The Weather Scattered Showers Details page two 118th ne THE PO: kk * TL .C PRESS | PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, ati! 12, ‘1955 —72 PAGES ASSOCIATED 1 UNITED INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE * China Pledges to Fight With Soviet in Exod Senate Passes $22 Million Hike in Business Tax Seek Longer Immunity DETROIT (INS)—Parke, Improved Polio Vaccine Tested by Parke, Davis Davis & Co. officials, confi- dent the government will release their supply of Salk | polio vaccine after yesterday's safety check, today made But House GOP Faces public field tests in Illinois with vaccine containing an Stiff Battle to Put Over additive designed to lengthen immunity. $30 Million Increase LANSING (® — A three- | The trials, being conducted on children aged Six ‘months to 10 years in De Witt County, are being con- ducted by the drug firm and the Illinois Department of | pronged attack on an im-. ‘ pending state deficit was being fought in the Michi- gan Legislature today. Senate Republicans save! passing a $22,500,000 increase in the! \their answer, business receipts tax on a 2C-8 vote. It would increase the rate of levy from: four;— mills to six. But. House Republicans, | trying a $30,000,000. boost in the same tax, plus a re- vision of the. computing method, faced a stiff test in the House. Success depended entirely | on the ability of Republi-| cans to stand together. Loss Ike's Ready of three votes to the Demo- | crats could spell doom for. the proposal. Republicans won a victory yes- terday on the tax issue, but their one-vote margin left many party leaders gloomy about Republican chances on today’s vote. Whipping members into line at two caucuses, the Republicans de- substitute Gov. Williams’ corpora- President Eisenhower pulls on + Health. The company said the un- identified additive, com-' bined with the vaccine by Parke, Davis chemists, will cause the vaccine to be ab-| sorbed into the bloodstream | more slowly. This, they said | would also increase the vac- cine’s effectiveness. Dr. E. M. Thompson, health di- rector in De Witt County, quoted as saying the test - shots were given to 130 children yester- day and that another 250 were scheduled to receive them today. Last night, after he conducted his ‘reappraisal,’ Dr. William G. Workman, head of the Laboratory | of Biologics Control of the National Institutes of Health, would say only that he was reporting to U. S. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele. Meanwhile, the surgeon gen- eral’s ‘“‘boss,” Welfare Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby, found herself in the middle of a political storm caused by her apparent reluc- tance to tell Congressional in- vestigators about what one of them has called the “muddled” vaccine situation. his ear as he tells newsmen in| feated a Democratic maneuver to| Washington that he is ready to at- tend a Big Four Chiefs of State | tion profits tax for a Republican-| meeting to test Russia's. sincerity | sponsored corporations franchise tax bill. The vote was 45-44. The corporations profits tax, repeatedly urged on legislators by Gov, Williams, has béen bot- tled up in the general. taxation committee, Democrats pinned their hopes on subbing the bill for the franchise tax, up for technical changes. They were expected to sueke a second try today. . © If the House business penis tax becomes law, the rates for most businessés would be hiked from four to seven mills. Public . utilities would have to pay two mills instead of one, and multi- state businesses would be taxed on a “‘three-factor’’ formula. on relieving world tension. Mr. | Eisenhower added that he pre- ferred such a meeting be held in| a neutral country and last about | three days. Vernor Stock Battle Looms Trust Fund Bequeathed by Late Founder Under Fire by Widow * A legal battle is shaping up in’ The bil! passed in the Senate Oakland County Circuit Court over made no change in the taxing stock valued at more than $1.000.- method. Speaker Wade (Continued on Page 2, Col. Fast Veto Seen for Postal Bill President Expected to Reject Pay Increase of 4) Van Valkenburg): | trust funds in the Vernoar Ginger Ale Co. James Vernor Sr. died last June 30 leaving more than half the. firm's stock in a trust fund for his son. James Vernor Jr., and grandchildren, James Vernor II and Grayce Shannon Vernor, both minors, Vérnor’s widow, Emma Fer- nande Woolson Yernor, was left his Bloomfield ‘Hills home plus 40 per cent of property remain- ing outside the company stock. She has filed suit claiming the | “void and tnerforce- | Daily News, The House Banking Committee | will consider a resolution today which would urge President Eisen- -hower to ask Mrs. Hobby to testify. In Washington, the Public Health Service reported today that there | were 149 new cases of polio. \throughout. the nation last week. | This was five more than in the | same. week of last year. For the first time, the weekly government report also listed the number of polio cases among per- sons inoculated with Salk vac- cine. . There have been 62 confirmed eases among Vaccinated persons. This includes four fatalities. Health officials noted that the incubation period for the disease is from seven to 10 Gays. They | said that at least some inoculated | persons contracted polio before re- | ceiving their Salk shots. Taipei Paper Doubts Success of Big 4 Meet TAIPEI, Formosa W—An_ influ- ential Taipei newspaper took the view today that nothing good could come of President Eisenhower's agreement to a Big Four top-level conference, “We feel sure,” said the United | “that Mr. Eisenhower | WASHINGTON UP—A quick pres- idential veto, perhaps by Monday, - reportedly awaits a bill to raise. postal workers’ pay 8.8 per cent. Sen, Carlson (R-Kan) said he is certain the Senate will sustain the veto if it comes. The Senate passed the compro- mise measure 66-11 late. yesterday and sent it to President Eisen- hower. The House acted Monday | 328-66. Sen. McNamara (D-Mich) was among 64 senators who voted yesterday to adopt the postal pay conference report and send it te the White House. Sen. Pot- ter (R-Mich) was one of 11 who voted against the move. Carlson said the President never had discussed a veto with him, but it was learned the White House has. told key Republican lawmak- ers they can expect a veto mes- e ckly, ao: caro , who favored a smaller raise, has said publicly only that he would study the mat- ter carefully, The 66-11 tally was far more * than enough to override a veto, but Carison said there would be many switches if and when the question of sustaining the Presi- dent arises, — Yesterday, 37 Democrats and 29 Republicans supported the compro- mise, Eleven Republicans voted 7. “No.” Carison said he would be ready | immediately with a 7.6 per cent postal pay bill if the 8.8 per cent! measure is killed. Our Parks Still Free LANSING (UP)—A proposal to charge 10 cents for visitors to state parks was defeated by the House yesterday. allow her 40 per cent of the trust- fund stocks. yesterday filed a cross bill of com- .and two grandchildren who are abie* art shoakt be tissolvedt: Thg stock contained in the fund shorfid/be turned over to the es- tate’ ‘executor, she asserts, to be distyibuted under provisions of Ver- nor’s will, This, apparently, would Cross Bill Filed Pontiac attorney William J, Beer plaint on behalf of Verhor's son /named to receive benefits from the fund. | fund is ‘illegal. Original adminis. | trators of the trust fund were the | senior Vernor, James Vernor Davis and Raymond H. ‘Berry, a Detroit attorney, On Vernor’s death, the remain- ing two trustees were to name another te take his place. Ver- nor’s widow claims in her bill that she has been named to that post. In the cross suit, filed by Beef, | the court. is asked to remove Mrs. | Vernor and Berry as trustees and appoint James Vernor Jr, trustee and a third person to be named by him, In the meantime, the cross bill asks the present trustees be pre- vented from resigning while the suit is pending or naming any stc- cessors. No hearing date has been set. In tial Ss Press ler mee Comics = feet ene Ce ee mar} seen eeae Want Ads....... 6, GG, V0 5 wilt BET nowhers: The paper asserted that when Harry S. Truman was president, he said his government would not meet the Russians ‘‘outside the United Nations, and he stuck to his word throughout his term.” Jewel Thieves Hit Farmington Township Home was | _said in the Detroit News that the | operation kept Gilmer out of uni-| ~'Planes on Dawn Patrol Worth of Gems While. Family Is Away _ Between $25,000 and $40,- | 000 in jewels were taken by thieves who ransacked the swank Farmington Town- ‘ship home of wealthy meat | packer Alfred Loewenstein Sr., State Police said. The theft was discovered ‘at 4:45 p. m. Wednesday by | Mrs. Loewenstein when she. returned home after being away since 9:30 a. m. Detectives said the 2-story frame home at 27455 Fairway Hills, a private road, was ransacked be-| fore the thieves found the family jewels in a upstairs closet safe. The jewels, a diamond collar | necklace, a diamond cocktail ring, a set of diamond earrings and other jewelry, were carried | off in the 6-by-10 inch safe which | —_ been pried out of the wall. ” Loewenstein, a member of the| Detroit wholesale meat packing | family of Loewenstein and Sons, and No one was at liome. | A 3hour investigation of the home failed to turn up evidence | of forcible entry, police reported. | The home, complete with swim. | ming pool, was described as ‘a complete mess.” Bookcases were | | emptied, contents of drawers were | | domged on the floor, beds torn | apart and furniture moved about. Lions Are Reported Seeking Harry Gilmer DETROIT W—The Detroit Lions are negotiating with the Washing- ton Redskins of the National Foot- ball League to acquire quarterback Harry Gilmer. The Lions confirmed today there | who would be played back of Bob- ‘by Layne, regular Lion quarter- | back. Sportswriter Watson Spoelstra Lions “‘are closing a deal” for) Gilmer and “will receive two younger players, as yet unnamed.” Gilmer, 29, was a star passer at Alabama and has played seven seasons of pro football. He joined Washington when Sammy Baugh still was with the Redskins. A knee form most of 1953 and he played with the defensive platoon last season. | Take $25,000-$40,000 " had been negotiations for Gilmer. | FOR TULIP FESTIVAL — Thousands yesterday | Others (left to right) front row are Sen. Perry afternoon lined Holland sfreets to watch Gov. G. | Greene (R-Grand Rapids), Sen. Charles R. Feenstra Mennen Williams take part in street scrubbing to | (R-Grand Rapids), Sen. Charlies S. Blondy (D-De- said it was the servants’ day off | °P¢” the Holland Tulip Festival. Sen. Fred Nicholson | troit), and Sen. Clyde H. Geerlings (R-Holland). Man —carries water for Gov. Williams. | (D-Warren) le’ Dutch Treat | at extreme right e Governor, Senators Scrub Streets AP Wirephote not identified. Williams Assists Holland in Tulip Time Clean-Up HOLLAND \# — Gov. G. Mennen Williams got down on his hands and knees and joined in the scrubbing of Holland’s main street yesterday. The scrubbing ceremony signaled the opening of the! Holland Tulip Festival. The governor wore 4 putch costume complete with | Force squadron commander said | Merge Detroit, Rochester Banks Now Awaits Approval by Stockholders Proposed merger of the Roch- ester National Bank with the Na- tional Bank of Detroit was an- nounced today by Henry W, Ax- ford, president of the Rochester Bank, and Charles T, Fisher, Jr., president of the National Bank of Detroit, The merger has been approved iby directors of both banks, Pre- received from Federal banking TRAVERSE CITY (UP)—About | 300 planes from throughout Michi- | gan will make their annual dawn. patrol flight to this Northern Michigan community Sunday. U.S. Unofficially Brands Red Plan as WASHINGTON (INS)—U. S. officials privately brand- The cross bill denies the trust ed Russia’s one-package ‘“‘peace”’ stunt today although they “most responsible consideration.” Propaganda proposa] a propaganda publicly promised to give it | authorities, subject to favorable action by the stockholders of both banks, Stockholders of the Rochester: Bank will receive one and a fourth Shares of National Bank of De- | troit common stock in exchange for each share of Rochester National Bank stock. Rochester Bank personnel will) continue to serve, and directors of the bank will become members of an advisory committee. Directors are Henry W. Ax. ' ford, Dr. G. R. Brooks, A. R. Dillman, Ralph B. Garner, M. H, Haselswerdt, Howard L. Mc- | | Gregor, dr., A. L, Keyes, C. W. shoes. outfit,” said the governor, | attending the festival for! the seventh year. “There's shoes are easy on the feet.” | Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart, also sporting a Dutch costume, was a Who'll Run in 1956? Who will be the next Republican candidate for Governor? Read today’s editorial discus- sing the leading candi- dates. Page 6. little self-conscious at first.. He liminary approval has also been also wielded..a _broorh.. in. the plenty of room, in the pants. pockets and™the wooden 30 MlGs Seen in Attack Area AF Squadron leader | Describes Scrap Over Yellow Sea KUNSAN, Korea W—A US. Air | *baggy pants and wooden today there were at least 32 Red - | Chinese MIGs in the Yellow Sea “I’m getting to like this; area where his flight of eight | Sabre Jets was attacked Tuesday. Lt, Col. Robert E, Dawson of | Dayton, Ohio, told a news confer- | ‘ence that half of the Russian-built | jets flew protective cgver for the | ; attacking Communist planes. Dawson related details: of the: eight-minute air scrap in which | U.S. fliers shot down two MIGs | and probably bagged two others. The Air Force said all U-.S. Sabres returned without a scratch. | Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Unit- ed Nations commander-in-chief, ordered a strong protest before the Military Armistice Commis- sion against “the hostile and illegal attack’’ by the MIGs.. Taylor sent the instructions to Maj. Gen. Harlan C. Parks, sen- “ior U.N. member ‘ad oad ane sion. scrubbing squad. “I think the costume is fine but I don’t quite get the hang of this scrubbing business but I hope to | learn,’’ Hart said. There were 300 scrubbers in the | van of the parade. Some carried. pails of water on a yoke held over | the shoulders, as they used to in | ithe old country, and others pushed brooms to slush the water over the blacktop. | Spectators Splashed | Quite a few spectators got splashed as the pail haulers started tossing water at each other but you can't avoid that if you watch |a tulip festival parade. They made it clear the U. S. would never buy some of ‘Shepard, and Alfred G, Wilson, Mayor Robert Visscher of Hol- | the items in the Soviet package and that they are still} Subject to stockholder ratifica- Hand started the show by proclaim- basing their hopes for peace on the step-by-step process | of settling East-West tensions. This process would begin with the chiefs of state meet-...¢rnized. ing to which the U. S., Britain and France have invited Russian Premier Nikolai+———— ne Bulganin. There is no word yet on whether he will ac- cept, although he is expect- ed to. ; . While the Soviets have suggested a deal which they said could wipe out all points of conflict between the free and Communist worlds at one fell swodp, -President Eisen- hower made it clear yesterday he does not think a miracle such as that is possible, He told a news conference that 'he does not believe a Big Four |meeting “at the summit’ would solve world problems in a matter ¢ (of days, weeks or months. Its «| Purpose, he said, is to ct give an impetus to progress toward easing tensions, Piel Called Propaganda Other officials called thé Russian proposal a propaganda move, which one of them said—'‘to. give the devil his due’’—was_ perfectly -timed to take the play away from the Western proposal for a Big. Four meeting. Chairman Walter F, " Geerge | hte ) of the Senate Foreign | Committee also pinned | | But he said he Is “inclined o think it is aimed at Iulling the German republic into inaction’ | about rearming itself, - In London, Ambassador James | J. Wadsworth, U.S. representative | on a subcommittee of the United | Nations Disarmament’ Commission, said “we welcome” some of the Soviet ideas, especially since the | Russians been rejecting | = {pl dy West eaiaiiiilias ; ‘tion, the merger will take place in| , the fall. Facilities of the Rochester | | Bank will be expanded and mod- | It’s Easier Than You Think. to get cash dollars for those unused articles about your home. 