The Weather 6 ——-~ £z—‘HR PONTIAC PRESS Details page two 4 kk “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955—38 PAGES a ry 118th YEAR. Soviet Purges 6 Members of Supre Waterford High School Sophomore| Is Named State Cherry Pie Champion A year-old Waterford Town-| other two classifications accounted Claims Firings | Are Due Chiefly to Poor Health Reds Say Parliament m OK'd Move Monday; Successors Appointed From Our Wire Services MOSCOW — The Soviet government said today that six members of the Supreme Court have been relieved of their posts and seven new . members appointed. The relief of the six was described as a_ routine measure ratified by the Supreme Soviet (Parlia- ment) last Monday, and the result of “norma! attrition.” Five were said to have been re- rf j i r, g f Ez z Huh if | County Digs Out from Under 3-Inch me Court © * x * | Nationalists Shift Forces FIRST EVACUATED TROOPS—The first shipload of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's regular troops be evacuated from the Tachens docks at Keelung, Formosa. The troops will be redeployed to defend other Nationalist islands. Navy officials report the evacuation is going well ahead of schedule. Both Parties Give Support fo Schimmel’s School Plan Bipartisan support for Louis H. Schimmel’s “ you-use” school building financing program for dis- tressed school districts in the state has been pledgéd today by: Gov. G. Mennen Williams. Sen. William 8. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) and Republican Party. The Detroit and Michigan Builders Assns. The Michigan Education Assn. The Michigan Manufacturers Assn. cloud AFL City Banks to Mark Lincoln's Birthday the Banking interests of the state of Michigan. Schimmel’s plan calls for state i ; a5 ae sieves 93f f ut i, 4 ss E ts ouTE F i fit * ce Make Meany Hy i eh g i E z x i Troops Destroy All Fortifications on Tachen Isles Demolition Work Near Completion; Evacuation Now in Final Phase TAIPEI, Formosa \# — torch to trenches, pill boxes and buildings today and U. 8. Navy officers said the Press, Civitans Add to Fund for Young Patients Dr. Ivan A. LaCore, medical sv- perintendent of Pontiac State Hos- pital, today appealed for a small | fund to provide field trips for some 3 children under 16 years of ee ee tee ship girl who got an early start | for the remaining points. in the state’s 23rd annual Cherry petition reir She was named winner over 61 | contestants today baking| Sichigns Comers” and Fressere ors oven temperature to the pay-| but couldn't come to the state — ov om | Assn. and the Michigan Cherry | Commission. Sno Temperatures Around Zero = fo Chill Pontiac Near - Blizzard Snarls Rush Hour Traffic and Causes Crashes Oakland County was dig- ging its way out of a 3-inch | blanket of snow today after a blinding snowstorm lashed ee ‘ with the honors aa coco , the area yesterday and last 8S. Mcintyre, director of the | | night. Michigan State Department of | ’ Meanwhile the VU. 8. The daught ate aa r: = an Leon Rose of North Cass Lake { peratures would continue Road, Beth is a member of the & dropping to near zero to- ———— + cecal AES night, rising to about five ‘ontest officials wouldn't reveal }:, above Saturday. how many ts she received out | of the =p graced “but you 7 Over the whole Midwest, can bet she received more thea F the season's most severe Each contestant judged spread east three ath paliiy <= wieeed of rasp hsaet age eam er preparation of their pie, quality of 's citrus crop. the , and personal qualifica- ou Fi a eee cae ee Zero were about two-thirds of the maximum forecast for tonight as far number of points stored, while the south as Tennessee. v At New York City, the tempera- Votes Extension to itt om Mw A and mist shut down Idlewild Ain 9} | Port for an hour and caused delays of Receipts Tax ~~ BT | ports. pD But the cold wave was spreading eastward, and the New York Senate GOP Supports tervenst called for 0 tow af 2 ao Indefinite Continuation night. Miami, ° with of State's Unique Levy eases, toned ab eb a aks LANSING @ — The Senate has _ -_ Pipher. voted to extend c eou*3 © Le St. Louis, Mo., . the Sovisoes eesigts einem . PY [temoranee coped’ Pee aa re paseed 29 and — -— a aaar Ga thee BETH —. cred tom a bainy © at bo ee eae us a tutery enemies GRR Republicans — ° to a bumper-to-bumper crawl dur- tmmeanie anc. « seormerr )fticer, Volunteer Fireman "52s ce rah how ts March Pontiac at full force at about 4:30 we weer Spot Blaze, Save Three |r m-"srnmt'rat tow tite The only Republican to vote| A Troy Township polieeman and a volunteer fireman oute aocidests th whith Guren teen j against the bill was Sen. Perry were credited with saving the lives of a Big Beaver | %" Were injured. s |W. Greene (R-Grand Rapids). | mother and her two children early today when they spot-| 4" Sccompanying temperature Republican leaders said the ex-/ ted a fire while on patrol. wus iow inp asen, Tee oo reason ve > not mean the; Patrolman William Renshaw and fireman J. W. Smith tasted for 4% hours in Pontiac changed or te _ *noticed flames and smoke | *"4 cars were piled up on nearly pealed later this year, but they | », every hill in the county. pouring from basement win- . erred the sate camot flrd 1 | Destr Heavy reported lose about nine million dollars in Ire oys eee ata ae ae ge mM, U, ert 3: revenue on which the — 2904. = o me. arteries as motertats erept along budget is based. While Renshaw : Democrats objected that the vote Owosso Plant ieaae, Maem te ea doe Both Pontiac and county emer commits the Legislature to the. 12, Smith drove two blocks to the | Suecy read crews labered through tax and prevents consideration of | Damage Is Estimated at | “re hall and sounded the alarm. cua ee the governor’s tax program. $2 Million as Flames A dGaughter Donna, 13, was Leon Belknap, County Road Com- rescued from a second fleer mission engineer manager. Bitorts to compromise s het | Gut Body Trim Firm et the brick home by | warned con by that most main and sec- partisan fight over highway ex- CaM ciua sais peomis {ocdee hazardous, pansion were suspended today | OWOSSO WW—Fire with an esti-| firemen trem entering, accord. Be desu can Ur eae the Michigan Legisiature reces — re i line gar dollars | ing to Fire Chiet Elmer M. equipment, including 10 snow. . sed for the weekend, Poaprncigy cle Pemetempmomy se: , plows, An catimated G50 tans of But Sen. Edward Hutchinson (R-| night and earty today The fire was confined to the Salt and sand were used. ' “ | Aah | basement, and smoke damaged Towing sefvices reported hun- Fennville) said “we will have a| The plant, a division of Tonia dreds of calls from stalled road program next week and it will | Mitchell-Bentley Corp., is a agen [glade Dlecacgeneg Po last night and this ae be intelligently ‘fitted to our ca- supplier of trim materials to the |i ied. Cause of the blaze has| State police, city pelice and pacity to build roads. 0 yeh ne ~. ‘not been determined, Schroeder | sheriff's deputies warned drivers sum up the Republican majority's | tar base for eight hours in near ae Cone = eae 2 See nee ee ee ae | mre _wunther beteae fp teat | mame _ The ° Ld Nr 0 mion delat ho ee| Sesta Seemeesioon sre (Lear Sledding Predicted Sk ae ae nd ee aa peel panel wees St | ° mech yp satel mer jit abost midnight. when the or Low-Tariff Program A week's effort to bring agree-| | ‘ Hous hrough and sent fla ing Ww — President Bisenhow- Petts rach polar hove again. It finally was brought ur er’s secant rill ree tec ted . alos | No ene was injered. vive a close test on the House floor without major change. caucuses. —_ Deping hegeens! of > They commented after the House Ways and Means RIGHT IDEA! saery were oo shou ane Committee approved the administration bill late yester- : | million dollars. Only a shell of the | 7 OY & pene ep-beety ATER advert building was left. Mitchell placed ouse 7 gerry yourn*—* fos Wore hs placed Wrens another million dollar estimate on | (D-Tex) set next Thursday Ad to sell 2 tires he had no || ® huge inventory of seat cushions, | and Friday for floor action further use for. Said he could || UPholstery, foam rubber and other | on the which would have sold a desen more from || ™##erials that were destroyed. =| extend the Reciprocal Trade the number of calls he got. Much of the matertal was des- (Agreements Act for three If you have to tined for use in Nash and Stede- | years past June 12 with re- sell, a Want Ad will find the baker cars. The destroyed baild- | newed tariff-cutting powers. ee — to the production of automobile | may negotiate lower tariffs on for- TS, $10. FE 41018 10 8 bodies. eign products coming into _ the Shirley. aq tne Cae & Ramen atiets | Canal Salk: See ae : : this central Michigan city | trade benefits to American prod To Place Your Want Ad |) braved the cold to watch the fire. ucts abroail. DIAL FE 2-8181 The spectators included Michigan Specifically, the bill would per Congressman Alvin M. Bentley. negotiations, . .. Just ask for the (Comtinasd on. Page 2, Ost. 9 < three : WANT AD DEPT. _tncome Tex Retares Freperee : 095 W. Open Even FE 20. A Cae a : Poe ae - tees “hat Pe neeecenninenenmennenmentaticn ditt i Ee ne” ee Sh s 113 | Sf) ety Pet gy aR tp ba oo. us ate aa S giathairi! Webel de Tinieaiil | [ales s lhe] NB
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Z EPtFETTEHE Br eae zeee 41 f i i Est E é 5 EFS) ae i) Bd 5 ~ = Siciter) Chub kemubare ane’ plas. Pontiac High beanies toon The Penatiae Press Phete Pontiac High beanies soon. The group has ordered them to be worn lays; : Tt iT 2 & 4 §F z { f PHS Eyes Basketball Win hour English class. Members are now working on ways to convince people of anything and everything. Talk of the school this week was about the wonderful turnout at last week's junior-senior parent and teacher get-together. Highlighting teacher” cross the faces of seniors when highlights of Sister Philip | will serve as : | the library door deluge of seniors , | | | ff it E ki aD fF i | HARDWARE APPLIANCES TELEVISION BEST= GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTOROLA @RCA © WESTINGHOUSE MAYTAG *SYLVANIA eHAMILTON ABC AMANA © DEEPFREEZE ©SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS STANLEY TOOLS. ©SHOPMASTER °SKIL PITTSBURGH PAINTS a aS og . fe ‘ m L.A. WAGNER i C0. . “1960 M. Opdyke at Pontiac Bd rE '3-9221 age 8:00 to 6:00 ‘Men & Fri, ‘til $—Sunday 10 to 2 | in a play-off game Sunday. at your feet than your face these days, don't take offense. Since a movie and talk on chiropody were presented Wednesday afternoon by Dr. Maurice Thome, the seniors have become very foot conscious. ST. MICHAEL | ' The big story at St. Mike's this | week is the senior play. and things | are happening so fast the reporter is having a time keeping up with the news. Practice sessions have been flying around in a flurry of excite- | ment, doing everything from as- | sembling props to selling tickets. | enters are also practicing evening, by members at all athletic events. | George Bergstrom was recently | Scholastic - wise, Michaelites | elected presidént of Chem-Physics have been busy hitting the books studying big business in United States. getful Elephant” wil] be given, and ir plans for the story of winter of 1776 when Monday the Continental Army George Washington overcame the oat i if F F A j I Health shin." 8 Va if Teachers Club Elects Officers. Nancy Austin Named President for Second Term For the first time in the history St. Mike's Announces Senior Play Casts The casts and all stage hands have been announced for St. Mi- chael’s senior play, “The if Boantbal eeerre eee eeeee Clues Jeffvey 2. cc TS erie Mrs. ° . dene pe +eebes Meck WON ois cscs scenes: cascess Joan Derk Miss Willy |. 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The presence of 450 members provid- ed Interior Secretary DovGtas McKay and Congressman Grorce A. Donpgro with an ideal opportunity to pay tribute to the Great Emancipator. ‘ ; * * * The membership reacted enthusiasti- cally to praise of the E1isennower Ad- ministration voiced by both speakers. Equally enthusiastic was the applause when they pointed to the Lincolnesque qualities of President E1sennower. **Lincoln’s selfless dedication to ’ the fundamental welfare of all Americans,” said Secretary Mc- Kay, “we find reflected in the words and actions of our President today. His program is for all America, based on enduring prin- ciples and not on political expedi- ency. * * * Continuing, Secretary McKay remind- ed his audience that Lrxco_n brought to ‘the country the promise of strong, pro- gressive government which drew adher- ents from both the older parties. . “In just such fashion,” he said, “has Presiderit Ersrwnower provided the an- swer to the demand of the American people today for responsible, incorrupti- ble leadership.” * * * There are plenty of solid rea- sons for such praise. The people in 1952 voted overwhelmingly to put Dwight D. Eisenhower in the White House. They did se be- cause they believed he'd give them a program inspired by zeal for the common good and dedi- cated- to the welfare of every American family. Because he has done that, we believe they will do the same thing again a lit- tle less than two years hence. J Indefensible Delay | The Senate's Judiciary Committee is paying a high price in loss of prestige for its indefensible delay on the nomi- . nation of Jonny MARSH4‘LL HARLAN to be a U. 8. Supreme Court Justice. * * * The nomination went to the Senate early in November. But action on it was left to the new Congress at the instance of Mis- sissippi's Democratic Senator bs EASTLAND. The new Congress has been in session more than a ’ month but the Judiciary Commit- 4 tee has set February 23 as the F earliest date for dealing with the nomination. * * * A significant fact fn this matter is that the Supreme Court has delayed action on decrees to implement its de- segregation decision till it has a full complement of justices. Sen. EasTLanp, of course, isn’t the only member of the upper House who would like to see the desegregation decrees delayed inter- minably. Sen, Lancer, ranking Republican member of the Committee, opposes Judge Hartan for another and most § frivolous reason. He is not a North Dakotan or native of one of the other six States which LANGER says never have been represented in a high Government office. 5 *x -¥ * + Judiciary Chairman Kilgore | says none of the protests against : | the nominee have anything to do - | with his integrity, his repute. or a8 all this boils down to irresponsi- ¢ Italo-Turkish Agreement In diplomatic circles great importance is attached to the recent three day visit in Rome of Turkey's Premier MENDERES. The event developed into a very cor- dial demonstration of Italo-Turkish agreement on the value of NATO. Asa result it is believed the NATO alliance will be strengthened along its southern flank. . * * * Another result of the visit was agreement on collatioration for: the defense of the Mediterranean with special emphasis on the eastern end of that great sea. Both the Rome and Ankara gov- ernments consider mselves “the two most important for- tresses of Western defense” in that area. * * * Also of interest is the fact that the discussion embraced expansion of the Turkish-Greek-Yugoslav alliance to in- clude Italy. One obstacle to such ex- pansion is Greece's current unhappiness over the Cyprus issue. There is also Egypt's opposition to Turkey's agree- ‘ment on a defense pact with Iraq. Because Western defense solidarity is so important, it is to be hoped all of the mations concerned will co-operate in the common effort. The Man About Town Widely Known City Pontiac Has Distinction Not Enjoyed by Others TV set: A modern contrivance whose best part often is its shu‘ off. “When. you tell them you'refrom Pontiac, they always take notice,” says City Manager Walter K. (Bill) Willman, in speaking of attending conventions or other gatherings in faraway cities. He finds that Pontiac’s fame spreads over a much wider area than that of other cities of comparable size or even much larger. This he says is largely due to what we have accom- plished or now are doing in our several ways. This includes the manufacture of the Pontiac car and oth- er things allied to the auto . age. This is the only car that bears the name of the city where it is made And the great Indian chief also accumulated a fame that is passed on to us. “The twe lecal army draft beards are asked te send only 25 men as their queta fer this month. The Pontiac city beard sends 10, and the eut-county beard 15. The induction date fer beth is Feb. 17. In spite of her very efficient official con- tact over a long period of years with more people than any other Oakland County woman, Probate Register Florence Doty is the most publicity shy person I ever met When I told her I was going to put an item in this column about her good work, she threatened to shoot me. So here it ts, and if I don’t dodge the bullet, please omit flow- ers. Holly claims to have been the first Mich!- gan town to pass an ordinance prohibiting spitting on the sidewalks. It was in 1905 and ' Jehn Barnes painted the signs for posting throughout the village. It is not generally known that the late # Henry Ford’ has @ brother living not far from Pontiac. He is William Ford, aged 83. who owns a farm on which he lives just over the Oakland County line in Livimg- ston County. Although Henry's will made no mention of him, William vehemently de- nies any ill feeling between them. They never mixed very much. William and his sister, Mrs. Margaret Ruddiman, aged 87, of Dearborn, are the survivors of the five Ford children who grew to adult- hood When their cars ran inte a Detroit underpass bridge abutment, 16 per- sons were either killed or injured in two years. After a “keep right” sign was posted on the abutment it has not been struck by a car in seven months. Verbat ‘Orchids to— Clinton F. Graham - of 280 Osmun St.; eighty-fifth birthday. Mrs. R. E. Bailey of 18 Lexington Place; eighty-third birthday. Mrs, Fiera C. Johnson of 60 Parkhurst St.; eighty-third birthday. -Jack, Jim and Jerry Uhrick, © the triplet sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ubrick of 3335 Pontiac Trail; eighth birthday. Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Johnson of Belding, formerly of Oxford; golden wed- ding. « } Thomas Fiyan : “sy , of Clyde; eighty-fourth birthday. we Pe: ae : YY Wek ck pte. ty: a Ge ke big pein <} Ene ox i ” Pandora’s Box David Lawrence Says: Appointment of Zhukov May Mean Peace Effort WASHINGTON — If*it were left to just two men — President Ei- senhower and Marshal Zhukov, the new defense minister in Mos- cow — there probably could be an era of peace and understanding in the world. For there is an intensely human aspect to the friendship whjch de- veloped in wartime between the commander-in-chief of the Ameri- can and Allied forces in Europe and the commander-in-chief of the Soviet forces. Leng before General Eisen- hewer became President he te friends of his | (t Us gtit un Ht i | Marshal Zhukov is a military backward to avoid it. - and talk things over” This concrete posal with his advisers. Meanwhile. Marshal Zhukov in Moscow in an interview earlier this week with William Randolph . head of the Hearst the clique who rule Soviet Russia today, can visit the United States and be welcomed with trust. Such an occasion could arise if the peo- ple of the Soviet Union ever re- covered their lost liberties Today even a military hero in imbedded in his training — a habit of obeying orders (Coppright 1965) Voice of the People Says Rural Routes Will Have Junk Mail — Until Carriers Are Given 40-Hour Week Letters will be condensed when neces- sary because of lack of space Pull name, addreas and telephone number of the Tul mas ue Davehad’ the weiter se requests unless the letter is critical ip its mature. I have been following with great interest articles appearing in this column on junk mail, or boxhold- ers, as they are, called by the post office. I note also that on March 31, 1955 this junk will be discon- tinued on all city routes unless an address appears on each piece. This will cost the sender more money, so you city dwellers can expect less of this cheap type of advertising. ‘ The actual reason for the post office stopping this misuse of the mails js this: It was started for additional revenue, but so many firms took advantage of it, the post office had to hire extra help te deliver the mails, sometimes slowing, the mails to a snail's pace, The cost of delivery was ever and above the revenue. This nuisance on the rural routes was started back in the early 1900s when the Congress passed a law that allowed boxholders to be used by any person or firm that had anything to sell. In those days a rural carrier had only a few farm families to serve. Your rural carrier does not have a # hour work week like the city carrier. He works six days per A County Rural Carrier Buy Fluoridated Water in Bottle, Says ‘C.H.N.’ Anyone who wants to use dis- tilled water can buy it in a bottle Why couldn't fluoridated water be made available the same way so that whoever desired it could get it at the drugstore where all drugs are sold? Cc: & N. Editor's note—The cost of this plan would put it out of reach of many. The plan suggested for Pontiac makes the cost per capita the lowest of any method that can be devised If the proof of the pudding is in the eating; then the value of water fluoridation is obviously in the drinking of fluoridated water over an extended prriod This news item im Time Magazine, Feb. 7, 1955, page «© is a statistical testi- menial fer the fluoridation pro- gram: “Grand Rapids, Mich., one of the first U. S. cities to add fluorine to its water supply, celebrated the experiment’s tenth anniversary) with a look at the results. Among them: 1—30 per cent fewer kinder- Case Records of a Psychologist teeth, 2—first-graders have 75 per cent fewer cavities, 3—eighth- graders have lost 50 per cent few- er teeth.” A Reader The other night “Enthusiastic” suggested that instead of putting fluoride into the water we put in Scotch. I have an additional sug- gestion. = Fluoride was to be one part to a million parts of water. Let's use one part water to a million parts Scotch. Even More Enthusiastic ‘Never Gets Pension Regardless of Age’ Our policemen and firemen who are 55 look good and healthy to me. Why should I start paying them a pension at 55 when I never get one at any age? Farm Worker (Age 4) ‘Retired Worker’ Differs With ‘Welder’ on Pension ‘Welder’, I see you are annoyed, having to pay taxes in order to allow firemen and police officers to retire at the age of 55 vears. Have you never considered the fact that these twe public serv- ices are much more hazardous than working in a factory? Can you imagine a fireman climbing a high fire ladder at the age of 65 in order to save a life? Or a police officer at 6 trying to outrun a fleeing criminal and a in the danger of being shot a? There are. of course. iniquities in ‘community taxes, but not in the line you mentioned Retired Worker Says A. W. Nixon Should Go to Belgium This article is'to answer Mr. A. W. Nixon's article that appeared in the Voice of the People recently. He asked, “What will happen to the working man?” Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE I do enjoy each little thing... . That anybody gives .. . Especially the presents from .. . and relatives . my study or... 5S cial place... Jimmie gave me with .. money he had earned... calendar from Don that shows Each date as it is turned . And, oh, the precious ash tray that My darling Krissie made... When she was learning lessons in... A very early grade . . . These are the only articles .. . whisper to my heart. (Copyright 1065) _— 18th Century Newspaperman Launched | First Sunday School to Teach Reading don’t realize the all of us owe woe our welfare rival those of John Peter Zenger. Raikes published the “Journal.” $6 tsi : : bu ih | ni ie fn hy the Methodists pionecred a defi- nite plan of Sunday schools right after the Revolutionary War. Other denominations soon fol- lowed their example. until nowa- days Sunday schools are operating all over the world as a standard part of religious education. But please remember that this remarkable educational innovation was due to the forward thinking of a newspaper publisher. Wf he could see the 58,000,000 youngsters and their parents in America alone whe attend Sun- day school, he'd hardly be able te believe his own eyes. Your local newspapermen |ike- ly_gets . too, ' Even the and Con” gress are on spot, which is lips oF _ her to move to California. of current news, educational col- umns, comics and sports pages. A topnotch newspaper always ed- ucates, entertains and exposes Alwaye write to Dr George W._ Crane in care of The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigaa a lomg dc stamped. addressed env end « to cover typing end prin he. you send for ome of his (Coppright 1955) in years. I am a Disabled American Veteran and very proud of it . The only thought I'd like to leave with you is that I hope and pray that our living standard will con- tinue to improve in the next 20 Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER ‘International News Service) Best example of a preventive war we know is when the tarantula jumped on the scorpion’s back. End of quote. Sen. Wayne, Morse of uptown Oregon fears the preventive capers can bring on: a third worlg war. It has already brought on Sen. Morse. e The jad from the Northwest has been spending most of his time in the Southeast. He is so homesick he picks his teeth with a weather vane. Sen. Knowland denies preven tive inoculation could whip up a third world war. But concedes it might bring the second one back. So it looks like we are tarred if we don't and feathered if we do. Nobody consults me about these things and all I know is what you read. But it makes me wonder if. when and where. Sen. Morse was married If he isn't married he's a bachelor. If he is married what did he say when the minister asked him the question” The senator must have been out-voted two to one Nobody can be so independent he can make omelets without eggs. When a proposition is adopted 409-3 you might figure the three would be like the old lady in the first carriage. She didn't agree with the late la- mented but shé went along for the ride. The only thing more unanimous than 409-3 is the handling of a fat hog in the Chicago stockyards. They use everything but the squeal. Which is a short piccolo lesson. We see no reason why Morse should be afraid of a third world war. He can be Independent on that, too Looking Back 15 Years Ago CITY GROUPS urge citizen ac- tion on schools’ financial problems FIFTEEN DEAD, 450 hurt, five million dollars damage in Georgia gale 7 Years Ago ITALY MOBILIZES against Ethiopia AFL DISCUSSES auto and ciga- rette codes with President. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY As it was in the days of my youth, when the secret of God was upen my tabernacie. — Job 3:4. s ° * Men conceal the past scenes of their lives.—Lucretius Health Seldom Benefits _ From Change in Climate By WILLIAM BRADY, ™M. D. A New England reader says her sister has been trying to persuade Yet z i dure m it Ff 103 C353 55s piles af H i! pie t | s t THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1], 1955, Development of Character Defend Human Rights |Mortfeo! Men Hoaged | t_mot ereseme. ay ta err | Watrass Toll Suicide ween ed bi | Uppermost in Scouting Abroad, Here—HST ng Body | , 5, was convicted of mur- Go Out, Don’t Die in Bar | in here. MONTREAL @®—Lucien Picard, | der Nov. 9. Part of the boy's body; Bincporr Mich @ George| Lauer walked out a jobless Montreal machinist, was WS found in a suitcase in Picard’s | wT. lapsed and died a short time Myle—This te the fmt! | for cleam speech, clean sport, | KANSAS CITY —Harry S. Tru-| hanged early today for killing 6 ‘eom. oe ee Pontiac Press in af the habits and travels with » | man told the National Conference 7°** old Raymond Trudeau and , yesterday and announced he had! Coroner William Scouts ican anata suicide 12. f dismembering his body. Police of-| About 75 Americans go blind each | swallowed cyanide and was dying. | the déath ‘of Christ Jews last night 4. : A scout ts revefent. He is ya at atten ebread. & ~ ficials termed the murder one of' day. «| Believing him to be joking, ‘the ' poisoning. | reverent toward God. He is faithful | . : |in pis religious duties, and re-| 45 &t home, to defend human | spects the convictions of others in | rights.” | matters of custom and religion. The former President said sup-| These are the ideals on which | pression of freedom in various | | scouting is founded. They are much parts of the world threatens ‘‘to! | the same, in all probability, as the undo the slow and hard - won } ideals which any man might wish achievements of civilization.” @ : Py i te le 4 é i é ft 8 FF nil Es : | FZ § i i to instill in his son. | He declared: “It is only the peo-| ‘| That the Boy Scouts of America| ple of religious faith throughout a boy cam | have succeeded in making these | the world who have the power to! in | ideals real and living truths for two | overcome the force of tyranny. It scouting, nothing is more valua- | generations of our citizens is i i per-|is in their beliefs that the path a 2 haps the greatest single tribute | can ‘be found to justice and free- | DAY dom.”’ the develop- | that could be paid them. ment of character the Boy Scout | Their thoughts, on this 45th an-| ——$_—_—_—_ program emphasises. niversary, in the true scout tradi-| Milk usually is whiter in ae] The first thing a tenderfoot | tion, are instead toward the future.| than in summer because cows do | - learns, even before he takes his | The theme selected for this birth-| not eat growing plants from which | first hike or ties his first knot, is day celebration states simply, | coloring matter is transmitted to the Scout Oath. Each time his troop | “Building for a Better Tomorrow.” ‘the milk. . . meets, he stands and solemnly | ——— SS ST recites these words: de yt eae + qi “On my honor P will do my vp t ees os best; Sto! 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The lean SO-year-old former State Department official an RE swered the ring of the doorbell in the Greenwich Village apart- fF b | | in | maintaineg while he was in j Ai Prison. é avenue book publisher. ro ; | The ex-diplomat who helped 4 SAVE AS J | found the United Nations is not, . as generally believed, free of re- Ley MUCH AS ° strictions despite his release 18 4 MO N | H take ( x ere dag Nigga enlarge dis- anean cost 16 W. HURON STREET Society BB. Goodric \ their toll. near the window of the living room. : His eyes are sunken deeply, his | = cheeks are hollow, and his ‘once- f | youthful appearing face is heavily eee \ | lined and has aged considerably. ‘ an “3 But Hiss’ demeanor is unchanged 4a “ Pr 4 months ahead of time because of He reported Tuesday to the U.S rath BE EMEC aT | pee Se oe Pea bans © Gonnollv, mostest m to time : suid Saptcaier, Was aaget leone 6 | Onno y¥ Ss $ Se 50 Manhattan to go even to 6.7015 5] 9**7.60x15 523 without the ‘pormaoion ef ls pro Your Old Watch Is Worth DOUBLE , bation officer. Hiss, . 7 7.10215 $99 5% oox15 $9620 | sot proce Inv o bl ay oe the Usual Amount as a Trade-In This Month! position, sought em- + | has had some ‘0 one ae Frankly, we have too many watches—must reduce our stock! Yet, all of he declined our fine watches are price maintained and we are not ‘ed to sigsh However, we are allowed to give you as m as we feel nec- essary for your old watch as a trade-in. So that is why we are doubling the amount we could normally allow you for your old watch .. . for one th only! It's nity to obtain a new, beautiful watch at a price 80 Pl — weg etr p dines os We invite you to stop in . .*. select the watch you want 1 22d then be pleasantly surprised at how much Your Old Watch Can Serve as the Down Payment ; ‘Director to Pay $52,383 Due on 1940 Divorce LOS ANGELES #—Film Diree- tor Howard Hawks has agreed to entry of a $52,383 judgment in Su- perior Court against him in favor of his first wife, Mrs. Athole Hawks, sister of Norma New Tread Tires 670-15 . “$3 710-15 $O% 760-15 ~$]Q% 800-15 S$] 7% it THERE 1S NO ADDED COST if you wish fe open A BUDGET PAYMENT ACCOUNT I i Fe z 5 z | | © trust fund for their two children. | Death Penalty to Stay * and your recappable tire Fully guerenteed. $2.00 down on a set LONDON (®—A proposal to abol- : JEWELERS . of 4. Payments os low os $1.25 per week. ish the death penalty in Britain on a five-year trial basig was 16 W. Huron St. See Barns and Allen on WIBK-TV—Monday Night—8:00 P.M. |‘°, ; ‘ Fudie + ue [ aN 5, | easy te | o dip és om 3 t 2 { | : ee e ! a 2 o- , c : ; n ‘ ‘ t a a | } ie ? Py A y * iF ‘ THIN 100 MILES OF PONTIAC! | Ns PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 Most of DuPont's Estate ® % Will Shun Blocs. “se. Earmarkéd for Gardens ey. | | Tito Says Again “We believe that blocs lead to , ward conflicts, and conflicts are |the major danger of humanity,” WEST CHESTER, Pa. —Most, tinued “s long as income from |) of the multimillion-dollar estate of | iz Neutral Course in Talk on Returning Home | Tito declared in a speech on ar to a foundation to keep up his } . pes BELGRADE, Yugoslavia uw — Yugoslavia broke with the Rus-| 5 | riving. near wealth of Pennsylvania.” Yugoslav President Tito said sian-led Cominform in 198 on | * “The race in arms exists,” he A specific bequest to the Founda. fy 4 | again today that Yugoslavia will pursuing “‘nationalistic’’ policies. | In the past year, it has gone a| & 99 long way toward restoring what . ~ Trial fo Begin for Phenix Pair Ex-Officials Accused of | Killing Vice Crusader Patterson BIRMINGHAM, Ala. A—Two of } a catastrophe for the human | ves settled by arms. That would mean Du Pont, former president and which was incorporated in 1915 as ae board chairman of E. I. du Pont de a Du Pont family holding unit. The Nemours and Co., Inc., died last | stock currently is quoted—although | Longwood, He was 84, | infrequently—at more than $11,000 and the oldest member of the Du-| Per share, which would make this, Pont family which built and oper- | said. ‘‘We will not join those who believe that problems should be of his will on file in the Chester | tion was 3,000 shares of common County courts ‘Thursday. stock of Christiana Securities Co., i, not enter any bloc—Communist or —=* Western—but will pursue an inde- bequest more than 33 mil- | gy > ne ing Alty. Arct ated one of the world’s largest in- | lion dollars. ee a eee pendent course to “support the pol- poe! eT ee Fervell, 37, and ex-Chief Deputy |"! rms | Du Pent’s wi . icy of peace.” the Cominform nations while J . 8 will was dated March) DELAYED BIRTH — Mrs: Ber- Sun ° ons whi ; Sheriff Albert Fuller, 35, are both| His estate was estimated for pro | 21, 1946, and included 30 codicils|nard. Schnees of Delaware, Ohio, | -bronzed from his 73-day,trip carrying on friendly relations with in shy ened conten the West. Who oshing full skirt, romantic new party dress. Size 10 to ’| bate purposes at 40 million covering amendments or specific | gave birth to a son January 28, but to India, Burma and Egypt, the when the will first was filed in| bequests. There are numerous per- | must wait until late March for the Yugoslav Communist leader dis- Delaware, which claimed him as a S°Mal and charitable bequests, and | birth of her son's twin. The de-;embarked from the naval ship resident. Later estimates indicated | he residue is left to the Longwood | layed birth is said to be one of the |Galeb at. the Adriatic seaport of * | the total may reach twice as much, | Foundation. | rarest im medical history. : miget- directed that all his let- ers rs be k t for five Years to give his tamiy| The U. S. traffic death toll is an opportunity to éxamine them 7.3 deaths per hundred millions Between A. D. 1200 and 1300, world population increased from Rijeka. Belgrade radio reported | about 500 million to 900 million and thousands cheered him and singing | today it is 2,400,000,000. 33 ' t ce os G t's oh Longwood Foundation Inc., to use |4nd select some for permanent miles of auto travel, the lowest in | (© LD, Du) sor. the funds “for the maintenance | Preservation as being ‘“‘of interest the world and 50 per cent lower | ~ 3 Garrett is under treatment for | and improvements of the gardens.” | to future generations.” ccccalacbn. Seat amin SO \@ 53 Ae a mental disorder in a hospital at | Longwood gardens have been oper | yi — | } , | Galveston. Tex. and no date has|to the public for many yor, | Temes JAY RTT set for his trial ; - . ‘ . oes The gardens are world famous | / Out They Go! Entire Stock Winter he H GIFTS Patterson, a crippled 69-year-old | for their beautiful horticulture dis- | ~ . : former state down outside his Phenix City law office June 18 a few days after he had won the Democratic nomi- nation for attorney general on a promise to break the evil grip of lawlessness in his community. His 33-year-old son John is the attorney general now. He won the Democratic nomination without opposition after his father was _ and was elected in Novem- made known that he would testify before a grand jury in Birming- ham which-later charged Garrett, senator, was shot | plays. Du Pont directed that use of the | * trust funds for the gardens be con- © Airman Claims America Able to Build Satellite a billion dollars in the project.”’ McNarney, Mediterranean the- ts vote fraud trials have i il BL 1 abib el 7 i thi + For Your Valentine TOPCOATS DRESS SHIRTS Group of 49.99 SUITS *23 Choose from a whole rack of i.: extra fine sults especially Wa | fo purchased for this sale. The 7?" original price is on every | Garment so you actually see the savings. Sizes 36 to 42. Alterations Free. 69.99 Men's Suits ....$38 79.99 Men's Suits ,..$48 29.99 Sport Coats ...$18 | 49.99 Gab. Topcoats $18 Nae a * / Yaa x LADIES’ COATS | AT UP TO Your chance to save for now, next yeor. Sizes for ty juniors, misses’, large sizes. : COATS Select her cost early, Not Too Early to Buy SPRING G°°” linens, failies, mylons or wools. Many VALENTINE GIFTS A Lovely Gift to Give VALENTINE DRESSES Not Too Early to Buy for- Easter New spring patterns in blue, grey, brown. Sizes 4 to 12. “Boy's Sport jackets... .$11.99 Boy's Flannel Slacks ...$7.99 The perfect Easter outfit — S| m that washes with a glow. Sizes FREE! Walking Doll With 3-Pr. Sheer NYLONS 19 Pr. 3 Pr. for 3.50 You receive @ beautiful 8° walk- ing doll in Not Too Early to Think of Easter The Perfect Valentine NYLON SLIPS § . 4 . A complete 3- piece outfit that you can mix or match. All woo! and cashmere blend jacket, ok Select your gifts from this group of 40 denier, lavish- ly nylon lace trimmed beauties. White Sizes 32 to 40 Gift Boxed Free! New Pixie Suits. 16.99 | Geberdine Suits . 39.99 Lerge Size Suits. 49.99 For Luxury Nylon Lingerie VANITY FAIR New Low Price! Wesheble Nyon Noo ORLON “295 COAT TOPPER > 3. 49” 39” $95 Valentine Blouses by SHIP ’N SHORE 99 \ Sunshine plaids tn e casual blouse . cut with ex. panding action - back pleats, stay-tucked shirt tails! Bold’n bright woven gingham 28 to 40. Clean _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1955 _ 7 — - : - as Mra ; Unusual Plew - | Sma" * ‘Let's Have No More |Expects tke Will Run |City Getting Too ; GLASTONBURY, Conn. @—Sen.