EES eS ae on a ee eee ee ee oe _. ee ee ee ee Eee ee ae fee eee T -_— THE PONTIAC PRESS ~~ a ee fe ee ee ee The Weather P te / Home _ Details page twe < Edition i 112th YEAR _ kek PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 195534 PAGES sengTuerionae wuWe SERVICE Te New State Budge * Reds Kill 7 * * * t $46 Mill * + on Above Income 20 Nationalist Troops Taipeh Reports [What Is Answer on Polio Vaccine Test? Defeat of Entire Force on Island Battle - Tested Invaders) Menace Vital Tachens as Guerrillas Fall TAIPEH, Formosa # Communist China held un- Yikian; Island today and its battle-tested am- phibious striking power menaced the nearby _stra- tegic Tachen Islands 200 behind pulverizing naval and air gueneh. tate ol Commies re-| vaccine. Each of the tabulator cards represents a Pose’ Heaith Service; Robert Voight, Census; sist Russia and territory: protec-| child in last spring’s mass inoculation. Left to | Dr, Robert E. Korns, deputy director of the Center, tion duty and all of them died| right are Morton Boisen, U. S. Census expert; | from the New York Department of Health and John away in action,” the ministry; Dr. Thomas Francis Jr., University of Michigan |A. Napier, of the Census Bureau. Peiping radio, however, insist- * ot at tee est (Guatemala Collecting Reds Socony Makes ‘mg |After Yesterday's Uprising|, ,._ . eee Deliveries Here aliout 500 troops, cap-| of Communists and supporters of ex- mt Jacobo pean SO and ssived| Arbeng Guzman today after beating down an uprising Local Outlet Apparently WAnother Peiping broadcast hailed| #imed at unseating anti-Red President Carlos-Castillo| Not Affected by Strike the “liberation” of Yikiangshan as| Armas. At least 100 persons already were under arrest. strategie centers in an armed grip. Castillo Armas Guatemala City and other were killed and an undeter- mined number wounded in @ brief clash yesterday be- tween loyal forces and reb- els seeking to capture Aurora Air Force Base, out- side the capital. He blamed a victory which has “inspired the ation i ite struggies to liberate Government troops held Taiwan (Formosa).” The bristling broadcast, heard| announced that 10 persons in Tokyo, stressed the importance of the Yikiangshan action in Red * China's “campaign to liberate the coastal islands and ultimately Tai- a | W wan itself.” A Nationalist spokesman said ee oe Somme tt re | Visits t0 POWS force of 5,500 troops onto Yiki- with intense artillery frem O : pref enn, A melgee Tells Relatives to Go naval and air bombardments. to China at Own Risk The spokesman said the Nation-| jn Answer to Red Offer WASHINGTON (INS)—The U.S. | government has notified relatives | of Americans imprisoned by the | Chinese Communists that they will | be allowed to visit them in Red | China but must go-at their own ° * The Defense Department al- Girls Being Watched, ready has sent messages to the but Without Whistles relatives notifying them of the Peiping offer to let them visit any more, girls? - mission to make the trip if they Maybe it's not as bad as YOU | gosive think. Read Phyllis Battelle's column on page 27 of teday’s A State Department official said Pontiac Press for the lowdown | the U.S. could not encourage such on the new 1955 male approach (a trip because this government te girl-watching! (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Baccalaureate Set Sunday for PHS Mid-Term Class Baccalaureate service for Pontiac High School's the Communists and Ar- benz's supporters. in Detroit Officials of the Pontiac bulk plant of Socony-Vacum Oil Co. Hospital Board Moves Nearer to Construction Asks City for Changes in Resolution Approving Initial Plans The Pontiac General Hos- pital Board of Trustees last night moved ahead with in- itial steps toward construc- tion of a $3,000,000 addi- tion. Although a resolution au- thorizirig the board to work with architect Leo J. Heenan “to a point where plans and estimates can be submitted to the City Com- mission for final approval” was passed Nov. 23, the board did not learn of it this morning said fuel oil deliveries |‘ Study present hospital facilities apparently were still being made here despite a delivery cut-off to Detroit homes caused by a labor dispute. “There aren't any trucks in the yard, so I assume the men are out making deliveries,” said H. L. Mc- Cann, assistant plant manager. The anti-Red government—in of- fice less than seven months promptly declared a state of -— —modified martial law. But av-| thorities announced they were in | control throughout the country. - Machinegun - carrying soldiers mounted tight guard on military pests and strategic points. A 10 p-m. curfew went inte effect in the capital. A presidential decree said the state of siege was necessary to snuff out the “subversive groups” which “in connection with Commu- nist elements disturbed public The ousted president? recently went from his exile residence in Mexico to Switzerland, where he was granted Swiss citizenship because his father had been born in that country. Although personally popular with the people, Castillo Armas has had to contend with a number of conspiracies. In recent weeks, grumbling against his government has increased. There have béen complaints that the cost of living was too high, that the administra- tion was overloaded with bureau- crats, and that local authorities were too quick to throw people into jail. : In Today's Press As te reports pickets were seen at one Mobiigas station on Or- chard Lake avenue, McCann said: “We don't have any boys on strike here in Pontiac.” MCCann said negotiations were continuing between the company and officials of the Oi] Workers In- ternational Union (CIO) in_Detroit this morning. Reports from Detroit state that the union, seeking a new contract, began picketing the firm's Detroit outlets Thursday. The strike is also said to affect delivery of gasoline and motor oil to some 500 service stations and to industrial users, The union said approxinmtely 250 drivers and plant workers were on strike. Refining and other operations of the company not involved in the marketing of products were not affected. The dispute stemmed from re. newWal of the contract between the company and the union, which ex. pired last July 1. Negotiations have . | failed to bring about agreement. Chicago Puzzles Over Phantom Philanthropist CHICAGO @—Chicago's phan- tom philanthropist has brought new puzzlement to police and the Secret Service. Masco Stone, 26-year-old carpen- ter, told police a stranger ap- proached him yesterday while he repaired a front door transom on the West Side, and commented: “Tt must take a lot of money to keep these old buildings in shape.” “I guess so,” Stone replied. > U.S. Planes in Costa Rica aE ee gees RE ‘ : oe eae: » 2 * ee — tS a ae Expect Demand for Tax Boost From Governor Asks $292,243,683 for State General Fund in 1955-56 Fiscal Year By JACK I. GREEN LANSING (# — Gov. Wil- liams submitted to the Leg- islature today a general AP Wirephete SOLDIERS WATCH TAKEOFF—A group of Costa Rican soldiers look skyward from a government building in San Jose, Costa Rica, Jan. 19th, as the F-51 fighter planes sold to Costa Rica by the United States roar over the city bound for the front on their first mission. Costa Rica Claims Capture of Rebel Center LaCruz fund budget for next year which is 46 million dollars in the red. The Governor said in his budget message that he would submit later a “re- view of our revenue struc- ture” — another indication he intends to ask for more taxes. é - The Governor’s general fund budget totaled $292,- 243,683 for the 1955-56 fis- cal year—$46,072,473 than present ‘taxes will finance. This compares with 243 million dollars this year— an increase of 48 million dollars or a 19.9 per cent boos The budget was delivered after a a 2 Came SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (®—The Costa Rican general cephiryed ling to s100,,|8taff announced today the capture of the rebel strong- same 000-plus. hold of La Cruz and the nearby town of Puerto Soley on : the Pacific t two years of operating the general Last night the board agreed to coast. : fund in the black. . send a letter to the commission It added that the rebels were now caught in a trap, Wiliams exbed for 305 wniltien recommending slight changes im | with Loyalist troops closing a pincers from the north and) gouers tor operations of state the resolution. In addition, the + fund members voted to interview four south. bl ates of 21 mil- : consultants west ’ The announcement came| memeys—an lncrease — ontiac ay t on the heels of unofficial | Ue éellars. Two of the consultants are from |” 2 wind at the is were| - He prey . pomng Ste Detroi from wing toward the | lion dollar construction program t, one is Chicago and N fron almost 24 million dollars more than ; one from Milwaukee. icaraguan this and a 200 per The interviewing will be-titndled x enn me es yo nalied by the property ittee, head- newly prociaimed buffer zone re bie ed by Willis os Beewer which . | between Costa Rica and Nicara-|. Last year Williams presented Early Forecast of Rain cua. first balanced budget to the legisla- | will then recommend a‘ choice. . ture as a result of the passage of The consultants’ duties will be| and Freezing Changed Neutras ground and alr ob | 1. business receipts tax servers of the inter . American : eathe I message today he [and report what should be includ | Y Weather Burecu — | pesce"commission were patrol: | goth iy tar the tox would be re ed in the addition. In a revised forecast, the U. S Hing «bale 18 mallow lens im the | newed before it expires March 15 Btard Chairman William F. | Weather Bureau this afternoon| ““™* ae ban : “—"“ or that an equal amount of reve- Maybury said Heenan will walt | predicted a snowfall of nearly nue would be provided by other twe neighboring countries. until a consultant is hired before three inches in the Pontiac area Seecamnta taxes. beginning new plans or revising |). . y the rebels were hit! 7 me business receipts tax ts the old ones, which would require |!‘ today and tonight. by a flanking group commanded! nowed to expire—or a new tax an expenditure of more than The snow is expected to end bY Costa Rican Col. Frank Mar is not enacted—Williams’ new $4,000,000 at current costs. in flurries early tomorrow morn- A highly authoritative source com. budget would be %@ million dol- | One change in the authorization | ing. firmed that. Marshall's columa| ““* ™ ®e red. the board desires calls for the con- There will be no freezing drizzle struck late yesterday at La Cruz, The budget prov ided for 1,617 stultant to be hired by the city otis oc mae Greceal ‘iw ee to rebel strong point on the Inter-| additional state employes—over rather than Heenan mo . : . American Highway little more than | half. of them in the mental hospi- A second change would place | weather bureau in an_ earlier three miles by air from the Nic-| tals. ithe consultant's fee at not more | bulletin this morning. | araguan trontier and only about; But it also included 150 more | than 1 per cent of the cost of the | Last night the low was 20 de- work. In addition, monies paid | grees, rising to only 24 at 8 o'clock the consultant would be deducted | this morning. The expected high from Heenan’s fee, but would not | today wa s32 to 36, but by 2 p.m. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) |the mercury was still at 29 de County OKs perature, with a high near 30 to 34. It will be partly cloudy and a | little colder Saturday night with Cd en el | the low near 20. Sunday will | bring more cloudy skies and | colder weather with scattered New Building Will- Be.) snow surries. located on Telegraph Peninsula brought warnings from Road the State Highway Department of The Oakland County Board of | hazardous driving conditions. Mo- Supervisors today approved con-| torists in, or headed for, that area struction of a $270,000 health cen- | were advised to be cautious. ter at the county service center on | North Telegraph road. No More Fine Print An architect to draw ms for the caaene wilt ol pan | PROVIDENCE, R. I. ®—A bill at the Supervisor's April meet- |introduced in the Rhode Island ing. The building wilt house the | Legislature yesterday would force ‘ —— . i in t maller than the |cies in type no s e a ee 10000 cyunre four | canta letters of a standard type lof floor space. It will be construct: | aaa |ed so wings can be added on each | - Well Satisfied | side in the future. The advertiser who placed | The Health Department is now | the want ad reproduced be- low said she was very well |quartered tm 4,000 square feet lef floor area contained in the old county jail building behind the | courthouse at Saginaw and Huron || a tistied with the fast results the ad brought. She re- ceived many calls and only one insertion was all that streets in. Pontiac. | was needed. You, too, will grees Tomorrow will bring occasional snow with little change in tem- Heavy snowfall in the Upper Of the total cost, about $90.06 | will come from federal aid and | the rest from county funds. The | county’s $180,000 will come one be eigen with pay iiding fund ‘and results when you pi a “9 barge shalt mill bevy 6 gh dr to = rent, re, ; ie or whatever, nies Dee your need may be. Try ity Building and Grounds Commit- tee Chairman Hdrry W. Horton, men olf: 1 Duncan Payte eet who presented the resolution, feo wate & mp ad said, “The Health oP pp is : TEEN Tae se teiting worse || To Place Your Want Ad every day.” ek: penton or Willie | DIAL FE 2-8181 Brewer said Oakland will be the | Just ask for the third Michigan county to utilizx ’ federal aid to construct @ health WANT AD DEPT center. - = Income Tax Returns Prepared ‘ Tel-Heren Dinette wn ae 6 ee SS ome oes We'uuron die Open Byes, Fe 2-268 insurance companies to write poli- | 10 miles by the winding highway. | state policemen and 199 more em- Pusrte Seley, ene of the first | ployes for the prisons, paroles and probation divisions. invasion points, is a Pacific ' eee da alia He asked for more assistant at- southwest of La Cruz. Launching its major peace-pres-| revenue agents, more election ervation effort, the five-nation com-| supervisors; more driver license mission of the Organization of | examiners and expansion of the | American States dispatched 23 of-| state tax commission staff. | ficers to patrol the neutral buffer) 44, budget office reported it zone 18 miles long and six miles) sued wide which the commission estab- arin oo he 2, O82 lished yesterday along the border north of the fighting area. } City Residents Reminded Marriage Rate Drops Air Raid Sire " gion NEW YORK &—The Metropoli-| reminded that the city’s new air | tan Life Insurance Co. reports the| raid warning siren will be | marriage rate in 1954 was the low-| sounded for the first time at | est in 20 years—9.1 per 1,000 popu-| 1 p.m, tomerrow. The test will | lation compared with the all-time) be to determine the sound range high of 16.2 in 1946. | of the device, $180 Million tor Schools Is Asked by Study Group LANSING (UP) — The State Edu@ational Finance Study Committee recommended today that the Legisla- | ture appropriate $180,632,000 for schools during 1955-56, The committee was appointed by Clair L. Taylor, super- intendent of public instruction, to study “the serious financial situation with which Michigan schools are now faced.” The committee also drew up a set of proposals for consideration at a meeting of the Michigan Association of School Administrators in Grand Rapids today. iF j 2 rf g HI il Pas ; [ } : i * Qn 1500 foot beam. ta Pays $75 Fine , James Rountree, 17, of 345 Ves- . owerful flashlight low price without bat- P teries. after 3-Piece Electric i Cutting Set SS Cen Cut Heir Ferndale, paid a $75 fine yes- | iver “ terday reckless ter, ait one turret Dr peared } ng sol. labor He i ier Says Justice Willis D, Lefurgy., Beyond Urals A-Splitti Red Atom Plant by POW Released Sold Believed for Project 8 Hinted ion - . In the 24th annual report of Cranbrook Institute of Science re-' i . observatory observa- in public visits and a total of 71,364| camp just. west of the Ural Moun- Half the funds were raised for |during his 30-month stay at the persons who attended exhibits, lec- | tains. tures and tions Hatt listed a 12 per cent increase | the notorious arctic slave paper carteonist, will speak on “The Serious Business of Mak- lly pot luck dinner at the YMCA, cently released, Director Robert T. ara nr a fF: lu hie ei Bow PP 26 eSomdep- r Rew ete eatalidenandli ‘Pwsaatget ‘ait nb taken steps to) ing Funny Pictures,”’ following the Rouge River! tenight’s Unitarian Church fam- , the Michigan Water Commission notified rep- project representatives of the six munici- Birmingham. among BIRMINGHAM —. Court action Arthur Poinier, Detroit nevws- will be taken if five area com- City. Manager Donald C. Eg- bert again took a firm stand in The Day in Birmingham Area Is Given One Month to Abate Rouge Pollut bolstering the $2,740,000 Evergreen palities working to end contamina- sion in Detroit yesterday One of the communities, the City of Lathrup Village, had previously held back in the project for a sewer to carry waste to Detroit US foPemi Kin |interceptor sewer | | | resentatives today s in Trinity ——_ to the public. Edward M Turner, state president for the or- THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 Others to Be tolled |" LINwoop L. FLACK JR. Linwood L. Flack Jr., at Trinity Baptist Churdh tion for the Advancement of Col-|and Troy. at 4 p. m. Church. be Hil ‘2 Lith | itt A it iy FOE i i i i i itl Hil: H Ra deli al aan et i (ht at i tHE : Z 3 é he Office Sunday |= If there is are worth that ored People, will be held Sunday | field 8 rigs become marl County Branch, National Associa- Brminoam er’s ‘rights’ to buy the new issue. slip will represent the stockhold- time—at a price below the itn all g Army Engineers of Five Channels a ii a tb ite fF il zsh le illion Shares Feb. NEW YORK # — Big and little stockholders .of General Motors GM tetera on an General Motors to Offer piece of common stock finesicing common with the 4M The explosion blew out the living OK Deevenin ef ulill a | : HG i lia files ld to i, 32 i a ‘e i 4 Affects City Hall a & fy : rae p chil HT sai it it Hi ely i a a i i sii i i 3 Hil Ly i aa § slat rh ae biti f Ez ial i aie le ul ih a Hd a i ye wil = i +f 4 li He bet ke nat me HE il | nd ft i i 1 ilk ‘ TE He re a ail Hund & ? ke i 7 F17 + Wt He oti at | ‘lt Hl nein HOE if ce eet a ite hie I ip rh elit Hi diet ili i an fala A gabe i if if iu ea : 28 |g Sota, 13 ie a al EM 8 f Ea i Mk a iti i He ty HY i Ht ft doyle z ih VE Hae Aen Ta “| wal HU Hi ull 3 i Ex gti 5 § nt oS si 1H aie iH Hea i iFEE 25282 2 eRice > 7 a gad tig) dil ap Hine oc : i d I atta ae uate wie iN : i] Basti i et a es Fi Hd if ines hf ils | | He : Ht Pitta fi 2H gd dca EL isl Pal 3 Es of ALE oe pal re 4 REAR ‘ ss = als . eeeee eed 2S: at 3: oalat B te gr on. 57# . 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He received his the- | workshops are: Denominational PALM SPRINGS, Colo, #—Lou |), Lite Convocation for laymen | Advisory Committee on Children sce nuasonie ke Sia thie 1 foes axa tunes of | Lou Costello Orders City Work at thé” Methodist Board; 4s chairman of the Governor's elegy degree from Boston Unl- | Strategy, Building, Remodeling | Detroit and| and Youth in California, Dr. Me- from before his term as |Costelle has hired a Palm Springs... ministers of the cit aiestensry Societies eal thief of staff expires in August. hote] to age e — dinner | Michigan Conferences, Saturday, | Kibben has been prominent in the | eity of Southern California. bee ew Unions. The District Secretary of the Army Stevens | {or « flock of gues ‘Jan. 22 at Michigan State College | fight against juvenile delinquency.| The schedule for the day is 88| Church Location Committee and yesterday he will retain| Lou, who can afford filet mignon, | pat 6:45 a.m | He developed the program at All| follows: the Discipline and Social and Ra- in active service beyond|is spreading a little sentiment | For 25 years Dr. McKibben | Nations which includes clinic, boys’ | 9:00-9:45 2 —Registration at Fairchild | ia) Problems of the Urban Church, the retirement age = gin which | along with the musta’ ed ' he aded the All Nations Foundation, | club, community center, camp and | 9.45 a.m.—Worship. Dr. Thomas Pryor Ridgway will attain arch. The occasion is the 2ist wedding Methodist Church and Community | the Church of All Nations. (Pairchild) ae vad 2 . . Ridgway became chief of staff | anniversary party of Costello and | (.,.., - in an underprivileged sec-; Mexicang, Orientals, Negroes [ooo Bg pete Polen cong Dry Milk Again on Sale ty, Dr. Robert A. McKibben Aug. 15, 1953. He was appointed to | his wife Anne, When the two were | it of Los Angeles, Calif and “Anglos” serve as ministers rm, but would have | married in South Attleboro, Mass., | 9" doctors maintenance workers to retire 4% months early, on | in 1934, Lou was @ $50-a-week bur- | oon ew cination of (case Workers, administrators and not been | lesque comic. language groups, otfice personne] at All Nations. Robert Scott The couple’s wedding dinner was | new congregations and service in 2:15-3 30 p.m —Plenary Session at Fair- hamburger sandwiches -~ with} areas of economic need are The son of a Methodist minis- 5 0-400 ot Ch. Dr. Thomas or p.m—Closing address, ishop Vv arsha. 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Wer East to matinin Ge of co-operation that will insure the re- re oe an peianal — oe + leader, say that fluorine is a deadly pols growth of bones, teeth and other tate fallen, “Whey shall sensive sp econ _ straint displayed by the President and = oaaaie jaeyaas stinger oo ie fo ey ome ote tissue as are oxygen, nitrogen and > ts eneene Bev Poy tl jee sible. Some of the islands near urged by the Secretary General and Governor, they have served urged by Secretary of Interior may, however shock — Se at tian ep ant te Secretary Dulles. We feel that no together, and Clark is with- Harold Ickes glee teat mach ef aa chem. 200-Otign Dae ee _A provisn Ont by as dastic nn pute SD 0 Games stant responsible member of our Government Beans code beee = = weeel ome ao rater g gneg tng : ae evacuated by the should Sonya that co-operation, tous ot mie. Wiliams Case Records of a Psychologist \,__Indlicating Congress fs well en- But any. attempt By Red China knowing te do so might peril the }: say oz -sconsed in its parentheses when attack Formosa lives of those he would like to . ° it votes itself larger pockets. All) With foree by the U. S-7th Meet. bal imprisoned fliers. ak Seek te tame stone Form Stud Club in A lied Ps ch | we are trying to locate is whe- , ‘The Communist Chinese position. But, quoting © ther it should have cheered iis er Mangano ante ta : ’ . to : ' we eas OntheSunnySide wit, oomrom re tme for More Fun Than Bridge orCandsta pai“ SS‘ ean ase In view of the fact that so much accepting anything that can be offered me “An in - @entains 10 topics for you to pay 3 sincere compliments . We concede Congress ° Saneroan Meny. wits tty ple power, te Mani: tere Js “eighinslg ton poe Dwell He is an Oakland County doe,’ said Benjamin Frank, meer Tip hove a tortmandel pipdea: oil out in Sn eabasinrs GOS. Sue: ection adi Sottery likes his home associations, has re- always pays est &t your next meeting and let a It didn't its feet, throw its ; So why you with to omit some of stamp Dulles have agreed on a line of magazine Changing Times rightly bee sumed his own business in Pontiac, and ts ize a study club in ap- then, that i your ‘option, but if 028% members report on their toupees in the air or do card policy which requires the defense lieves it well to look on the sunny side happy to again be able to spend his time a = peli es oe tricks. ot Formosa. But military men will of things once in a while. oem. than rr? ‘they've paid. compliments . have to decide as each weed more Portraits arises whether any other _ Warning Pontiac to be fright- __ You housewives can easily bor- nearby will have to : oo . sled 00 coe Guna whan the now By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Tow « sound transcriber from some © By 4AMESS.METCALFE in order to anh oe marshals is one showing there defense Case N-229: Maude D., aged 31, local office amd record your What makes the sky so approaches island. are 162,922,000 Americans who fons taste Cone ee is a livewtre housewife voices, Then you can notice how today? way he oun oo Soapaenixd Guise Geaneme | i sorind to other This bright? .. . Tt is because last eve- wants to see the are not members of the Commu- City Manager Walter K. (Bill) Willman, =D". Crane. I belong to = cl Kipe ‘thustrate Prosra No. & ning, deer. . ; You kened my Bps Seat tte the Heat oovore. nist Party. Also 27,011,460 cou- who also says that it probably also will make, wn — - You can have different mem- 00d night . . . You held me in Ment promptly ratified by the ples will stay more or less happily © "™°** of the city’s dogs start howling. i bers. or invite various clvie your loving arms... You prom Senate. There is tio justification the an tee cm e are mostly married and leaders to serve as “teacher” ised me the moon .. . You said it Sr any tele Wat Go Gtadsiere married during year. ; Now chairman of the Oakland County ith children. About half of our © @ifferent topics. For every could not be right now... But it tion's Eastern policy has un average there are 63,868,000 Democrat committee, members have had some college elty of moderate size has plenty would be real soon . . . I do not ergome any change. people working regularly in this Carles Richardson —— iol endo te ‘aortas Sue Sle igs tne aglaee ” aak ak a “Se an are ees rué- the county, and will have more local ticketé fr “alec; mouke Grosen une nen pod feries: —~Tsee study cu meetings are te patient as the sprig... Tuat _ Ant Gest wan ot ho move Another cheering fact is that last ae Mt fetees tee # Dee Det would the something cio Whol caly. | Sameatn pertion and ofier yoy amc o amtehinve ie Gear Deady. cncay, eutlen i year our scheduled airlines safely car- : ae , eT (2) How to Rear Children. So tend. te may, booklet: “How heart wil love you so... » But, ‘Sv—t Sammuet is:29, ” ; ried passengers 18,902,134,841 miles in f like that sign on @ tray of free match If you wish to combine a lot of- 43) Volee analysis and Public to Organize a Study Club in Ap- darling, whether later on . . . Or o 9%. 