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Russia Will Get Peiping Support if War Erupts - Observer at Warsaw Says Reds Will Talk About Formosa WARSAW, Poland (# — Communist China pledged today that she will fight alongside the Soviet Union and her allies if war is un- leashed in Europe. Peng Teh-huai, Red China's defense minister. and deputy Prime Minister, made that declaration in the name of the Peiping government at a session of 4 |a Warsaw conference called to establish an Eastern de- fense organization to rival the North Atlantic Treaty Organization set up by the West. Peng also declared Peiping stands firmly for peaceful COCK. istence. He said his government is ready to negotiate on any interna- tional differences — including For- mosa. But he warned that “to sober military adventurers” it should be firmly understood that the current balance of forces hangs in favor of the “camp of peace and socialism.” Peng is at the Warsaw confer- ence aS an observer. The eight conference U.S.S.R., Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Al- bania and East Germany, Their prime ministers, defense minis- ters and foreign ministers are meeting here to set up a military grouping as their answer to West |Germany’s admission to the West- ern alliance. Peng, according to an thas ‘translation of his speech, told the delegates: “On behalf of-the government of the Chinese People’s Republie I declare our government and. people will cooperate with you and with all their strength sup- port the decisions accepted at the | Warsaw conference. “Peace is indivisible, If peace in Europe be encouraged upon and ‘if the imperialist aggressors un- leash war against peaceful Euro- pean countries then our govern- ments and peoples of our fratem nal countries will conduct a strug> gle against aggression until ulti- mate victory is achieved.” 2nd War Bonuses Total $220 Million © LANSING (#—State bonus claims paid to World War Il veterang — nations are the totaled. $220,108, 890. as.of, April. 20,.... siuossash the bonus division of the adjutant. general's office reported today. ~ The deadline for filing claims expired last Dec. 31. Recent pay- | ments represented a backlog of claims filed when veterans rushed to get in under the deadline. Hospitalized veterans and those still in the armed services still are eligible to file. There were 623,037 claims re- | ceived, 616.209 approved, 6,466 dis- approved. and 542 are still in proc. | essing. The division reported that $837, 000 has been paid otif to benefic- iaries of deceased veterans since June 27. Four Witnesses Identity Defendants in Rape Trial show, with the choicest display of Court yesterday identified the quartet charged with kid- ‘flowers, following the Ee Oe para Widely Scattere Scattered Showers Forecast | Some widely scattered thunder- Showers accompanied by slightly |warmer temperatures are pre- dicted for tonight by the U.S. Weather Bureau. Low will be 52-56. | Considerable cloudiness with showers and a high near 74 is the ‘forecast for tomorrow. Occasional showers tomorrow night will bring cooler thermometer readings, the weatherman says. — At 8 a.m. the mercury in down- town Pontigé stood at 58 degrees, _ Fising to"73 by 2 P. m. ; Dense’ Every Saterday Night ‘naping and raping a Pontiac Martin Weiberg, 24, of 10 him to get a tow truck. housewife last March 6. 2 S. Merrimac St., said he. had taken the woman for a short ride following a wedding reception they both attended. Weiberg pointed to the four defendants as the men whom he saw returning to his auto after leaving with / Weiberg’s car was stuck in ‘the mud off South BId, : with the housewife still inside. Chavers, 26, of Gary, Ind., his brother, Richard, 23, of 38 Lake St., Joe Williams Jr., 22, of 38 Lake and Win- Hughes St. Three police officers also named the four as being in a car with the womah when they stopped it on &. The defendants are Oscar* ston Johnson, 25, of 312 Rates “Ofticers-Tesuiry THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 Shortly after’ his car became’ stuck, Weiberg stated, a car con-| taining two men and two women drove in, The’ men apparently | tried to’ push his car, without success, the witness said. He then | gave “one of them” a dime to call a service station. Weiberg dropped off to sleep, he | explained, while. the woman lis- | tened to the car radio. She later woke him, saying he had better see | about a tow truck himself. As he got out, a car pulled fn contain- ing the first two men plus another pair, said Weiberg. The four again “apparently” tried to free the car, he testified. “Phen I gut n with-them to go for a truck.” Defense attorney debs Brus- far, of Detroit, asked, “Why Bloomfield Man Is Named Ford * * kd Vice-President George. W. Walker, nationally- known industrial designer, ‘been elected vice president and directer of styling of Ford Motor Company, Ernest R, Breech, chair- ; ‘man of the board, announced to- | ay. . Styling responsibilities previous- ly. held by the, company's engi- neering staff re- cently were _ transferred to L. 1 D. Crusoe, execu- 2 tive vice presi- i dent-car and truck divisions. | Walker will di- rect styling acti- vities as a mem- ber of Crusoe’s staff. | * WALKER Victor Z. Brink, formerly assist- ‘ant general manager of the Air-' craft- Engine Division, Chicago, has been appointed styling opera- | tions manager. Walker entered the industrial | urday at 10 a.m. at the Huntoon | design fielg in Cleveland in 1928 _ and established his offices in De- | troit im 1929, Retained by Ford Motor Com-. has | Girls’ Housemother at Pine Lake Dies death of Amy G. Ravine Rd, Shaw of Birmingham. She died Sunday in her winter home in Hollywood, ’ Fla. | Born in Oxford, England, Miss Shaw was housemother of Holiday House of the Girls’ Friend- | ly Society at Pine Lake for 20/ years. She had been ’.a_ social worker for Christ Episco pal | Church, 976 E. Jefferson Avé. for many years and had also been a housemother at the old Si. Agnes Girls’ Home Miss Shaw will be E. DeKay Funeral Home, 10349 E. Jefferson, Detroit, until time for the service at 1:30 p.m. Fri- at the John day in St. John’s Episcopal} Church, 33 E. Montcalm. Ave., Detroit. Pamela Sue Hayward | Prayer service will be held Sat- prot Home for Pamela Sue | Hayward, baby daughter of Jerry | | Forest’ and Marian La Forge Hay- | ward of 37 E. Walton Blvd. The | Rev. Charles S. Maher of the Bald- | didn’t you take the girl in the ‘pany in a consultant capacity for win Ave. Methodist Church will of- eare” Weiberg replied. In answer to further questions | by Brusstar, Weiberg said the men did not threaten him, show any. major part in the styling of post- war passenger cars. Active in Detroit civic affairs, | he is a member of the Bloomfield Hills Country Club, the Detroit | “| was suspicious,” (the past 10 years, he has had & | ficiate with burial in Holly. | Pamela was born April 14, 1955 ‘in Pontiac and died last night at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. She had been ill one day. weapons or attempt to induce fear. | Athletic Club, the Committee of Besides her mother and father, | 100, the Recess Club and the De-| the baby is survived by her grand- Car Hit Mudhole _As they drove off for the wreck- | (directorates in various commer-| ward and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill er, the car hit a mudhole, he_ stated, and Oscar Chavers said it sounded like the auto lost a fender skirt. Chavers got out, and so did be. said Weiberg. The witness said he saw no fen- der skirts. on the car. Chavers Started running back across the field toward the car containing the woman, said Weiberg, ‘‘and I shouted, ‘don’t go near that girl.’ ” | Chavers continued running, he said and Weiberg walked up the road | flagging an auto with three men | fn it. Weiberg said he told them what had happened and said they should take him back to | pick up the girl. “The driver said he wasn’t going back in there,” the witness stated. - “As we drove off to a gas sta- tion, I saw the other car drive. back again to my auto.” He then summoned police, giving them the | Chavers’ car license number. | |troit Board of Commerce. He holds ‘cial and industrial firms. He and Bloomfield Hills. They have two children and seven grandchildren. County Man Hurt Falling From Auto. Mrs. Walker live in! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hay- Martin. Osmundt Schrage ~ land Ave. known to his friends as He was born Nov. and Lena Fisher Schrage. Mr. Schrage, an employe of the Thirty-year-cld Thomas Tersigni, of Clarkston, was reported in fair condition at Pontiac General Hos- | pital with a possible fractured skull | |Suffered yesterday when he fell! | from the rear bumper of a moving | | car. | State Police of the Pontiac Post | said the victim was riding on the | Pontiac State Hospital, came to Pontiac from Detroit 15 years ago. | He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Clare Mahan of Detroit. Service will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. from the Huntoon Fu- nera] Home with the Rev. Theo- « Word has been received of the| 288 she | pees brought to Detroit as a child. | Osmundt Schrage, 63, of 229 Oak- | Jack, died Tuesday at his home. | 26, 1891 in) Detroit and was the son of William | | bumper of the car to hold it in line dore R. Allebach of the Oakland iwith that of a pushing auto. The; Ave. United Presbyterian Church | ear, operated by his brother, Jo-| officiating. Burial will follow in St. Seph, 27 , had stalled and was being | _ pushed by a car driven by Donald © Schrader, 29, of Lapeer. When the stalled auto started, | Thomas was thrown from the. bumper, landing head first _on the Police officers testifying were | Sgt. John Carman and Patrolman | Melvin Glover of Sylvan Lake po- | lice. They collaborated with | Bloomfield Township Patrolman Richard A, Hoffman in halting the Gar containing the woman. Officers. said they found a hunting knife and two jackknives on the [eav el ee. Pontiac Boys’ ( Boys’ Club Official Is Honored Charles Cemetery, Detroit. Mrs. Charles Scott Mrs. Charles (Mary Helen) Scott, | 64, of 6512 Pontiac Lake Rd., died | last night at Pontiac General Hos | pital after an illness of three years. Born Oct. 20, 1890, she was the daughter of John Kel- ley and married June 12, 1912, in Detroit. A member of Grace Lutheran William V. Coulacos, executive _ director of Pontiac Boys’ Club, was, Church and the Webford Club, she | had lived in the county 35 years. Besides her husband, she is sur- in Canada, | REV. D. D. MeCOLL State Assembly Scheduled Here | First Christian Church to Be Host to Michigan Disciple Delegates Welcoming the delegates to the, gan Disciples to the First Chris- tian Church, 858 W. Huron St. will | be the pastor, the Rev. D. D. Me- Coll tonight at 7.15. The conven- tion will continue through Satur- day evening. The Rev. Floyd A. Emshweil- -ler of Petoskey will deliver the president’s address on the theme “Ge Forth to Teach.” Addresses, sermons, forums and workshops are scheduled for the three day convention. All of the adult sessions, with the exception of the banquets and the Saturday evening pro- gram, will be held in the First Christian Church. | ‘The banquet Friday will be The Day in Birmingham BIR MINGHAM—Fire Chief Ver- non W. Griffith stepped out of harness today, after 32 years of | quelling Birmingham's blazes, | Although he will hold the title of ‘fire chief until Aug. 27, Griffith's resignation unofficially will take leffect at once, since the time be- tween now and the official retire- ment date will be taken up with ‘accumulated si ick leave and vaca- _ tions, Park Smith, first assistant | chief for the past several has been designated as Griffith's successor by City Manager Don- ald C, Egbert, subject to con- firmation by the Birmingham City Commission. Griffith's retirement comes at a time when the city’s fire prepared- ness has reached new heights. His department is preparing to move ‘out of the downtown station and | Griffith said, | new’ fire stations are assured, and | the city has fire protection to serve [ served at Bethany Baptist Church at 5:30 p.m. Saturday's luncheon | will be served at Jack Decker's Cafeteria and the Saturday eve- ‘_ning’s banquets, with the service following, will be held in the Dray- | ton Plains Community Building. The Youth Convention and Ban- quet will be held in the Baldwin Ave. Evangelical United Brethren Church. Senate Passes Hike ‘in Business Tax (Continued From Page One) (R-Kalamazoo) took the floor to | batter at the Democrats’ corpora- tions profits tax. He said It was “obsolete,” that it would discourage industry from settling in Michigan and that it | business cycle. Democrats countered that the feat Guleedantn tod iw the car. elected vice president of the Michi- vived by three sons, George of tax would be fair and equitable. | | department served with that unit until the .¢ 3535 N. Adams St., into two new fire stations on either | side of the growing community. “My reason in asking that my#——— : ' retirement made effectiv w | 87th annual Convention of Michi- | ‘ La = | is two-fold.’’ Griffith stated Health Is Factor In addition to reasons of health, | *'T feel now that the. for multiple alarms, I should step down: and given the city the bene- fit of new officers and new think ing along with the new fire de- partment organization, “I diso feel keenly that the officers and men of the depart- ment who have worked so hard in the past two years with me to bring about this increased fire protection should be rewarded with promotions along the line when the older officers have reached retirable age,” he added. | “I have enjoyed my many years’ association with the officers and 'men of the department, and I will be forever grateful to City Mana- ger Donald C. Egbert, Mayor City's Fire Chief Retires, After 32 Years’ Service VERNON W. GRIFFITH Big Four Agree on Austria Pact Foreign Ministers Will Sign Treaty in Vienna This Weekend: VIENNA, Austria (8—The Big. Four reached agreement today on an Austrian independence treaty. This was reported by informed Western sources in advance ef a communique. . The foreign ministers of the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union will fly to Vienna ‘this weekend to put their signature on .a treaty the. Austrians have! been wanting for 10 years. | Ratification will mean that) Austria will be free and sover: | eign for the first time in 17 years. , | Some--70,000 troops of Russia and the West will leave. Agreement was reached after ‘nine days of difficult negotiations i which it was feared earlier today might break down. For the past three days the ambassadors of the | ‘four powers had been deadlocked | on a Western demand that the nomie concessions granted, the Austrians during talks in Moscow ae month. informants said the abies finally gave way to the | Western demand, thus paving the | way for the actual signing. Disabled Persons’ Aid May Be Upped Social security beneficiaries suffering from total . disabilities may have their checks increased in July, according to Rex A. C. Atwood, manager of Pontiac dis- trict Social Security Office. This is due to the disability “freeze” provision in the new secial security law, intended te protect the social security rights of disabled persons, ‘Disability’ is defined by law ‘as the inability to do substantial ‘gainful work. ‘So a person who has worked at least five years . under social security and who be- came disabled before 65 should get in touch with us,” Atwood said. The Pontiac Social Security Ot | fice, located at 18 S. Perry St., the Hubbard building is open 9: ° Under his guidance, the city | | Russians Put into the treaty eco- | a.m. to 5: 00 Pm. daily. become well-known for | sechnical advances ang pioneer- | ing. The city’s eight wells are all operated by remote contro! from the fire station. This makes it possible to vary the number of wells in production without dispatching firemen to the ~, four corners of the cities. It also /makes it possible to alert repair | | parties at the wells, in the event of | | a blaze. | | Will Assist City Griffith intends to continue to as- i sist the city with its water prob |lems, by aiding in setting up water | | controls when the city begins’ lusing Detroit water. | Eventually he plans to move | te property he owns near Lapeer. | City a Egbert lauded | Griffith for his long years of faith. | ful service to the city, and added that his careful training and selec. | tion of personnel has assured the | Charles Renfrew, and the cit¥ city of continuing the fine tradi-/ commissioners and mayors of the tion of the local ne local idepartoarns. CN. Harlan to Head past who have given me the sup- port and free hand to operate the, department as I have felt it should i } j | be operated,"’ he concluded. Began as Volunteer U.N. Celebration | Griffith began his fire-fighting | career by joining the volunteer | May 10, 1923. He paid department was established in July 1927. paid fire department, he has Served 28 years, the last 24 as fire | would be unstable—subject to the | ; chief, along with duties of assistant | superintendent in charge of water production and storage for the city. | 20 to 3%. SOLD OUT 48 Last Time—We Got 100 MORE! Gov. Williams today announced the appointment of C. Allen Harlan Bloomfield Township, as Michigan chairman for the United Nations 10th Anni | Since the establishment of the versary Celebration. Harlan is president of the Harlan | Electric Co. | He will help plan Michigan’s part in the celebration, scheduled June ORIGINALLY Lifelike RUBBER Skin ® Cuddly—1! 