEW, YORK ~The stock mar | ; _,People with hearing problems a on @ on 6.00 q ae? ' times othe Board ot Trade woiny | Suds. ase” cae st Sg: ESE ket moved rather quietly along 8 GM and Union Recess class, “Better Hearing,” begining| CIO Official ¢ the government ‘support Price on| st, "a, sesitaek, “fein 450] ings, => im carly Conk) Meetings Until Week a 3 at 7 p.m. in room 116 lO Official Carey Hits ah onal Bor Pig beh tas NY, $% oe |, FTice changes were mostly in the |: | of April 4, | Bontiae High Schoo Economic , Policies’ of tameed, shane st of the market erste re S'S ith many leading” i] pernorr a — Ford aL, Na ott stnantion Administration sn ha up cut wel on cor | PE Ht £53 te Shire tee plate fnnouncement last wight of [closed dons pre-negotiations talks! ay that these classes are | VASHINGTON W—A CIO official nuing pessimistic winter cro p| 10-129 be. $a don Peonel, fo. a merger of the CIO United Auto Workers| Sty sponsored by the Adult and a Wall Street banker news, however, and occasionally | $5. mane toate ane and Sperry, leading com- but General Motors and the| E@ucation Program and Senate's stock market inquiry ‘tc advanced. — Bie ins ttt babta tf | end lech the business machine union are all through for the time Michigan Acesciatiwn for Betis day there are. dloturbing tlersente During the first hour wheat was| tetecs We t os be ea Ee be | and electronic fields, brought out | Hearing, an agency of | in the 1955 market % to 1% higher, March 32.20%, fatoes, Wo. 1, 2:60-2.00 100-Ib ees. |& heavy demand. . The Ford-UAW sessions igan United Fund. the Mich ci t corn was-% to'1% | Me, | Dare. nethouse. Mo 1. 4-00, Oi bos: | Remington Rand opened on t1.-/ yesterday. A few hours later si ; ° ary-Treasurer James Sidi; oats ‘were te tot lower, ng 434, $22 | 000 shares up 2% it 46 and soon c, | yesterday. A tow hours later sim, | The series of discusiions and B carey, Gectared here is evi March 7436; anc % to 6 lower, Me. 1. 180-800 be preaned Wa tein 20 & palate, Jthe union wer GM and |films will be directed toward gi the Eisenhower administra- agri lly ey arsed parsors ates y's opening was, delayed” wndle week of Ap "| nearing loss. Different: tne ot | eg! anc tay have cated tae ’ , ‘4. .| DETROIT, } . a s'’ unt beans were 1 to 2 cents lower, | Preace” coses included, na. tedetal-stete exchange officials sought to deter- . Both parieys were | hearing lows ' Different types of) out of line Reng nave soared far March $2.66%; and lard was 5 to| Whites—Grade a jumbo state mine a fair price. It started about DAN O’MADIGAN JR. prepare in advance tos the te the advantages and yre-mner and economy reat of the 15 cents a hundred pounds lower, | $f°"es ss, esure tare ots, iarer aa minutes after the openin : of start | of hear sadvantages “ee >| 82 ‘ave. 4, ‘a, large 46-| blocks totali ne On A ao formal negotiations on new | Nearing aids will be shown. 8 March $11.92, , are tt ave 4 mest taste ete | Sip at 3 ing 15,000 shares up 0 Madigan Named cugiaal, The union is demand- audiologist will have charge of the ee said Secretary of the Grain Prices ave. 4%, ‘ 49-80 wid.| General Dynamics trom the twe al wage (hearing testing for Claes matretion |iteagy caution to the Senate Bank- , ave. 40%. levee wid ave. 461 hea was tn \ firms, biggest pro. | '@aring testing for class members. | ing Commi Bank CHICAGO GRADt Mth hd ere Ei ti, Site vy demand at higher prices 0 ackar ost ducers in the auto industry. There will ie ttee was a confession concn Ae RA ing | SENS ete ate i orade °C tres 2e-Se after opening on 4,000 shares . After -the prelimi . one attend be no charge to any- that the administration’s eco- teat Sep vets, | Cotes SOD wd. ave Wa we "Yesterday it was up Appointment of Dan O’Madigan |!"8* Ford and the UAW also will open to anyene interested, inckod: olthelep “are built ch 9 wil: esccee 219 Dee Siessece 68% — . The company has Jr., as Packard i . | OF sp." Bete BS SS] ee cron mene | Boe rea a [Se ae ga fe nh te ea of ht | Ea | i a Bee cesesess Toeek TE ccc TAG, | stone PAGO, March | 16 (AP)—Butter | work including secret | J#™es J. Nance, Studebaker-Pack- hold its international convention | mittee, bank- Mar ° Ecce if ins ‘Prices unchanged: $3 score AA 87: ter the goverument. ard Corporation president. O’Mad- in Cleveland, where it will in| were Car Sales Ahead Say cam on renin said no- pred os ig mer pede tans 245% os 06 28. ei tate C 85.25; cars oychem Stee] opened up a pel ne vi ng 0 ede. Orca fiche its forces for an all-out o 54 by Almost 42 Pct. | stock prices have gone t00 en oaneeneas 71) sise £.60%6 rregular; $31: | raction ickly ad as . “ ; oe . Sif “Sep il Fea vu f “ar prices ‘unchanged u's Tower: | point. Youngstown Sheet & Tube sales manager since July, rae GM's five-year contract ex DETROIT — Ward's Autorno- | More disturbing than the pres- we uy Mane FE Renn a Rance 3 The Juice ep et & Tube | Gtadigan joined Packard | Nay % Ford's runs out ct expires, te Reports says in its current “gre arcurty frauds and sales of cisqecee 10M May ...,,.,.12.88 , = receipte 36. | 7942. The Justi | Ww later, : July 2c. 66% | apr ice Department in th a broad background of ex- ow _ securities which, w . cancane Fouatous | Washington has indicated it intends| Pertenece im automobile market. The Chrysler contract runs until | cals 11% tory ruary new car cally fraudulent, while not techins- ; e CHICAGO, March 16 (AP)—Potatocs: |to go into the court to block any| '@6 operations. He was with Gea- Aug. 31. 701,500) ran almost 42 per as to have 52 _| Aerizale, old stash, 0, now stack 3: on | merger between the t ¥| eral Motors Corpora The | cent ahead of the same 1954 months | ayer." une uect on the evealing | se.est Steet wo compaar| sral Meters Carparation trom | iced "ansoal wegen ny | indicate the record rate of dein weer ges slow and market ; wage will be cate the record : steady for Russets, for Round Reds very Among higher stocks were Chrys- marketing positions and becom. | !ts major rate of deliv-| He said the committee’ ‘ ull; earlot track ds very \ler, Boeing f geal this year and it eries continues to hold field ttee’s investi- bd ’ Muasets 06-65-40, ome'car Burioa pope ‘ , Radio Corp., Kenne- ing assistant general sales man- has threatened to call below the ’ stocks | gation, which he called timely and washed and a on ol cott Copper, Southern ager of Pontiac bers tts mom he normal month's supply— | useful ‘ ‘ Clients Names 4 tota North Dakota Fontiscs washed and | Eastern Air lines Railway, and| Séer of the division in | bere out on strike, If necessary, al to 4 days at latest count. |ly ful, already has put @ “distinet- demand’ good ‘and market firm: cari Lower were U. §. Steel, United| In taking Y . cor brventoriog nested 12 per coat | tr rne “amper on , stock: "Piorids, Reuna | Aircraft, Anaconda ' over his new duties,| Yesterday, the és rested 12 cent . Love - for - Sale C Reds 200-388. , Copper, Balti- | O’Madigan » the Employers Assn. | under per President Eisenhower told : areer more & Ohio Tea announced the appoint. | of Detroit issued a bulletin advising the same 1954 date (637,000) | news conference yesterda; Hows Described by Witness Poultry (NJ), and Sta oi mee alee manager _— as porters not to get “‘trapped into cach ot the Jay pared of no instance in which on stock " i ; A. ng an industry-wi " Against Jelke . Derorr rouLtRY New York Stock Stone as Packard line sales man-|0" the annual wage” ide pattern| the United States.” in| market inquiry had gone beyond DETROIT, March 17 (AP) — tocks ager; Charles P. N be Ward's | Proper bounds. But he said it is ; ' Prices paid joonan as Pack- unrealistic for their s puts February new car NEW YORK (®—Names of well- Ry tee pe -o.b. Dettroit for Ne. 1 qual- (Late Morning Quotations) ard eastern sales manager; Ches- | COMPany particular | deliveries at “nearly 560,000." necessary to proceed with caution paying customers for Fat Ward's ._tsery bens We-32, “ught” nen 20; | Ag" Nedue. 2) ae Rt Tel a Tel as.2| er F. Sylvester as Packard west- The association ¥ $00,000. where public confidence is in- s or f . +} Alr Reduc..... 29 . . a ° ’ , ’ we eee ee Det De PRS" geen oS een aie a call girl the . ts . Aled Stes... $8 Kelsey Hay... Mu sales manager. : : LOS ANGELES (UP) ~ The clo official said the admin- secre 3 Lake Tulainyo in California has) Police | istration “ Seale tare career at the CMICAOD, taaren se ays . Alum Lid..... 832 Kum Clk... 48 an altitude of | 12,865 feet ad te | enced today for thieves who | uted" to ihe merhedy proangy-~ ‘ Pat's ' neice i bart. toed. bieh Choice ty | Balt & On... a2 Nat Oyps ..0. 412| paying $15 court oreleased after | : . Pat, star witness for the prose-| fiers, mainly absent: some commereia! | Bendix Av * $4 Net reer" gos [ert Round, 18, Charles Bowler’ 20, | cution, testified yesterday she Oe ee eer te 30 few wood and | Bengwet 12) Mat Thea... 95 /and Dino Muzzin, 17. Aloyd Sra © _ Lax mrtuons oF omen Ame elke compiled the directories .t0, S000 heifers 17.00-19.00: bulk Boving Air HRS t..... 3 | 20, 1% bl RICANS, you prob- for ten more yea ; when he allegedly was starting her | ¢T* oft commercial steers and heif- | Boba Alum .. Sn 31.3 | the ‘, ably know that our government's Seri nore years, you will make a total of $29.84 ou Ssoreial utility and low com- | Borg Warn & West 51.5 county jail for failure to : ad ies E Sav- atm al. . t in the vice trade in 1951 and 31.60; bulk utility and low com- | Borg Warn .. 426 No Am Av ... $64/the cot pay | 5 ings Bonds rank the on your original: investment. In other | Sean emis mead (oe aE EA : f _ines Bonds rank among the surest safest and best you hold your Bonde for double «igh “Nat all the men whose names |i seek ome iewe a [Roti i! She af" Hel a ctmenis in the world. But 1 wonder if you” period, your ttl yield er dounte thele: original were road trom she books ty Aect.| ES SEtG toh oat oa cies Set |e wy oe Sa a? | day heen ae an extremely attractive feature has jus Sean Nn IHRE & cencideratty mete Mine were actual customers, Pat said stenay toda Ma most Dry...) 182 Pan AW Air. 182 food a to Bonds. x . Some were only listed as prospects, | 1'%4"s: g._ Compared lat Fhutese; | aphel Alt “4 Param ict!) Sas) 2 . So, if possibly arrange Bond and 1. mos 606 Parke Da as » i you can arr. * Pet, pave more details inarviduaie agit choler tnd. pris Geter Trac. MPa RR. a ms for the maximum period M, held | testimony that Jelke er comenepeial grodes efe0-23 Oo" cull end [Gen 1 Pe... 38% Fooet Ost oe fy gen You don’t have to sign 19 years, 8 months. she lived : salable 75. Mark CO 86 Philos 22°" 31 any papers or vis she lives me time, compereted saree Heder. Compared, ast "aaraaey Sy é ee 4 Phu, Mor a4 fon bank to do this. The salentede or viel your procurer even y 80: lower: sheep uneven’ but mostly | Chrysler. 32 © «~Pillsby Mills ¥ . . arming peri on gave Oe ee ot his apart ment | weoled sinuehter a Pc was Caryaler :..." 2.8 Pit Plate . tie bast Savings Bonds is automatic. , two deck - a rk ; ‘g Pul le place to take her, Manhattan hotel | soci "ad te seats "S's 93-98 Climax ae” a3 Pure Od eee 3 front of ° And, of course, go on investing in U. S. Series E _ er spots so were orn mbs. TT? . . . . he ; named as trysting places. snd prime ae cnt ot chaie cole Cole--- 1186 Bee Holding |. 37.1 Savings Bonds—through the Payroll Savings Plan ; Among the men Pat named in| tected ewes 490-1200; cul” chagitins, | Col Gas....: 10. Ropws oun te where you work. If self-empl eect ey her late-day testimony yesterday | “"”” Mlaughter ewes 300-1000. Con “1, 3s Rock Ape. 28-6 by Franklin C. Batten of 67 Mat- | ©= ings Bon employed, invest in Sav- care Harry Odzer, Peter Abbott. cMICAGo LivEstocn Gon Pe pt tis 110. at "yon? ead’ gag | ews St.. : , ‘ Toda , ings Bonds regularly where you bank ax Ausnit, Fred Freed, Frank oo. 18 Pap .. 368 | cartons of cagarett 2 ou no , an ; Levien, Sidney Manne, Jack Sul- neogp 1.00: Meenerel, trade active. Gont Ou.) Tt? Sar at en 334) Ported today. “s ~ mat as , 9 onger need cash your Bonds at There’s no finer investment an America + livan, ‘Lou Smith, Carl Shapiro, | most sreng to, 29 up: sows Bigner. | CopBen REE. TZ Shen ou. etd ity urity (9 years, 8 months after purchase). You ncan make. ty Sid Milon, Jack McGregor and mony , ¢ Ay Crue Stl .,... ee Sinclair Oo | He Hh oy can hold them for as long as 19 - . = ; re 10. 1660, including several Serticn wr... 213 Govumy Vee .. 2 | rome today to Pontiac Po- | 7" And this les $s years, 8 months. ° | . I'down 1638-1630; o double deck 200 | DC Seag .. 316 gou Ry verre BOOT t thieves stole a carburetor | |= enables you to get a far greate. . Ib. : ig : r t _Pat id not identity any of them Wt Sa Boca? alin bee | Berge party a8 | wan parked i the beckyard of his | fl yield from them, since the interest paid on Seving yond their “names a sce Bh ia ee" teen good clearance. 450-600 Facle r at mt orn oF , backyard of his | © Bonds is cumulative. That is to say : ings i t trial years 5 usnit 500; ble calves 300 vos. G4 Oil Ind .. 4.1 . | Pe ° *. ’ you Bonds was identified as a weal osgere @verage choice and better « : East ee 686 Ot NJ | 11904 nt pay interest not . was identified as a wealthy, | SBS Geto deoteartines| Ear sg ®t} Bee, ft BE By | ay inuarosd not only on ise Principal, but on the : from A steady to weak: cows and bulls act Emer Rad 143 Stude-Pack “.. 12.7 ‘|ea umulated interest itself! N i. ustria, in his 60s. ssedy Sober” seco sesdy Wo | tar" 23 Suing ap Dixie Bey. | hold your Bonds the b ae, the longer you % nome @lice's---onviction—in~the-- : i prime steer | Firestone |. 1 swt o .. 