| yvALDE, Tex. «Hotel mana- Vacuums Walks |_\rk said his kids, whom he !y) 1 + | Bush (R-Conn) said last night in Price says the city’s dill couldn't even get cut of the house nkind ks, If |e Lincoln Day dimer address he | 8° la apts Pl Clear of Snow _| =*et slone shovel the walks, now | expects President Eisenhower will | gence in keeping the. downtown fight for the privilege of using the| SAN FRANCISCO u—The elder- | rin for re-election. “The president | trict clean is putting him out no | PETOSKEY (UP)—Dick Lark | plow’when it snows. - ly man said he wasn't the fellow | has the trust of the American peo lend. Hotel guests, he said, persist | said today he got pretty tired of | “And the beauty of it all.” Lark |, nad been stealing ducks re-| ple,” he said. in mailing letters in the new trash ; said with a smile, “is that my — his 50-foot driveway wife can ‘shovel’ snow now just as |Cemtly from Spreckles Lake in jevery time it snowed so he built | easy as she can when she vacuums | Golden Gate Park. He told officers an electric vacuum cleaner-type | the rugs.” Victor Wilcox he was just bringing plow with $12 worth of scrap his pet duck Elmer down for his | "iS tua pu muy maw Fith Dont Play Rough 8 2 ers wm owe | BANTEAY BRE REO SS ees ae tig al Pi dar page al pte Pasi by the water’s edge. After Elmer te vides on runners and bas a |e wil sick with hie hobby uf breath ‘and”bellowed, “Eicon |] Mil O}] CA ol, A od nC] -WY O containers set up beside’ the mail America’s Boston s named after | og a town in England. / ———— small scoop, not much larger | raising tropical fish from now on. | err!" than' a snow shovel, extending He tried playing football with Straight back to shore and into trom the front of the blade. This | neighborhood youngsters and frac- the box went Elmer. acts as a guide to force the | tured an arm and a finger when’ Then the man asked Wilcox: snow against the blower which | he fell trying to catch a pass. ‘ “Well?” ? GIVE Mary Loc CANDY — for VALENTINE’S DAY...Monday, February 14th PRICE —— TO ALL! we , a Fs ; 6 ‘ As MARKING ANNIVERSARY—Looking over posters | Pontiac Press Photo @ * designed for this week's 45th anniversary of the | Glenn Lackey, neighborhood commissioner of Boy Scouts of America are five Pontiac residents | Pontiac District. py adult leader, while the Boy VALENTINE | ORR'Sota how ar Pact 3, Deis Sto |Grobot Sch. Charee Bredtew, 2 memter ot AEART BOXES A COMPLETE WITH FRAMES and LENSES PTA, is a den mother, and beside her is Cub Scout | Explorer Post 66, Joslyn Ave. United Presbyterian A ler array of chocolotes pocked ia aaa, vee ot Peck Seek See ee ee ees eet ot cee _| penis oF can creeend heat bane le The Exotic Jewel fanging from 4 ounces to 5 pounds ’ , | She said in her petition she! Con Cools Off Truck, Flattering shape with MONEY-BACK es arenis | wanted to make the name Change | . . exquisite Midnight blue | to “avoid confusion." | Hopes He Gets Paid ol uP TO Ps and clear crystal com- GUARANTEE at Odds Over Name | e JACKSONVILLE, Fila. w — De- = ‘. wie a. 7 Your meney will be oetunted with- 'Boys Romp in Boxcar, _[tective Sgt. J. W. Wingate, stuck | COMPETE VALENTINE GWT SeLECTION mecLUDES ontly imbedded Glitter- | prstcty satisfied for ony ressen. ing Genuine Rhine- stones and Baguettes. Sele ees eee elere 8) 659) © FIRST WITH THE NEWEST © FAST SERVICE © SATISFACTION GUARANTED © Only Ist Quality Materials Used Many OtherStyles to Choose From » Wis. am lt Wind Up in California | with « truckload of cabbage, | Fruit ond Nut Hearts « Volentine Kiddie Bones had retained an attorney to} NEWHALL, Calif. @ — Two | Pousht 700 pounds of ice to keep Molded Chocolate Hearts * Novelty Candies he , : fight a petition by his former wife | ae asa se to | t {rom spoiling and hopes he gets Be his money back. Newhall—and vice versa. | The owner of the truck, C. W. wurved trece Sam Liberace te 1941, | Tidel Bravo, 14, and his brother’ Benson, of Wilmington, N, C., tele- filed « petition in Los Angeles this Miguel, 11, said they were playing | graphed police yesterday that his week to change her name back to in an empty freight car in Tucson, driver phoned long distance saying now lives in Holly-| riz three days ago. They got; he “mislaid” the truck and ran known , |up a big taxi bill trying to find | locked in. it. Yesterday, railroad workers) Wingate found the truck and its The . Set cca were surprised to find them, hum-| perishable cargo where it had been | married a man | ery and thirsty, still in the box! parked on a side street since} car. The boys were surprised to| Wednesday. The detective bought | . empting vorietyol milhand dort A chone selection of chocolates chocolates, oftrectively wrepped. with sett ond chewy centers ~ 1.45 3135 12 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Open — Feb. 13th 11 AM.-4 PM. 1945. The elder Liberace, who has re-| find they were in California. the ice and hopes the substitute | ——— married, said he objects to her Sheriff's deputies are arranging | driver arrives before it melts—and Open 9-5:30 — Friday ‘til 9 Phone FE 2-2895 capitalize name. | another ride—back to Tucson. | with the money to repay him. | eed Me a WNIT i micarta cn BESTE wecsgges | h ty Jn LIFE One Garment Saved trom Moths Con Pay Forctamet 9 P.M. me ee ‘ ORAYTON PLAINS THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, AY’S ASSIGNMENT FOR: FEBRUARY 11, 1955 [JUNIOR EDITORS A man of the people—and for them: : Devotion, his way, to the last... His life spoke the love that he bore them With eloquence never surpassed. In recognition of Lincoin’s Birthday our bank will not transact business on Saturday, February |2. C STATE BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE SAGINAW AT LAWRENCE BRANCHES Member Of Federal Deposit mneurance Corp. A VALENTINE FOR GIRLS TO MAKE This Monday is Valentine's Day, on which any little girl can send a heart to her dad, brother or friend. Here is a valentine for a giri P to make. > 1. and ribbon any shade you wish. stiff paper and cut out the two parts lines. Then cut the four slits in heart so that you can slip the arrow through them, taking care sg " show clearly. E i : i: 3 sE Jap to Receive $5,540 Olds Gets Gun Work for U.S. Plane Damage | DETROIT (?)— A 3's million TOKYO W—A Japanese farmer, ' contract for 90-mm guns and spare —— aged age eg by an parts has been awarded the Olds- merican bom w after an attack by Soviet fighters ae ego aG Motors, off Hokkaido last year, will re-| ceive more than two million yen officer ($5,540) compensation from the District, announced today. United States, Kyodo news service | Comtract, for work at Oldsmobile's | said today. | Lansing plant, will run for one The RB29 photo-mapping plane Year from May. was on a routine mission Nov. 7 when MIG fighters shot it down.' Thirty per cent of school chil- Ten of the 11 crewmen parachuted dren in Libya have an eye disease _ to safety. The other was killed. | called trachoma. AUBURN HEIGHTS Where Pride Leads to H;conomy |! This gasoline station isn’t accustomed to being ignored by the cars that pass its way. For it resides at the edge of a great desert —and it is many, many miles to the next fueling point. But the big, handsome automobile you see here swept by without ‘0 much as a sign of recognition! For it is a new 1955 Cadillac—and its owner knows that he can travel from his morning's start until his evening’s stop without ¢ single refueling. to be reminded when the time has come for Color the heart a bright red. You can make the arrow yellow | He wants a Cadillac for what it is and represents—and for the great pride and pleasure it will bring him. But it isn’t before he discovers where his pride has led him! He discovers it first when he prices the Cadillac of his choice. Invariably, he is surprised at its relatively modest cost. Not infrequently, he finds that it actually costs less than the car he is currently driving. And then, once his Cadillac is delivered, he discovers how frugal it is with a gallon Ft paion. S Soh, eed ioe Oe tank is sufficient for a full day’s drive. Next, he Jearns of Cadillac’s extraordi-. oy “een In fact, he often has routine service. But not until he surrenders his Cadillac to its second owner does he discover the full wonder of Cadillac’s economy. For then he learns how amazingly it holds its value—and how little a year’s service affects the public's regard for the car. All this is to say, of course, that you don’t have to follow your pride to the “car of cars.” You can, if you prefer, make yout drcinien solely on the bast ef ecenoaty —and still buy a Cadillac! js meow wae delle We've got the facts—and we'll be delighted to set you at any time! , MOTOR SALES CO. Phone FE 4-3566 The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC Pontiac's Oldest and Largest Exclusive Appliance Dealer SPECIAL PURCHASE! LIMITED QUANTITY—NO MORE AVAILABLE! COMPARE THIS WITH HOOVER'S Regular Model at $124.95 You have only to see this mo chine to know the fremendous value we offer A special pur- chase enables us to moke it. Quantities are limited to present supply on hgnd BRAND NEW 1955 MODELS at only Vd QUANTITY LIMITED to stocks now on hand. MODEL 634 SAVE *60°° And end lugging tons of wet cicthes at the same time with this EASY ELECTRIC Clothes Dryer Full Size—Regularly $229.95 Big, Powerful, Famous HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER NO SPECIAL WIRING — JUST PLUGIT IN! 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Those who accept employment with thorough busi- ness training are certain of a sound future through and the ability to hold good Free review and employment serviee to graduates. VETERAN APPROVED 7 West Lawrence St. Cell in Person or Return This Ad tor Bulletin Phone FE 2-3551 ‘Newcomers. Hear Talk on Food Mrs. Janet Odell Discusses Work of Editor Members of the Newcomers’ Club of Pontiac heard Mrs, Janet | Odell, food editer of the Pontiac Press talk on ‘“‘What is a Food Editor’’ Wednesday. Mrs. Ericson Lewis was hostess | | to the group at her home on Chip-| | pewa road. | ghe is writing for all sorts of | people — those whe Know and those who are\interested in learn- | ing more about geod food. | Mrs. Odell said. “This is an ex- citing age we live in. and the progress in the food industry is ter than ever. | bes jumped tremendously. A food editor must see and appreciate the overal}] food pic- MERLE Merle Nerman Complexion Set $5.50 Trectment & Makeup? | 2.35 140 003.00 Fitted Ray = gta “— “Nerman* Toiletries fer Call FE 2-4010 for a Demonstration and Makeup NORMAN dividual plays in the whole. In conclusion the speaker said a food editor must be able to answer any number of questions. and where she doesn't know the answer herself, be willing to look it up and know where to find it. were Mrs. Gordon biel. Mrs. William Merritt was ‘chosen Blood Bank chairman of the club. . | Daughter Is Born Mr. and Mrs. John G. Brown The the key, look has gone dressers and 88 Wayne Street ..,. and SIMPLICITY is the em AMERICANO indorsed the Hair Fashion Committee of the National Hid Cosmetologists Associat ion. RANDALL’S HARPER METHOD SHOP Phone FE 2-144 (nee Eleanor Jefferson) of Royal Oak are parents of a daughter, Jacquelyne Elenor. born Feb. 8 at Harper Hospital, Detroit. Grand- | parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert | Brown of Barrington road. and Mr. and Mrs. William Jefferson of | no exception. We are eating bet-| Food consumption | ture. She must have a feeling for | the Lifeline of America and ap-| preciate the importance each in- | Cohosteases Bennett and Mrs. James C. Gray- | ot enn Te } e 4 4 oN “ $ & +e Df he | Ur. and Mrs. LeRoy Kiefer of Birming- ham were among the guests at a breakfast Kiefers have vacationed at the hotel for | held this week at Hotel hey Biscayne in Miami Holds Interest of Local People * , feminine preview—except fer the | GM mea. By ETHEL TOMBRINK MIAMI—Famous Italian fashion | designer Emilio Pucci was news | in Miami this week. He came down to this land of sunshine for a special showing of his spring and summer sportswear collection dubbed ‘‘the mermaid look at the Juniot League's forma! dinner | dance early this week The fashion show. with the de- signer himself doing the commen- tating, was the highlight of the evening's entertainment For Your Table Arrangements and Bouquets for the Home * $3.50 - $4.00 - $5.00 to $10.00 4. . Cut Flowers ve Daffodils - Iris Carnations - Roses Mite

    ed Gat dents of the second and fifth ham will gather for meetings in pline is s peouuns te grades during March. various members’ homes Tuesday Ghostly, This gudence of tench. Plans were discussed for a dinner | The purpose of these meetings is ere and parents ia vital to the | t© be given on Washington's birth- immature being. day, Feb. 22, at the school Mrs. Albert Stevens and Mrs. | , out for themselves ef increasing the immunity sta- O. Bates and Mrs. William S. This should be combined with rolkge perv lhertheagremyedhcor James of Bloomfield Hills and sessions of talking problems over | amd guests who attended the Mrs. Harry Swan and Mrs. Frank in a group, Owen Scheol Founder's Day cel- lin Butler of Bloomfield Township. Further, he pointed out, be- ebration on Wednesday. fore children can reach a sat- Members of the Owen School aka Ge eee Iafactory degree of self discipline, | chorus directed by Hazel Gessin- | Folk Ball of the 3 tenn’ Be- the needs that cause theae be- (ger furnished music for the pa-| stitute which will be held Satur- havier problems must be ful- geant, “Suppose it Had Not Hap- | day evening in the Crystal Ball- Beta Theta Phi sorority members (left| hed be ne ther jedeed — | =r scape wep di room of the Masonic Temple. to right) Mrs. Floyd Oswald of Wood-|""0Ush @ dress rehearsal before they jo 7 eee Se en fe ae Tt was announced that an adult There will be a colorful floor|bine drive; Mrs. Emil Mailahn of Auburn other members and guests at Old Mill) soiine and emotional control, chil. |*@ucation class will begin on Feb. Sarees tn cnality pumic and| Heights and Mrs. Harold Davidson of |Tavern for the 36th annual banquet Thurs- | dren must have the opportunity to |. Feb. Zits the date for a dances in costume and the Hon. . . . ‘ ‘ = make mistakes.” group of and a scout lead- W. K. Von Weller, consul of the | Woodbine drive put their table decorations |day evening. a te meee eo eae he Gee: a oo he teed Re: TA * *¢ @ mew bility of the reorganization of Cub I ° . . ~ ° . Herbert Ryan was | Scouts in the Owen School area. Gov. and Mrs, G. Mennen Wi- S nniversa guest speaker Wednesday ev- Longtetiow et Pontiac White Shrine, mail ry eas | mes net pt | . the Rev. ws dante rman t10lds Memorial Service |!s Celebrated) 2.rrn tau mies | 5° Sgnace” sere Pes sakemiin at dhamae Saturday ove-| Pontiac White Shrine 22 held its ing committee are Wayne Scott, Thursda ia. ee ae a ee ee Ronald West and Lioyd M. Sibley. y road for Mr. and Mrs. Graham J. | evening in Roosevelt Masonic) syisies committee members Theta covert Graham and Mrs. Manly Davis. | Temple. Mrs. Robert Marion was! ieiude Wallace Morgan, Mrs. sary albanian he 208 caneal ban. The Grahams leave early next |in charge of the ceremony. Samee! Smith, Mrs, Eari Ross, | quet Thursday evening in Old Mill sented week tar a trip to Jamsica, and ee ee oar Mrs. Robert Jackson and Mrs. | Tavern | ! Davis March | announced. Serving on audit- ——= -" Howard Cooley Mrs. Howard Wheatley, Helen ee ¢« e@ It was annouunced that Sunday | Lapisch and Mrs. George McKee Julie Otter whe ts spending Stork Shower * | will be “Shrine Sunday.” Mem-| were guests at the banquet. Mrs. this winter In New York, will ° bers will attend worship at Cen-| Walter Kinsler was general chair- | leave there March 15 te fly to Is Given tral Methodist Church. After the | man and toastmistress. Miami, There she will meet service brunch will be| ‘The invocation was given by Phoebe Otter whe will fly from | Mrs. George Pentiuk of Utica | served at Roosevelt Masonic Tem-| Mrs. Emil Mailahn, and Mrs. wel By to Nomen, BWI tre |cra va ann the ater evel aaa ® | at a pink and blue shower given On Feb. 23 the Michigan-On- welcome. stay of several weeks at the Bal (1, norbara Wilson and Marilyn, tarie Association will meet in Serving on committees were moral Club, Hanby at the latter's home on| Beosevelt Temple at 2 p.m. A Mrs. Mailahn, Helen Turek, Mrs. | : * © e w sal @inner will be served at 6 p.m. | Arthur McKinniss, Mrs. Charles | Mr. and Mrs. C. Thorne Murphy | West Long Lake road. Al members are invited to at- | Kreher, Mrs. Floyd Oswald, Mrs. of Franklin will leave Friday to| Refreshments were served to the | tend. The shrine’s annual meet- Hervey Peck end Mrs. Hareld| spend the weekend at Otsego Ski guests from a table centered with ing will be held March 9. Davidson. Club | an arrangement of pink and blue) copying for the social hour were| Mrs. Wheatley and Miss Lap- They will be accompanied a (gg |Mrs. Arthur Sharp, Mrs. Frank | isch gave readings and a his- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen who are! Those invited to the shower were | Gift Mrs Martha Hudson, Mrs.| tery of the sorority was given coming over from Cleveland, and Mrs. James Hatton, Mrs. Otto roi.) Cressman, Mrs. Velma Clark | by Mrs. Rebert Clark of Gamma by Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Pentiuk, Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Mrs. | 44 Mrs. Ethel Koch, chapter, Mrs. John Alien of Beta * @ Cue, Mrs. Percy Sheay, Mrs. Wil- . : of Alpha chapter Myleen Merill, soprano, and Len |liam Boose Jr. Mrs. Leo Hii and| Club Has Meeting Dressiar, bass baritone, are the Mrs. William McInnis. | Friendship Club held its annual| Honorary mem artists for this Sunday afternoon's! Others were Pat McInnis, Mrs.| Valentine party Tuesday evening | Mrs. Owen Todd of concert of the Cranbrook Music David Robertson, Mra, Stanley Niv-| in the North Marshall street home |Maynard Maitrott of Rochester, | Guild. | ett, Mrs. David Sperling, Mrs. Fred| of Mrs. Kenneth Nichols. Plans | Mrs. Charies Andrews, Mrs. Frank The concert will be given in| Barnfather, Mrs. Jerry Smith.| were discussed for March charity |Durkee, Mrs. Morley Newman and | Shearer. | i I uty be ive, Martie Avchungett, | Rebert P. Nevin, Mrs, £4 |St. Mary Unit Has 4 PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL Mrs. ward A. Proctor, Mrs, William : i, Bird. Mary Buick and Mrs. | Valentine Party | 11%4 &. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg.. Pontisc, Mich. Walter T. Bromicy, A Valentine party was held at | \ tanger — Dey 2 Searcy —— ee ’ PHONE FEDERAL 4.2352 Mr. and Mrs. John R. 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Waite’s Fur Selen—Third Fleer ae _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 Parents Often Say They Can’t Afford.College Before Truth Is Known Personality Marred by Bad Habits Solution May Lie in Pointing to .Poor Traits in Others In a Secret Prison? Try the Door By ANNE HEYWOOD to get. But now a man named | tecture, art, engineering, medicine, with a heavy barred door? He has published a book called) ys... is = dedicated man. He had always taken it for granted ‘¢llowships, loan funds, awards and achieve, to fulfill their talents, that it was locked, and found that | Competitions. | He began work on “Your Op it opened easily! In almost any field, there are! pertunity” in 1946, when he was By EMILY POST | opportunities of training and ecu-| counselling veterans at Harvard. : Ho had been shut off from life | cation for the well-qualified person, He saw the great need for com- for 30 yeare—absolutely unnec- | and “Your Opportunity” lists them id essarily. It isn’t as far fetched as | in det d. They exit in such fields |"? information about this for the only, one who can solve my it seems, because lots of us take , /merly hazy subject, and worked problem which conceyns a very as advertising, agriculture, archi- Gen a it : delicate matter and must be han- it for granted that things we des- ~~ __*'__ | more than six years compiling it./ | perately want are In addition to the Harvard job,| © died with great tact. so never Mr. Jones has served as Dean of I met a man several months ago Hamilton College and headmaster whom I have been seeing regular- | of Admiral Farragut Academy in ly. He is a widower in the mid-| Florida. He knows young people forties a professional man and) and parents, and he has gained very dignified, Thus I am all the the respect of most workers in more puzzled at his bad table school, college and industrial coun- manners, He picks his teeth in full selling. sight of everyone, talks with a I¢ you or anyone in your family mouth full of food = needs information about scholar- A person can drop plenty in the ships, write me, enclosing a market these days—when he gets stamped, self - addressed envelope seler Ay Mammal ciara vel ay Per ds hn | cE a Bs uF Ff | 5 i end cur friendship because of Let this watchful little lady perch “ ve bed ae mae thd atop your toaster—keep it safe and ouket? S : | snug ‘neath her whirly skirt! As | practical as she is pretty—charm- | ing kitchen aid! | Pattern 646: Pattern pieces, do, and say that @ transfers, directions for Toaster jess ' eg table manners and you Doll. Easy to make—use scraps! ) uch. Send 25 cents in coins for this a nibs: : Dear Mrs. Post: My father died | pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- —_ a =» j|recently and a discussion arose astern for Ist-class mailing. Send . . ° . it is to | i A famous beauty pair, your favorite|lather, mild and gentle for face cleansing casibwed cates pe seg ‘and | % 10 Pontioe Press Needlecraft 7: pants Dept., P.O. Cheise send essence and soap, promise a refreshed, won-|and bathing. It leaves a trace of fragrance | uncies (my father's brothers and | otic, New York 11, N.Y. Print derful feeling with daily use. This hard-|to accent with the sparkling, young essence. | Sr"): nto the funeral | Plainly pattern number, your name, AF ef ie | F is ¥ = Li i é FOR THE ONE YOU LOVE MOST o Te it a - ra .