2 Foot Size REPEAT SALE! Last time we sold out fast. So cute in their or ballet. pert ‘em. shampoo and brush the beautiful SARAN hair sleep .. Ma-Ma. Just 100 more at this low oe complete dancing outfits for ta: . have ‘em say (Main and Departments.) PRICED $12.95 SIMMS ‘Special Buy’ Reduces Price BELOW COST! Doty With 2 Complete OUTFITS % Go-to-Sleep Eyes, Says ‘Ma-Ma’ %® Washable SARAN Hair—Rooted Exactly As Pictured 50c Holds Yours . Comb, . put ‘em to Toy Tubuler METAL Frame—2-Way Won SUMMER fue STRAIN A SUN GLASSES | BIG SELECTION LADIES'—MEN’S---BOYS'-GIRLS" and KIDS’ vA Men’s Aviator Style iaama\ Sun Glasses With Carry Case gan-Ohio Assn, of Boys’ Clubs last | night during the annual meeting | of the national convention being | profe held in Milwaukee. Also surviving are eight grand- P . The association's purpose is to! children and a sister, Mrs. Winnie further Boys’. Club” interests. in | Nihill of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (GM Tax Figured the two states and encourage ex- | Funeral arrangements will be; Rep, Edward Jeffries (D-Detroit) Lansing, Charles of Spokane, Wash. | In contrast, they said, the business i ham. | receipts tax is a burden on the sali oat alla ssional and small business- Under questioning by Prose- eutor Frederick ©. Ziem and his Folding Baby Stroller Styled Exactly As Pictured Meade to Sell at $13.95 SIMMS PRICE | change of ideas and closer cooper-| announced later by the Huntoon_ “Said Genera] Motors Corp. would ation. * | Funeral Home. | pay some $26 billion annually un- Coulacos, who had served the! | der the corporations profits tax, | 100 Prisoners Join AA group as program director the past | | against about $4 million each year | year, was not present at the meet- | 'under the business receipts tax. | jing. Representing the local club) CHICAGO «—Alcoholics Anon-| Renewing a charge voiced at the | | were Michael Fiorillo and Joseph | ymous, a group devoted to help- public hearing on the corporations | Chevalier, both staff members. ing persons addicted to alcoholism, has established a unit in the Cook profits, Rep. Ed Carey (D-Detroit) | smaller businesses had LOWELL, Mass. (UP)—A thief said some smal i ‘Moose Mauls Cows County Jail and more than 100 a oe plates se a prisoners have enrolled. been frightened out of supporting | the ‘ax byt the “big _boys. ” Tewksbury, Mass., man’s car, but CONCORD, N.H. (UP) — A reso- | - he left substitute plates. The re- lution was filed in the Legislature | § Several other policemen are slated to testify today in the case. continuing before Judge H. Russel Holland. An overflow audience viewed any S proceedings. © Baby Can Sit or Lay ® Folds for Storage or Auto BEST BUY we've seen. Extra sturdy yet light- weight. Wetproof, plas- tis seat, canopy sun- Just a Little Swap —" LST ORY RR MARE 8 Sieutn cian —" FRIDAY & SATURDAY SUPER SPECIAL ° placement plates were stolen from | “ pooreray ae ‘Gal in| | : rain shield. rubber tire, a North Chelmsford, Mass., mo- juries suffered by his cows when | ‘ ‘| — oa ae C — torist’s car the night before. (a wild moose attacked them. ete. Value $1.00 SSIM AS. 98. N. Saginaw = —Main Floor. Pontiac's Auto Inspection Program May Be Extended: Only 3,222 autos had been re-| may not reach the expected quo- \e ‘ported inspected up to this morn: | ta by Saturday morning.” : ‘ i ing in the city-wide annual vehicle | The committee this year had ex- -maintenance program, sponsored | cod heck l 20.000 | by the Safety Committee of the bee 2 : cars in one week with the help of | . Chamber of Commerce and Police various civic groups, Formerly, the | _ NN Big. Selection of Hard or Soft Soles < __ LADIES” ork. MISSES" - — - GIRLS" oo like the ones pisces rd / Sova ee lia We Are NOT in The YARD GOODS Business . but This BARGAIN was TOO GOOD to Pass-Up! PY et cc; Page: AN” aK vy soa ight- Driving Glasses Scientific No Glare Lens 69¢ ae sah BN ca Me en Ahem. wes West sun Dept. L- | committee had held its vehicle in- rel 9 . “We may have to extend the = spections during the entire month 2 Glasses inspection program,” said Clyle li May. ; ; $ 47 Men's mf ersbiraee eS Glasses. . tie R. Haskill committee chairman Besides. the five reserved lanes | ie moccasin is made © ond ] Men's Non-Breakable Rock-Glasses. . i today, “since it looks like we handling the inspections through- i Br ae pores . — able $1.47 moccasins have genuine leather uppers and ‘sure-step’ hard rubber soles. Im assorted gay -col- ors. out the city this week, Haskill said | numerous garages and filling sta- : | The Weather {coos in Pontiac are checking the | : PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Seme wide. | 2Utos. The establishments are | enon AE peat showers and “tittle warmer Tiembers of the Pontiac Auto Deal- Senlent, low Bese.” Friday _ers Assn., cooperating in the an- showers, with high mear 74. winds 8-8 miles, Friday night, powcees | nual program, al sh J showers, - = No report has been received | > ay te Pentise from the association's mem gal *eet Maiparatere fromting § 8m.) aig Haskin, but it “had ton Decne mind velocity 2 mph.| hoped that 5,000 to 10,000 autos oun Lnegplis ig as 6:13 am would be inspected by them. n ee ae Friday. at as 3 on Inspection lanés are located at. Moon sete Priday at 30:30 a.m ‘the following places: On Johnson street, between Eliz- {((@ BROTHERS Sale! 1000 Yards WASHABLE—CGuaranteed FAST COLOR FABRICS Regular to 69c VALUES 38° Your Choice of— ITTV" SAVE $11.95 and NO TRADE-IN NEEDED! Genuine REMINGTON ‘60° Electric Shaver Regular $27.50 $s Brand new, full factory cloudiness, | Southerly ee ane ae Why core at Least 20% More> ‘, ... and SAVINGS Is Only Half-the Story! Le Per YARD Downtown “Temperatures 5 Ae reer. ee Ur Se eee to; abeth Lake and Liberty Sts.; on + gems F B22 | Hillside drive in front of Lincoln ‘Printed PERCALES— uicker" shaves. With swith : re Weta 3 Jr. High School; East bivd., be- PRI NG 80/80 Count —; ° BBs reees ees # tween Auburn avenue and Whitte- % Sheer BATISTE—Dainty Prints Wednesday im tn Pontiae more street; Municipal Parking lot AND ® Fine BROADCLOTHS— Plain (As Recorded downtown) on Pike street and on West Hu- Eowest, tempereture sresterstt': {8 rom, beside the Oakland County _ DEVELOPING reste ee seenenseens 54.5 | Courthouse, . | “Ome Year Age to Pontiac * ° Siest Weeenten............... oe |Jewish Welfare Council pret temperature. .............., 7 +. r 4 _WHY PAY MORE? Simms Cut Prices Every Dey ; sam temperature, 0.2%. nisass ioe Meeting Slated Monday aper an rar ne ! Siac suis aun | Jewish Welfare Federation and oa ae @ Month @ Year Dated e Sere ‘aianet: Back GUARANTEE : . . # you can tind better poms anywhere in Pontiae at Se to 7c. CIGARETTES Buy ‘em by the CARTON Council members will meet Mon- day, 8:30 p.m. at Temple Beth Ja cob, 79 Elizabeth Lake Rd., ac cording to H. Maicolm Kahn, sec- retary. Business will include the election (of three members to the board of directors, report of the 1954 cam- a0 hg rletipd ay ander! jactivities by the president and treasurer. Prints Eastman KODACOLOR Color Prints. Bring: us your films for fast service. Minimum charges. SIMMS Mg. ‘Alt s : a5 PO Ae een oe RE eee © ee aes Sia oe Ce = | eae eee : a rs ‘ ‘oe ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 SOMETHING SLIPPING—Meet “Mr. Fallout of 1955." Two-year- old Tommy Garvey picked up the title when he dropped his bathing’ suit in Las Vegas, Nev...It hap- pened as he used both hands to wave to his father in the heli-| copter above. It's one of many Civit Air Patrol .aircraft used during atomic exercises held some 75 miles away. er Tee Japanese Stage. Sitdown on Fuji Leftists Lead Protest Against U.S. Artillery Firing Practice FUJLYOSHIDA Japan oF — Scores of Japanese villagers led by leftist labor leaders who rushed to the scene, began a_ sitdown movement today on the slopes of Mt. Fun in protest against Amer. wan army artillery firing practice The villagers said they would stay until the Army cancels plans for further firing. which mountain climbing trails Special squads of police were moved to the area to keep the protesters from the hg Army guns * s crosses MISV The newspaper Asahi said Amer- ican soldiers with bayoneted rifles also stood guard The Army guns were silent to- day a8 Marines maneuvered in the area where the shells land. The zuns fired yesterday. The man- euvering, With practice firing, is | scheduled until the end of May. Leading Japanese newspapers condemned the firing. The giant | newspaper Asahi headlined: ‘‘Ja- | pan Suffers as Shells Fly Over | Fuji.” ; * * * The Red China radio also com- | mented on the firing dispute la- | test to inflame the often touchy | relations between Japanese and the American military ae Main Japanese objection appears | to be that the shells from the thomm, Long Toms fly over the himbing trails used. by pilgrims scaling the revered mountain, { Involved in the dispute are basic | Japanese objections to the use of | Fuji, fears that tourist business | will fall Off in the area and gen- eral objections of many Japanese | who oppose the presence of U.S. | forces. Injured’s Condition — njured's Condition SS at 4, Good Afier Wreck — David Every. 22, of. Drayton Plains. injured in a 2-car collision Saturday on U.S. 10, was*reported in good ‘condition today by authori- tiés at Pontiac General Hospital. pital, Every, a passenger with James | Lee Millis, 22, of 206 Chippewa | Rd., suffered broken ribs when. Millis’ auto collided with one be- ing driven by Paul Green Jr., 28, of 626 E. Tennyson Ave. Green and his 6-vear-old daughter, Elaine, ! were not hurt seriously Millis, who was not injured, told State Police of the Pontiac Post | that he did not see Green's car. when he made a left turn from | U.S. 10 about two-tenths of a mile! north of Williams Lake Road. Green said he was unable to stop | in time FOR SMART BUYS in good used , cars see the used car columns in Classified right now! = i Wanted — WATCH Salesman !. You do not have to pay~ for merchandise until you make a sale! 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For kitchen or bath- ~tnd Fleer room, —tnd Fleer ede FAM to 12:30 ONLY PREREEEE RE on i230 ONLY BET Large 81. Inch Size—39c Chopping Bowls ABSORBENT—EXTRA SOFT YET STRONG—FAIREST * ok d Smosthly | sanded and V4 € Facial Tissues porto a se waxed chopping bow's eee ee 6 Box of 200 for $10.00 Valeo eee 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY eco $2.79 Value—18 x30 Inch Bath Tub Mat. 7 77 Cc Look at this tow price on famous Pairest facial tis. sues. Pull box of 200 sheets at this price. Limit three boxes. —Main Fleer Suction cups grip bettom of tub to prevent slips and falls. Famous rub- ber —tnd Fleer SSCHSSSHSSHSSHHSHSSHHSHSSHHSHOHSHSHHHEHH SCHOSHHHSHHHHHSHHGE SESCEOKSSSEHORHOHECEESESEEEEESE Pamous PRIS T electric barber set shears. and Mate Fleer ey 161% Inch Long & ” ( | Hard mantle’ woed rolling. pin with red Regular $1.19 . Household 2 ‘ : i ¥ b , } Fi = Se, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 \ \ JS \\ \ f* a \\ \\ \\ \\\ CF i , JS v2 « z£ ce SJ - +4 . 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Waite’s Hosiery—Street Floor @ Wide Variety of Styles and Patterns! ( \ @ Sizes 7-17, 10-20, 141/2-242—Assorted —_ { Rich Colors! : SAVE 1.99! REGULARLY 10.98! Y Walis'u Deoasen- hall was built nearly a half century ago, many of us feared it some day would fall into the Clinton River.” As an example of what's doing in Oakland County, Supervisor William Roeser of Southfield points out the 1.200-unit Cran- brook Village housing project in his town- ship. A new menace to a new crop appears in the Pontiac area. In his first attempt at raising celery on a commercial scale, Arthur Monsano of Waterford finds that a-pair of deer have been feasting on it nights. After tours of both Alaska and Hawaii within the past year, the writer feels that their denial of statehood is unadulterated politics. Tent caterpillars, which did considerable damage in the Pontiac area a few years ago, again are appearing here. State Consérva- ‘tion Department Entomologist Richard Fox sends word that a DDT spray will kill them. As indicated by their name, their habitat re- sembies a small tent in trees or shrubbery. rae Verbal Orchids to- _ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colosine ‘ “of Royal Oak; golden we ° dding. ee = f sit a is f it , Y a PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY 12, 7955 Caught in Between David Lawrence Says: 7 U.S. Doesn't From NATO PARIS—For some strange rea- son the North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganization’s counm! wandered into ” territory far bevond its usual do main and tried this week to giye some gratuitous advice to the United States about the Far Fast The essence of the advice was that the islands off the shores of China should be surrendered to the Com- munists and, in return, -there would be some sort of vague dec aration condemning the use of force in the area of Formosa Oddly enough no such advice was given to the Red Chinese who have been the aggressors in the Far East. The idea that a meeting of the ‘Western powers should be used to advocate giving in to the Communists on one of their prin- cipal demands is so startling that it needs to be studied carefully in America. For it could mean that, when the chips are down, even the prominent members of the North Atlantic Treaty Council may be found cringing before the Com- munists in Europe and advocat- Ing a policy of surrender. One wonders what would happen 'f the United States proposed the surrender of the city of Berlin. _ which after all is an ‘island’ and is 100 miles away from West Ger- man territory. Want To Forfeit Isles Foreign Minister Spaak of Bel- gium was one of the ministers at the North Atlantic Council who seems to think that there is no im- portant issue involved in giving the ‘offshore islands to Red China. Also, with amazing promptness, the foreign ministér of Canada, Lester Pearson, backed up M. Spaak. ; To judge by the news reports of the council’s meeting, the for- eign ministers who undertook to advise Secretary Dulles either had not read or had decided to ignore the public pronounce- ments of the President and the U.S. secretary of state in the past in which they made clear that the United States was not interested in the off-shore islands as such but only-in the use that eould be made of them by the Communists for aq attack on - Formosa. The interjection of the Far East- ern issues in an organization meet- ing devoted primarily to the de- fense of Europe is surprising, but not more, so than the evident in- difference with which American public opinion is treated. Maybe the Isolationists will be encouraged in their belief that America“has no true in Europe and that in a showdown there will be a crisis in which American troops will be left stranded, Friendship in Question It begins to look as if American friendship is not so serously re- garded, when a meeting of the NATO council can direct such pointed barbs of criticism at Ameé#tearr policy in another region of the globe. What happens in the Far East is, of course, a concern of Euro- pean countries because the con- eentration rather than the dis- ~ . persal of American military and financial resources is desired in Europe, as opposed to Asia. But America has an ocean on each side, and happens to have a territory, known as Alaska, which is close to Asia. She has, more- ever, an obligation to protect the Philippines. It is all the more dis concerting to see the NATO Coun- cil going off on a tangent about Asian affairs when it-has no direct responsibility for what happens in that area. Diplomitic Double-Talk As for the promise of a collec- tive security pledge to protect For- mosa, this is a lot of diplomatic double-talk. The mioment the sub- ject of using British military forces to help protect Formosa was mentioned in the House of furnishing tary ald in defense of Formosa than they did in the Korean War. ’ i The meeting held here in Paris by the NATO countries is, there. fore, an eye-opener to America and alt the “NATO conference of the same set Need Advice on Formosa of differences between America and certain kuropean powers .that have in the past hrought America most of the burdens and none of the relief which a nation 3000 mules away from this continent might expect some day to enjoy Soviet Pian Welcomed On the same day that the NATO Council met, the Soviets announced a few. meaningless concessions on disarmament. These were greeted with enthusiasm by the Furopeans, even as they allowed the NATO ah pi to give the impression that America wants to engage in a fight for the Chinese offshore is lands, when the truth is the United States is merely protecting