62 ' - te igger is accumulati : trial was reversed because Pearings i732, lew leeds” bah T prec Suh te 433 of -~ : tion gets | tint was reversed beceune the Zits Lge Live Wace feet |Gea mal” apy Renee Gee Satmts Bp __< snd, correspondingly, the more money your , the trial, This ban screened the | i023trates ‘Teto- commercial fo lew Gen Bigs .... oe) fem 22” | Exchange a ‘Bonds pay in interest every year, 4 names of many of Pat's clients me mixed seariines’ 9430-38-00 ih Maite 9 Tran WAI op! ” a , 24-30-26.00; pond S04. prime heifers | Gen Moree eS Teentc Fox | 307 | Chapter riguree fer" gecieal Bite, Bd ‘comer i hei |Sen I"... RZ Uoccorae 2 Bat, | : Points are ighths | 14.00 few head Nowe arcana ib.ee: justin”... 52.3 Unit Air Lin ia Sat Want your interest paid Balgwin ocaeas EG "IES | Soa Ceeneapretel ‘wells 19-00-1898: few Goesel’ Br. "83 United Cp. ea) If os current income? ~ eee OB : 00-16. 25; joodri a + Po. 6 Kingston Preducte® 0... °. 33 ae foot toe ne vealers "2806. most Goodrich ...: 3 Unit rut £28 | pail Invest in 3% Series H Mndwegt Avrasives “Tol. 0! #4. HR esteem. sendy" ome mossy choice |Qt'No Ry”. 388 PS Ame a BES. United States hy rE a “em a | erene RY a Government Series il Bonds are ____ |General Sales Head Hayes Mt. (7.7 Van Raai .... ye 82 new current. income Bonds in denominations |) 40:4 Walgreen <1. 28.2 | 500 000 ° i Warn B Pic. a $500 to $10,000. Redeemable at par after ! ie Wente A Bik. $e - | months and on 30 days’ notice. Mature in 9 years, . . 4.3 . * 1 * . mont and Fe ed White Moi: 3a you invested $37.50 in a Savings Bond ten years —helld_ to pay an average of 370 per annum if : @ |. Wootwortn ©. 484 ago, it could he redeemed for $50.00 today. Y to maturity. Interest paid semiannually by a Fer ass & would make $12.50. But if kee ay. You = Treasury check. Series H may be purchased : to 65.4 Zenith Red. oe . you keep that Bond — bank. Annual limit: $20,000 me “oy Zone ; ° . -” * TOCK > J 8 AVERAGES tied bp 4 pe se ne oo * t 5 ocks * 211.0 123.0 69.8 155.6 PE SAA gy og | ass ganen ice, of Mowat, | Mea ae cet ist i ie - nance is hereby | SP ne puuticiy opened and read by the | 1964-85 high..... ; 3 4 11646 . ss "Soames coke “Re gee ions Heights Subdiriion Buena Viste | 2° asphaltic Concrete rea BS 8S NS waiting teh chaae mn ta vnang | ale,” oe swe : cial 1 ie made pursue ye involved in this work Foreign Excha ‘ mendation of tne cy nge . ‘ fou mabye final Hereby appointed ‘Sne yards cosnange ates (arest. britain fo amendment to Mg big = -® square dollars, others in cents) to the pubite Gage | HERTAY square) saruet 1 iN/aS. per, oent” prem this a 7 one 11/33. per cent —_— Ssatrerta astt's Sante tas) me ae? Bement ate Ppa ad Goction 2. "That et lows thaw or copies : m. cent: ‘Great ‘Britain 30 (13) days otic of the tine fittoen |S’ opent of te, Ala.) a Futures 05s of 8 cent: Great Sees ott emondtest seg br aces pen eran in| Log cea Gren rin nye : , tats aipr thet sale pate ieee Blas ost tor | Free “TAD, 188 * Socngen: su — : - | nereoy Tine at cm ee | 9% of the amourt (franc) 20% of 0 cent, un- ae Branches ai of effect oa. This eedinates sign taxe broporat be required with Suen (Western) (Ovstecae . | at | a ate of its passage by the Chey Commis. ste be ke fay tre) eM PERRY ne’ SB | i a Sse f heap hene ee | Pesala ee AT GLENWOOD a | ' and passed by the krona) W. HURON AT TILDEN ad Postien ats tte accept (frane) % arene) KE _ OUT OF TOWN BRANCHES | ae WALLED LAKE | Member of Federal Depost 1 | oo a st Insurance Corporation S i é 2 “EEE PONTYAC PRESS. rirbaspay, MARCH. 11, 08 ei wie it residential, use, square foot with minimum fee Tages and other buildings acces- the permit fees. All a op RB or companto’ by © ton of Ot. charged had such application been made end permit issued ‘prior te construction. $07. Enforcement. ti ul ‘ = wenn eee $ ne@ee + SSESSEESe-. veer exSEYEUSEEesseceeSethestesteeety z ope SES38 Pw Kee eeUeNeHe oe a0< 2neaceeee E 3 > ile L if ks az FE Bp s* ft wwe art 3 > th rp, ete s s #8 ge gk az i = rs. Carrie Sticker and ga ans Puneral service will 2 pm. from the Huntoon Puneral more in Bection 3. a é P. 58; Neloved husband of Mra, “Eloise F Dougherty: father of Burton P. Jr, and John Balcolm Danghertr. dear brother of Mrs. James Had- All external shall be motnees- -resistent. Puneral service will be held Pri- . March 18th at 2 pth. from Home with Dr wm H Marbach he aoerened materials may be ob: | ine Daugherty may be seen at LEONARD MARCH 16 318 EF. Wilson street, 46: beloved husband of Mrs Anna be secure! y fastened to. bot pests either built-up or solid of Bob less than three 2 by 4s. Top pilates jap at all corners: and at all inter- Edna o Storts dear brother securely spiked All window and door. openings shall have stucs i ibs. The inner stud shall be cut to Fecetve the header over the opentn shall extend im one piece trom hea be seen at the Pursler Funeral Home after 5 pm over « openings shail be dov- . McORATH MARCH 16. 1055. BABY loved infant daughter of _ gear Sater of Timethy will be held today, 2 pm from the Huntoon Funeral! Home with Rev, Marbach offictat- Interment at Ottewa Park be and they are hereby i $ Pretabricated Building—Repealed — Wiring SCHOPPE. nth 14, 1955, FR erick, 6950 ; Funeral serve will be one “the Bracersmith Purerai not of masonry construction Park Cemetery. Mr. hoppe may be i ny at the Brace-Smith | own little. ess To heaven for laughter and 7. Cee mes have leved bim "on - Sadly missed by Mommy and Dadd 4. meee ; Flowers 3 | PONSTAN 9 FLOWERS SHAPERS FLOWERS AU! Donelson-Johns| oe wee FOR FUNERALS” Thoughtful Service ___FE 2-004) Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME ___ Lemetery Lots 5 PPL NLL MP, na BEAUTIFUL om GRAVE LOTS Perry Mount C BOX REPLIES At 10 am. today the following boxes: 1, 9, 12, 13, 15, 25, 39, 60, 90, 94, 95, 105, 114, 115. Help Wanted Male 6 PPL LPL LOL ANAL oe “pitclen TO te Meet & 4 fe Pho. 1 1439 BARBER Tee Sere BAR. ber shop. 382 Nelson, corner. of ee rnerers Giver Body MY aA on bee GAB ceswane. STEADY ase part time. From midnight orang. soe 3 438 Orchard Lee Bes New non-competitive. eterences 5 Np 1 a.m. Mr, Rochester, ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Consumers Power Company ; offers you the rtunity _—,§ == write R. E. Beatty employment super. viser. Consumers Power Co. Jackson, Mich. ELECTRICIAN A good experienced weurmeyman now Aj) taformation eonfider __tial, Pontiac Press Box 113. EXPER TENCED BAW MAN ooh ome pron Coach Kai 2 RIENCED REAL “ESTA 7 a si new ‘office with many features. floor location wt! Busy ground parking ve wh mM tastene = sible. J. Itz - Realtor. lol WwW Huron, FE 65-6181. EXPERIENCED C Montcalm and Joslyn. BUICK SALESMAN oe t jwoen ead baw INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER an *® young + ei engineer who has some experi- ence in plant methods and rds work, This in em excellent for a man to develop Personnel De pt. KAWNER COMPANY Niles, Mich. _Help Wanted Mae aa Help Wented Female 7| Work W answer business yore for home than for MIDWEST “ ions Oar wits roots. ‘WIL Keeping kao drivers “pe as able rent. OR SWITCHMAN, APPLY GE GENERAL Ave. yard office. SIGN Bn yy NEEDS M AN or interested in sign _pabsting. Bd MA 1340 BALESMAN ONE WELL Ac- quainted in tine interest-. ed in selling Real Estate Call tor interview joseph F Reisz PART TIM e Gall Pu 'b-4e23 for sppotnt-| = R ECEPTIO} I tT | Wii ira ‘ngs Aad guperienes. SALSe Sr age FOR NEW SYL- qua aoe years fis successful records. Good commission. 40 hours, week Other fringe | benefits Get Cad anopoine 't Center or o LESLADY ‘mperienced. Der coltable, credit “e SALESTADIES ladies dis. count. vacation with pe) 8 day ede tfons —WaltREce 8A AN CAR O 30 TRUCK MECHANIC Must have experience on heavy trucks. Own tools. Apply 339 S. Paddock. See Mr. Golden. ACCOUNTS foti Copocrtuany. ‘tr |" otne Unusual clerk. ist jady 5 Reema ie Sa ae tee Sie ie area. ] di work. Immediate pte s 6 day week. Call OA 6-2588 | SABYSITTER In ack moms OR 3 pm. WOMAN. COMER AL HOUSEWORK. yours 5 “ays. anne “Uk Beteies reterenses, FE Experienced. Cooley Lounge teureat, 6163 take Ra SS amy tesa A | lege. avi Senet Apo oth VALTE’S WOMAN FOR Bas 4 R s * up and deliver vecuem cleaners a Port Huron. ‘Also 1 man mooded WILL BUILD AND FINANCE COM- ” plete homes or Take BY SITTER WHILE 188 W Marie. te work any hours, WOMEN WITH 2 OR MORE BAKERY SALESLADY |= Bull time Write Pontiac Press. Beauty Operators, 2 Eaperiencet. $75 to start. Steady ANDRE BEAUTY SALON FE 5-4490 ATOR .- soaey. experienced coon 4 a. to 2 pm Harrison's. aN os WURRY! Receptionist BUTCHER = ; mi e meat market. Write Pon- tise Brest Bow 11h EXPERIENCED weet ART CAREER GIRLS BUBRY i] HURRY! . $216 Midwest ‘Employment #06 PONTIAC woe BANK BLDG $9227 CAB DRIVERS APPLY Gs OR- chard Lake, 3 to 6 p.m, COMPTOMETER pO P ERATOR some office ©& Must trove wr aeee «$201 Waitress . Housexee rs i. im. matt BOND MENT AGENCY BOND EMPLOYMENT AG ENCY ¢|212 Huron Bidg PE +4469 ELDERLY v LADY BABYSIT, must stay ni Ahernoone and weekends mtRirport orea, OR 3-2085, EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN- ‘jaundry References requ! — oer FO — EXPERIENCED WAITRESS aa WTD. Call Mi6-4 | SRPERIENCED GRILL cmt. ™ 80 iris. Al El-Mar Drive-in fer & Mint lee Diste H and main- EXPERIENCED MAN TO ane muffiers. Good pay. Apply Market Tire Co 77 . Huron at Cass 9 to & daily. No phone Royal Oak. Liberty 90-3112 Handyman, Part Time 2 evenings and Sat through! wen- eral maintetance of erounds and home on lake. Prefer experienced congena. man Lake ofrivileces in spare time References re. quird. FE 2-1065 HAVE OPENING POR MEN TO TO sell the famous White Cross plen. Underwritten by Bankers Lite and Casualty Co. Average per year. Applicants in- terviewew between 9 and 12, 3513 Lk. Rd. Room No. 5. City of Pontiac construction and | maintenance Jobe. ap eigrting Per $1.72 per br once then per agane! 32 E Pike ‘pefote 23rd. | LUBRICATION AND LiGHT RB. | with em. 101 | MARRIED MAN Witt CAR WHO MIDWEST Journeyman Electrician MONTHLY SALARY COME IN OR CALL US Midwest Employment 406 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. FE 4.9227 MAN 3% TO 38 YEARS OLD WiTR ac ounting knowled: say at * Mile oe Te! rere. troit, write. Holden _Box 4771, Detroit 19, WANTED MEN so ae a own ¢ better 4 tain se on books. work to be done at your convenience in our office. No age limit. Aovly writing only. Mrs. Newman's _ Gift Shop 918 Orchard Lake Ave \LIGN- | EXPERTENCED ‘COLORED 1 LADY | oo ‘and uniforms furn EM 3.3748 ELDERLY WOMAN ‘LABORERS WANTED (GIRL OR MIDDLEAGED LADY, person, Tomahawk ~ Restaurant boat Auburn Rd EXPERIENCED FITTER AND AL-| sornfione “lady tor women's é asx | PLUMBING WORK WANTED REA. rtment. 20 8 rry for Mrs. Haney & care for children while ents work, tight _FE_?-1729 before re_ 2 p.m. GOOD PRACTICAL NURSE. ust live or have own transporte References requi: ment call EM 3-8342. white, to assist ny light house- work for board m, some, wat wl Week ena tree? FE ¢771) unt 8 p.m p.m, Mar. GTRE OR WOMAN TO ASSIST young mother with children and | Senet werk Live in. Private room. ~ihy ¥. GIRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUSE- | _. work and help with child. White. Stay nights. OL 2-0841. ARTHUR'S OTRT. TO P ay 1 CME CAR oe ‘ sunery Must Golf ‘ub. EM 3-4810 or 3-9125. GENERAL OFFICE SSR. Gipneebaken e perte better than average «aN. Sa ee - . office manager unity for ip, Sun . Sea eg ee any Hein Daily draw inst com- FE 5-0488. oe ee . ¢Otmercial & sidential iis muse CEMENT WORK A it Big DE eg rable ed hee a PE BRICK, aay AND MENT Cincinnati Also chimneys. No niobn to Searensess | Lae large or ton smal) work ny Driveways ee Rea Jen g beh sae AND BLOC truck and pole ta end farewe ways. Work ranteed -— ate, A Sstman OR seas. CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALTY. riers basements. EM 3-4879. BUILDING F. H. A. Fi- CA! ¥Y BLOCK AND CE- mm work, etc. FE 5-0782. c WORK. ALTERA- tions, modernization. also custom building. OLive 2-736. — WORK. meer iAl. Deen ee ATING >| BENJAMIN R. BACKUS 18°Ww. .. Room. 46-1808 ramen a ‘Eves. Pu $-0317 e SAVE MONEY “b Guar return for you. +1444 for ap "| @LL TY BUILDING PLANS LA . . tear Ter-turoo center VE +6804 CURTAINS IN OR Ri : FE 21-8101. FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. ice, Po. Pontise Laundry. PE —- 18A RO nes Fon lan te Fe te és oe ee — en Se ei, sy anaw Fisestone walks, |" TREE SPRAYING Trimming fruit trees, shade trees and shrubs, OL 2-402] ar lin ndry Service 18) Notices & Personals 25 aA-1 MOVING, TRUCKING, pace, up and delivery Good serv _ time ; _Ravmond Ce Commons F _ FE 4-0366. ELECTRICIAN LICENSED, WIR- ing aod repairs for nouses. stores w lcom ongenn ena or not e e. e prompt Harper OR S27 804 Dromot. i: FLOOR 1 RL SANDING OLD RLOORS Ae WY 7619. FLOOR LAYING NDING AND finishing. a . 