2 i. the U.S. and its , ig books in @ Pontiac piace of business: ply nth ne app. men Bet Platform Psychology. plied Psychology,” enclosing a whether it be soon... only long. ape ge Be igh nage safely carried their passengers 31,674,- “For Our Matebiees Friends.” in. applied psychology. ra an tune. ioe ee ™. Se A AA Samastt aot teh a Ghonaun : - —— Since psychology : : ' pore pg 1) Wishing thecegh this toe on Cass Lake, sper cen toward Yur succes (5) Personal strategy and Men- Coen De ES tas) (Copyright 1988) B. Gough. This year some persons Randall Findlayson eee Ce a Ben otk tebtage le Yi a | will not die of cancer, nor will 162,380, aoe» betes SEE * foot Sag ovat pase oni une catia. ror Dr. Brady Won't Advise for or inst : 580 succumb to heart attacks. Less nd weighed one-half pound. Peet er ee omeae atin we Trex a hat stat important €2.00/00 au winter as bon v0 mid tk «ptr ar At aes asteur Treatment for Rabies Cases acres of forest land won destroyed of woodchucks on my farm have not gone by careless smokers and picnickers. _ into hibernation,” phones : :: 3 ay "Morris Spyter Of the 18,977,472 little boys who are , staged: »tipthame ide a ~~ ‘ wil to go through ‘the terrible _ el j conte \Srdeaia being President of the Uniteg © Orchids oe : of 128 Oneida Road; elghty-third birthday, : «&. Guy Newten we 406 West Iroquois Road; ¢ighty-first birth- ¥ rj Re 2 72:8 i . » © @f Rochester; bBo ts on ' 7 4) sae \ BE 3 FE ti | a3 B i i Drs. Harry Dowling, Mark | baffles (bottom to top in the pleture). Silt is washed into central pipe | covers that the man she loves is Lepper and Gporge Jackson, | and carried below dam. an enemy of the people, she either wvting te Gh curvent Suannsl at exterminates or reforms him.” American Medical Associa- . " tm, nil to “porn wae |AMateur Engineer Invents)| 2.2% « i tims tw » biotic - resistance micro-organ- a . ways to do with some enemy of tame” tolowing he stmt: | OSI ]ter for Heservoirs the people whose machinations fn tion of certain wonder drugs was the field, factory or laboratory en- “among the most important de- OKLAHOMA CITY ()—A re-| Furthermore, the desilter cleaned | gincer the people's safety. The fects” of such treatment. tired veterinarian thinks he has} itself by the flow of water. inevitable ‘happy end’ of the Com- | Or, in plain words—some dis-| the answer to the problem < Dr. Russel said be had alse | ™munist film is. the annihilation of ease-causing organi: originally | filli the h oirs built P conspirat stopped oe deseped the rani a a the ‘comtry recent received faverabie reaction from pe w eeter | i replaced by stronger | years. and more virulent strains. for antibiotics; sooner or later | projects. eal DP eperes use no antibiotics| ®t the head of at all or = very small doses “in| # through the dam. RESERVOIR SAVER—Here is the model of a proposed device which was tested at Oklahoma A&M. Engineers said . as a model and hope it would work full-scale. Water flows against the | of Dr. George N. Russel offers a - desilter which he estimates would “This problem can be combatted be worth millions in prolonging a while by discovering | the life of the multiple-purpose of floor and empty i said it worked engineers at the University of Oklahoma, Texas A&M and the University of Kansas. But a full-scale test is yet to ing capitalism.” / . s ba THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 gentsia because party leaders be- -eynanpe teva" ot the Mayor Ballots on Vote general public is got high to realize the films’ “distintegrat- The doctors then cited figures showing the rise in death and | disease incidence for certain in- fections following a period in which antibiotics administration | had cut the toll. They concluded: “The only alternative, and cer- tainly the reasonable solution, is | to pay increasing attention . . . to the patient and his protective mechanisms.” kindle «a which has been simmering for some time. | Proponents of the “‘big five’ in antibotics — streptomycin, aureo- mycin, terramycin, chloromycin and the “father” of them all, penicillin—certainly will point to | the record of the miracle drugs in combatting lobar pneumonia, tu- befculosis, mastoid infections gonorrhea, syphilis, bacterial meningitis and a host of other in- fections. And others will point to the ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” aspect of antibotics and argue the value of | “calculated risks” in treating | disease. - | reservoir. almost indefinitely—but | Dr. Russel says his desilter will not only prolong the life of a | has two bonus features: 1. Curbing upstream deposits | which fill the river channel and cause lowland flooding. 2. Dumping diverted silt below | the dam to fill in the erosion | channel often dug by water rush- ling from hydroelectric power turbines. | And the amateur engineer has | the backing of reputable pro- | fessionals and solid laboratory success for his claims. John H. Dawson, associate professor of civil engineering at | Oklahoma A&M College, said | | the model which he tested re- | | cently caught 98 per cent of the | sand and 96 per cent of the silt. The metal traps were 12 inclits by 46*4 inches in the experimenta | model. There were settling basins to catch suspended material | which was washed through @ com | crete pipe downstream. } Stream conditions were dupit-| cated as nearly as possible. The) professor said various kinds of | sand and silt were placed on the! | inlet pan and washed into the) | desilter under different rates of| flow. 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Save now! 1 47 8ixi06” DOUBLE SIZE SHEETS Wise beet” 4 57 YOUR GHOICE! BETTER CURTAINS Talon Ryka ght ee 1.00 ALUMINGM COOKING UTENSILS maT et te ott 1 OD DAISY METAL PANTRYWARE — ery hoghertny ees fe | | Ps Bob Considine Says: | More Active Army, Seems Nationalist China fewer Men Is Goal Being Washed Down Drain NEW YORK (INS) — Don't look | continued the lead pencil the fam now but isn’t Nationalist China go- ing down the drain? Or, to put it more bluntly, aren't we permitting it to be flushed out of sight’ veering toward the British point of view in the Far East. That | view can be summed as follows: Communists control the Chinese mainiand and its almost | people of the | j i rf ~ | } the | serv: | | ete. _| at 3 ; 1H i | ‘| 3 with approval of the political sys ifegitylirce lant ay ME ae «f | | must permit it to trade enemy that killed Korea 4 z i =i pitty Af | it HH f fa b7piks B z f: : é 3 been described as red-faced and sorely perplexed by his role in the increasingly complex game of in- ternational chess. Dan Parker, the pen man not the king-sized and brilliant sports editor of the New York Daily Mir- ror, has come up with a liquid graphite pencil which can draw an eraseable line three miles long (if that’s what you want to do with it), never needs sharpening, and never varies in line width. Parker is so keen on it that he has dis- administration seems plainly | ily has been making for half a century and says he'll néver make another He’ll storm an immense ‘mar ket, built up over 200 years of lead pencil-making. Standard pencils account for more than 96 per cent of all writing tools sold, or about 1,500,000,000 a year. The story of the pencil is fas cinating. A billion people use pen cils daily, yet they. are younger than the discovery of the new world. In 1564 in Cumberland, England, a high wind blew over a heavy oak. The scarred earth re- vealed a slab of black mineral which was actually the dome of a huge deposit of pure graphite. Cumberland shepherds used it to brand their sheep. George II | declared it felonious to export it, for it could shape cannon balls. Napoleon ordered Nicholas J. NEW YORK (#—Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens says a proportionately more active smal! er army can be maintained if an organized atlequate reserve is | trained equipped and ready to fight. Stevens, in a spee before the Nattana! Assn will make 62 per « h yesterday ecuritv Ir said regrouping and ‘ dustrial reforms our soldiers aVailable for combat duty by June * * * Stevens urged national accept ance of the reserve training pro gram submitted by President Fis enhower to Congress. He said the success of such a program will have ‘‘a profound effect on the size of our regular Army in the future.” The forthcoming 62 per cent com. bat ratio, he said. compares with 43 per cent at the end of World War ITI, and 53 per cent in mid- 1953 4 , " ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 ar ' Actress ‘Learned Much’ | in 50-Day Jail Term HOLL YWOODW I learned so much about life’ in jail, said blonde actress Lynne Baggett upon her release yesterday. The 27-year-old actress had served 50 days for hit-run driving in the death of a 99-year-old boy last July 7. She was acquitted of a manslaughter charge In jail she spent muck time mop- ping floors, waiting on tables and washing dishes Now she wants to return to the movie if anyone will take’ me Plead Guilty to Rustling WHITE CLOUD \w—Arthur Car rier, 40, and Charles Powles, 3 both of Grant, and Oren Markham 35, of Cedar Springs, have pleaded guilty of cattle rustling in Neway- go County. Circuit Judge Earl C Pugsley set Feb. 8 for sentencing Deputies said the three admitted shooting a cow owned by Lioyd Arends of Bridgeton Township, butchering it and dividing it ‘| Conte to find something as good. | He mixed clay with impure French graphite .. . and found the ma- terial with which my editor is | about to trim this column Heart Disease Less ‘for People Under 44. CHICAGO —The president of | the American Heart Assn. says the | risk of dying of heart disease has declined sharply for persons under | 41 years of age. 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OUR LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEY Comfortable kitchen Large 36x24 plate glass Sunbeam Junior mixer sips oe fulkee Gen eggs Sant... 19° Ample Fr Best ser: RDG TE LES See : t . ees Seas ara 7 , * “9 BS % * d ei : - | , ‘ 4 _ *.t a = > aged 361 South Saginaw Street. » : 5 a eS ee a ee ae a ee |Named at Imlay City THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 IMLAY CITY — Howard M Churchill was named Secretary of State James M. Hare as the new branch manager to) State’s Fee Office at Implay City. | NEW YORK «&#—When one per: | ' son in a family gets polio, nearly | everyone else in that family has |the same virus infection with sickness, a new study indicates. | | And that is a good thing for ' them. It means they get immunity | —apparently permanently—against | that type of polio virus * > 7 Madison Square style ond made to last and They could still be susceptible ‘to another of the three known types which can cause paralytic polio in humans. | This finding was described to- day to a polio conference, spon-| 'sored by the New York Academy of Sciences, by scientists of Tu-| \lane University, New Orleans. | |They are Doctors John P. Fox iHenry M. Gelfand, Pravin N Bhatt, Dorothy LeBlane and Don- ald P. Conwell | They made blood and other tests‘ |of families in which one member diagnosed polio. * last. |eame down with * (Of those who do get diagnosed | polio, half recover completely, an- | other 30 per cent are left with only | minor handicaps. All become im- | mune to the type of virus which | attacked them.) | In 26 of 31 households ‘studied, the Tulane team found that when one person had polio, ‘nearly every other previously nonimmune | household associate also was in- | fected.” This was shown by finding protective antibodies in their blood against that virus type | Polio even invades babies with- jout causing any obvious iliness they also found. Few babies got the virus before age 9 months. The apparent rea- son is that newborn infants inherit SHOE STORE IN BASEMENT antibodies which their mothers al « SHAWS . Michigan's Largest Jewelers | You’ve seen them in magazines ... You’ve seen them on television NOW SEE AND CHOOSE from our fine GUARANTEED REGISTERED $575.00 Get iaeaaa With No Sickness wi yi Families of Polio: Victims ready had in their own blood Thesé inherited antibodies begin to disappear at about age 6 months and the babies then are suscep tible to polio infections. HOES SALES & SERVICE |) 25"c,00 oie scceury «| USUally Develop Immunity Lists Cancer Signs BATTLE CREEK ww - Dr Charlies C. Harrold. a New York cancer specialist, alerted dentists from southwestern Michigan Thurs da to watch for early symptoms of mouth cancer in patients. Dr Harrold was guest speaker at the annual Cancer Edueation Day meeting of te Calhoun County Cancer Society. Also $100 to 2475 Wedding Ring 12.50 Korean Chief of Staff Not Allowed to Resign SEOUL w—Gen, Chung Il Kwon Soutl® Korean army,chief of staff, | submitted his resignation because | an ROK major threatened Ameri- | can Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor with | a loaded revolver, but President | Syngman Rhee refused to accept it, an army source said today That is a custom in the Orient. The major, Kim Kj Ok, M4, was found insane by a board of ROK and U.S. Army specialists, << Driver Leaps to Safety From 100 M.P.H. Truck FRANKLIN, Pa, &®—Truck driv- er Dale Fickes, 27, of Warren, | Ohio, leaped from a runaway rig traveling nearly 100 m.p.h. yester- | day and lived to tell about it. Fickes said the brakes failed as | area. | son, operator of a food chain and ———— - - _ z _ - - — | , he started down a long, dead-end Teacher Pay Boosted . in the salaries of starting teachers hill and the speedometer hit 100 JACKSON UW — [he © Jackson |" the phblic school systemt. The at one time ' Board of Education Thursday ap-| increase brings starting rates to Moments before the truck went ved a $200-a-year pay jncrease $3,600 a year. off a 50-foot embankment into a/| ?? Fickes leaped onto the | snow-covered road, slid 50 feet and | ok aeemnnen pet: KEY MAN +95 “ ae ON YOUR TEAM rd creek, HE’S THERE TO HELP ADJUST YOUR CLAIM! Cited for Citizenship TRAVERSE CITY — The Trav- erse City Chamber of Commerce Thursday proclaimed Gerald Ole- INSURANCE: KEY TO SECURITY! AUSTIN-NORVELL Agency, Ine. West Lewreace ’ } A. of Cass 2-922! PREE PARKING AT DOOR a fuel business here, as the city’s outstanding citizen of the year: The citation noted his efforts in promotion of Northwestern Michi- gan College. Munson Hospital building program and his contri- butions to 4H Club work of the | DISCOUN HOUS NCE> TERMS Arranged to BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE Suit You! FURNITURE APPLIANCES Refrigerator—Automatic Washer & Televisions if, aE tice, 97 GE fey ABE GAS oun, $465 10 | sists Gas Stove $588 SACRIFICE! WHIRLPOOL WASHERS DRYERS ros. 52609 $175 oss $150 SOFA and CHAIR 31742 Reg. $34 OPEN FRIDAY & MONDAY TILL 9 P. M. DISCOUNT Westinghouse = DEEP Wedding ng 198.00 | Reg. $39.50 FRYER $118 In choosing your $450.00 | IMPORTED SHEFFIELD diamond ring, —~ “s since thar endl sane a hege $953 ity sem, The $350.00 LIVING ROOMS BEDROOMS ee Keepaake engagement | | ¢ Renscrion SKIRTS - BLOUSES < SNO-SUITS USWEATERS = -AA\ _ Boys’ and girls’ 3- piece warm insul- ated snow suits. Reg. 12.99. Sizes 4 to 8. | 12.99 I-piece Snow Suit... 6.88 3.99 Mylen Cotton Dresses. 1.99 Get New a Big group of higher = priced styles. Come, = save as never before. ae 1.99 Ladies’ Blouses TTT > 1.99 Scarves, Gloves .....$1.00 in 1.00 Nylen Hose ...++2-for $1 Boys’ and Girls’ CAMPUS COATS @°° Warm, all wool it . tined jackets. Royal and . Sizes 6.to 18. Reg. 8.99. 1.49 Flannel Shirts .. . .$1.00 1.99 Double Knee jeans. $1.49 NYLON i SLIPS 83 Yes, octual 2.99 values. Beau- tiful lace trimmed. “19 Group of $149 soft, silky processed dyed |amb. Grey and brown. $299 Squirrel Belly Coat $179 $299 Grey Persion Paw. $179 $399 Northern Muskrat. . $199 EE \ 4.99 Brushed Rayon Pde ....$2.88 = | — ARKING : = a oo f hing chairs Daa 8 0 Sie oe « @ce) © stand in cinnamon, mahogany . 5 : 74.50 Oekmester Sahare Sable Drop Leof > 100 Guests Attend Joint 269.50 Nylon end Foam Rubber Sec- ie vaed idan Sele Ba ge rel eer pre Por ng 2 c sos This Week tiene, smart “Copri’” styled 2- . bed, chest and double dresser in $2495° — S WOE | pe. sectional in long wearing $2395° 190.00 Modern Dinette in green lacquer lned ook .........-- —_ at Pythias Hall Nylon with foam rubber cushions with white plastic top on buffet and $1§69% 299 50 Kent-Coffey bed, chest G double 3 Fannie E. Thompkins Temple 469.50 2-Pe. Custom Built Sectione! with extension table, 4 matching chaifs ; a inv icuna mahogany. $2495 | No. 41, Pythian Sisters, and Pon- matching plastic-top wedge 335,00 Lerge 18th Century Drexel Ovel viesl seater seal | oon is " — of table, covered with black and $3995° Extension Table, 6 solid mahogany $41992° 269.50 Jamestown meade, modern suite Fe Ma = tion ~ white heavy tweed, foom rubber chairs (two arm and four side) . . . in two-tone cherry. Bookcose $23900 | a 299.50 encom pe hall de = $ ri 197.00 —, Provinciel Drop Leaf Table 00 379.50 ee ee OM rate: sa rnp covered with lime green nylon, 4 Cheirs in fruitwood. Grand ; - sandtone mahogany a _ > J. Roy, ~ foam rubber cushions ........ 2692 Rapids quality .............-6+ $169% with serpentine front, double $3995 sat chit sae, Wibur Marey ond 69.95 Custom - Built Modern Armless 119.00 Large Size Extension Table with extra CeO SAS NE NOM arse : Mrs. Louis Karns. - Cheir, foam rubber and spring $3950 leaf and 6 matching chairs with foam $9900 39.95 Maple preg ar age poe Moke § 88 Officers installed Pythian construction, tweed tex. cover. . rubber seots .........-.....-055 into two twin with guord rail 28 . ee 49.95 3-Im-One Rocker with match- 149.50 Lerge Chrome 7-Pe. Set with 36x mipeapge bamaetlagiogiia most excellent chief: Mrs, Hugh | ing ottoman in green boltaflex. $3925 48x60” table with wide chrome $1192 99.50 2 Only. High Quolity Odd Chests, $7950 Endries, excellent senior chief; | One only ..... Lo apron and 6 matching choirs . large size, limed ook... .. roca Ranga reg Occasional Living Room Pieces MISCELLANEOUS PIECES re Ng gainer orcad REG. PRICE SALE PRICE S AV E K ) REG. PRICE or; Mrs. Donald Eakle, guard; J R } A) SALE PRICE Mrs. John Foote, pianist. 29.00 Mahogeny Sewing oe " eee ate 7.95 Arvin Ironing Board. Seat Ciltet Saas willows pee Cabinet, (with oc- $4450 $ 95 } ~~ All metal constructi 5688 sented cach vfflcer with a cor cessories) ....... 10 complete with 18.95 All Steel Linen ond and chief : : ceriicatee "were awarded 18 ee onto $1488 | — Hamper Cobinet for $1988 Mire. Ben Hatée, Mv. Randell Geet ..:.<+... 1488 2 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES kitchen, bathroom. . Wilson and Mrs. Harold Mock. 16.95 Unfinished Book ee eS erret emt LIL 10950 Salone Cate leon 2 STURDY STEEL SPRINGS Headbogrd for full: $9988 Chancellor Edmund Unger, Act- _ Weegee bree $795° size bed ........ ing Grand Prelate Gordon Me- 7 \_L¥ 2 HANDSOME BEDS 13.95 Unfinished Book case $$$ 99.50 Fine-Quelity Jomes- ! a meen : Heedboerd for twin- $1988 0 | is Maheszey Spee — GUARD RAIL, LADDER [Re Yi | 27.95 Limed Oak End 95 ° Untiniahed Bookcase. $495 0 OFF Table with drawer. . $1425 24” high ......... 2 17.95 Plastic - Top Utility ,. ALENT oe Stee Tabs win, silver $88 rower o shelves 39.95 Limed Ook L SALE! arrears on tae Sgt 29.95 Wrought sinon ond $1625 49.95 34-Pe. Complete Home $399 5 praca tenes 32.50 42-Pe. Connon Towel SMALL APPLIANCES ! 50 42-Pe. Connon Towel $OB8S Ash Trays REG. PRICE SALE PRICE ats A PAR OF pacers 2995 Tonsmener Wette $4995 | pam Be ceo MRRIMEIEEIN 1's vow omoring ves | RANGES . . . APPLIANGES Maker ond Tray... Tay : rer parece ‘win REG. PRICE SALE PRICE ~ MODERNIZED Scheel of Beauty Call for detailed No age limit! For Future Security Phone FE 4-1854 Call Miss Wilson Today for Information . | PONTIAC BEAUTY COLLEGE 16% £. Heron, Behind . |land Manor at 7:00 p.m. According to Pontiac Soropti- | mist ‘President, Mrs. Carl Schultz, the name Soroptimist comes from two Latin words meaning; ‘‘the best | for women.”’ Service projects us- ually include something for the advancement of women and aid to girls. During the past year the Sorop- timist Club of Pontiac has con- tributed to several worthy local projects. Each month the club is responsible for a party for | patients at the Pontiac State Hos- pital. | Soroptimist Club of Pontiac re- | | cently contributed an electric type- | | writer to a local polio patient. | The typewriter will help in rehabili- tation of the patient's hands. Just 33 years ago the first Sorop- timist club was chartered in Oak- land, Calif. Now there are 5% dubs in the American Federation with about 16,000 members. Association has grown to be the largest organization of this kind in the world with an approxi- ae eee ae ye ee WISE MEN Meet for Lunch at Conveniently - | WALDRON 1 ie Ba illliel mate over-all membership of more than 25,000. The American Federation for the 1954-56 biennium has chosen as a service project the continuation of a “Second Horizon’ program, which is the study of problems | facing of today. Its objective is the de- en the library of the University of Toronto for the purchase of books, Conservation Is Topic Discussed by Garden Club 88 Wayne Street AMERICANO influences dominate in hair trends. A new high temple line, strictly feminine back with soft waves and a Flattering Plateau top. RANDALL’S HARPER METHOD SHOP Phene FE 2-140 Scotch: price, too! Fe Pick a Pretty Plaid ... lor Spring! What's more cheery than a pretty plaid. And make it Homer Laughlin plaid that’s authentic as the Scottish heather. In four lovely colors, green, black, chartreuse and yellow. It’s a real 8 4° XIE POTTERY de Hwy.- (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 mienc Open, Dally, Sun, 10 A. M. to 9 PM. yal (Uy the mature or older women | “Will Be Setting & pamphiets and kindred materials relating to the many aspects of @ ia gerontology. The American Federation has given six $3,000 fellowships to se- | lected outstanding women for ad- | vanced study in an unusual field. On the international basis, Sor- optimists have contributed $25,- 0008 to the Women’s Medical Col- lege in Philadelphia in honor of the 100th lege, This college tor American Continent, THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 ens Soroptimist Club of Pontiac Plans Eighth Birthday Ce lebration ‘ The local Soroptimist Club has several money-making projects to support its service work. An an- nual card party is the year’s top project. Association Will Gather Senior Girls’ Ensemble of Pon- tiac High School will entertain | members of the Pontiac Symphony Association Monday. Mrs. Collis Scott will be hostess for the meeting at her home on Franklin boulevard. Mrs. Kenneth concert which will be held Feb. 9, and Mrs. J. C. Walker is in charge of hospitality. A coffee hour will begin at 1 p.m. Mary Lyons Group Has First Meeting Turner Jr. will explain the next) - The first meeting of Mary Lyons Group of First Congregational Church was held at the Auburn avenue home of «Mrs. John Van- derlind. Officers elected were Mrs. Mar- garet Decourville, president; Mrs. Robert W. Johnson, vice president; Mrs. Jack Mapley, secretary; and Mrs. Joyce Robertson, treasurer. Fourteen members were pres- ent as Eileen Muir, director of programs at YWCA, gave a talk and showed a film entitled, ‘‘Wid- ening Circles.’ She told of the origination and progress up to date of the YWCA. The February meeting will be | held at the Cooley street home of Mrs. Harold Mcintyre. ‘ CHRISTINE MacLEoD wir. and Mrs. Donald MacLeod of Detroit announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Christine. | tiful. being done in Schiaparelli | Mr. and M to Warren Temple. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Temple of Beach street. The couple at- tended Hillsdale College. For the lady-in-waiting—a demure little|of spun rayon adorned with a gay-long- middy dress in a herringbone print topped | streamered black rayon-velvet tie. with dashing detail. There’s a round collar Bridal Parties Highligh t Bloomfield Hills News By RUTH SAUNDERS |} BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Parties before her Feb. 5 marriage to) Harold Stenglein of Saginaw have | been keeping .-Suzanne Anderson | busy for weeks. | At several affairs she has shared honors with other brides-elect as she did on Tuesday when Mrs. | Benjamin Brewster entertained at a tea for her and for Laura Lou eon honoree of Nancy Burgess who | was also entertaining for Trudy) Fisher and Clara Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Schirmer ning. | Saturday evening is the date for the dinner dance of Mr. and Mrs. | George T. Trumbull] and their |daughter, Nancy, will give Bloc mfield Hills Country Club. In- vitations to this affair were ‘beau- | pink. | On Sunday Suzanne's uncle and} aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Le- | Messurier will entertain at lunch- Oakland County Chapter of American Red Cross has. an nounced the appointment of Mrs. Dept. Store —_— _ Union Lake Mrs. Magnus Given Post in Red Cross Program ford and Auburn Heights, includ- eon in their Bloomcrest drive home. . . . Mrs. Paul Erekson and her small son, Jon, arrived Thursday from their home in Prove, Uth te be present at the marriage Sunday of her sister, Karilan Richards, to Harold Richard Sty- ler of Fort Riley, Kan. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kari Richards of at Wayne University and will transfer to Kansas State College after her wedding. Mr. Styler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Styler of Nurnberg, Germany and an exchange student. Ann Hinckiey will come from Besten, Mass. to be another at- tendant for Karta. The wedding will be a family affair and a reception for friends will follow im the late afternoon, 7 . 7 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Miner (Jill Craig) announce the birth of a son, Thomas Wesley Jr., Jan. 16. MSC Observes 100th Year | The public is invited to attend festivities when Oakland County alumni of Michigan State College | holds the Centennial Ball, cele- brating MSCs 100th anniversary. Glen Oaks Country Club on Thir- teen Mile road will be the setting for the Jan. 2 event. | Co-chairmen of the party are |Mary Ellen Wyngarden of Nelson | | street and Richard Ernst of Bir- | |mingham. The birthday party | will start off the first Detroit area | event in the planned year-long cen- | | Lone Pine road. She is a student tennial observance | It is being sponsored by the Michigan State Alumni Club of Oakland County. Proceeds from the party will benefit the club's schol- arship fund | Insurance Group Plans Breakfast Hotel Waldron was the setting for the Wednesday meeting of Pon- | tiac Women’s Insurance Associa- | tion. ; Appointed to plan a May break- |fast program were Wava Davis, | |Mrs. Robert Morse and Barbara It was announced that new in-| Baptist Women's Society Holds Meetings This Week Bethany Baptist Womens’ Society were held this week in members 500 Girls Aid in Candy Sales Edward Ladd, camp chairman for the Pontiac Council of Camp Fire Girls, will today make a payment of $2,000 collected from the recent candy sales on the council’s camp site located near Clarkston. Five hundred girls participated | in the sale which netted $3,000 and 200 of this group received awards. Foreign Coins Make Jewelry, Say Hobbyists Foreign coins make attractive jewelry for men and women if they aren't appropriate by a coin collector. Most hobbyshops have plastic bases for earrings or cuff links to which you can cement coins from another country. Take a pair of matching coins, shine them up with scouring pow- der and then cement them to the | bases with plastic cement. Use bobby pins or paper clips to hold the earrings-or-cufflinks and the coins together and let them dry for 24 hours before wear- ing them. To keep the coin jewelry bright | paint them with clear lacquer or | Pointed her assistants. fingernai] polish. Hobbyshops also have tie clasps with plastic discs on which you can put foreign coins. And you also can have these coins drilled with holes to be at- tached to charm bracelets or neck- laces. P.S. Don’t try to make jewelry from W.S. Coins—it’s against the law to deface this country’s coins. Buy Earrings for Face, Hair Consider both the shape of your face and the state of your hairdo when choosing L If you have a long face, wear round, button earrings, not long Mrs. M. M. Burgess of Country surance forms will be explained at | drops. On the other hand, chubby York with Mr. and Mrs, John Gorman and Mrs. Carl Unruh * = rs. Alan F. Gornick are planning a Caribbean cruise early in February. J. ¥ | Hotel Waldron | j ‘Priscillas Meet Mrs. Donald Weddle was hostess | | in her Oneida road home Tuesday | for a meeting of the Priscilla at Club drive left Tuesday for NeW the Feb. 16 meeting to be held in factd girls should choose the pen- dant type. Large, flat earrings will hide both ear lobes that are too big and ear lobes that aren't distinct drop earrings should be worn only if you have a smooth, slick coif- “The School Helps Build a Re- sponsible Society” was the theme ithe chief aim of the elementary | school is “To help children gain jthe ideals, understandings and | skills essential to becoming good e yout fe with a complete Wisner School PTA Has Fathers’ Night Program a monéy making project. Mrs. Gus- tav Ekstrom presented the devo- tions. Lydia A Thursday evening dinner at the home of Mrs, Lewis Cornell on Dwight street was the setting for Lydia Group’s meeting. A report of the recent Business and Professional W o men’s confer- ence in Lansing was given. The recording of the Negro ser- mon, “The Creation” by James Weldon Johnson, was presented by Mrs, Maynard Johnson. Plans were also made for a February ‘money making project. Martha Mrs. Harvie Little of Wall street opened her home to Martha Group for a luncheon Thursday after- noon, A report of the Christmas basket was given. Mrs. Aden Thornton spoke on United Nations activities, and Mrs, Lee Bourne presented devotions, Naomi The new church parlors were the scene of Naomi Group meet- ing, with Mrs. Clifton Dennis acting hostess, at the Thursday luncheon. Mrs. Edith Green presented a | portion of the city study book, “Man and God in the City.” Ruth Mrs, Rolla Hall of Haddrill Court was hostess Tuesday eve- ning to members of Ruth Group. A guest of the group was Mrs. Roger Cleffman. Mrs. Grace Steeves presented the devotions, and the study book, “‘Man and God in the City’’, was reviewed by Mrs. Ben Wilton. Mrs. Gayle Johnson assisted the hostess. Isabellas Plan Card Party Members of Our Lady of the Lake Circle 479, Daughters of Isa- bella, will sponsor a card party on | Monday at 8 p.m. in St. Michael Hall. Mrs. Louis Koprince, general | chairman of the event, has ap Heading | the various committees will be Mrs. John Stevenson, Mrs. Wilbur | Keb, Mrs. Paul Singles, Mrs. | Nuella Moore, Mrs. Daniel Scott j and Mrs. Lewis Swartz. The public is welcome Save on Socks I¢ there are many men in the family, you ¢an now save on your sock investment. A trick new yarn is ge the manufacturer to make that the little boy and father can wear with equal ease. They spring back, but not while they're on. | | Straight but eased with @ back kick pleat is this Her. bert Sondheim dress of black and white woven checked silk. The collar of white linen is banded with black tie silk matching the bow. a Sf oa. we pn. a, Little Gallery to Exhibit Paintings 3 Artists’ Works Will* Be Shown in Birmingham > The exhibition of paintings which opens at Birmingham's Little Gal- lery on January 24 includes the work of three very different artists, Varying in age, background, training and approach, they pre- sent In combination, an arresting Arts and Crafts School. Then four years beginning in 1948 he lived in Paris where he received Roy’s wife, Claude, whom he met and married in Paris was a well- known artist's model, Fi if ly 8333s f fh ilt ki g ; i E k I 1 eit i inl spytii? fh 2 1 Bs for clearance. Sie See _|by R. S. Aldrich. — ed ae i Re : x ae NANCY ELISABETH TRUMBULL THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 Collegians Plan Sports for Weekend Ski Mr. and ‘Mrs. George Titus Trumbull of “Springwood” Bloomfield Hills are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Elisabeth, to William David Seibert. He ig the son of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd David Miss Shelly Speaks at Zonta Club members of the Zonta Club of Pon- | tiac with brief reports of several | new books Thursday. Gathering at Hotel members heard Miss Shelly dis- | |cuss the frank and revealing, | “Gertrude Lawrence as Mrs. A.” The book deals with the actress | and her husband, and.tells of the joys and sorrows throughout their | married life. In conclusion Miss | this one of the most charming ing of the Windsor Zonta Club to which the group has been invited. Values to $6.99, special eeererreeee Engagement Told at Dinner Party At a family dinner party at their “Springwood” home in Bloomfield | drive and Barbara Sheppard Hills, Thursday evening, Mr. and Birmingham will be taking Miss Adal Shelly entertained 40| Mrs. George Titus Trumbull an-| the fun. Dick is member nounced the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Elisabeth, to Wil- Nancy was graduated from Kingswood School Cranbrook, at- tended Mills College at Oakiand, Calif., Michigan State College. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority and the Junior League of Birming- William attended the University of Michigan and is a graduate of a member of Delta Theta Phi fraternity. ° Coming Events Hoedowners Squere Dance Club hold a hard times party at Owen School | Saturday frem 6:30 p.m. unti) 11.30. Pontiac Rebekan Lodge 450 will ;@ card party Gaturday at & p.m | Mra. Charley Cooley. 3944 Glenbroke S&t., | Keego Harbor hold with , Hy 4 a Fi i $ é 1 a = A g ERE and was graduated from | Shelly said, “I think you will find | the Detroit College of Law. He is| a fsa | 2 ; iE ternity will hold its 3ist i i : 5 Janet Gangier will entertain a guest, Jim Conlin, this week end. He is a freshman at the Univer- sity of Michigan. Both students re- side in Birmingham. In the award section, Judy Rob- wii , been given membership in the na- @mor L Calkrmes WCTU will meet | Tuesdey with Mrs Patten. Auguste. for a 13:30 tive lunc eon. wil) Beginning and Refresher Courses in GREGG SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING ACCOUNTING Comptometer anr Calculator and Other Courses WINTER HOURS: Morning 8:30 - 11:30 Afternoon 12:30 - 2:30, Evening 6:30 - 9:00 Inquire Today 7 W. Lawrence Street, Pontiac Write, Phone or Return this Ad for information Pec EEE. Tet) tt eee eee ee | ed VSTERAN APPROVED | inson of East Iroquois Road has tional education honorary, Kappa e| Blue Stars i cli rant | Personal News of Interest in Pontiac, Install Officers tary. Mrs. Lioyd Dalby is conductress; Mrs, Howard Leinenger, assistant conductress; Mrs. Aima Cowley, captain; Mrs. Archie Tryon, musi- | and Mrs. Frank Schmidt, pariia- | fellow avenue. No dat mentarian. set for the wedding. i Mr. and Mrs, Sue i i fin Pits re fit a 3 iy | E ; Square Dance Club Hosts Detroit Group | Members of Howedowners Square . Dance Club assisted Wednesday evening at the League of the Blind square dance held at | Longfellow school. Callers for the evening were Warren Allen of the Lions Club, will be held Feb. 16, when members of Promenaders Square Dance Club will assist with BEAUTY in a Small peckage ee intimate”’ , way by A gift with « future... she'll love this exquisite fitted trevel case! Designed ‘with on eye for yeer- round travel needs, the Intimate comes with Lucite comb and brush, 4 unbreskable plastic bottles, dow- ble mirror, snap-in Paquette, hosiery pouch with ear- ring ber. Stert her set of pérpetu- ally matcheble Skywey luggege this Christmas. KIMMINS LEATHER GOODS 14 W. HURON i . and : cian; Mrs. Harold Leinenger, guard | Lawrence H. Stowe of West prod 2 PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enroliments Available in Day or Evening Classes Write, phone or cal! in person for Free pamphiet. PHONE PEDERAL 4-2352 CONNOLLY’S Delta Pi. Type scholastic require- ment necessary to obtain this award is a B average in all edu- cation courses. Judy is a junior in the School a | of Education and affiliated with speak. Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. FE 2-3551 Address tik Te eatin | *: cae? : A ONCE-A-YEAR regular price tickets! @ DIAMONDS @ MOUNTINGS @ BIRTHSTONE RINGS @ LODGE RINGS duced Sale of DRESSES Dresses drastically re- real low for cleerance. Val- to 12.95. 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All regular prices are plainly marked and you may figure your own savings by deducting the amount of discount designated. This is not a fake sale ... but an HONEST TO GOODNESS CLEARANCE, that we hold just once a year. We are sorry but there are no Layaways or Gift Wrapping on sale merchandise. All sales are final! JEWELERS “ 16 W. Huron St. 2 ee SIXTEEN ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 | ‘Clarify Child’s Understanding of What’s Wanted, He'll Go on From There Need Common Language] »-~-+-ry=mm | Elusive Boy |Didn‘t Wait for Gift By MURIEL LAWRENCE with her, I could do fractions. The school term that my arith-| I had not needed anyone to do fnetic teacher introduced me to|my homework for me. All I'd chronic | needed was someone who could fractions, I developed a depression. It was over the phrase | talk simply. Steady Company “common denominator.” I did not; I do not-know all the children Dissolved Left Girl know what one was. in the world who have been dis- : ’ Other children did. Joyously they | couraged by homework. Those I With Useless Item would bounce up to annouce the | have known have been discouraged | “common denominator” of one | over it because of adult failure to By ELIZABETH WOODWARD o fourth and five eighths while 1) talk simply es w : g sat in my seat, sunk in deep gloom} Some of their teachers can’t. PP bsa an et on % over my failure to understand. That is why Eddie will come June. At that time I ordered a es I asked nobody for help with my | home appalled by an assignment Curletmes present tor him — end ‘ ertthenstic Semework. nlc ficcllngreng diya Mls when I had it half paid for he = By spring vacation, my marks Ivanhoe. I hope it will occur to broke up with me, I didn't tell Ny had become the subject of us that he doesn’t know what a him about the gift, of course : tamaity agitation, A tutor was | book review is. If it does, bis and I have the whole amount paid : hastily hired, Some time during | dismay will not affect us. We. rane 3 our first hour together, she said, | won't imagine that we have to I didn’t give it to him at Christ “4 ‘common denominator’ is | write his review, we won't hov- e., a ak ede. Ot eee eS just a grownup name for this er over him nervously as he going to do? The gift has his bis ee ao ee De an name inscribed on it! I still love ~| oe him, but he doesn’t show any in- 2 te That's all there is | We'll just say, “A book review terest in me any more.” denominator.’ Now | j, just writing down your reasons copy the big number under | for liking or not liking some book. Your heart was in the right these two lines. . .” Did you like Ivanhoe? What's your place, of course. You were per- By the end of my second hour | best reason? right, there's your fectly willing to go in debt in or- first senterice.-! like this story of der to gift Ted with a very ‘ the knight, Ivanhoe, because he special present when Christmas Ground Beef was brave and kind to Rebecca’. .” came. And you had no way of “Is it good or bad to help a knowing that your romance would D lj h | child with homework?” several f-1-t-t before the big day your suitcases now for your P next Teen Choice sar ested fom hs rcapen reg Mil rapa properly clarified, he'll dough. And ‘re stuck with Two dresses or a dress and coat! ¥ : shove you him while he’ hat’ to : Puts Corn Flakes S producing what's tes | Either way she wears them—these no t ds wanted. With Hamburger No, I do not think that helpi By JANET ODELL ee ee oe ' pons ia : : _ Pontine Press Food Editor | ication,” On the contrary, if we Come February, most women have the | world cruise, there is something that will | Or" Ost vont be a dead loss. 47°38 in colorful cotton—the coat- ek when we had the op-| don’t explain things to them, the| urge to leave work-a-day routine and long |light up the eye and bring a thrill to a) 1 be you : ¥ z ‘ 4e= sell Liiva eeie tdinotn cee socal | Meaning. - E it portunity to talk with a number of | young can become most pestifer- for a magi ke th *;s hea Thi f is truly | can stow « away to give to some- | faille. Quick to cut out, put to teenagers collected _ recipes | ously 4 lent gic carpet to take them to some womans rt. is new perjume is truty ; . , from ae them. ‘Today's : fabulous far-away place where everything an adventure in fragrance for its ingredients ey rd ee a ot won't ag yd ae ise © 6. recipe for a hamburger treat ° seems different and exciting. In lieu of a come from all over the world. “Dear Miss Woodward: I've | 10. 12, 14. Size 10 dress, 2% yards comes from Jean Ann Yerxa of Aluminum It : I I £ Sens ae ee os a a 35-inch; coat 3% yards. Rochester. Since hamburger is a McBrid U Hel his birthday is coming up next This pattern easy to use, simple peor. KE a Sal | @ idi ti cbride Urges heip month. Do you think it would be | to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- recipe is appropriate. Xi izZa ion proper to give him a picture of | plete illustrated instructions. Jean Ann, who is is an ; ur’ G mayself tor ? Send 35 cents in coins for this arate Sede ee eal Niot Harmfy| |/immy s Grades Good, — : (— thewt Jem Aas aity'she sa] ny aesnanocoss |DUt What of Social Life? People who purchase aluminum very much, but I don’t want to|to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- come right out and tell him how | tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West Suggestion for ‘More’ ls Impolite Entirely Proper at Formal Party, but in General, No By EMILY POST A reader writes me as follows: “A friend of mine tells me that it is considered impolite to say “Will you have some more?’ when prof- fering food to a guest. Is this true, and if so will you please explain why it is wrong to say ‘some more’?”’ At the table it is entirely proper that the hostess (or host) who may be serving say to a guest, “Won't you have some more?” or, g g 2 z ij 3 : i : if fF letter pleasant speaking voice. storm windows and screens for | By MARY ee nothing else can give them and I feel. I only get to see him | 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print| return home, or may she . py dosn Aan Yerss their home often worry if the; “Jimmy.” the worried Washing-| 1 can mever be added, I'm sbout twice 8 month, so how - mune aes — with zone, | for both of them? dean alurninum needs be painted to pre- | ton, D.C., mother wrote, “is work-| sfraid, when the time for it has make appreciate me more size yle number. = ® vent it from corroding. ing like a slave at his job and col-| gone by.” Jimmy’s mother isn’t A boy who's crazy about a girl | cap ene teees Well, the truth of the matter | lege. He keeps his marks good, | the only one worried about the might be delighted to have a beau- ; end pepper mixture |Se™ms to be that aluminum does though I can’t see how. But I get| secial problems of city lads. | tiful photograph of her for a birth . Mix in order given, |"0t corrode the way some ‘other | frantic about his complete lack of| Experts campaign ceaselessly day present. But the girl should Form into patties, Cook in a skillet |™etals do. It does, however, oxi- | social life among boys and girls of | >. viened! ried be mighty sure of his affection over a low heat. These may be | dize a little his own age. Really, he doesn't Proper ime act} It’s better to wait to hear him | cooked out of doors by winding| This oxidization acts sort of have any wholesome young fun | {Fr teen-agers. All over the coun- say “Td love to have it.” You the meat mixture around a large| like a protection film and as it whatever. | try, more and more schools are could give him some little per- green stick and roasting*over the | keeps the air away from the And he’s not the only one.|¢™phasizing responsibility in the sonal thing instead, plus the coals. metal, ne further oxidation takes | There are thousands of boys like | ©*'T@-curricular lives of students opportunity to see your new pic- place. In other words, the small him in cities today, To take a nice | #"4 trying to give young tures and ask for one. PETUNIAI amount of exidation that does | girl out for an evening costs $5 or | Places to go and things to do. You needn't make a big speech eccur will not harm the metal. | $6. Jimmy can't afford that. “Girls complain all the time 6 at ee The fact remains, however, that ; that don’t ask them out you think he’s wonderful. Your I view the ugly tt dees Gull the metal coonvwhat “That ts net goed. I believe aia ieee mug: EY teed smile, your eyes, your little com- Bleteh with: pain, and give it a dirty appearance and| Patt © growing up inte life is | 4 sina of money it takes to ments and compliments can make HOW do you banish for this reason you may want to ae vee come ee date a girl property,” one of the it clear that you appreciate him a edain stain’ So teeey thls looking nice _ fealty Go worry about tecn-age reer rag oa ehes ghee And you can change that twice . see we If you live near the sea or in —_ about inspiring the girls to make Soe areas where there are lots of in- it popular again to give parties think up some @istrial fumes it may be worth} There are just no gathering) at home, with inexpensive do in- while to paint your aluminum to/ places for young people—I mean y for prevent it pitting. nice places at prices they can af- I This is caused by the salt found | ford. There are only cheap bars in the air near the sea and by | where they have a couple of beers Have ‘you ever seen the toy, Run a knitting needle through some of the elements in the in- and play a juke box and in that | out : Tole lor | spiders which people buy at gift the body and pull or push the dustrial fumes. If the aluminum way feel they are ‘doing canal om ‘ ; ; | He's a“ | | TARE Beped "| Shops to give their friends a start? 142. through this hole so that ted, it , under . | thing,’ : i Beh SL . | Here i spider which you can tle ge more Air sales “That's not enough for Jimmy. make for fun and you will have | ey hang out the same length on badly pitted He wants something better or noth- |a lot of fun too, seeing what tricks | ¢ither side. A crochet needle will Before painting the aluminum | ing at all, and there are many | that you can make it do, You will | puli them right through. Cut a should be wiped down with a sol-|™ore like him who consequently need a small ball of clay for each | fifth band to make a hanger with vent to remove -dirt and loose | are skipping over, theif! yout a0 ; Se ee ee ee matter and then should be ought piece, It should rather egg your “pet” spid t ‘ with aluminum paint a ach have together. Orr belts shaped. Now, let's add on the legs.| You can make your spider dance, be followed with any good grade| It’s too bad because they miss ; yI-9F Cut four rubber bands so that they | jump, and run along the table. exterior paint. a bit of character building that make one long leg. See what other tricks he can do. oe Give Employment Agency FairTr A FEW MINUTES’ DRIVE beet | A WITH AMPLE SPACE TO PARK get i a legibly, and tell the truth, Have |" ® Jb that you know in advance with you, on a slip of paper, the you wouldn't like. 