a line against commimism while the ma- ior powers of Furope evidently do not care if it is broken It was a Sad day for America when the NATO meeting formally proclaimed a call for a ‘ceasé-fire in the Far Fast without remem- bering that Red China is the na- tion to which such a message of warning might better have been addressed. (Copyright 1955, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Smiles A Littlé Long “An besrieam. Johnny's mother explained “is something that has heen handed down from father to son and is usually greatly, prized.” “I'd prize these heirlooms I'm wearing* a bit more” remarked Johnny, “if they weren't so long in the legs." Voice of the People ‘ Gregg Peterson Favors Senator Potter's Plan to Raise Conservation Allocation — =e be ——< when neces sary cause of { space name, address aod telephone number of the writer must acco y ‘etters but these will not be iblisped tf the write: 86 requests unless the letter ia eritical ip ite pature I've just read an article about Senator Potter trying to increase the $150,000 which Congress appro- pnated to the fight against the sea lamprey to $350,000 Ife said that the amount is not enough. approved He stated “This amount of money will mean that 30 skilled and profes- sional personnel (not including temporary and seasonal em ployes) must be dismissed, and that research vessels soe essen- tial to field work in the Great Takes would have te be sold or laid up between July and Sep tember of 1943." Thus means last vear's loss of echt milhen dollars to the fisher- mien and economic status of Mich tzan would increase. This lack of money not only means a loss ef millions ef dol- lars to Michigan, but toe the whole United States. It not only can effect U.S. econemy, but it could hurt the people through Communist propaganda, Many people will laugh at this "ide It could be used in this wot? »° “The government of the ‘Democratic World is so stupid that instead of spending enough money to control an eel which pro- duces huge economic losses in the fishing industry, they forget it and take the loss. Now, if the Com- munist government were in con trol, we would have stopped this ™' Let's ‘all write Senator’ Potter and let him know we're. behind him 100 per cent. Gregg Peterson 375 W. Walton Bivd. ‘Improve Election Laws to Stop Misunderstanding’ _T was told bs a person Cam- _ paigning for the proposal for ac- cepting the charter that if anyone - voted for one of the candidates, he was thereby voting for the char- ter. I know many people who voted against the charter but also voted for candidates. : On behalf of these people I petitioned for a recount after the election. This petition was not granted. My petition was turned over to the election board, Why is the Corporation Coun- sel telling people whe ask about the recount that they have two years te approve the charter? Actaally. if the charter had been defeated, other charters could have been voted on any time within two years: When we asked a recount, the backs of the voting machines were ~opened, but all we saw were the ‘yes’ and ‘no’ votes: none of the votes cast for candidates. They did not show us the tally sheet, poll book or voters’ slips.. One of three members of the board ef capvassers admitted he did not view the tabulations on the machines when canvassing. There is a bili now in the legis- lature to perfect the law covering incorporation of cities. It provides for one election on the proposal with no. candidates on the same ballot. For the protection of other Hal Boyle Says: communities, { would like to see that bill passed. I would like to get in touch with anyone else feeling the same way about it. I cooperated in bringing this issue to a vote by signing the petition for an election. I want- whatever the majority of the peo- ple want, but I feel the election law should be clearly understood, so the people cannot lose out through any confusion of misunder- standing. Meredith FE. Harding 3126 Varjo Ct Keego Harbor Faulkner Was Happiest When He Had Nothing NEW YORK o—He sat there— the man across the luncheon ta- ble. small, dark-eyed, polite talk- ing. with a whip in his mind The whip is the one with which he lashes mankind and himself for failing to dream as big as peopl: can, and for not attaining — the dreams they do have. Asked when he was most happ; in his life, William Faulkner, stu- dent of failure and recerft Pulitzer prive winner, started off: “Success comes too easv in this country. Thére are many ways [to make money and they all spell success.” Faulkner may appear to spme as the tateHeetual’s Mickey Spillane But his reverence is for a man like Thomas Wolfe, whom he calls. the most magnificent failure of his gen- eration, because “he tried to do more than flesh arid blood could do. He tried to reduce the human heart into a paragraph.” “We measure greatness by the distance between the dream and the failure. We all fail. None of us match the dream.” * * * Faulkner. who is a small man With obviously fastidious tastes. grew up with physical and literary giants, such as Wolfe and Hem- ingway. : “In our generation we were all failures. Myself, Dos Passos, Hern- ingway, Wolfe. Wolfe was the fin- est failure.”’ Faulkner, when asked how manv books he has written, gives a vague answer “Somewhere between 18 and 22 probably 20." * = x When asked haw many hooks he has seld. he says he doésn't know but is going to ask his publisher about those things Faulkner is an extremely delib- erate craftsman. Athong other things, he. has delivered the plot lines for 12 movies. The latest is Case Records of a Psychologist TV Repairman With Religious Leaning on Studying for Ministry Asks Advice Hal regrets he didn't become a preacher. But the churches need livewire laymen, too. The Christian Church was founded by a layman who was the Car- penter of Nazareth. Its first missionary work was launched by the layman tentmaker called Paul. And all four Gospels were written by laymen, so don't minimize what laymen can do. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case 0-328: Hal T.. aged 29, is a TV technician. : “But he feels low in sptrits at times,” his vivacious young wife informed’ me, “because he always wanted to study for the ministry. “Last night he cried and told me_ he would always regret the fact he wasn't a preacher. _ “But I reminded him he had - plenty of opportunity as a layman to do Christian work. “However, he wants. your opin- fon, Dr. Crane. Should he go back to school on the GI Bill and try to be a clergyman?" If Hal feels that he simply can-_ not be happy except in the. mins- try, then I'd gladly endorse his desire to return to college. But he should first consider the vast importance of laymen to the development of religion. ‘The Christian church was found- ed not by a priest-or clergyman but by a layman who worked as a carpenter and was called Jesus of Nazareth. In those days the Hebrew tribe of Levi held a closed-shop domina- tion of the pulpits. Nobody but a Levite could be a priest. And Jesus was not a Levite but descended via David from the tribe Judah, so Jesus was a layman. And Jesus also selected all of his 12 Apostles from among lay- men. Not. ome of them was a theologian or priest, though Christ could easily have recruit- ed all of his Aposties from the clergy of His day. Furthermore, the star salesman of Christianity in the first century of the Christian era, was also a He worked full time as a tent- maker. for that was his trade. And he apparently put in at least 60 hours per week at his job. Only after the quitting whistle blew, so to speak, did he have a change to devote himself to Chris- tian preaching and missionary activity. But he was such a talented and ‘fervent layman that he set up churches throughout the entire Mediterranean Basin. This great layman was &¢. Paul, in whose honor hundreds of colleges and hospitals have been named. ‘All the four great writers of the Gospels, were also laymen! So Hal has many famous pre- cedents for remaining as a lay- man, yet making great contribu- tions to the cause of morality. Furthermore, in modern churches we don't have an eccle- Siastical tribe nor the inheritance of pulpits from father to son. Instead, all Roman Catholic are recruited from laymen, and most of our Protestant clergyman are likewise ex-laymen who during their late teens, simply decided to enter theological se of law school, m colleges or some education. They correspond to the local Women's Missionary Societies of the various churches. So laymen are the backbone of morality. Always write te Dr George = care of The Pontiac Press pring } sing you send for one of his charts. W. Crane Pontiac. perchological Copyright 1955 “Land of the Pharoahs."' a War- ner Brothers picture After winning the Nobel prize for literature, he was given the Pulitver award this year for his novel) “A Fable.’ This rather sur- prised him, since it was published a year before. * * © Faulkner, one of the most sue- cessful, writers in America, has an outspoken antipathy ,for the bare bones of success. “I was born to be a tramp, | was happiest when [ had nothing. I had a trench coat then with big pockets. It would carry a pair of socks, a. condensed Shakespeare and a boitle of whisky. Then I was happy and | wanted nothing and I had no responsibility.” * * * T asked him what makes people grow old. He said idleness, bore- dom. It kills them. They die be- cause they don't’ have enough to do, . “Doing nothing — situng down and vegetating — is no good unles. you can make it an, actual occu- pation “There are people who can do without a job in this world and stay healthy. but they have to be used to it.” ¢ *® » Asked what was his greater pleasure in life now, Faulkner re- pled: : “Thinking up an idea for a book before I realize this one really isn't going to be as good as I want it to be. either, “This time vou say I'll catch the answer to the whole riddle — why is here—put it down in black and white so everyone can see it and understand. Before you can do this, you break the pencil and throw it away.” From ‘the way he talks, yor” might get the idea his Mississip- pi farm is:strewn with broken pen-. cils — until you take a look at that book list. man THOUGHTS FOR TODAY And the Lord thy God will bring thee into the land which thy fathers possessed, and thou shalt possess jit; and he will do thee good, and multiply thee above thy fathers. — Deut. 30:5. * * * He who sows, even with tears, {he precious seed of faith, hope and love, shall doubtless come again with joy bringing his sheaves with him, because it is the very nature of that seed to yield a joy- ful harvest, ~ Richard Cecil. Dr. Brady Says: You Have to Be a Doctor to Get a Doctor at Night By DR, WILLIAM BRADY, LD. Save in his own house—I had to learn the hard way that a doc- . tor should not attempt to serve members of his family profes- sionally, Thinking about this I recalled just such an emergency. About midnight I ran out to drive the chariot out of the rain, slipped on the wet porch step and took a header onto the cement walk, sus- taining a goose egg over the temple, a small cut over fhe eye and impacted Colles fracture of the arm. : A telephone call to the home of a doctor I had met (and loved) on the bowling green— Incidentally, folks, I'm not at all the convivial or gregarious but rather the cold aloof type— this I attribute te my monaural deafness which makes it difficult - or impossible te understand what anybody is saying in a group of people. In all my half-deaf life (since ‘bird nest robbing days) I was never conscious of so much af.- fection as I have for my bowling - cronies, I appeal to you men, the answer is fifty-fifty—thaf Is, doctors and people are equally to blame, Take my case, for instance. Spe- Cialists, most of them trick spe- cialists, are a dime a dozen in this neck of the woods but gen- eral practitioners are scarce and becoming steadily scarcer, For- tunately we happened to know of two, both good sensible doctors, the kind you can trust. I hap- pened to know them only because I'm a bowler or because I'm a doctor. Otherwise, I imagine, we would have made a federal case of it-called an ambulance to take me to the hospital, and all that funny business for a comparatively minor emergency that any real doctor could handle in his office or at the patient’s home. I believe the AMA— my pet aversion, some gullible custom- ers will sniff—is chiefly to blame ws. not mare tong hE ~ net = ~ % 5 . ~ . 7 6 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12. 1955 en. & ee \ o. : ABLE VALUES for the ENTIRE FAMILY . . . Hurry Down or Call FE 4-2511! OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY NIGHT! SAVE to 1.99! VALUES Up to 3.98! VIVID COLORS! all {oo SAVE to 15.08! REGULARLY to 24.98! 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Several of the suspects Post Office Airs Cheese |Dullding 1 was easy " “ on 000 0 sty 2 offending drivers. | gave phony addresses. One | stand why it was there TOKYO PW — Red China says PAPEETE, Tahiti w — Civiliza- | ase | OMAHA, Neb, (UP) — Police dress checked was a comfort oa. | DECATUR, Ill. (UP) — Paul J.! | ined $3 worth or aromatic Ger- | nearly 1,000 students from 14 fore tion is so well established on ihis Origin of the Albanian people is' Chief Harry Green ordered his | ton in a city park. | Fields found a package notice in¢ 14) hand cheese, Roquefort and eign countries are studying there, |.ONCe- primitive island that auto. unknown, They speak a language’ , Squad captains to get more inquis!- | his postoffice box, but a post office |, nembert Most of them are from Russia and | mobile accidents have risen at an of their own, which belongs to the tive about names and addresses) RECOVER THAT LOSS through employe couldn't locate the pack- | . Le iron Curtain countries. 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Trumans on Television _ | aaasiced amy wn Traman | CAIRO @®—The Egyptian fron- | NEWBURGH, N.Y. @®—Metho- P fa |i € the place UFTOW, | tier corps today reported the sei-| A bull sea elephant, by far the dist Bishop Frederick Buckley| The. section of the country with| “dirty crooks” who ite | {he Tesular conductor, who will be sure of an estimated three million |largest of the seals,-may grow to | Newell current preach- | the largest proportion of older per.| the. Terminal Transfer ae arty S. Truman and his wife /in England at that time. |dollars worth—2% tons—of hashish a length of 20 feet and weigh as| (ig moar mic ugk Ga” sons is New England, although | ought to be clean by nterviewed on television |and opium from ‘a desert caravan | much as three tons. Its thick layer / many older people have settled in| loot consisted of soap Friday night, May 27, by their The Amazon River is almost 400 | east of Suez. 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MAY 12, 1955 said a woman stricken with dip- H | (| : » | te said, “I think the President a e ui in an would be asked to change the 3-Leg Cat Suspected bok told bien she had'Sed end will run again” in 1956, St t B ld g P| law next year. j . = heria | : dl 5 Canup Pg her gle ba anes iaaplicogiep-<] Kavanagh also held the retire- | of Carrying baa Cit | aires ~ ag sence gir ve | the last two years the present ad- | Sh d d b R li ment funds could not be invested| P INE BLUF, Ark, & — y if the cat is a dipt ria tglctments a me | q owe y U Ing in Mackinae Bridge bonds, Mich- health officials are looking for @ jt would be the first time to his ‘., |dictments under the antiracketeer- jin Me . ge | Dita elegved cat. They've been au- dis- 0 ac efeers ‘ing and Taft-Hartley laws as seer | LANSING # — An attorney gen- | igan toll road bonds, GI mortgages | loi ih ios 7 but they'd knowledge a cat had an cis ? bd “ { 5 . accent Oriz b - ared to: five by the Democratic |eral’s opinion today shadowed | 4d building and loan association | a ee aie 7 covered carrying a : ; i ight ve mortgages because they were not rather take it alive. a sculiar to humans. Brownell Sa ys Op ev ete aal in the eight years | plans to build a new state office governmentally guaranteed. | H. C. Roberts, city sanitarian, peculiar ——— : aes . building. - Reversing Dem7 Trend He said the FBI nas undertaken MUGS. Welcome in Un; 9 Mobster War 1:40 investigations of possible vio; Atty. Gen. Thomas M. Kavanagh M@ybury Doctor Killed BUILDERS, HOME OWNERS, Etc.