13 West __ Coigate. FLOOR sANDING, a FIN H oR Erry eu *LASTERING AND PATCHING. sate, An work guar- PLASTERING AND PATCH PLAS- | _ tei __ OR 3-4437, RE- PLASTERING WEW AND | PLASTERING. NEW AND REPAIR __ _FE 2-2036_evenin MASON & CEMENT yok. estimates, Our A. J. Webster & Son, "OR 3-9402. Ri. WICKERSHAM on ALLED ALLED LE. R. G. SNYDER. eee R LAYINO, Ses E SPECIALIZE IN CEMENT. Call fgg gstimates, EM 3-4879. “Perce. tile and water lines. eines, eld less money. OLive sanding and . Phone FE »-0582 animes See ces 13 @ CO. HOUSE MUST EXPER enced. Apply 619 Woodward Ave. HEAVY EQUIPMENT Men are being selected in this trained high ines rt. and ¢ ‘parts ae jobs in th dustry, if vou are mee! minded and want increased earn- ob write: TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE. CARPENTER WORK. NEW AND _ 39-4857. CARPENTER | & Sanaa NEW Burt. ain time cat, OR 8 CABINET MAKER AND CA ter. Kitchen 9 SRR Ber. rae ON ATTENDANT. NO NANY THING ot EN GEN Poy AL ey 150 Wenea tiaer HAULING ANY KIND, __EM 3.3748. | EXPERIENCED COOK. APPLY IN | NO JOB TOO “A “A & B TRENCHING Poot water tile. Field tile. rE 1 APPLIANCE SERVICE and all types of small eppmences. Walls and ad Renconapic CEMENT ATE natural cut stone All kinds ir work re 3-2304. ELECTRICAL SEWER CLEANING moval. Ph. 3-2000. fons ——S = waste oe Electric—Sewers Cleaned Work Wanted Male 10 10 % «br. service No results. no extra Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners e117 ic M AND at cuore! fag ait © Pie FOR-|PORNITURE REPAIR AND RE mica work Recreation | rooms. = | Re. We serviee all makes of refriger- ators, washers radios. cleaners, ROY'S. 96 Oakland Ave FE 2-4021 Free est. : 23-1631 Sinks, Sunday Serv. Ph. FE 4-2012 charge; chemically treaied at no __ N WITH % N TRUCE wants work. Call anytime PE _| SUDDEN SERVICE—ASHES. RUB bish, and light trucking. PE +6079 Trucks to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS AN EQUIPMENT % Ton Pickun lie Ton Stake and Trucks Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. MAN WITH 65 PICK-UP Wants hauling and odd jobs. Phone OR __.REDUCED RATES Sie CARTAGE Loeal end Long Distance Moving Phone FE 5-6806 MOVIVG 1 United Sates 5-8562 34 Painting & Decorating 20 Moving & Trucking 15 19 ‘iF YOU COULD SEE HOW NicE ice at reasonable rates FE + “903 any | /594_8. Sanford _FE_5-6720 ving LEARN ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL ca Aa lst LoPatin’ FE TRIMMING. C UST O Mice GEL BOC. ie end acting Awe: ve, Song Somer. pereiie W. w. Mis. Burnes. PE 26814. 93 Mark 4 ae ae sd ae 20258 ite “otra te re, es Ww. o neres a or eoulty t your |K. L. Templeton, Realtor rd Lake Rd. PFE FAST Action! un, pve t the contros~ ve | nave Prey FOR LAND CONTRACTS. H. J. Vanwelt. B. Disie Hwy. OR 3-1356 wE WANT LAND CONTRACTS and contrat DAY! Call us for the best and offer value. Quick see tlem: ‘ NICHOLIE wand HARGER CO. Printed service. 50% MO TGAGES Re I eg RN ee we clean c¢ ts. rugs and up- bolstered furniture vou would call - 1a0er. A-] Rug Cleaners. FE KNAPP SHOES and i fia 4 grins. ‘s 0 than myeelf. 3061 Warren Dr. Drayton GN AND A A March 17, 1055, I will not be re- ° ee other than my Trenk shook, 00 North Cass PRIVATE DETECTI Open Sundaye FE — PE 41442 MOVING, TRUCKING. CLEANUP Bome discarder articles | 7 free. FE 2-1550. van to serve vou. Smith . FE 46-4864. AN! e A for N. 4merican Van vans any ick service. PE PAINTING AND RESECORATING ore paper sinnte NTING AND xD WALL | WASHING. of Sree cotmates or FE RY WALL BY MACHINE. REE pit a — pune —saTmurres | Oe atimets No job too big PE 65. FREE FES. small FE 54-4628. “Painting, Wall Washing Free estimates Reasonable 2-2706 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING | WALLS CEeAX VICE CALLS DAY OR NIGHT Mouse leveling, additions eaves. focemine roofing, “me. wal ie. work. mplete service the home. Deal direct —no salesmen, No money down. 36 months to a eticn AND Com & Bon. FE ren FE 54-0626 5-0025. Leo Lusti ertising counsel: of all Photo work in. Sa i ene eo! our a. Tee - Dia Otlve L ectptceine & RF _Doo_Meyers. Prec wa te +1998 ROAD GRADER FOR —EM (PATCH PLASTERING [a TO LIVE IN| od, ORF. h ore makine: PERTILIEING 0 AND OU sew oO _follit —SHINGLER_COMP red. For a reotet:| Destres work. OR 3-2088 WORKING CO! PLE DESIRES Land aa oaretaber or manacer for uilding. R furnished Call after 5:30 ‘WORK WANTED Work ‘Wanted | Female ii ti MACHINE FILED _ "/MANLEY Y LEACH 0 BAGLEY ST, ACH. a we Fitewater FE 42687. TREE i al. Free estimate. FE 2-6019. PE 4 6324, TRENCHING Stalled it decired_ FE 3402. re| Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 EEPING - TYPING FOUND: BLUE TICK HOUND . @xpertiy dome. Mod ad. antiove Free estimates. ‘OL MITCHELL'S LM sk A “ £ Pike ) wp Srame ed PE pest Pree pay vr a GT FV Ser -Medernize Your Home }OUARANTEED TY REPAIR ANY RADIO & TV., 127 §. PARKE ST. Typewriter Service 22A ane ae FE ee SLIPCOVERS DRAPES & BED. i is. Your material FE 5-5797, . SLIP COVERS, MATERI- “Eat: Gooley Lake Ra EM estimate quire 4076 Circle Drive, Walled Lake. After 4, cense _fieh. OR 35106. Reward. __ gd SAT, ON TELEGRAPH OR bath ae Rd, Large tan & brown (L.A.R.) suitease. Con- tome children's clothes. Call FE $-T3T1_collect. COLORED COLLIE. Dressmaking, Tailoring 16/“Sii.. f'mos. old, Wearing green ~—~|SEWING AND ALTERATIONS, coer WAITS Hone RET men’s ard women's tailoring Gry | brown ear 1 vr. old. 7 cieening Feoeire Experienced. Oakland and Woodhull Lekes PE 2- OR 3-4271 afte on AND “AFTER | ag DATE. 3- with piano Available morn- ‘tor or classes. serv! rviee. Unity Cen- ter, TL N eg od Bt. Upstairs. FE ¢ inform TUNE - UP SPECIAL, $3.50 WE service all makes of sewing ma-| ehines. Automatic Sewing Cen- ter. 114-1116 W. Huron. FE 23-0376. ULL oer it clean "rugs, ‘and as yma clean by Wastes ‘aite's No. tions Wtd. Household Goods 27 PPO LORE Oe CASH FOR SMALL Re 4 RADIO8 & record _ FE FURN ITUR E NEEDED Equiteble Society 1717 8. Telegraph PE 40521: Eve FE $8861 . Wanted Real Estate 32A BY OWNER. 2 ¢ 2,08 city preferred. Cash terms. FE 2-5279. WEST SIDE HOME OWNERS: ED TNORDMAN REAL ESTATE noetee. = 32-3567 @aNTeD LisrGs LAND CON- tracts. Bob Chapin Construction. PE 63479 FE 8-131. ISN’t IT LOGICAL? im the Waterford Dray- if vow live sing CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY IN 2 JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland FE 5-944 rative Real Estate Techanee LISTINGS WANTED verusS business and commercial Roy ‘Knauf, Realtor 26% W Huron PE 27421 for vou Painting & Wall waking Free estimat FE 54-2211. removed. 25 years of Pap ANOT ~ PAINTING. APER HANOING & & 42171 or FE 46829. WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING. Wwrp.: 1 — painting. OR 3390 or OR 3-0006. EXECUTIVE IN LOCAL FIRM, with 2 datertord about April ist, OR 3-414. : ie ll. DESIRES TO RENT of FEO To BY . Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 USED ADDING MACHINE, 116 8. PE 3-0461. WA ANTED WarEeaTEp ON ow se building. Contact Luth- er Mathis 819 Francis. Roches- ter. Mich WANTED § YARD LOAD ROTTED © manure No stra 5-46908 FE after 4 p.m 2 OR 3 BEDRM. HOME IN Specs : FE 4-258). ares. C Sundwail. MAHAN HAS BUYERS P bad WANT ACTION mand is reat. Our sales sod wilt, certainly $ years of satisfactory eal Batate de: in To Buy-To Sell-To Trade YOU B IT-WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTOR! rative Real Estate Exchange Eves ‘til # Sund. 10-4 FE 2- 0263 1075 W Huron NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH _______ POST_OFFICE_ WiLL BOY BUY OR LIST YOUR Laas R. McKINNE Y Ph. Pontiac EM pre UNiv. 1-878 TRADES Larger homes for smaller, city property for suburban or farma, omes for incomes, large down TO BORROW $8000 AT ¢ Whee cet taterest FED aziz | |i Wanted to Rent sewed LLL LLL RDA ILI ~ a REALTORS ~ z ! RESPONSIBLE ADULTS Wish 782 W. Huron a 5 __ist Payments are scarce trade your equity. Trades made to satisfy all parties concerned Call us, no ob MEMBERS FE 41557 room house or low er near city bus. By April, ‘WANTED: SMALL HOMES. GEO. E §-6226. | L, Scales, Realtor. FE 2-5011. MA 5-5931. HAVE CLIENTS FOR MOD- ern 2 and 3 bedroom homes in the Auburn Heights area. All can qualify ancially. we Cabin A _ Taylor Realtor. REE TO ALL LAND RUSS H YO! _aerrat RoE FE <0 FREE SERVICE TO L. YOUNG NDLORDS. Hrs, 92. C. Sundwait PE 42583 PANNING TO SELL? MIDDLEAGED COUPLE DESIRES pleasan' t 3 or 4 rooms unfurn.| apt. Reasonable. OR 3-2538. —+ ~~ Lost & Found 24 IN. 2 BUSINESS WOMAN W< WOULD LiKE . | WOULD LIKE 80 ACRE FARM OR MORE. HAVE TEAM AND FARM TOOLS, SOME CATTLE. FE 8-1358. 412 w_ nuron Open Eves ut e su ins or woman to share com. home i in lovely district | Th will be a pleasure to handle your property for you we have trade. a full oree of ‘six ek Perienced salesmen. to serve you, call today, move tomorrow. Russell Young REA ALTOR Wanted: | Homes, Farms, Land Contracts PAUL M. JONES REAL 82 W Huron pe TATS Special Assignments We specialize tn obtainin defi broperties for clients pa ‘ocat ing and sohm tling any particular trpe of reat estate desired. service on your call, PAUL D. HAMMOND LIKE A CASH-GET« +TER? Place a Classified jad to sell things you're through with! Phone FE % ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 Pe re Tt RO - " ’ ' ; : ie | : : ey! a ae | ‘ . Wanted Real Estate 32A/ Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34) —” Rent Stores _40/FUNNY BUSINESS... _—~_—cby':_ Hershberger For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses = 43) F aoe ees, . Oal " | : a are fe a aad AY OTTAGE, CAN BE COMPLETE + | "cg, : 3 a io — | oe oon tee A Mail a3 : ne nese 4 ee a ' Box aT, : | Real Estate Service fT : + , OPEN , NEW ‘pte zene pres tome | . , KING Want to trade se ' = Thursday SIZE. . » your lot or ours, ng HOME H : ese ats . 4 _ 7 You wortte eol- made, enatity a * our . ) 1 Sa : eTeSility | Three King ise bedrooms. . Syjwan Realty ESPSS pecuew (Ghee, ore 303 Orchard Le. Ra. ang bus, cee st: | inet “Pull slee, poured, “ai- BIG HOUSE a OPEN ¥ # To 8 ped Ee si te rennyeon ‘eed . 166 N. Perry St., Pontiac) 4 a08 ots we wrath | te et eeteNe RS | wmscee bE, oreo % ent yy RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | Bug, ipvg""velue” isos: | WRECKED | vs Phone’ PE uty or Fe tents tm desira on, erick 000 tent ‘face og Co-operative Real Estate Exchange) we have several lots none + -. me, bees se FEATURES: — OO 2 BEDRMS. & ACTIVITIES RM. tere and two parks, On Easy fara es . S : it Waist James S*Wasey.' alidwest We build Custom Rae ‘TWILL BE SPRING Homes or complete with ALL §©=.KEN-HE EAD att Derleacin “ey eco demand or trade your home. ; REALTOR ui Th ’ wer 853 LJ ‘ . : . Oi : Bras Peper for 8 4 a * ROBERT CLOSE ® 3 cay | "With ig. walking sdistanee. : Sad’ beyond. "AGREAGE fet ° Fi CHAPIN fae, furnace Rncot Waseriord’s Fipairtine sd eros, ; trade CONSTRUCTION Walton “Bind 6 a eee, muy, Actes ulting sd ey Var, dott Fou te me Dey 1 te 8 Fe 4-0447 Eecincas os, aon wih Sood | Dragsed, poy = vantage of thts seasonal A « ” 7E §-3479 nd Single ht OBE UN 2 Sees ot | ER ee eae| eINES EES cela orsman ee emma me we] THE CCHELSEAY |e Eom ty tea Bt] oe eo RN. corr. fas alee recreation eas and angry when they answer a doorbell late at night!” 3 Bedroom Brick ORIando eg . msde; John Kinzler, Realtor . | $hidres we Disie) summa ant stpuene. — FHA and GI Approved TS eee hi “Sune suveer ph. ar 30cm 2 vetroom nangary win auto.| For Sale Houses 43] For Sale Houses 43 Peret srt “ water, sewer. SP at a. corte hl Hath aha can OE notes Mat eee | firing *Toom end” goed. im ) c WN year eid frame cmp, ty the lake BROS. Sin “ 4 area. . i . . * 5 . amt Gf weer ee| om Sraias| Templeton| BROWN | ‘oumscory | Berges | os SEs ea fn fast. y limits, needing re- Write Fontine ‘Press __ - one. ' . 2 . FHA $ PLUS cosTSs - cmah ail Sei ventions te F H A er ba tiie On Write Pontise Press Bor ie." | WALLED LAKE. MODERN | COn” IN & ROSA NORTH SIDE | 5730 powm—tovely, _iarge two | DOWN PAYMENT cauion to ‘schools & ‘main high. Pe i PY oe We | — = lage. $18.50 weekly. MA 43234. IRW - : Lares, Rae wie. iaree bedrece ps rr attractive. ie. | Qhelge of 8 home destens, | mm, sig per eo ueee™ a Suburban Lake District YOUNG . : et of Taylor a PE esol t me eo Sales arene 23-2161 water r.glows, toy Pontiac iat sake peseneees Automatse of! forced alr heat. ya tee eolt a ja. Rent Houses Untura,_36| FF=SS— __ JOACRES gate (LOU PRICE dust lou! | foscqmaster foitine doore, | Rex ‘ean hah “ootnabed i Homes SPECIAL . WANT CAam’ og 1 or FWA) baomoo Lance yarp,| .MODERN HOUSING ¢ room. hovee with lenge siittty tra bungalow lin basement, “eas Ribboned driveway. sized JWving room. Kitehen. Bath, Full Price bedroom 4 cauity. we need omen farms. | Levvune chee avaiable icon iss) | VMITFIELD STREET ait rong. ame A crotaee, 1p | “wage "uue “batman ‘cele | TS OY Wite Tiving. Priced right al 96,000. | privileges xterier ntsc ussais rian | Gosey take Bas Randtredtnr, “ice ts | frum cted servis Mae, be od. | Straue"pour he conf ittorea ‘$11,850 EMBREE & GREGG $7200.00 . Fae tas ried Cig we Mew errno tae a Yor | ea ea tad | K'T Templeton Kealtor| maeaeRs mpsige Seas) pat La eRT bat eit |“ Mile te"Ytes“°°) own Payment | HERBERT cb AS ° —bae_Be. Balance at $80 per montn. | 2359 Orchard Lak rE @ value is selling for ‘SATT TT Gls. , 1 $80 Russell Yourng |? seetom crren ururs.) 7. heh" Flot ' woman, pee] WHITE | MYERS | _ $950.00 Nota, Rapa REAL ving room, dining room. for a i= f “daly viout 1 a Spam eves. zt} | Tie tem. Avtomate west Oo! PAUL, A. KERN, Realtor O N Tred SSeS Lock BROS armen, peo am, yrge | Excellent west side loca-| Ri Seema gua ot st eat Rent Apts. Furnished 33) rece indian Vilage Phone FE | 3; Oakland Ave, ance Hee thig one over.” ° heme Tornsgad tenen aa bose tion, close to grade sag open o-2ems dega VE +050 oventnae FAMILY OR IN- tires bedroom tome wb i scre Phone Model FE 2300 immediate ‘possdesion. Priced t6| school and golf course.| 2% ‘ne Setete 2 and Sundays. B t aod” ra, x sors, v4 of ° siadtsome reas, fruit 4 BEDROOM one IN DRA cect, m, vena WM. A. ao Peens PR ama na . ? nome in North Shore Bubaivision a eman with ae ematic | a $6,000 COZY BUNGALOW - West ealy s400 gern, Bushy "Realty Real Ene. KENNEDY . es ast thing . Inquire office si| Fequired: “Lease if’ desised 18 . scaped let op. paved street he coome ane” fery —. - TO ARTE To REALTOR ’ : 4 gn ee Ae oa per_ mo. EM 3-8851. Franklin Village with bus et door Neat Lol REALTOR ae : ROOM APT. 1 OR 2 GENTLE-|/3 ROOM. PRIVATE ENTRANCE.