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Fe. 95 a ey a 4 iy $199* IRONING BOARD PAD $49 me eer Across the Top Freezer & COVER SET 13 Wood wind P mustonl SRP IR ee Se 49 Imm cP et er ee “2 oe be ASS Ree AGRag Sap L ELt tis re ; Bs . , _ EIGHTEEN ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1935 M | serious injuries, although ox tle Gas Clears Out Army |e 2» wx zttet,meo vor | The basement tank is used to | Tokyo Headquarters chiartaha ‘ober . . “TOKYO .@ — The U.S, Army Wake is one of three coral! islets, evacuated its downtown Toky©/ tne others being Peale and Wilkes headquarters today when a-tank| Wake itself only four and one- containing poisonous chlorine gas | half miles long and two and one- | sprang a leak and flooded the | half miles wide. At its highest building. | point, it is only 15 feet above sea | * The Army said there were no level. all people. Show Business Roy Rogers Has:Unexpected Guests Who Move in at Crack of Dawn | By EDDIE CANTOR One of the most spectacular sights in show business is to see Roy Rogers charge into a rodeo arena On Trigger at a full gallop, stop on a dime, and rear the horse high. scream with delight, the grown-ups applaud like mad, Roy doffs that handsome white hat of his, and the box office is working overtime count- ing up. Roy and his wife, Dale Evans, love people— And I learned-the other day of an incident which proves that a little extra love can get you into trouble. The morning before Rey and Dale were te leave for Canada this past summer for an appearance at the Canadian National Exhibition, Roy was going te have some new pictures taken. He was the first one up in the household, fixing his breakfast in the kitch kitchen, he ask the den?” Kids in the den “Looked like saw your show someone to tell en while he waited for the “photographer. When the photographer strolled into the ed Roy, “Who are the people in “What people in the den? Aren't any people I'm the only one up in the house.” people to me.” So they went into the den and, sure enough, a family of eight.was gathered around Roy's display of guns, examining them through the glass. When they saw Roy, the father said, “I don’t reckon you remember us, Mr. Rogers, but we down in Lafayette, Louisiana, and you said we should all look you up when we got to Hollywood. Well, here we are, and our car’s outside, and we were just waiting for us where to put our suitcases.” (Copyright 1955) Broadway Calls Gloria After 18 Years on Press Service 4 HOT PRICES on Admirall Alleman to Retire|* Assn. at East Lansing Jan. 28 and ARPET SALE: at HANNISUNS nn" r ll HOLLYWOOD @®—Gloria Swan- son, the 56-year-old grandmother who rose to stardom in the silent | films and staged a comeback in “Sunset Boulevard’ in 1949, now plans a musical version of that Convenient * Credit’ Terms DR. T. ZIEMINSKI Registered Optometrist . |movie on Broadway. Richard |Shapely and Richard Hughes are | writing the musical score, a friend | of the actress said | Isabella Erases Deficit I V iz TEL-HURON MT. PLEASANT w — Isabella SHOPPING County overcame a deficit to end HOURS: ‘in the black in 1954. Treasurer Gey, Senn. Sees CENTER Elmer Kirkonnell said receipts for Sal, 9:00-0:00 last year totaled $246,608. Receipts t in 1953 had left a $12,748 deficit ___} | in the county's general fund. * 2 oy &, a se a ey " so% \Boy Finds Bottl Legislator Feels (55'cors Late. He Was Left Out ets $! Anyhow. | kegon, Mich., boy got a celebrity's Rep. Cramton, Lapeer, | welcome yesterday when he came Fails to Get Judiciary | jo, finan: 0 ote reward Committee Chair | floating in Lake Michigan, The youth, David Pyle, found | LANSING (UP) — At least one! the bottle with the postcard last | Republican legislator joined Dem- | —— wien cca ae aes aL . j e 5 gan in y | ocrats today in complaining about | cago Drainage and Water Supply | allocation of committee assign-| System, which at the time was | ments in the House yesterday. | making a study of the lake's cur- He's Rep. Louis C. Cramton (R-| Moe ot the corked bottles a | i rs 0 Lapeer) who is serving his fifth) who returned the postcards were term in the house | promised $1 rewards. David sent Cramten, a Lapeer County judge, | in the, postcard and although the was expected to be named chair-| city’s offer of a reward expired man of the Judiciary. Committee, | Jan. 1, 1887, officials decided to | | but Rep. Thomas J. Whinery (R-| pay him anyway. 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TOKYO W—Peiping radio said 100 Gray Ladies Train FREMONT (#—More than 100 ranged for a round of entertain- ment for David and his parents, Don and Jean Pyle. David made radio and television He was feted at lunch and dinner in fashionable search Clinic with $2,000 collected from patrons at a restaurant. He saw a musical comedy last night. ‘St. Ignace Lumber Mill Is Hit by Fire ST. IGNACE — A spectacular, $150,000 fire destroyed the Barrett mill, dry kiln, boiler | power plant. The mill'was on US 2 Wallingford has the exclusive right | jured. to hunt sunken treasure in the Lewes, were cut off for an hour and a The state yesterday gave How-| lf. arth the sole lease to probe in| The loss was estimated by Ferm the area where the British sloop| Barrett, the owner. Barrett said of war De Braak was believed to) he pians to rebuild but not on the same site. Fire déstroyed two | buildings at the mill lAst year. The mill, together with its log cutting operation, employed @ | men. 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SAVE *35* Comfortable Sofa Bed ie ete i me EM RFE OO TY ae A RI SBOE an gan hier , a __ THE PONTIAC PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1055 , PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. ' \ JS - NINETEEN | rmosa ———— \ + Chiang, Senate Must Give OK 4 GRAND RAPIDS (UP) = A sur-| ever held a centennial celebra- Beeson said Sous cats) sameeren vi ow on . ° pigep he Ape pate tokyo Saalceitiehen tie atunalir ike Wants Nationalists an official Michigan “was incorporated as a village torical Commission said today. and city if it is already a city. sown) hlraaaig socestary, id ton commsiay in| _pegeme sald the Bichignn Min. Under. U.S. Guor cooperation with the Michigan | vijjages and cities “but there's a ENGIN, Gilie-Possident Sgn og Ob conducting ts | chance there may be an error or Eisenhower today put hopes penal Pe te two and this way we'll find out. in a brand new strategic concept community The idea of the survey is to de- to save Formosa and at the same Payee gente Ae Sree nee ane = ane ae ae time avoid a shooting war between them if their community has | 75th, 100th or 125th birthdays, Americans and the Chinese Com- Prof's Spi it Pastor Tells) : , , ie be ceed Sm Coe of ‘Soul Flights’ to Heaven ne ated te some smal ema me Gok aban ae ae hove to ost a goahend from Oe coe entree cee te es eg ALE Educators = states made or oe wove: if Grand Rapids Whitmer, Other County School Administrators | | ot Annual Convention Hearing Set for Boy in Attempted Murder the examination of Arthur L. | ‘he physical world and the realm school Administrators. It lasts tionalists hold near the China coast Kelly, of 21388 Crandall, after the | °! the departed, through Saturday afternoon and at the same time make it more victim of the Jan. 11 stabbing was | Carlyle was just one of the de-| Scheduled for presentation at clear than ever to the Chinese unabel to attend the hearing. parted souls she contacted, Mrs./ the session is a proposal by Wil- Reds that U. S, warshups and war authorities said Alfred|Lee testified yesterday. Others. /jiam Shunck, superintendent of Set r planes will fight to defend For Gray, 18%, of 21432 Garden Lane more notable, included St. Francis | waterford Township Schools, call- y Sle oe, i mosa and the Pescadores. also in Royal Oak Township, would | of Assisi, Martin Luther, St. Paul,| ing for additional state aid for cc SRC Mee Re eR PS) ROP REAR The objective would be twofold: be able to testify after his release |®"d members of the heavenly | hardship districts.” First, evaculation of such ts from Mt, Carmel Mercy Hospital | Soir. . Approved im principle by the MOTORAMA STARS—Shown above are two General Motors dream |The cars are claimed by no division, but are products of the | lands ag the Tachens, 200 miles today. She said she often took “soul cars which are drawing a lot of attention at the GM Motorama im | corporation's styling department. There is speculation at the GM | sorth of Formosa, would elimi- Police said Kelly is accused of | fights” to heaven. hate, on Sen. 14, the propecal New York City. Top is the LaSalle II sport car, a two-passenger | Motorama, now showing in New York, that these cars may be | mate the present danger that the stabbing Gray following an argu- “Ww the streets paved with le designated te ald the school roadster that measures only 33 inches high. Bottom is the six- | designed for a V-6 engine . . . when and if such is ever put on the.) U. 5. might get mized up in a ment in the vicinity of Ferndale! gold?” asked visiting Judge Phil- | distcts which have done the | Senger LaSalle II sedan, also measuring only 33 inches in height. | production line. ‘ war to defend islands the Eisen- High School, where both boys are | ip Elliott. most to help themselves, but hower administration says are students “No,” led Mrs. Lee, “they s puatiens end ff ial 8 Ps PS | not important, were much more beautiful.”’ resources have not kept pace Secondly, there ig hope that @ To Pick ‘Woman of Year’) Hyma, » professor of religious| with thelr student enrollment the Chinese Communists can be GRAND RAPIDS uw — Grand | history at Michigan, claimed he| figures. hentiaty sere, Oey wee ; woman of the yous” will leat money ty setsining stock & If endorsed by the state associa-| Pontiac area jects are in- physical education building, $720,-, Health department — records, Northville State Hospital — ther- aig gt ely A be selected Saturday at the Wo-|a company that went broke, on an pro. | . . ‘ : Tth Fleet to get to Formosa, they tion, the proposal will be given to | cluded in the construction phase | 000; library, $540,000. building, $396,000. apy building, $750,000; therapy | would not attack Chiang Kai-shek’s the education committee of the | of the state budget, submitted to| Health department — records rm ag State ar oe — | unit, $100,000. Jast bastion, Michigan State Legislature for | the Legislature by Gov, Williams | building, $396,000. modernize heating in Van Duesen _ im the overall cold war | action. today. _ | Hawthorn Center —* $1,280,000| building, $100,000; water supply| | Pontiac State Hospital — gum sat tee tein pane “Conservation of Manpower,| The budget carries a $192,000 to complete administration build- | addition, $52,500; central kitchen, ing, $50,000. , tion is upon the deter. U.S.A.” is the theme of meet-|item for a generator at Pontiac | ing, service extensions, five cot- | $963,000 ‘ tay — | Tent of U. 8. military power rather ing. Means of developing and | State Hospital and a $50,000 serv-|tages, two residences and staff} Mt. Pleasant State Home —/| Traverse City State Hospital —| than paper promises to keep the detecting teacher power ‘for state | ice building there. house. power plant, $362,000; custodial laundry, $334,000. peace, and national schools also will be| 4 $152,000 item is listed for two| Care State Hospital — remodel aap: lh nga wg By 4 jl Thus, the administration believes | discussed. new State Police posts, one of| cottage — $220,000. ~ pri Reg-—-, —_ a ans. dormi. | that @ firm stand to defend areas which may be at Pontiac. Grand! Coldwater State Home — gen- utility expansions, — Training School — important to the entire Western Newberry State Hospital — pow- | tory, $400,000. Pacific defense wold © oe ee ee ae Be See | aoe Renin, Cy lant ments, $268,000;| State Police — two new posts poems at eases two locations among three under| power plant, $280,000. er plant improve ; . ; Clinton | more to keep the peace than would consideration for the two new head- cottage, $192,000; two de-|at either Grand Haven, C a Chinese Communist signature quarters. Tonia State Hospital — ae and custodial buildings,/or Pontiac, with Grand savy. [08 & cease-fire agreement. * e . sett sewers, $50,000. $574,000, probably y having priority, $152,000. a“ OF iSsi es projects proposed in the budget, that the situation in the For. > tery tempi laa mesa sector is a potential pow ° | Associated Press, include: der keg. He made tt clear he State Wants Protection | University of Michigan — mod- believes that am attack the site for Tracts at Algonac; | of the current Red Chinese of- Proud Lake Area Me (and west engineering buildings, LANSING (?)—The State Ad- eutemetive engineering $1,028,000; engineering terday at a rigid lease permitting | laboratories, $80,000: undergrad American defense plans. Eisenhower also said, as Secré- “Matthews-Hargreaves. an auto | going*te get the money?” said: “Where are we going to get| which has adopted a corporation agency, then told Habel, the for-| That was the universal reaction | the money?” income tax has found itself witlr mer agency operator and still own- | today of Republican legislators to| “I am much concerned,” Porter | personal income tax too.” er of the building, that the lease | Gov, Williams’ broad 24-point pro- said, “about the governdr’s sug-| 9; a would be canceled if a seizure to | gram of aid to education. gested raid on -the school aid| gO°'¢mes and Rep moon After the injunction was dis | tional message to the Porter argued that Williams’) scsscsals would inter wilt = el yew lead Pnagwond a against Cost. | to “a aoe ae tecal cobest eonteel, every ? maximum salaries would take fifty} Green said! “Definitely, the Leg- | million dollars @ year out of the | islature recognizes there is a press- | school aid fund. | ing school problem. But the gov- Van Vaikenburg and Sen. Creigh- | ernor recommends no financing ton R, Coleman (R-Battle Creek), | for his program, We will do every- ithe Senate majority . said | thing possible Within the limits of i. nee ae try-| finances." ing to the stage for a personal; Sen. Edward Hutchinson (Rh. income tax. ' Ferinville) geclared: “What tright- | “He apparently.” Coleman said, | ens me is the millions and millions “plans a corporation profits tax, jof dollars involved /in this. We which really is in-/ are going through a phase in ? ‘| fg k! 2 5 af F ar i : [ z f i i H f nae Sgt. Francis Casey, who heads the station, said the Air Force hopes to secure additional cadets before the end of February. Men who meet the requirements wil be sileed bs aes Se courses within four months and be commissioned as second lieuteg- ants upon graduation. Details may be obtained from {| Sgt. Casey from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m .| daily and from tam wl to use 69 acres in Proud Lake fire station. $300.00; tary of State John Foster Dulles Recreation Area and 86 acres in | campus development, $300,- declared a day earlier, that the Algonac State Park. But the | ™. Tachens are not vital to the de board must approve the lease. Michigan State College—library, fense of Formosa $1,500,000; animal industries build- Formosa and the Pescadores, Aud. Gen. Victor Targonski ing, $2,120,000: utility plant, $1,- however, are considered vital to recommended § drawing =" | 10000; education building, $900,- the American defense system if ' teases which would revert {© | 099. nursery school, $100,000; busi- the Western Pacific. land to the state if not used BY i ness school, $750,000; basic cob That is why the administration the Army within three years lege. $640,000. has asked the Senate to cammit ye len: nei tgs dag Michigan College of Mines — the U. S. to defend Formosa and is discontinued for two years. $108,150; com- the Pescadores, and has not asked ival He also demanded the state have | verting oid heating plant, $50,- for any commitment to fight for “feat) measly ‘ control over the removal of! 900; ores research building, $190,- the Tachens, Quemoy and the off ; : - ” buildings and trees on the sites} ogo; civil and geology building, er offshore islands. ee ee ee and the topping of trees adjacent | $916,000; tand, $263,000, to the missile sites. Ferrig Institute — pharmacy . . ® La. ann Or previous state | building, $850,000; trades building, Air Force Again experience been that it was | $579,000; physical education facili- ° ‘ : qa dys on lac ’ difficult to get the Army to return | ties, $50,000. Accepting Flight leased state land after it completes | Central Michigan College — re- . . | its use of Wt, or to pay for| model Warriner Hall, $256,000; ed- Observers Here , damages. |ucation classrooms, $620,000; land, Qualified men between 19 and In N Ch et bg '26% years of age are again being ; Fund Chairman Chosen F weg: bmg Normal — field accepted for sireratt observer missal last week of an injunction) MARLETTE—Ernst: Nicol was |$65,000 science building, $360,000. ae aahaehen an hn soe oe ing and 2am o aaa of an eer eee S Se ee Northern Michigan ne sone Ree scent the United | fy 1964 city and | me oy lee pay 9 Cfucation building, 3000 States Air Force Recruiting Sta poery ) aay will be handled through the Mar-|000; plan heating plant, $250,000 ean 294 W. Maree &. : school taxes lette Fire Department. Western Michigan College — ' TWENTY : THE PONTIAC FReee. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 a d 2 Pramas te: 1 ok ob ’ det inter 6 iatior epebied| : a | . H t Pp | Dining at [ts Distinctive Best: Young TV Fan ee Ronson al signed | , P Admiral in Formosa beylsci: sha po a: Luncheon Takes Complaint | nr hate her tos reporting H aymes ll] Offer to ay for Transpo rf Study eo = ember the matter and said her letter had egation and staff to . F Right to the Top | been referred to the Federal Com 25 Per Cent of Debts TAIPUS. Yormese @ <> Vice | Ot “maavence opening have Feb, Dinner CHICAGO #—Eight-year-old Re-| munications Commission.” ad i ‘ nee Denicola, distressed because * 2 ¢ " By EARL WILSON ; , Py kta 4 | Pp her favorite television programs| The FCC investigated and founé NEW YORK—Dick Haymes’ll offer to settle $190,000 worth of és Coc it Party |were being interrupted ‘by ajthat the “ham” was Anthony| California hotel, tailor, barber, etc., bills for 25¢ on the dollar— ; 7 | ““ham’’ radio operator, complained Shragal, an inspection foreman for) then he can accompany Rita when she reports for work in Banquet | directly to President Hisuhowsra sedlo and belpeitian Si0nU® | wettywsed Feb. 1. Py and got prompt acon, fring Company, _ | Rite, who's getting $500,000 in cash from Columbia, with al ane cornet, * P Be gg his RI erg another half-million to come, will wind é oe Dee oa ‘the Pg gy apr Any up a ey ee doll, (All This and ‘Hay- a uf mm 8 years cd and 1 widh|inate the interference. Renee is worth, you would help me. I am having) enjoying her programs again. * * * * j [rer heiper nite gf paar Jackie Gleason and sg hy gm 7 terfering my Bill Paley met to plot a $ c ‘T'cant pet any picture and all 1/ HOUSE Unit fo Hear Se ane tx tues TV owe : gn hag gy a ag T Def Offi ials Fred Allen mentions a Big Shot who went on a trip to Florida “involuntarily - ~_e oo much. | !OP ENSe VITICI incognito.” Fred explained: “Nobody Thy, . | | ys % vu “Ot course,” said Renee's moth- WASHINGTON @ — The Hous there'd ever heard of the bum.” , er Mrs. Girard Denicola today, | Armed Services Commliine ¢ tum x * * &* would waste no getting a nn ae ad briefing en the militesy ee ee eee “But imagine our surprise when | SENSO Sotten echotdiad fo ot wal cay Gat Oy wan. iy was ahi ie nat odqebers inten fermaly op Teetey ter Jackie Reynolds, 3, of Pasadena, : FABULOUS FOOD new session of Congress, ~ Srandson of Zasu Pitts, son of Jack 4 Midwest 4-1400 nounced today that Secretary of ‘Reynolds, an insurance broker. 1 F- asdemtnn 5 ee a an a youve got sewer woe?’ e ||| FINE FOODS ||| suopcasporD WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD. 5 | %, Ratiord, chnirentn of ‘ho Joint tots see It psrtoaiy prearet « «caper , BLOOMFIELD HILLS ' @ testimony Wednexday kok kk * | |e i z . That gal from Nashville, Dinah Shore, : — t 7 *|Get 90 New Locomotives now at the Waldorf Empire Room, is\} °"™™" °"™™ © 'avos MEMSER OF... : SM cavenaanrme — h a big hit that H Ford 2d ; ; GOURMET'S a & ’ aI Md gue ios —— sl had to mead one aaitine. ease Dancing Nightly DUNCAN imas CLOT CLUS : — SPECIAL NOTICE — ° ' cee ee Se oe od What a mob—the Gordon MacRaes, | > ame tena JAM SESSION—Every 1 SERRANQUER BOOMS 5) motive units in December, com tae Joe Crening, Praag Foun, toe Bex CLUB TAHOE | Oy ; rl wit new installa ’ ’ a THURSDAY-—Not Tuesday \ caer: Heusen, Mike Todd, Evelyn Keyes; oh || °*'2 Dimie Hwy. OR 53-9754 | 2 0te ee> > a —— yes, and me. After one song, Dinah said, “NO COVER CHARGE ALVIN WALLS AND HIS ORCHESTRA «- FLOOR SHOW -- FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS THE VICEROYS Sensational New Singing, Recording Quertette! “I used to do that so much better without | shoes on—but I guess I got to get used to shoes sometime.” * * *® * JACKIE All those famous women—Paulette Goddard, Valerie Bettis, Mary Astor, Mary Boland, Paula Law- || rence, Nancy Olson—flocking into the Capitol Hotel on 8th Av., made bystanders ask: “Who are all the women?” 4 FLOOR SHOW FRIDAY & SATURDAY |} | “T27"e the women in ‘The Women” IMA AUDITORIUM Flint, Michigen Next Sunday, Jan. 30th * 2:30 P. M. and 7:30 P. M. WORLD'S GREATEST BOBB BELLA Comedy M RONNIE CURTIS, Comedy MC hearsal for the big NBC color TV show. aA bosTEn Exotic ~via BABE SMITH, Risque Singer of Songs ee’ ena tandns wont es PLUS ALVIN "WALLS ORCHESTRA Held pig Popular Demand! id Gar cade: we eaeee. HILLBII i y ward to the show but wonder about its §) | AVON INN) [=== = i} 3982 Auburn Road at Adams Road—Auburn Heights George Jessel, introducing George DANCING Nightly (Except Monday) in the y Seve: Room with JAMBOREE magento in Person @ Pee Wee Gelden West Cowboys, No. | Band of the @ Lulubelle & rawr i Sweetheart of WLS National Barn Dance @ Pie Plent Pete and Beshful Joe, Stars of Radio || THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . . Alan Gale will close his successful i) | night club Feb. 20 to devote his time to || TV; he'll also spend more time with his “SULLY,” 250 Pounds of Rhythm jf AT THE PIANO BAR il) | Wife, who's lll. . . Actor Richard Egan || date at The Composer was model Mari- MANNY’S RINGSIDE | BAR |} W. Huron at Elizabeth Lake Bd. Bway bookies bet against romance: MISS MOHR | | They'll give 3-1 Brando and his his gal don’t do it. . . Daily Dou- } jj | bie: Buff Cobb and Larry Tierney at the Bast of Sues . , Jett | Chandler bought a ‘35 Cadillac to match For Delightful Dining . . Kitchen Open ; 10:00 A. M. - 10:00 P.M. fh. he ud ae ue he le ule ule che Visir Us AND BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED 3 We Cater to Parties-and Banquets 3 SHUFFLE SOREES ae ee _ Spo rtsman Inn For Reservations Call VILLA INN” lala Phone OR 3-9325 PY POPP OPPO LLL LL —— eee Where Dining 1s « Pleasant Adventure Serthe . 60 PARKYIEW BLYD. | | BLVD. , Corner of ePARKYIEW BLYD. | Read (M-24) at Clarksten Read 130 S. Telegraph Rd. A President Eisenhower told Con-| Background Music for Your Pleasure A Delicious Cup Foe 30 to opeced tena | American, Cantonese and d Chinese Foods of Coffee Makes “Dit” Gm WHO" Setar we Senda erosions all Food Prepared to Take ie Good Meal ew in Manila Cc Cc | Even: Better! ¢? Staten onte HIN A ITY And at Wilkins, you'll ve E | Raped wane - “Our Specialty Is Family Dinners” SBI that toe St your NN mot miemme:| 107. W, Huron St-—Huron Centre noon luncheon .. . stop out to arrange into s nein ev Enjoy ——_ . ie 4 : M.—Sunday 12 Noon to 10 P.M. nmeneon im restiui, con- genial surroundings! a x | wilkins a RESTAURANT : : COCKTAIL LOUNGE ANNOUNCING NEW SERVICE . at MOTOR BAR and GRILL— LUNCHEON BUFFET ........,........ $] 95 FINE FOODS, ALL YOU CAN EAT al ORDER YOUR FAVORITE DRINK FROM THE MOTOR BAR nay sage 6 DANCING - _ FLOOR R SHOW ENTERTAINMENT ” Watch for out ‘Mame’ Shows Every eck! hi vn a kG. “<4 ; = a - ENE IIE HORT SG OA BILE i ag P, i Gen. Ridgway May Appear in ‘Hell and Back’ ~ I'd heard that Warner Brothers re negotiating with Fred on the type of to Warner's but he ER 4. E i iEf ral fF Fre Lie IF 772 2 2 New Lake Theater 420 Pontiac Trail WALLED LAKE a at Mm, * (tf THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 | a SIR 7 by YOUR | if i Fs FEATURES AT—1:28 ~ 3:28 - 5:28 - 7:28 - 9:30 AGAINST THE RAVAGING HORDES OF ATTILA.... STOOD A WARRIOR’S MIGHT AND A PEOPLE'S FAITH! SIGN we) hi ame wun O ING AWN i E f BIG KIDDIE-CARTOON | SHOW! SATURDAY Only Plus 2 Features! Also . NEW SERIAL NOW Thru SATURDAY! ale At 12:45—4:50 P. M. | STARTS TOMORROW z i LALLA ge 3 gis if 4 i i : ge it b | ' we) When the forces of barbar- ian wickedness swarmed the ramparts of the Chris of a notorious princess was the price of victory! ee ¢ hiizeols Paws HIE HVE OF , inp TAY Jov Pa Basin TACK PALANCE- LUDMILLA TCHERINA: RITA GAM =» JEFF MORROW- GEORGE DOLENZ-EDUARD FRANZ- ALEXANDER SCOURBY | NEXT FRIDAY: “20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA” rt p44 {i} + am ||) “SPEED SUB ZERO” @ CARTOON @ LATE NEWS LAST TIMES TODAY! WM. HOLDEN in “A GIRL FOR JOE” AND ' JAMES STEWART in “GUY WITH A GRIN” C Screen AY’S FEA TIME— 11:13-——1 :20—3 :25 5 :35—7 :45—10:00 Blames Admiral . Pot O'Brien Ciyae Beatty . a ee ae > y Norman Artman, publisher of the tn Color With Citizen, Key West's only daily Wr OOOO OW ham Gongs Comer che os the big naval base here and : 8:30 was onl DANCE ot gee by Rear Adm. Harry ARMORY ¥ 8-9 You've never REALLY seen in Pontiac A Washington report said the the circus until you see it in Masic By tions at Key West unless the city LAZY RANCH BOYS It also said, “The Navy receives favorable publicity COMING = [3,8 sres = to es decisis, ‘To 12101 Meck Avenue || base recently terminated « printing t's the amazing new large screen R. Side Detrett—Hedsen Hall contract with it.” presentation hailed by millions SUNDAY, JAN. 30 gent gl pgm oan when they first sew it in 8 Shows — 2, 5 and 8A, M. I person's imagination. .. . “White Christmas” From The “we cover the seve, bette GRAND OLD j"“" os per ORY. ASE Ts : Texas Troubadors tion the Navy desires to make ft A Lester FLATT & |) "The wosyor anid ode wd enieasle tame Jerry! 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Colgate perked up in the | The upset streak finally has been | second half and took the jead with 2¥%— minutes left. 7 > ' upset in college basketball. | George Washington's ninth. ranked Colonials, who earlier this| Tulsa Coach Clarence Iba, who week had a hand in one of the! favors the possession style of his numerous form reversals, took| brother Hank at Oklahoma A&M, |charge of Virginia Tech in fine) played it close to the vest against | style 95-60 last night. That closed| Oklahoma City im a game that lout a string of upsets among the | marked up 37 fouls. Bob Patter- nation’s top 10 teams that had/gon Tulsa's scoring leader, was knocked off four kingpins in three | bottled up by a two ahd three- nights this week man defense and got only eight od as | points. [liinois. No. 7 in this week's As-| Wichita had a 40-36 halftime lead sociated Press poll, was jolted by | then had to shake off Seattle with lowa Montlay; second - ranked | a rally in the fina] two minutes. North Carolina State and sixth- ranked Maryland were dropped by s Ps North Carolina and George Wash- | ington, respectively, Tuesday, and ’ Kansas State surprised eighth- ranked Missouri Wednesday. . ) veonasees. eo Shine for Bruins | night Even among the unranked leo Stars on ice as lteams things went as expected. | Colgate defeated Cornell for the second time this season 63-57, Tul-| New Coach Pilots Team sa scored a 48-42 victory over Okla- | hema City U. Wichita spilled Se| §nto 4th. Place ne 1471 and Treas AMM beat) ogTON ay — _Wiecracking a la OSA Ae Se sparkplug Leo Labine and new coach Milt Schmidt have the once- George Washington’ smothered Boston Bru Virginia Tech with a field goal ee etn govt gh | Joe Holup moat per ary |the two top National Hockey “overs from the Colonials’ 1953-54 | all which started the sea- - Southern Conference champs, each | | son with a dismal outlook, knocked |*"Cragate had to sie ee jed 160 at the start and 3522 at |on phil fight Sunday they shut out the power- The emergence of Labine has been a major factor in the re building of the Bruins who won Bowling Instructions Monday thru Friday Motor Inn were broken up by World War IL | The football huddle is generally the NHL title 10 times between) the 1927-28 and 1940-41 seasons but | OPEN DAILY ), 12 Neon te 20" tant, New atuers OPEN BOWLING 1124 -W. Huren Se. 20N BOWL Phone FE 5-2383 (Formerly West Huron Recreation) . 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Stop in at Standard for a tankful, today. . a. hee: Se Fe | ee eggs ha ge tla o eanemaemnete tend ela -s a . 4 ai Fr re + oe Ak ate nila iit Zn. i i H| = | Earnings for Retirees . Wiwveent THE PONTIAC PRESS, 730 a. m. and swimming ! Ski lessons! Train fare! Ski suit! fall down cheaper roller skating?” OUT OUR WAY 2%) {\ Skis! GLANCES ‘ 4 ‘ tai trance WEA Bervice tre a ee ne ee ‘ rT af : bit i wali i Shey aeata] Geteiblnadtaasd ah, Liiveefiiihfssaabet eetlelt reper Ugh aay | [PRIPAY Gp j i fies OUD THE BOV UREAMS = \ DIAL FE 2-8181 Ask for the Want Ad Dept. No Matter What Your Problem May Be in Girl-Watchin Wh ney i g7553 aty.g pi8jd: Phe 3 HE aj HEE rt & li i TRA RET f 4° il i j jifis tH oe j ane dade? ghee ait set] “Daddy can't play with you, Angel he hasn't recovered from Se wo yesterday, yet.” BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES New Era© = CEP ED wee Pm send “@ .. .# : " ‘ aig Shee © gee z . os te ie Ge pend te “~«<—"* - * Sa - tees M LOL LEG EE OL LE OE EEO _ all client ° , =~ vy s.,lCl i et i a i et a i eee ; Le, eee ™ ‘ —_ —_— —— — ; : \ eon. : . 5 : aS ‘ . ™ ‘ : # ‘ . . THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21,1955 ' yer . , feos New York Stocks — [ * : : under this Ordinance shall be | MARKETS Area Cost-of-Living |. as samemmum | Lodge Calendar Frozen Mouser Thawed | i"ni"tilutaerat ait Sort =" . Admiral... 382 Johns Man .. 98-4 | With Tal of Pos’ set the Produce Drop .6 in her Sentence: Gee ee | ne, oe oe } | Flask of Warm Tea | Siseer' iheSicifstin’ of te : . Allied Ch’... 03.5 Kennecott ...191.9| Lodge No. 60, Clarkston, Jan. 22, w. ' provements im said subdivision ; tied Gee |e Gime cm 1. Tg , ALSALL, England —Fluffy, a |" section 2. All ordinances oF a DETROIT PRODUCE DETROIT w— Bureau of La- Allis Chal .. 722 Kresge S88 ... 31.6 p. m. Work in M.M. degree. Din- determined year-old ordinances jn, conte ” DETROIT, Jan. 19 (UP) — Wholessie |}, Alum Lia .. % Kroger ...... 466|/neg 6:30 p. m Richard Snover V 2 cat, W&S| hereby repealed. prices on farmers’ markets fe- Statistics ( ) says living|Alum Am ..s6 (Lehn & PF ... 207 , ; found frozen to the ground yester Section 3. This Ordinance ANN ante ported by the Buresu of Markets: costs in the Detroit area dropped | 4m Oi0" °° iit OP Glass ... 60.5 | W..M —Adv. ; * | affect ten days trom and ti Cuty Com: sasue ie t cee ry on 6 per cent Jast month rn oye nee oa ls / 2 NEW YORK day in front of a mouse hole he pA oat OED ot a : ig? " ! ft a Be y.. 6 Special communication of _ — Most prices |had watched throughout a bitterly Commission thon, fancy, 400 bu; No ; ete | Am Gas & h ve Pon : Made sad by. Oe 10 gw mol, ste i hagas be: The decline brought the city’s |Am Loce "Mh Gs Lockh ate .. $32! 110) Lodge No. 21, F. & A M, Pri,| “ere Unchanged to higher today ftdid night, of ee ont Pipentioc on this 16th ag tH ate be: septa, Northera Spy, No cost-of-living index down to 116.2) 4™ M&Pay .. 21 tou! ® Com . @& | Jan. 21 to confer the F. C der os. | 2 mtv stock market dealings. Workmen at the local sewage of January. Arig W. DONALDSON Ht 535.335 bu; apples, Wegner, No 1, | OF December. This was .2 per|am Rad .... 228 Meck Trk .. 21.4| Lodg : _ ‘| Gains were smal) with few ex-| depot, whe uffy «ghawed Seni 3.09-3.50 bu. 1 | cent below ‘the index for Decem-|4™ Smeit ... 45 Marsh Pield . 33:7 e opens at 7:30 p. m. Irwin ceptions. Trading ex J re Fi lives, ADA R. EVANS. The extremely weak in 1 90'to, Cabbage, i .t 188 1. ESS: | ber, 1953 Am Tel @ Tol 1104 ers Ss. re) W. Mills, W. —AdV. | the tape falling ebind _ > P : jared, with a Sask Jan hi, 1088 manner u e, No 1, 1.00- bu; cab- Dare m Te el 174.4 y D Str... 357 i briefly at warm tea. — which January t | bage, red, No 1, 150-200 bu. Carrots,| The ; Am Tob 672 Mid Con Pet. 1086 a : bore tract bapomee- yestorda onl f 1 di $0 ‘dos. 25 bu. Celery Toe. | cost-of oral Sen a decumers ta | reg =" om sil Pa 38.2 ews in rie the start. PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE was out y up-| No 1, 160-150 dos lo 1, 1.00- - o decreases in | A> op onsen Ch 99.2 Tires on a B-36 superbornber are | Te the Qualified Biectors 125 bu. Bi dish, No 1, §.00-6 Anac W & C/ $56 Mont W Dougias Aircraft was ' set nearby bean futures today, but) Leeks No werd in tae jae of trensportation, food, | Armeo 8° ‘“te* Motor rn gre! tween 2 and 3 points. ok ging nine feet two inches tall and each | giection vines meld ts. un newssee the deferred months held up well. | tg : a o- = Parsley, | apparel, recreation and ‘other pobe gy Ae ue —— aaa Mrs. Wilma Tucker of 352 E.| side the average chewing Other contain enough nylon to m&ke 15,- Waterford, County of Opkiand, State of Wheat lacked the support from | root, No 1 85-100 Lae perenigg’ wx El goods and services.” Atchison 124 mot Dae” ed |Beverly Ave. reported to Pontiac| alrerafts also were Pita in 2 000 pairs of stockings. ry . Jayno Adams School mills noted in yesterday's early | 50%," beg potatoes No Mee ore |. Tae com of-living index is deter- | Aveo Mts 2g 2 Nat Cash R10 | Police today that thieves broke into fractional way, Oils and moters | ———— -__ ———_ | ~ "Salo ciintonville Road market. te | $e eee. pote oto | os-160 B00 bor. | Mined by pegging price averaget | Balt EGS 33 Net boca” g17 | . | headed higher. Tobacces A ee ae | Prec. Ne. 3-Pae Mell Hef 90-125 dor behs. Rutabagas, No 1, 1 30- | c Balt & Oh 392 Nat Lead $7 | her restaurant at 441 E. Pike St. | a snes eee ties “an _ontinance 008 Wet village, Sone Wheat near the end of the first | 150 bu Tomatoes, hoth oy 4 during the 1947-49 period at 100.) Beech Nut 04 Nat Steel 16 - "| Steel Wumber 122 Entitled “An Ordinance | Prec No. 3—Waterford, Viliags for ¥ a. a ee ouse, No 1 2 75-. _ ee Bendix av { 10¢ bg - sos. last night and stole about $4 in | s were unchanged to lower. | Regulating the Adoption and Approval of | | Btefiens Street, Waterfor oe 4 to % lower, March |; ° 36-175 bu ss) weil - | Benguet 13 NY. Air Bek nS change from a vending machine | Railroads were mixed. Other divi- Hon ® Adding to, Said Ordinance | Pree No tain —y ge $2.29%; corn unchanged to 3 1oW- Lettuce and salad greens: Celery cab- Livestock ee: ee a ee - 63} nd coe re | sions were fairly steady. Adopted: January 18. 1955 Prec. No s_Waterfora ““rownship Mall ev. March $1.54%: oats unchanged | >ege. No 1. 1 50-200 bu. mae’ tes . ak Gel a ged = Eeger. | N 4 Effective: January 28. 1995 4995 W. Huron Street to % lower, March 76%; rye un- ores Collard, No 1, 100-156 bu | DETROIT LIVESTOCK | Borden os i a Sed | Pes i ew York Central opened on} The City of Pontiac Ordains Prec. No. @—Hudson Covert School changed to'% lower, March $1.20/¥¢ 1 No 1, 100-180 bu Swiss chard, | | DETROIT Jer got esteviished, | Brit’ My. 999 Nor sia Pe. 18 | Pontiae Police yesterday arrest. |2.500 shares up % at 4s, and) yo"Orainance No. Ta2" entitiea wed | sn tee neatt take Reed » a ae 1% “| ; Cattio—Gelable 335 Market about acon Salne a3 Nor Sta Pe . i63| ed David H. Butler, 37, of 1869, among other blocks were Anaconda | Ordinance ting the Adoption “| Tee Ww Huron Street %; unchanged to 1% low qapcaco BUTTER np cuce | Ody today, Compored lent Thuredey Budd Co aug Nwest Airine.. 182/Grove St., Milford and charged | Copper 1,000 up 5s at 49%, Boeing eget eg A Al tgy He Bie some the | Prec. No. §—Stringham School er, March $2.71%; and lard 3 to 8 CHICAGO, Jan. 21 (AP) Butter | Slaughter . steers and heifers grading | Burroughs . 24.5 Oliver a 4 | him with drivi an t thou 1,700 % at 72% z y of Pontiac, Oakland County, Michi- 4350 beth Lake Rd. lo maadviis Joe Sst whelscalo buy, | eee O26 prime ceases, sirens: lower| Calum & H .. 11 Otis Elev..... 63 — auto without | — be , and Sinclair ~~ dene ane section | Prec. No. ®—Oekland Coin Company cents a hundred pounds lower, | ing = Aes mtr Meso 1. see aks predes slow. weak to $1.00 lower; fair|Campb Wy ... 27 Owens Tl! Gi..108.6| an Operator's license, Oil 1,200 up 3% at 51%. Kn Ey ollows : 5236 Cooley Lake Road March $12.50. aan be se eo ae te clearance: cows unevenly 25-50 cente|Can Dry .. 149 fen aw & : Bett 1B. The City Commission ts | Prec. No. 10—Lambert School : 90 B S675. 99 C 86.28 Tt lower; bulls fully 80 cents lower: steer Can oe aoe Tg . = -— a «i er prices were paid for Gen- nevehy cuthortacd to Seeams from the Cass-Elizabeth Lake Road : ‘eeders strong: t Parem Zs° rancis . Heath, eral Mot wher owners Grain Prices "ees firm eons 18,082, yholsale | fo. ‘prime’ iaveine ie sicce 2008 | Carries, Op... 68 Feaney a0... a8 | Calvert St., was arrested by Poo | U ors, Chrysler, Boeing, | Siigea "ines oft et surdy’ company | "wn 088 Woughet Road = buying prices | unchanged: 0.8. large | week's top: week's bulk good and choles | Case JI”... 178 Pe vee St, nited Aircraft, American Tele-|%°®4 provided tm- Section 1A. & cash| Within said Township on iki Wakil saunas Mae GanVGGN coven WE: yoo fed steeee 33.00-28.08: ey ge = Gater Tree... 044 Pepet Gols... 183| Ua Police yesterday on a traffic | phone, Standard Oil (NJ), and Lig- os ggg A Bh the cost of} Mendes. Pebreary 31. | 9 EMICAGO, Jan. 31 (AP) — Opening | "ie 208; checks 206 marcia to geod steers es citers 19,00-| Oem 1 PO... 303 Pemee voc: te warrant, charging he failed to stop | gett & Myers. Ordinance which cash then! be ing etticers: = uaveewr peas ao ne: wats oo + a oat tene .... 263 Philip Mor... 40.5 at a school crossing which is des- Lower were Bethichem Steel, PHA or A. a. pe. on BB Treasurer, Two Trust Justice of the i _ 1204 | DETROIT. Jan 21 (AP)—Rggs fod .| steers and heifers 13.00-17.00; late bulk Gee Nw... 183 Pilleby 3 73.4 | ignated as a stop street. Westinghouse Electric, Baltimore | chal be sn uncond uch cash “deposit | Peace (full term), Mighway Commissions 4 Died (Por cases included, federa)-state — = low —_— —_ o-ee- Chrysler ..... 683 Pit te G.. e6| ° . & Ohio, and Meintyre- ble | guaranty for the. eseeee- er. me (not to exceed four), 4 : ers and cuttere mostly Cite Bre 1202 Proct & G.. 5 4| S@meone stole a distributor and . Porcupine. ——— — the Board of Review. 211 | Whites: Grace A jumbo 52. large 30,| 9.50; late bulk util 4 \ of improvements and irrevocably) And dmen i . : ** Feo, | minimum 4-38 weighted average 24% | bulls 12 $o-14 50: bulk good aon ameta | emake tae ae coe oo 67.2 | coif from an auto owned by Charles| Last Monday the market broker held and set aside for the installation of referendums thet may. be submitted a ' a 268 | small 30. grade B large 36 stockers and feeders this week 18.50-23.00. , — . ‘ ysK said improvements in said proposed sub- | that time 4 - ! 23 Coca Cola... 1164 Radio C 392 | Hubbard of 23 W. Kennett Rd sharply, and in the three | 4 ‘a eneer a2 | rowns Grade A jumbo $0, large 36- Calves Salable 100, Today's market |Colg Palm .. 606 Rem ie o3 ‘ - ply, § next me a the property of the City] Notice relative to opening and nag ia cay | pone atl mone 35 omall 30. opening steady Compared last Thurs-|Col Ges .... 16 Reo Holding 28 | yesterday while the car was parked | sessions it retraced around two- pana — —— condition that in| of the Polls, Election Law, Revision | Ch aS shh sy bighly aggressive demand forced | Con Edis .... 463 Repub Stl 784 in front of Hubbard's hom _| thirds of the loss. Yesterday's | instell said improvements witl ee ee ee ee ae eoeeee ecks 29 vealer prices $2.00-3.300 higher: small | Con GE 31. Rey T sie e, ac : y's sa mprovements within the| any election the polls shall be opened fl Seng Seoey "asin necting occ, amt |exmsem "(21 Rigo'Pict.... 74, cording to Pontiac Police. martet brought the Associated | Settee sofort, sre 07 tas Ot, of | 6 Se Seer ena ees cease ‘ ~ . or eoee . J j , 11 40 CHICAGO POTATOES good and choles recs ean bets: "ton pond og iia Ear Rock Spg .. 264 Press average of 60 stocks up 20) seem, that such cash deposit» shall | tne afternces = ae oath ~— i ALMICAOO. Jan 20 AP) Potators fadividual ‘prime "34.50 or above: “most | Cont Can 28.5 Ssateway &... s Pontiac Police detectives arrest-| cents at $151.10. The entire day teansterred and Beligned to gnarl enue Gs ane eee os and in line at .% ; aarta a tees . ’ ‘ . e ° Fy NEW Eg a a by The | oe trash 306 sha niga... oar Shae Per ST ne comme oe 00-25 00 Cont Mot Mat st Reg Pap 281 ie —” Pigg brs of 2042 | was oné' of hesitant progress. tong LA} a peng Ml closing Mock apn figs ney faaglmg % — total shipments $10; old « _| Gheep—Salabdie 1} o | N. cis . yeste j be such im 2s Associated Press. Stet aca — | test emp PP og oe e_ a Copper Rog 402 Sead AL RR 75 | Gown hee ye api in a . ments in said subdivision. The time, fer | Woterlord Tewaship Clert. -— a . honghter lambs seectiy shendp, beeeé Core BS... oo Sears Rose 18.1 Ae nage t a in a warrant a Grand Canyon of the Colora- ge anergy ap ek ig oy shall ‘Jan. 19. 21. 1988 with stronger undertone for demand early in week: sheep scarce, | Curtiss Wr.... . which charges illinger wi - is i Cl We ST } wet change +0. Russets. weaker undertone for round | SOE nd prime se. | Corte Wr.... 111 Simmons... 414 5 ames s = im nt tipo 4,008 to 6,000 feet in | The owner or owners shall be persenally PUBLIC SALE en reds; new supplies limited and | 200 Ib wooled slaughter 22.00- | Dis C Seag..-. 33 Bocon oP pth. It extends a distance of 718 | Mbt Ser. he Mmetatation of otis i | Gabe te tee held 100 pm Pon 133500, Week age Be caries track salad reported. Cariet | 22-80, mainly round 22.00 after Monday, | Doug Aire....128.8 80 Dee simael Gad ie Weems ies ta SE eign | Chee Eeetaed De ae thoes nan | OIG nk 00: Danes Oh, neville, aie . a 080.4045 o—, + ae Ll ae mesette tee gh be ny [Ft any naan goed Dow Chem te a see rg Claude Wilthite of 268 N. Perry | in width ahaa Tencenteaten’ The only claim the | ga. at 133 Main St, Rochéster, Michi- * —_ 4.40; BON | 20.50-21.50; deck 59 Sparks W 51| St. reported to Pontiac Poli = owner or owners shall have to the cash, ; Wi; Mnnewete North Datots | thorn lamba Ms. {"anins “2.08; pond to| eet Kod’. G24 sta’ Brand 3! Se eT ne ald aa ° - Jan. 21, 33, 1988 ™ prime dew to chara inmb.o: Fisting | Bante t.--. 324 Sid Gila ¢ |cense plate from his car sometime MS eeceeee evenly ¢.00-8.75. us In 41 Std Of} Ind . 454 & Poultry Emer Red..... 141 gta Of NJ .. 1077 | Since Jan. 18. a sersorr rovirs cmcacotveeroce. | EESU ST, Beceagt 1] mound and square dancing. Com : Figures decimal per pound t Jen 2 ~~ paid «Seat. \inn 21 ‘AP)—Selable hogs Mee’. ap } - no Aneel ; ai munity Club ‘aaern Heights, Pri, o.b. Dettroit for No. 1 qual-| *: : market fairly active, stromg to Tre | 5 * = 2 7 pouit na Pe higher *! 361 Swift @ Co’.. 47 | 8 to 12 p. m, Jan. 21. —Adv dese. ES oa ae ne | ae eaeeS Se eRe BY] coe Products* heavy brotiers or fryers (2%-3% Ibs): | 6fades these weights: all other bu Gen Slee .... 3 Texas Co .1| Chicken and biscuit «=... SS ee oa tae ie = ; tehers | Gen Pas ..... 14 Tex G Sul ... 394 supper Sat. Rocks 33: ly active, steady to 25 higher; | Gen 82 Perkins. ‘Abeedive® ..... eapencttes (8-8 fs.) 30 aan aaa ta : ae Mills ... 68 Thomp Pd 49.3 S until $1. —Adv. —_—_— $90 tb butchers 1728-1850. Sg wie (oe ao ee ee Timk R Bear 494 be - 9 CHICAGO POULTRY Soe on casise Be 1 and 8 wade: few on eo "S3t Jaen 307 2 i pe needs sdiaiin ca. a ce tieneuiive: | Got mostly cnsice Ne ls 1850: part |Gen Tel .... 374 Twent C For 25 bail, Ph. PE 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell. Sa Budd ’ rat caeak tently eainay ca | & thee thee: tame Ota) ie tp tees: | Seen” ee on cn eg Adv. ys y- Fereian E hange receipts in coope 300 ‘ves- ies Ws ae oo 0 eee oo ee eee tn Pe 10] p ’ sows 400 Ib and lighter 14.75-15.25: in | Goodrich .... Unit Air Lin 35.5 ummage sale. Congregational s larger lote 428-400 Ib 13.00-1480; good Goodrich ----03 unit Aire. 784 | Church Sat. Jan 22 8 to 11:30. Men, Check Cadillac before you ; Galabie cattle 1.000, salable calves 200: | Gt} .. 21 United Cp ... ¢1) women, children‘clothing. —Adv. buy. It costs no more to drive secaigte Guiiaby (hie chnes Gt No Ry .. 366 eS the tia ; , ah seedy to 35 | 0 TI 1G1 Dp Gas im... 306 e best. See Dick Moore at about er tgs ands: cee |e ee a Oo 8 Jerome Motor Sales. lot 950 yearling steers 26.60 aang lll - 33 Smelt commercial te siveoe 100 tn5e, | ements - 33 Be steel... 405 FOR SALE 4 utilit 15.00: scattered | Hooker El... US Steel pf...1¢1.2 . et eee end quod hott. Houd — ane oa = coves Ey} a. ad chotee heifers te 26.00; most ng ® - 3 Were B Pic... 186 1953 E ny, nh mga ge Bef | el. 688 Went un tei. ae. # most canters and cutters | Inapir Cop ... 383 Westg A BL... 38 LI % 00-975; few light cannere 1.50; hardly | Interlak : 1988 weets — ba 4 & ree make & market: | [nt : or06 £ good and choice vealers 2300-26.00, light - 372 White Mot.... 36.4 : quite Gove te 6 part goed’ year = napa — Zusce & Co... 124 Cost $4,950 os int Bil : TD tae re mo - sheep 1.000 moderately active, | Int TelaTel 333 yo a teu. ah .? lambs fully steady, sheep | isl Crk Coal 212 ¥ mest good to prime wooled ‘oung B& W 2771 : 105 fb down 1950-2175. two loads 93 oe 4h, Ee . For a tighter wrap on a pack-| 204,00, tetuded ot 38: top 1.80 th Rad... 68 > age, dampen the string before use. hr Geck choice and prime 103 > faii| First catcher's mask used Kot The string shrinks as it dries. and summer shorn lambs 20.85. cull to ad in - | g00d slaughter ewes mainly ¢06-1.00. | baseball was worn in 1875. Cemetery Lots 5 H : ~ = elp Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted Female 7 Work Wanted Male 10 Service 12 Services 13 : ona 1F YOU ARE TIRED eee | Building Business UE grpre ee taebing- Om S90 | "wenn we bars at ering ter | TV, SERVICEMEN | |FSTSRIPAGT nm entee fo SEAMSTRESS 3 | Steadlscten with unlimited te. for outside ‘werk. ~ i 2 small children i familr. | S87, “Sirmingham Cleaners, 1283 come. For personal interview. son at 019 AH , -4 Ave. pore — aS 6. Westward Burminghess, Mich. BOX REPLIES || —woney w-EveRYwRene— Maeortal cle Gore, Wie Por ci At 10 am. togay on wen SALESMEN Prose, Bes STENOGRAPHERS E NEED SOME? EXPERIENCED WAITRESS IN Se ae : there were replies at cen wan restaurant & soda fountain work SALARY RATE $2,613 the Press office in | ‘stn CALL for nem, iupchaonete i oeyivan TYPISTS nee. To Og SALARY RATE $2,509 the following boxes: NEW YORE FURR needs ) spe | TMs WUMBER Mes. 18 Josiya Career janitioe. paid vaca 3, 4, 21, 33, 35, 38, 40, tact ealimniied inads EXCLUSIVE GALES RIGHTS FOR plans and ‘ Avon available to i 43, 44, 58, 63, 64, 67, 6, TERRITORY - PONTIAC NOW! rain Other Benefits - AREA adie women, free tratn- 72, 14, 75, 79, 98, 85, 88, ete Beni nour, Mrs. 1, 193, 115. EGritorise have ‘Seon uuh Gets FE 5-4161 PS gp PI APPLY organisation steadily for sev- FoR MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1965 “ae Ww : - nurse “| for small a 2A. M. anted Male MEST wAtE-lest se can live im. Days. Farmington AT ! 3 MUST HAVE—Nest appsarence| Otter limited «|, Quality | te FOR GENERAL BTOGE | ee ce SON . fce wil be held Monday San wi CAR GALES-| ‘Yassing or soliciting. Advance-| peed apply. Ask for J. L. gee — ye bef i07. . . . Sales y 7 accurate Permanent . J 24th, at 10:30 8. m. from ; = > eaiee. ment possibilities Libertine Manager geting. a ened 23ND FLOOR OFFICE | with ’ George E. Ging officiating. In- h mate care. MApie| WORK-By appointment only. One work. 16. Saginaw. 1 LAPA rn Foot Specialist 15A rment ot ieee Lane Onion, | 4 LOCAL FIRM JUST FORMED, SS , We Need wy Ty — PATON PLASTERING AND PLAS) Garages & Remodeling , new ; SEE “5 x) + gee es we ta See an Sie | Secs terre om mien More Salesmen | Saabgtnage ow = : yt | a Sunday January from the oud 3 entrained | Waldren Rete, 1 - 6 Menéay of Seater Sermo > Plumertelt Puneral time salesmen for this com-| T¥esday only. To Sell ; Shetinsn, chars bare. taga wal The season. Ampie time in models eee, Se ee of age. ie perce i teen available and plenty of closing DO NOT PHONE. _ tuvomobile ---- Chevrolet! “GENERAL OFFICE iat eas ae de MACHINE WARD. | ing “area = sestest_geew. ENERAL OFFICE SCHWEITZER, JA\ 19, 1985, | 2338 Lake Ra. Pontise ea County! For one of Amer- =| - wih John D. ro ag SB FE 2614 FE 60280 lea's newest Chevrolet STENOGRAPHER alerships «- - - Both positions are permanent with better than average hours. Lg Matthews — Hargreaves ee oe + ; ao ee as tae “hewn tarvice Salesman —_ WEST Ct let yy 9 — oe F m. from the Hunteon Puneral ‘ We e in jobs yevroie C . Biome with Mr Je Tod" get log. wi, customers win Pontiac's beter firms. Pontiac, Michigan ARTI {U 'S _—— =~ | paws fox. FOR YOUNO MEN . Sakina: te is tees Oe | She 8. | br accountant. Youns $250 | USED CAR SALESMAN MUST BE = - . neral Home. BARBER «GOOD service Sales §oe0 | capertenses. 