—DEALERS We in nion ooster ar lations of the two laws and are held that the state employes retire- = Pontiac Trail Crash HEATING BARGAINS S MOINES «— Atty Gen. oPening new cases at the rate of ment fund monies could not be ! tnetroctions: Des ee na 50 a mont = Dy oe ke / Obtain an F.H.A. Loan 1 DERI Herbert Brownell said last night * - rnc . ., invested in the proposed project | ANN ARBOR (UP) — Dr. Eu Forced to Sell for Cash, But You May C tain an F.H.A. Boch cand le + eunae . that 20 vears of ‘Democratic ied ina on ce ee a prea under existing law: geneio pee = of a, rou 14 Gun Type Forced Air Furnaces pampering’ of labor leaders’ a ==>) Ood exé ° ; - 1 ee a a tarium, Northville, was found deac | — gg 3 BLIMC racketeering is being ended by the —_ iigial gaan ea Bvirtigecad and ms $5 ae stew aan Mason in his car early today after the $250.00 and up : . > ican administra ions and nam “van Dale as building, newest of the state office |... crashed into a tree in Salem , scramble as 4 ININCEL i | Republican aa . ae ae the ‘most powerful racketeer in buildings, was built with employe Fowuskio. eight wuiles north of 6 Gas Furnaces, also a few 3, 5, and 7-room Pot or Gun Type ) few os possi- 5 PESTE ace ki Fires bti is wae oon southern [Illincts and Orrel B. retirement funds under the earlier | here FLOOR FURNACES ble to guess 6 HILTRL -[s « otemre'’ in ..| Soucie as the “Duke of Indiana.” law which permitted the invest-| “Fiiho’s body was found in the | my fine. An- eece te men Sea ral Both men were convicted and sen- ment in a semi-official building | wreckage a hig car. Police said $4 19.00 and up re ) , in . ~ tenced, he said. 'agency which leased the structure | oa se J + * ste : gency cn le he yas evidence that Filho had es | a rrow, | . 7 CRAKT Lt “an peice syaeee * 'to the state until the state has re- | fallen anlecd Sa. driving. at a Stewart Warner Oil or Gas Wall Furnac : reading 5 1O6Ac i The former GOP national chair- It’s a Natural Sequence ag me oan tia become | high rate of speed along Pontiac, $199.0 0 : ep " Fy ; Monn ; tbr -C . : de ord. 9 BLACE 7 man addressed the annual state. CORONADO, Calif. @— The Cor. | * © Property of tne state | Trail in Washtenaw County. 275 Gol. Tanks -with Furnace Only $19.50 | 2 10, TESA | Wide $25-a-plate fund-raising din- onado Players are following their Kavanagh said the original law | : OR 3-2 Saar tin bo V1 TELB ner. presentation of ‘‘The Man” with had been changed in 1951. Offi- About 500,000 Americans are BETTER HURRY! 946 F : a 12 MASREC ol In an earlier press conference, ‘‘The Women.” | elals assumed the Legislature | employed in banking jobs. a i 13 SCAR : Vesterdey’s Answer Parcel, rOute, poSimon, leTier, Mail, stAmp, Seal, Truck, spEcial, coRds. . ae said -he voluntarily attended lec- ) More POWs ‘tures in a prison camp but added ‘ | that he was not a Communist and ‘I never will be." . ® | “I wanted to get the other side | jof the picture,"” he said. ‘Now I 0 on fl iknow it isn't so good. Since my : ) | | | return I've found out they did quite ROEBUCK AN D CO. | COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING One Is Charged With * >it of lying.” Murder in. Addition * Peron Senate Kills. ‘NEW YoRK two american Catholic Education PP RREEZER CHEST \ : seseesseees ! soldiers must face courts-martial +H Hf Hf TH egessases | e-ua" - | for alleged pro-Communist activi-| BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, om pesane: + t +H aH . S VE $ 6 0 07! | , ties while Korean War captives. |— Backed unanimously by the HH seseesses A ; ! : One is involved in an un- Senate, a bill eliminating Roman : precedented murder charge. | Catholic religious education in Ar- | The two are Sgt. James C, Gal- gentine public schools went today | lngher, 23, of Brooklyn, and Cpl. to the House of Deputies. Approval | : Harold M, Dunn, 28, of Baldwins- : ville, N.Y, there was considered certain. : The Ist Army announced yes- The measure, first congression- | 4 terday that both men, prisoners ,) move supporting President Pe in North Korea for almost three ron in his six-month dispute with }_. years, must answer to charges of the church, was passed by the collaboration with the enemy and cenate yesterday. Peron support- mistreatment and informing on fel-| or, also have proposed a bill in low ———- | Congress to cancel constitutional | * : « | provisions making Roman Cathol- | Gallagher is accused of “murder licism the state church. without premeditation of fellow | Police yesterday announced the | prisoners of war.” The number | arrest of two more Catholic priests. alleged victims was not listed ris brought to 33 the number of fn the formal charge. |taken into custody since last No- gher and Dunn have been confined V¢™ber when Peron began accus- _.|ing some churchmen of trying to in the stockade at Ft. Jay, Gov- undefmine his regime. = || COLDSPOT F * . 4 *« *. . *, +* . * thenediinednononsacal tone es ini eilitlaini C Nomaitign Rome alain mete nih ll, Fy 8 8 Deluxe-Styled Features Plus Low Price in This 7.9 cu. ft. Coldspot Only $5 Down 179* Brand new 1955 model ... designed for fingertip con- venience and compactness! 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Ay By : ih ee y Phone FE 5 ae EIGHTEEN ‘Find Man’ 5 Body in Building Rubble NEW YORK (INS) — Workmen+ clearing the rubble left by the traction ‘ collapse of the under-cons New York Coliseum yesterday found the body of a missing labor- er embedded in cement. Scorés of workmen had been dig- ging through the collapsed exhibi- tion floor of the $35-million Pro ject seeking Joseph Lombardi. year-old Brooklyn cement wate who was missing since the acci- dent Monday afternoon. i —— sia? anendieaiaiamennneneen Bob Considixe Says: the United States. a distinguished British statesman /never in the history of man have | $0 many suffered little sympathy It's the that people laugh at i don’t have it, that is It is by far the No with so only disease People who 1 non-fatal Lombardi was the oniy ‘mis- (chronic disease in the nation If sing man of Some 1,000 construc- not controlled, about a third of the i tion workers employed on the hay fever cases result. in chronic project when parts of the main exhibition floor fell with a roar. Fifty-one. workers. were injured in the mishap. Five investigations are being made into the cause of the ac- cident which contractérs estimate resulted in $100,000 damage to the exhibition hall,and sports palace Still Not Mom Liberace LOS ANGELES racine Mrs. Frances Casadonte, : , has withgirawn a court petition to ’ change her surname to that of. her piano-playing son. She di- vorced the pianist’s father Samuel | Liberace in 1941 and maried Alex- ander Casadonte two years later. | He died in 1945. Two months ago | Samuel Liberace, of Madison, Wis., informed the court he intended to oppose his ex-wife's 8 Petition. uww— Liberace’s. partment sinusitis, bronchitis or bronchial! “asthma In New York City alone there are 400,000 sufferers, more than half of them allergic to the pel- len of the giant and common rag weeds, Onlv in very recent years has the city designated ragweed hay fever as a public health problem. the Healtn De- ne The first survey made. showed that city had a 10.000 acre «rop of t ' weeds It has since been spending about $80,000 a year to keep the pollen at bay, but it’s still a widely ig- nored and only faintly understood malady As Bugs Baer once mourned “The world’s in bad shape. There's more sneezing and less gesundheit- ing.’ The world traveler a few years ‘hence will be able to step into” ‘Conrad Hilton's Waldorf |and book himself hotel rooms in | most of the leading capitals of the _globe, using the same credit card Astoria Hilton Hotels are about to epen in points as separated as Beverly Hills, Calif., and Istanbal, Tur- | key. They are in the process of being built im Rome, Cairo and 8,000,000,‘ victims of hay fever in To paraphrase, hotel for The U.S | Suing Hilton, trying to make the | countries, the U. S. ling U.S. hotelmen. They talk language. know what vou want water on the grounds ‘it's stif- competition Whatever the the , and vou can drink the The latest Hilton project ts a West Berlin first hotel situation may be in the U.S built in that reborn citv since the start of World War LL It will be thought occurs to this writer that eat the salads built on the southeast corner of the there’s hardl. a foreign city on zoological gardens. a mile and a earth that isn't in dire need of at James S Norris New York ad half from the Brandenburg Gate. modern. clean. efficiently run ho-. vertising man and Civ:! War buff which is the symbolic, dividing tel writes line between the free and the slave Nor is there a country that “I was enjoying your recent col- worlds doesn't pine for the tourist dot. U™n about Indians right down to Chain Faces Law Suit lars which such a hotel will at the pant where you re-told that ; tract. awful canard about Gen. Custer A sky-room supper club will com- receiving Gen. Lee's flag of truce mand the first such tiew of Berlin Hilton Hotels abroad are built at Appomattox d of the Soviet sector bi the people of those countries, _THE PONTIAC PRESS. - THUR! RSD. AY. MAY 12. Justice Department is: are financed by the capital of those and staffed principally | ‘chain rid itself of four hotels in by natives trained by experienced your and ing room of when the tet negotiated and Lee ; Au together , disagreeable character happened to him-on the Little Big “That just ain't so. What really Horn he had coming.” }955 No One Sheds Tear for Hay Fever Crowd NEW. YORK (INS) — There are Nile Hilton durmg a recent trip te Egypt and it promises to be the loveliest of the lot. did happen was that that awful little ham tried te get the Con. federate Gen. Longstreet to sur- render to him. And what Gen. Longstreet told Custer couldn't be printed in any family news paper. 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Among Better Meat Buys . | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ably priced vegetables. Produce | Beet returns. to a prominent | Specialists favor corn, potatoes, on- | place among the better buys in ‘ons, radishes, spinach, escarole, | meats in the nation's food stores endive, beets, asparagus, celery, | this weekend. . beans and peppers. Markets will be passing on cuts | In some sections of the country, in wholesale beef prices, and some | Sweet potatoes also rate as good | meat specialists say there may be buys. Cucumbers are moderately turther reductions next week. | priced. Popular features will include | There have been small tn | prime ribs, steaks, chuck steak | Creases in the price of lettuce, | or roast and boneless chuck pot | C@rrots, cabbage and tomatges. toast. Price reductions will vary | Oranges and grapefruit are good from two to around six cenfs a buys in fruit, the produce markets pound, ; | report. Washington Delicious ap- | Fryers again will be a favorite Ples are cheaper. More watermel-_ feature. Generally, prices will be Ons are arriving at the mar. the same as a week ago or a trifle kets, but prices are still on the lower. high side. Cantaloupes also are, §pecials mentioned by scattered Tather high. stores include legs of lamb, lamb | —————————— tect med nonis wed mn Aquatot's Father | There'll be few ns in the ‘=e meer « Tld to Surrender pork line. Prices are higher at MIAMI, Fla. @® — Russell Ton- the wholesale level and you may store up four to six cents a pound gay, swimming instructor convict- | s find pork chop price tags in your from a week ago. | Prok Stil] Pientiful The U. S. Department of Agri- culture, looking over the food situ- ation for this’ month, comments that pork supplies, though not as heavy as in previous months, will continue plentiful through the spring. It adds that high-quality beef will be in seasonal abundance. The USDA also puts in a word ' for dairy products. “Milk production continues to season’s peak in June,”’ it says. “Se remember to reach often for the top thirst-quencher — 9 tall tumbler of coo} milk, “Large supplies of all the other dairy products will continue dur- (ed of causing the death of his. | daughter, was under orders to sur- | render today to begin a 10-year jail term. The order was issued in Circuit | Court here after the State Su-) preme Court refused to rehear his | | Kathy Tongay, 5, died in 1953 /after she dived, on her father’s orders, from the 33-foot board. The | _child, with her brother Bubba, was | one of the famed Aquatots, 8 Members of Family ‘Die in Mexican Crash MONTERREY, Mexico (#—Eight members of the Mexican family rom Fresno, Calif., were killed ing May. Lots of cheese, butter and Yesterday when their car hurtled dry milk products are available into a canal near here, They were for springtime menus.” 'returning home from a Mother's You'll find something new in the seafood line in your super- market's freezer compartments soon, A big food company is mar- keting something called Fish Bites. They're balls about the size of a 50-cent piece and are made of pre-_ cooked morsels of ocean fish with potatoes and seasonings added. | You heat them in the oven for’ about 10 minutes. Vegetables Are Varied There's good variety in reason-} need ‘em done—with Classified (Ads. Call an ad-writer at! Day visit in Mexico. | The only survivor was the fa- ther, Ramiro G. Lozano, who was driving the car. Most victims Lozano told officials he lost con- trol of the car when his wife, nerv- ous because of the speed, grabbed | . } GET THINGS DONE when you. FE 2-8181. can t HUB CLOTHIERS _ 18-20 N. 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Kefauver (D-Tenn) told the Senate yesterday that he sent identical messages to the company and to the CIO Communications | Workers of America, urging arbi- tration, | He said President J. A. Beirne lof the CWA replied that the union would agree to submit unsettled issues to impartial arbitrators rec- |ommended by the federal media- | tion service. | Kefauver added that he had not heard from the telephone company | but hoped to have word soon. | Sen, Long (D-La) supported Ke- |fauver’s stand. | “This strike has gone on long,”’ Long told the Senate. ‘‘It | should be and could be settled.” If the company ‘‘would negotiate in good faith, the strike would have been settled,’’ he said. Last ‘night petitions were circu- lated by the CWA at Chattanooga to ask Gov, Frank Clement of Ten- nessee to urge Southern Bell to submit to arbitration. ee ae geet: cance Ny a nk Falls 9 Stories, Lives RICHMOND. Va, i—Construc- tion worker Morris Barber, 20. fell from a nine-story scaffolding, brushed against another scaffold- AP Wirephote ing four floors below and landed REAL SIAMESE TWINS SEPARATED — Twin girls from Bangkok, Thai, born Sia-| the two, Napit Polpinyo, left, and her sister, Prissana. They are 23-months old and held jin soft earth. He broke his arms mese and face to face, connected at the chest and abdomen by muscle tissue, have their | by Nurse Jirapon Karsemsak, of Bangkok Women’s Hospital. Surgery was performed at and suffered minor cuts—that’s all. pictures made in Chicago recently as they prepare to leave for home. Surgery separated | Billings hospital (children’s orthopedic unit of University ef Chicago medical center). —__oOOO R ussia n Hospitality Fails Rorsweosiol: So © “he has eaten about 20 ice, | Central American Express was de- A . BETHALTO, I. a Wel-| cream 3.” Word f . HAVANA, Cuba — A bomb) to A ] ter E x- ‘Ee I S Be liefs ton, 3%, has sworn off cigars and | schoolteacher that he couldn't ‘at-¢xPloded in downtown Havana time in nine days. One person was a : taken to | am instead. | reported killed and 30 injured in MOSCOW —The leader of nine. The spokesman for’ the group— marl M “e 4 c ws. It sie Cond: eehoal 2 Ot eect cone eesty toy, Comere s temas accident near Juchitan, American veterans ef the 1945! Joseph Polowsky of Chicago—told | oa - Welton said’ brought about the reform, she said.! No one was reported injured. =| Oaxaca. U.SSoviet Elbe River linkup says | reporters here last night he and » : a =a = Bs cS : Train Derailed Again hasn't smoked for six days Bomb Explodes in Cuba | MEXICO CITY w# — The new Now..at WKC 108 N. Saginaw Most generous watch offer ever made! TRADE-IN yAN on Oo ©, Nn reunion with the Russians hasn’t| hig colleagues “fully support the altered the group's “right of cen- U.S. government's foreign policy,” ter” political leanings. . including West .German rearma- | ment. The nine arrived here Mon- ® day for a five-day visit as guests General Resigns | the soviet ‘Unien. Polowsky made the comment : . after a rally with Soviet veterans Post in Indonesia | S'sre"conteu"stouse ot the Soviet jarmy. At the rally Russian Col. JAKARTA, Indonesia @ — The A:S. Zhadov assailed the ‘“remili- vp to government today announced the | tarization of West Germany.” resignation of the army chief of | eg rea noted pan Polowsky 00 }a s colleagues, who were on staff, Maj. Gen. Bambang Sugeng. ‘the stage during the meeting, fre- | — It gave ill health as the reason and quently applauded the Russians’ said the Cabinet, after an all-night | speeches. Asked later if he and session, had agreed to accept. - | his companions understood what ' Official sources said the 46-year- they were applauding, Polowsky > old former guerrilla leader would ays my were depending on an . j | interpreter. 