| milled soap produces a quantity of rich thd T sent them notes of thanks. I Sddress and zone. roa ge Woe Rong Nag oom ars Tell . ° y re to ¢t | Child Can Learn to Resist Pressure eal pt hve te et» taste CODD Ells By MURIEL LAWRENCE Wis anger ts ocll-Gtrust. tn Me | scaréd, they want to scare ws, too eee ee Prod ma Resurfacing Some Friday, your young Jimmy | teecher’s warning, your We stop being mad at them and|" roa. Mrs. Post: Is it proper for | will come home from school, de- a tg cae begin to feel sorry for them, And|, ‘man to gt up and ieeve his| PTOCeGUIe reed ot adn] Eats Me mace |e oe med a refrigerator, he will make it plain| Swsplclen of it, himectt OF asa ih or Pee Choose one for your Valentine at what he regards you reasonable} So we explain this to him. == nee) ord don't know what to do with their Shaw's low, low prices. request &s @ lest straw. We say: “Dear Jimmy, when | ing, will too. He will stop | one to free time. If this applies to you Finally, you'll learn what's hap-' people tell us what we must give | expending his evergy in anxiety and you have a hasement floor that Baa thay Sis oustpeahien’on hee! coal giant tere oo Cee te rates hia costes is aed es we eerie Lincotn’s Wirthday means to him) out the other. We just see how | t,o, to Proeht. — | handed in on Monday | scared they are we'll let them As bie teacher hes dene her This happy project begins by : morning. |down. And how because they're Fs edith ie! | roughening up the old floor with a : done cold chisel and then scrubbing it : of it. |down with a solution of one part Dessert Is Tee oe - ee ee Pj ‘ Fy ) poder Ai tan 2 Soe aire Be ink, Pretty fF SO. Now brush the floor with a oes : A . grout made ixing Portland- and Rich . have this in- tency of thick paint. Before this has Mrs. Crittenden Has | a oe ee eae , concrete. ace to Be Made suspiciousness | This should be ‘at least 2 inches talk about thick and should be made by mix- ith Raspberry Jam ing one part cement with two parts By JANET ODELL cers and sand and four parts gravel. It's a Pontiac Press Food Editor oa oe darn good idea to reinforce this : we top coating and this ig done by a tna = an- installing sheets of No. 14 gage alee kin c aeay ae ae aad their ability wire mesh in the middle of the top we may coating en —— ey a thing ore becoming The top coating should not butt Pontiac area folks are giving Val . directly against the wall. Put come in time for you to use at make the walls so that when the top coat one of those affairs PETUNI yorn have a mace of chest Mrs. Zar Crittenden is today’s Monday AL oe ee 6 eeeee at hee ts chub ofeee ao the come oun abto we || MY window- spray This can be filled with tar to pro- but she does belong to Guild Seven Containers fine vide an expansion joint which will Pex 1 Pencil of her church. For dispensing, also keep water from seeping up From $1500 Set fom $195 Any kind of jam may be used in Turpentine! around the base of the wall this recipe, but we vote for some- Handsome, practical luggage wolaee aut us claus $g75 Excitin thing red for the fourteenth. » g collection of pins, in variety of styles, colors of colors. Up rings, necklaces, bracelets. ‘SD Rag aggomy FLUFF 30 marshmallows, cut in pieces 1 cup cream, whipped Melt marshmallows in double boiler. Fold in the jam and lemon juice. Add the whipped cream last. Serve in sherbet glasses. Long Torso Varies Soe GOuCi es ye ott Geapentie thie ’ riety of t s Lady's Birthstone Man's Cameo Locket & Chain Remington Shaver eS point just below waist, se =6 $795 wm 91495 3 re =6—$395 With $2200 | above or below the hipline. The A Week A Week al Trede-ta skirt that goes with this is pleat- T ifi value. Handsome! 4 s*CDainti! ed T for shaving ease Modera (0K “gold ond eet in mamivel0K to hold her laveiie cont cemion Cecmen |e oF fared. mounting. picture. across 1 —— roast of beet 4Coke — ~—. 8 Deviled — 13 Ere 13-Tennis score 14 Irritace 18 Nymber 16 The seme 1 18 More staid 20 Catkin 31 Measures of 22 Grertesd 4 Blood 26 Try 27 Distant | a 30 Retaliate % Coane Argus “75” Ronson Lighters school = $1 38 Revised a Weer $1575 trom $395 Bi Covent fear — A great gilt! Easy to A big selection of new Classic favorite! 2- adh ooue use... takes sharp, styles for table or strand simulated pearl 4“ place : 45 Monkshood } o , i eres, ge Fares (pretiay ; Gricatel esta : DOWN | : n a Cute 1° are } | ore _____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1955 a 4 Area Plan Groups Mul] Ave | Saree of come ster Seb nes enh oie (UP Ths| e | jonable color. al : Present, Future Projects DETROIT The Auto Club of) tions and advising Michigan ™m0-| Los ANGELES (UP)—Art Ex-| lowa State Legisiatute may re-| Rep. Artie Mediord, Soren. Jer : Michigan is sending two travel torists on the best northward ; quire convicted drunk drivers to ‘essional boxer, won House appro- Members of four area planning : Florida ea an Black pom lace oe Se okwtne the identify themselves. A bill intro- | val of his bill to enya f : . : =, a duced would -, referees of wrestling bouts projects and future goals yester- ment on the city’s streets. earth's surface—igneous, sedimen- . sons Pigecen Pe to ick a sed {elasipgs be former wrestlers or ‘ day in the Oukland County Office Miss Black suggested the tary and metamorphic, “X"' emblem on their windshields,’ boxers . Building. _— —— — oe ous _ = - 2 eS Oe ea The meeting to initiate closer — — coordination of governmenta! plan- a Reig sytem Sg la county commission. - Other groups represented were Habitant. ing commissions plus the Rochester, Pennsylvania House Cherry or Maple Deepen Budgetrend Modern Drexel Early American or Modern 10% orF rare America’s most famous February Feature Priced _ Avon, Oaldand grow. , County Highway Engineer Rob- ert A. Laresn cutlined several ‘ } ti ' i e¢ by the county plan group, @ Sit comfortably in any posi- a digsereen assistant direc. Fer Plom Relexing tion. t city commission, , denribed aa hae cemeeal, te . es heavy iacat 6 ae areas. sada poms e eaves Ya" black wrought iron pam Reclicm a rome Bohemian Life, | @ Vat dyed in block, red, yellow, en ae ‘ green or chortreuse _ Beachcombing © icon os cadoon uweitn | SOFA $160° CHAIR %99°5° Are Not forH any room 2 PIECE SECTIONAL (Net shown) $115 each peli ap er ~ A —— suite, hohe as sag with - wept beact eS bi this new Kroehlec group feotures. over i craggy world Re pone OPEN AN ACCOUNT heavy pile cir 9 delicious ee i Some x colors, ial r) Turquoise, Ice Pink, , Brown, Citron, That's what. she told Creal | PAY AS LITTLE AS 10% DOWN! | | bed: Tost, Green, Block ond White, Judge Wade H. McCree in apply- ing for a divorce from her bus- | band, Orrin In ve been | if g | r- Sto perfect for your children...right for your home WROUGHT IRON CH AIRS se Michigan knotty white pine furniture a ee | | by IN PAIRS woh ween she came home from . nt February Feature Romantically suggested that they | Priced did it on their own because he |f U.S. Ordered to Pay $62,000 for Lakes Ship Never before was so much offered for so little! Buy them in sets of 4 for dining replacement. ideal for TV viewing in den, recreation room or living room. Practical for reception rooms, these sturdy, comfortable choirs are covered with easy to clean plestic on heavy padded seats ond bocks z 5 $8 | PARK FREE. . . REAR OF STORE | = & 3 of gasoline water is) j A ee -$71.00 -ond ota be Pa ca STUDENT'S DESK ......... 58.50 e. Habitant is superbly handcra rom genuine ¥ } - Michigan Knotty White Pine. See it now at Lewis’ DESK CHAIR eoFe@eeediescse . 20.25 and you will want it for every room in the house. DESK LAMP .............. 31.50 ‘Buy it during our February sale and save on this S-DRAWER CHEST ./....... 80.55 TROP oF relia coved fumiture, 3-DRAWER CHEST ........ 67.05 — Ha eka __ HABITANT FOR:EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE — 10% OFF! 62-70 SOUTH SAG! - Ph ;, ' * f ' ; ) ein bese i ‘ ms ~ jo Se : ‘ 3 ae " \% + ’ ; ‘ ‘1 , 1 ’ : Bos. \}t ‘ 4 ; | St ~ ¢ ; \ a 2 , ‘ ” Sas ; A 2 \ \ ; \ ; be : i é * T” 4 2 °y A iy r ‘ i. “ ‘ . 7 . } Z ; ; es " | i \ \ TWENTY _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, W550 Lo = —— : - a “One recent study ’ . ition as secretary of the Army. of the conflict in which you served American man walks 9 CD Briefing Scheduled | Says Indiana Chief tet stm Dy wt Last GAR Vet | iesti:sssusSen’te Pro. EX ert Says 28 H- Bombs} a Gay and the overage BATTLE CREEK — Michigan ee - wens newsmen will be Dried oo cv! Turned Down Post cox bore the talk that te wor | ter recess te Woe Ould Imperil 50 Million 7 Bees detelies at 0 news con. ims oe parent we he == 108 Years Old Takin uy We wiles fecal coguay a4 aecitin da doce ou CARPET SALE! Serence at Federal Civil Defense! svANSVILLE, Ind. @® — Rep. aa a opinion that nothing ‘som and memorable celeb’! smerica’s first atom bomb be-| with the passage of time, he pte t Hl MM T ISU\ 4 next Wednesday. : Charies B. Brownson (R-Ind) said could tempt Craig to to leave ve Indiana | a | e ¢ e@ lieves 28 well-placed H-bomb hits| He suggested, as suitable under- ad last night he had confirmed in’ — I the job he: Only Surviving Boy in| Woolson’s only public. appear-| could jeopardize the lives of 50| ground shelters, basements or fox 999 Hunter f ee ee ee hat Gov. ee | Blue’. Gets Greetings | ance was the dedication at Cty {milion U3, ecitisons with deadly |biles. A barn or any rected struc Sipmingha 7 ments in the United States is esti | Washington that Gov. George N-| Craig's term as governor ends in| | Hall of a pedestal holding a bust fallout. ture was labeled a secondary Sirming mated at 27 million. Craig of Indiana was offered a January 1957. The state constitu-) From President of the veteran, presented to the| “Dr. Ralph E, Lagp said the stre-| shelter. Radioactive dust falling on : ties! Sebids 8: gyecmner’y serving city last fall. could “‘atomize”’| the roof would irradiate the indi- i consecutive terms. | DULUTH, Minn,.u — Albert | ty ,, |tegic bombings | | Tonight 18 members of Woolson’s | and cover with radioactive fallout | vidual, he explained. a Robert T. Stevehs is secretary of Woolson, sole survivor of the Civil | immediate family will will have an in-| » vast region containing two thirds . 4.0 by ¢ the Army. |War’s “Boys in Blue,” was cele- formal birthday dinner for him at of the nation’s industrial might. Lapp called for a “thorough Tan telinel assting: Gees Pee | eee ee *- ¢ a {so ‘Auto Maker Road Victim eral coare- laaca ae ee ee oes The atomic, scientist said one dil Catone Piemning, tocenek ep RARIS # — Pierre Lefaucheux, | “Such an anniversary is mean- close friends and neighbors. | to the ground—could coat with a| Clear discoveries 66, president of France's giant gov- | ingful, not only to your loyal per- | 7 = potential death mantle an area of} “It is mandatory that the gov- ernment owned Renault automo- | sonal friends but to people through- Woolson says his chief ambition 10,000 square miles, comparable to|€fmment begin construction of an bile works was killed today in an | out America who regard with hon-| is to “get winter over and take a the state of Maryland. extensive system of survival shel- | auto accident. or the brave men on either side | jong walk.” He also confides that He anid the ingle Hebomb ex | tre on the periphery of every snaepanceeseuteteesusreskeansensetg Tm or Bre eenetiay Serve 08 ese ate ae eet ee Dinas peices of fina a gw Even before the letter arrived! while devastating a large area. | 58! and evacuation of cities remain H “BUY AT FARM PRICES 3 ccc te wees | ite Sotcette 9 leree ares, | cued dopa the dangers ef rodio , coiea on s @ | had some advice for the President | Atomic Scientist, he said a person| active dust, he said, but must be/mo. | specta 1 OPEN SATURDAYS @ on the current Formosa situation: | caught in an H-bombed area can| “coupled to a realistic shelter long-distance moving! . 's 7A.M 1 P.M BUY AT | “It President Eisenhower asked | do only one thing—go underground | Program. ‘ = . ._- ° ° F me, I'd say let's stay home and|in « shelter and remain there for ago pos — ARM gg mind our own business. I'd caution | a day or two. People in “‘the shad-| Tag, hide-and-seek and blind ALLIED = Dressed and Live Poultry PRICES! — | w Ike to stay out of those islands.” |ow of the atomic cloud,” he said,| man's buff are children's games coor map '§ Turkeys Biswas te Set pee ee ee ee says the National Geographic So-| iia i on 0. & Sighwere © Na 1 te ‘=. Ducks Eggs Vegetables — & | Woolson jasn’t been out shoveling} A person caught in an atomic ciety pews : ia* @ | snow from the sidewalks dust cloud less than a day old a Chickens Apples Potatoes | “My advancing years are slow-| would receive twice the amount of : ba i | ing me down,” he explained. radiation needed to kill, he said FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION CALL... F . 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F i pi af te nal fil Pik uni Ss S ag it) fue 8 A My i Peat it | et ee 33 ro BRP lose ~ ape i ee. 1. de alllit (85H Wei iF | ~ tin tT: GS LE i nid Lertttdy 22| <2 2 sialeaaile ia H eee wi - x 2" lit Fe ‘i i rays rit Le as H ; vi Tre i THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 _ } dundreds Brave Storm to Hear Plan for Rochester lines and a vote of the entire DRAYTON PLAINS — Wedding ' : affected area in one balloting. vows were exchanged by Esther citizens of the village. Aer ex . the The mew boundary tines estab. | Hutchinson and Clyde Kirklin re- Incorporation would change | cently in the Full Gospel Church, | rom *® | Oakwood. ERS i i ij a = 2. =. If control East—to line commencing ° po This|south of the" South Hil and. car dag rengrar hdl growth and|ried as far as read. | to Help Architect | ‘ ant Pon Tienkon road because then| Back Taxes to State | the counctt | felt the industries to the north! wanicow wis wm — because he wasn'f appreciated, | Asking says riow he plans to remain in his petitions to bring this question (native state because he has found knew existed. was i i : & os I i Z ; H ¢ an “| . i F 7 ¢ 2 § 3 io : i | i ‘54 bi 4 : ij H i i li i! i if if F j : , *1 ? i sy’ z z 3 / i | a gE Ib 8s ‘3 i, Se if £3 é ir HRP | a i g ; it i z : Ny i viz, wy i J Sif zbis ii 4 | Beak | i if | ‘I a RF it the | part’ of a city!” ran’ “We don’t need a city to get | our democracy will loge out.” ” ‘ve already got.” MA ; Hf af f ij 1 itty 4 i F HH Hh Hl i fi fi | il iz i ¢ z ; Fs 4 fH. FI t |! yj ; “f : 7 a ial : i} 2 : i f i i 38 ue, 72 is 8° fl | i : : council that by Police Admits Theft oD ¥ i i i Wl) be discussed. ‘will be announced later, he said. Watherine Bauer Is Wed ""™____ | Mae ae wae TCD Tiites on Milford Road == meme (Comedy Pl | Te ee was one of Pierre Mendes-France's Hj Comedy Ploy | Pflimlin Tries Ss. Metamora Man . ¢ lat Milford High for Premiership ee eee WAS Award ) MILFORD—A light comedy will se peineed ‘Mabethen os: Gao uc group. . - pr yop, age] F Cand vege PE ae ae Steer C ot Farmers Chapter 1 Dear Ruth,” directed by Rob- Given Better Than an rearmement, whese ratificetion ty Week; Area Residents ert F. Hampton, is a comedy by! Even Chance Fetes wm Raa awaiting) Picked for 6 Norman Krasna, with a cast of | any new The MRP had ten. The group is made up of PARIS # — Pierre Pfiimlin, Aapones = the One area resident won an award actors from Detroit who are member of 13 postwar French gov- = aby aed defied party | 20d six others were elected to using this type of theatrical work | emments and staunch advocate of foe tend | for thom. “breed association poste ° yesterday to train themselves for profes- West German rearmament, sought |". present government crisis at the Michigan State College sional careers in stage, screen and | 1008y | - France’ mee next 19 sollowed Mendes France's defeat ra-mers Week activities, en Aa * , | last Saturday on a vote of com 1... Walker of Metamora is the Hampton is the son of Mrs.| Assembly circles voiced a friend-| | ei ont Ernest Novack, worthy matron of | !y reaction to his cahdidacy last | — oe the Milford chapter. He. received | Hight and observers gave the 43- PTA il pion Shorthorn his Masters Degree in theater Yearad «Alsatian lawyer better ( QUNTY Counci Charlies Miles of Birmingham from Yale University, and after | an even chance of marshal-| was named vice president of directing civic theaters on the | OS “uluiciont backing to got the /\f/ Scheduled the Ayrshire Cattle Asem, and East Coast and operating a sum- job. Harry Prowse of Mariette is the mer stock group in New Hamp-| Pflimiin, a member eof the The PTA pager andy an ng shire, he returned to Detroit in| Cathelie Popular Republican Oakland County Coun | Asse. ue 1947 and organized the Hampton| Movement (MRP), bas devoted |“! will hold its February meeting Mariette as second presi- Productions. himself mainly to domestic af- | at the Orchard Lake Community| dest. ec Se ae ee ae to oe Chéirch Tuesday, with registra-| In the ot [ae Breed MR. AND MRS. CLYDE KIRKLIN tickets will at a known outside | tion planned for 8:459:15 a.m. | Assn., Robert W. Williams of "E h hi : ie ened at egies Gh) ne el, am John J. Rendall of sther Hutchinson Wed } Hurf in Crash | ser's'cus siete onus ms |cssom Promam” wit be te Gruc-bttme sere ‘headed the ministries of health, ‘heme for the morning session. Clare Fuller of is the laterford Township Schools visit- new president of Red Poll Breed g & < ing teacher Frieda Huggett is con- ’ Assn. sultant for the day. A drama “Random Target” wilt The er ee a. presented by a group from the grown from y more = million in 1801 to 43 million today. The bride is the daughter of Rev. | and Mrs. Allen B. Hutchinson. of ar Drayton Plains. Mr. and Mrs. P ae Coty’s next logical choice was Gyde Kirklin of Ontord are the Hillsdale Man ‘Critical’; member of the MRP. The perents of the bridegroom Cars Collide Head-On, i es i for Mrs. Michae] Spalla served the | tord yesterday sent Louis Aemiseg- Lin-| ver, 30, of Hillsdale, to the Uni- flower giris. versity Hospital; Ann Arbor, in Michael Spaila was best man. | critical condition with head and and Paul Hutchinson and Herbert | nose injuri Gerald é injuries. and Doherty Kiridin seated the guests. of Webster Church road. Whitmore | | A reception was held after the | service at the Oakwood Eastern Lake, to Ann Arbor for treatment of will live in Drayton Plains Doherty was issued a ticket for aK = speed and failure to _a— ® have his car under control. Doherty, 28. told Brighton State | + . 