33 Auvern. _ eee | joo. Wi 0 eee Om Poarmaceuticn Sales WANTED: ELDERLY MAN FOR GIRLS Prentice +216 after 6 | Store Trainee i clean up work Start now in new exciting sales Biles ate we | Midwece Fes college be clean living - yy field conducting Sarah Coventry ry rw Midwest E lo $51.20 r week. trem 3 in eo operstor. AP-| s99 PONTIAC Bnew geo bergen midnight ‘01 8 6m per or deliveries. Cali, me ; Bs 3, BLDG. | week. Write Pontiac Press al pm pereenel interview. mecessary Age 21-238 See a | te : Binge. | Siaeet Ber. 208i Hey, STENOGRAPHERS salads REAL ESTATE | °‘Sezee “sais: ‘call eRe AND EXPERIENCED SALESMAN Fr 64161 ‘ BOOKKEEPER — tor two. aggressive é i GROCERY STORE Statistical Typists Comptometer Operators DIVISION Personnel Dept. GLENWOOD AVE. ; : “ ee ." eal = ; , . * a Deg , oe 4 — ? \ wont as : 4 . | > + s s ; , : oot , Moving & Trucking ; Pet we 19) Sale Household Gc __ "THE PONTIAC PRESS, FR : < MAN | WITH fg ta ny vid Goods 57) Wanted Real | i ggey ; SS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1 : - ‘ taaat a ~ Estate 32A| Rent Apts. F ‘1, 1955 . T aND . “i urnished 33 FUNNY BUSINESS fur irra es : ; rucks to Rent |=> | “Eley barere opine. Wreu wast | _ bere by Hershberger) For Sale H : arenes _— f "oF Ea: tnaaetad. we, a ouses _ 44| __ For Sale Houses % Tor ' . sabe vba tee =pnoo «Roun PC ao , 43 and stake | * walenme of ur Cara um re - “~ Be Ace ‘arm and w gas . tomorrow 4 ~ ‘DROOM y rome, ant n wetrial I Tractor Co, | %e en eS Russell Young —_ : hy 3 ‘ "eoetsire. - ‘ ongy Bal, TIA aaane |W ALTER PLO eUROTRIC | Bh Su oo “bead acuta Painting & Decorating 20 — 2c 0008 doa a GATEWAYS to LARK ee at eee ~ ( ; eo bak i Larger home, § Paper removed. Kolmetes, PE ty Tay equity frnaee made (fe elinty SPANISH TYPE ices Fy: usa ibe rte Bo on value eemocsued. us, BO ; ° caer Barak cote, te Ta ane ghrens tot ii wae Re | “ DORRIS & SON oe St sabe 2, bed, | ie compicnd. Put “ore ts work ¥ : a honk aaa ee 1 . a = sd sok Sarre Baie “Lea oa Sa Wotan OOP NTT ae i Se cin See | take male Sees Tie a WALLParen.| Wanted to Rent 29) MAHAN HAS BU Clear Algor kate Om Sse. | [= ti oot GOOD oe eae | tome Petge wnat Fasten Wil Water! o you HAS BUYERS ROOMS ~C = ¥ ¢. Pull price iy 6.000. Five, estimates. ashing old baby desi 10 MOS.| Fee demand is great, Our, sales : BRICK TWO LEVEI RAYTON PLAINS __ 2706. Reacenabie. ie Heting xceptional. = =: bedroom ; PAINTING AND WALL WASHING. unf. hou sire 5 room| {thes “to ples Certainly do oar ; Located suburb AND CHA nice Uving room a ee Se Pree estimates. PEGS. R se. Close in.) wena a, M = ter frontage. This th we. | automatic Fay bath, PAINTING, INTERIOR. EXTER: easonable rent. Will oats of ern, ‘saree we Av room. 2 year old ranch rambier blinds. aluminum “storm epetian at. —— = om Pa; SVE excellent care. Ref handle all “details ‘f ed Ne AA 4 «“cgpemmens | one sitoe DOWN. an | PAINTING, PAPERHANGIQO erences. FE 8-1215 2 today to Het A. fving room with s 23 it carpeted NINE TIMES Talis. NED Iya SMALL FAMILY WaNTS SOUS property ZB rock des med firepl ce, full ine is have «a Bo | ——. TER. tt) PAINTING AND PAPERING Relesvnses owner's care. rou 'sU a ii — Te sLane ez 3 tl aus & Pormicg rain eash for aw we can get Won en eee a - SERVICE TO ALL LAND- LL INSURE IT = — wanes ome é. ‘ colored, tie mammoth | bedrooms, tact “ __basem er «FE ft. reere ; eee ete? MAHAN (epee os Serer 2 SMe. estimates. PE | i YR. OLD _f¥._ 800 Robinwood. 0 sunroom, breeseway to INCOME. i “OPEN | EVENINGS: iets eee marcia, (eee woe Sit SSE ees Sees ur ccwens Par & EVE, MAMAOE, THER. zie ood Tidance ae = ar eri I fa Ry Rent Houses Unfurn, 36) Rooms Witt PeGty Fon You. | Peres ates Svea ee 3 Bi Pirin rica _Eim &t. | ue, 72 r. Lock dra . 7 AND BATH. om 138. ——————e——e—e—~—re—eeeev’ Board -| 3 Bedroo : SRAD- WABEROR a |. a oF phone + Tey pled Fee wext tocd: oe fr age ge ee ke. 2. Bepnoom PE TYPE | BOARD AND Lendae on teltires wee — TERAACE og es gy 3 dedroom | FHA and Parag i - : Home calle, PE 21214 MARRIED EXECUTIVE WITH ————. 6. + hocadd INO SATN MaaeaaiEws a Available Feb. pers! Se duking eS mort ete NM reoms| ¥ A er a tee | Paved street, city aber vi : _~ Television Service 22 ike 2 bedroom noyse of Tera | yee te LOGICAL? | sey. Man" te sebanee, waauts |? SEpNOos ODEs oye SEN REGIE, BOON fore plastered aia. fall pane fenced,” a landscaped. S055. GI $500 — ARRARRAR AAR m ; v = ate ; ac i e . ; DAY, NIOHT TV SERVICE ene FE Cel. ter —" Drafton. neta the Watertore, | Mo job 2 | -SepRooM SOME. STOVE. AND a ee a ar. High sh FHA $1,150 } . S-8390 RADIO STATI | S grea, to Ust your prop. |3 ROOMS, PRIVATE refrigerator furn E AND) food. N BEDS. GOOD ¢o sprrsored._ af Oven. pow ; 4 ti ON WPON EXECU wis a firm the cencen. . PRIVATE ENTR Near 2 schools. Clean modern ho wo. BE FIRST, IT WON’ . AYDEN N PAYMENT PL cee tate | Emeline aint] Yee ee | A ER | AT way ime Pe Ean” wort |e we ~~ 8 conve MAKE. FE ar Oy Som ae kan ee suburban | area? 7 ® coe FE 2-716 ccm f ET Rey: : 0M “AND BOARD Vou samn | *°° OP are oes | 90 E. Walton Bivd. FE poss; | Knotty of 8 heme t a. a Radio @ TW ist 8. Perte| Phoce Larry Pay ee WHITE = ae ROOMS TILED BATE. $57 per month. aauhe ony. _ sore. @4 sent Meters, bus ane URE IT{,0 00 Bres.| Sarévors — rustie i wie catia — | "ao REFINED BUSINESS GINLA .” omnene weates | KG. HEMPSTEAD ROOM "AND BOARD FOR MAN. MAH oe a MITCHELL’S TV pa A A, room. GIRLs B 3 Near Wg? TES FUN. ery re aNeoRAT 4+-8284 poy c oe Me. lorena gg Dae type hi a oe i entrance 7 ROOM ee ee | : ie @Wipow Wisikzs 1 4 ent, b ome , “ . Pike ve san |e si Me gces ‘o eee. ROS. M1 6 5 a Pe cea |_vile Ba aii beat. 4601 ‘Clinton- - edly rag Baal moetBAlTY CO. RRALTORS Poreed sae. EI Ribbo.ed driveway . : = aw \. v - 7. w 2 oe Oa x r ~ e “Typewriter Service 22A| tows ‘yy,e rem sue Por rene oo EATON Suockun SeaTac Haar "Se Seg, tae Oo WANTED _ ROOM AND BOARD FE 20263 JIM WRIGHT, Realtor |. Pah Seo ) ae Fae _ "Opes 0 to 8 fun tes hia ta 5 | mom MA Set 0 per Boor we Po Fn yg I wy Coen Byes. i 0; ou. 10 - 6 uKland Ave, FE S041 Located $11,950 q Mitchell's 123 N FURNISHED se Lance 7M BEDROOM LAKE FRONT 7 MEN TELEVISION : NEXT Co-operative Real on Pernberry Hite mite idk: | <2 2nd omit. Can 7 seach Lstmos WANTED opines Near 7. uuihities * nome. toh 8 moni Ea” Dan ee ee TOME | paw ros? OFFICE WELEGRAPITRD. Cake Ra. aod Se.” et con oe mD capert work | Share i ED. NORDMAN EM 3-2743. lg md fae - ay § ROOM HOME. HOT Convalescent H PANION TYPE BUNGALOW| § room PH RD. y ; Se ees ee oo ie EAR © | "pea he si banat a Seer BOA Tee heat, ee | eae YS WHITE | Upholstering 23| partment with To se : = Priv eoirance ae | 7 ROOMB. it ‘ob nto orabe Ba for tin private home PE bYast. Bn shorage apace 5 4 ee ‘sot Must Y eat wD) tke Meters Ad Saas Pane a Seo caretaker of Fefvig. ture Walled Lake. MA WILL CARE tca F6Gn 7257. he a — wwe ». ¢ _ $2,000 éown i THOMAS UPHOLSTER ing. PE ministration Build- Steinbaugh Os RO lid ‘mother wih | fh Shes t EAST SUBURB { 4 6 TRLBORAPS ne Se ke UPPER « RM BA iy ROOMS PARTLY — PORN. I cr father tm my home| down. wun gabe | AN : on LINO ...,| WORKING GIRL OR WOMAN TO ] SPER ¢ RM BATH. COUPLES. | inv PANTY | PORN. ‘a, F.. ea time. ¢ rooms Dear Ulice, 3 bedrooms, | ° sLIPCOvms DRAPES a BED “aa Bese, contr a — IP —- Shee Fe Star Eos Ute ha, naire a Msadern aginrs_setorence. Phe “Caui. doe: ons Riddell Real Estate wun, tahoe down 18h | ween ESSE pee ee TERT. oe . pm. ou want . LARDE __ FS _ See, =... . ELDERLY PER-| ~ mmerce | CLARK | - & ols. _ Beadle. _ 7B $1031. : | Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 a ee copreisel if you * rooms, Phone PE’ oo ED | ROOM HOUSE FOR | REKT. SS ae teke. Nures- ee: gt Dequinére | All U F - — want Le — If you WATERFORD: 4396 —— oe |. lon yerd and garden. MA _ Be Bake “Orion 639 Heights 4 ACRES | Eves, PE 21317 = a it On One Floor 1g 1 0 Fico ciety Ses agit | tama acti | Sy ra ot oe MA | Hoiel Rooms | ie Meee Ba ere suo SR cates omme te sr a a meedeg, | Hsia oe atta), Me Pen cor | Nett Reowe 39) SS eas | were ere Sees ee ar _Mr, ‘piark 46002. Ask for} Edw. M.S : ‘|Z Rooms AND BATH. PRIV: s noost YEAR ROUND COTTAGE. nbn ee toe at <4 a. 1 mile ALA, Very nice two story home for ai "salt oe / RED MALE ~ . Stout, Realtor estivemee. © TH. PRIVATE | —~ _ Rochester. * | bleck eff in $10,500. with five rooms, Large liv- $-1201 Mr. ’ Peers ae. _— Highe : =e. — ra pesas| we, ede et oe 5 Rooms, 6 MILES § PONTIAC. . posple by former #2 . tog Foom with 1 Re or PE 57206. Z ——— st Prices Paid *. "W630 7 ob éor Senter. ¢Liverty en ri Oe He Berry Pet 3 bed algal ag tod be re ne, bedroces lta . Gace Ok, Gea | Subcom ot mw rnee) GR cHposh apr Saatron Pout |¢ ngow ret icon ores) Bag "H ez | ase ecm teem). Ree Saree REAL sara tar Your van © - “ EEN LAK E| sou we Se FE and garage ts ensinsive west site Soy erent ret Fe from ‘bus. $2500 dows Es| bot spat basemen targe 7 v — ° location on aldo. , : ‘ i Kiduger am nome? Em tame. | 2 2 Rann Pine ae Vor attinees | DRAYTON wre) 2S. ee CARROLL G. PORRITT ean Wi tee cove, 0 pow on ’ a * rw TER. Unlimited $ 7 a - mogern, heated. hans ee ea Available | _ | . ~ A. - em _= — FE 2126/77 dw. M. Stout, Realtor out Baldwin near ‘ vm = “musty”. OR 31652 | Por van a 7070 i’ EM >t Brayton Praise 7 Box 30. : tine Press, oC ae unit aaa | eo ws 26168 VETERANS Wecieghe viemny. Pe conan eal Be. Fe lm mediate Wanted: eam FE 2-2944 «ROS BOOS ODER AU. ROOSEV ie > and Span DOWN, for sis =e a Sse ee Casd Contre Farms, | -noor—apaerreer ear | soet, can DERN. 40. | NEWLY DECORATED Soci onl oi hn pungsiow | C) | Piedrgom. dome BUGLE GERMAN SEORT- A. JOHNSON, R PA ontracts gas heat. MY 23161. After | we, aw °) WITH BA ; Sobanaiio het gee and D U on poe eee bent newart, Fe Fis INSON, Realtor |§276. bere ties moon amb batM_MEST AKG | Shi ett be coal | "Whe Scag fee Fon Sat Sta Fen bes _R. J. VALUET + Ws Bao _.m _ ASS. see water rrished - oft Rochester . ed ‘4 } . « é male ree “hd fod gocker, Pt 2 BL Mitec | Mug be "sbeap for pox | Oui shen «pm Cooney | iF YOR URE OCB iar eer Saas a Stasis wat OR NEW © 2.catrt it: es races _Pontiac. Press Box 4. | Fé. Aubure cig! | ow (ND . - he your eas = = A. ER ore thet with: kamen aoe PHONE OL 14651 |) ROOM UPPER FLAT WEST ee a 0) CURRY on panngenes “0 “BUD” Nicholi down payment on moderns emai ~=NEW BUNGALOW eggs nt me SS Bee STEAD. | meee riees opus” ea fot water ang, heat Adu te gd A a ey wate cory copper plombe, test “Ol rafeaeg! ont Senge. Wear Um 1 £. ° - Be bs « lots. farm. _e es. MI ¢-0062 ” with bey f ‘ E OR DOUBLE STORE 16 Ll te , Automat dr. Se , & Supplies 24A| 5% MORTGA 1 we ave “eetl bar ted rm 8 ROOMS AND ae Hone bath Gi hesk | Com- AL RTA “mais and oy heater, Natrective -Aiteben water | Mee crescent La Lame 1 eStoom ee, ee On PARMS OB hag TAY ESTATE foo see a, CL0ee 70) niles from downlows _T-legraph Rd. : - | Ttndry trays, Large tot restrict: act, Piastered, patsied Walle. : % sere trom 193t EB. Auburn Siperater Suppicbod "Ob. pap — month. Ref- eka 11d WW BORON od ares near arede socteiet.| 608.08, erm welts. a eapie te ES re [mare came 2 Hue | ee ee | ee se | ae oe ae Se op PONTIAC REALTY ) - dhs VE CLIENT a ee auntie Ls S SRBERT C ne | eile ___PE beer . SEXTILE | Bouts FOR A 35 + Room camer WiLLIAMS Li @ ROOM DUPLEX. SASHA : . DAVIS Sint Se cia eps rae | EF Save: oo S| Enc ane He “iva fen Eee | Trea reason. $995 DOWN em rms ote Bent “HS TS he land rect HReator A. == | BM ceeeniatallbceeMaliced on a —*- asis ince “bullanen “Tented a with ‘oll beat. Lessted eniy MARSHALL ST. __| “Bt F com sent oS kasee Secon, 8, i he “har gees 0) Mares | foment OME BETWEEN t nooM PIRET FLOOR DUFUR myer akse ecaie trues | ATT met! Titnung Frym otne pear | moder, room. 3 Tue) Se cs = erable gg ane. bel ors, is! 2 Oe ee ques school ees paoaapiehtaa side | ~~ GRION TERRAG! * WHI E ~~ “ee walls pom “Tieduree puastered | ‘ LY See | he Ee ee | et CE aw oe | eee a FILM SER PAD- ys session before ¢ furnished. Availa oe to ME ' — fer he cna 8 | serirEMENT BES pies awe | ae =e aes BROS. | PROPERTY | eset am. aha it 2 no MONEY Dow | mie. Semmes gi gm bee Bring your land contract te meinen (Te, noone MOBRERE, LEAR puone onrPALTORS maxing money don't prer- | ing taxes s,Tor teas 45513 fr" thing down Vie 0G gt Tey tad nozens iis. Maetine | foe mete y| LISTINGS WANTED ‘ance 2 nap, > zemt| Seese pases, a | re QAEUTIRon nim | Ribasetene, SOs hemes net cet | Saleh tall ec teoeee Notices & Personals — Ted Farms business end pom ag for workin, Bcreened » porch basement. | o_O te 9; Sus i to house, which eee N ao =<. “= ‘Personals 28) Co HAYDEN LISTINGS WANTED | SRE SP PGE) OURS AE [vac peers mami cee | MONEY MAKER | AUDIVOX HEARING AID E. Waites N, Realtor Roy Knauf, Realt > EDWARD B. KEITH ~ - * per Ane X e of 6310 00 da room brick a. OXBOW LAKE Tepeey me at [Deeg be 2B 5l| ow apes her | Faw, M Stow, Resor lucergett ee aeoga| HE WE en a Seis | eee See EI contract 7M. . SAM WARI _______ | GARAGE FOR S — s : coun. a Lee a cua w'gcar| Rent Apts. Furnished 33| “iso, ROOM NEATED APART. Nouoe, Immediate pureceion #12 Cee Foe TS | FAMILY Sees eee Set ct Enregiout Soe a tien, Fentinl_Tae Suivation Army K. L. Templeton, Realtor |1 Lanom, noow p33) ae berg teenie a Mocees |" WROD RD BATH as ral eee tC! Ce sore Ful price | piece of property wit aly #4200 DETECTIVES—25 | Lake Ra. BASEMENT, 1 | TWO 7 ROOM AND BATH. - tion, . - va. po Bd et mes, tee week meta” te end, B00. Uuilities ead WE CARE, Ml, WESTOP ___For Sale Houses 43 fd. large te “family” — J A ny PE --G A $200,000 LIONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 2 ae SO oe kn en FOR BIRMINO —— 5 on and ly cere . ° aylor Russell Y ss d ae 7 rds Fy At cur dieposal to cundines. pew or 4 cqupie, | single room ‘ar aaa, _5 ni83. @ HAROER CO. FE 6 ee es ee oe: BENJAMIN eet ee te of Sande ; a a, es ie sak oung : eure, PE 309 omens — me pee) ; a . wMop-| \V — ens. I Ms a By pues ‘ [PART BOXER PUPPIES FOR Sak POR BOD Brlare you sel a ‘BEDROOM. LARGE RITCHEN. Waterford Villa Apts. on “References. Write ‘Pontiac WHITE OR COLORED a your op foo ‘akiand ave. Pree Parting p By “8 on as DAINTY Maip FOR 6 : Men i entrance | Read VILLAGE frre honors iat floor with -<4 beth. . First - < . . Tt nae Tien ee | P00 wo¥ Hears Fa ccathesteamailiad BR ee GForont | Rent Lake Property 36A| fi “Fare Mice w. tye Pe west spe =| SMART BUYS “orenen INVITATIONS. 97.50 2 insure 7/1 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM Nice; [‘> ee ‘sae rtments | COTTAGE ; oat Selena Ahuminum store a Loge thy aa "T ho om Mh i iat Excen-_ MONEY MAKER L~ —npel 18 W. Huron utility, small . Pontiac MILES NORTH OF Pu = vard cye | pon etme 10x10 plastered and s * 1 mie r IN DEBT? MAHAN TE EROS, re | Rormabed. Flor furoage, 815 per Kowe "stows br Sopotatasent | rmom, "Tvniee bedrooma. maders foo apartnret tne foo apart 1 you are having trouble REA co TORS ¥ ~ | | fume _j. MA S051. WILLIS BREWER HARLES Ser tee and bus service preck Mun be een fo be. ~ | fe os sear sing a et ong Rs ~ ~ Wetertora Mich. | For Rent Rooms yn Prssisi — Hote! —_— enter pe ® lot S0xise ft we - by let ae aoe Inc. Huron ee" MODER ~E x seni, . HES > ~~ y . | Seniana a Fv Peat Lora welcome Casta SNL DAES A WARM SLEEPING : = = YARD &@TICK! Mess-| 2 ND STONE LOVELY ery PINE . | 2 BEDROO LIVING _ Hollow Motel. ap hog Sleepy | Side entrance ROOM. OUT- ‘ LAKE MAN brick rancher new 6 room | M HOME 5 room home _ ‘OR >1882 A Wanted Real Estate 32A = TY; ot. 2000 aie Hwy. i on? e. 37 N. Paddock. Spacious rancher—D! NOR footage per Ad or oqeete | Situated on «@ S0x150 ft. fenc just 4 m@ om 3 bedrooms AMA Te CRABY ABOUT THE “ WEST SIDE tonpontiee "Motor. 1 COTES WALE| jivine’ room with LUXE! Lur| J drepieces snore f iwe doubt | Sith Take privileges von vgar ld Soret ae wes SAS eatves og cleaner. Rae ACREAGE VAC baths, a0 ore 2k 0143 after 5:30 p.m. — fresface . raised hearth —, ceramic poe ee | Lake, Only $2.000 down. ent CRA soon. ee a) eae £ ae | ee ee "ee See Pe) Ea Pete res| Pca rere ae 6 Fic ees sant Nowa Penhheg gal ERGO Peres FE Sores beste hast ot | ae OY ad ety A i" wn 0, See eo ae cite, eS el raw. nec reriaed =f EEE RR) EEE ee wet] ppt ls os - a cael v ace i - ure Lo il, Bete, seenoneible Open Evenings “ta #20 school, eas. thildren. welcome. B00 AT BUS STOP. LAROE MODERN. ta =| rooma beth. "tulty room. "at | seen 8H a 3 artr idge contracted ~ _ley Ct, PE eposit, 28 Fene- BU ean rooms. PE &7332.__ garage. Elec . ot | 3007 W, “ m aan myrait. Gongon,W. COMPLETE ‘ F GARAGE. ROUSE TRARY AL |" tarnished gints (EVERYTHING OVE RIGHT IN! auto, wecher included. A oat uron Pr +30 18 THE “BIRD” TO SER ._.. - new « -; @a wile gee iv possession . | | 2 \o Gn AND APTER THE DATS Real Estate Service Near Biue Sky adults. | pee | eee room with, ft home an, B. D. CHARLES, Realtor | No Down DUPLEX $9,000 to trade your present iit meee oa ok Goss 1x CLEAN SUREPING | fot Toe els ican FE 4-0521 | Pa | Tmly 8, rare offering tm om tm _Fooms. M . cent Lake — ing Cres- * s j 3 rooms t new or used house? We a. ' _ Reogo, arbor Phone PE 9.71 COMFORTABLE -BLERPING | asytiael “woo | TE, Sern Pe poms, vnsgee: aot; | Durie hing blag { —, joeie each. Si heat 4 eae ee Dive Se Sve St ; take or COMPORT —_——— poo th . a hand wrallable for -|"velome. Ph. Romeo. # OMPORTABLE SLEEPING| REALTOR =F . SYLVAN LAK sere sot eee, tee ad | LIKE NEW py 9.4000. Visteen | rege 7S sia ree ony. OF | wo F 2-0474| , sror VAN LAKE mer Coste all os. Small! Cosy § room | SYURALTY CO Colored. No, children. FE 4731 FOR RENT. FE|55 9 ¥ feel Rotate Exchange and dining areas living | 884 ¥- from ti i0b | fae Hoare full, basement Soop } x % 8 CLEAN R By py er, lot oe washer and dry- F . This and , mee et oft Pid | ESET TE FEST | ee EEE | income "BIE. C. Wood Co,| B= aS 81 | goose AND aPte PORN on | “4 at aoa wn Payment and ow month INCOM ag ge By FY mse | W ; Gafurn. fots welcome. Ruste] ge Fe ef ROOM. GNOLE a See 8 Se cee "her & cal OM 9 to 5 WARD E. PARTRIDGE FOR YOUR HOME |_™ Senter | Yous pental apecy. PE ete | ice sLERPTRO ROOM, OB) mance, Se, nuh yore cree | Br cee Sr REALTOR — FE2-8316 NOUR HOM: | RS mom meen HERE Lae copes ee | ee | CS RE one te Te we fe ie | eee vi | Mice GOMPORTABLE sLinEe pocgeeed Galiter ent Bocnsed | TVAN Ww. < "| WRIGHT OR VALUET oe 2 Sata Wee Wa ag ag gy ey "PE 6110 or PE $34 | pw soul ent SEA AS SE AR | pe ee cary | O "| | a oe « | j fut ean Deron, was | SETA F ‘aie. enews Api prego FE 5-5091 Established 918 O nN COMMECE 6 a “| spot. "s we on high sightly Open E or FE 5-2564 | sorrm sive ~~ gr SLEEPING ROOM ‘orchard. with lake uuu Soniyn” Gon 3a Sundog Cae, ta, ela "hie FoR ston Met | at ee ome bas uring Fm | 3 STea fry latae te, and beth on sachs soles: m4 Roane _poprTaS| Ea "ont emus CTFAL | Stn Siar frramead peu mt, tae | eace am ee gcanel Now al oe on wits Hi ference ends ALL ———— ROOM WITH OF 82 per month. Reason RIVATE BATH re ers o Tk BS zee CER nut foes — t Lakeview. on RO oo * 3 b 4708 ' Osan x - : Wa (AL a. S Comer i 5 | gat ae a to : MY 3-6 Couple ¢a iy. | WARM SLERPING “ROOM. ¢ Pete | en aes ; ep, SEMEN ROvEE ms 4 Norton_PE aT me ¢ e ‘ 100 A ; 1 : Tend ; ATCH the Help Wai 7s “ +e Li onto . ant- . or . , ~ ed colum ns for jot 7 are after, Advertise Y tomnyt Dal FE2 SIG, | a =f 3 pnt erage MS : . . 4 . FEA OR ee, et ee a ee——— 7 ON \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2i, 1955 : ‘Opportunities 51 : F HAM For Sele Lake Prop, 44] For Sale Farms 48) Business Opportuniive 5° Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43) SLICE OF a ns For Sale Houses 43) For 7 6S RE AE TET EE EN BEAR i BP ORION FARM YOR SUB-DIVISON POR. AVERN Oem: | , HOMES 5 aK ’ awe room. . eT BEER T. PERSONALIZED HOMES wane 101 ey Sind MES ie e% room. Ee "firning » anes per month net SUBURBAN BY PALMER — OR D8 _| aoa pooserla | gut eo. 5 ey front aie 56 Sed Seen fot oP entertainment. Low rent Good 2 bedroom home: Oil heat. | G7——sa50 powN PLUS MTG. : As get entrances. | | ihe es Au on ist ‘ S pegsoomte 80 ACRE FAR main street location. . Ba en 5 | coat oe deat, corpet PE ¢-ones. Sas beat ‘ oes Broadway. tah See forma. in Metamors ores. 1| Teal estate ADAMS REALTY CO. | ger spe segs RTO fas | tow peeifly, firmed modes | | © W. Huron Fe +su| {ares icel_sved | R. D. RILEY, BROKER 202 ANMOT aioe On 2200 | rea “oll furnace, gerege, SL Moam heal, Real sean. ra ont | ; 3 LOTS. MACEDAY LAKE. iésxis0 oe et ee ee. Phone FE oe down. 95000 full price. PE 65080.) 2 UGt) On4* large Py ft. 60 ft. inke frontage. FE MEAGHER REAL ESTATE | ~weibtN i “OP iil emcee | Sale Suburban Prop. aWA | St Sot Pious Oo oun AER HALE ELAS moe wire L TT Y SMALL FARM Se Pete. with | Rochester OL 10121 OL 1-111 » Beautiful country ra? BEST BUYS hro7 BM HEY . fa ise tnbe| Erastus | SMALL TOWN $33.00 Priced $16,500, § Son virgin timber, eres ae ‘clean TODAY font RE! Show f eet Mad, 12 geres Si | good food ‘nice class of de. nb gage ag : nah SHEPARD, | Se ssi tnile oa ieace | Bit pl moat once 22 ROOMS) | Fase ome wees vy YOULL WAVE erARS, ty ee S| Oe Sey sprees OF tas describe the tome Twenty: street, x ‘ttsioe down, THESE SPACIOUS ¢ BED- t Jordon Sait Maytelr e003 Russell Young “JOSEPH F. REISZ wo rooms sm age cos’ e i ron ment with gar heat: oak ge Monterey. b teocke Sten PACE BRICK RANCH F RLS For Sale Lots 9 46 412 Wo muro ore $4828 | ee “ : ge Pg ER downtove. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. : Os ~ | Sese_Bres. “ull ¢ _ oun. ttt) SUPER MARKET meee, came | CIES REALTY CO. AND LAKE PRIVILBORS, aimee || and se hots with sewer ana| FARMS & ACREAGE | “Bar "och adthiuona ech income. sis", mw. Mines 9 tll o on WHICH INCLUDES |" SPA- ‘ {| yGDeON BRADWAY co Southern Colonial home and ten ood location. Parting lot Owne SHINGLES TXT ANT | ascents || | Sttexviow aotipans’ soap | Ettee tease "os, ‘eer nee gad ber Rees a , NGLE: p . ATTENTION RS. 8 ~| se . -| Mike”. PE 320%. 0 Se cit SYLVAN | Shceucoie’s Ef oS Seats S| Se ee | SS ed Contracts Bi home give @ very eas | a peepee ane araee TT vViT n . . . wren ee eee oins ts. Te tae eae = SESS Penta cast | | | foe tet suing tes ma | event ceen tut egruom |, BER CENT DMCOgIT ow we laimliy, Eecclicn’ torer VILLAGE = |THE stricted area’ Cheep to tae rert,| f gems form tS. maetemed | _ Seb Ce aa waiking distance of sown: brick } bedroom home fol) base- | NORTHWOOD and stores. On ne li ve ot Whittemore. Write alt town, ‘hull asement and’ | Beat, tie bath real plaster. Ba | ORGANIZATION rs. 2 mi. trom down iown Pou. | Florence. Apt. 3B, Bay Clty one tar garage. $1,000 down ural ., Unetty pine ‘ ties Low THE DIXIE BLOOMPIELD—30 ACRES 3-s880. CON > moves you in. ing. eas best, | Complate wie . EAST OF 7 Only Cunicinns “dseett | Goon « PER CENT LAND COn preyarattat| AME OUTUE TEE | Ee Scereee| SHOPPER || ten ema | eaten] Ei omata “ge te ek Pas ‘ be taxe, and insurance That likes to have « full installea. $24,000. FE 32-2105. FE a oan tae LAND CONTRACT FOR SALE. 36 o's tote with lake privt-| Enotty' "pine “oterior “bwe | _¢8000 Open Sunday ~then st OF THE DIXIE of Pontiac, ‘eat ap Gpocet, eseg pesverte. 2 So per ol you wan ail ym, LARGE FAMILY | a we ceaek Gare Gal a Sale H 43 EAST O “a ’ ied sone’ bpm main home| Mr. Free, FS : Vincent, corner ‘Gece, apa mare: eve | Luteer heme 6 rms pom.) oe a doubt bere Neotel okt] oe Sale Houses __ 43) __For Sale Houses 43) ‘neauurat puting sits 100 x 100 | titel mode modern teoant home. | LAWRENCE W. “EEE TEE) Es | eee FE CEP ELAS _ For Sete Howes _ 43] _ Fer Sale Hones hte aincnt See cerewtes AY] ORD ; nen oO PM. Located about i2 miles west need Jo Back 75. 28 agents OR 31321 =| Lovely large, 5 room —_— | oe law to ae ale Gh cen | aateet apeante. Que of the out- | ' HANNAN —asmen = = ‘$300 DOWN | tate T° bedroom plastered home © ROOMS TAND BATH. PLAS | or tstures pee beat. tan beck MO eNO ODED | landing farms in Oskiand County, REST ™ bene, | zit mate > jee fis'clean ap | Pontiac Motor. By private owner, |_ 7aFd fenced. By owner. 4 acres wooded parcels. On a neieaee com a meas ESTATE EXCHANGE GOT A CAR tl gre gg orgie cet te i coe ee cl on i _ ved Toad 4 mi. north of Poo =» Your money im a good land com &§ LINCOLN 4-4900 Werth ae galling Rao reviegee, Suiame vane “| | Pew crage: 0 rated trom the | aia a BE MOVED OFF acres of large timber and 1 sere | Rutledge om uber te Ted 53 4 BEDROOMS a we tne heer an Ni a BATHEIN | poset oc lores ge mk ue | Premises. 1% bath. — fire- cleared for garden. Low as $1700 ception 5-0075 or . comarca | Eee, fo tomy Seated | "Ratha et Bene "Br cal | oh bE awe aad cee ee os MONEY| LEFT | tera ot PSRs sun) T"C™HTA YDEN Realtor i ya A rg Sear i ate Se pace |_ aie OR PM OPE se pow — tare nr rom, tot aa rt Rt | Sete Bestnese Property $i = mates ses onm Bm : LLED : v room . mel & rt base- | wer kitchen room A c oney : basteane Hoe fe Res) emer | MYERS § | SSE te" Sacririce a Sa i ee raowzsan on w.mo-| ies: Yves teste ’% . Beat town. 43806 “we | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | ~ with approx, 63600 “ows. ‘Shown | Sei! bis equity tn Take, close tn, | $i Bett, Ont good nelghborhood.