2 ven eves =) Gem Por “I did not applaud criticism of . . | West German rearmanent, which Pesan, neg —— Cea I fully support,” Polowsky said, 2 , “I did not applaud any criticism for your o id watch gs of the United States government, | colleagues here are all right of | center in our political leanings.” During last night's ceremonies, Civitans Hear | : Polowsky invited the Russian vet- U. of M. Man | crane to visit Washington. He as- ° ° | sure dthem ‘“‘the same warm hos- on Indochina pitalty we received here. | mericans, who con- aa somes Prophet, professor | tinue sightseeing until Friday, in- the University of Michigan | ciye William Weisel, Cincinnat!; | extension service, spoke Wednes- | Murry Schulman, Queens Village, | on a famous... 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Marr FE 4.4343 att af THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 PONTIAC PRESS - PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Senate Passes 347 Millions in Appropriations L x = = + ae 4 s Ne EMIL ZAMORSKI New Man Joins Child Guidance Clinic in City Joining the staff of the Pontiac Child Guidance Clinic as a psychi- atric social worker, Emil Zamorski will work with parents and chil- dren, focusing on the emotional problems of children who come to the clinic. Experienced in social service work, Zamorski has been on the staff of the Detroit Family Service Agency as a caseworker and was a day camp counselor and boys’ supervisor at the Oakland County Boys’ Ranch. During 1950-52 he was em- ployed as a juvenile probation officer for Lenawee County. Born in Chicago, Il. in 1927, Zamorski attended public schools there. He served with the 9th Air Force in Germany in 1945-46, as“An administrative specialist. He graduated from Adrian Col- lege in 1951, receiving a B.A, degree, with major in sociology. Enrolling in Wayne University Graduate School of Social Work in 1952, he graduated in 194 with M.S.W. degree, specializing in psychiatric social work. To live at 59 Monroe Street here, Zamorski plans to work in child guidance and to undertake graduate work in clinical” psy- chology. S Nautilus fo Embark on Shakedown’ Trip GROTON, Conn. —The atomic submarine Nautilus is expected to make a second try today at starting on its first long shakedown cruise. The Nautilus returned to her berth here yesterday after a steam pipe burst off Block Island, R.I. She had started on the cruise Tues- day with Adm, Robert Carney, chief of naval operations, on board. The spokesman said the pipe break occured after Adm. Carney was transferred to another ship off Long Island for a flight back to Washington. NEW YORK (#)—The Third Ave. El, transit relic of days when hearts now old were young and gay, creaks into history tonight— maybe. The CIO Transport Workers Union has gone into court seeking a shot of legal adrenalin for the rattly old thing. Matter te Be Argued Today The matter is to be argued today, and it could happen again that reports of the El’s pending demise are premature. The Transit Authority, which must worry about all of New York's subways, elevateds and a good share of its buses, has decreed that the last old train will roll north to the Bronx at 6 p. m. After that it will run intermittently up in the Bronx, but Manhattan will be left without any of the above-ground arteries that have, over the years, blocked out considerable amounts of its sunlight. \ The Sixth Ave. Fl reached‘the end of its line in 1938. The Ninth Ave. and the Second Ave. followed. The long, long trail of girders and rails that is the Third Ave. El began to stretch toward the Bronx from South Ferry, the tip of lower Manhattan, 77 years ago. Ran Along the Bowery It ran along the Bowery—now Skid Row but then the glamorous heart of the city’s amusement area—and into Third Ave. to 42nd St. A few years later it was sending its ‘‘spacious, elegant coaches, decorated with all the taste and finish of a boudoir” up to 129th St. In 1891 the doughty Third Ave. crossed the Harlem River and roamed on, finally reaching the city line by 1920. Original steam locomotives gave way to electricity and the El Transit Relic May Be Doomed 2 "owe ¥ School Aid Bill Hike in Payments Earmarked | for Teachers’ Pay LANSING (#—The Senate passed $347,166,000 worth of appropria- tion bills last night in an action- packed four-hour session. Making up for a day spent at | went merrily along through the years. But the subways came, and buses, and the city changed, and so did people's traveling habits. Buildings along the tracks deteriorated. Some were so close that an Ei rider could almost step across into a window. The mile upow mile of girder-pillars supporting the Ei structure became _ traffic hazards that cluttered up a wide avenue. Threats to tear it down grew in number. Not long ago, a group of railroad fans paid $5.50 each for a final, sad ride over the old line in a special train—and the Third Ave. was reprieved again. ; the Holland tulip festival, the Death Knell Is Sounded | senators labored a within seven The El’s death knell was sounded in a Transit Authority announce- | minutes of the mandatory mid- ment saying the line carried only 70.000 passengers a day, or 35,000 night deadline for adjournment. individuals on round trips, compared with 275,000 several years ago. | The house will vote this after- By contrast, the subways carry 4'3 million riders a day. noon on 200 million dollars worth “ The El, the authority said, was losing money at the rate of of money bills. | $50,000 a week. It was in such bad shape that officials kept their The senate voted te give fingers crossed évery minute of the day, hoping that no accident Junior and community colleges | occurred. their first general fund money . for operations—$750,000 in addi- | | Rehabilitation Cost High | | tion toe the $1,500,000 they now The cost of rehabilitation was estimated at more than 80 million get trem the ciate echest tid | dollars. fund. It | To many, the departure of the El structure will mean opening | school aid bill, which ‘boosts per | a new frontier for development oa an island without spare real estate. Nevertheless, protests against the closing are legion. Mostly they deal with the alleged lack of alternative transport. But to one youngster living under the El it is a thing of the heart. “My 12-year-old son weeps inconsolably and refuses to eat,” his | ‘ | ly—but earmarks the increase for | teachers’ pay. Snow Removal Allowance distraught mother wrote the Transit Authority. ir voted $950.000 for snow. re. moval allowances to northern counties. It voted $212,500 for local airport matching funds. It voted $4.627,000 for repair and | maintenance of state institutions | $7,227,500 out of the hospital bond | issue for. mental hospital construc- | tion and plans and $113,626.518 for | general institutional construction —a down payment on a 35 million dollar construction program for | the next few years. Passing a $15,443,000 appropria- | tion for mental hospital opera- tions, the senate increased the amount for curative drugs from $100,000 to $175,000, approved. $175.000 for a new psychiatric re- search unit at the University of | Michigan and agreed to spend | $22,000—$500 less than the gover- | nor gets—for a man to coordinate | mental treatment in all state hos- pitals. U.P.. Library Branch The senate added $25,000 for an | Upper Peninsula branch of the State Library, $50,000 for opera-. tion of the Michigan College of | Mines’ forestry operation on the former Ford Motor Co. Elberta | property and set up $500,000 to plan a $1,597,000 civil engineering and | geological building at the mining | college in place of a proposed new | library. The senate added $100,000 to the University of Michigan ap- | propriation for development of | its north campus and $151,160 for a utility tunnel at the chil- dren’s hospital. ’ It gave Western Michigan Col- | lege $125,000 more for an addition | to McCracken Hall. It boosted the state police build- ing allowance to $200,000 to pro- UL Per - Student | | compromise” United Press Phete HOLY SMOKE! — Joe, a pet blackbird, ‘‘puffs” on a cigarette as the 184 milMon-dollar | D€ Perches on the arm of his owner, cab driver Ralph Steadman of Kansas City, Mo. Found with a broken wing a year ago, Joe was nursed hird chatter. student payments seven dollars | >8ck to health by Steadman. He's shown no desire to fly away since. to $177 and $157 for high school | Steadman says the bird is a good weather prophet. Rain or snow always and elementary pupils, respective- follow, he says, when Joe is observed fluffing his feathers and making Propose to Give President Vaccine Distribution Power WASHINGTON (B—A move was gaining momentum in Congress to- day to give President Eisenhower sweeping standby powers to clamp controls over distribution and | prices of Salk polio vaccine. Rep, Wolcott (R-Mich) said the proposal seems to be a “happy between contradic- tory demands for only voluntary guides and for drastic, compulsory ‘and immediate controls. He said he thought standby pow- ers should be satisfactory to the Eisenhower administration, which has opposed federal controls so far. Wolcott, usually a foe of federal controls, is senior Republican on the House Banking Committee, which is considering a wide vari- ety of vaccince control bills. s Ld * 5 Committee Chairman Spence (D- Ky) said standby controls ‘‘might well be the best solution,”’ but he was not ready to commit himself yet, | * * * Rep. Davidson (D-NY), another committee member, said senti- ment for standby control powers) is ‘‘very strong’ among both Re- | publicans and Democrats and he is convinced Congress will approve them. These comments came _ today while: 1, The Publi¢ Health Service | continued an on-the-spot recheck | of vaccine manufacturing at the Parke, Davis and Co. laboratories in Detroit, the first of five manu- | facturers to be inspected. Surgeon | has developed what it expects te be an improved version of the vac- cine, and is testing it in De Witt County, Ill. It said a new substance has. been added to slow down ab- sorption into the blood stream. This should both increase the vaccine'’s effectiveness and provide a longer period of immunity, a company_ spokesman said. Ld * s Rep. Multer (D-NY) said fe ‘would urge the Banking Commit- tee to adopt a resolution calling on the President to direct Mrs. Hobby to appear as a committee witness. ° “The whole program has been manhandled,"’ he said, ‘‘and the | fault lies at the door of the secre- tary, Mrs. Hobby. This is her prob- lem, not the problem of the sur- geon gerieral."’ ' Rep. Bolling (D-Mo) told the House yesterday she appears to be ducking her responsibilities by disappearing “into the back- ground” and shoving Dr. Scheele out front ‘“‘when there fs really a tough problem.” More Than 90 Women Seeking British Posts LONDON )—The British House of Commons was all male until 36 years ago, when Lady Nancy Astor took a seat. Virginia-born Lady Astor showed A. Pontioe Press Pheto, Junior Achievers to Ho] d | ems Te sae Heater [Two Detroiter Injured Annual Program Tonight With the books closed ontheir most successful operating year to date, Southeastern Michigan's Ju- nior Achievers, along with the bus- {ness and industrial leaders who support the JA program, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in Detroit's Masonic Temple for the fifth an- nual “Future Unlimited’ celebra- tion. girls who, starting last October in 236 JA firms, sparked the build- ing of a junior-sized financial em- pire tn eight months. Among the firms to be honored are one from Pontiac and two from Birmingham. Larry Decker, 17, of 267 Eliza- beth Lake Rd., president of Plas- tico, will receive an award honor- ing his company as the top JA firm in the area in the plastics manufacturing category. Plastico, sponsored by GMO Truck & Coach Division, was one of the dozen, Pontiac firms which operated in the JA Center lo cated at 53 N. Mill St. 18, of Birmingham, and Wee-Ma- Kit by Dick Martin, 17, of Bir- Mingham. . Achievers, operating both manu- area become the largest JA oper- ation in the nation—aq long way from the opening of JA in De- troit In 1949 when 600 boys and girls operated 63 companies, ’ Participating in the evening's program will be Achievers from | the cities which now comprise JA of Southeastern Michigan: Ann Detroit, Ferndale, Monroe, Plym- outh, Pontiac, River Rouge, Wayne Wyandotte and Ypsilanti. When Auto Overturns After their car overturned on today on Florence Nightingale’s birthday, being observed the United States as National Hospital Day. Conducting visitors through the hospital today, Mrs. Beck displays literature which is being dis- tributed to persons touring the hospital today and throughout Hospital | early today, two Detroit men were Week. The hospital is emphasizing careers in medicine and allied fields treated for cuts and bruises at during the week’s program. St. Joseph's, Pontiac’s largest hospital, | : had 14,802 admissions during last year with an average daily census | ertac cenerel seoepiiat: of 337. The hospital handled 15,394 emergencies and treated 2,803 out-| The driver, Richard A. Ostrow- [patients also admitted. Hospitals in the United States cared for more | Ski. 32. of Hamtramck, told Oak- than 20,000,000 patients last year, the greatest number in any year of | at cases week a pes ee eA hospital history. With a total of 7,00) hospitals in the United States, the | 4404 on a curve His passen national hospital bed deficit was reported last year at an estimated Alexander K. Hillcoat 5 moat 800,000 beds. Employes at St. Joseph Hospital number 648. The day's was treated for an injured shoul- program urges young men and women to enter the medical fields, der suffered when the car over. which are in need of thousands of nurses, doctors and technicians. | turned into a itch. vide for posts at Saginaw, Grand General: Leonard Scheele has| the way to women with a political Commerce road near Hiller road | Haven and Clinton. called for a halt in the nationwide | on in their poem pete — vaccination of schoolchildren pend- | 21 women among t' member ae ore om ing these plant-by-plant rechecks. | in the House of Commons just dis- It eliminated plans for a chapel! 9 scheele agreed to go before | Solved. at Southern Michigan Prison and | tne Banking Committee tomorrow, More than 90 women are run set up $40,000 for two guard houses | ;,, explain the situation further. | ning for seats in the May 26 elec- and a cyclone fence. 3. Some House members fired tion of a new House. Perhaps 30 In the house, Rep. John J. Mc- | growing criticism at Mrs. Oveta | of them look like winners. Cune (R-East Lansing) tried un-| Gulp Hobby, secretary of health, | * ¢ @ successfully to tack on an amend- | equation and welfare, who has gen-| Among the current members are ment to the conservation ap-| eral supervision over the Public the Labor party's two leading la- propriation requiring visitors to | Health Service, which Scheele dies—‘‘Battling Bessie’ Braddock, certain state parks to pay 10 cents | heads, | 55, a 250-pound political foe of com- apiece. 4. A Public Health Service count ™unism and Laborite left-wingers, Democrats tried tn vain to up! showed the number of confirmed | and Dr. Edith Danmnerciie, 34. the public safety budget to allow | polio cases among children already | an addition of 117 state police. The | vaccinated has risen to 62, out of; On the Conservative side, the bill in its present form would al-|an estimated five million children Most vocal are red-haired Patricia who have received the serum. Hornsby-Smith, 41, a junior minis- low the state to hire 50 more po- | licemen. 5. Parke, Davis and Co. said it — Pittsburgh Pupils Use Homemade ‘TV’ Set Welhing mabes epocch cxvers 00 civvtons an 2 tage seserden, The first grade in Mt. Mercy Academy tn Pittsburgh is an assort- that Secretary ment of TV actors, writers, producers and newscasters. It's all due to | Plomacy “has a homemade “TV set’? which has a prominent spot in the room. It is an | 8" elephant effective incentive for learning. The class writes and dramatizes plays | Miss Lee once delighted — their favorite is ‘‘Three Billy Goats Gruff’ complete with hoofbeat sound effects on the bridge and the scary voice of the troll. 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HURON AT rl ce : Phone FE 4-6842 j James C Garke said yesterday NEW YORK (UP) — Parents taught by Dr. Clarence Ingram NERR SEARS TELEGRAPH er AMPS . : | Speaking for the Pontiac Oi! aren't the only ones to hail the Fif “pol i bulance q és Ee a | Industry Information Committee, Salk /anti-polio vaecine as a boon ity ce — ah amd -“ Better Things in Sighs | Clarke said. “If you discount fed-| The National Confecti: ~ ry Sales. cnver’ — enrolled for the first A GREA T Vi Y AMIN eral, state and local taxes. over man’s Association sai i today the Asses Open Friday Evenings 5 which neither ot! men nor cour practice of giving eae to - Officer John Pektas. ar her TUSSY ° * § petitic have anv control the i Loungasaters after thet cinations of the poh e force for } is ‘ “R “come: | PP LLLP LALA LLLP AAP Pa Plans I Seg crease since 19° is only 72 per as given the Ie ‘iveee the great was the student picked post < CREAM Closed Wednesday Afternoons ent Gasoline taxes Nave i est prestige ints histor likels lo succeed He has “ee TIRED? 