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That's the National In- | vitation Basketbal} Tournament picture today following the accep | tance of the University of Dayton only a day after Duquesne became the first team in the fold. The Flyers, seventeenth in The Associated Press weekly poll. chose to make their fourth appear- ance in NIT Thursday rather than wait for a possible ‘‘at large” bid from the NCAA's post-season | classic. The NCAA has yet to first entrant. ” ° Dayton has won 17 and lost ony year, losing to pol por UCLA in the stodlean Square Garden Holiday Festival and to Cincinnati in its only home defeat. The Flyers reached the fi- | nals of the NIT in 1951 and 1952. | bowing to Brigham Young and La-| Salle. Other teams reported under con- sideration to fill the remaining 10 berths include Cincinnati, which meets Dayton again this season. Connecticut, Holy Cross. Louis- ville, Niagara, Penn State, St Louis, St. Francis (Pa.). Villanova Lafayette, Marshal) (W.Va.) and undefeated Williams. Saratoga Is Favorite in Everglades Test MIAMI, Fa. ® — Saratoga, a fair to middlin’ colt who ran third to Nashua and Boston Doge in the | winter headline derby, probably | will be the choice in Saturday's $25.000 added Evergiades at Hia- leah Park. The Evergiades, at a mile and a furlong, is the final stakes for >| year-olds leading up to the $100,000 | added Fiamingo to be run two weeks later. Neither the highly-regarded Na- shua nor the unbeaten Boston Doge is in Saturday's feature and could win Prep Schedule in County Area | New York Yankees’ rookie base- | ball school this year. A year ago Grim ‘and Skowron were in this school and apparent- jy without prospects of being on | @e Yankee rosters for several | years. * * 8 | Grim wound up as a pitching | mainstay with a 20-6 record; Skow- ron hit .340 in 87 games for the! *. Yanks. | Stengel would just as soon get two good pitchers from this batch 'of rookies. He thinks he can do) without any more first basemen. s . * Among the better hurling pros- pects here are Guy Grasso, Sum- | mit, N.J., 16-3 with Binghamton, LB Ee and Norfolk, Va., last sea- son and a returned veteran, John Kucks of Stanhope, N.J., 19-6 with | Norfolk in 1952, his last previous season in baseball. Stengel has 14 pitchers and two catchers out for the first session. Outfielders and infielders will re- port Feb. 15. The school will end when the Yankees begin spring training here March 1. = Barbers Take - Bigger Lead Margin in Table Net Loop Now 3 Points as Drug Team Loses | PONTIAC TABLE iaaartneed LEAGUE PTs Ms | capses Barbers Huron Market lige Drug 53 Ghort Variety Pont Serv. 80 Fleet Carrier Chine City 20 Pent Varnish Capitol Barbers stretched their 1st-place lead in the Pontiac Table Tennis League to 3 points. their | margin of the season. by | beating runnerup Furtney Drug, | #2. Thursday night The Barbers advanced despite the Ist less of the season by Pere Saunders turned im the wpeet, 21-18, 19-21, 21-17. China City continued its climb and gained the Ist division by de- feating Short's Variety, 42, while Huron Market was blanked by Pon- tiac Cigarette Service, 6-0. In the | night's other match, Fleet Carrier and Pontiac Varnish tied. 3-3 PRO BASKETBALL THURSDAY'S REsUl.Ts Syracuse SS, _ Bort Wayne 165, Pedtiae Press Phote TITLE—Pontiac's SEEKS NEW ice queen, 16-year-old St. Michael's ro student Colleen McEnéry (above) goes after another crown Sunday at Grayling. The pert little Northside Community Club titlist takes part Saturday and Sunday in the annual Miss Michigan Win- ter Sports Queen contest. She's ' wearing the ski costume in which she will participate in number of events in the ——s carnival Michigan State's football coach Duffy Daugherty was captain of the 1938 Syracuse team that played in tile je Orange Bowl. "3 Busy Weekend Ahead for " Spartan Athletic Squads EAST LANSING Michigan State winter sects teams will see action this weekend | with a crush of four home events scheduled for tonight. Spartan hockey squad: currently in a losing slump, will take on Michigan tonight at the ice arena. | ‘State will run in a quadrangular | tron a couple of yards farther than A return match is set for Saturday at Ann Arbor Michigan also will be the op ponent at a swimming meet in denison fieldhouse pool. The strong Michigan team is expected te have little trouble in piling | &p points on the Spartans. | Best individual performances are expected from Spartans John Du- | deck of Detroit in the breast stroke ‘and Tom Payette of Grand Rapids Take Part in learty resumption of the series More Baseball Players Might Undergo Tests SPRING MATERIALS ARE ALL IN FOR YOUR SELECTION H. V. HARCOURT & SON Pontiac Skaters Grayling Event Pontiac Skating Club will be | represented at the annual Gray- | ling Winter Sports Carnival, open. | ing Saturday. Along with the | group of club skaters will be the! Take Play From | ssc seers's Name’ Players ice queen, Miss Colleen McEnery, | Boros and Clark Toss 16. Colleen will vie with other eel | Clubs; Bolt Snaps at ter sports from M) communities for the title of Miss | Photographer | TUCSON, Ariz. w—Youth dom- Michigan Winter Queen. | ‘inates the $10,000 Tucson Open The Peantiac skaters will ap- pear in an exhibition with Col- | Goif Tourney as it moves through teen having a part im the num | the second round today. bers. The St. Michael High School | * * * Name players yesterday had to be satisfied with supplying minor | fireworks, such as heaving clubs | The 11 skaters making the trip,| Bob Rosburg, San Francisco, include two former Northside | and bawling oat a photographer. Jeannie ae (1952). pesca aad Tony Holguin Midlothisn. m., Janet Bush, Pat Garrison. Joyce | ® couple of 28-year-olds, share the Nestor, Capogna and daughter) lead. Each had 5-under-par 65s for Joy: Peggy (Richard) Bowman | the 6,409-yard. par-70 F:] Rio course and daughters, Jackie and Jerry; | | in the first round Sandy Stockton, Delores Cook,| George Bayer. 240-pound giant Janice Bentham and Sue Danner. from Glen Head. NY. and Bud — | Holscher, 24. Santa Monica, Calif . — are a stroke behind with first-round Detroit Official Asks co Rosburg didn't know whether he would be well enough to stagger around the course. Flu had kept Return of MSC-UD Tilts DETROIT @ — A member of the Detroit common council has in- him in bed and prevented him troduced a resolution urging Mich- | from eating for two days. Wed- igan State to consider renewing nesday he had a _ temperature football relations with the Univer. ®bove 1000000 sity of Detroit. . - Councilman Blanche Parent Somehow I feel better,” he Ww thor of the resolution, said after his round I think the + ug, | temperature js down asked that Michigan State give Bayer is supposed to be the longest hitter in golf, and got off a-couple of tee shots that j traveled well over 300 yards. But driving honors for the day went | to Rosburg. His drive rolled on the green of the M3-yard 17th hole | Two putts provided a birdie three 7 . . to an “thoughtful consideration” which ended in 1934 | Tommy Bolt, Houston, Tex., | missed a 12-foot putt on the 1th ing team will grapple with Minne- “That's a fine place to stand," he | sota and the fencing team will en- | said “You know I throw clubs.” . ~ . gage in a triangular meet with | Ohio State and the University of | When Julius Boros. Mid Pines, Buffalo N.C. was unhappy with his ap Saturday afternoon. Michigan | | proach on the 16th he threw his in the free style track meet with Penn State, Ohio | the ball, | cao — Pater has | 534%, W. Huron Your Personal Tailors Chicago C u bs’ Rookie |) , Took Fitness ‘Course’

    Conference may well be de-| for a seasen record of 9-3. Since | department. “boycott” of Milford's. point pro- | cided tonight as Berkley and South-| losing 16 Berkley eartier in the | Meanwhile. the senior-studded | duction There is somewhat of @ | field hook up in the Berkley gym.| seasem, 58-43, Bob Watts’ South- | Berkley team ‘has displayed re-| controversy over whether or not | However, Walled Lake. currently | fielders have won six straight | markable balance with Bob Black- Brighton's stalling tactics in Tues- mt . ‘ a. Dan Biggott, Lou Lemack, |day night's 1913 Milford victory | fighting for 3rd place, could cast| games. ¥ deciding vote. Their record is 9-4 for the year.| Max Roe ‘and Bill Donohoe all | were designed 7 . prvanry yore maneuver or an effort Berkley can clinch no worse | Southfield, a senior-less team, got helping out the oS een ae bad | than a tie for the crown by beating | g lift ‘with the return of Steve! Niles Freeland’s Walled Lakers : ; the Bluejays tonight, but a South- i to the squad. He gives | will prep for their meetings with | beating previously. - field victory would throw the two | added height to juniors Ray Filar | the leaders by playing Van Dyke. Milferd coach Jack Minzey of- into a tie with two games remain- | and Eric Leighton and sophomore | The winner gets Sole possession of | fered a defense for the charges : : , t ing. Each has a date with Walled | Len Lamb. | 3rd place. In the other Inter-Lakes | of “pouring it on” leveled a | Lake after tonight . | scfa Farmington brings @ *| him im some quarters. He said j Klamik also has scored 26 points pro winning*streak to Waterford.| that with the exception of a Jim Beadie’s Berkley quintet. | in his two starts, giving aid to Bob | | ap exceptionally well-balanced Evans ar and Ken Moser, the pint Birmingham takes its 16-1 rec- ord and 8-game winning string to the tnd half | . te : P Hazel Park. The Maples hope afidition Minny anye thet in Sports May Be | It s Time Out! | SE ee eee ca ganeion several instances his reserves have | which ts heavily favored against out-scored the opposition in the p | | Acai Pe | East Detroit. . later stages of the game. SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Asst ss A-] R UYS Tran tion § etial U.S. Atty. Gen. Stanley Barnes says the Justice Department's an-| couple of games, his regulars have seen only limited action in | 7-5) with ond place at stake. Each | will not be shocked by another \is 52 in the league behind Rose- | stall. 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The move to break down the Army barrier against participat- Army gridiron star, ing in post season games reached Coach Earl Blaik both were ad-| action. They officially, how- | ever. until after the group’s rec- Rep. Hebert (D-La.) made the | ommendation, along with others, motion. It was seconded by Reps. | has been sent to President Eisen- Teague (D-Texas) and Johnson (R- | hower.: Hebert pointed out that the | Calif.) and met with unanimous | President takes no official action | the winner of the Southeastern style. a climax Thursday night when the vised of board’ the ees its annual meeting at | will not learn of it ‘ the nt approval from the board headed! on the board's recc Lt. Gen. B. M. Besos superin- | tendent of the academy and former Neither Gen. Bryan nor Blaik wes avaliable for comment. 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Feb. 13,227". 12101 Meck Ave., Detroit WE PAY CASH fcr: TRUE STORY, SECRETS, TRUE ROMANCE MACAZINES, ETC. ae ee Keego Theater Gu Gur Wide Miracle Sereee “ATHENA” tn Coler With vic DEBBIE DAMONE & REYNOLDS —aLso— “THE HUMAN jUNCLEY wiht GARY JAN MERRILL & STERLING | Advantages of Country Taft Jr. Hazed Don't Lure Rudy Vallee by Ohio Solons By EARL WILSON NEW YORK -—- Rudy Vallee was talking about the advan-| Whole House Gangs Up on Young Lawmaker tages of the country over the city. “I had a caretaker who was always pointing them out,” said During Maiden Speech COLUMBUS, Ohio (INS)—Young Rudy. “His name was Charlie Johnson. He was from Lovell, Me. “*What's New York or Los Angeles got that we haven't?’ he’d say. ‘Libraries? Ho! We've got 3 traveling libraries that bring the books right to us!’” Rudy’s speech almost convinced me that I should go back te Reckford, Ohie, and work en the weekly paper. * * * * | We were at a little French restaurant. Rudy was just back |from 17 weeks in Europe. He played himself in “Gentlemen | Marry Brunettes,” looking as he looked in 1926 when he was |fresh from the country. | him playfully as he made his “Charlie Joh .” Rudy went on, “would | maiden speech, but Bob Jr. soon say ‘Yes, you dg have museums and beautiful | let it be known they were dealing paintings.’ with a Taft. “But whatAo they show? Beautiful fields, His first bill was not the kind lakes and surigets. We don’t need the paintings| ‘ pPreveke public enthusiasm. —we have the beautiful fields, lakes and sun-| 't weuld allow judges in divorce cases to issue orders about cus see every. sare come here to copy what we tody of the chihd while the cose was pending. As he phrased it, * *x x * it would “provide for custody I was about ready to buy my tickets for back ond expert pondente Ute. WILSON home. resentatives where his father got his start in politics and observers agreed they were watching a “comer.”’ The whole House ganged up on THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 i _______C TWENTY-NINE. It's wise to put paper on the floor | long; but don't use newspaper be under your ironing board to pre- | cause hot, moist materials tend t vent soiling of pieces which are! pick up ink. ie | jegislators off into a carefully- mie yf yp | | planned spree of indignation. One Reds Coin ‘Automaniac for U.S. House Leader | old veteran of legislative baities | rose and asked, “What do those, TOKYO u—The official Chinese | two funny words mein anyhow?” Red newspaper coined a word “In English.” Taft shot back, | today—atomaniacs—and bestowed “I believe that ‘pendente lite’ the label on Rep. Martin, the Re- means while litigation is pending.”’ | Publican leader in ‘the House. “Oh,” countered bis opponent, | “American atomaniacs are again “I knew that all the time.” The brandishing their weapons while House rocked with laughter. The taking part in Chiang Kai-shek’s handsome 37-year-old grandson military operations in China's off- of President Taft stood his chore islands.” said a Peiping ground good-naturedly and fin- | _ ; i his a. | broadcast, quoting from People's | Daily When he was through the! «ygartin's fantastic thinking has speaker called for vote on the reached the point where he be- electric roll call system. Imme- lieves the use of atomic weapons diately all the red lights indicating can bring the Chinese people to “no” flashed on and Taft saw his their knees within 30 days,” the maiden effort shattered. But be- Se —————— Senne eneee SAVE WASTE PAPER! We Are Now Paying NEWSPAPERS 40¢, MAGAZINES 505 Screp lron—Junk Cors—Structurel Steel FyPHBON STEEL C0. FE 4-9582 135 Branch St. ecross from Americen Forging & Socket 4 fore adding up the tota) the —— edben — _ a speaker asked Have al} the members now voted?” c Saddenly all the red fights switched to green. Bob Taft oad survived lus first test When using condensed milk, seal the can “naturally” by tipping it} So that a film of milk seals the, hole. You can break the film with a fork tine whenever you need to use milk again. The last two words sent the Rudy, having finished his costly dinner, lit a costly ciga” ee oe “Charlie would say, ‘You have symphonies and concerts and | the opera in the city. “*What de THEY do?’ he'd say. ‘They copy the songs of the birds. We hear them every hour. Without buying a ticket. “‘I remember the other night,’ he'd say, ‘when I heard the beautiful song of the thrush—and al! was still.’ “Somebody from the city said, ‘Yeah, too still.’ * * * * “But,” continued Rudy, “Chariie was right. I got advantages | in health, and in proper living, in a amall town, that have been | invaluable to me.” “So all right, it's a deal,” I said to Rudy. “I'll go back to the Middle West. You'll go back North.” “I would never go back there te live,” exclaimed Rudy. “I don’t like these dreary leaden skies. I was al- ways a sun-worshipper, but I never knew it till I moved te California. I love it there. When I go back up there, they say te mé, ‘You can’t talk that way. You were bern here.’ “I say ‘Because I was born here, do I have to like it?’ I don't believe the av- erage boy who leaves, wants to go back. I don't.” I'll see you around Broadway. x~ * * *® THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Shelley Winters says she did the bub- ble bath scene nude on NBC-TV's “The Women” Monday night. “The only trou- ble was,” she said, “when I leaned back In the tub the bubbles didn't move back with me. I kept scooping 'em over me, scared to death.” Producer George Sidney's set July 1 as rehearsal date for “St. Louls Woman,” and says, “As far as I know Sinatra and Ava Gardner will both be there.” Frank signed for it before he got hot again, and MGM might have to hike his salary . .. Fran Warren, a hit in the touring “Pajama Game,” gets a screen test soon. * ¥ * *® Producer Paul Gregory's upset—“The Caine Mutiny” will cancel the Southern portion of its tour because of Paul Douglas’ remark that “The South stinks.” A possible solu- tion: Have someone play Dougias’ role—but there's no one available te take over the difficult part. Judy Garland expects the baby April7?... . Kay Spreckles | baked a birthday cake for Clark Gable . . . Harry Belafonte's | Set to star opposite Gina Lollobrigida in an Italian film. 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RUA sane them ratings re-| an Fons from Stanley J “ Soper 0 | ors 4) _ Help RY 11 rae to tebe pert i ex: | Southfield rond to 8 ee ANNOUNCEMENTS cr ve te Bootie: rhees-Sir ol ne _ $81_pigh in the | shi park Card Dertny — FUNERAL iple EXPERI} Female - Baeticigated school . in Southfield Town- of Thanks Morreson ‘end. Dr. J rat] Ambeneee AL HOM 1E NED Waltnuns Building by roy the per her geen elie neue oe T In Memoriam oseeesecoces 1 Serencrres, 6 he oe [. Sereno Mt s. . bred. ape wn Service 12) gant as Gehan ig —_ paar area's foe 3 cere soem Meduments _Uisrine uy.) Bi Moving & T Aanoctae | ns t Fun eccsecccooces ‘Brace ry will ope Cemetery en NE = oz . N rae eas rucking 7 place rd soloists '@- | would hurt v addition new ones. | Cemetery B vee “3 the Koighte, Sei ee ted at rently on abinet repair, FE Re es Wee. Household Tubbs, positions ceiving. firs vicinity. value of name alleges weno veces 4) Me ‘etaihe ofc evening | & ve if Se NTER 6 - m Geods 27 ebeo were e| A “tnt “in he eeeueee _ ee ry at recita- ‘EMEN1 = FoR oboe ; ; Kay Caretyn Oak aring date wi YMENT 5 may be teen th 7m. | 284 om : At ee Se ea pn ecasree snc |e at ESSE |___s a= Se ee te Ensem Ro peranny and att camp owne: Court for » Wasted Femsis eens tc ~~ Semetery Lots ws of odd lots. ston eral . | jun empt to s rs to a Hel Female “6 Marte D. Shagena, 018 1 WHITE Lots sty satiate quintet with = first divi a nane Se ani that aPPe8 instructions season’ Norman ‘O. Coch not ol Meadow drive CuAPEL 5 or a. a eerecces ~ tion. . POUR LaDoucer, Marion McT. woodwind mM at Borie AEC no Sone f mae fig OL , aoueeen mm GRAVES, Earp and Richard Ge ‘avish, KX ee ork Wan seweee | oe. b-tgeee y Semen: “et Help yesurres. David isler. apd To Hol ‘ —_ Work ted Male veeee 9 ome gg ig Leda Wanted rete Lar gad n-ne apes . old Frida [ra aang eves) Perel, ‘cod NGeraidine "Taylor AGENT TO Male 6 Shey Beare sce carnet| 4 WALLED y Dance | 2 te al mi ee re | Ee Se ee Mary J , Joyce F isler, dance f LAKE VICES O sooo ell} a © reesgromg oo per satesten. Cen snabe & A \HOs- phone o Meads; * berstein >* ‘or adult — A Building FFERED a —_ io al .. oa + aes ae a a a et compos bey: a sei Walled: at 8 a. Yes eres willl B Service le <-.- 4 taley Pu-| cures 7 = — vcompany in , Geral all : oe j uilding are j Luc aaa i. __Pontiac ¥ ia Lou Rossman . pai ae | Like Blementary rv the | Supplies ed cena yay mpg _| Se wie ._~ A flute and Robe: Mary Schaal Business es igh SE BR 10. 1988 Soe Some tates Ie ish, mo with M rt Woolco Cupid C e hedttecse a : Soon eh — and mie a tna — on nites = Pontiac me Rigen Valen m McT. . oper Slated pesesseesdd ee narod Caries Mt ees” OPERATE DishW Aa E collsine panel av. | ARISTON Chiropodists Taxes 0... and Mr ih Woda. dear oF tne Sifchen jgiter wort Ml oe ings west t 6 sia: ee the oes Foot revel sai Ste co . = ; |} s teeeeees P eberats sdiew Pu.| W David Borst. Page to soloists | % class of x Ss Gace Capers’’ Specialist nee tl ee vary m be rede Pu. WITH MPANY preferred Morrow Valentine holding the jun- essmaking MON os ev reat’? rin a ™ AAA R aie . and | SY in __ 012 High School | Fumiture aT ...1SA) 9 ev "aa! Fteceneotiat: MEN. SERVICES ATING Comte day “asa . STAT oa ew het Satur- Refinishi 16 Hunteon pelea Pte program @ tremendo ¢ MORE Cali] iatrist | Court for MICHIGAN. pal addition Garden Plowing 6A neral : by the to oS oe | ft pansion aepure . Ton Pickup | to Talk | — the Divisio GAN in the Prob ne Tax Service eevee 16B — rm PrrBR v Braet ae Lite ramapager tek . wes I Pontiac p tree wan | . iy many ~~ a = af Monda M . ste Me a ot the petition + | Laundry Service ae Se ieee eae many others ‘are da te “make Croan trainee prompt. ndustrial Tract and | WANTED, USED 1 gACK CM y Meet ps m Haun craze: Noe sett, Soot amen Sar ae ae cranes covesery Tas oul =| Se : on et Mresees epee ieee cenert Pa poms ing Court sleging ti om of said ba Moving . coveee AB ay Doris i et ee a ui vor start 74 r P Including Sunday be aaa ae wat pyc ofthe Haven, wl Soe ee Rac ee Pantng cog ee naire eae kee i ocensee Se act ere Eat eae ae wn 2 Deere =_ nae age = wg gem sear oa | ESS = las Trine on) a SA ger ea Si han Se aa a = the the oy “ae por & tery Jae teak faa = Soe an of ie nat 6 ebild ELDER- 2-519 . LA mate en ted Baldwin-Goodison eve- | state ot” yt — aetna that said | Accessories aed chene may | or Lawn Come: > START MH iaDY 3oe ind, Lavin, Pin. |*; Le J on in coe a ene oS Se Sat ES PhowloTrerapy ...... > aR a cae yi] _Sren Tire ave Cee] Sh Gate cemeeg Es eanE? i will people : — net the Mun- ries nN ve in. we and ch on , ay The in the Gamers Siding caine — Hun- secre as ml lady. x O8 Bian Sere 3 s i or repairs StF mo eons, epee Dr. Green or win) day ot Match At Mouse inthe ypewriter Service .... 