| 9 ft. ranch home situated eomn | TT " sort Ww. had oe 7 RBalt “Aekremma—por:| ph 'etsce sh biaee S| | Sap wee. came . porep Maer sr, eusce | JN gant 2umeer garetts, — he “ nished. §'minutes walk from toon, Fe Soa” _ _ fee! has . FY FOR G1. Noting over our many photo listings: oad well nd septic 4 - ELIZABETH . No drinkers or children. @ Fair: | LARGE ROOMS. ALL UTiHT | hardwood floors and fire- dows except = ‘ Park right, et our door. OFFERS galled, He mortgnee costs. We a) earegn “CURA. SREY | Ss eae amor game | feome Hiybelbe, wen se | | from Rader cel gah LH. BROWN. Realto _ Bain 2 Wecome, realtor Cy ms TPTS SAND a ROOWS | Sah, SAT 390 pm. Clay) basement, Breeteway. and passes and, 6, iat, Geet We mange te Realtor || $1,000 Down—Ortonville fowae ares ogpeay et ont om PERT $100, dove. Sri eseade nate abt |* ROOM Toner merwopeae | Eee yea Se Seat | agreed Se. Pa eree S| HSE dames | ace ee "Be "| soarmmsw ener norm t_as-| fates Scelel OoE AFT. abe waite t Ute Bloomfield Ranch Tins Cheesy beleve to A HOME OF YOUR screens Immediate. posses. ones, MEALTOR . rat = . beth ent science, chiarea wel- | 5 LARGE ROOM. PARTLY FUR-| i's tow. ram! be Pontiag’s vest buy. OWN er sacrificing for quick ssle.|_ J “ “pet” rae pata Au. 1 ROOMS. 4. BEDROOMS WEST freee | ful” ines aunine Bibeaion wi ag West Suburban Near General Hospital soe i) IT vei . } Tonic TRcokanes New 2, nedroom overiooking low! cel. Just « miles to Birming- ¥. A, ie. Motel — heat, 94x30 block ree, imme car garage, full price $9,000, laundry facilities heat, lights | rage. Appt. MU 47383. 1620) ham. Bunstential oe pein: fists, Seccccsion a GL.WO with) Michael’ and eas. 680 Northview Ct. off | _Peitibone Lake Rd., amt wee RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Near St. scnnel ews 5 rae | ee REM Bl cose Brick Picts Fie Bish of'OR Siew | Income ronan and ‘bath down Spe i oe YS |e Le ccare |" SatansS gonna [kamal det et oo = oo et falas No children. 8 huge trees, This home has own with ‘new fur- Tobie hett,| combination 2 - as a iors tan yore expect in $500 New’ rool, new siding. 613.900, garage. ah én. a 7 ray le rs terms. . 7 LARGE CHEERFUL ROOMS. Beth oof foot. ‘Also 3 DOWN West Side . Elizabeth Lake Estates ~ bathe Near school and pital and ar, ic room 12x18 and dining nee ee ae tatty | Ee Rn SeLa eee | eee he tig] Career ma oe who wants and ’ ious ineb: Lt. gas beat, ment, oil heat, Se to grow. We ave the =| gts euto | Gouble a pe B (lor, 2 frum trees. 616,800, ‘nome today? ~~ pate ) : ’ in-i can't last!} Note to GI , 4 Family— ' nly. arm. _ James K Biv. , yiles 3. Loon Lake Shores. Good Investment NEAR SYLVAN LAKE. New tn ‘tt. here ‘ J. 9 A tae wath 1% Drive by and see it. A fine ranch Located in lo- ra 3 bedrm. home, corner peat. and en- ih I home with five fulj cation, now os oak ta Snakes, be: as ee eeemen. ow) are ee oie BROS age ts Racine] Seep tay Meceat | And St i'n ct DRAYTON BRICK mot ia . each, 2 room : = D KENT, Realt | ‘ 7 new vreduces Walton Seer Sometes: poertment, ol setvete ca Retest win ae Love obo D e T vs bem privile ane j a Rca Kampsen WATERFORD TWP. fee & So a% BS Loe 1000300 i’ Soom pea me Oe sea ome; | dre, Newmen's OW pe home ns 3 large "bed: Pull "basement. gas heat. « Uitre modern 3 bedroom | URBAN NORTH. Home end _East of Joslyn 2 ; Sms | fas Ce SEER) Renters ecsus) aera mee | Se eer eR SS cerca rear) peered ae | RJ VALUET, Reta t Ere, = 3 Bid : «,monkn Fai | sis forced air Beat, auto, bet Ceapersting “sal tate’ Bervise, Gece Go oe oe re rereeeee EAR EEA EMEA ere Norell | RE | A) Fem etee tes ey . Walled Lx. Phone MA| ine room. Wolkint ioe a Me. ey tile bn bs becutifl Rost wome 5 : rama, fall Denement. fee: oe aS ins cata by - 5 Bedrooms (1 Down) - »: : FOUR ADULTS COUPLES. fice Come 1 ROOM aw D l ished i bevse 88.) Com nmer cial Zone . lavatory" epd tho tamed 3 | * Woodward Estates ber, employee. Full aa : meer oe wre eee ae $995 Down! tienes etme See |e ee eee | EAS) ae cove | ite SLREPEING ROOaL WERT . — Laurence Ot” eb ma mei , raaw Worm :| pietacer' saat raonwoom| $33 Per Month eagle “| gaarneeae [Roy Annett Inc. | IVAN Ww. | R HILTZ me | . 5 is 1 REAL 4 : crank a. Comment | _ releresces, FE 3 ~ Plus Taxes and Insurance a es, det att NI CH OLIE 8 ee ress eee ieral 9-t03 Suburban orem wi ee and SCHRAM * sok eke ‘ ; s _ N ¥. Haren t 4 eas. te coEae Ue ene teria a othe AND HARGER CO , | 7 large et Pull FE 55001 on FE S471 eens ==. be ° ° . } 7 . basement and gare ear | Open Evenings Sundays - o 4 teint are Pe | Feet pennies Pe Se OME. CENTRALLY fect | 2. tren ot. Crawtford CUCRLER REALTY | Stieesils fas Bay este’ | Soe, strat fe stom == ie eee ERR PE |"eek areas ies ESe| tock Tey ON PAVED ssPaagred wats: | A Dream Come True |e secmer, 3B tit THE icin edgtar belt Gk beta STEMPSTEAD — ~ West aide FE 56368, Site Cal — . .. fhm ; ree § Pp D. om See ee Job, place to live, chandise — Just FE 2 *. © Sey, . st F * = ~ SEARLES Alien, ~ - "Fer Sale Houses 4 oe For Sale Houses _s Sta eee! nase CLARK ESTATE . FF : GATEWAYS te HAPPINESS NEAR CLARKSTON Cc. agian BROKER MA #1 or MA 42602 ens and “San a6 nce ae Trail YOU'LL HOCHESTER-OTICA, ‘A TREASURE touches seldom found price ssked tor “ tome, ccrtbe’ the beautiful “nitpplace brick planters the dreamy dining room. wall it - ine, leo a bed- this on a with trees a! a dog kennel! Gout buy nt if a see it~ and ll be eorry | AL Unie for only 616.000. 85.000 “TIILLTOP HOME Near Clarkston on the pavement Over 2 ecres, This custom built bome its @ year old. First foor has 2 bedrooms plus 3rd room for or extra room. 22 ft. living room. Large cheerful Y¥ stown w dishwasher. iso lovely dining room. 2 i rooms. is home has oak floors. Pias- | tered walls, and is in excellent ew ra ane ‘Seotle tank from RED HORSE BY P LARGE FAMILY HOME | thing ou have bere, Soc i Ma sohee! erick's floor includes $1,600 down. Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 1) WN. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 58169 WEST. SUBURBAN Attractive, very clean near- ew two bedroom bun- _gtiow, Lake privilegee on Unions Lake. Lot 50x150. Priced at only $9600 00 with ly $1500 09 «dows, Immediate Possession. WM. A. KENNEDY Ope ‘Evenings ‘we 8 A venings 3001 _W. Huron ___ FE 43566 i nteee T Tes a : ELW6oD | REALTO! 143 Cass. asbetn Lake R4. vu ines 4-384; Open _§ to 7 ROOM HOUSE. % ACRE OF * and. $1000 uity and take over , Realtor . FE 60165 WASHINGTON PARK geen, Dekempat ae gas otete Griveway,. $11,500, with | terms. LINCOLN JR, HIGH 9 Redeem Geme Sue gee fue Maat caf "uarage” wee mot Pend. ear “| CARROLL G. POR RITT| West « mere ae 21% $1500 DOWN Ba pia ast ibe AUL . ATE Ww COUNTRY HOME 1 ACRE. od UB, BLACETOR, ROAD tee joke hl ht te large living room, suto. in: form | Coa aa m overe PONTIAC REAL] TY 7! _Baidw In Bloomfield New brick ranch homes with attached 2 car brick garages Just Bo. of Pont well Ottawa Hills Desirable newer custom bullt screened summer WO down to FHA mtge. geake Front Home of excellent sand beech: Two level brick bun- galow in sttepetive setting” te trees. | Owner. more. | 348 " r mee FY] beth hy: car car eae toed eurtace otreet T00 Pleasant Take Ares GEORGE GOEBEL: SAYS: room ving _joom ate . $750 Do WN West suburban, 4 large one acre ot ground ments of $50 pe month JIM W RIGHT, Realtor | Oakland PE 6-664! | rative Real. Estate Exchange FOR COLORED rooms Pay- Cc heat. Anchor fene yard. Blacktop street. $2,000 down. Small § room motors alow op Luther Soh ingler, Iter, Huron St. Phone Mee New. ard FE 2-6412. $7,500 CASH Buys this new 3 bedroom modern ranch type home with 2 acres of fertile soil. This rt @ real and is offered at ‘thts price thie week only. Dorothy Snyder Lavender ‘ye W. Huron FE 2-441), or EM 3-3303 Near St. Jo’s Hospital from po.cce to B11b00 with"bi $00 to 43.400 down. Perry Park 4 bedroom home. Giaased tn porch recreation room. ber garage. $13,000, terms. Incomes wean aT. 22s wosp for “si a : week $20, 000 ‘terme. 100 by 150 feet. Upper month Otte red et onl Sioa Seana Seas oe up nace rere wheteirs includ. ed. 1 ts al Gown, ¥ M. BREWER Nest to Gocretary of State's Office FE 66181 FE 45388 «Fe 2-0523 Partridge ” CONVENIENT Truly a convenient location close to downtown Pontiac, public & schools and stores 3 | room modern gas heated home | Full basement. | car garage and | ved street. Gee this top value | ay. Only 69.860 om ters $750 DOWN 3 with attached ga- rage. 2 large lots on pavement close to church WARD F. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron st —w Neat 2 bedrm home regentiy redecorated vere ining: reom, new kitchen and full abemt Lake oad bash 3400 Wilhames Take Neat 2 bedrm. home fu base | ment with new F A oi} furnace | and auto hw heater Fireplace | Privileges, om Willtams Lake. Priced at only $7,500 Gl Bee these 3 bedrm . type homes an brick ranch Large 752154 lots fn, excellent location Plastered | walls, select oak floors, full bemt with partitioned recreation room auto gas hot own payment as heat eater, Low @ water ess “ree “ This ts just 7 in f state Price blocks from swimming and $15,000" terms Peetares 9 bedrooms. large living room: ¥' ~ . —— éinine : Small Farm : kitchen full ent Car. 8 acres on M15 fust north : peting and Venetian blinds in of Clarkston Newer § room eluded. A 2 car gare paved modern bungalow 2 car wa- ; driveways, and economical auto rage. Variety of bearing | oil furnace makes this « buy fruit Wooded jot at rear : at $8,500 with $1,500 down. Cal) Price $11 730 terms today! Gi. | HI JOHN ; BROS. ° EALTOR - zz en WwW Murer ¥e ; ¥F 43828 : REALTORS If no answer ph ree 2-08 28 - Phere OF 2.1872 of OF 41789 Oven Eves ‘ti! Open © te 8 Sun 4} to § Co-operative Real Estat e Exchange r North Side = Gory convenientiy jorated § room home with full basement, auto BE matic heat and het water Car — living and dining oon ‘ o . room, an, full Dat u : wrhr ‘RIAD TO #trEe bus ‘ey block Saiking vaistance . es te St Mikes Only S200 dewn FOR A MITTION Immediate possession To AD DP a ed 7 , TOMORROWS Put Your Dollars , . ’ sor er betes none we ees _ 28 work tm this well conditioned ‘ 2 family home, brick to the belt Pontiac tm well wee new weil restricted | ‘with full bagement. automatic neigh borhoed of fine home: Many , lume Youngstown, ‘REALTOR Many extras including all Ther- | Mopane windows extra targe 2 | ear plastered heated carage with | Peved driveway A‘) aluminum / screens. Dream kitchen with de | eabinets, gar- page disp-ral unit builtin Ther- maceor oven and gril. Ceramte tHe bath with built-in vanity aA)- completely furnished with Reywood-W akefieild meee fur Biture, drapes anc imported car- Youll fall in ove with is home the second vou see it Only 86.950 down handles. Call Bow for appointment. WARD F. PARTRIDGE! FF 2-8316 4 w. Huron st ‘EXTRA VACATION. MONEY: If you're tak- ing a long vacation, tent’ your home. for the dura- tion, Makes extra money | - fast for you! Dial PE, re for an ad-writer, i heat & hot water 2 cer garage 2 | lots Downstaire unit 's § roome | 2 bedrooms and full bath, up | stairs unit is @ reome, one bed- | recm with full bath Full price 816.000 00, be sure eee it "BUD" ICHOLIE real estate and insurance Frou 4 Mt -Clemen. St FE 6-1201 Eve, Mr. Allen FE 22-3370 $1.000 DOWN ¢} rban eg cies 1 bedroom home, im- late possession - COhORED 2 bedroom modern home. full basement, good jocation. terms c We have several choice lots avatl- | aay ne or terms ADAMS REALTY ™ Auburn Ave. Pe €3383 | R 3-2420 or FE 2-1900 | Sin #2) N. Saginaw Street | Phone 5001 Eve FE 23-1804 NEW GI HOMES $1300 down | lus the mortgage cost. 3 bedroom rick homes Pilastered wails Givided basement gas heat West suburban. Only a few left wi FE _HOME-INCOME Two 3 room apart. ments Each with bath & separate entrance $1950. down. Conven-_ femt location HOME-BUSINESS Restaurant with living Quarters completely equip- ped Good lease seqaine ma chines now showin romo profit) Located on bite ighway A money maker $1500 RENT BEATER $600 down 1 room heme West suburban. Fuli price $3200 ].C. HAYDEN a6 F Walton Bivd, FE A044} Realtor Open Eves- WEST SIDE One of the older homes on the West side needs decorating Over sited living room dining reom and kitchen dewn 8 bedrooms and bath up. Large corner iot @0x160 2 car garage We would try for $1500 down LAKE OAKLAND \REA Mice @ rooms, piastered walls” hard "ood floors Full bath, and | utility. Frame construction 25x | 30 on foundation. Oi furnace. Well jocated on 1 acre of iand | About dow miles from courthouse $1500 SWAL L_L FARM Modern ® room farm house, steam heat full basement 2 ‘ 4 @ . shade trees. 7 miles N Pontiac. $1965 down.. §70 month, RIDGEWAY | 975 Bali vin Co-operative Real Estate Bachane mae 4. G, ELLIOTT & BONS | Northwestern at Middlebelt | JOrdon $4131, Mayfair 62003 . | rage i hed). full basement, C ASS PARK | tile bath with vanity, many other | Corr 4 room home and Lie beautiful features. Near Square rage with # lots, Excess to canal Lake Rd. Woodward. Priced | and Cass Lake Price $12 12,000. | at only me Terms. C. RL Cail for terms. - Beicome and . ao erel Oak es ' ‘ashington, Rove! te tan ‘ | 6-144, Open Eve, 1 te # 2 armen '} BUILDING LOTS FE uD MERE YOU ARE! A lovely | x * Furnished Good hunting ond fishing area eves. ANTRIM COUNTY Hunting and fishing cabin 111 ft frontage on 6 mile take ty 240 ft ell wooded furn cabin, ejectric available. ar tesian well Priced at $1650 cash 2000 terms CABIN COURT Or motel stte 246 ft frontage on 6 mile lake by 3260 deep Hearilv fFooded. maple large balsam ane hemleck Priced for quick sale at $15 per ft Some terms avatiable Call er see Bill Holrom, 1406 Rosewood Ferndale, Mich Cash or terms. Sale Suburban Prop. 45a SO ROCHESTER 3 basement older home basement and garage Exxcelient orn mediate occupancy $12,600 te OP [ ‘ SUNDAY new just completed Feorocrest subdivision Orion Rd ADAMS ROAD 130x200 and larger. N. of Walton Blvd FRANK SHEPARD $621 Orion Rd OL 1-7$11 For Sale Lots 46 NL NN POE BUILDIwO LOTS 12 jots Sewer and water tn. Age Terms. Phone Detroit. DESIRA ABLE ht ergeicd Sioom fleid. ' and D Sy1 van Realty 2383 Orchard Lk. Ra. OPEN DAILY 8 TO | ® SAT. SUN. § TO 5 IN NORTH FE 24776 See it oft m the 1 mile LOTS. Water- ois, Sn 2 GOOD BUILDING LOTS. LAKE Orion, 665120 each. Cash. FE ' with | | | 3 bedroom brick with basement | _ 8-216. . 2 LOTS soni RONTOON LAKE 1 | sie ivistows © privileges. en. y For Sate Acreage 47 CLARKSTON AREA 88 acres including % acres of clean cak and hickory weeda, plus unfinished frame bungalow. 