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We've proven you sell more customers with low prices and small profits than with he prices and long L neeiiienetadinamaned on we (arm er egg we (OOMm® CUS (OMPamy ae ere profits! Thats why we're called “THE CLOTHING- fl] , : VALUE KINGS OF PONTIAC.” Your friends will tell Suits crams ALCOHOL gc “ you te shop Barnett’s first if you want to save real oe =» © w eo 39 Pint 2 dough! [ nton ‘s ARCHIE BARNETT Made! See Rou You Save / Nobody Beats Our Prices on These Famous SUMMER ASPIRIN..." Qc — (haga CARTER’S LITTLE 45. varue, 99 SKIRT LIVER PILLS FACIAL PEARGERS MINERAL OIL » 50c Pint 19 Oh | — ao: BAKER'S we a Saves cicse: A30c Value on! AK, i Roce 12 scures LIQUID MILK: a. wrinkle tree AA Mothproof Needs | AEROSOL BUG BOMB tom 79S Regular 35c OR HANGER Hanger over door 3¢ Cord The Biggest Sellers We've Ever Had! The Best. \ Values We've Seen Anywhere Near This Price!(3 They're Well Worth $40 PLASTIC > GARMENT | [U2 7S Paracide Regular 3Se BAGS Regular 69c MOTH ~MOTH , SHOWER fib. Roll | crystas Batts 2 °* 58¢ ‘SPRAY 59s 1tb. can §QQ start aow ]QE Noi cs shown | | ‘AT<. 35c SODA MINTS 100 for 15¢ -15¢ LIGHTER FLUID, 407... 15¢ A.P.C. TABLETS. 100 for 43c 25¢ WAVE LOTION, 6 02... 75¢ IODINE TABLETS 100 for 28¢ 75¢ OLIVE OIL, 8 oz. 7 VITAMINS at SAVINGS Our Price Just We repeat — It's the values like these that make Barneit's thé Clething-Value Kings of Pontiac! Nowhere can you find such fine grade Tropicals : \ and Nylon Cords at anywhere ‘ near the price. You don't have te pay a fortune and \ you pocket the savings! Com- pore! Shop Barnett's first! See for yourself how much you “8 * © wo save! ALL ALTERATIONS FREE! A, NEW PEAK! ai TOA —_ _——— 6655 sy BARNETT’S SALES. ARE SOARING = a ORE REASONS WHY BART” Eacetina PO . HERE'S TWO MO! : : rip NEW S oc are Values im ; ) Sm —_ HB smart, BELTED a Pay ‘COATS - SLACKS : 1], ‘cry ool tweeds and Shetlands ie © © All w i @ i e The season @ Charcoal shades © s best sellers nd light THRIFTY MULTIPLE —GERET’S B COMPLEX VITAMINS VITAMINS 2 Bottles 2 Bottles 2 Bottles *98 ‘3° : “8” nd Piles ot ‘emi sa @ Pile est colors The season § : gaberdines @ Flanne!s re ‘ ° a “7 sharkskins . : ” @Up to $14.50 values } “4 d a 2 pair $16 4 colors. 100- eo Well worth $35. 00 $2.98 bottle. cap- §595 bottle. 100 "¢ ae ois i Nee a - rE e Me oe aie rama | : a; SKIRTS |BLOUSES ca : ak fae Cotton or ns. White & Mainline’s SHANDALA! Group | Gay colorful prints or linen- © a spurs bs exactly as advertised in LIVING | pastels in cap or short For Young Homemakers. Its like rayon slim styles. sleeves. Island Tan finish has been delicately hand- ; 2? °3 blazed tg bring up—and keep up—the rich mahogany grain. It resists water, cosmetics . 4 and most household stains. The triple dresser has nine big, roomy drawers — TRIPLE DRESSER made of dependable oak and scientifically treated to glide free and easy. And—like ee Ce (9 Drawers!) the chest— it's dustproof throughout. Here eo ig ge © . ot e 4 is famous quality furniture — going at an ae eT , unheard of price. s $219 VALUE COTTON DRESSES Polished cotton, ever- % glaze fabric in every C5 color. Trimmed in: $7 and 2 : %, Py embroidery or white Open “tg pique. : an Account in 3 Min. SAVE Up to 50% _ Children’s COATS-SUITS Every Suit and From A Coat in Stock Reduced! lane Ye AVAILABLE IN A VARIETY OF PRICES ° MOST BEAUTIFUL THE PONTIAC : PRESS: THURQDAY., MAY 12, 1955 oc npenenne gn . er | scrap — aren't a barometer | OK ( . ah SPECIAL PURCHASE! » | Metal Outlook sm icscten*sssese= OKs onstruction | . ° because supplies of scrap have in-; = ; creased. Also. many steel mills | f Pj lj St t ; FACTORY CLOSE-OUTS R Bri ht are — more iron in their mix 0 ipe ine. in a e ( and less ser ap . = : 2B emains Il ; . WASHINGTON i® — The Power Makers of steel, conning thew : , 5-PC. CHROME SETS g cnet take, oe ho'ietupein ae, Commission yesterday auborzed | BUY WHAT YOU NEED tk ae Drop in Scrap Steel mand and ces tion for some. pelsigp agp ener —— shen PAY WHAT YOU OWE! ae Less Than Pri Fail Di time ahead—barring labor trouble. te al teri - oe tae ke | > Now yow can get up 08 the much you can afford to repa 1 P ' rices ails to im _ -# @ 8 cdlities a ri jranacigada) aystém | ee Bangin way... with conveniently. par men ae a * * * ! re Ff : 3 . 3 copret producers admit that the | all ¢ etails of your loan women—married or single—en- : > Price é Optimist at Mills sharp drop in the price at London | in Michigan, cutee fitted to your individual joy @ prompt yl ae ‘ NEW YORK ® — Scrap steel —Where Rhodesian metal can now | ,, "he, new Onciatien, WAY be med 9 peed Coach re ued sar tl See : Se bought Sor 1 cord « pound leas | ito withdraw a onal storage m you need how sehen Wucaone § $ 95 prices have slipped from their than here—will tend in time to| S** during the winter for er q lofty perch. A few years back such pase the ‘shortage in the United te the raid 's re a ana BAC FIN. ANCE CO. Not a drop would have been looked States, and thus may foretell low- ee se a to pile (_Provident loon ) . upon ag foretelling a decline. in er prices later. Copper now sells : ; ie ees ‘ BUY NOW AND = steel production at 36 cents a pound, 6 cents high oomnen) Supplies bos availa Se : . Copper prices in London have er than at the start of the year — —— ee . 2nd Floor + Lawrence Bidg., 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST, : SEE WHAT You taken an even sharper tumbie Stoek piling nas bolstered the =e Kansas City Gerald Harvey, Manager © PONTIAC * FEderal 2-9249 : % and that could foreshadow an eas. Prices f lead and ire TM The “en ra —— : loans made te residents of all surrounding towns pa SAVE! , ing of the tight supply her: vovernment has ist pled ed tis ; — oF nee arth is Sl times 4 But. in the face of ak these continue buying’ the metals mae ae Open Thurs. S factors that once would have been all i rilaral Hees a price a and Friday considered a barometer of easing for them, ‘ production, metalmen here seem | til 9 36 5S. TELEGRAPH ‘as optimistic as ever over the FOR THAT WEEKEND WEEKEND JAU st Sundoy Across from bright prospects ioc = |choose the right spot in the Want | 12 to 4 TeiHuren Sheesing Center Ads. To fill vacation property, | Steel mill aoaies are holding place your ads TODAY. Dial at record _levels. Steelmen say FE 28181. Pa Ma’ am,| | eu NOTH i NG | 4 Value But the Facts! § > Roomy grill area — 162 square inches >» Holds 2-dozen wieners > Stands 15 inches high > Legs become carrying handles Starts Your = [fA new start on mileage Account at lowest cost... at B.F.Goodrich MAY?S EAD" Outfit the Family sore From Head to Toe--- ~ ¢ Tough new tread — full width — full Sport Coats —Slacks Sport Shirts for Dad New Dresses — Toppers Sport Clothes for Mom EVERYTHING for the CHILDREN Remember--- Graduation time will soon be here! depth. -@ Cured to sownd casing by factory © Tubeless tires recapped—all makes. ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN $@95 Only BUDGET A SET FOR AS LOW AS $4.00 DOWN "It's OK Motorola — Schwinn Kelvinator \ Car Radios |* Bicycles ~ | Refrigerators owe May” BE 39% | ron $4. 2™] rm $299 Fits Most Cars _ Fits All Ages | Fits All Budgets AY°S CLOTHING WE TAKE TRADE-INS Open Friday, and Monday Nights See Burns and Allen on WJBK-TYV — Monday Night — 7:00 P, M. : 98 SOUTH SAGINAW STREET <2 ge "Opposite Auburn” Ave. nip aig ae B.F.Goodrich 111 N. owas FE 20121 Pegenkis: -ecahaahe 3 F Goods ich | | t wash, a 4 I ~~ , — ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12. 1955 Honesty Is Surprising a chance in a million of getting PERTH AMBOY, N.J. u}—When it. back. Wesley Moody, @ crane rhe operator, found the bag.and turned Proprietor Melvin Cutler lost|: Ger yesterday to police, who cette nine S745 in business | traced it to. Cutler Cutler said * t bother to 4 ba notify police, thinking there weas't eal oad mn > we acron Liteweight | _ Summer Styled “Threesome” ] A superbly tailored Dacron blend, 3 patch * pocket-coat. Money saving sandals with open leather vamps and side buckle for happy little feet. — eo ee 1 pair of matching t : Maslin, 12, was disqualified when 2. B g trousers he tried to enter his bullfrog in the butter churning contest at the 3B . : ere tied smuasd Malin Day Cobsbre | 3.1 pair contrasting Dacron blend slacks. tion in Mansfield, Mo. Robert ges wanted to drop the frog in the SM citicales bucket of cream and let the : croaker churn it by kicking around Might have worked, too, but the Boys’ and Youths’ Gym Shoes . . . $1.98 || wices toourn tne boy shouia : Men’s and Boys’ Canvas Oxfords. . 3.98 | _ ALL THREE PIECES for ONLY Libraries Announce Open 7, Nights Two-dozen new books were add- ‘ell 9 ‘Clock ed to the shelves of the Pontiac bd City Libraries this week, according to Librarian Adah Shelly. ‘Includ- 5. ed are 16 works of non-fiction and | ° . eight books of adult fiction. A complete listing follows: Adult Fiction A Grand Man, Catherine Cookson i Motle atalion” re HH. Lehmana a o | * * The Pioneers, J. W. @cheeter $45 for an entire wardrobe! That’s what the Mitanes f° 8. Dacron Liteweight “Threesome” means to you. wee ae ren Sean mresss Enjoy the comfort of the cool, wrinkle-resistant The Virginia Exiles, E. G. Vining dacron blend ...the handsome tailoring that Adult Non-Fiction , = Chiang Kai-shek, Emily Hahn : looks MANY DOLLARS MORE. Commemorative Stamps of the U.8.A, Pred Reinfeld = Poop to Earning a Living, Ed Cun- aingham Hardy Buibs, R. M. Carieton | * ” A History of Valentines, R. W. Lee Add up the features of a “Threesome” value.., vi 2 work * : tee, ‘fo, Help Children Learn Music a you'll —- that it offers more than any adeline Carebo-Cone , . Joyee Jackson's Guide te Dating, other comparabiy priced clothing investment. L. Crounse How much can $45 buy! A Layman's Guide to Protestant The- . bears filliam Hordern cCali's Complete Book of Bazaars. Harriet Hawes Perennials, M. P. Johnson Return to Laughter, E. 8. Bowen, | peeud. H 2 Stories from Seventeen, Bryna Ivens, | 5 di e Teach Yourself to Draw. Ronald Smith Way to Inner Peace. F J. Sheen, bp Zoo Book, G 8. Cansdale WAYS TO SAVE... 5 WAYS TO WEAR! CLOPAY vests a -| (County Citizens’ League WINDOW SHADES ng Plans Meeting Tonight | The Oakland County Citizens | : League will hold its annual meet- | @ Weather resistant © Cloth-like texture ing tonight at * rad the Birming- | Washable, Durable © Flame Resistant m Communi se, according . ° Only |t, Henry S. Booth, president. @ Easy to install. e Window-fatreriggp - 3] 79 - Principal speaker will be Thom- | Size _~ Hangs smooth & steai phe as R. Reid, director of civic af- | . fairs for the Ford Motor Co, = Re 36" x7’ “Reid is chairman of the famed Hoover Commission task force on 9 problems in the national govern- | oO Ss id N BE RG t R Ss ment and will reveal the behind- the-scenes story of the Hoover Re- port, one of the most significant events of our time,’’ said Booth. 34 S. SAGINAW ST. FE 2-7001 Moderator for the meeting will | be George Averill, of Birmingham. | See Our Complete Display of Plastic Drapes, Tablecloths and Cottage Sets The eye fluid which makes tears | has a germ killing function. i ; , ' 1. Wear as a sult. Lweas coat and. 3: Wear jacket as 4. Wear auilt 5: Wear contrast- eo Cool, lightweight extra slacks for a sports coat withany slacks as extra ing slacks for dou- and wrinkle-resist- casual,go-anywhere other slacks in your slacks. ble duty with sports ant. ensemble. : wardrobe. shirts and jacket. CaP EONS SSR BE Se et Ee eles te ee LOLOL LOE IONE SLA L SSI “for the man who likes good tailoring” SLACKS SPECIALLY PRICED FAMOUS. Charles Cort | SHOES a We have a host of better quality ; t 4 E a WS | slacks to choose from in this select group. You'll be doubly amazed at this . = : low, low price when vou see the out- is standing styling and choice fabrics. ‘ ‘a AS Huge array of colors in nub weaves, < | gabardines, flannels, and checks. All a oy sizes, all atvles ... All Real Values’ 4 | : : . be ALTERATIONS FREE! ; © E é 4 ‘ ave 4hae . > e . ; - : rf _ 3 Pairs for $24 | 4 Values to a ! SEER SEO A, RNR RNIN Wa: tet —cmemamaaal fe Pr. $14.95 5 Cool Nylons with Calfskin trim, also selected . Styles of street shoes. Values that cannot be duplicated. Buy at least two pair. Two Fine Stores to Serve You Better! - . 51 North Saginaw Tel-Huron Center: — | - OPEN. — ° OPEN TONIGHT re eae oot | Monday-Friday 'til9 P.M. -Thura-Fri.-Sat, “th 9 P, M. > ’ $1 és Sepinew 9 © Telegraph Ba Portion Mook Vol-Muroe Shapping Conter Bodersi 4.4531 Ponting, Mich Federal a.age? The Auxiliary to Pontiac General “Hospital held rs annual mem-| ° | bership tea at the Lake Orion home of Mrs. John J. Marra Wednesday. | | Mrs. William A. - Kewmedy of Wenonah drive; Mrs. W. Arthur Vernon: of | peewee! tulip bed at the Marra home. aa Ben Sweeney (left) of Linden road, Mrs._N. E.| | bers and guests as they arrived at the Marra home. Among Durocher (center) of Old Orchatd drive and Mrs. Ferdi-| \the floral displays which decorated the home was an un- nand Gaensbauer of Illinois avenue paused for a moment | usual arrangement of calla lilies. during the tea held Wednesday to watch the group of mem-| Soroptimist Clubs Plan Installation As one of the club projects, mem- served with Mrs. Earl Burrill, bers represented by Mré. Leon 'Mrs, Albert Trapp and Mrs. June is the month designated by , Soroptimist International for its in- stallation of officers. The Pontiac | Omega Mu Sigma ‘Meets in Waterford club will join forces with the Bir- | mingham, Rochester and Mount | Clemens clubs for ceremonies. Mrs. Arnold Hillerman has been elected president; Mrs. John Bieschke, vice president; Mrs. Oll- ver Lemeaux, secretary; Mrs, Roy } Pontiac State Hospital and Camp | Oakland. Install is Officers 7 of VFW Group The offices of secretary, patri- otic instructor and color - bearer | were filléd when Oakland County Council President Mrs. Philip La-| Mond installed Mrs. B. L. Jones, Mrs. Howard Keltch and Mrs. Ber- | ‘tram Barber, respectively, for | VFW Auxiljary 1370 , Mrs. Myra Ostrander was pre- sented with a life mefnbership cer- p ewrene in the national home, at the meeting. Glenn and Mrs, Ellen Gallardo dis. tributed plants to women at the Oakland County Convalescent! Home on Mother’s Day. Those at the May Pon- tine State party included Mrs. Glenn, chairman; Mrs. Gal- lardo, Mra. Blesechke, Mrs. Schult, and Mrs. Hillerman. There Are 7 Pages in in os « a ar Pentiac Press Phetes by James Mahar Syle an Shores drive, Mrs. Robert Shorey of Wenonah drive and Mrs. C. T. Among the 275 gathering between two and five o'clock were (left to right) | Ekelund of Ottawa drive. They were photographed while admiring the - > ee > Club Views: Facilities of Hospital mistress Club gathered at Pontiac General Hospital Tuesday eve- ning in observance of National Hos- pital Week, Following dinner, members of .| the club toured the hospital and viewed the facilities. At the conclusion of the tour & program was conducted by— Mrs. Norman Sutherland, toast- mistress of the evening. Table topic mistress was Mrs, Emil Mailahn. Mrs. Robert Hodge gave a speech entitled “ Helpful Hester’; Lauretta Paul spoke on the United Nations Building, and Helen Turek’s topic was ‘Opportunities Unlimited.” The speakers were criticized by Mrs. Milton Freet, Mrs. Frederick ties of the grammarian were car- ried out by Mrs. Howard Wheat- ley and chief evaluator was Mrs. Orben Wilkins. Evelyn Cole was timekeeper and Mrs. Joseph Shaw was the tail- twister. The ‘‘Oscar’’ was won by Helen Lapisch. Mrs. Michael Gallo Ils Guild President Mrs. Michael Gallo was installed as president of the General Guild of Grace Lutheran Church by Mrs. William Rahn at a recent meeting. Mrs, Vere Hodges was installed as secretary, Mrs. Otto Mielke as treasurer, Mrs. Jason Inscho: as first vice president and Mrs. Emil Koop as second vice president, Mrs, R. F. Jesse, of the Gloria | | Dei Lutheran Church of ’ Detroit, talked to the members on how to make many gifts for a Christmas | , bazaar. A cooperative luncheon was Emery Mitchell as hostesses. Plans were made for terminating | the season with a picnic in June. iMrs. Ford Hostess ito Gamma Chapter Arrangemen | eend three girls to Camp Sher. Today's Women’s Section lee and tickets were distributed 2 eee. © be esses at the annual meeting of May 21. Assisted by other auxiliary Pontiac Federation of . Women’s ‘was members, Mrs. Margaret Ballard Clubs on’ Monday, eee installed officers of VFW Auxiliary | Members approved donations’ to | 3710 on . : ij "N » . * *% : eae | A - = 4 s eS Cee ee + stay, 36. Sue ele, WA, sant | of Ean, Rabon. Baia of Chas Cette, ext W. Jones will assist the hostess. Members of the Pontiac Toast- | Warrick and Mrs. Lester Snell. Du- ‘home at Indianwood Lake, Tea at Marra Home Pictured in the wurde at the: Marra| home Wednesday were Mrs. William 1 Dean of Ottawa drive (left) and Mrs.