2| = Charles. tsles Department aire ee i RELDER-| Piast rs;| img Ail money w ioe wee bonus. & during sho tm the nid) County. on, the mont nah Rey Drovine “Oe oy 9ER-| Plastering and ¥ i do te. job ix rete Posting per _ will be on the were eerres oe, crm cee Z2A of hres Mare Seer ee Help W oom. ee Be Eo ana or Presa, Prior to same which eter” ma cad yoo ore NOTaCES ee ns mareie © earnon "Tana daar with fied negroes ooo | “a repair. or eS ues ares Fplowiperene . Steen Goel SETS rte aaa cures. ES Ne ata ne a Ee pint teeta oars ae on ‘i Rayel Oak. Car of Pic. Mar subeng oat sera ere mma i (Sees over smn |cikpevren Wonk WANTED : ee Tae RTE —, ven CASH of Royal Oak. Township Mar- Poe weet GF Sele Property “4A Flowers ereinom Met wr Sty te ‘ oy a ed 1 pes oe LEMEN roe 2 en ot Troy Ske @ hee S| es ae Ace ann al ree | araherety cone —ae Papel Po a Een eee oem ond 7 | Sat se that aid cha | Acreage oon. #) JF besie Mi ewe ral Pa eatles “ot © Saeed a IO mewn j. Cc os Vieter 1 Sta aichiean yous yreeton ebb EME, eexcaceee ec a wneral Directors New SALESMAN | cdaviat wanes ano canes crane BL mg eo eee 5 AYDEN be Charies a bees Sale ear galecs AN __ Kitchens ool Wanoe N WATER T lee held heart Bagg on Age edieees Seanaite our ‘ 3-253 drains” tasted pooh. ard. MA Orton Be Realt Service FORD TOWNSH of Pontise the Court said wyotin | Ret Panag ~. a 4, = free te com oso nay pag HED PLUMBING PE sat field che. Rewera. | ao $0001. eae nee pede re Rar 1P ‘RSE | Don asm "Roenener Lee crvtom mode. PE een * + Pree ae Te ia Aanwere W Poe| Soy Orcas ae Soe be held Elizabeth L Tenny. | chy commanded D. 1986, ny v) Sale or E .. 490A elson- \LESMAN | For ; «0 Qesow HANDY MA i owe BLOrD COSRER = empleton, your ab mapa yg —agh oe oped yes | shall be served as oe | Business , eee (EE but sf PORTER ITS . iS. Leo cote a 000 mee they ty Oe We i Sa Opportunities we Se a esaans RoseRT n_CHAP Lat Lads Sots Be S| sfasgeeds aoa today will Pontiac nd Sale A ‘ and rE tae purchase Home be and Rotice | Land RKSORIPFIN Cl big business wan and ke George white land Seeereseeeies = Contracts yy, See PE ¢in, a nen ih tant consected sit Bete eae Ra OA oes. a i Ot PERE — PULL TSE Reasonable tafe ~ : ——- on Peet Honorable 1 ted tee ce $2 Pe rieq| Experienced aw Pie Sate cleaned. FE +4008 victany oon Rn oS wiTTe| YOU BOW 1r—we' — Margaret, besides his net ioe Ss a | gage Loans ........... 33 BO _Repubiie 7 Seulabee Cane = -— een erence Boas Wai iwE LL INSURE , with = ine widow. A tree copy 1968 _ = pwd MERC — Seceeecces 34 At * REPLIES USED CAR Sai neal Optews| Mort PES at - D. W. pe | fp ty ee fod ‘ed af Master, Call on “ir . bys — iors qace on Wanrep “Reade Pe Tn eebs| Sion Ld et et os = grandchild. oo cal Anime ge Poa |For Sale Clot today [rate Bp ubure. Fwo AnD REMOD on mee eel” | “Call ont one | Sa ee al en ee there were ropes at {A ron cea SO Jer Brie ee RAF. Nat T Wiliam Cuddi es ~ the Prose ote pee ey ear Besta |e ‘low Toing. ta sie eee Ear Sees OY TOWN ingt lad Pee. 11, 1988 | V Sonia sO 56 be farm. must understand Ants xD |-— o heme , alana . _wages, S380 Ne Roches : a+. df Mra. Willia SHIP—Se ~ metice PamARY alentine Gifts ....57 4.6% wes: W % bao modern curniely. FE beatt ano. eR Hebbles a § Rescue rR bean 1870 Austi m Cuddingt rvice for the “Primary Ble a. | Christmas eevee } 73. Tl, 3 8 e Wa A tg . 5 end ac & League 3 p.m m St.. wil on, 63, of pa Md gg one Be. 8 | For Cie 58 - 7, 8 lige nt Men Over 45 or type KODAK 10 2A ead mone M1 be eld a se Bart |p n xe sieieeeest al ° Se =; 6 PROJECTOR. wn terial to inocland Per Spiller | terein Ppamical chien. within ai | It Yoursel 60) sveraee. ae ye ee an eat torte: — ie ee —— officers Sst Ee eee ae & a nstens ai Contd Tet om ese: WE Survivir Thursda emetery aperviser rie | partictpe | Cameran & Exuipment : : are six sesides Township. Cier “ Sli Sale Mental Gor *eall cn l Line ts Ww. rit and children her husband oe ® | Sale Goods Pontiac P olin- r= a, m. Chester. Joseph ex Sun ae hares | FOR WANT AD Allem, Rada Royal Oak. Member eft Peace ‘fu Store Equipme t ...6 DIA s Hall te Memal 2 and ri Ok | cea Beare of de _— Sporting Goods eee 6a! \ e L FE 2-8181 W Walter Sideli: — Nae) any seat peat ae 8 fa iestlag: ccnmmndadhean 65 rom & a.m. te ANT seph of Florida ot dressage at's ‘wclock. tn pot On the clestag Sand. dene | Aue 5 p.m. Harold and Lou Albert of re | crated rbot shall be ‘ope St | Wood Gravel & Dirt .. A! ! Press. "me Ge nm gana both i eee ‘Gnafed ...... es Press assumes re grandchild Gould | ame Mi gg co — | aac “St Planta, Trees, Shrubs. wh ome Mr. . Tmt shosest i cn quell Shn ++ 7 that foe = ey F open at T° Bag | To be te portion LA Arua Savory | ee ata tt ae ee “ a ns te Z ND sme aro 8 Sea eres Se ene sor pg ly ic teen SS M.S _ my wo Briand = | i - a MER | we e caeceiin Fas her home. "OL Shane re ¢ “om vote | No to ~ Mrs, Savory pers uneral Satur- an a eee ot the tet. | Hay, Grain as Xo Mahurtment wumber” “ethan W 6 nm fe ae Se Pee = ora & Fo Se ced WORT og CON Lions ' Rall. on Bred a Township | Livest seeeee Tl amine Sue | kiteh or res = TR Offer preteen mente ip Wanted ock — ng Supe tt abventiee. F en work taura INCOME ACT WATERFORD Pancakes "reane Wing ; en ane just Ret | For i; Pea . a ba ia tse" rer sizes E 2-2744. . Please pe Cait ag S Soe ee eee Ra = moth | a Sr sd oe crv sche we en 0 ene JS tits wen MANAGER of ’ 5 a iene aS as sr a sn Pa Entre fetes | E mgt ge —SAVENIOREY nlimited Road. M59 and at | City an D OP REVIEW ary 11, 198s . peas ee eam Wa fer sercere manage help ot MONEY F a imc | poard fee. awbion aa | aes | T + Der bee 6 interview, phon eewomen| vervice return und Lene ain to. support eke ee TSE, For Sale Howe he Sa “a A BE lee SUEY T Bat s Poy bes Bow of sight the | Mar hoe Housetrailers + is 38 er) TTER PAR’ sons CORE iF ar wo - Dog canes conser- reh &, yt EH of Trailer . . te 2 ART _1 day's CJ ox wah = or ata standard 1988 at Hin ge ages. Space +078 20 3.0 os AN LADY } service in MY WOME : er | ey, ae “aa ae ve ones | GL 2 te OY Penns OURENORE PE Feder" * : She eas Se | te fev nr mili 38 13 i : Se ae —— NICH 4 Bi ay 5 fl eae emeas* sts BENJAMIN R | ane GHOLIE pestoom 5 eres it :. sna Seat ate Por Sle Moree... e| P von Ata a Se Dies sae Boats Bicycles mony T CK YOUR PO of ] his or her assesses nv, pervon pacer agg ION from SI- wethaneee SSPE | rane “ off the fine i and cause euch Airplanes +00 ers in : job- - ee ‘eos Thaw Caneel the’ Classified W e ar reer horeagy +8} section. Or ;' _ Ou Ow" i: their = Used Cars ++ 87 ' place : : ow. SA. : neose RR Work Ww your own => ye ihe “ iat are For Sale ee anted ad , —— 80 have Used Trucks to tell = x, ratiog eeeee 1 x) Fd - Xi rin gees een Rea é : ant? 7 = 8 heel ack edoedll employer * s you're aval. at’ * °, Fer ats Used SPA Te ATTENTION KITCHENETTE. MODERN Close im. FE Inquire several a. diss forme, reliable service. PONTIAC REALTY Baste TE nant ACREAGE—VACANT AND PRIVATE BATH. | VE WW ves y oF eubureas prop farms. C. Sundwall. FE 42563 GREEN LAKE OFFICE)? coms: (ADULTS, Pxivare 3 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY. APTER | ae _ - - 344133 ROOM FU smeared, Pou ALL Us eR RNISHED APART- sleeping room. In- | LISTINGS WANTED ED. NORDMAN NEEDED TODAY FAirmont 1-16]1 after 6 FE 4-006 COMPLETE Real Estate Service mle mo year a EDWARD B. KEITI Ld F 8 E : t i Ea. is 4 Pr i md $> tah ab > >) ae ga ‘u acl * i i ateds | 4 BEDROOM YEAR AROUND home Waterfront at Lake Mace- conven, | day. 2 ists. i f) 5 Pe z PARTLY MODERN child welcome. Phone Dryden rgeee, sotani 3 ROOM APARTMENT UNFUR _& Florence. ‘or Rent Rooms 37 Wanted: Homes, Land Contracts 3 ROOM APA he es ee a AR PHONE OL 1-6651 if wa | Say Saas tos RL WiCKERSHAM yuna wont Meple, “Walled Lake ISN'T IT LOGICAL? im the Waterford Dray- surrounding HURON ROTEL. CLEAN Sy tee ek He 2-266. Rent Stores “0 BRICK STORE BUILDING SIZE | 24560 $75 @ month. PE $2555 DOWNTOWN | DESK SPACE. PRONE SERVIC im downtown studio 12 E. Pike. FE +7301. Eves. FE 23-7168 _| For Rent Miscellaneous 42 APA GARAGE WITH ROOM FOR sTOR- PH. be age of office space 1600 Wellend ¢ ROOM MOUSE WITH DINETTE. beth. 2 . dase _Dr. at Pontiac Tra. EM 3-3553 Sg ees Hise 85 i aie | eae eo 2 an lll— he Jon't end ¢ ou won't want to go back to town, low Rows PAYMENT. « RMS. end Extra room. toilet, Se 2 lots. 96600. PE 5-308) eves a sBvUyY 3 Bedroom 2? down, 1 uD. = i 4 4 i i ii ih # i Ae: a ls ® gE33 i Hise pitt 4 fh H zi : ij i i : 23 li Fi - ‘r i L rOoR bi IRWIN & ROSA ve eae TBal Pe ssn oe room bungalow, situated on S0n280 fi fenced » OPEN SUCCESS COMES EASY through Classified jads! To sell rent, buy, swap, Phone FE 2-8181. way ANY S\N MOON SAN +> WN NV Zs (es wary drop it on the floor!” For Sale Houses 4“ 6 BEDROOM HOME FOR SALE _to Clartston, MA $7681. _ 2-355) OMS HOME. FULL BASE | CLARKSTON §& ROOM RANCH FE 45336 | t¢ MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME. | Autom atic gas heat end hot wae- ter Full basement. FE tfpe Unfinished. Excellent loce- -| _tlon. MA &-T797 NOTHING DOWN 2 bedroom unfimished house. with full basement Wiring included Built op your lot. Smail down | and Teleg Only $6,500 Call Now man & Kampsen 377 8 Telegraph Ra +0538. Buy nothing - until we have for $10. First, you heave e large lot with alore, of course you em now, but next July youll be = you have them There's 3 large with walk-in shade trees and screens i HS * 3 ‘ , > euyeie t i an F tev? East Auburn Road ear Keego Harbor No Steps to Climb 9g% ey | iE i Ee Hh UD” Nicholie tract Wn payment on this custom built 3 oe Pull 3 fireplec : i i i Starter Homes IN DRAYTON PLAINS | De Any or All the WORK We Have Only NINE Homes available tn this Gesirapie OWN “=e ;eu 3 i lp sized end « kitchen that's all new with cabinets. Formica top counter new lincle- wm foor, etc Four reoms and beth up. 2 car SOx 150 f\ lot. GAS heat (new furnace) end incinerater. 613.000 with the very best of terms. West side West Side Ofte you two choice homes in the Webster grace and Wasb- | ington Jr ‘Riigh sehoo!l district Many oe ee ee SPENCE STREET a! Entate Exchange On Silver Circle OPEN 99% W._ Ruron Templeton | Do It Yourself This i# one thet you should see - bas & if Teengeedar shake siding A dot tg 660128 rms to sult you Cal we and | $1.000 Down Good 2 bedroom heme full Dasem dining reom beth Near Wever Gchoo!l $1,000 Down At Crewent Leke A sew 2 bedroom home thet should really please you immediate posses- sion. ents thet will 7 © Saginaw & pe a am gg oo ation and ep | eee | Lake District SPECIAL | by Hershberger! For Sale Houses’ 43 year s round Om bot 1005400 with Exterior Caiiforma Redwood full price $6.960 c information cal) OR 35-7614. HERBERT C. DAVIS ___@% _Pontiee Late Ra NEW SUBURBAN BRICK bedroom B. brick ranch heat. o m age foun’ Fer 1-655} between 8 and = - eee pea mmaeekeaa ! UTILITY AND GA $8500 equity in smaller house as dows _bayment Phone FE 5-003? CLAWSON brick 3 bedroom them. Before you buy be and see them FHA and 8. approved. Model now open 1 to § Eves. LELLAN REAL 34 Washington Sq Bid « __ Roya} Oak Lincolp 36608. _ BEDROOM HOME BUYERS ON'T * y @ full Dasement with | recreation space pa. ft This home com bination THIRTY-THREE Fer Sale Mowsee__44}__ Fer Sele Meamea 2 SYLVAN site aepnt* en spece. Rents ak ents. Invests S'ROOMS IN CITY , Hardwood floors. Full po omen GARAGE riation Terms | CUCKLER REALTY | homes on ESTATE fetihed MYERS | WEST SIDE FAMILY HOME f i ou see what 4 5 with terms. fal aati E F i rtitioned features, plastered walls, oak floors. water softener, hot water stoker fed | heat Owner moving from city | Call for seppointment -it “WHITE plas Select $1,078 John K. Irw —— Dail 1 te 86 THE “MACEDAY” 3 BEDROOM J. VALUET, Realtor 5 Oakland Ave 5-068) Co-operative Real Estate Service Modern Minded f Hi i : 3 “BUD” Nicholie a M. Stout, Realtor Sun. 11-4 e AY] Earlmoor Blvd. FE +0606 ee | KN red painted walis a hae +. living room price 90.500. terms WE BUY AND SELL La CONTRACTS NICHOLIE, -| DOWNTOWN INCOME. Are ’| Bargain 12 large sonme —gne heat —close to Sear's—easy $350.00 Down PES wish her mena JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | 348 Oakland Ave Afier 6 call Co-operative Real Estate Exchange - A VALENTINE FRE 54-5763 FOR THE FAMILY West side within 2 blocks of home with bea ee ee eee tiled | and an up-to-the-minute kitchen Delco F. W. A end «6 PE $001) MATHEWS STREET home +osee ONE OF THE BEST Buys. Built te 1960 6 room home 066x220 between Oricon Eiteben 14x13 7 Cal MY 232831 of at office, @ E. Fim mM. UNION LAKE Five room heme with full dase. | attached ol beat, + compect kitchen, cement bBiock bidg in from for email store Pike, # UDSEN Something New bullt @%) rm 8 bath utiful oak floors, | img for a new home with 2 nice bedrooms — living rm kitchen @ e ful oe with F WwW ~ st give us @ rip e will to show ts to you _ CO-Operative R with terms West sub- H/ KNUDSEN REALTOR $10 Pontiac State Bank Bid _ Eve > DAILY 1 TO 8 the aca cameg, ieee 'Modernaire” t lot. 4 miles from Ou heat Very modern in ev Breeteway garage , WILLIAMS LK. RD. owner room Take Ditie H Us | 17 80 “alee ase $90 tar| \erterd. tare tet a TRUE CONTEMPORARY HOME 4 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms with terme $14,990 WITH 63.990 DN ! W \SEE OUR FURNISHED MODEL /ee FT. Lor { | STREETS PAVED BY BUILDER Bran Srepin c Lina. PE ¢1549 sTEPSAVER K MOLDED FORMICA WARDROBE VANITY IN BAC ON EVERY HOUSE araree = te ae. | $300 DOWN _ 5 Ao GOODELL Sa ii cesuet gis : Het z ne ze 2 fe i : ? i B38 a E z § $ 8 . H. BROWN, Realtor Member Coop. Real Estate Each | _ GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS EXCEPTIONAL Ph. FE 54-6168 ~ Q li in if F is : —_ “i F i fii a5:E WE i CORD 2a eee 138 B._ Pike &. A fy ba as @ specious 3 , | re E a i f i if # 3 tT! i Lt] i 5 # 7 ae AHAN REALTY Co. REALTORS — Exchange “E2-0263 | i . ng tnd fag | df a and lake privileges | i we | CABINET ture to model. ? - THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 For Sate Howes 4/SLICE OF HAM _For Sale Lake Prop. 44|__ For Sale Acreage _47| Busnes Opportinitie 81] Money to Lem, 8 6 ROOMS PART BATH. 2 at POT, SP eae 7] |+. seproom year ND A _ . ‘ roo a price | home W mae at Lake’ hace oor ; ACRES ; Below Freezing! LOANS ; feomteta, itSesie, : La Sale Resort Prop. 4A De ae, sae ao Gang | Somme ons now's Mine te | 68 2 i venge Sa. = WALLED LAKE ROUND. Sedeaver Bis, 78 eee U.S. 2. 12 units, restaurant & liv- 30 E LAWRENCE PE > . Por t ASCOE WITH NISHED uarters SER ———— Ro pets Sieont he eee) teal" Marper a Tuxedo ej & trailer mm Bey well & | =o TEACUE FINA LCE Co. a. 3 UEC ’ ot ceanpbaine JACK So py Se Nene Dandate tl Ee oT 22 N. MAIN nice. 4 room home. oa ROCHESTER, . Rt RTE | LOVELAND teaser” 2, vA SITE | Siegen | ROSIN cos 2188 Case Lake Ré., Harbor —2onten eeinh Mi rtnir eet APPROVED time. Pull only $18,500. . rE 34578 we HOUSEHOLD pra agli OPEN » vetroom CoeEN a tx vere. | iaec ast steht, ite jo] Coane Feats Mo ne Fa_nechesies OL. $i OL beret vi LOANS §25 TO $500 =. pe Pata eee oriea ba. | proud, Reser to woainde ws | OTATE-WIDE |,, aazten a 'yvmostore,, end ot ee es LAKE PRIVILEGES Real Estate Service of Pontiac | ~~ CLIO PPING ranch home. wet oak deenk Wintame a ee BR a iis wat etree | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | sehetauthdmeser Beier! = FOR ALOAN? 8 beat, 2 car attached caraxe. This home has very nice FRANK SHEPARD | mw. sexmaw st. “bu! Per 0010s | GROCERY STORE LONG LEASE: | “YES” promptly to employed mon, ate bviced ‘below repre: Me Bagg Ek. $621 Orion Ra QL 1-181! , . “= ROCERY STORE. LOO LEASE | “\Vomec—married or single. Ne- 4.800. bn log ye . ipment. Must sacrifice om sc.| tionwide credit. Single, visit loan. Terms. There iss large 2 car garage For Sale Lots 46 For Sale Farms 48| count of il bealth. $4,000 full) phone fir Phone Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor in grill house, Adany ‘shade trees ‘a aa ree pki ‘M. sonms, REAL EsTATE| ‘TOANS $25 TO $500 A beautiful spot for only @ & 50 ft. lots with sewer ana | "ARM PuR- 833 W. Huron sss FE ¢-3805 Evenings $10.915! Open for ion water in, poses, From 63 to 445 sores, Also GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND 7 Fe ‘Sait or PE ¢az78 ey BR A Desmond JUDSON BRADWAY CO. oe fewias ous, © | uipment.. Long lease. Every- BENEFICIAL LAKE PRIVILEGES 1100 Majestic Bidg. WO 20100 | SOR Pal AND ACREAGE | of a sell on account FINANCE CO. : ieBL A “EtMoce "| sat. nepggon Rouse Yor | tay Tore wultnt wSttTa BUILDERS 6 ACRES Savas oman coor| CPt (REALTOR) sale or rent. Low down payment.| nis homs hase full Nocttaeey ; nt 00. down. 1 room modern| {#fming community, old estab- U to $500 gk e Rd. _|_ Commerce Lk. EM 34730. Auto, ‘oi forced heat. 52 gal 29 VACANT LOTS SS. 1: hae lished ss. Inventory at cost, p rE > PE ¢3044; Open 9 to 7 HAM 3 BEDROOM slectrte hot w . 2 large Elizabeth Lake Estat and 3 pe. bath down, basement, | ‘#ventory SS $22,000. (1946 to 1953 cars. B your title. ranch, bric pic windows. This home “states etl fired furnace, large garage | Franchise. Frigidaire Dela val. Most deals closed in minutes. basement recreation room, F) ft. | Reeds ‘come interior work and tool shed, basement barn, ap ——, —— Loans also made on furniture. OUTSTANDING | e*\V""RurtH Realtor | *= erg worth the price We have available 29 vacant lots, | tome fruit and berries. Rolling ior ting. diussiving pert Signatures and other securities. INCOME! we 8. Wondeprt, Bina. MI eter LAKEFRONT ery sach eye | Pe Eatope evans | Siguct mavere tastes Su. |) AKT, AND Eline Cour a we — rn m... ae, 2 i, DREAM HOUSE ge Terms. Full price fie. —_— . = wearin I | aces’ cedvauttes. shoe Some | A,Seeuifal 8 room t siery 2 bet. tereted cma | | RIPE FOR | eitvatictegttn tiedeFons| LOAN CO ~ 303 c aE 9780. dows. ‘Nesas oe, way frioe room CLARK REAL ESTATE cous eee ae ’ frontage. West of Telegraph Rd work. Materia] re. 1% baths. Natur- POCIPMENT OR a Seep a | Sere a rer Hwa Sat “HR HEE.| SUBDIVIDING "es Seee"?| FE 2.9906 ROSE _MCLARTY " ataiaiates < ‘atki iac E cs PPORTUNITY NEAR MILFORD | #EW (pce! Moves ROUSE, Si Sones wha aE’ ee VETERANS tons oer aes 65 ACRES yg | sed cial hag ete g eee oon use of a eenied a petal to DRAYTON PLAINS Ne money down. Model located at beautiful neighborhood. Highly re- 80 ACRES = eckes Evins — = s Beam cress ot MM | Sst, Sa gore armen | 6 ees rap 2% sary tee mpureen eS a] ceed oe Se ey] BY ACRES. rh ig Up to New ¢ room modern Maceday Lake | Ddedrooms upstairs. Large liv HANNAN, LI 4-4900 | Pontiac.” vow "aq 8000 ‘with 00 | , dasement. bot water heater. oll WATERFORD | cru eeer ea, 5it| Enea bat fe “Tt aterford Dr RIDGEWAY | exintissien mes] $500 CASH ones seeker ‘seem aes” neh deus oy Westy tnndseaped. Oo a taean: AIRPORT AREA GI—No Down Payment gg ord ayton 975 Baldwin Ve hdiek| Sem eek mee pie Gli coe | lee Vou Tod beth glass, block features. GEO. MARBLE. Realtor | {comer lot. 87,050 with $2.950/ 6¢ room modern with 5 rooms| “'Vilians, low down payments.| nice caneina Close to bus | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | be had for only $6000 with only | or You a | iting room ‘and, roomy hitchen Yes, | S981 Andersonville Rd Watertord | “DRAYTON PLAINS | bacoment’ susfit Om" ful | Soden? and 3 bedroom Homes| “°™ “¢ “a Feree oe and Outland County have ber- fas se es oe ns furam.? Batrcom me | Herntgc ta ip atta | fk, Sara a mare Cntges | unnn ety ng’ wuu| 128 ACRES L.C. LADD | sage eters = me —— GOING be bert dining | fruit, freee and arden apace. Bocems AkD Es OF ALL | Ona ‘stores On good rosds Clese| Gre pana sategctive | Om Sn P pundays | BUCKNER'S 18 OLD RE. HUMPHRIES So for ie INCOME ow, Diomen ena ‘Oon. @0 Weel | Siumnine Lew ss O60 wit Gls) siting ik, whuebonrd ence’ Se) POD MILE ROUTE FOR| LIABLE, UP, To DARE, Loss den m the! 16 room dupes with § rooms ca | OU Clarkston Orion Acres stanchions. Worse barn with | feng Tene ALWAYS WELL TREATED. REALTOR tandegaped. “te.sen | Seng it Late roma 4 scree, Wooded &| Dara end machine’ bern, Good Ging veem streamline kiteD- | warsi~s LAKE FRONT } - g barn and machine bern. f.. ; : When there ONT pe lag pane gel Cute aml cosy year sround = 3 acres Sp rips Sar eubtivtiing”'S, oN ote. Write ~ A ME . 1 story 3 bed- 5 3 blocks from Sears. - Ay - Bg Fire. pg = ae ata | aoa ra sHOP oar eae non na PEET nae are always sure of kind reom, RIDGEW AY Sow dock. aioe shade Baldwin Waldon Acres (te wa im ee ; a ress” and an excellent 8 acre parcel of nice level 71 ACRES Walter Green ‘kite MY 98031 BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY PS | oe aerm Secre Rimpece acct, | Stunetra fil, lrg! | Sind of Setar’ Pitt | 72 BOY, 7 SRL REALTOR heater. This | Co-operative Real Estate e 371 8 Teleemass’ Ra Pt peg hy Be gocten farm te Under eultivatien "Reng | —rartridge is “THE BIRD” to see.