34x20 Weill and tet + Orly 1 mile from Dimte "aig wa Full price, $8,959 with $5.730 down Giroux & Hicks. | ee aN CITY, suaT FE 68-0751 from 2 to 7 REAL 4306 DMixte Hey oO TORS Drayton Praine | R 3-8701 OPEN EVES. UNTIL 8 SUN 1 TO 5 . RIGHT FOR SUBDIVIDING 44 ACRES JUST OFP ROCHESTER RD 65 ACRES LOTS OF FRONTAGE ON ROCHESTER RD. 80 ACRES JUST OFF BALDWIN RIDGEWAY 878 Baldwin FE 46203 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange For Sale Farms OPP NLL Nt 48 | To OXFORD AREA 187 acres ot uae productive house, too! ig an ee” other bidgs. Priced John K Irwin | REALTOR Since 1025 1014 N. Saginaw Street Ph PE 5047" Eve. Eve. OR_3-1333 irty. eircom 10 ACRES ON M-18 RO BUILD. room Bae tacky Reahy rte mR FA Hedee, 3-1111, “SMALL GROCERY STORE, sTOCK pr iuipment. ville, | _ For Sale or Exchange 50 50 z, FE 52506 after 6 Business Business Opportunities $1 LLL LL LLL. DAL POLL IRL NL tO . "ont Miss This One On Account of Health Pleasant Lake Service. Gasoline ROCERY BUSINESS, STOCK ANT Ofttures $1,700 Inquire 521 Whit temore, BUY, TO - Partridge ts “THE BIRD” to see. 4 FAMILY INCOME $280 per Month This tri-level located in me givisions Cd 3 B i Templeton GROCERY STORE ‘road. KT Call for appointment e Rd. FE 44563 LEARN CORSETRY! WORLD FaA- organization assures prof- te ® while ‘reining, Excellent ~ ity for ambitious, wom fr necessary. Box 32, Pont: Press. GROCERY, BEER & WINE REA- sonable. 3344 Duck Lake Rd. Sale Land Contracts 52 INVEST Your money tn a good land con- tract.Have some excellent vaye with wore! alscounts. Call FE r FE 80441. Ask for Ted eCullough J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor a6 Walton 8 Open _Eves. $1,600 DISCOUNT $3.800 to handle, $84 per month—> 6 per cent— JIM WRIGHT, Realtor Co-operative Real. Estate = tEa ' - i fet r of = % Ie i self Ef .) li i 32 f; i iy hii 7s i. Money to Lean 83 (State Licensed Lenders) LOANS i ’ ~ Located in the heart of 4 fast growing sub-divisions. Good living quarte™, 2 acres on corner. Main | trave D. license in- Templeton, Realtor, | 2339 Orchard ' 43 Oakland Ave = 5-44! | ° ie ll 7.W Lawrence. FE 2-9249: Pontise - Mortgage Loans 54 LOW INTEREST OUnitmited funds fer single family sould borrows morten “ ofaneeies G. “PETERSON RRPRM Seae y ‘Swaps 55 CAMPING TRAILER (COTTAGE | type) for sale or trade for Uy arche equ'p., or what have you, Oriando after § p.m. 1961 PONTIAC, EXCELLENT contract OR Pia WILL SWAP paym on secre aN a L. H. BROWN, Realtor PE 2-4810 a eae “ LITTLE FARMS Et a “enet. Very ” stores i Cee sis do . 15 0 t. H. BROWN, Realtor , 8. . : . "for | : Must north a 4 Mp Re. 1s -ITTLE HEAVEN family operation Restaurant seats meets. rene: Ceslie Pieisher, |B! AON EARTH vega, hates omnis; | uetser™ detbey“"Vou “Pree | For Sale Clothing 86 trees a ors anche acetting’ moneymaker. $19,500 plus stock Poros vars Vecz lgvely brik ramen wines, eee eee oe Ph. FE5-8121 | ranuvous , nagoamng, Lape g entic Williamsburg La STORE i! jete outfits. PE 2-1010. sale Cee na red t PARTY STORE | Fiome & Auto |paccuaunae peut ee modern to the minute materials BEER, WINE TARGE ante riblingt raised tearth fireplace, form dal food delicacies, oo ters and viny! tile in the ported from L Co 1 fie oun for girls over Fh and ttreamiined. kitchen. Expensive bh 6 tnd besre wr features oan mpany eee Oeenen, A bargain for the he inal pedtoons” den has gifts. $7500 da, on stot | Bours) oto 8. Net jeturday “goa | bt PE © CLOTHES? huge thermopane window and is for business. real estate end ail. : . Ours te te Go sub-teens 10-14. Perimeter ‘neat attached 7 cai Hak time Motttied’ etme! * | GET CASH QUICKLY |_ Pe “sss Perimeter he attach: 2 car First offered, so hurry! * SATS” GREY GAB- Ow. RebnObuCTION COST Up to $500 | eraine “tortie "is. "black | fut .. e . 5 $22.000, terms. Cail for appoint REST HONE p O length zip, ip Uning, $18. oust mens. 18 room rest home in a sme 1963 sac . North TATEKING an land a | a eS Se _Pat, $35, sizes 14. a WATKINS LAKE yore. Licensed tor 16 teres antes = te G CLOTH Precticall AVAILABLE TO G_ 1 - dining room. excellent —— eats. Man's tuxedo, size 36 rt. at faut dr | OAKLAND |i-8 fons" Bagelieat "basement as Se nee eT ont aE her Se t and ba , __5-4008 after 4 pm. 4d hot water gas inciner- ’ tae Se atl al Wat WARD E. PARTRIDGE] [LOAN CO, _ | Sale Household Goods 57 wD &. ene . rine ins bake privioses. Bus by doo “UGPECIALIOTS 1X BUSINESS FE 2 9206 || A BARGAIN IN SMALL RADIOS. “ " OPPORTU! {__ 86 to $10. §-8755 Mane yout now! TROD betes . = ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND HUMPHRIES aie “SL FOWTIAG STATE DAME BDO [pre Ont NOE SES lean, $40, 100 . : "And where were You unl three o'ock this morning?” FOR iN WHEN YOU NEED 4 mos. ¢ REALTOR FE 2-0474 Detroit. MY hy after 1:30. . a , - APARTMENT SIZE. 4 BUR 83 N. Telegraph n Evenings | Sunray bottle gas Coaporetive Real _Eeinte Eschenas For Sale Lots “| _For Sale Farms 48 W5is.s0n down, Owner. OR 30105.” $25 - $500, or city tes, stove, ike ‘new. 426 POR BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY | WH. pow | _Suvarn Kye OST LIQUOR BAR AND DINING ROOM on your RANGE eu nour t Wenatoaes SOF BUILDERS % ACRES MUCK LAND. WILL |“ mam highway. peat Pootiec: | Zotgeat, St euickiy, on oho | AF purncr sis $0 value. $00 08 NEW HOME 4 Suneooss. 3 oi ets . | grow ap abund any crop ate. ness. nty of | engorsers. Payments to suit full size ranges in electric and te Schools and churches. close ATTENTION | ‘bedroom nouse ‘sag ail tools for pert 1 y estate and — budget, Wo will be giad to at extraordinary values, down S10 Ce rk gue ae ? bets in oe A Pontiac. Bewer potato growing. Ca: a terme. be ment vOaly. 618 00 down. oo you with your money Sroviem.. _Hicuigan riuorescent 303 Orchar Sewn. see - WO HAYLE O. E OICE will not be given over phone. | a ANT uc EN REALTOR | -E J f ANYTHING You WANT LAKE ORION, 6 ROOM MODERN, 4, y Svaiton biva PE $0441 5935 Cooley Lk Rd. _—*FE‘8-4092 “RIDGEW AY aCUT A NTGUND AT Lm 8 fenced lots. Evergreens and fruit 60 FT. LAKE PRIVILEGE LOT. 86 ACRES, ‘ROOM HOUSE. Oil space Se ell sizes) school teeee. stotan, door ot! nant. giem- Price includes OR 3-441. Large basement bare orchard. 975 Baldwin a FINANCE co. desks with seats att ches: com: page ot, acres bew Co-operative Real Estate Estate Exchange . book 4: refrigerators $25 UD; Tied bath ‘sad. kite = gare CRANBERRY LAKE alate “t ae nace sPootine. BUSINESS NETTING OVER $2. n02 wee 4 Bids Pinges. gas bh: elec. $5 up: beds, ead. Membership to a club and Practically one ecre with Terms, Or pet me. we win sq : all sizes $3 up:; TV oats. $25 u lake Price $1 $3850 down on lake, one of the - Two acres of land 0, jos $5 ep > new —a° S. Owner 1020 McClellan Dr. MY bs aeenic 6 in the count: _l4, Pontiac Press. nette sets : pe. gener : ie and an ideal location for renc , Gas STATION AND GARAGE UP TO $500 sta, new & used $5, up: bed: os x HOME Syoeu Sim | (70 Dome. $3.80 wih Verme “16 ACRES MY at inventory’ Bex 1 Poo:| suites. $1205 up: dining Too @ eate 10 room modern house, -barn 32x64 suites, $19.50 up. Many otber Ty Me PONTIAC LAKE other ous buildings, 64, x tee Press. QUICKLY - : of Oak timber, aa ASH WILL GIVE YOU A rue tne steas "each es suey terme. belane epasture_ tao land. “lifetime ‘income of $200 to $300 ae orn tA re nT rotec Ponti WE 8 - R Pp WILLIAMS LAKE FRED W. SMITH — | Brotecte you. “Bors 13,""Pontiee | pEQPT_E WHO WORK FiinG \coite. OUT 8 LOOK Good sised ict with lake privi- ' REALTOR Use this specialized serv- PARKING pts MON. Bg ee Oe amt Laas twcwit| “Lincoln 1iais, sOrdas Sern PART TIME BUSINESS due ‘cule. repairs, or other THURS. FRI. SAT 8 TO 8 black Wil | = Lincotm 1-1212, JOrdan ¢6 HOT POPCORN u needs : WED. NIGHT TO 5:30. 8 . . ema Lake School Only” $75 down. ts Gimperee corins on want Ottawa Hills After § p.m Cel O8 SHR 80 ACRES Ts oe Farr be operated i fast Service a pee e SAL ©, ny cast of “. - c; @ Chotce offering, Brick. 3 Wood C 16 MILES NOR’ tain overstive eo we license is FACTORY WORKERS burn Helen Se MO bedroom with tile bath, 26° F. . Oo O.| at « tarmers 7 mostly till- | necessary. You the Come in or living room with fireplace, able and ly level soil places. end in NTIQUE sOLI MAHOGANY den and rn bitehen ” Realtor front: on three ¥ they buy the Popo mm from CENERAI AL “Godble sleigh complete, cluding washer, Exce ‘ Roa —Mse of cutlulldines in excellent con- ready tching mirror with bureau. tent boats + cen sortak let Cornet _ sViliioms Le dition, § room home recent | comes in weather proof bags. Il! pee Mi 40306 * 5 . * Eaitap street | Aer + can On SHR”) Geren tin treoaes oni | Baticts Hore e's set of | PUBLIC LOAN | scrouane etecrac ores, yo down. plastered Total is $1 Let as’ chow you Wwdey. $1400 to $2290. These are LARGE | walls, modern throughout This is | Pach “Ir merested contact Clark 69 W. Huron per month. Late model oe ; lots i @ well restricted . sub p pag would be proud to Rea FE 46402, 1362 FE deral 3-7181 _month Phone MYoont West Suburban Suitable for spacious ranch) own. re’ at $21,500 Ss W. Huron . _ i today. SD CHARLES, M17 | POINTS ENT TO AN AP’ | VAR STORE FOR SALE BY LOANS $25 TO 8500 APT. SIZE | sCAS STOVE. $11 96. peer schesl snd Se er ae Caner Good basing Welt BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE $14.95. Kitchen cabinet $12.50, bus, only 4 years old. Mod- 8. Telegrapn. FE 40521 -Te Sell- tocked. anytime. | «4 we Lewseoce St PE @1532 New furniture $xi2” iinoleume, ore 3 dea (1 master) | LAND SUITABLE FOR SUBDE | vou ’pUY IT WE'LL INSURE IT | Ross Variety_ Bannister, “Mich. 9$. End and step tables, $5.95 fanch Per “bath abd entre vision, Late tor semetiete Oa FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR! TEAGUE FINANCE CO.! Rollaway beds ‘new mattresses: Pao utility reo rand bs ing, agra eral a income, Very attractive ott 202 N. MAIN Everything for the home. Liberal Ba op a ieee MAHAN )} Efe ic ci rE New fixtures clean . \ iat teiieat ae SYiVAN Reedtt prior entes| ROCHESTER, MICH. | “MUMIN FURNITURE, \ + +-pnedlieeibadeanal RE ALTY ALTY CO REA gat orgverty. W autos 1220 Baldwin Next to Adler's Mkt. . Co-operative Rest nate Exchance CORNER, SINGLE OR OR DOUBLE norte cos AUTHORIZED — DEA U ER FOR Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 3383 ORCHARD, LE. RD. FI 2-0263 Bore for ease ie moO usiness. | PR. Rochester OL 6-071) OL 1.971 Anis cue Sewing center aie venings Daily’ TO 8 Open Eves ‘til 9 Sun. 10-4 Parting jot in rear Write Pon- __1116 W. Huron. FE 2-9376 33 W. Lawrence Street oP SUN 1078 OW Huron tisc Press Box 1 0 LB. DEEP FREEZE. $150 FE PE 6-6161 or FE 4-2088 inte ore wiee wOnT oF NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH CHECK THIS! “5-030, | ~ Pert_Muroa_sheigen HADLEY FARM Between 2 lakes. In @ good lo- 2 Frid nod B410_ S00CEM Sess sousble. Lee ving ‘state ee Fr 104 acres of gently rotiing tang, | callty be. Wits rACMarters and § PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE, For Sale Lake Lake Prop. 44 clay loam soll Far mhome has 7 srace attached ‘Lake privileses, dressing table, blue tilt back AND Ld ¢ xe privi.| fe AVAILABLE 108 Chapin reba meat. os $ Desement verse over we fixtures. an ‘th ry ‘er Extra ast ry cr RE Vinton REFRIOERA- A ° en . ; . ; : Mager Laree. house. with th 3 bed oe FE 40447, FE $3479 sieccg § formers & *| BS down? of . Service _tor. Perfect condition. EM_3-482 rooms. ‘wood i] rough- . Si Bae fie re Geese ap ie! LC. LADD n ear Ras 00 ‘cash. erokee Hills _“: Tou can borrow $20 - $500 quickly, ———— BRivfon— Puaiee ~~ € ROOM You'll like living tn this close For Rent Far rm P re oP. 48A 4286 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains on signature, car or furniture. BOT TLE GAS mA hou ‘2 nee amen 4 eens OR i Loans made without endorsers for 371 house for owner, Small how | > hom SMALL ORCHARD FOR | RENT. any worthwhile purpose. Up to| 100, !>. gas mnstallation ss lake Mprivileges 92.500 “Gown 1 ‘mile ‘rest of iar Out Joslyn Rd. PE 5- GROCERY & MEATS 20 months to fepay. ee 3-240 Island Lake front income | —but you mus ~ - Pontiac, on street, Gross- Seer foo'me Priced at Hiwm | Lan ty hmiled and “ster ere) Sale Business Property # 2) aetna’ eats | HOUSEHOLD | Sibling OUT ALL Miceday Lake front. Older home. | _ W. BIRD. Realtor | ogict - BUSINESS PRONTAGE. | and wife setup. $3500 down. eum, yd %c, viny) tile, Ie, CARL ealtor | 30x60 | commercial buliding "with BOWLING ALL FY um. room size, $2.10, Modern § rooms of large lot. $1,250 50) Community National Bank Bid ¢rive-ta basemen A end bo Armstrongs vinofioor down. C, Sundwail, 42583 PE C41) Eves. PE 6-136) bedroo on 3 wscres. In near ac Mas 8 Rubber base vamt. gal. ose 7 BED LAKEFRONT HOME. | _ fet I all or divide. “PE +50 alleys, Boot tables. lunch coun Corporation paint pal $30 iw ip > rye ae, £8 he JOSLYN, DASSON WOODS. Commercial “Property Will consider land contract or 3%, Seam Saxinew 8 a ray (Bi. ond | eee “iW. union. F ane Ragle Lake, 94. mm rom $600 up. Convenient terms. 1 ADJOINING PARCELS . CLASS C C 'B BAR plus other household furniture. 