| A New Development 237 fs room bungalow. GET CASH QUICKLY fy meee oly \¥ IM T ON. =O PH. ye $4ie)| WEST SIDE FAMILY HOME , only — Pnehing This tae peryain Pun | ‘eee to bus and schools. For Better Living U t $500 F ms Ponting rail eves. ‘tly 8: stx and beth. 3 bedroom only os.200. Owner will take ($4000 — Brick and frame three 100 x 190 ft. building sites oo i HUMPHRIES p oO +: +2603 . A 4th. ewer ee WHITE se for his equity. eee | ee a Fe room | restricted area, ve nae ‘| E 2-0474 1946 to 1953 cars. Bring title. : NEAR OR ILLE Schools cad bes. Furnitere avail. EMBREE & GREGG | | {i living room ‘and’ dining oom, | Just ¢ mi. north Perry. as ow REALTOR F Most Genie cleced in 30 minutes. wr 2 se Shin, Wines tans calooed. See it!) | 1865 Union Lake Rd EM 3-4393 excellent kncheo and tue | os 0680 with $100 down. 83 NW. Telegraph Open Evenings an Hg ether securities. LS a “Souse, easutated $10,500— terms BROS Union Lake Village Eilsabeth Lake Buiates, ° 1% Acre Parcels aepometiee Sn SOP PaniEn BO. ; . eo hci tes faly | ° $400 DOWN Ou © 00d road. 4 mi. north ot | CHEAP WATER SCC TENS SUut OAKLAND 4- cna "Scar parege, “hiso 3 CECIL H. MYERS | REALTORS Brick ‘fireplace, Hardweod fleets, | heme tm Elisabeth Lake Eateres | Romtiae city limits | Highly re- mars, ete. After Te pm. PE | ee! oe feat mtate sig: 9 Sat I ge ee “Tooml"gat halt sRardtood | ise’ Sues ghz 2 et Low as) via, Se : LOAN CO be | Ea ~ $140 PER MONTH ___ | PH. Ortonville 132, Reverse charges . lee kiten- . A —¥ bar- = $750 DOWN $140 PER MONTH a \ ga asd” full Wed. basement. Od L. C. LADD . .. . price, Good reasons for buying INCOME furnace 2 car garag DIXIE HWY. : castes ‘C Lake, 2 bedroom home. = ay SET - iroux & Hicks Sealy “betiet, rooms st Full val gl mar | Fis Scene aluncais Bt Goan | piste, mew Sundays Gaiy 8800 down for S0°% front hg é Gn Bite Den. Plains | fe ESE gad Ge peighbornoed saree ont 7 00 Bictely -turpisbed Gul Fc eee | WEST SUBURBAN |%*0, DOWN = 4 sere farm. wan | Gasw FOR ¥ & VACANT Sf so" Be, Some Sep, St |b Powriao otarm same BL00, 4 on Pe Ok . #1 LS Well located 1 room modern| * ‘SPORTSMEN 3 bedroom hope. vem ar —— ~~ 14 m iy imine PT Gar Wan tO NEAR . —— | GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORP. son fiving Gas SPORT matic beat Te of ground 1 Pe >nsi a . ge ye Fy Fale, fice clean year round lake | Only $1600 down op land contract. | Mere is country living at ite best. | “Sarin, "Barca stro hehe FLOYD KENT, Realtor | @ w. HURON sT. } KNUDSEN) SESS | ERS Sm cee ett titin tte |, H-BROWN, Realtor | fy icerta'se vetaat's * emg, 9 Feta NOE Non 8 : 3 a, ~- CUCKLER REALTY ment iment So — Eacellent Deighbertood, Pull beth 1303 W. Murce rE aati 10 a.m. i Next to ers Power a Ottawa Hills for pid.se0. Ds 8, meewee PE eet) oe Fun be, Lake noe room. Oil furnace. Member Co-op Real Estate Exch. | [deal Ranch Homesite ae ae Oe oe Shao. 4 Wen = S , i Eves. $6313 «Ba | TOTAL PRICE $8,000 node Se oe Beautifully shaded. High and dry | DIXig HIGHWAY i068 FEET! Just call . oir’ Today’s Listing BEVERLY) iste cows ghee S room| OM pO gy ee bs ggg gg I ae —— PR a 121 sian! Is Tomorrow’s Sale! Hills, Birmingham ares 3 bed-| {1900 Gown gives you § room mo ~ F gt A bunge-| Ss "ise. ibicck te beach Only | Rouse 4 rooms © beth. 422.000, FE 5-8 ba lear ga- * ong buyers might yoom reach pe, piached 5° | ing. West suburban. across from low, off heat garage, $6250. Terms | i090 $10.00) Gown. ty mut lsterested, oaiesbe eine hee BF hier eet taken | sage seve wore tal SB) TONE REALTY CO. ie ee a) eee ce = brick building, 65 | Sarpret of eeststoe" san cues the faster your Ss . ‘gud. Privi. | 2 story bric , purpose, be sald. p.m. All day Sat. and Sun, 919 Joslyn . PE 2-0253 | oi , 100. Terme. bow. Also Twin Beach Sub. Pri of - = her viet end Que of the win 3 Shalt te an ‘estimate of WALLED LAKE . LAWRENCE WwW. 9 to 8 p.m. Daily; om. 1 te 8 OPP scm. bum. Wooderful pulling: Cs i nied aah apes eid repay- a jars |» Gay's "meee ? [ake sasee 1300, down | CG AYLOR LUXURIOUS tsiow. 6eTte. Termy on™ MO) THRLMA SEW OUD REALTOR atty to ho with. Alcs ote WH BLRNUDSEN | Leslie R Teip, Restor [+ ie) Rete come oe wa| AND DIGNIFIED Tee team nome | FOR REVERT ee | of raihtad siding FE] Home & Auto 6 Five. FE2-3285| Sue OS leases Cet ORM se $950 DOWN Dum ioe oe ay acres of tand.| BLS? irom fond ted soomy. all | UTEROKEE HILLS! | 4-958 or 138 Brevch St Loan Company FE 4-4516 Eve. “ hia Feast | taza, 3 betenm, dems trv tee] ae ci Saat Be | gry eee soe ne EEhY cacnere tue | Remt-Lease Bus Prop 49A | wr commansy natcnsl Bat a room. v ca . m Templeton Breen ten’SS | Sheehan) REBT ar pa | micnper setons O| baks RET aie aia | emcees t sa a to , x ! 5 home in Webster School Dis seen io ‘ber appreciated M“** "| inciuding 4 bedrooms ant J tie | cetion, 615,780 _ nese, “Pal teosment” oa” beet | os hanTEn, © LIVINGSTOS ‘a WEST SIDE Living” Por ‘only $2080 | Te Oe AD sutte, Living rooms ie 38 1 30 ite hF isz| CARL W. BIRD, Realtor) Fusiem tane Ra. sear Mas. | SoG SINAN 1 ; core eS ee, ~ | Ried Beret | rer anon ez zat | eda Sey Gu eee | JOSEPH esas En ae EM | Bk ncareeaioc | ee > ie Es wast ei, toum for,tbe erie fam- | fireplace" gl furnace. Founda | f7otem™. M8 sol “yeiem Tei | 6 Wren TE 2a | (DEAL SUHDING SITE tis ROCHESTER, MICH. 4 bedroom fencher. Oak | Gas heat, paved street. ~ fl gg ge te og a tad McConnel School. $750 terme. ??? LOAN $35 TO 9500 : NTIAC LAKE gta basement with ou “ction! =“ 100x300. $10,500 RF RE FF Russell A. Nott, Realtor. 170 W Crowds urfaten . Stromnutie Smee © mamesin Rest RIDGEWAY with the ultimate in mod Pike. FE 48005. “mp. | Yeu bet! tm fect, 30 2 nROUSEROLD Goops — A Ot ZS Teearegh a. Bormai esterane’ a reredce] =O Money | azote ox warcing tare a5 | you vet! tm el os OL ath aiseeel ME J BEDROOM GHELL "00 DOWN (Cooperative Real Estate ‘Exchange | ff oqiht, setive. oF retired. .. D | 7 Late ON THIRD STREET. PE Be ieck he dror, ee naming 2 | LOANS $20 TO BEDROOM SHELL va ave x bul yor 4 empleton, Realtor; setpom po we-otter s Exweiler finished. septic tank and GI—No Down Payment | ie stiractive price of s.00 own : | ng Fp ha Quiy se0ee down HOUSEHOLD Lake Ré. FE ¢ste3| more, attractive oF substan Payments oa Os, sans. 1 Civilians, low down payments. "information nad showing | YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN, WITH | For Sale Acreage . 47| _ , ' FINANCE: a] Sunt tet) ryom “brick cated” eos FOR SALE OW RENTS BEDROOM | Loens™sMiRy, payments, New | Eomplete information end APPEARING BrATRWae SIOe, | 2 Granmetneres Day CORP. OF PONTIAC vector stat | Rel Sa Sema | RilageMeeia"Guttint} Sh GAO ws meets | PAUL. A. KERN, Te vane) Sie PCERBooAtMsaREAT | 32 seu cf wmf arena ot. | fut, Bice te atau 0 mage OP oa Hving . 31 Oakland Ave. BIRCH - 7 . ¢ room baneniow room tnd" modern hiichen: ry asses 7 Lots. NO DOWN OPEN Estate Since 1919 WINTITE : ALUM. S8LIDING Aivfenced with yes 7 rou oe yy bon nye WE fed attic Toom. ‘Tiled base- Par edroome,spa,tun Mell, | "garment, mg igcome, #18 weer A HOME OF YOUR ery, 4500 with $000 down. | jis.cup"dowe pias aes, Nemre’ Up to ree — our ftee UxPOOEHED CEMENT BLOCK Dey ies OWN ONLY $8350 eee ee en STATE-WIDE $500 CASH Re ec TT r Hind "af nome | reg 888 cosh, Call Os ores THE “MACEDAY” | Seminole Hills AND UP nd_s live pear arcund stream or for You Toda Toom. An ideal family we like to show, We con- with $3000 down. oh Se eS 30,000 FAMILIES fe PT | Eesentss (Sensational| ° "£280! | Erygreere im: rayuee rex: | Saar sie Sntnenee Gite | Romine Silt soa ee onli Monscssce |OCNSA pow rugs uontosor cosrs| fei Brey. meomeee at] JUST $55 A | misma. seem fs eS eieme te ra cores CG ie a washer. 3 bar garage. Wall to can See — pay me | etet Wider floor heating arpeting. ts deliev- — “SHOP DOWNTOWN LOCK: : ie baat vecrerne tt ar ead . "com: a Deal : a kitchen cabinets with toe. ines MONTH — ™ Acres Yann doing encellem, business. tb ALwave Wael -Satlon clows ‘to schools and Nothing to buy. notming t= | - TOTAL MONTHLY © | Enetyy pine tite ctawa Hille 30 YEAR TERMS A veautiful 3 sore corner block. | Best forete sale. Write bor 1 eauei teats aa glared: tare en PAYMENTS Bpece Master ‘olding doors 68) Another 4 bedroom home with homes." A nicg homesite wh’ s | to aut tl SELL REALTOR - ' EEN AND COZY | RAY O'NEIL. Realtor , Bring, Pepecreoms goa gees | MODEL OPEN) Sesr"sesuod\siecum on tan peor GROCERY STORE gTOCK AND | Sie Sealing wth Buctnelie ytere Se ee Veubulge Grease’ Rl Satay | Daly [286 9 pm. Sup 0 to opm DD | set few teat pu e i Goce “iat Maa}: trees. ont | Co-*persiive room. $14,008. “mot % ag A ta ines. Must roll on count Of serren SAPE TRAN SORRY (complete ees Woodward Estates on mn S-ae Open 8 purme = nua. Tou can obtain up to $500 to AN NETT bedroom home. Very nest aad : ACREAGE ee ee PE tase | day or. any at’ ott pectzers _— clean. uly site ‘wih terms” | Yale Construction Co. | | ACREAGE TOE POSUERE COMELETE) 5 wtaits ts Soty't SUBURBAN RANCH OFFERS " anes :| SOLD BY HANNAN Hee ear. aie me of toys aaa payments, The charge ts less Pon- - . Se tee | a turn Manor es SS | cg nee at oe] Blah ht wenn EES see and uburn ALSO — & fine 3 bedroom, all on G.1. HOMES od ° 216 UNION TE RD. 106 BY 3 Por = ta Reoer 9 scorn Ss wv neon tan ang a] $e Rees | Giroux & Hicks] "eR ae 4 Stecees win cm Pontiac. ‘Lange living room A 4 bedroom frame 2 _ 2» ‘ : Broader ‘house, cru tress, Buc er i a wate Ethan Rea Cost mee Pee se Stat, a OY STE a oe | cee oe wae EO sn Pt i Ei be appreciated tent, ofl, heat, recrestion F a i orice, The — = = FINANCE COMPANY ont Meet thoes oa * Fret tates etenes| TPL serge * | Se mee, goceet , epteanet TE ase ve. 5 - —- = i down ™ MOBILE LUBRICATING BUSi- aod KINZLER Ee ie +1000 D a leas mae LITTLE FARMS hicies,” tneludes ‘truck, grease Since. “vest sie | pumes ‘ Tf no answer, Ph FE 20829 center, schools and bus is. : 9 4 rooms on first floor —_ ; Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Dlace. 3 saroqe, bath ont WHER TOU'RELD : OTTAWA HILLS or} ‘car garage. Ownet wHEn vo. } gorau. | EPS $25-$500 BAS ou ecto value for @ fine fam- Tritev We car he with 16.000 with sub- 3 bedrooms, 2 large Fr = ee = ao ga Se i PAUL D. HAMMON situsted on mio a Watkins Lake—2 Lots - 4 Immaculate year West Suburban} tas’ Ges, ; ranch style home, ee ee, Peers) | Granta sate nem “vcs =| ee SSS See $3,000 fixtures, WE SELL-WE TRADE Co field Highlands AND HARGER CO. ons COOP MEMBER oe >| Bose on Open 8:30 th &: A ro 1 +188) / Realtor BESeas Vitals x So ate os * ee ee a ee ee ae ee Yom aa See mye bp che 9 aa Gt as he negamanteint gene ’ “ Th *% oe A jase Loe . _°/ THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 ar MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan| a ~ aaa co~| FLOOR MODEL SALE ome or | R.e cee a= Ex j~ mattresses, reg. now erty) tor Sot he eeley i}. ‘VanWelt OR Mahogany teks sabia iT) Bedroom ME w your contract. oa dump tek of eider ear. MY | USED MERCHANDISE feraiare, Seose, | tot or whol PisTON DIRECT DRIVE PAINT Used apt sine sloctric vanes 930.50 Oxford Trailer Sales : Used Westinghouse dryer $80.50 1 Mile South of Lake Orion on M-24 2 soe keel ee | |, CLAYTON'S aL eomt . ; : Se dete et ems | Furniture, Appliances \ PONTIAC clean. Pully $0814 \\ \\ Sgeneeirws| CHIEF - WOULD LIKE 0 SELL AT ONCE) = MOBILE HOMES | : ens, alive. $12, $1.25 ea. 4% to 5 22 ft. to @ ft. tm length. Up to wrought te legs in siock. tes, Mare, Hille. 335 Wwe Re | Lo cen buy © Les Mutchineen OOR KING PIGEONS, SEVERAL COL- _ Ss me 5 _ * _ piper $160 down. “ewe Som te © 5 Sener _& hens Breed rabbits. Show ° ° . G & M COMPANY SE siock, Crested ‘black, Polish roe Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales _ter. Phone OR +7372 _———_| 4618 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains : OR 3-1201 : ‘ ay | Sale Farm Produce 75) corer be ; i ; | ord e PPP IIA its Detroit. er portable electric Singer sewing | HOTPOINT RANGE WEW, POLLY . > ALANS | SE Bindage only Saat soe, | — 2? € Dost Mighver. Pit PONTIAC os Saas oe | Bese ee eae eas ae * ~~ | Rant Gged *vatisle’ itt “Fake SEDAN DELIVERY WHAT HA TO frWoodward, firminghot. Ml Wees-| “I never have any trouble following Elmer when he | {ois' Bring containers” Waterford Trailer cfADIO AND HEATER . doors? OR 31880. | There —DisWASHER PORTA: = 7 see ee |_nora of Waterford x aku un | Om tv aR ron aie emer ws! Fe xchange $095 we | JANUARY BARGAINS | WASHER AND DRYER. Wust- WALTON TV. For Sale Miscellaneous 60) Sale Sporting Goods 65 PPLES NORTHERN GPY AND |, Authorised Mules & Service ALASKAN SEAL PUR COAT, $180. | ALL NEW MERCHANDISE inghonse ouomatic. 30 mes oid | Weaken, Cor. Jociye __PE 336) | oraLt SROWERS, | PASM SMANTY. 635. EM 3-206. York Good for eating and cook-| ANDERSON. Royal Champion. Rits- | LARRY FE 5-6219. Or PE 2-872 Cotton mattresses $8 95 inchers Peet éoisT, 114 W. with faucets and eres | EM 3-417 ing. Oakland Orchards, 2205 East erett. Parairie Schooner Beemer, | SAROAING OW | wouEN's 16.96 | = = Garage Doors | terrific value, $33.33. Lavatories, GUNS: BUY. SELL. TR | Gammerce Rd between Burns| ®%¢ many other 1 & 2 bedrm | EROME and children’s elothing ; etal bunk beds, complete . 30.98 For Sale Miscellaneous 60) — stock of mumber 2 doors) fomprete with chrome | ~ Burr-shell. 375 5. Telegraph, FE | and Duck Lake Rds. Milford | Motels A I I an J _ Sep 301 Oakiong Ave. __ 439.00 x12 Woolsheem rugs | 14.85) ~~ ~rA~| to te ced, A ci8e8 ove | cn Gish these oF ap | een a km | CARLES We B POUND. FE) No terms Rew Wales oc Mite) Rochester Ferg ler iG Re Ha A0Ta, Qt MOTLDATER APLTER | feneet_ptes | Seg Rar aot S| ogee eeig rear | cena pane | Saree en) RO rom rovereiate cqet. aise gabardine | Prices od en al wow mer-| ee Estimates. free on se Are ———— CARES eae ama boots oe bake A'is00, Bilverbell Rd hester | PARTS—STORE | “VOR one Tak = a cep” a ‘oe un. TEs we bur. ce og exchange every-| Artists’ supplies, hobby wea tERnY DOOR SALES CO. a ae 2 Bem 18. MA eta Mien 8 ee EN | Everything for Ge Trailer Home | GO. MC. TR P ‘a - | a ERRY | SS | — © 5 Te FE 23-3200 pickup . New battery . LADY'S FUR COAT. SIZE 16-18. rhasad Furniture supplies—check our new| deep eye aise. do ° , pres!!! | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) ers oon APs oe ao Cine Acroce from: Tel-tturen gg 4 y oa rear, PP x E 3-135 ; Open Daily “td 6 p.m Fri. 8 . FE Rees. Eo 380M. 106 8. Segimy PE 25823/ classification “Hobbies | #4¥D ee as | FE CRUD QUCES AnD BAnND| & euton Orchard, St 8, Lake EWLY nev Uren vea_WT PT | Toca ee walt We end lenge S| ce Bee, axe NEW! and Supplies” No. 246A. to color,” ony ‘sise. MA ei#ti. aur pour i Me Grev wad. fl cin Le “Conk tod’ set a ey ty a — J ces to| ery, ane ee RET PuMP. 5. KiTcH lie. Pe bind , SVS rie | sace me eke, Kon ote peti UAE Ry ade 2 pital ie Peart sy | een oe Eee | Seen er oe | CaS SR __ before 3:00 | ——~"sosPrFAL BED eR NCHOR N giveng feo sod Meo. ane ae a etme ake. grovel pit run 6040 and cushion| ston Rd. Leff ist farm. ji PT. MODERN, i963 TRAVEL | _% OR 30 SWE Oat, STOUT sz we) on bie C } oe a ee GENECA PALIP LATHE i6K2¢ | sand, Wilkinece Sand & gravel F0| Atm Ferien na. itso FORD FON FICEUR, (Beg ssi amt Pil, DIRT Sale Farm Equipment 76) Wit reaps ego Erwan | FS | Annual Winter Special | gas "te poor RORFLAC CHET, GMC ’ | sae Hed Sto a bo . EM ee | | By CLAN TAomeY as Pants| Rent Trailer Space 79 Triple Checked _ — By CALL Us TODAY. ” “‘PARKWURST TRAILER CT. tare Wie wenene 20 | rene Seti as| CLEARANCE ode OP get] Bet eee eee | coon wm _* __|re ING BROS | ene wri'w"sents| Used Trucks _ Sine M6 Like new. OL 2.0204, | “"nait rice cy SITCHEN SINKs FROM 73 OF. for our low , 0a b for bie. Delivered PE: 4-2588. YOUR 1 TrwiLe Pi soe ees: oe, Se Sale Household Goods 87) sisrinss-aN0,_ROLL SEE OUR | $e & Pitese Oo sey on pe Ee on eee stilt | Sree emer | Cae Se ‘ nooo | “hades Bh pow Xen, apes. Cage _ Perry, : Sa oe ccc BS | +g Se ew | BARGAIN DAYS!!! Ware Re. AUX.’ T ins aan sita.| & Bilbere 52 Williams. FE DISPLAY AD KITCHEN CABINET SINKS BEAU-| ¢xs'4/10" Fir $3.52 PE 6-2008 Come im and see our selection | —— ” with 4 Prank St. FE 24091 et SD motel 6. veins. | Oak Pisnring "ati WHE Binch FIREPLACE, fom" Peei| Auto Acessories 80| “OCOUT: ALL WOOL MAROON stain CAR- | MOTOROLA 17 IN TV RADIO. 00.50, Gichtty marred tm wens. | Select Red. tM. | weed. FE 3400 after ¢ pm trom r and J , prt sme - $0 Baby bed. | ee PE Coie. Page 26 models et terrific values Michi | 7-4"a¢-8° W. P 9.1% |SPERDWAY FUEL Oil. FIRE HOUGHTEN’S Auto Glass Service |@ PEEP 05.00. , it Fe | oronaca ie nee Fisorescent, 33 Orchard) | SIDE DOOR TRIM | inte ke kindling Wood Oakland | $28 6. Mate, Rochester, OL 19781 | grey you need fi. Have you tried ti FORD PickuP....... nee A GOOD BUY. RADIOS. 7 AND | tube. cabinet metai Prigid- Today's Paper LARGE OfL BURNER. ALMOST! "23% Base WR |... t0c Im ft Posi’ a Paint Co. FE $-€ise. BOLENS TRACTORS, our service? Glas installed wbtie Me OTREE ...000.2000002 $10. FE $8756. | aire electric range. 41 outh Phew 49-3 plows Jert sow chain tg a3 WS PANEL ......c000- = mi S "Sense e618 Georgia Dr. GENERAL new. FE +9007. ___ | ww” Base Shee 3e Lm Ft. | QUANTITY TREE TOPs, SAW) pims ore, Se a BP A : at ge et YOO WANT isos . ee Et L CAVATORIES. COMPLETE WITH HAGGERTY log slabs and sawdust. Carpenters. iter. ‘on Sales. » porenteet ee ah SAN BE TCOND ATL 86... |sOnoe ELECTRIC RANGE. we) == WAREHOUSE fageete. Se eee as! == LUMBER CO. _|_bel Ra "Pe “PE vies. = | GARDEN TRACTOR. @ 1 * pie Rplion gay GMC desks with ettached; new ___ ‘FE $7018 2258 DIXIE HWY terrific yalues. These are crate | of i i OAK SUMMER SEASONED | 62, wHD cultivator. ee, Pet meUB. AUTO GLASS CO. WILSON ‘ ‘y dook ease head com: — REPRIOERATOR AND marred. Michigan Pluorescent. 03 '**7 ia $10 0 cord. Deliv-| Selly brand new. rE plete ;Myigeretars 6 4 excellent condition. | BUY NOW AT DEALER COsT.| Orchard Lake Ave | tarent +008 ‘eBas tose +00. | 122 Oakland Ave. __* FE ©7008 809 S. Woodward ranges, g8s ones up: bed, FE >1441. new power 1954 models S0fL PIPE. 99.50 PER LENOTH. SAY NEIG ! * all sizes §3 up; TV sets, $25 up: Reel and Rotary ae een men _ Warwick's, 2678 Orchard Lk. Rd. NE AM WRECKING “4 FORD CLUB FE 4-4531 radios, $5 up; new chrome dinewe Pre-Inventory Sale eff brands but are well known 7 PRS. BOOTS, For Sale Pets 69 Out bere at Coupe, bas "52 engine im excel- sets 8 pe. $40.95 up; chests, new Floor model Ironrite $14 quality makes. is pot e site i, Guo pete ott oat Ravy, | Wenner eee MICH. CHAINSAW lent shape. Pour white side i INTERNATIONAL OX TOM > eet. i, to Wetocem cates, $2 water heater 690.95| trick ad We sim are clear-| « size 1. 1 vacuum A. C. REGISTERED BLOND dition. 00 95 j ving ve. cuties, 912 30 Pnsldsire electric out 1954 because and Rockiath, 1"xe°-| model, with ettechments. PFE "ae Wind service. MY DISTRIBUTORS walls like new. Wil sell ony ag Wang room suites. 50 up. fenee ee 174 tals “models are on he we; £! W. P. utility board —. —«, - We have used ws unit, ete. Call Midwest ¢-271| Lake Orion Motor Sales BABY. PAYMENT Sm a =e 2 ‘i Bo wibment 1 bey, Bout we vodward ad M. _—— Roofing Totovenienms, refrigerators, 1 AKC REGISTERED GERMAN WS c mek aa after 3.30. ee . fete Ories we sot trabe axy-| CRUMP ELECT ag © #4 30 ‘109 9g. f%. Doors and wine | floor Se Geom. vevipchutet” FE eas, Pr | SILVER KING DIRECT DRIVE N’ yi Cars THING OUT & 3465 Auburn Rd.¢ fe er ee dows, fest Gel. Interior & Exte-| Terns. Call or step at Warne me ee | cham sew. weighs a: ATTENTION! Hite tanta of Hat Mono neces emmie ur |e cameo | Gee Seah got | Sek Sal yo eats | 3, Te ae eat. 6 70 6.) Shee yu S Si “meet BO) FE ete ——— . Oak & Softwood floor | TAT RO UMB tonsils & Power’ Products Eo-.| eral late model Ssenge ecod | “sheen, Dargai, Gi PE ps mr tO 6:30; @UN. i WELDER, GASOLINE DRIV- | inc. Bring your materia! list now it SFUD BOXER CHAMPION | cies. Parte & repairs for all engines. Trenemiccion, 008 reas | ; eo. _OL a Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co,| ‘ember, Grom, suirs bert ad sre | makes. fg Be a Rebuilt “499 BUICK SUPER TE Fg 3 ROOMS SOY's HOCKEY SKATES @120 Bogie Lake Ré__ Comimerce | Septic Salp pumpe. “Taos AT STUD ¢ Dick's Air Cooled Engines| . outrun. cd velnee | eur Gsny WE tatin tenter End “on Auburn Rd. Bse. OF toaster, s:ectrie range, OL 6-247. ae Ae gl hy | a Be age, “Boerie’s | ina 8. Saginaw rE +a | SCHRAM AUTO PARTS] ¢rssfiow. One owner. | Aut PLAYER ano nESORB| USED FURNITURE |” 1% SORSE GAS ENGIXE” (¢ - 4% - # ENAMEL RECESSED ra 1035 Oakland. Ph. ete ee ete OF TRAI FOR GARD TRAC-| 2639 Dinie Hwy. PE 44833 $495 nm, ta Pavesi Rel re Seon stig Nome meer se op | Fg pa | parte beg Fumes PE BIL. | con calba’ Conn Sat | ye 5 ONS PREY erator, 18 on ag —# ys tebe. fier low BABY CARRIAGE, ONE OF THE |p jer PUMPS 00080. 13) une ee oe ee yi iam puppies. 4560 Kempf Street.| fijiers. Davis - lt “~|~— tours auTO PARTS OLIVE “ _ @ition. 68 Parkhurst very best, just like new, $25. 30 5 deep well jet pumps with 12 PORTABLE FISH | _ Dra Piains. OR 3-197 __ Orton’ aa : Eves 7 days & week “raage ta. PE ba00. Table. dufiet Slaeire a. 8 a’ Thomspon, 00 8. Perry WaertnGhouan For COOLER. AQUATIC GARDENS Dart S Masten Co” Miltera, tase |. Revut wn. i80 BUICK ARMSTRONGS |” $59.50 SAT WRGORL FEATURES —6OH|TIONEL & AMERICAN | Sent ger'gia“Teorater eas | "Musee "OPE couse) Sige'trg'carm TS MY) eee op OS | och Spa FT. LINOLEUM YD, . @e ~ sn ‘mirror ved com-| oH edvens water eatery ol] = FLYER TRAINS _ | —S6te 0% oR Seo ier 228 | Sam, Week Only. ..$398| SPECIAL PRICE | auc sxonre 4, Ft. Wall Tile..... 25c| Dresser and cosl furnaces, steam 0d | soroHORIZED FACTORY SERV- WOLVERINE This Week Only... .$5. z : S seuerk igniktem. Gual eases, Hee ANY PATTERN YOU CHOOSE bet watey peters, om Mred. lee amd genuine factory parts. | LUMBER AND WRECKINO CO. | 501 «tb St; FE 34025. Closed Sun. ON FREEZERS ard fyll race cam. PE 2606 be ¥ SYERS, 141 W. HURON $59.50 HEIGHTS SUPPLY | Prog test oo . | 300 8 Pe 2504 | SRAGLE ARC REGISTERED. 2% | WE MAVE JuéT a Pew Lerr| fore? | '49 BUICK SUPER 2 DR. — . ~—aaOoANE pote Possy ot. ASKER'S 63 W mh . in. i. nillamalles _years, Running good. FE 23-3761. | AT THIS PRICE BRAND NEW | SUPER CHARGER 6. CO T.| peain neater and Dynafiew. Te a sleigh bed, complete, MANY ITEMS poYs BicY< Like wEW. MEDICINE CABINETS jh | New’ totlet- — Boarding Kennel ims a - “ $190 oe ae 3. one ‘mee: day's special! a feo! coe Aree Easy Terms Also. eo coat. $20 96 value, $18.45. Lave- | Li4 lavatories wien fittings O10 | Automatic beet, individual run 12 fn $208 —~Auto Service 4&1 , Z 7 tories, complete $14.95. These are bine ‘and builders cupplies.| Bozer Le'Le Ru, 2561 @. .-.--.---. -E® ioToMATIC ELECTRIC DRYER | THOMAS ECONOMY | Sp. factory irregulars Michigan Fiuo — ; Crooks Rd. PE 7-432 | © Reis sani” Ek ae FURNITURE CO. — ae ; —feseeeh, 390 _OreBard _Lehe Ave. | ¢ THREAD BOXER PUPS REGISTERED FE+oH PE 41112 aereE ECTIMATE OLIVER tomatic washer. at 68 BED COMPLETE INSULATE NOW ES cn bdenitens:| == en | See. Sas. £ oe. ee eee KING BROS FREE ESTIMAT ver month. Phone MY 3-3711. 361 8. Saginaw 8t. AND SAVE MONEY now 905 pumps | _ sc pe. Signal generator OR }T190 | _ ties. OL 1-600 : = YOUR LE. LER ‘ALL MAKES OF CARS BUICK ’ IPT. REFRIGERATOR. 629.50; TA- Pontiac, Michigan ND Sd sonia No money Trade ins sccgpied 2 CRIBS $f EACH. BOXER PUPS. AEC REGISTERED | PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE PAYMENT PLAN bie top stove $14.50; daven- RED MOHAIR DAVENPORT AND Regular $120.00 Youn | PE sek _ | Remplonsnip ai tamale 3 weeks |PORCED SALE NEw 32 Pt. HAY| BRAID MOTOR SALES 210 Orchard Lake Ave. port chair, $1450; studio chair Beautiful condition. $80.50 M. A. Benson qiabinet eink pow 10080. ons | WELL DRILLING MACHINE FOR | oid. Your choite Parming-| 80d grain conveyor 5 HP motor. PHONE FE 20186 Open_till 9 so.0s;, Victrola,” 90.30. dresser | CLAYTON'S 549 N Saginaw St. PEderal +2523 See the new 1988 models: $1,500. 3088 a, Fy] ae ancl sank. & ten tencengtiomeh week, yo Years Pair Des rE base, #6; poster bed. $h.M small |___ PE basil or PE sere RELL Y’S HARDWARE of U. 8 and North of 1d Mile | SERINOER Sei neconsvie Law: | i cows € week old pigs 11) Tia ecwarT eeninand me THE | BY ecetoase . | ITURE 296 ob — ——E z _8. Holly . Moly { oe 3 Bow tastes email Dances Paris |qen,vrocent ton eunk bean gen:| — RURMEISTER'S | wb" ugrronet "aofouaric | PALAU? ,DESELROVAL TYPE: SS “Sihigear ap wEW| Auction Sales 77| Shine on Sood mm PE | Tuy, souppet © | ture, 42 Orchard Lz vue | sb tnnerepring mattresses. . = — Was eon —. 0008.88 | "| SP 96.50. Also breeders. OL A 2-2663. , model cer woninat,escu. pe perme: fe eens ances 253 TU MBER | Sere “Sete ies po te Vourselt 61 soxen- nace wees ges: “Gr hot {ita Wout Bas ote | For Sele Motorcycles @2) so BUICK SPECIAL , | Se TWO YARDS Rew ‘tt Wow $100 % Do rr YOURSELF. SEPTIC TANK | OR 31008 ne ee | terlord ONS SS NS | POR PARTS AD, SER Pound’ beautiful 2 tone bles finish. se . was eee sh en Som esneed | cleaner. 