| You can obtain up to $500 to- Established 1916 home with 40628. $2200 ~ A e your own pamiane ian’ 9 aiden Aiea 601 WHOA! STOP! Gay or any day at Duckner's cesar mud | NTE WV FHA sise-down. a atte =. for @ short time or take: up to 2 Teme ore D BUY! an OO S22 ere en | om MRE OSES gg | emer RY Se tis Biacatop treet home with bome 27x40". | North | suburban. festricted area for ranch 0 Oe FLOYD KENT, Realtor block butiding room Deus a —— — oe pe. $8 500 located seems. $3 water heater kitchen AB. . road. Just orth of | 4 W. Lawrence PE 54-4105 - — > heart SIDE INCOME. ¥. peach was 30 Do Wl} « oe Eat Se Ge ed 2 é down “" as ke a = OM only 04.200 | 942. por month including taxes, | MEW 0. 1, MOMES, 01.200 tome nn Farms 1rOuX ICKS B i wa "oa OME | Fibedtociatiiiy ‘room, ‘sus Brick Romer Basement gue heat | TL, 06F%, parcels. On s.g.0 2.4 WANTED soos uns REALTOR uc k ner itll, Basement The He, 3 room og | Sows copper ‘plumbing, imme. | Ony stew tet Slanted fe oehe iting "harry | FARMS, ACREAGE Ba? pears Plate | FINANCE COMPANY . diate eceupaney. North east see-| 1 easnow PARMS As nent | on, this —only 2 left! 61.se0 Have buyers for land within sbout | + wy EVES. UNTIL 6 Above Walgreen's PE +0541 Schocl. now : : eo -'« hes 2 bedroom home im desirable lo- $180 down. 30 mile radius of Pontiac Will aL | 5 Corner North Saginew end Huros — Ee TAKE— Bir Saiae“wih | pp et ~ en berern vend o| teteny utsueomenisd te] © TCT ADD) | bitte batt Sa"m tnd" | For Lease) sett ino Drayton NORTHWEST oF Lake Privileges FOR COLORED gre cee oes, Gin erm | ote Ne mn B or Lease—Modern 2 stall 08) Dixie Highway rm hema. “C''bedrms it | Begirable 2 bedroom heme. nar ON Lice Lovie FAMILIES rans. Rae ope bears WARD E. PARTRIDGE] service station. Gool gal-| eres frum Post 0 bathe. 3 rm. brick | Wal grea with beach privileges | (ype home 3° bedroom Earge | L,qbrtroom,,deme,, Beat, scheet J.C. HAYDEN » lor 3 i Bast REALTOR _FE2-8316| lonage. Fine _ location. fassned, tod fr. full pascinent | porch. Living room. dining ‘room, Pine oom, ea tare wee| Lake we "orice sain. Eman Sows | + \- neuire "D. Screed “ese Camerce 2 © Rave ms ____} Call L. H. Cole Oil Co,| Mortgage Loans 84 ) ina. Eichen ‘cd tai Meaty | slecini save. Auto. ot forced bot | ESYmaat, Fer, information call 00 5, Walt Bird. VE gout | off ML Clemens Sale Business Property 49) FE 2-9173. pores prime on | Offered sade Ttovee. Beoter, ful Sath‘and"shocer'eiy | A. Not Reelter. 100 W. Pits, | - TOR BETTER new a Umtr APARTMENT _— LOW INTEREST Bea, ctewcereesttnn. Sines | See phame aac POE Say cme | a cy tr | ee TLED LAKE STROKER RIELS! | Eetsle mee See Oeeet | WANT TO BE | Pyuniies, a one on EMBREE & GREGG | gee’ i’ “inet ans O8 | meautitul modern 7 rm. 3 bedrm Compare the adv ite YOUR OWN BOSS? | steuid borrower dle. see WEAR WATEING LAKE. tem. mod-| 1865 Union Lake R4. EM 3428) | Priced si Shivam with oa ESS | home Ou paved rood, Conpaed < close im a — eR 2 bay Suncee station on mein H. G. PETERSON ern ranch-style home. 100 fi. lot, Lake : th: Venetian bitnds. Lake beth Lake Ra. i mile W. of Tele STORES, HOME bignway is Pontise available. Ex- 10 Pontiac State Bank a Nae] L. C. LA D privileges. Oia S00. Terms —ar-| DALY 1 TOS graph Rd end select your site mie a ee copertunsty te improve. _Poone FE beet or well decorated, i on = Train om. ex .- — = aeoerated. he ie Price <0 usta, Bey... _Drarien Platne| All meters = room 2 betroum THE “CHELSEA CARL W. BIRD. Reaker Double, brick starve plus 1 room | 600 will handle. Call dr Bryee _ Swaps 612,000, terms. ith $1,200 Down — " g Blocks from 3 Bedroom Brick adel sot See cmet pestyen oot 6 BEAUTIFUL § ROOM MODERN Metwractive sis mie teres, wm | FHA and Gl Approved | Pe cant Eves. FE price ——— ranch home. west suburban. way “Ww. iyi ne ea ith basement, ts eet ANN E | w | ' C. "ALGRIM, Broker Paved street, city water, sewer. . Deossession. 4339 lot. 4 Next te Power , 200 ont Fostiec Tres GI $600 Wick CORNER Loy TH REALTOR FE 2-8316 Cas FOR YOUR VACANT CITT KENNEDY OFERS ADAMS bows paras? ve costs et res _—* is THE “pinp- To exe | SEEPYRERLE FF STEEL PUK: ! REALTOR 2 Homes—Ortonville caine Gt me oe FE com. afer » pa. NORTHERN TAVERN | bis, ¢ chairs. noon," eadlgus souck STOUT S yor Steve Sob, Sete owe co tate Knotty pine cabinets with rustis VACANT LOT Mer ee, Tet, leeeams teal, tor) shoes. Sie Machinist's tsole WHITE OR OR rd Hrundetion. 67.000. bai | = SPECIALS-COLORED ‘ome a OAKWOOD MANOR | aval, tog, wrod, sar ypurveses| Ke waste sorts 'or Ghee. | sociry in MOOKEN BED: BEST BUYS | fet ested cies Si.oce down. Large 3 beg-| Central Ave. Nicest one on the! Florida ‘closet, you bave been arvaming of. Cor | AUSESS {70, fet deep | cffion| just G82.100 with ealy $10.009 da. | from home to trade for Inte model Gown, | large bedroom up a Met to terrazoe r Spacemaster doors. Ber lot im one month. Ask for Rolfe Smith for . ’ tract. equity in your home of TODAY putag eg Being toon coe wit baleate sees | BS, iT Sa Sumaigalt | fsbenedsdeses 4 tian Seg it See EAE wi) Reriber information SO RT | Steal Pv . . 611.000 cash to mortgage. . eel Pull price 11-008 tan nice condition tnd’ well FULL PRICE Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | Roy Annett Inc Rogen hi ig ol ExcHinOn "YOUR takb COE $$$S$SSS$ of Bt. Joseph Hosp. Clean ee ee $11,950 TT, Segingy S| Ph PE eel axaLToma “| 3 eee teres ead S| sro) est, sede art Sk You wil prebesiy make Sostshe, veate fer se sot ease | Coned Commercial Bivd A beauty Opict & open e-| fisabeth “Lane ha, bet Seon —_ =e ed sot anster ot co quo veswen, OB DE ao man Separate entrance. 2 lots. 2 car 8 femty lcceted ta coed | site cnt emer SF 2 ae | Lene Re and nate. Open and Sunday 14 "| "32 FARMALL TRACTOR. BW, See tee | few | Ee | he eam e| =~ HITE ONCE IN A LIFETIME] , SHORT ORDERS | jew Tuswcior tn Pr ul rade fica. All brick store with e ered ee GAS bath < vegme e. Bateaim ‘priced for quick Otter Hills ee ee ae own | f.Semainwe short order het wnct:| for cump wage FE +i Getmanting Urine _cuartove Wile M. BREWER immediate possession. $13.-| *¢tion. Shown by appointment. ond make Ob pir me | enteelne me cen evil | FOR SALE RENT MODERN = Se bem. Becomes > Next to Secretary of States office ose. CHOICE WEST SUBUR- Sr "brcetage enous of Peatas's mals ok ancmaet Ge on ery it~. oa best Paved front. «| FE $00) PE ¢600 PE 30023 i Acres—Metamors 2 FINE LOTS ° ; Mt Sertac? witn | busiest Thao | iR'ROOAY WEAR OM 7 C.FRADR Sees |p oe oy le ca oy epee rieme | WARD E. PARTRIDGE! 3 bat ne alee ¢ Pit , “4 é i " a Ze == = |Portridge| Sess] EES ml Meee el Ma 2 gel ba i Aa dows. full basement. ofl heat cash. First come.” rch oe TUROUOGROUT an Wane nase FE ¢ TWO FAMILY % THE “BIRD” TO SEE Ay ee Ban he REALTY Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A| o wo husn Oven Eve PE 34318 S Rae) bine. VALOES 4 toon. ‘to tmotese ea oe A LITTLE GEM oon ee, oe Auburn Ave Eto! NORTH sae tale COMMERCIAL GARAGE, 9.000 89. SwaP On GEL GALL ORS. Sivas, tree tae oct. | ASCH ent sine oat are | Bloomfield Highlands SeSie ve Sayer bates, Se, a, ee Sorameet tens’ win". Mret'| Sale Land Contracts 82) Si cer rs"teate? coon ash Gown end. Soe jy Fa a ee voctioate,’ van fiom Shh binds “Resepllensl conaiies a. x: eileen SWAP ROW BOaT, Oaks AND Bi | = eben Ge Johnson Fa aa test ene Pees sae cee INVEST eau Mec SS Ze n° ENJOY YOURSELF | ,J7’S FURNISHED fall Casemiot. AC. ol heal taeee down payment, ha ber p Mat, ‘best door. | Your money te 0 prot tnd coo, | WAP YOUR OLD GATES OW T T's Inter than you think. fotos Stes SSoement cor earner Sith ectomatic FOR BETTER HOMES NORTH gon8 FT. BUILDING, EXCEL-| Yin liberal Son Fa | See, Eivets Merdvare tet Ww And you will enjoy living pew, pee all the door. Includes earpet. - cg ee beeen 3 Ps we TS FE Oui. Ask for Ted | TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT, sad the Sidp hove room — eee ee corms and sorcene, cuteor Frontage 6 te round Convenient Pisher wood thy basinems & bean. 3. B. furniture, appliances or auto for einer tae seme we | WARD E. PARTRIDGE erik S608 Wil Bande. | caiy # min to Ponting this ‘wil | Desement. full bath, wall to wall So ee dee ee etna | "ain Geto ot at ats, wil {RDUSTRIAL CEMENT BLOCE 9% pMoesiea poor mir §=|RFALTOR FE 2-8316| 5 Acres—Lake Front “per, month evenings ‘aiter | Suitable for large family. sie | NEAR CLARKSTON FIVE Daihdine 1600 ooq. ft, 618 per | 6.0 TYABLE at | © Telgrape ___¥ 9-200 clean ft is @ two © W. Huron &.. Open Eve. 1 to 8 New 3 bedroom home with "00 ‘call Mr. ‘Bloom, 20808. cern parent Ye. retertag nena ee ___ cont ‘inereet. Secured. bf, rem wall modern. 1 bedroom West fised, ving. rooms. Ouly 8 Uving room oth brick quien DRAYTON PLAING 8 oe eee aa fae ay A gg conditicn. " Basement, ovtontatie sista a howe FE Phat = cK —_ everioting ths fect | lev. full tasement, “corner fot 08 foreed air heat Seal pee, 06 Pez,menm = te | Gems Wite Pentins Preee, Bet | ‘with gun heavy’ Guy ects cai Sa ape Seba hae wake | Secs cS SS Gets | FOR TESES ee hota | rol"SPY a ea maDURS re| Repel ones wegen tase |S 53) Be agtet, pair Boon terror than this ¢ will, and foom.| OR 31978. | down $62 monthly pay- . oney to Loan dogs For a good % ton pickup $3,100 total orice. 4a Bever wwanatorved. sacri ments. given vet- E. Buron rr nn State Licensed Lengers) truck or ‘48 model car or $208 doesent fe pnts, Pies : | ee a MAHAN {ter Sele or Exchange 8 a fe eas - Sana very ao We Saturday 3-5 :30 drapes. lached 3 car garage, quiet netab- STONE = For Sale Clothing jee down —— 6542 Lanman Roy Annett Inc ve ring ae aa STONE REALTY eocnatinn Ued' Wave bom Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Williams Lake _ ATIC. ia ooe hth xO. FE2063 en ‘ to 8pm ; Sun. 1 te 6 Open we ; Sun. 194 TRAILER take over payments. : = ON, Retor | Sa Foe Soo Acenre_ 2) ES ESrh goon | a oe A. JOHNSON, Realtor | Win'aivie, nt*: rivet rteht Will divide, 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. ettOM ES - BARTRAM Fig Near Oxford ata Williams , 7 " rat SYLVA oll heat, eigetrie hot water 2 9 bedroom brick with living inane sand beach. ht “ar| HOLMES-BARTRAM | i. cor to cen Be CKINS Lote | We have store to be N PLAINS |? ano fy eaonoes campmor or wage SEY ES, rer oon and DRAYTON | =< cde Petere Domes. ane, 8 yosme, te Pontiac. ined. Beare for barber. Chain 8 SSS Les) are ee | cele ue recnoce| ae to's pez cont 0. | morvgnge and Pe te 04.200 with $800 down. ‘| “ADAMS REALTY EPL SEE] — Tae SRroN—| 5 Acres on the Dixie [nm saeog.ace ye gi sa = a #4 : Pe ey WATERFRONT HO ; non "iin bi ; ” .WEST—CITY Lake OG Xe Be ALTY, Soo ! [a a, 300 down, Gwost, Oh bist : ‘BeReg Beers x . yin : 36 ! 4 = ‘ E a “1. A. Taylor Soe arse ¢ ¢ Ee pee aaa nee TH bP y , Y Sale Household Goods 57 H 57 a aa aaa ‘ E ONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY J FEBRUARY ll. 1955 57| Sale Household Goods 57| Sale Household Goods, 37 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 MODEST ———— THOR WRINGER WASHER $20.00. | | “ WAY nn | Miscetaneous OO MAIDENS wy - FE 3-208. ares oe twin coerce | CONQS FAL Spe RUNNING FT __ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67, Sale Farm Equipment 76 EEN ES AEDS va ur » like mith’s, 257 S. | , SEASOBED OAK CORD WOOD, at new, $100. OR 3-5081,, SPECIALS ee _ 44697 3801 South _Bivd. | "Slows et) sage Uewgra “ahats UES. DAVENPORT. HUTCH 6-9 p.m, + | Pub stu epbinet auto. ironer. | NSULATE NOW place camel cual. Pern ey. Basie re Sat i Admiral FV console tis:| AND SAVE MONEY | pisce, b tindling “wood jOukland SIMPL . Rive. _| ie Bpeed Queen Cabtact CALL _ Fuel & Pa ‘0. se. ing chal ‘Davenport reversinte } Stars OVE FOR GALE | olor foer sample cie™: M.A. Benson | SAP CONS PEO Facteee SS uleee ht Pa aul we coffee table. ~ ——v- | cubic ft. ° = | end kindling. PE 20166 40042 or MU 42078. Ename! ee : ——— = = sc oki pants = S ee tel | camo Oo ee YG: 39¢ | “Gave ‘up’ te . ce et is. so 0 oe =e St. PEdera! 4253) | For Sele Pets 09 SAY NEIGHBOR! —— M S17 sam 2 mR FUR \ Out here . | Armstrong's Vinof\ 23 131 N yre. to y _ FE AKC o } « bed IxTigoe SOLID | MAHOOANY | ible Vinyl inlaid “Tue Mo Price | once re tae : Pee Shepherd wuppics, peaigree pe MICH. CHAINSAW A Matching (mizror with bureat. ROBGER MASE PAINT Gar sisi | ‘eation” room” coven, $10, rec: tssy Bair COLORS AT Bld, wemded "Pe Veetss’ Fe | DISTRIBUTORS | S, 3, Tees eS 4 isout me re Reaenaa care oat ge | Some et | reno reat ay gee | SS SENSE) Sp eee ce see Se CAN of Saono at “5 Pe aad SY ERS, 14] W, HURON | ote. . . —— oor. PN weed FLAT | Rae ? Ad I 5. ites MY 3-562] “a a ol a 8 “ seneseseeie ¢ ‘ lectrie ’ | ; - Shortages te, ie! Tine noow pore, excer-| His Secteaceeee eae| “ BEAYT | Baste aR SPR Gia! We Have Seen OTT T | Sagem eum SS see rd beds. com. | —'*Mt condition rocker, : ope mace plete 6: Ssegeretors ein op: |* PE: Bares See en | ku UBS oy tice ceed and | cons eee | Serage ures: Reems | THE NEW CASE | SCHRAM AUTO PARTS . , i j _— eS a ait snes 3 wii ev seta. é25 up Maale on >see =siia wees erp Bagel ae vol Oaviee ee ave Pe 3-161 | AQUATIC GARDENS - 400” 2639 Dixie Hwy. re | nette vets. “Si — sae eG: afee condition FE 23-4353 caging ein ee” Pare pames, gus bir “nd hyaline SUPPL ies | It Has Ev hi 4 Sogn culge, 80090 Gp: living ror, ATTRESS AND HOLLYWOOD | _ 42 ol) Binds Beat Purniture. DuPont flat wall paint $2.79 gal. | ‘AKC REO ck... is Everything : suites, sia te By tr hace mee. You pare. Closed |i Pr pea Ave. PE 4-7681 oak — semigioss $3.79 gal. pot nog oriwax SHORTHAIR | Preview Showing ‘ guites’ 619.80 up. Many e the . ms. FE| tor 6 9 REPRIOERA- cBride Hardware | Pe | ‘soma. ot | oi opnc —@wasaibe ais aaa 4 perfect cond} | OPEN SUNDA | = COCKERS. BEAUTI- | Octavia way Plan Mcoasiten. "PE Sane ‘eros OO | oe pd tla “efa | Pin ara na "as Ores EE Gatien aves AE RY) py re p. 3 MOTOROLA TELEVISION F ——_—________. | 10 SHEETS OF RUBBER 1 j , ALEET. | an Now to Come COME. OUT Look | (ble model Hew pictere, tube For Sale Miscellaneous 60; fecas*si tach Mage fr iy ” othe HOUGHTEN'S 2 ACRES OF Free | {,,c07 Werreniee. Only ce0.08 Mi | | welder 'St PE 2000S Closed Sun Auction Sales 77 DRYER | bed frames. 06. . do : designs terrific | BEAGLE FOR ix | a ——. .. ores | Dahaisees Tearoom ‘cuits. 640.88 ny aot wringing mop 1.88 | ling room seas voles | aot hunter PE S35 | Go me south Smile weet ot ceedle adhee. Dadecen ae Geen ete sn aos Ramee caceueeee 905 | Porch $295 v 195 SI EAGLE PUPS. 6 WES ‘¢i0 FE} Orton. W loaded Ieneow Lev, My sent Ua edbel beds. O78 42'T | 13 $8 Mirre pressure meric, 7AM! Crescent. Sef Orchard Migue “Fie BABY PARAKEET & NEW CAO, 5° gaits farntare Aatates NTT SEAT icicabcar. | 6050 dovengert sscpar wih tener 1489 set 7 pe. Kitchen fools 95 | EVANS SPACE Shirts vue “6 OL tee CAGE | Sr tools. Tugn, Odds and ends SisY "uo: amp wercapapy | tape tne. A eg Oe a GABY PARAKEETS WFTW CAOE| mutue"or‘eal Weis 'Get ts top Bre Lh BABY | by 12°tace rugs... pisos | tye Khchen step stools ai io wader, "esd conttl I've changed my mind. How do | turn’ around and go back?” | This Week Only. ...$5.98) fom" paese i boudine “hunch REARPAST SET 06 BABY $e © by 12 imported rage’. $35.08 | G35 Room veporiser 950] Loree cslvanised loundry tub, | —____—_—___— i eee ee AOCnGe te te ' shale 63-40. Studie ceuch teh |S ue 8” eter rugs..........040.56 | 285 French tee ™ toe | sek. sete 18, 613 Bit 32500 For Se [ enese PCr. Ae. 7) 8 ef oie. vat 6-30 ‘ Dresser 011.06. Bedroom suites. |® b> 12 Waoleatn SIN Ga0 | 88 arenes caster 185) ELECTRIC WELDER surrabie | ~~ Sale Miscollancous 60| Do It Yourself 61 @ RABBITS. 3, TO 7 LBS CALL Waterford vetween Drayton and ; Sanat. tarrienme ene mes |e ee dinettes so... 00.50| Sos Wadlle nandeme ema ines | 3 fof_use oo rural lines FE 4024 MRS NEWMAN'S VARIETY GIFT manearnne ~~ | MU Sse otter 6 pe i0CHiOn avaa¥~ WabelDaY ‘ Sock St Me cloctets iaingen, (Geni nea "ould Goons ‘beater “60.08 | Th 80 Meleren tT} wen. Sis! chomines csmnbtnetian store: | as cae. eae ee gue 25 PER CENT sr ail mane nigh LB Suan. Gale Frew : .- storm - Discount ~ . ‘ws pet 628 Rechest s MAIN FURN ineide, oulside paint: Gana nal | eae Begers 26 pe bo somes 27 50 | windows and doors, call OR 31900, S84 saucers Values to 5 on Sherwin William, end _ 5! a 3 ; ‘enn fal FURNITURE Prenaay, terme oe nee ef 19.8 tady' a lugesce 12.88 FUEL’-OIL TANKS Pegg Bh ane ee Cee ee eee ent eee oe ALL a at meas TO SETTLE Es ; See ee nrg Be | 28 98 Je sdiee wraincese = 13.50 278 Gal 18 tm legs ANKS | Ave meet egret es ius ore tou ee pets thee. @ 8 Avior PE 6063 | will cell at public suction located : BARGAINS E +3083 ANK FURNITURE |__ELEC. 8 HAND ‘TOoLs | fUiges?? Delivered’ $55 50, Fe, | busin 0 AND RUSSER STAMP | Ave. FE 0eise._ | PART BOSTON BULL. PREE PE] S57 of Loneer en, M30 j r DEGAINS (43 Orchard Lake Ave PB 4-1081| 495 sc” slec ‘power ds 18 06 | Sa Pie es, cutter, vulcaniser, etc. Write DOORS | Banaaalfe ako — aa hog lB fly i om wing eat $28 00 er | ir] Ly 6 rt) a: — got —_— popes FREE STANDING TomLETe “$1795 Pontiac Press Box 71, | Aluminum Comb 029 80 -) Aubura a i la starts ay 4 nen Oe; eae ; 9.00 | ahdle 79.80 8°." fittings $11.95 | i je Jalousie | 10 TH fet ta Beas NORDE so romaric —wammms | Eine “Sate talt tor. | lcs San cn ting New & Used Lumber | Sie. 2. $G$ PanaKere CanaRine, cages | NPOWTEARD Cartin. Antu | } -_ Soo Like new. Will sacrifice for (325 | 40 Rafter grinder” Tyo | White "061.58 | Colored $100 50 | txte-3u12-Jnlee CEE WEEDON Pa a | see § "Wred Dee "30, petal fone Sn Crow Be ce ce of death in family | 1098 ¢° jae bench vise us cave pLUn I rs Veed doors. comp. with frames | Oot yoonarL. PE 42000 tes. 1306 Mi. Clemens. 44000. Holstein, treshenes Nev 33. bred Hoe sersires BS) alia aces ok | hae ewe $8 | gan re eae) it, a esl Better ce OO FT YonaeL?, smpric tax | * Commas TE ee | den a, Melnam. 4, fege Bee : af i and enchange every-| Eves her r a . Cheap. t'eg'e! volt sotdering gow... is Nt i a Wes = SURPLUS LUMBER |-"2_® _ oom. G. A Thomp Fanakents PST 4. due den. 3 Aug. 2. Holstein. oe eae Ew, BENDIX Ce re ee pcr pe (Sees fe eae| FREE Sinereeme Gules Perea | tot, maaey mar Sm EAGD ROGATE — watts | wus woe “OP BBE 1B Ae cece $B |SG, Spc See etoun her |e ae Wenn metus was eer trome, eatin |G, ee On ee | Ge Sat , IN ONE 1966 ew H NOW $190 96 | 6.7% hendsow —— athtubs. Crate S subber paint. Bacy to aN due Feb 2S Ei ee | besarte s | So aa ht mete ee Sha Che Fm A Erion |e EB) Siva Bopp ie Ev taginae | Bm Saale” caste Pe BOTTLE GAS ree teeta rise HOW, tam lene Ball weer bi brece | 86s RMICA BP dove well pempe wm ia | > ai” aniand Post a Pein Co dye hear Pe. 61 7 GAS Range 25 Table $1 = 180 n 190, 1. gas metallation $23.77 com | swkere aprt fee we CAMERAS 6 SUPPLIES = wrong ire legs na —4,, owa os P POR THE HOME WORKSHOP com, 4. due ; oz Wisaal wont chitee 2S. Seren _&. FE 41133 | 80.98 oreo com BS LOOR SHOP emia A ton Pyorter-Cable, Miller's Palle and Fob. 3: Molstete, 12x14. 1 }OOL CARPET | PLAYER PIANO AND @ ROLLS. S55 Twin lene Rotter. abe $0 8. Saginaw st oi sage & oe oe ee Ee = i + MODEL seitea a oe _Sddy end code MA PSI” 9.58 Edtncs Culms, 39 cee. BS ¢ 0000 W010 TIRES PARTS To | 100 8. PLO jOPPL sanders oa 8, ave, April 6 ee machine }¢*| RUGS, 0x10% « YD. HALL CAR-| S00 ¢ ar? tise orehech. | thee ——— F J POOLE C yours: 6. sebowey bed. comeicte Take | _pet_to_mateh. 00. OR - CAR- | 200%. 8 mm Reel & can rr > & M COMP: Mobile ham iad pests ears; ? Holstein heifers. scared Comrect <8 SINGLE MAPLE | E> aparns | ne . ate Be Of G & M COMPANY ow 13-260 and mise, | Itt Conlend Ave PE ines Reiser wail T DRESSER MATCHING Capea | Saree ae Pete ein No. PPG Flashbuibs 10 for 77 Came AnD pounons_ MACHINS | CLD GIRKEES — = Est lane aber a | eo oe timm Movie Kodachrome ea) ue. wore 0/5, Sintoss “REPAIRED 6 tarter Homes a JR ADMIN. : : SAVE 20.98 Mens 5 euhier huggege 10.98 | Sere 9529 Ondvke Ra . Put ip new 2 ’doers.