239 5-3616 Consis ronta, aod > arshall, —_o on W. Huron St. and 78 LAKEFRONT ; JIM WRIGHT, Realtor on Lk Ave. with | Bight on Segine sient tnt eat ar FOR 4 7 KIN beautiful private Inke. Good | 345 Oakland Ave. FE 8 aimete 425 fe town’ Pontiac, Business "Sed “fiz. ras she: oes. febing 2 bedroom cottage Partly ¢ Resi Exchange cand neal get en ce ae ; CONTINENTAL POSTABLE sey FRONT hanes, gene ra Sie | STS e Pag alien "RIDGEWAY ee etECT IN fer 6 a ire 2. te of 10 o on CABINET TYPE ELECTRIC LAKEFRONT | afer W. Huron St. with 4 ft. front-| 9 oo «e203 venge cobtate tyey haces yu 8 acres. § large rooms Brict- CLARKSTON ESTATES pa aa ea i 4 Co-operative Real Estate ‘Eachonge | with deep apron Gtlco oil burn- crete Oak foors Electric tent, Laree beautiful lots in Clarkston | office Pullding. Priced at $16. - You May Borrow ee voter heater. cise 2 or. is in each room Fireplace 2 car | Rotates. Near Clarkston. Lot size terms PAY ERN ' e ence re o ws © <= basement Recreation room. 2 car | iat Highly restricted. area These 2 properties comt TA 4 nse co | n. gerage Young freit orcherd 12 | Beautifut building sites for ranch make excellent supermar- |S mal! enough fo operate : * Se ea erate | ee oe a ite Paterder & mie qaa omen oat ge | O cum, On Qa NES REAL ESTATE dows. a: - C Jor G a Vv nd on @ busy corner. nice | to hone : tw. e Meuron ® PE 4.3505 AL BURN HEIGHTS ot Sew te aven “rt ozee gieeee down cn bus eee | Today | DINING TABLE. ¢ cualne, BUF 200 F T. Bere ee cnend” wulldine ve 30a} o ome i ~ Apt erat. inte ” protect 3 your’ Radios. 14 ft. extension ladder. Choice lake irontage. Priced right | ete” Highly restricted area to ee hte Weld te | DEPARTMENT STORE, at up 0 to *| 424 W. Iroquois Be, ivide. ranch type homes, Lot size 136 for Mrs. Sheldon. MY 29531. W hich ts less than 2 years old | DINING ROOM 40x50. HOL ALES-BARTRAM gy a shade trees iced GROCERY MEAT BEER. wine | 1, 58 small oer Mae. the city Bt ( ‘kK NER __ Writing desk, rr 1400: 282 Dixte_Rwey ___O_-1099 “DRA AYTON PLAINS | sor and gas station on 8. Tele. |B try Ro. 3134 Point tance Selle tor 620005 with WATKINS LAKE beautiful lot 100x288. G0 0 4: days. PE ¢2699 eves, FINANCE CO. RB Me “Dieettic “ioe Ww. pan? seer tote, mag AuMiGE' Sheng evel STATE-WIDE, |e eepeann 9 gaey| Hort t + oh Ten 4s on i LE |GRUNO RADIO GOOB Watkins and seq take, 4 room | Seanapew genoal Priced wt oaly | VER 14.000 SQ. FT. | neat estate Service of Ponting | ON NAO FONTIAG, on | CONSOLE RUNS Nase” it iakefron’ me $65 down we Ponting State Bidg. kJ. Owens, Broker DRAYT TON PLAINS Siete ane 204 focation for | John A. Landmesser, Broker ‘ ‘ie, Dinte Highwe DAVENPORT = CHAIN: DINETTE - OR +1450 Beautiful building sites 100x188. | shop. wholesale house, or similar rE Cromnone OR 31221 “set. PE. 55210. ert _M ACRES ON BIO LAKE READY | On ea eee a close to schools —— ae ating, eng tie Naot DINING ROOM SUITE, REASON. to subdivide. About 600 feet pf ba and | stores, Low as $560 $25-000 . . SLUXOCO. STATION _ ; SHOPRPR abie, 97 Hiinois FE 2-7725 after — ERED Wo SMITH | INDEPENDENCE FWP. | —-M59- BUILDING — —}—FOR- LEASE an i —.-FOR- ve LOAN? — ae ONT AND on Realtor, Te 8 Washington Royal Beautiful building sites 100x150. | wxeellent -retat! of professional | Pumping, 45.000 to $6,000 gallons | “YES” promptly to employed men. | after 5 p.m one LI 1-1213_JOrdan ¢6171 Close to Drayton Plains good business location. Mode room month, located on one of the women—married or single. Na- 2. BEDROOM HOME 123) FT roads. Close to schools and stores a t. elte ab RR usieet main highway On fntersec- tionwide credit. Single . DAVENPORT AnD CHAIR, GOOD in building. e ingle visit $20 006 Tooker take frontage, 4 room lake cot- Very good peighbo: rh Lots as highway west of in Pontiac. New modern or come tage $1.00 down Guchy Realty, | low as 8680 with $65 down $11 700 fall price. ~puilding, and equipment. service gee DovGLS ‘DRYER ms “Use ie an exce « Monroe. . wi i LOANS 5 TO W. Huron. “For Sale Resort Prop. 4A LC. LADD | WARD EF. PARTRIDGE] fastens, at palit $25 TO $500 aiscrecs — ~~ 428 Dixie Hwy. | Drayton Plains | REALTOR FE 2-8316| perton. About #8000 necessa: BENEFICIAL Cheap FE 5-0642. | LAROE 2 BEDROOM 100 CABIN, | MOR 32361 Open Sundays AA LD “. andle inventory. Call PE 2-3148 Se a situated north of Harrison, 1n 43 W. Huron &. after 6 p.m. for further details. FINANCE Co. EASY aPIN DRYER-WASHER. FB woods Lecra RANGE. RECEN 1 oven. 4 burne timer for oven 3 storage drawers. Per. fect condition. $95. MI 4-7078. 3 PIECE SECTIONAL. 17” vision Frigidaire. Bedroom suite. Break-° fast set. Corner table and mise. _items 492 Lowell END TABLES. BLOND AND limed oak. modernistic designs, $36 50 value $12.95 These are ec: tory irreguiars. You will seve more than half regular prices. Michigan Fluarescent. 33 Orch- ard e Ave EXPANSION SALE MOVING WAREHOUSE PPLIAN washer a Kelvinator electric range || Apt. size Cray &TONW’S . CLAYTO Furniture, Appliances 3065 pecnerd, Lake Rd. Cia r re Baal! or vr 5.8074 i? CUBIC FT AMANA HOME freezer, cluded. e450 a “war ig ene PR1IG IDAIRE cn eae Tunning condition, cheap. 32-4108 1? IN. PHILCO. BLONDE ROUGH Plastic like new. In perfect com dition. Less than 1 year old. Ph. OR 3-7688. he AMBASSADOR CONSOLE Tv. 1@ inch picture. OR 3-0768, PICK YOUR POSI- TION from the fine job- section. Or place your own offers in the Classified © Work Wanted ad to tell. employers you're avail- able, seenwee cubic ft. f ooo. condition. stove wood: aie walnut lt telephone | te bie, 908: oetee r. 0; itchen table, $8, OR {INOLEUM AND PAINT SALE. % price at Jack's, 183 N. Perry, near Sears Bs IN USED sED TV... BE Ww ALTON TV Walton Cor. Joslyn FE 32-2357 [AIN FURNITURE, 1220 BALD- |. M win will be open from 8 to 8 ed. Fri. and Terms. MARCH SPECIALS Ww and exchange every- ft agar heme. Come in and ** Gakland Furniture 104 8. Sa wv FE_ 2-5523 MOTOROLA 20" Ta- Mole Mmadel veatherette. ‘Beautiful re, Only $90.50. a 6- sar ogy! G AUTOMA® Late mode Rog. 200 Nowe ‘only $90.95. Mr US LUMBER ‘AND MATERIAL BALES CO. 5340 emiene | Rr, (M58) OR 3-108 “Gaukler Storage Co. “atl aro, We neg A @ men, not wreckers but ennert iam artists, We ship all caivese maerials to i sa it ith . THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. Pontiac frichigan WARDROBE TR UN K. reen " IT-WE HAVE UNION WRECKING E.2-3503. rare ¢ GLASS STORE WINDOW. “Plywood mad pcan PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO ems. ‘ineie aouble ery ree: gc Em ae used. Has saver. caver peas E eu 3-9120 devise. (ERBE st STANDI - RANGE Solve Sn ee 00. Se Said ale) s180.86 . | 100 condition. 95. MI 6- WORN . © AND Woodma Sagamore . ee : ELECTRIC range, condition. $100. ~ WAYNE GABERT’S ‘APPLIANCE SPECIALS | Coldspot retrig. & cu ft onsole . “OPDY KE MARKET 4, & M COMPANY a AND SCISSORS. MACHINE SHAR: jARANTEE ALL WORE WHEEL TRAILER . Swing a 82 | Hudgon. UMPs $69.50 | P deep weit it pumps with 3 A Thoeapron. 6 8 Perry li size cabinet $39 ‘Many ol others to choose’ from. Easy Bat. Liberal were WARFIELD TABLE. buffet 60 FT. NEW GALVA- NIZED 1 IN. PIPE. 19¢ PER FT. 775 § LAKE RD., FE 4-4228. ph A tg daa pe “ye rs dut Baldwin. Misc-O-Lae j be: old = hardly > “ing machines. Lye 5 tion Dutton your et “hy ps, on | Eerrieatace Sit | Garage wats —teaa_2-2300 after 60000 Westinghouse 30” For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ALL GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS for sale. 21x28. 201 8. Jessie. new AUTOMATIC ZIG 7AG SEW. machine limed oak inet © with ebair. $289 96. 4 3 New Furniture Specials SAVE UP TO 50% Bunk beds complete ..... 3 4.95 c ret - § its blond bedroom suite ; ‘79.50 wood bed frames 6.95 Sofa bed«... $ 38.95 Sofa bed and chair ne Davenport and chair ..... 119.00 Platform rocker ......... $ 22.06 3 piece sectional ......4... § 6.50 Occasional rocker cee eewnee § 4 Se rocker f fee 4.96 30.95 44.95 rt ‘2.8 6.96 |. 4.06 3.1% $0 05 White a. rific . CEAY "TERMS -LAYAWAYS PEARSON'S FURNITURE 2 YEAR OLD WRINGER type washer with electric pump. Ww. FE 5-2815. We. clock, FE 4010. ektins OUT ALL 4 Ft. Wall Tile..... 10c . Py HOUSE PAINT .. $1.25 GAL 9x12 Lino. .......6- $1. 6x9 Linoleums discounted at 98c $095 ‘Gloss _ Gloss Enamel _ 888 Gal. pumps CONE’S RENTAL yg SPECIAL SA SA ft Warwiel's eR he Ronn tiler, 15 RS he Sink a ae «00 ; ANCHOR FENCES No money down, ta eqeseved. PREE ESTIMA INSULATE NOW AND SAVE MONEY M. A. “Benson w Bt. wes Smith's. 257 s. __saginaw supplies—check our clas- sification “blobbies and| ,,, Supplies” No. 24A. | ye ‘x6"-8"" ait" Pha. _ BLDG, SUPPLIES #16) Dixie as AR gseis BURMEISTER’S LUMBER TWO YARDS PONTIAC - DETROIT OPEN § 4.M TO 8 THAGGERT CO. 1947? Haggerty Hwry., Walled Lake rket 41004 “KENTILE. arbie colors. 9x8x'~— inch. 5 CENTS EACH FLOOR SHOP rar CABINET SINKS. BEAD- e oe | i in STORM SASH Aluminum a er J and doors ty zs 322202? BB°°S3: gee peel Hi MAKE WAsKBOwL ia. FE 5-2676. ‘ichi- eee TE aRATORE freezer; electric stoves $805 Also several 4 im. and mode! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1055 ) yooarr MAIDENS : PS Sav Y 3.1 Awan- “Never mind whether or not the ski slope is covered with snow! Is it covered with men?” 7 Do It Yourself 61 | | oop DRY SLAB woop. ‘80. 1 ed 2 for 8/8 Delivered FE 362 2 LAYING “CAGES “WITH “PEED. | wa WARD SLAB woop Bx $5.50 OR 4 FREE l0x12 picture frame unfinished. with each gallon of Rev-Satip latex rubber imt, Easy to a ly No onintlng odor Dries 2 mip | Choice of % colors. » aie Oskland Fuel & Ce. 50, Zz 151 Oakiand Ave. STORM SASH Ane. comb. windows and door, | B al typs ff Wel and Soot. CEE WEEDON 61 8. raph Rd. yu ose R o| faa cx end |_§ m Supply 156 West Montes: . FR ewe st ee Equipment o1A ted er & A eondition. Gallagher's. re SMALL BABY GRAND | “PIANO, peabenans Herp be told trom a ‘Nee Sit enc Co. Ties. Be: Gocine se. __ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 te a ee ae cords for $10. Fi shable. KINDLING rr) Sa pe DELIVER pares” Afarbats Waltsa 8 Op asPEEDWAY POEL Oil FIRE: wit CAGR | Limited Time i .$5.98 501 @tm 8t.; Pe 23-4035; Closed Bun. piped HOME ES pean he [Fa an Hewmaon PONTIAC CHIEF MOBILE HOMES an Re SERN BRITS TOUCHTEN & SON’ wm corr PGT Hie tn set Doar ES) A ee VACATION % ue lights, ‘eat ae Vt = CELLENT 1 SCHULT 28 Pr. ag nih soo Eliza! ise RG Tat No. 8. Trailer Bxchance ore ea niath Galea & ‘Champion MANURE. sale waver RO _Clarkstam OLIVER 7 WIT DOUBLE, Disks | and plow, 6296 Tri _ 39060, - FE 23-1084 ¥ tae types. We carry 4% = Mvers in a WF Miller 1589 SB Woodw a ad MICH. CHAINSAW DISTRIBUTORS me | SALES. Fre Ae RENTALS Eeeere: Daal ves, & Sunday P. PM. = E that will «o at 625 do ers ans waterers, used 6 mo. $3 Richardson ¢ woeklv. Genesee Bales” | _am ore: 8 MILE K CANS. 6 GAL, Sad oan a) “NEW MOON’ MOON™ te a BED. can. haa 60034, Cosh or furniture. MAy- PL: enn Auto Glass Service NUA PUPS ARE. % mi. west Clyde, GARDEN . 4-0042 or MU_ 4-8078, A me eso oa eae GaganoA & 7 nary’s the | a load for handi are, i MALE we ure Pe a a | e Side Parmer, 1% itinine oteriod. EM Wits SOsTOR BOLL FOR AK Pi ALL om PIANO. a BO. cellent condition. Gallaghers. FE 4.0866 tae BALDWIN APT. PIANO. reasonable, Terms. Gailla- fers. FE 40666 Sf | tala pousies, Big di _ter Ol Sant Co {3 Swe tain Roches Roches | “TRACTORS MOWERS Sseecen— Ssesses 4 USED 9.00-2 TRUCK TIRES. es hy or, FS | BURMEISTER Northern Lumber r Co. 2 FT. DOORS, 0 WHY a TH ~ DOLL AR FOR PAINT? Sont'Qicieces tem jiemnaaty Ws | tarold. s 140 hie aIR "Open Friday "Rie Till © P.M. oe WASHERS 08 F. TRADE-IN SALE see cot “aca ae | sre “KING BROS. roti is ot i Be 781 pitas i fi 37 EPSP sR wal z ve 2 7 gist ‘3. Do it Yoursett AIR COMPRESSOR: sanders PaaS REN BATH TUB, RIB ares Le , beeutifies Dath . i} iath B"theetrock. Paul St Cyr Lumber Co. 41% Bogie Lake Rd. Commerce EM 32731 LARGE 8 tor tbat “hriaey “ni eae no aha VEL ison | CREATE. NEW CUS- "| TOMERS through Classi- | fied ads. To reach buyers for anything and every- || thing, dial FE 2-8181 for an ad-writer. ~ Sale Musical Goods & SP OL LLL Te ll vsED SMALL PIANO SUITABLE for apts. or trailers. Gallagher's. FE ¢-0866. ae ae FE 40761, PPP LLL LOLA LI ll” < ut desk, sate, Elite Roval typewriter. cash till USED ACCORDIONS: mR jan ep cae vo On 1 pat an’ Seon. new De- r, man's Berring Betty Lite! PPP RPL LP OOO Ps ae GRA RAVEL, AND Ey . "Sr Eeong TE » FOR DRIVE- ways lots. Also Pes 3263 Gravel ve's satis. FE . AL | | custom TRUCKING EA Loa6. Oxford, OA ove loble Rd 3-6526 Se ie eet clover. nila Bet ALFALFA AND B ALL KINDS HAY, the AND OP. Oats straw, corn, tractor work, MA 5-666. Poa Rg AR rg hay rigement Tt fe sa ih 5 olen. AINTING MOPEREE ESTIMATE AM iit: Puan :| BRAID MOTOR SALES tlie MAM i eal ig ti sd Me ab iene aaa Be Harold Tumer | 20,48 ServiceF eature - MONEY DOWN FORD LIGHT ENGINE IT S SUMMEE PRICES “‘bagley Auto Parts re te ¢ M&M Motor Sales Dine tes “Om 3 tend For Sale s Heasstraiere | 78 Budget. Plan _ PAY ONLY 4 seed vo ‘eed, 2 of Bursside. Mich Near Norts, | For Sale Livestock 72 yanted Livestock R Pesan prs for ate metern WE SERVICE ALL MAKES Service Dept. Open 7:30 a.m. Till ? ? HAROLD TURNER 464 S. Woodward, Birm. west +1800 JOrden 4.6266 Sale Motor Scooters 82'° von Salm: Pane Ms. ‘WANTED “ATC LEAN & SHARP Bring title-Monev waiting ef GLENN'S MOTOR SALES 234 8. Saginaw a r Sale Used rucks 90 @ oly RD ts FOr oe m. FE 6- _ $300, sell $135, Trade. For Sale Motorcycles roe ‘| FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON the new economy model. The sane han oualitv workmanship. ized alk ian " SamRY- DAVISON. im. PH | OA 68-3338. For Sale ‘Bicycles vy 2 GIRLS 26 15 B 26. in bike Good ‘a FORD % TON PANE. private party 1950 FORD TRACTOR F6¢é ~~ Boats & Accessories 85 WILSON GMC Oakland at Cass Sales, Parts & Service OPEN EVENINGS . get | ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS EVINRUDE MOTORS PENN YAN BOA Pome Sell : | things you've no need of \ y if F | THE ronryse,renss. R_ ‘3 | Real Buys ~ 1954 Left-Overs ‘Harry While They Last Braid — Specials! V-8 Club Coupe steering. en ie Boies “intsh Fe yy : 396.00 1983 DeScto V-8 Pordor. @reen. 17000 miles Like aaa $1,495 00 1983 v. eray. 7 mes Wester. Dart $1.295.00 eee Wives id quent Overdrive. 1952 Desoto V-4 Forder. Light green, roti es s Very clean. 1952 DeSow V-4 Forder Two tone ateen Power Stre. New car musrantee. a 81.795 00 1961 Chrysler Ford tone paint. sun visor rad 10 Twe $685 06 by Pivmouth Cambridge For- $225 00 Oldemobdii. yy Hvaramatc Fordor, Re $495.00 198 Plymouth 8p, Diz. : ‘ yee be Pordor. * ' Tudor...... 