4.98.0. A. Thome | SOCKERS, BLOND. REGISTERED | AUCTION” SAT. JANUARY 22. CL. = see, Harey G 4) OPEL AM TO P| Satter Rabio''s" apeiuasee | DOORS ENOL GETTER POPPIES | est ot Howat oo Og. in. tg | 2%: sachs “ ‘30 - ; . Ra. oF cessories 85 ’ $0 | mec, Lom, per bund. 8 oe | $22 W. +1133 mos. old. No papers. OR 34062. | mile north on rt Boats & Ac s 85 a0 | ten Oren bancae ce tt Soe New & Used Lumber Jalousie Wood mis is Flo’s Home Aquarium | wa Tt nese dairy Catle, “Gait? qvamnvam worens yume tell OLIVER 23 | Hla. Fimo Sears per Mogan | Beene Ota ete | CEE WEEDON | Rate Pen eae eee sad cau: | Salen a Bervice. Sal botet. BUICK 95 2x4 red fir special per a 3 te ret, Coors, come. with frames. 19st 6. Telegraph iq, FE ¢mee GERMAN SHEPHERD | REO: ment an” cuaneity ef bold | JOHNS ;TBOARD MC ; 810 ane. 2 tug red fir special Der uM oe | on ¥ Srmns cae “wares $8 | tas Oh TOCLA BO YOUR Own | Tact mate 1 mes Gs. MUwal) sects Artns Sener aluminum Tee- Open i 39 1x4 vine floor perm 8 10| SURPLUS LUMBER Lragye pon gr Dianne. GERMAN *HORT HAIRED POINT. | ae eR eg By —— Fy le | 95 | Ce tile, per ft ...... $ o AND MATERIAL SALES CO. Pood tile gg . —: ts. AKC Registered. 3 mos oid Floyd Kehr!, clerk. OWEN MARINE SUPPLIES 25 $3 | Fovotte "per Pag * 333 | S40 Highland Ré. iD OR 37002 Sy a joat Montcalm FE | __OR 3-800; a AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY 396 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 23-8020 NB a |e I A a a dS lla pe | tats Piyweod. each ; bie = (1 . re i a a Fn. aga ARAKEETS AND CANARIES.| SAT NIGHT AT 7PM. 1 MILE : . Ww. P. Goors $14.95 6A NO SUPPLY po a #14.80 a wv 2408 Auburn Rd. PE +6510 _ | south ont & mice went pions as seoaey noes Saem Aluminum combination’ doors $29.95 | 199 * FE 6-2100 : PARAKERTS, CANARIES, CAGES. “owe wher big sale of tural See gon JONNEOR ‘ 3 pe, colored bath sets, all | werae ones i. CHURCHES INC. a4 Oaxiand Ave | ‘wre, stoves. rugs. sinks. dry | OUTBARD MOTOR, JOR 3 fatings complete, only” $140.98 | OTR, Vike new. Lengiben your ge |___FE 9433 Pale | So meen | Eee oe oe | DELL . Put ip new @ doors. | FLOOR SANDERS, POWER mn, WE cence, | one Al Tyler suetioncers___ | eo eeet REPRE, RAE | Might Perfake eee "ER ANAS COREE | phtaaetee Geman or ae | YUNA, kf] AY SRE SORE DRIVE gut BURMEISTER’s | —....¢U4™"TY_ COSTS LEss sors. Open Sun. 62 W. . ___.| OXFORD MMUNITY _AUC-| Leaving city “EM peas : AND SAVE LUE TO pope Om abt | Qt AOR WATER MEATER OE) fig, ‘eaters Renst FS | PARARERTS © PET QOPTIRE | oon Mat Jnr, VOTH OF | Te te Pt. CENTURY Dost WIFE MAKE SURE I's ~~ de ba Spartan Secs reat | _MILUMAN AND R.3 MICKMOTT | 2,2. 2 Ory Marae, taboore Plywood Boigrcutle mules roll ott | cay peateciam porpres_at-| Fer Sele Honsetrallers 78 reser : BURMEISTER —_- so 2 young Studs. Ph FE 70243. Ria. @iGem Transportat Offered 87 and rs. . 00. All kinds, in & decorative. REOGISTE a = 7 «6PFT ; | | Northern Lumber Co. Ienehen cabinet doors & arawers | J POOLE ( Oo ISTERED DACHSHUND PUP- |" condition. MI 4-7819 eves, OF Cans READY FOR "es \ made to order. if . Je >| pies. OR 35276. 1474 Hatchery Rd) powierville, CAstie 3-9660. Les dageten, Setece ey 7. 8197 Cooley Lake Ra one eon Se FTP Ave. rE +150 May ULI | Ponting EM 34171 | 1488 Baldwin 3353 = G shepards for German eS PPED | | jand " e 1955 Mobile Photo Unit. Live in it, | PONTIAC DRIVE AWAY VICE i Telegraph & 8 Mile Rd. wait * 25 PER CENT . z or aot rE ae travel & tab - plotares an aoe rE 46139 53% Bt. 30 gal. auto. heater $40.95 eis 4 ~ 3 mos. old. eo com, winter to Florida and see loa@ either way, FE =. san ting: $50 50 pny for phonograph, 2 | country Nothing else to - Burke Lumber |#¥#'esr™ “ter s'Stem ca Sea Ba cam onebare Late) ory Bi rinel oF pote lois Vilage, ios eliabet La a Wanted Used Cars 88 heater, is, no scratc exceptional car E ¢sice after 4 p.m. “oe Radio ewall tires down. in $196 a Seaistaker MI 4-3410 Pong LOW PRICE TRANSPORTATION T. CM... 4 Rewences J Than Sharp SEE GLENN’S s PE ¢131 radio ‘and henter, white side wall “Carkner—Studebaker Fi it Nl K_| Radio, heater, new paint, new seat | Fer Sale Used Care 9 "4 FORD, 2 TONE PAINT, CREST- CUSTOM 2 AND 4 DOOR. RADIO AND HEATER. $200 DOWN. _ PE 23125 | "sa . LOADED. | __A-l shape. Overdrive. PE 5-0752. -“ 6 LIKE NEW. | pew tires. complete tuneup. $245. | OR 309702 | _ Terms. OR 30703, 0 8 __ —— 1968. 3= 145 4 DOOR. kk start and good brakes. By BE | _ owner. OR 34675. | CUSTOM 8 CLUB seu y- | Woodward, B - ’50 FORD"4 DOOR covers. A good running car OLIVER BUICK sie emo | — rs 3-sl0t and heater. Carkner - Studebaker Birmingham MI 4-3410 PORD SKYLINER FORDO- RH. W.W., Power Steer- ing, Good condi- tion. OR 3-7162. bet. 9-6. cs No Credit? Bad Credit? Here’s the place to buy. For Sale Used Cars 91 E. Z. TERMS AT ECONOMY WE FINANCE drive heater. sherp overdrive 1961 Pord Vas (four of them). Re- ge heates, overdrive m. > 1961 We also pore 1 her care te small down ECONOMY USED CARS 32 Aaburn off Secinew YE ¢213) TRANSPORTATION 1963 Ford V-8 Overdrive radio, | 1953 Mercury hardtop, radio. beet | Call Dan Barry}: am, or Carl Johnston iss at FE 5-410] or} ss CARNIVAL . *., by Dick Turner | OVER 150 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM No co-signers, no past credit references neces-| are 21 and. sary. If have a a ws have a car for you. Buy Here Pay Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S. SAGINAW ST. GIVE US A TRY Te Give you s Real Buy PAULSON FR "S50 HUDSON 2 DR. Radio and heater. Excellent trane- portation. $195 OLIVER Carkner—Studebaker Birmingham MI 4-3410 after 5:30. y ° Geal - » : ; | 22 Aub tt Oa Srp i orig i ee 1954 Pont. Starchief Conv. on 330 meee. | 52 Merc. Hrd. Tp.. .$1295 WE, BAVE CLEAR CARs. ALL West Side Used Cars | '52 Buick 2 dr. ...... $995 ; tee Poatioe str. #8 door. Batre! "SQ Chrysler ...----- 350s) COMMUNITY 1961 Gnevie deluxe 2 door. "SO Belek cc cccscsce $395 ieee Fags oat, ciee aoe 49 Ford ..sceeeeee $395] 4, MOTORS 1940 Ford ee 49 CHEV: ccscceccss $395 aa oak ts ae 1948 Chevie < . Clean. AB Pout. c.cicccces $195 OLive iat Gnevie Sedan, delivery » “| "46 Olds. eccetoccccoes $95 PETERSON 023 y Huroa PE ¢2185 Brick M Attention J 1953 Kaiser. ¢ door mevcieese| JEROME (8 i fe down parment. ous on) hit BRIGHT SPOT est leary 2 door as 60 Orchard Lake Ave. | yn, Stponn AVE, PE SPECIALS AYMENT 195] Chevrolet Fordor $140.00 1961 Chrysler Fordor 140.00 1961 feease ruagh sO @ OLDS pTAaTION Wa0On. | 8 OLDS SUPER 6 POUR DOOR. ee seen Good condi, OA 62457 after 9500 miles. PE 5-0560. s ind OLDS, (%) CLUB c. “top. sist down. a Ptte, aa pees. heme, | _Carkner—Studebsker ey down. Birmingham MI 4-3410 MOTOR BALES Carkner - Studebaker iba BLYMOOTH, 4 DOGR GOOD Petsto- Plymouth Dealer Birmingham MI 4-3410 —— 8. Cass ot W: Pine ad inti OLDe we aR Gis DOWN Cries ma tote DOOR aa Woodward. Birmingham. B t B Sot bE see est DUYS i661 NASH STATESMAN. $16 DOWN SEE CY ce ieee, © 1953 Cadillac Club Coupe 3 NASH LER HA FOR THE DEAL OF | 1950 Plymouth Convert. dramatic “tare signal "Shite wall A LIFETIME 1951 Pontiac Catalina twin belie, tap Auten guards, ee-| IN AN A-1 USED CAR | 1951 Chev. Hardtop a a ee 1953 Chev. Convert. STOP IN TODAY 1953 Chev. Hardtop WE FINANCE Cy Owens 1953 Ford Convertible At Economy Used Cars “Your Ford Dealer” | 1951 Buick Super 4 dr. PE 54-4101 147 8. Saginaw St. 53 Cade Sed. veeeee 2795, 53 Olds 2 dr. ...... $1595 1952 Buick Hardtop 1954 Buick Hardtop 1952 Pont. Chief del. 4 dr. 1953 Pont. Chief del. 4 dr. 1954 ~ FORD CONVERTIBLE SKYLINERS |IMERCURY SUNVALLEY —— $895 ‘*Opne bows Pavan OLIVER ‘ : Sat Bp fe ee Pe ‘ ot g i? RY me BA: aa ral me ae : we / - Michigan’s Finest _ 7” . | PONTIAC | | a Gotta Go! . Bargains Rock Bottom GOODWILL Galore! Prices! USED CARS ow w tx ges tge| NOPAYMENTS ity of the all-n . Ponvioe we ranPicagl ex- | UNTIL MARCHI cellent selection of trade- | , ins. Alfmakes and mod- |} —*54 Chey. Bel Air SS Ford els, one-owner cars. The popular sport coupe, model, License no. OCT-S. A 9. deer 1,597 '§2 PONTIAC a “= cee Hverame il'S4 Chev. Bel Air "51 Pontise heater and 7 $3 PONTIAC $1, wey a me | 153 Chevrolet 2 Dr. _S4 Ford Station Wagon Matte sed Siates et etemtanton arm 'S$9 PONTIAC ($889 $1,689 Club Coupe with radio, heater . = mre 405 ’S4 Chevrolet 53 Willys 53 DODGE teoring ond esate. $789 ‘ at, Radio, heater, automat $l fe trenemtasion =—s $1 Ford Stat. Wagon $1,395 "S2 Chevrolet 2 Dr. «Another handy. vehicle. Has —_ er’ Sney Gotta Get This ts $687 'S4 CHEVROLET _ || S80 towest price. overt : fe a. Nepte end weer saa $4 Chev. 2 dr $1,295 $1 Cadillac “62” Radio, heater, very low mileage. + a3 PACKARD Sharp and, classy sedan with $1,389 ee ki ee $1,500 'S3 Ford Club Coupe r- c= you'll ever find. ‘$1 DESOTO ea nen a ~ $989 Soh, ee ee tees, re ‘52 PONTIACS $1 Chevrolet Son. Rete Toes Aspe Dee 1s 6 we. tem wey eo Bud $797 re "$567 ee '53 CHEVROLET "SI Buick 4 Dr. Posten, whiteven tren dymation ae ’ THAN YOU THINK AT—-— - Cars . a == — THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 For Sale Used Cars 91 OLDs ‘so “er 5 P uron Motor Sales : re IP. USED CARS 1953 Chevrolet 4 door. radio and Clean. CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES Pull prices Bob Frost Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER 850 S. WOODWARD PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 8 4 ay and heat- ge Read rool oy Tong Birmingham MI 4-3410 sie ST ee a Woodward. Birmingham. ————— es } BS °o KER at Sakae THROUGHOUT. 60 pind Beri von 1 4 S Y * Ey zs - 3. ~ ¢ * : “* x : a} ‘ SOFord ® new car. $495 $3 Dotge ran GREAVES UPER MART SED CAR OTORAMA 211 S. Saginaw $795 > OUR MOTTO IS "VOLUME" OUR PRICES ARE PROOF | “A-1" Buys Hardtops | St Merc. 4 dr.....$599 ’S2 Buick ........ $999 51 Plym. 4 dr.....$344 = '53 Ford .....+- $1,299 ’54 Ford Conv. ..$1,699 53 Mercury .... $1,499 "90 Chev. C1. Cpe...$299 +52 Ford ...seees $999 "SO Buick 4 dr....-$9 oct bord J... oe $644 51 Nash St. Wag. $644 | ’53 Ford 2 dr...... $899 50 Mere. Sed. ....$499 Cheapies 53 Ford Country Sedan ...... $1,299 "49 Dodge Cpe.....$199 '51 Chev. Conv. ...$599 "46 Buick 4 dr.....$199 52 Ford 4 dr...... $699 _'47 Dodge 4 dr.....$99 ‘51 De Soto Sed. ..$599 +49 Ford 2 dr......$199 OO Meee §1209 'S1Stude. ....+4. $199 '49 Merc. Cl. Cpe...$299 ‘48 Chev. Cpe. ....$144 5] Ford “8” "50 Nash 2 dr..oce- $144 Club Coupe ...$444 "49 Hudson ...... $144 SU Nash 2 dr....6-$39 S47 bearer oo ce, $144 | ’52 Ford Ranch Wagon ...... $899 46 Plym. 4 dr.....$144 ’53 Chevrolet '48 Pont. Conv. ...$199 Bel Air ...... $999 '48 Ford Cpe. .... $144 a eae dr. ba 49 Plym. 2 dr.....$199 or PB wean , $3 Pontiac Deluxe 39 Pontiac ..+...- $59 Chieftain “8” $1,144 42 Hudson ....... $49 49 Ford Conv.....$299 ‘46Nash 4 dr......- $99 Trucks 1952 Dodge % ton utility pickup ...........- $899 1953 Ford % ton express ........-eeeeeeee: $699 1953 GMC % ton pickup .........-s000 --- $699 1941 Dodge % ton pickup .......eeeeeeeeees $73 1951 Chevrolet 2 ton tractor ........eseeee $399 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton tractor .....:.ssseeees $899 1954 Ford % ton pickup ..........ecsecees $999 HAROLD TURNER, FORD 2 BIG LOTS 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham 134 Mile & Woodward - MIdwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4000. JOdran 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 — PAID VACATION Save enough for yéur summer vacation by buying that car, ~ NOW! at Our Low Midwinter Prices! 1951 Chrysler Windsor 4 door........ Spocdd. ot 1950 Hudson 4 door..-......++.. Ccoccccccc QASD 1951 Buick Hardtop ............ aia male $970 1953 Chrysler New Yorker 4 door...:..... $1,630 1953 Plymouth 4 door .........sese00- covet PE TN np ckneceseceeceis cxnacescciae- $250 1949 Plymouth Station Wage occccenssss ‘$470 1953 Oldsmobile “88” 2 door .........5.... $1,450 1954 Plymouth coccccocvevcces iusewens $1,480 1951 Buick 4 door ...... cecccececccccccces -QaOO 1951 Plymouth Hardtop ........... covccces Golo 1952 Studebaker Hardtop ..... socccccoqen eM ae 1954 Plymouth Hardtop ..’.....:...es000+.$1,740 1953’ Chrysler Windsor Club Coape ..... .. $1,400 1952 Chrysler Windsor Hardtop ...........$1,130 ge Ses BOS MUM SC Oher co cccccasecentces’ sovee $1,010 , 1952 Pontiac Hardtop TITETITTL TTT TTT er in. 1951 Plymouth .........cseseceeesenseeces $590 1953 Dodge Hardtop Cee e eee eeeeenees $1,250 1951 Chrysler New Yorker 4 door ....../...$930 1951 Hudson SSW sede di cvsaseeeneentbes bes $450 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BY ot om wt vagmannoneme rs - . we i ea he ete Oe eee fe ERE EC ane “ ft Pc LTRS ¢ ree ace teapebh ‘y Z FHE PONTIAC, PRESS. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, | 1955 es —— i Sere 4 Como Nets $25,000 for 15 Minutes on Show {ess‘ctsn fs t | ‘ ae E me NEW “YORK @®—Sportsman Al- - : exis Thompson, who died last - Today's Television Programs --|Change Lyrics oly Hehe —— ; cleared in a paternity suit brought | Channel 9-WIBE-TV = Channel 4—-WW4-TV = Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9-CRLW-TV f TV by a 22-year-old model. TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS | rival, Anne Jeftreys, Robert| mond, Barbara Reed in “Miss- OF a EET: tens’ cretaatent | €:08—(T) Little “Rascals. “Lucky | "Pens ** shostly Kirbys. = Lady. pig aca y . football team, died Dec. 20 in his | Corner.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad-|%#@0~(T) Dollar & Second. Quiz| janice Smith, Scott McKay i} Millionaire Premiere on|} Englewood, N.J., apartment, ap- venture serial: (4) Time for My-| With Jan Murray. (9) Entertain ; : parentiy of a heart ailment. } sic, Jane Palmer sings. (2) Fea-| ment. Variety. (4) Big Story. wupette. , . Note of Soap Opera Pending was an action by the | QUALITY SERVICE turette. Phoenix, Aria reporter aces} tt:20—(0) Tonight. Variety with With Happy Ending mail Site See see | All Makes iller to desert ) Playhouse Steve Allen. Film Critics Award. ; Speci ssions Justice Open 7 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4)| Stars. Paul as telephone ~ sk NEW YORK (INS) — Perry Catinelia dismissed the case yes | See the Beautiful News. expert who if forced into help- SATURDAY MORNING cme uu be Ge Gs Eee © terday after Asst. City Corporation 7 " 6:30) Heart of the City.| ing im bank robbery in “Under |.99 (4) Mir. Wizand. rag ten fy al magi nrg pera ele gace Ane-er peer bot Sylvania TV Rey ao 2 * lg anager ; — es ics 9:15—(4) News. gt ‘a3 ps ae that Thompson a the father “ “ms ’ ie : ng , a . Nice her 27-year-old ter a ae. ero steals only works of art and po- |#3®—(4) Quiz "Em. tee she ton Oe miele pret 7h | ot 21 Model $169.95 up at Income “, n ing lice finds while trailing s— : 2 he ¥ . reture. (2) News Ace. Ken Cline,|" hig in “The Bonwit Bore |e ee ee ehebseent ray anh +} Old Mariner's Church CONDON’S Van Patrick. lar.” (9) The Falcon. Charles | ‘4 Happy Felton’s Gang. Opera lovers will flip their S| Inches to New Location Redio & TV McG. in “ ’s Asylum.” (2) Wayne University. cultural lids whem they hear the ‘ Seles & Service 6: 45—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev- we oe 7) Smilin’ Ed. (4) Wincheli| Volatile “political” parallels of DETROIT w—Movers have be Pmt: erett R. Phelps. (4) Dear Phoebe. Peter Lawford | #9? 1) Sim Tie Seasil get yates’ tedbeted tel gun the Hercaloan tar of Inching || ‘27 &, Sue, Comes & 1:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| i” newspaper comedy. Woman NBC's TV opera “Tosca” by historic Old s Church Puppet show. (9) Boston Blackie. Cee ee eee ee ee ee aan Spm fe Nets Mr. tem Be DeaAD Sines Sits te _ — Kent Taylor as in mys-| band. Migs Brooks. Mr. | 11.997) Spaqe Patrol. (4) Funny| Bing’s Mr. Big . . . a new tocation s planned Pon Firs tery adventure, (4) Star Play- os - a ; Le Boners. (2) Sinema. “The Millionaire” opened an ac ym are Bag Page Ber tiac 4 c house. Eddie Bracken plays . count CBS-TV, replacing young man. on trip in Europe| Soing to get his job. Eve Arden /11:15—(2) Cartoons. scagy cad. peandiin “srrike a day to move the 10¢-yearcid and Onl in “Simplon Express.” (2) Fea,| **@Fs- 11:38—(7) Cowboy Show. (4) Space| pish”’ Two truck tract h 4 : turette. 10:00—(7) Passport to Danger. Cadet. (2) Abbott and Costello. This one solves the secret of 70 diesel ors wen 1:15—(7) My Story. D . Cesar Romero E . making the folks at home vicari- Da and Ni. d - _— some diplomatic courier. (9) In- SATURDAY AFTERNOON ously happy or at least hopeful 4 light 1:30—(7) Rin “Tin Tin. Rinty As ner Sanctum. “Watcher by the | 12:00—(7) McKenzie’s Saturday | of great riches in store by giving = bitten by poisonous snake while! Dead.” mystery: (4) Cavaleade| Party. (4) Happy Hollow Ranch. | away a whole million dollars — helping track robbers across| of Sports. Welterweight bout: | (2) Big Top. | fictionally speaking . . . Sales and Service Station Shifting Sands." (9) Million} Carmen Basilio vs. Peter Mull- i ‘ Dollar Theater. Jackie Cooper,| er (2) The Line-Up. Restaurant 1:00—(4) Town and Country. (2) it was strictly’ a soap epera, . ht Harry James, Benny Goodman Lone Ranger. whose simple enough central ne- Engineering 5:30 A. ML + Midnig , a robbery solved by victim's past Gen ts to have ene of 12 aan in ““Syncbpation. « Eddie! record. Tom Tully, Warner An- | 1:30—(4) Home Theatef. (2) Uncle | whe ete Gueth a belldiiite: ot RL & GAT. TH 1:00 4. MD Fisher. Songs. (2) News. derson as San Francisco police-| Johnny Coons. more give away $1,000,000 (tax Blake Radio & TV ' 1:46—( News Caravan. John; men. 2:00—(7) Roundup Time. (9) Sign! free) anonymously to some de- Service Cameron png — Perry | 1@:38—(7) Sherlock Holmes. Ron-| On. (2) Bandstand. serving soul. Chaves, al havik ering ald Howard in “Shoeless En- |»: 59:9) Saturday Matinee. | The premier million went to 3149 W. Huron Street gineer,”” mystery. (9) Down You ; poor store clerk always getting ° and Ricky try training dogs. ¢4) (2) “I Léd Three Lives.” Rich-| day yhouse. for things she didn't do and on On Your net Satie. Typical dey in We ard Carlson as FBI counterspy. |3:39—(9) Million Dollar Theater. | her feet all day and with an asth- . 4 Buttoms. (2) Mama. Papa/s@:45—(4) Greatest Moments in| ¢ »e| Matic son at home and a boy Hansen has brush with law in| Sports. Walter, Kiernan. with |" Move Pere | friend who doesn't know she has Radio Dial 8:38—(7) bs mene Sultan tonne ene «30—(1) Public Service Film ot to take = mange ) GETTING AWAY FROM IT AL1—Screen and television actress gives Ray one of his wiv ee te ae | nest) Sele Coal (9) | With such on esthmatic tudes te to the 9,000-foot Baldy Mountain = wives 851 National News. (4) News. Wil |40—‘ onference. (9) | 1. house’ and anyway he had an| 208" Caulfield gets near + sun atop 9, mpeg gift. pean of a liams. (2) News. LeGoff. Wild Bill Hickok. unhappy marriage once before be-| &t Sun Valley, Idaho. Joan's away from the studio for a well-deserved ere finding it pays te Riley. (2) Topper. Kirbys play| “The Crimson Key.” (9) Good|§:38—(7) Christ Crusade. (9) Ad- ; | Vv ; TE tricks to upset Topper’s business! Neighbor Theater. Kane Rich-' venture Theater. (4) Roy Rogers| Only difference here was ® [Dog Fails to Understand | LeBaron School by Van R. Braid: LEVISION , ' ling: dayth detergent . wood, district executive. TION T ’ R di P dramas traffic unendingty in a | Devotion for Dozen Cats | Accepting the charter for Le- co ORPORA i. ~= oday S QQl1lo0 rograms -- bottomless bathes with frestre | SUEBLO, Colo. @—City Mane-|Baron Parent-Teachers Assn., : oa A GERITY BROADCASTING tien and tragedy the rule of R nail tan wall this | *Ponsoring organization, was Le- COMPANY STATION Pregrams furnished by stations liste? tm this column are subject te change without notice, | (sore) thumb... gor Russell ain pie land Cotter. ; | problem, among rs, Police ; - | wm, Cm CKLW, (see) «= WW, case WOAR, (118) WXYZ, Ct) WIBK, ee) «= WON, C4 meee — com tant of Oe | chief Roy F. Harper: ae pins and are ce PONTI AC'S FIRST otora’ might . , c were presented cu ee oe a 7 gr Wy - longed to Frank Gallop, owner of| A South Side woman has 12 cats|o¢ the pack at induction cere- | “vw Be "ware. aa We Live is $:30—WWJ, Here's Answer wave, ~ ge the richest timbre this side of| ad loves them all. A dog next! monies following the charter te | SERRA | ee a | BE Ee | Se me teens sl TV SERVICE DEALER! wJBK, ‘Wse—WIR. Team. Ernie Radio Revival carvanaarreneon uy who started with marbles in aed uae A — a gore’ 66 is Earl Anderson, who will be " / WPON, News a 9:00—WIR, Wm. Sheehan is mouoh. fight an® | assisted by Claud Daniels. +1b—-WIR, Clark Quartet CxLW van Kuren 4 tae iB. City Bespital Julius La Rosa stars on the Jack | 28*- ! BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE ; - . Lawrence CKLW, Badie 10:15—CKELW, 6. Kaye CELW, News, Music WXYZ. Opera Prev. | Paar ‘‘Today’’ Show Feb. 1, 2, 3, | ae Authorised F. Service tor 15 Different . Tron ‘idetine” Sorenate| ses wan Dance Oven | WEAR Beet Bere™ | UME Nowe ror =| 15. 16-8 17, girls. Cub Pack Gets Charter Fire Destroys Plant i neo” enteral eS ee wieK. Fanon Do 9:15—WIR, Mae Hawks Woes. Sows, Sous ins ante Witeaadl dlidlen since at LeBaron School \ssee xo weak be crane oy Bill 126—WIR. News 9:30—WJR, Mrs. Pa ——— the McGuires got their start Cub Pontiac’ ; eee Pack 66, c's newest , l F . WOW. evorts Game Cat. Gan Kacen wrox. f Mere ‘WaYE Saotg aerces | | scout ye teats bet ee, Ee the great new 6:46—WJR_, Lowell Thomas WPON, 9:456—WJR. Garden Ga y Bloch * r, F SaSe IS BS nas wae, aver SAE amen | MTR, Mrs neeee |Reputation Kept Intact | Cae_Saeeey_ serie = righ - ous douse CKLW. Sys ; WCAR, Radio Temple caLw. Bed Devine - | With Stroll of 120 Miles . J ellar : : : . Meledy WXYE, Red. Skelton MGPOR, Gports Slants ‘wwa Soya 2:18—WPON, Chud 1460 MARSHALL, Mo. #—The Rev. | Wisk. L Oenue WOAR, ‘Kees, Temple $g0—Wwam, Teddy Witton ~ | Robert L. Harvey has arrived, his| WPON, News, Gib Shaniey ™ WOM, News. Pontiac Party AR, Hall, Sports | walking reputation intact and his) . 7:15—WW, M SATURDAT MORNING = | 10:35—WJR, Topic for Today | %:45—WIR. Richard Heyes | feet in need of treatment, : . Music CKELW. Guy Nunn | 1:38—WIR, Choraliers ! WW, Musical Youth 10:38—WIR. Galen Drake ww, TBA WCAR, Harmony Hall 3:00-—WJR, Serenade WWJ, Bob Maxwell 3:30—WJIR. Xavier Cugat WJBK, Don McLeod The 54-year-old Methodist. pastor | left his home town of Leaven | | worth, Kan. after church services | |Sunday and started a walk that fended here last night, 120. miles| 6:.00—WJIR, Jim Vinal! WWJ, News, Hemme’ NEW HEADLIGHT VISOR : 4.9e—WJR. Treasury Shew 's Pamily ¢:15—WIR, Melody Roun. up| 10:45—CKLW, Here's Health ag — > r He , ul te j wae 6:38—WIR, Voice of Agricit. | 11.00—WJIR, Robert @ Lewis| WPON. Sports, News overnight rest 8:00—WIR, Crime Photes WPON, Johe Egan Ghow avn. Jemeny mite : Dinah Shore €:t0 - THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1955 THIRTY-FOUR tue Poe __ Blood of Moroccan ‘Pigs Stains Coca Cola Business’ CASABLANCA. French Morocco, | dozen cities. By 1951 the operators @®—This is the sad story of Coca-| were in a fair way to e real | Gola in Morocco and how a pig| money out of the deal. got into the picture. . Then a paper in Casablanca, Al Coca-Cola sent’ specialists in| Alham, with but a thousand circu- Morocco goon after the war to get | /ation. carried a small story about | the soft drink business going. The Coca-Cola. This American bever- | eight million thirsty Moroccans, | 28°, the Paper said, was flavored | barred as Moslems from drinking | “'th pig's blood aleoholie beverages, looked like ba good prospects. Bottling plants | were sold to operators in a half | more abhorrent than a pig. He _—_———_—— | wouldn't wear pigskin gloves, let | | alone eat pork The report, utterly false, spread | | like wildfire. The circulation of the | little paper mounted. Its advertis- | ing increased. Other soft drink dispensers began buying space in the paper to show how their bev- erage could be drunk by all good | Moslems. As the news spread through Morocco, Coca-Cola dealers begar hauling their unsold bottles back. | Bottlers had to buy them all back and sales dropped almost to noth- | ing. The wildest kind of stories } were circulated. The company , Tolalerel ay ’ Tashi Clearances * °« Now to a Moslem there is nothing dyed mouton processed LAMB COATS t waited, postponing a denial, hoping | ‘3 the story would die- down. But in . 3 Morocco there is a saying that special purchase! a1 | what is not denied must be true. ‘| | So the story continued to spread Finally, a venerable and well | known pilgrim who had made his | journey to Mecea consented to lrite a story about how delightful | it was that he could buy Coca-Cola | XS along the hot route across North ye u coe Africa. He could buy it in Cairo, a sa . great Moslem center, he said, and even in Mecca. tut- take advantage of these bargains Sensational values like these don't happen very often . . . just look over these prices and you'll see what we mean. Sears, needs space . . . LOTS of space .. . for new Spring merchandise, so OUT goes everything at the very lowest prices pos- sible. 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