| IN DRAYTON PI S| i ~oR ¢ ay we Remi cer, moet | “acer a ana Bo ness Doo aii" | Do Any or All the 3 ioe to Ha record paver MS) MONS: Bison tack de gg ER ri i the | 0. ne Mt -— libenestd ° 32.50 Westing. clock radio 2375 | W. Eight Mule Eine Co. giset | —Recrentics, 37) _Asbure Tom's , ‘ T Fes i? AT 1 PM HOME 18 50 Ev w or ite We Have O 5 furpishings wre 6% Weeteew eaar! Davisen ave Only NINE = for every room. 2 GENERAL i wood $1680 PAIN r Homes evailable in this destrapie ry WAREHOUSE CO. |t#%= > E, % -- FBB | rectasete, tactory comet “Low “Ds ental og Sat hoe Sor ye Cee teen Telegraph WALTON TV ~ eo ee end deck LOW MONTHLY Parurnrs | ALL KINDS HAY Oats J, Hiek- > Detly 10 to 6: Ther, Prt. Mos, | wanes. Cor. re oaast | $3.08, so $2.98 gal Out Seshadew to Kempt. turn | _ ore Wactor work MA 7: | Sea fies Por high grade used care We ventngs ot oun Hh 29 tw 2% | GIRLS ClOrmiNO FOYE AND | “beck guarenieg, TO Robert Ch Hay STRAW, Cons, O87 | SPECIAL aAlk: MonstS 6 FONT | fist mer roe wok Wee weONE'S. pumps. Bre. ac ae a BILAC KETT’S obert Chapin AY FOR SALE ALPALPA ree 1 » wey, soot GUNES RENTAL Garage Doors |... BLDG: SUPPLIES Const brome. TMA ba AND | press ihiwes H. J. VANWELT | aromatic Gas WATER meat. | Compete mock of camber 9 deere me Dine Bk sen ee nstruction nay Phone wre | it WILL wh AT a Se lee = be. gece 0 te Bes be sets, All olsee evel 4 Se PE 8113: | 30 BALES oF Jue Sage | tae om the promises ae tan tem et Se) Se Plywood me STORM SASH | Sesh ne Lecmens oo Save tees 4 ae a COMPRESSORS FROST lum comb. window j200 BALES GOOD WAY. ¢ be- USED (“Draaters, small and terge eeuip: |” BERRY DOOR SALES CON an tinte, “plate a qeeprative.| Si reoeir teigse ana, toone | ie 2 Af fg a. “sae, 3 Saees ei owners or coe | iiiip saCK CEMENT MIXER = to x CRE WEEDON doors ropitcoe | = be turned down old and some —= |ACKSON’S RENTAL | igavinc ea Rariae PLYWOOD,co, | eascaen Sak Ws Pil Gerst Rd, Ss mile north ot | Siltten. proprietor, - wie aT rd Ra. proprietor Paul Pages avino TO MOVE. Pon SALE 22803 ed ecerome 4 FE ese | Bal ED GINGA MA ~ ANC B___FE +620 Norge Refrigerator. ¢ cu ft. Oak @ OAL. BLbC. HEATER Gib ae Om Te BO es ee | uy For Sale Hi 870 ANCHOR FENCES | hak srt, "ity mirror lig OR | 30 gulvaue gus bester gus | Sie enck tal neste ere end | PALED GAY AND STRAW. FE ee #75. 20 : aE age em FHA approved at wm oa. | ee $508 | drain tile Monteaim Buflders’ | — . SLECTROLOE.— 6005 — cont PRES STATES FES Te | ei. coast! i EepyPgutear™ cpt greet tan | ERE! vray rough, Wecnsndas HAY—STRAW MOBILE 4 _-ion _ a = Da : y _ttes, PE 00 SOLID WALNUT OVAL TOP Retists’ mOME INeULATION — | SBCO™DETIONED sew. | = roads Cloned every Thursday. | rece Bagley A Part ee ae BLOND AND | styling. 600. 68 Wales. PE a “ neh ip hobby| ig Blane te sg ign for free home semen as, Equipment ola’ ,., Ro” kos. APARTMENTS rE nm vane ole 23-2068. supplies—check our clas- | 7° Bianket 4 = on - Ba ae ae : _PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE , | value 612.95 ” | = Sieve Sq. Ft MPC 4 BY 8. P i, AND Babel coaches 5%) Backer SF. fectery irregular Youwil sere sification “Hobbies and HAGGERTY mag te sgg: e~ oar | pase 41 Opsat fully eguipped mires var” Carpenters SROME With norm 8 elontes windows. ay TOR ord — ge a Supplies” No. 24A. LUMBER CO. 3 GALLON OAs seit after e pm oe wee rene Be | Reeters, complete de® enn CO ] Y ard Lake Ave ow |e ing a for $163. | | 1007 Maggerty Muy. Walled Lake Qiu *—. $e1.80.| Sale Musical Goods 02 “i252 ,"AI. AND STRAW © pe erm, MMUNI ¢ SOE mae - | SEWING MaCHIN Vacuum | AUDIOM HEARING AIDS ARE Arket ¢100 _____ Ss RADIO AND RECORD d Is G2 cents 9 dale, 61 Joslyn Rd _ | fame &. FE Sane" Ek REPAIRING FE | not polar get free trialbe ARE ne, tery wan HC LITTLE ation Otrl'e fer jacket, Pair ae ACROSONIC SPINET For Sale Livestock 72 on tha: lt New gener MOTORS ELECTROGHEP STOVE 00 OD |? VENETIAN BLINDS ONE @" | BATHROOM PixroRES. Yor dasem a wtlty room or ae NO eg | fatten. Walnut finish AUNT | | Baigent SB ce recs | 803 N Mai . Cue ik nen tong. Fs" wide’ ene ©11" “4, tows — hy a se simple ated furnace, | AMG Pg Bi a we 8 Perry. | = =, a ore ei" et ee Tf Pon | of coed oe Buy co rectal | N. Main. Rochester : GOOD | Fani : _ Cheap OR 3-91 water r AOE BAL! TARY i : ; = a . ontrect . qentaien. O55. © Mart & TABLE TOP STOVE AND| Dollers. Ng Bd a A poets wlth | Toes en ie Ww Pike | CALBI MUSIC CO | PMvere. Geeraseys, Privete ‘owned boule iene ee Sgr { —_____ | _both. Call efter "Je. 97 Thinots. ood gaive nd covper sprites, | _ After hours. FE —- oe ee | 1 me o __— ww sess | comets | Ratt | ( _plete. $12. PE 2-480: . COM eED APARTMENT FRIOIDAIRE fittings, Lowe Bros paint MOT WATER HEATER, 30 OAL. EPFORE YOU B FLAT CLARINET EBONITE, | ou 22. i. ony Goris 1 a hadi ac | "Ee Sitarrtace sirens | Se pie Sve eas One OURRNOEY CO, J PARSHEN | yiag washer rm snide beet _ ! mers s $0830 and with 7 org MY ve. Lake Orion 3 heifers, 3 ROOMS it Go ae siCTCL mS Swe ree | Cee ee tO ane male | Corveed. Sa >ome ome 3 FU NING AND AKPAIN: vitler “corner ° Mile & 4 lerveck’s » (Used apartment gas range $948 ee, ae Oe a eas | a ot torrie. vatece, Satehiges | PTALE SEOWERE. ere | slatan Plano ir ExcRILEN, | REG HERD HO vs : A ill’ OF NEW AND USED | “CRUMP PLECTRIC |-#2 ironats*marred Michigan Kiuoreecant’™ Se0" "Orchard tate | Tyrrint™ eige SSt20 "tavatories Ferma Oallaghers Ned bench |e aairy) business, tn, ‘commeetion Trailer © /*VErlus IRN I EB} . =< a -- ee oe ‘| eomplete with gleam ‘“ s. Gallaghers FE +0566 . with our be , De ee | ae Aevere Re e397 | Birch Doors 2 Ft. $7.20 NOSHEAD VARIETY Leet ee Pie hese val, RECONDITIONED MEDIUM size S ‘offers for sele Camp dies, 1 coc air 2 end te 8 BC. DINING ROOM SUITE. the (Factory nds 7 miles out Baldwin. Armetrong | Stas’ attetipas’ Piocreccess. 500 piano with new ivories Terms | Oakland Ine 930 1 E — tables, 3 Ghee | ee _efter § om | MERCER 3 DOOR SALES | paints. Phone ig tem Oe | _Orehord Lake _ave = ReaD ORO se tas, Supt =] XC ange ‘ E POR | #0 Poot Tr. Walled Lk. MA ¢2223 eee nent SA OFAC ERINDS Ee ; ' S| eT aT (A +2223 HAND PAINTED CHINA - OF ALL KINDS APRONS shed FE 42980 REGISTERED HEREFORD A | . ® $59.50 Eu CTRIC. B MUNRO Mile gree a Deny Seer) ees an Bog Gyartece. | beautitul Valentines | rpesenably nanae toa vee wae 6c eee 4 ANDERSON “Cham pton. a yaEn YOURE : bette” room suité. Table USED SPECIALS | 5% “a... restate end coramle Agurtecs | priced. Ote8 S Royel Oat MBI Siently wre Nee, ferees Wie Beaver MUtberry elon | Biucraft Schooner, | ASH W i030 “SUSED SPECIALS | Spyies agettttacs|athucuetiee Ua" | yee aguaey gute MC ATT Ml Sts | Hage nowt boar as | Saar thee eel] Tapa punegy : tame | pete x: SH ee) eT 2 : “ORME PRE Gress, het th ef. nev.| slat dmes ing ow, ‘we smply ate “clea a iS 2 ae oe. Tee Lae eee ( ABI MUSIC CO Pajero BORFING eet postinue term eee tralers, i “| Chiid's bign chair 98 ii Dore ep the way, W. , | 119 ". Sagmaw rE sem | piddic. 3 mi Le ame | ye as % Coen se has as MANY ITEMS 'Y por sb maee rp ae * . emer Qerden law juip- —e find what you FE 4-6089 [setae NOBLE PIANO WITH Pestle. 3 wt vest of | wry oe. Tena purchase oan ani W ANTED Easy Terms @ horse eee — (North 14 mile). hero bing Bot run - a son Pre aie Pte ———— } _ quaresteed oaheaners re oases Wanted Livestock 73, . PARTS THOMAS ECONOX CLAYTON'S ——— ny wircirt a Grmmerd ta a |e bee Pema meds . | eo ee es! CLEA ee FURNITURE MY Furniture, Appliances = = st aa.| vr eee Calaeners. | “iieds operrect Seuss Gavia | beens ee RJ oo. & SHARP RE CO. 3065 Orehard Lake Rd pipes fixtures, sutomatic dinetie table, unfinished tee USED SMALL SPINET PIAN | a Senne ety og | title-Money waiting ot Ra marry e | a ade at ata | Peary PTET ans | of saree nat Mite | ghee eh cnccon|___For Sale Poultry 74 pt ee, GLENN'S —S a” ae ne cS . en room maple dresser and mi |. aghers, FE +0866. — _ Mm a ALUMINUM. P es | ~ ' het water boilers, ot! fired supplies? Bee Class rror fe eee "| RES Al PERFECT Re-mur-sermimress az | USED TRADE-IN ot ater waters ot Bred’ | opara’ 8 oupiniea seh and nal Gent Sng chair PO gt ON gg eg ee opéten, TS seg! eee) = MOTO Ww 05 wu DEPT. Bt. KITCHEN suds PHOM ete 1A. M SOUSA, CLE. A RE @ mos. ister You save al) — po All 7 for 8@ | \ivteRICAN. GENERAL. WEST ™ 8 = R SALES Washers . t00 98 4 Rtisccced” eae suite $1965 Phone PE 4-543) Grade B pall apie gi ‘ove So lime, $2.62 per money ve Tak paiq in. Gal . _. wood. © . —s Wie? |%4.5 Segimew PE ¢t3n scuum cleaners mk _——" Ma o ae ; CRANE, 10” PRODUCTION = G@ A. Thompson 8 &. rry . 8. wouLD YOU Like TO sELI | Sale Farm Produce 75 SS i @ ®& 2/ For Sale Used T 90 Oekiend __FE 24031 /§ pe, ¢ room set $45.95 | Jotnter. 1 H.P. induction eee | BaD Se eee OF MERCURY COAL atOd.| vou: Sian |e ee age ae ea cor oe a rucks 3 Al peers repulsion | HAND BRAIDED —— RY COAL sTOK- a ' us. we pa @00D to sell Used a fm } SA PPA PAPE PPPPPP Pay aly ‘e. cry agemetecloee Apt site ens sore ta i bend coe Mh ela | tere fewer sage arren 7 | Sondition. $36.00. Midwest. ¢ 6000. ee ee Pe Oe rE “a. cooking Gong prices alind| ft lake model, ey 7 aa oe CASH FOR La- ». . rge dresser 296) — | _@ color, any sie MA +1671. i HEN HOU Saree | MIMOALL BABY ON <= E Commerce, de-| Used mobile hom 1 : Evenings only § Bed and 13. HORSEPOWER HOMART SE-1¢ PT. BY 33 FT ABY GRAND PIANO | tween Burns & Duck Leake Rds. es 0s low as | FE 53006. 6. REPLACE PIXTORES END TA |stats” Dw parent’ | = BURMEISTER’S | sew encriores SM MOMART || { bronger Resse DR Or 12H | tlt tm Nae “Reautial fae’ | porarors, ron : Siete, on Sn ORS JIS —__—— . | . a . s s 7 " SE. ICT Paar DEY eee : = : Te ore we ve] Re S| EE CG, | Rai ee masta | Parkhurst Trailer Sales | ‘times _ Seon. ee _lin Rd_, Rochester } CALBI MUSIC CO sed vo corner of Seymour LE All trailers om hend et sav . a Fe Mik'’s Ap i LAWNMOWER GRINDING MA- SPFECIA -—— 119 NW. Secine ( j 4 near Sashabaw be vee 2th to ®t New pliances. MI ‘ P . chine 618. PE 8-481 or FE! 9:4 : AL 9. Saginaw __ Pe se22| Sale Farm Equipment 76) moe ise “4st mie | REVROLET COR i TAD ng we Ber) = TWO YARDS —_ | gavatonins COMPLETE wir D4wea I Meh cold M00 Cate Office Equipment 63/| SUPER A PARMALL TRACTOR | "Maderm:lenceeat cond Att | Bite ‘uate alge saad | f natgus “ele cate PO a eg le Aoucran 50-80 value $12 08.” alco Sale Office Equipment 63)! SUR 6 "ina cultivator tive z encellent tes | ment ve hecescary” salety clock. Mise. china and | achine, also 8a.M TO 8 PM. tollets, bathtubs, umb | =| . nd cultivator like | own. take over payments or wil vecuum brakes. 4 gy ty FE +9131. C &@ C. PRICES fat. shower stalls et er hes nin siete w-| tea ee oe 100 manure | take used will 1955 plates. tires tm agg Birm. éaily pied ——“GNCLAIMED LINOLEUMS Rock Lath, bund. 8 08 marred va are crate chine, excellent condition 183 | spreader Like new Hemiip ment Gqutee -— comdition, po | etsotemen” PER CENT OFF Pa w per sheet $1.28 | 383 Orchard Ave socees- Co | Case Ave, or PE +1807 before 6 Rd, Rochester _ _ Tratie forty Py e | 109 | Der cons | Linoleum rue ms ye. | bia W Pme poards, per M $79 90 . | FITEe-aB LOW AB soe ta Cuarms | CARDEN, TRACTOR WITH AT. | aes nat Buernnn eR RRL SSR e Te! LUM set on, nny | ort Bk RE NR Ee SG Saal ee | Ee iS Bn Ge ROWER ALMOST WEWUR | 100 Dnstoes 81.98 gal. | 224 Ted fir epectal per ‘es tdi: gualialaallaall | : Extras. Loc ae. car. 43 W. tet yuan VE te ‘aher | be Plastic ‘Wall “Tile * ies red fr special per E $25.08 | Sheetrock and Rockiath, | I” x¢™ TALROTT LUMBER Ses one CHAIN SAWS ute Soest way arouned ais CHEVROLET : P : ’ poe x¢ pine f) . r-iue |6Ww ‘ = : ~~~~ | BRAND NEW 5 - et W TON Fick ST el ae Harold “14'S Saginaw | ieee 18) EnSat te tanec tome SUPE et | Eitan Sige | Fe Sate ie une conor - | $20. Now only Uh Bass DELIVERY Loose to wee oo GE] ee ee pane goood fy gy ~ =. Ther Gime ROLLER exaTes ax < ee aoe PONTIAC ’ peep debuze coh, Rast Bivd. and ee n e Today Dianket Ineui. per a. 4 rior & roc 4 : #1113 | i Woodward. Beminghare, ‘MI ae RANORS, eine ine | =e jo aa tie rot 7g ous. tawulated FR re rE pee) THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 : _THIRTY-SEVEN. j Tennessee Farmboy Makes Good in City", New TV Show = Today's Television Programs -- {English Churchmen Split Sey nd Might for Eddie Amold | ==2=" ams cen amvwnn aasronen (ON Divorce, Remarriage | Station . TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS (2) Topper. Topper loses $50,000; Corio, Bill Henry in “Sarong Canterbury and a group of his own! sarily sinful short i -- Midnight | Six-Footer Concerned |e:0e—(7) Little Rascals. “Big} ®™4 brief case at races and} Girl.” (4) little show. Windy | churchmen differed today over the | (4... Mor tal chert ot 0 S200 Am . H Ears.” (9) Capt. Video. Adven | Kerbys try to save him. | Drew, Lin McCarthy in “Girl in} Church of England's ban on con-| - — (FRI & GAT. “TH. 1:00 4.) Over imself; ture. (4) ‘Time for Music. Jane| Sterling, Anne Jeffreys, G.| the Gown.” (2) Miss Fair | ducting weddings for divorced per-| Church should change its stand. 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) *¢*—(7) Dollar a Seeond. Quiz | 11:36—(4) Tonight. Variety with The archbishop, Dr. Geoffrey duty is to give guidance to the | 1 NEW YORK w — Eddy Arnold, , Fisher, said in an official pam- 275 Gol... . . $28 it farm boy who took a| News. Paul Williams | with Jan Murray. (9) Entertain-| Steve Allen in Dayton. Ohio. | sie: yesterday the ban was | divorced so they may be restored ment. Variety. (4) Big Story.| Former Detroiter, Marilyn | to its sacramental life. Free mail order guitar and went to town | 6:3¢—(7) Heart of City. “Invitation | ; ¥" | sary to make couples think more Legs of City. “‘Invitation| Kansas City reporter's hunch! Lovell guest “ not from sales and rentals will pay for | the cost of the service : with country music, has a televi-| to Death.” (9) China’ Smith s seriously before marriage. Dr. | But that does mean,” he Nielsen sion show of his own coming up | “Corpse with the Purple Ears,” | ree gt: —s Case of aga 11:46—(2) Weathervane. Fisher is the British state church's | added “that the church ahould Te | On Your on the celluloid network Dan Duryea. (4) Death Valley, Stars’ 9 Fie ee Ct Me. 1 officiel marry them. That would be ask- : Hardware Arnold, whose phonograph ree- Days. “Death and Taxes’ young | Woe fos sor nie * SATURDAY MORNING . ges ing the church to compromise the Radio Dial ards of country songs have sold in| sheriff trying te collect. from| who finds 7" still 9: Dissenting clergymen promptly one way in which it can give clear } 9: “ . : answ wi a > PLUMBINC—HEATING the millions, has done three sum-| outlaws. (2) News Ace. Cline.| fitting woe m “Moc teehee) Mr: Wizard ered with @ statement assert- testimony to our Lord's standard 2182 S. Telegraph Rd. | mer stints on network TV but the} Patrick. ~ : 9:20—(4) Quiz "Em. (2) Michigan |S the pamphlet did not prove! tor their sakes . . .” 0 Ti Have of Symnce Lahe Bs. new filmed shows will be his first oem — State oo * ¢ @ FE 4-0127 ¢ on a regular basis. They will be een Weatherman. Dr. Ev-|9:39-(7) The Vise. Love, attempt: | 9s 2) Wayne University ,: Dr. Fisher admitted that ~ | distributed directly to stations, aft- erett Phelps. ed blackmail and murder make f rtha {Il some cases second marriages have er the fashion of the Liberace |7:60—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| up “Broken Honeymoon.” (9) |10:60—(4) Happy Felton's Gang. | a § ness been “abundantly biessed.’’ shows. Puppets. (9) Boston Blackie.| The Falcon. Charles McGraw in 16—(7) Cartoons “For this reason,” he added, * The wi . a te Kent Taylor in mystery. (4 “The Big Heist.” mystery. (4) |": » ha ms vt Th P| - | do not find myself able to forbid husky six-footer, now! Studio 57. “The Engagement| Dear Phoebe. Newspaper com-| ®3¢—(7) Smilin’ Ed. (4) Winc good people who come to me as much at ease in plush places| Ring,” K. T. Stevens as girl who| ¢dy starring Peter Lawford. Bill| & Mahoney. (2) Sinema. reatens ay advice to embark on a second — BUY NATIONAL @s at a barn dance, is more wor-| finds true love after being en-| and Mickey have different ideas | 49: Barker’ rtoons. riage . . . If they remarry, ried about being himself than over fortune hunter on how t mit, * Ce Lack of Understudy will never again be able to aged to . @ j toc . whether country music will click = of Jelive - (2) Our Miss Brooks. Connie | 14:¢@—(7) Space Patrol. (4) Funny - a clear witness to Our Lord’ Wf you want to be ready for : ; i y Jones. Don Hag iss ; ut ' riegscherctelle liam Aad with city viewers. gerty in “This Will Kill You”| causes an uproar when she loses | Boners. (2) Capt. Midnight. May Keep Doors Sh | dedaration of what marriage aural broedcasts when they } Actually I de better in personal)’ saystery. penny in weighing machine. Eve | 11:38—(T) Cowboy Show. (4) Space| on ‘Mrs. Patterson’ |... They must decide whether this | appearances in the larger places) ; Arden stars. Cadet. (2) Abbott and Costello. | lasting spiritual loss is, in their . ome way, ae than in the small ones,” Eddie ex- 7:15—(7) My Story. Drama. ‘ene to Denger | NEW YORK w — Eartha Kitt, Judgment. outweighed by a call ies we } Plains in his Tennessee twang. “I 13047) Rin Tin Tin. Rinty helps (04, R a Halle Sulctaline SATURDAY AFTERNOON star of “Mrs. Patterson,” was re G0d to seek spiritual gain in defies obsolesce | don't know whether they come to| save baby from slayers seeking in “Marseilles.” (9) Inner Sanc ported il] today and the lack of an *€Cond marriage ao. |hear me sing or are just curious map to rich mining claim in| fon Siveiery a ea = a 12:@0—(7) McKenzie’s Saturday | understudy in the play created a as * . | to see what kind of varmit! am. | “Rin Tin Tin and the Babe in : ty ; Landslide.”’. Party. (4) Happy Hollow Ranch. | problem. | The dissenting statement was is- i * > 7 the Ww. ” 9) Dollar Cavalcade of Sports Light (2 Big Top. | Kitt left the the sued by the Rev. Cc. Rhodes, a r “I know that at one place I ly a TV | Queen to Be Chosen |#:30—(7) Ray Bolger Show. Rich| cisats. (9) National News. (4) |&0—(7) Press Conference. (9) oe Silman, to discuss the ; Reey gy Sb | woman tries to trap Ray into| Fae i witems. (2) News| Wild Bill Hickok. (4) Vocal Va- | . Fence in Man's Home PETOSKEY ® — Miss Michigan| becoming her 8th husband. (4) : Jiews rieties. | The play. which opened Dec. 1, 127 S. Parke. Corner Aubure Winter Queen of 1955 will be| Life of Riley. Riley strikes it Jac LaGolt. is scheduled to clase here in three | DETROIT #—Joe Cagisiki sold | Coll FE 4-9736 picked Saturday from among five| rich at auction, but finds he has |11:15—(7) Theater. Kirby Grant ©15—(@ Michigan Reports. weeks and go on a national tour. | tie S-ctery heme te euburten Che | . contestants at the Northern Mich-| bank robbery loot in hand. Bill| in “Call of the Klondike.” (9) |5:30—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) Ad-| A spokesman for Sillman said/ ter Line last fall to a tool and die | ——— | igan Winter Bail. The queen will | Bendix, Marjorie Reynolds star.| Good Neighbor Theater. Ann! venture Theater. (4) Roy Rogers | there will be no performance to | company that’ wanted to expand. reaive her crown from Olympic night if Miss Kitt does not appear. | Joe thought he had until March ski champion Stein Erickson of ’ , Miss Kitt's press agent said she pyrene tiny hy = yr tegen Nerway. ° = Tod R d Pr plans to return to her role tonight. | Yesterday he found the company ~ ays NAQlLoO OQTamMs -'- crth Ghats wate clint tamtabngn| erouss Gn huaphd id hak Segal ltaly to Get $53 Million Programe furuished by stations listed t this columm are subject te change witheut sotice fost SS ond Gay Sfied te agree) Ses one Joe said he ; oo } year Miss 4 plans to move week. ROME a sae ee © #38, (7m CELW, «ee = WW, «ase» ecas, (1 «= WEEE, GT «OWIEE, GOR WOR, chem tg _ se — " 0 TONIGHT Me a + + + | dl and 6:00—WJK, News "wxva, Tak "Tak See win Chew Ww, Yarn & Nome Miss Wicks said Miss Kitt has , WW, News 9:38 WIR, ames ‘ws’. anéy — CL Gene ee | a kidney infection and her doctor 825. W. Heres rt pity Wattrick-McK pt yi ea > 0:38—WWJ. Here's Answer WCAR Harmony Hall “wanted to pull her out of the show | WCAR, Sige Ort ison Sie. Tyan. Grete “WAR, Radie Revival srveiesy pétiewons Secu” ket ds leaded ora nt WPOK. News wuvh 9.20—WIR, Wm. Sheehas hospital” but she insisted on carry- J ‘a 4, €:15—WIR Clark Quartet SuLw. ven Kures Ww. Minute Parede WW) tee, tj ing em. ; 7 Va C0) /495 WWJ, Bud Lyach WPON. News Sey Eto WHYS. Weee Opera prev Miss Wick said Miss Kitt has CxLW. Bodie Chass wancn Le. 8, Kaye WRK. News McLeod cae. News, Muste | been under daily medical eare. | / WFOR: Udietime Gerwnede | Tram Or! Record WPOM. News Spanish Mour | WCAR. News, Hall | tainted at a tae after Ge wer 30 tote ha (Y Tyg oe 10:36—WIR. Dance Orch 9:15 —WIR, Melodies | performance Saturday night, WxyR. Bil etere Salle eclas ty «| OR WIR. Mare page | NM-CELW, Coneae fainted three times last night—toth |i’ PENNWAY , jour 1.38—WJIR Gunsmoke e . WPON Sport: Slants 11:00—WJR, News WPOK. 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