3. a Beebe GOOD CONDITION. "$195 340 Baldwin Ave. DON'T LOSE A MIN- UTE in recov fess! Place a Lost Ad im- mediately to reach the - finder! Dial FE2-8181 for : on od-writer, Cass at Orchard Lake FEeees “or Ste Used Gare a sore bani te The > Bright Spot (Pat, Mike, Glen, Mack) BRINGS YOU THESE SPRINGTIME BEAUTIES 1953 Olds Super 68 44r. A dream Lots of Extras Can Finance $1188 Settee Club Coupe, A Lots of appeal ao ee Pinance $9002 1953 Olds 88 Club Sedan, Satin a “creat family car Finance $1118 Beet Ghovectt_3 Geer, two-tone x Pine ter for fine people asap 1982 Oods Super 88 2 door, two- tone green. 4 clean car for Can Pinance $915 test Chevrolet Deluxe 4 Doors, Can Finance 9490 These Are Justa Few of the Fine Buys at the BRIGHT SPOT PE 6-0488 — - 6) PORDS. CHEVS. & WE FINANCE Y'ALL Rue Ban ™ NA MOTOR SALES ering your} PIGGY BANK SPECIALS | > Low Down Payments CUSTOMIZED 1953 FORD $1,195 "54 PONT. CATALINA "51 FORD 2 DR..... .$745 'S§ DODGE 4 DR.. .$2495 53 PONT. CATA. ..$1595 "52 CHEV. WGN. . .$1065 55 CHEV. CONV'T $2495 46 CADIL. 4 DR... .$595 54 FORD 2 DR.... .$1645 "54 CHEV. 2 DR... $1295 BL | 'S4 CHEV. B’L AIR $1545 | 4 cumy 54 CHEV, 2 DR... |’53 PLY. CRNBRK. $945) 1983 ‘| 53 DODGE 2 DR.. .$1045 $1445 "52 CHEV. 2 DR.....$795 53 CHEV. 2 DR... .$1095) 1 51 PLY. STA. WGN, $795 *S1 STUDEBAKER .$465 *SOCHEV. CONV’T. $645 4—'S0 CHEV. 4 DRS. $595 50 FORD 2 DR..... .$445 "50 MERC. 2 DR.... .$695 -|*50 OLDS 88 4 DR... .$595 *S1 PONTIAC 2 DR. $695 ‘51 PONTIAC 4 DR. $725 "SO BUICK 4 DR.... .$495 "47 FORD CLB. CPE. $245 ‘47 KAISER 4 DR.... .$95 46 CHEV, ...... $65 MATTHEWS Hargreaves Your Chevrolet Dealer 8. rE seer . FOUR DOOR Factory Official’s Car P1195 Sie Other thedebs. with. Pemdematio--| rr to_select from. LARRY - JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH. OL 17 “FOR MORE THAN 30 TEARS GOOD PLACE TO BUY.” TIP TOP USED CARS 1961 Chrysler ardtop $795 1847 Cadillac 62, 4 door. See this beauty! 1947 Pontiac 2 door. $145 1941 Pontiae 3 door. $65 1950 Cttevrolet 2 door. $195 1949 Plymouth | elub ogeee. Like- Bee CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES CHRYBLER: “PLYMOUTH WE ne BUY SELL any” TRADE MA 65-6141 “40 * MERCURY 2 DOOR” "THE best in transportation with econ- rade aaa Bob F rost, Inc. MERCURY DEALER mens S. Woodw ard BmaaNOn AM FORD. “$4 CRESTLI All ce gh bee Lee 4 DOOR. Orieinal delivery 3.000 miles like new $260 ¢ for my equity and take over payments & £4.04 per mo Would consider _oker car, FE ,-4312, WE HAVE choose ee ie trom : Fora an erence -WE FINANCE |s TO ANYBODY STOP IN TODAY ECONOMY USED-CARS| - @ Auburn : FR ¢2131 arinit # @ wonder. : *52 Chevrolet power Gilde Glide a "fotos ius - *§2 Buick - 4 dr, with radio, heater . Also white side and tutone «rev *S1 Mercur with Be actual m GLENN S| CARNIVAL |. ly Dee Tome penne a THURSDAY, , MARCH 17, 1955 tuning in locally blacked-out fights!" For‘Sale Used Cars 91 LLL LL A LAL A GOOD CREDIT! BAD CREDIT! * NO CREDIT! YALL COME m1 «omar eT. Re a a . PE “* IM EDIATE DELIVERY NATIONAL MOTOR SAI.ES x in 8. an 8. ssomaw st. Bunegw 2 PA tee “eT NOD | Fee Sale aero, mp, ans pet tear Blue Sky Drive In — 8 CYLINDER. 3 3 2 CARS $ GOING FOR WHOLESALE Pontiae 4 door sedan. Ra- et fhosdmaster Reaie. || 4 ar. r & ener cts Very er NTIAC Chief deiuse OR_3-7433. CHIEFTAIN. GREEN. ALL » @cerssories, exce Used Sen R Rd, Custom midge a teaipped: end alany extras. These. cellent cond. FE || ‘*mily car 1950 PONTIAC * n Ww. UTI "Foy RE AND Y TONE $1345 ° MILEAGE A REAL ™ naonnaen can.) See RUNNING INTERNATIONAL % TON | 38 | . UNUSUAL TRUCE . &1 CONDITION 1980 PACKARD, 4 DOOR SEDAN. nBAL SMOOTH RUN- ear: CUSTOM 4 ‘eS “ITS SMART = ot YOUR COMMUNITY MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester omen? 1953 1954 RANCH WAGONS WAN. Ee tges DRAGON. a cessories, must nice Loaded Bob Fros rost, Inc. LINCOLN, MERCUR ‘ToRa 850 S. Woodward ; BIRMINGHAM WT 1 Lincotn 4 RADIO, ciectric: windows. $100. OR SEE THIS ONE! vip M. 2 ar, Re er * Heater. iu ba te + her | | (we R. GOOD oo RE heat. | "1 Peed ber At ihe" pareain orice el $ DR. CHIEFTAIN. tional signals MOTOR SALES" 002 _W. Maren CP 39083 MARCH choose Ww est’ Side x Speci eh Super 4 dr. Dyna. SPECIALS a) 2 dr. Dyna. aj 4 dr, Dypa, Used Cars 9 *53 Pontiac 4 dr. deluxe 8, h “Now here's a handy gimmick! A special attachment for || ¢!o. heater om $1595 "52 Pontiac 2 dr. with radio, prdramatic. Bere ts just the $795 hoe eat eeE *50 Pontiac fi iat *ectipped ie ie a Da amatic. Ra- one owner. $1395 53 Pontiac Catalina coupe. ero) hydramatic. and PUT THE SPRING IN PR NG > With a “Goodwill Used Car” From the RETAIL STORE Radio and very owt mileage. - and all sharp cars. PONTIAC RETAIL STORE "Goodwill Used Cars” 65 MT. CLEMENS ST.- —— 49 Chevrolet 3 oe heater. Need ® second car? is one for $295 ‘47 Oldsmobile with radio, heater and preter. Just the 2 ar 53 Pontiac Convertible, radio and aneater. power steering; $1495, 47 Cadillac heater, Hydramatic, $495 47-55 Buicks 2 and 4 drs., hardtops, all colors $175 to’$3295 51 Mercury Monterey club coupe, radio and heater, mercomatic drive. 51 Ford V-8 panel, licensed and ready “$595 FE3 7117 ‘Cy ‘Owens: ae Ford Dealer Here Are Some Real Buys in Good Used Cars | 100 Cars to Choose From on Our Two Big Lots re — OUR NEWLOT — 806 S. Woodward Ave. 1 Block South of South Blvd. _FE 4-7469 1753 Pontiac Deluxe Chiteftain 4 door Sedan, A beauty. $1250 $4 Buick 4 door Sedan, a real automobile priced right. $1695 ~ $3 Nash Ambassador 4 door Sedan. One of those good ones $695 '$4 Chevrolet 4 door Sedan. Radio and heater. Low mileage car . $1245 ; 53 Mercury Custom 4 door Sedan. Low mileage with radio and heater $1195 52 Pontiac 4 door Sedan. One of our best buys $695 . ’52 Dodge 4 doot; radio and heater. Seat covers. : $495 ’50 Pontiac 8 cylinder, 5 passenger: Special. A clean one owner. . : $395 '49 Cadillac 4 door Sedan. Wonderful value We have 4 1952 Chevrolet deluxe 2 doors and 4 doors. Make a good deal on these. . ’50 Ford Custom 8 cylinder 2 door, A real buy with radio and heater. 'S0 Buick 4 door Sedan. Radio and heater. Dyno. transmission. $295 '49 Ford Custom 8 cylinder. radio and heater. $195 2 door with Visit Our Old Stand-by Lot Across From Your Ford Dealer’s New Car Sales Room! Open ’til 9 P.M. FE 5-3588 ’ FE5-4101 ‘CY OWENS: “The Place to Buy” original cost See it and for only 61 706 Bob Frost, Inc. et S. Woodward” BIRMINGHAM ¢ older car 1954 Olds super 88 ies. is PLYMOUTH | CRANBROOK 2 rrifle | owner car. Sher so ‘cal Mi @3061 | $2 Ww. Rurea FE CRS $1199 | SEE TURNER 1954 FORD 2 DR. - $1199 $1199 A beauty for your vacation. $310 down and $35.60 per month or your old car down, or $10 down and slightly higher payments. Al '49 Ford 2 dr..... 49 Nash 2 dr......$199 Buys .$199 Cheapies 48 Packard 2 dr... -$99 TAKE YOUR PICK SALE $1545 1953 r 4 dr. with radio, ynoflow and custom $895. Buick 8u pester, 1952 ' Pontiac 4 dr. with radio, heat- er and Hydramatic. Deluxe Chit. @ one owner Buys the ] 5 4 5 Following 1954 1953 Olds 2 dr. with radio, heater Chevrolet 2 dr, Bel Air. Tu- and Hydramatic. ve Rocket en- tone with radio, heater and low mileage. gime and one owner Take Your 8 9 5 "Choice 1952 1953 Chevrolet 2 dr. with radio. Dedge Hard Top with radio, heater and ore mileage. Very heater and automatic shift. Canary yellow, deluxe model. L ARRY ms, . ss re a ‘33 50 Ply. Sedan... $199 "48 Frazer Sed. ....$99 —S 5 9 5 Thoronghly $59 5 LIBERAL TRADE MOC + 4 Reconditioned JEROME 49 Chev. Dix. 2dr. $199 "48 Nash 2 dr....4. $99 | Rochester Ford Dealer | Boh Frost, Inc. |] :40 packard Sed. ..$199 47 Hodson 2 ér. - 1950 1951 1952 PH. Ot 16711 LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER || , . . udson ioe) .$99 Buick 2 dr. with radio, heater Chevrolet Chub Cow Radio Studebaker 4 dr. Original paint “POR : THAN 30 YEARS A 850 S. Woodward 49 Pontiac Cpe... .$244 and Dynaflow. New paint and and heater. Dark blue. A very and: very good tires. This is @ = SOD TO BUY.” BIRMINGHAM a 5 49 Plymouth 2 dr.. .$99 good running. low price for this car. real mileage maker. =v ID PLAGE TO. BUY." © = 3 Ford 2 dr. .....$844 y FORD, 4 DOOR ji} PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR. 20,000) ° tae Herdgmateg, ane, radi, neater. | ines ‘Needs batr wee tm || 'S1 Olds 2 dr.......$699 "47 Mere. Sed. .....$99 Remember! We have over 65 reconditioned Z-] Be BT sib RON i980 PLY MOUT! Ha {DOOR RADIO, '52 Hudson C. Cpe. 499 sg Stude. Sed s90 J] cars! CONBTRATOR. | tres. Pull $205. 340 | 52.Henry J 2.dr.. $89. eneeeeee a Rilesce ike pew sharp. FE. MUST SELL NICE “6 PLYMOUTH '50-Ford-Cpe-+-++- $299 40 Ford 2 dresses 39 1954 Buick Roadmaster Convertible with spoke wheels and-all en a ihe FORD —Wicronta waDio' _Sav0 ied fess 8 eash. 52 Plymouth 4 dr. $699 47 Plymouth 4 dr.. . $99 power equipment i er ee i ie eee oe $3198 heater, Well eauipved 18 ‘12 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR. RICE. | +59 Mf orc. Clb, Cpe. $399 1953 Pontiac 4 dr. Chieftain 8 Deluxe with radio, heater 80 FORD DR MUsT SELL abe OT SOTE + it DOOR Fae 134 Pont. 4 dr are 47 Buick Sed. ..... $99 and Hydramatic ....... 0.0... ccc cece eee teen oneness eee e $1295 9. ove v 2-3827. Call - . eee , | FORD. POR. MPORBOMATIC._R RAIS ater Cans aon mvtes | ‘31 Ford 2 dr...... $399 49 Ford St. Wgn. $199 1952 youl rolet 4 dr. with radio and heater. Tu-tone paint and $905 iss FORD PAIRLANE. 4 DOOR _FE. 0 nt _Senaitiee * owner: |] °52 Chrysler 4 dr.. .$944 1951 Pontiac’ 4 dr. One owner. We're very proud of this beauty. a Demonstrator, Very low down- | 10) PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DP | +51 Pont. Catalina $744 ‘ | eee $765 REAL BARGAINS — _juasded “Pe Sia a “34 Chev. S. Wen. $144 eopting 1951 Ford 2 dr. with radio and heater. V8. Very clean‘and a ‘S1 Pontiac. 1 owner. _ | ehiet, custom Mydramatic. pow- | +25 p ; BOOd TUNMET 666. eect ec eee teen e eens eeeeeeees $595... a Ford customs. tudor “BUR ES at condition, $1. Be Yee ‘en ee pecials ‘| 1950 fhev rolet Club Coupe. Just arrived in stock and won't last long. .$345 "82 Ford Victories, Like new. iss PONTIAC. BTARCHIEP CATA-|| ,-~ .. reury & ar... 53 Ford Conv’t . .$1199 1950 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan. Runs and looks good. Terrific transportation. .$345 ponte MTue. AUTO SALES PEs 2300 miles Fully eauivved. || '52 Ford Rh. Wgn. $899 , , 1953 Buick Roadmaster 4 dr. Custom interior and power steering, etc. $1795 312, Mootcele D gTATION Ws aa Weoet st PONTIAC, 1054 CHIEFTAIN” DA DARK °52 Chev. Dlx. 2 dr. $699 48 Ford Conv't .. .$199 1952 Merucury 4 dr. with radio and heater. Remember, most cars Wu tredg, FE 3.4900 sige cane ear | 53 Merc. Hd. Tp. $1444 'SO Ford Conv’t ...$544 are trade- -ins eee eeeeereeet eee eneeee ote c eee e ce ececen cesses eness egos 1 ABUTCHER | putsopae neaR citer TE | sy sree? dns, gioap SZ CheY: Conv’... $74 TO MAKE OUR SALE COMPLETE Wh : y : w. . cert sewer’ steerins a orakes . ~ . sree , . ~ oan ee Trimming pill take clean trade Fe 3.1008 || 'S1 Merc. Clb. Cpe. $544.0 ~ - Truck | We have ONE DOZEN transportation for only .. . ny ill Keep Your green Hydramatic | '53 Plymouth 4 dr. $799. rucks | $100 E ACH Business Radio. Heater Whitewalls. Air |- . a ; ; horn. Very clea, 4965 Orchard | 53 Chev. Bel Air. .$044 re , . rae . Over 25 Years aN ariel OEs)._— soon. | °S4 Merc. 2 dr... $1599 50 Ford % t. pick. $399 || which includes taxes, transfer, plates and ready to roll of Fair Dealing tira ctrmot emalove Dark erey | '50 Olds 4 dr. 8&...$399 55 Ford 1 t. pic. $1044 : ‘ Should Mean a Lot : wih radio beater, tere Signals, | 3 K is Sed oe 1 “ - , . Stock No. 727 Stock No. 93 Stock No. 48 WE FEATURE pawn | Faizand.Hraramau, 8 evunger | 'S! Kaiser Sed... $09 153 Ford 74 t. pick. SOM — IMB Buick 2 dr. 1949 Buick 4 dr. 1950 Ford 2 dr. 4 FORD CUSTOM Ve gaze | eo || 53 Plym. S. Wgn. $999 +59 Dodge ¥ t. pic. $599 83 DODOR V4 DR “M18 Maltin one. owner. bydramatc, ‘51 Hudson 2 dr... .$299 +40 Ford Sea, Del Stock No. 754 Stock No. 154 Stock No, 173 BRR sae: $3s0 Si! of tint ie st Ferd Victoria. .$599 e a iv. $99 1949 Ford 2 dr. 1948 Pontiac 2 dr. 1949 Ford 2 dr. om oan N’T MISS ’50 Pontiac 2dr... .$299 ev. 12 ft. stk. $299 ‘82 DESOTO Ve POWER SEE THIS . ‘k N. - Stock sw Figeaanes yy 0 By ue. ¢ shana, Met 1046 Buick 44 1950 Hudeon 4dr. 107 Ford CC ic e fr. aed or 3 3 Buin PR. 22 Boe = smeoie and Briced te sll HAROLD TURNER, FORD Cre. NO DOWN PAYMENT SPECIALS | $8 Oakland FE 22351 | 7 Stock No. 187 _ Stock No. 141 Stock No. 614 ‘$0 NASH " ~, Fe 5 * ; . ‘$ ee . a. ‘cher mien as | 2 BIG LOTS 1947 Chevrolet “1947 Nash 4 dr. a 1949 Studebaker . 48 PA INE OWNER 1947 Ford bac rod...) $30.00. ‘é cy ov Sa te 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham O LIVE R a : TAYLOR’S - vorp “TS; PICKUP. - GOOD USED. CARS 134 Mile & Woodward ARP. ow son 1081 Chevrolet BebAir hardtop, || No Reasonable 210 Orchard Lk. Ave. ® besa tier : MIdwest 4-7500 ‘Liberty 9-4000 Offer Refused _ -FE2-9101 Riemenschneider’s: TAYLOR'S JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 }i} | oy eT | Sean Wk | ae wos 's ‘ ‘ . , | b ; 7 * oo oe Hk / | a re p ' : oe) ee Ce eee ae a ed. ee Te eee y Jo Sta ~ Rate Como Top ~ Male Crooner Sinatra, fford Critic’s THE PONTIAC: PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 Choice for Top Vocalist 4 -- Today's Television Programs - - Chance! —WIRE-TY Channel 6-WWI-TV Chanel }-WXYE-TY Channel §-OKLW.TV venture serial. TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ¢:00—(7) Little Rascals. “Honky Donky.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- (4) Time ‘for Music. Jane Palmer sings. . 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) Williams. banker’; wife. Jack Webb, Ben Alexander. 10:30—(4) Way of World. 11;30—(2) Strike It Rich. 10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham. . }:60-—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. TOO HOT! THE TROTCS (8S. BE canner 2 0:20 To 9:20 * esr. il today. John Feikens, state GOP Continues Anti-PAC Drive in political. | activities” have appareatiy | caucus that ‘‘we have no quarrel failed to file the reports, NEW YORK—This is the third) News. Paul PRAT, APrNEN with unionism or union members! ion these he listed the of season-end decisions oxi the best)... Ci Kid. Duncan’ Re. |%3¢-‘7) Theater. John Gals- | 13:60—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) but object to the fact that the Vine Re shows of the TV year; purely | Leo : worthy’s “The Silver Box,"| Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant members must pay union dus to 1. Federation of Women's Clubs, nominations of this pillar, and not ase or Cot tae an drama of father and son whose| Lady. keep their jobs and that their u. rarm Bureau, the Grange and to be construed as the opinion) sett “Blackbeard the Pi-| Contempt for the law leads to political bosses of the CIO use tne League of Women Voters. e. of anyone living or lying rate.” (4) Liberace Pian in| miscarriage of justice. (4) The- | 12:15—(2) Love of Life. . | that-money-to~hit-us- over the“ cath Poa Best popular singers, male and si wee eo Ken| ater. Joanne Dru plays young 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather |. head with.” _ i female: - G) News Ace. Ken mother with killing her Your Nest. (2) Search for To went befase the baneme SALE! i Girls first. And egad, there is a| line, Van Patrick. | husband in “Celebrity,” with) Orrow, to tocneahr shat’ he sole one 100 joad of them! 6:45—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Dennis Morgari. (2) Four Star “evidence” that CIO x We are committed for many | Everett R. Phelps. Playhouse. David Niven plays | 1°:45—(2) Guiding Light. whens ean te COB Oelaen bg bl 4 an aural year te the duicet |7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| psychiatrist who eats i ele — Charm Kitchen, (4) Action. Committee were engaged 10” te : dignity of Jane Froman’s lovely | Puppet show. (9) Abbott and| bronco-busting contest with cow: | I:X' = U0) 1 08 Fe te Faces im improper political activity. Terms Available ) delivery and taste in everything | Costello. “Beauty Contest.” (4)| boy to win rancher’s aed med The Republican Central Com- HAMPTON TV © trom tunes to duds and therefore | Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff) in “Henry and the Psychopa ~ mittee has asked for a legisla- . : | it is with a small twinge that | with news and stories of sports- arse. 1:15 -—- (4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road tive investigation. | 825 West Huron ; we discard her in this final per- | men. (2) Sportsman's Holiday. | yg:eg—(4) Video Theater. “It! of Life. Feikens and Atty. Gen. Thomas - *© 4-2525 4 sonal balloting. Alan Villiers tells about sailing; Grows on Trees,” comedy with @ }_** : : c. ships and shows scenes from/ Ruth Hussey, Robert Preston. | 1:30—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. , : We have a more recent and; «. k.” . hews| Ladies Day. a flaring of the : Moby Dic (2) Public Defender. Matt 1 t when in range of Gisele Mac-|7:!—(7) My Story. Drama. belpe pe ae aoe bar 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) ongratu a tons Kenzie’s vocalizations but we also |7:30—(7) Lone Ranger. He and Hadley plays the Public De- All About Baby. (4) Hour of l. . x . have decided it is not ali her! Tonto trail white outlaw “Crazy| tondec shows. . \\\ My : voice that glitters in our admiring Wolf” who has been . ' \ @ reactions; she also has a rich and for Apache uprisings. (9) Mil- mune) ca ReneS dn ihe 2:15—(9) Frank Conners. ; ] Jack Benny svestings, a clearly Cy.” (4) Dinah” Shore. Dinah | “Erskine Case.” (2) Favorite oe ee Labbitt. (0) Ast = important inclination toward) sings songs of St. Patrick's Day.| Story. “Storm Center,” drama ; 3 clowning, so we set aside also| (2) News. Doug Edwards. introduced by Adolphe —_ 3:00—(7) Tayeewr. a) Feitny = ; this MacKutie in our final in-|.. Caravan. 11:60—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9) | Matinee. ( reatest ® . it 4 taff troubadours. man. Salute to composer. liams. (2) News. LeGotf. | $:18—14) Golden Windows. Said Khrushchev’s Wor Dinah Shore gets our regular’. 9 (7) Jumbo Theater. Mark |11:18—(7) Mystery Movie. “Mickey _ . PARIS (INS)—A French maga- annual attention, and she has “Stevens in “Kiss and Forget.” | Rooney in “Quicksand.” (9) | 3:30~—(4) One Man’s Family. (2) ® zine said today that Russia's Com- ee de ine rathing tentistY| (4) You Bet Your Life. Quiz| Late Feature. “SOS ‘Tidal! Bob Crosby Show. HL OT TS | munist party boss had set up a our needs in’ soothing feminine) itn Groucho Marx. (2) Star| Wave.” (4) Call the Play. Sports $:45 — (4) Concerning Miss Mar- new security organization. roundelays, and it hurts again to) and the Story. “The Lonely| quiz with Mel Allen, (2) Miss ‘lowe The weekly Jours de France ‘ in the finals fa 887 Ones,” drama, Fair Weather. Betty Wright. ar _ Measure Expected 40 | said Nikita 8, Khrushchev had or- n . : . . (9) Justice led “State 11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater. | 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. @ Go Back to t¢ nate, | ganized a Pesgy King of the George so) re ee Temen |!'Frederic March, Joan Bennett,| Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) n to Joint Grou "|Security Committee” because the Gobel hijinks has had a notable | 111. the United States from| Ann Sothern in “Trade Winds.”| Brighter Day. The P MVD had proved unreliable owing Gielen, es aise such old taverite nearby | ports in ane Case of /i1:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with| 4:15— (4) First Love. (2) Secret LANSING 18 — Howse leaders | yorcrney le Be rar Borin earbenders as Lee Wiley, Sarah Mark ‘Rickman, Pat Brealin in Steve Allen. : “——, features of a Senate-approved plan | kov. Vanghen, Eile Fitzgerald, Car’ | Guilty Secret,” parolee takes FRIDAY MORNING 4:30 — (4) Mr. Sweeney's World. | tor improving Michigan highways.| Khrushchev reportedly is the . men McRae, June Christy, and | iaw into his hands. (2) Shower (2) On Your Account. The Senate version of the Peltz|key man in the Kremlin since seads more; but we must, like | of stars. Dan Dailey, Marilyn |7:00— (4) Today. (2) Morning Bill, which bears little resemblance | Malenkov was Jenny, make up our mind, and | yaxwell, Joan Blondell, Jack| Show. 4:45—(7) Rickie the. Clown. (@ eis | ue to the original measure, ‘ ‘ Stafford. lesque,” story of burlesque come- Romper Room. (2) Welcome |g:99—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Johnny |ate and then into a House-Senate | J@ \ : che presents a sort of dlaciplined| Golorcest "|o:90—~(2) Robert Q. Lewis brush Shorty. The House ts spit into sever |S Center Architect * | ue daintiness in delivery, tone and’ s.99 (7) Star Tonight. “The Mur- |1¢:00—(T) Wixie Wonderland. (4) |5:30—(7) Jungle Story. (9) Howdy pate Po rejecting sense of its | DETROIT W-Eero Saarinen, \ — timbre. derer,” drama of slain woman's} Ding Dong School. (2) Garry} Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) many fentares, noted Finnish architect, said today NN 4 ' Her voice is like a cello in the) jushand and rural sheriff.! Moore. Pirate Pete, he ts resigning as « . lady’s range, with the gentlest Democratic Floor Leader Ed) architect in charge of the 86 mil- ' hint of a vibrato to give it an T | ‘ R di Pr ms -- Lee Senate a a eenitity [tion dollar Detroit Civie Center. could be monotony of tone. with ~~ ays Aalo OOTA cut across party lines. Albert 'E. Cobo's ‘decision wesct a “Where Quality Counts” 13 less color and freshness in it. Programs furnished by stations liste? tm this ecolumm are suliject te change withost netice re eo ca tee eat Cant |ing Saarinen’s request to: include 13 Ne St. : Jo sings just about anything : wron, ccm | er Sallon gas tax increase. The |10 million dollar “Building X” in o> Goer» x short of an unholy roiling riotous | sm, ae CKLW, en =. WW, «aoe WCAR, (11) = WEE, (1970) WIBK, (1499) estimated 33 million dollars in the master design of the center. FE 2-0161 2 display and we're not at all cer- . Sree ovemme wwe be facets Saarinen and other members of — as | tain, handed an ultimatum, that Tomant 10:00—WJR, Tenn. Ernie #:15—WJR, Melodies CALW.. Bown fevins 1S per cont to the tate ang Per ithe architects design committed 4 she mightn’t let down the ladylike | «.eo_wam, news WxY2, Ea Morgen” 0:0 WIR, Mre Page | WCAR. News, cont to cities and counties. maintain that the building is barrier and get with it. Wess Mere ck, ucnena | CRLW. News WPOM. ‘Sammy Kaye | POR: News Records aoe tee re eine ‘Thote|necessary to make the center a. Now a little less time with the) CKLW. News, Sports Te et ere 0:4 WIR, Pete & ibe Ee te, em twice as much as the | “Square of beauty.” . oe gentlemen: Wom, mous Carousel SaLW’ Loves Wonk, Temple Acatng ere weed Ne Gaaent The City Plan Commission has | In contention is Eddie Fisher | ¢:1s-wsm, Ciart Quartet | 10:30-WJR, Man, Moment | '#:00--WIR. Arthur Godfrey ‘OELW mace Coane basis of main line mileage. the proposed be | | of his continuing at | Weve Es, Emits CRLW, Country Style CRLW, News Momechate | 1:68—WJR, Guiding Light in addition, off units could use | ood to store mnicinal archives for the junior set wd | CKLW. Eddie Chase WPON 300 Lounge : ‘Hews, Temple ,00—WJR, ond Mrs. Burten| POFt of the money to back reve firs e Cobo has refused to, spend | re popularity in the TV | Woon. gerensce eit SIR. Dance Orch. binpanditaoeliiches ‘wa. Laaten ave bends. ; that amount of money for @ store- | also Gordon MaCrae | 4.15 ws, sports WIEK. Hockey ‘Recap SOUS, Sayre seoten ee The plan, if approved, would go | house. é soothing leather in his | WWJ, R. Mulholland 11:00—WIR, News” 5 bes Prao Bers 10am, Mason into effect without approval of friendly, intelligent | Wan: Garces! ww, Hews cKLW erese 2:30-—-WJR, Stand>y, Muse |voters. The House version called 50 Used Sets manner; and Julius | WPON. Sports WIBK, News, Gentile WW, L. Jones for a referendum. - . Is asserting his = ae’ ue ; Muste 10:46—WWJ, Break the Bask| WXYZ. Martin Block 7 said he was disappointed > a he progresses | WCAR, aor. “av he WOuR: Sony 'Paroce WPON Chup } that the referendum was thrown Famous Makes! Pprospers; Frank Sinatra : 8 . 11:00—WW4. Strike It Mich | %:43—WIR, Brighter Day | out the highest regard even for ‘ww tear , | MoRuw Sim’ Dunker "| YS Cea Woah, “Rarmony Hal A motion will be introduced to- 95 uncommonly few TV appear- W. Pulton ~~ Woe, Goma ean Songs | 3:00—WJR, News, day, he said, to reject the mileage Priced ances; but we must, as the fight | WBE News Sport, PRmDat MORKING ews. Party was, ‘su a distribution formula and insert a From » go with Perry | o15s—wwa, With suste | ¢:90—WJR, elt. Votes 11:13—CKLW, News WCAR,_ Car 25 per cent increase in truck li- our special here in the . Guy Wren es ee we ee 3:15—WIR, Aunt Jenny cense fees — another feature in- vocalist sweeps. ‘Wwa teersen Beatty CKLW. Gentile” Binge 11t0—won, Make Op Ming WJR, Helen Trent cluded in the original House ve" ao =~ Guy,” as his title) SATE 80 scttep | WPON. beus Sal." Gueen ie a Day | Wook. Don hastecd | sion of the bill, t =) : tily on his well-bar- WJBK! L. Gentile €:48—CKLW Toby Davie GPOM Seatine Tern WIR, Our Gsi Sundey| The House was expected to ‘ = } is our clear choice. | *5—-WIR, 5. 8. Marrow WEAR, Cofiee 11:45—WR, - Rosemary WW). Rt to Happiness send the bill back to the Senate - Perry’s creamy tones, relaxed Caw, * icra: Oeseee. welt WWd, Geecnd Chance 4:00—Wusit, House Party today, rejecting some of that | TR f/f} stubbornly respectful at-| $:00—Wwsm, whistier T:—WIR Music Hall | 12.98 WIR, Jack White wae. wari ‘Mekenste chamber's amendments, The Sen- \ Table Models, Gus W. Terence O'Dell " i , was expected ‘ ' titude, nis eee ee ae a wes wea, News wean, i | eOm Geert. Hows 4 on naegaeh PES & i ~~ Consoles i ee seein ng a | hit WEYS Ghew- Werke --7 gens Gi . aw, _. sone econo ws - es ~ in his life. Fine fel-| “Wwar Bee tore | Wws. Beb Maree | "aw." apg | WrOR cu vee minis onaatties aentkies All Guaranteed! best WXYZ, Vandercook WA CKLW. Austin Grant 4:30—WIR, Music Balt ’ . _ . voice, and our CKLW. Crime Pightere WPON Noonday Caller ww Brews members of both houses is ap- Red 8:48—WXYZ. Just Easy 4-2, Bot Guew eee neon cae tees WCAR, Carcuse! ‘pointed. , We Give Heldens | Stamps (Advertisement) “Ww, Spend Million’ GPCR, Rees Chew "WAYE. News, Crocker Sai. eeeemen im Bouse) Some legislators said ex- ‘ aA Room 8:30—WJR. Music Hall CKLW, Bad Davies CxLW. pect no final approval he ; A CELW, Voice 8:45—WWJ, News | Harmony Ball 5:00—WJR,. News m the highway plan until after a WPRON. 300 WCAR, Radio Revival toe WEES, Care Lady CRLW. Badie Chase Oe aera 4 ceo ! | "enim mata Mean” | "wes inte arage | rom. Revs, sorensce = 1430 Joslyn, Corner Walton PE 2-257 OF GAS On Stomach) sero snes woo! Eee" | vamar areeanoon | tuto tane isery at Its Peak . : Certified laboratory tests prove Bell-ane | Wxvz. Music ‘Tints WIEK. News T. George | 190—WJR, Life's Road wean. Misery at oo a : lenen pane minute as many | GREW: Redle Cantor WPOM News, Miledy Music | WY. Peal wince 6:30—-CKLW, Wild Sill CHICAGO #—The tradition BRAND NEW rsa ee ches ae that American boy love thelr dogs SAVE : Wrecki Auto MTS station. When police searched | an¢ hate piano lessons was given And for Wrecking Au feat: queetent ag: tount: Ges nn ante, tate we Ene Sven OVER , , oo 12, had to play “ * at ? Russia Executes Three tae 0 tt recat on te day ie Cocker | for Murders, Terrorism |: % cum « imeienim . : o T oe continues, x ing Visits India _ Year Guarantee —RCA License ALLOWANCE Baku Worker, published in the) Correspondent discussed this case committing murder for a long) NEW DELHI @®—Ex-King Noro-| 10” TV PIC. 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