|tiac General Hospital. ee Mrs. John J. Marra (right) was ‘Restexs| is shown as she greeted Mrs. Stephen EE for a tea sponsored by the Auxiliary to Cloonan of Cherokee road. Pontiac General Hospital W acd at her, Mrs. Cloonan later served on the reception committee. George B. Baek of Royal Oak. Mrs, Dean is president of the Auxiliary to Pon THE PONTIAC PRESS, Women's Section “THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 PAGES 28-34 will present its annual spring con- cert Wednesday evening in Pon- tiac High School auditorium. 23rd year for the organization, and the 12th under the direction of Charles E. Hutton, with Dorothy L. McKibben as accompanist. The This appearance will mark the . Women’s Chorus | to I Present Concert The Pontiac Women’s Chorus i): be comprised of popular songs re- quested by the audience. Program Outlined . The chorus program will include many familiar numbers, together with novelty arrangements. Fol- lowing its traditional pattern, the concert will include groups of sa- cred and contemporary composi tions. .“THE PONTIAC PRESS, . THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 Chur Waterford. He is the son of Mrs. James Puddy - of Elizabeth Lake road and the late John Fangel. for Northern A gown of white nylon tulle blended with Chantilly lace was. worn by Phyllis Marie Brinker for her marriage Saturday morning at 11 a.m. to Burt Sterling Fangel. She is the daughter of Mr. and) Mrs. George H, Brinker of Drayton Plains and he is the son of Mrs. James Puddy of Elizabeth Lake road and the late John Fangel. Nylon tulle outlined the por- trait neckline of scalloped lace and a peplum of Chantilly lace awept into a fish-tall train ex- tending to the floor. «Four layers of nylon tulle fash- foned her full hooped _ skirt. A tiny headpiece of pleated nylon trimmed with iridescents held her scalloped veil of silk illusion in. fingertip length. The bride wore a single Ser of cultured pearls given to her by the bridegroom, and carried a bou- quet of baby carnations and ste- phanotis, centered with an orchid. Mrs. Melvin Miller was ma- tron of honor and other attend- atts were Mrs. Kenneth Peters of Holly and Mrs, Theodore Tay- lor, They wore ballerina length dresses of aqua nylon tulle and/| lace, patterned after the bridal gown. Tiny rhinestone-centered flowers | were scattered over the tiny face veils worn by the attendants, Mrs, Miller carried a crescent shaped ‘bouquet of pink carnations and ivy and the others carried similar bouquets of yellow carna- tions and ivy. Phillip Christos of Waterford attended his brother as best man Christine Harrison Honored at Shower A miscellaneous - bridal shower was given by Mrs. Stanton Levely of Elizabeth Lake avenue in honor of her niece, Christine Harrison, Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harrison of East Mans- | field avenue, is the bride-elect of | Airman 2.C. Richard McMahon, | son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Mc- Mahon of Third avenue. The | couple will exchange nuptial vows on June 17, Guests were Mrs. Harrison, Judy Harrison. Virginia and Peggy | Levely, Mrs. Roy Trent, Mrs. Har- old Hoover, Mrs. Edith Levely, Mrs. Floyd Levely and Mrs. Har- mon Williams. ; Others at the recent shower were Mrs. Glen Levely, Mrs. Charles DeLorge, Mrs. Gladys Morris, Mrs. Edmund Smith, Mrs. Alfred Levely and Mrs, Harley Levely. Young Adults Club Will Tour Toledo Young Adults will travel to Toledo for a sightseeing trip, leav- ing the YWCA building by car at 8:30 Saturday morning. Included on their itinerary is a visit to the art museum where a showing of area artists is currently under way, and a tour of the zoo- logical gardens. The neighbor who drops in at 4 and is still sitting in the living room at 5:30 shouldn't feel insult- ed if her hostess says, ‘Will you excuse me just long enough to put the roast in the oven?” And even if she does, the hostess is still justified in starting prep- arations for dinner. Nardis-of-Dallas Separates MR. and MRS. BURT S. FANGEL Bride Wears. Linen Suit | Widths B to E Honeymoon { and seating the guests were | William Brinker, brother of the ‘bride, and Harvey Kraft. A breakfast was held following | | the ceremony at Old Mill Tavern) in Waterford for 100 guests. The reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. A toast brown silk lace dress with avocado accessories was worn by Mrs. Brinker as she greeted the 250 reception guests. ro corsage was of yellow. rose- uds. The bridegroom’s mother wore a dusty rose lace dress with Mavy accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. Mrs. Fangel, stepmother of the bridegroom, wore a powder biue lace and | taffeta dress with white acces- sories and a yellow rosebud cor- sage. A pale blue linen suit with navy accessories and a white orchid cor- sage was worn by the bride for a honeymoon in northern Michigan.’ MRS. GLENN D. WALLACE Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Eason of 'East Huron street have announced lthe marriage of their daughter, | Marcella Lafern, to Glenn David | | Wallace, son of the Rev, William H. Wallace of Essex, Mo:, and the ‘late Mrs. Wallace. The couple was married Satur- day evening at the home of the Rev. Leland L. Marion of James K boulevard, who officiated at the ceremonies. They will reside on ‘ tration: | Vaverek, decorations; Baldwin avenue. Hill “Garten Club Arranges for Flower Show Reb! nae g i 7 fee ull ‘£ Mrs. George R, Squibb and Mrs. Rudolph Eberstadt Jr. have just returned from Sun Valley, Idaho, where they represented the Junior League of Birmingham at the 33rd annual conference of the Associa- tion of Junior Leagues of Amer- ica, Mrs. Squibb is president of the Birmingham Junior League. On May 21 Mr. and Mrs, John W. Richardson will be hosts at a. party for Junior League transfer members and their husbands, Mrs. Frank Rhodes Jr. is chair- man of the transfer group which Gold Star Mothers Choose Delegates At a recent meeting held in the American Legion Home on Auburn Avenue, American Gold Star Moth- ers chose Mrs. Joe Doyle, Mrs. Sybella Stevens, Mrs. George Wea- therbee and as delegates to a national conven- tion to be held in Miami Beach, Fla., June 19 through June 22. aS an alternate. Mrs. Duncan McVean and Mrs. Mrs. Julia Thomas | a a Mrs, Squibb. is planning to en- tertain old and new board mem- bers of the Birmingham Bloomfield Hills) Junior League June 7 in her home on Glenhurst drive. Invite Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Eddy of Heather lane will have as their guests over this next weekend Mr. and Mrs, Frederick J. Knudsen of Lansing. Karen and William Knud- sen will accompany their parents for the visit. * ¢ & Irving A. Duffy, general chair- '.| man of the Detroit Horse Show, ‘s about through appointing chairmen to their various duties im preparation for the show which will take place June 23, 24, 25 and 26 at Bloomfield Open Hunt Club, Doing a great deal of prelimi- nary work are Mrs. Everell E. Fisher and Charlotte Nichols who | ;. are in charge of entries, They are. settling into their spe- cial office at the club as all entries must be in by June 1. Appels in England Mrs. Walter D. Appel has fews to England where she joined Mr. Appel. After several weeks of Mrs, Robert H. Skillman has re- turned to her home on Hickory Grove road after spending the en- tire winter in Winter Park, Fla. Mrs. William H. Orchard of Pasadena, Calif., is the house- guest of Mr, and Mrs. A, H. Meyer of Manor road. Mr. and Mrs. Carter P. Cham- a were hosts at a dinner Sat-| — 4 Mrs. Edna Matheny will attend | basta in thelr home a ie, [oem ee cones eee: (and travel they will return home to-| © gether Plan Dinner-Dances Orchard Lake and Forest Lake Peto grill ictor eigen first formal dinner-dances of. the Fashionette Gives Weight-Loss Award Mrs. Scott Douglas won a trophy for losing the most weight when members of the Fashionette Club gathered Tuesday evening at Pon- tiac High School. Mrs. James Fink spoke to mem- bers on “When You Should Not Reduce” and “Mathematics of Re- ducing. Mary Eddy is making arrange- ments for the group to make a tour of Michigan Bell Telephone Company next week. and Mr, and Mrs. Roy E. Stringer will be hosts at cocktail parties. those who have made Clevers, Mr, and Mrs. Richard H. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Blane Eynon, and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart. * ¢ *® Mr, and Mrs. Arbie 0. Thal- acker have moved from Franklin to their new home in Bloomfield Hills, Mr, and Mrs, David J. 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Mrs. Small was appeint- ed to serve with Mrs. Vivian Tubbs as a voting delegate to the Jackson convention of the Federated Garden Clubs. The June meeting of the Dirt’ Gardeners was designated for a short talk on “The Broadleafed | Evergreens in Planning the Small Garden.” The talk will be given | by a representative of the Belle | Isle White House. A tour of the | rose garden and a cooperative | luncheon * will conchide the day’s activities. At the conclusion of the recent | meeting Mrs. Clare Hitchcock was | presented with a set of glass bowls | by members in appreciation of her | interest in the chub’s activities. | She is leaving soon for Indiana Mrs. Donald Gilchrist and Mrs. | Tubbs judged flower arrangements brought to the ftuncheon Mrs. Comptoa planned a com- bination of pink snapdragons and white carnations. Mrs. Louis Guellec designed an arrange- | ment of red tulips with a Ma- donna in blue and white. Mrs. Hendry’s and Mrs. Hitch cock's harmonies in vellow and orchid hues and Mrs. Clare Lan- caster's pefite bridge table group were among those admired Mrs. Maude Guellec used a pix. driftwood combination with double lilacs. 4 Old, Sagging Rebuilt Like New in Just One Day! Call in the morning —we will deliver your - old mattress that SAME DAY — rebuilt like < new! Only quality materials used. “ Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street FE 2- ‘eo hee 7695 ’, oO *. Bere Mattresses PN Wn SNe . tt) faa PEGEY°S 16 N. Seginaw St. DYNAMIC SALE of — || New Spring | COATS | | $ one group of $ 2 x za = Were 29.95 to 34.95 Were 22.95 to 25.00 PEGEY’S | | 16.N. Seginew Sr. : *24- I ~ Were 35.00 to 45.00 ~ TOPPERS rayon suits ae street and Betty Lou DeGroat of Spokane drive were. pho- a Mrs. Harry Dernberger (seated; left) of. Williams '. THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 12. 1955 CA Pentiac Press Phetes left is H. S. Atkins of Fisher Body Division of General tographed Wednesday evening with two of the guests of the Moters and~T. R. Nellis of Pontiac Motor Ditision, The General Motors Girls’ Club at the annual dinner. Standing anniversary dinner was,held at Devon Gables. E: P. Crenshaw of General Motors Truck and Coach’ Hills. They had invited Mr. Crenshaw, who resides in Division receives plenty of attention from Margaret Mitchell Birmingham, to be their guest at the anniversary dinner (left) of Bedford road an . . Chatting just before going to their table were (left) Jo-Ann Bailey of Elm street Durnham street. Members and Mrs. Jerry E. Martin of of the General Motors Girls’ (Club, they represent Fisher Body Ditision. GM Girls Cl ub Entertains Supervisors on Birthday Group Recalls Pas Shower Given for Bride-Elect ‘Sally Hawkins | Sally Hawkins, Dale McCardle, was honored Tues- |day evening at a bridal shower bride-elect of | given by Mrs. Harry Cherrington | |of Tacoma court The bride-elect is the daughter of |Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Hawkins of | Poplar street and Dale is the son, lof Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCar- idle, also of Poplar street. The ‘couple will exchange nuptial vows 1 Special guests at the shower don, England, and Mrs, Pearl Kuhns of Monon, Ind, Other guests were Virginia Haw- kins, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs. Rob- 'ert Genéz Jr., Mrs. Ford White, | Mrs, Clifford LaFaber, Mrs. Law- |rence Wethy, Mrs. John Wethy, | Mrs. James Gatton, Mrs. William Ramin, Mrs. Richard Kuhns and | | | Mrs. Basil Wethy. Mrs. Paul F. | Ernest McCardle, Nila Jean Le- | Monde, Mrs. “Glen Reamer, Mrs. 'Mackje, Mrs. Glen Schulz. Mrs. Niles LeMonde, Mrs. Grant Brown- ing, Mrs. Gene Chidester, and Mrs, Paul R. Hawkins completed ‘the guest list. Mere's the smartest, new sombine in straw! Raffia from Waly and styled in Miami. And the soft, green and white tones go with everything! Set on @ thick cushion of foom that’s heaven for soles. soos MATCHING BAGS Also Natural Raffia Multi and, i | . ; ae a : : i : 4, . . / ? } } , © / (s5 % ‘ j © * I 4 ‘ 4 i * ' : ' fod fF Vy \&? Ew! { j ® hier = \ 4 J sic aaceiec lobia ee wee wanes : = ; F : : ( : \ A 4 2 ee . = we ne ot 4 pare _—" = ta | Ve ca ye d Margaret Francis of Bloomfield held at Devon Gables Wednesday. , Barbara Ruth Jenkinson, ‘Donald Fenton Are Wed. } Barbara Ruth Jenkinson, daugh- jter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Jenkin- ison of Bratton road, became the | bride of Donald Fenton Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Benedict Church The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fenton of Ha- zel Bend avenue. The Rev, Richard W. Thomas performed the ceremony for which the bride wore a floor- length gown of Chantilly-type lace over satin with a portrait neck- line outlined with scalloped lace. ioned at the front of the skirt and a crown of seed pearls and white forget-me-nots secured her veil of -nylon tulle. White roses and liliese thride was wearing a suit of powder i |of-the valley formed the wedding _ bouquet. | The bride was escorted to the | flower-decked altar by her cousin, | Robert P. Domman of Detroit. | | Attendant Wears Blue Margaret Denihan was the bride’s only attendant wearing a | gown of powder blue lace over | A pleated tulle panel was fash- | ‘taffeta. The fited bodice was fashioned with boat neckline, She carried an arrangement of white carnations with blue lilies-of-the , valley and wore a matching blue hat, | Rudy Fortino was best man and 'seating the guests were Raymond Crane and Robert A. Domman. A reception was held at the Union Hall on Baldwin avenue. The bride’s mother wore an aqua dress with white accessories, and a navy dress with white accesso- ries was worn by the bride- groom’s mother. When the couple left for a hon- /eymoon in Washington, D. C., the blue linen with white accessories and the corsage from her bridal bouquet. Upon their return the newlyweds will reside in Pontiac, TO END VACANCIES run Rent Ads! Dial FE 2-8181 for a. help- ful Pontiac Press ad-writer. | June 17 at First Methodist Church. | | were Ethel Cherrington of Lon. | Hawkins, Mrs. | Wiliam LeMonde, Mrs. Thomas | 4 t 5 Years Devoted to Serving the Community The distaff side led the way Wednesday evening when the members of the General Motors Girls’ Club escorted their guests to special tables at Devon Gables. It was the fifth anniversary of the club, and to help them celebrate, the girls had asked members of the | supervisory staff of the three divisions of General Motors. | Although it was a night for fun and gaiety, it was a night for serious thinking and reflection, too. President Mrs. Harry Dern- berger told or some of the ac- tivities of the group, the philan- thropic work carried on during the five vears, and of the goais that have been set for the club. They have given $2,900 for welfare work during this five years of organization. And it has gone to worthy causes, The Oakland County Convales- cent Hospital has been the recipi- ent of many gifts as well as ; donations, and they have not for- gotten Leader Dogs for the Blind. Large donations have been given to the Oaklard County Society for | Crippled Children as well as to the Pontiac Foundation to be used toward the building of a civic auditorium. | Cheer Youngsters | Ten members of the club em- | ployed on the fourth floor of the | Administration Building of Pontiac | Motor Division — after learning | about the Child psychiatry pro- | gram at Pontiac State Hospital— | decided to donate funds each pay day to~buy gifts for the young- ster's there. Others in the department heard about the happiness created— both for the children and for those giving—and so today there are 83 girls aiding in project. | There were ‘other things that happened during the. past year, too. Like the fashion shows which netted a good profit, the trips which the girls sponsor and the various money-making projects which the group lists. Officers Are Named ; At the annual meeting Mrs. |-Dernberger was re-elected presi- | dent with Laura Bowmaster as vice | president; Margaret Mitchell, sec- retary, and Kathrine Moyer, treasurer. General chairman of the affair was Margaret Francis. Handling decorations wag Joyce Stephens, with invitations extended by Betty Lou DeGroot, Others participating were Mrs. Frank Carpenter, program; Phyllis Harris, election of officers, ; and Mrs. Henry Ricksgers, prizes. Sonja Ryan was soloist accom- panied by Kay Rouse. Jerry Libby entertained with several piano and vocal solos. The Pentagon in Washington |D.C., contains 17!3 miles of cog- |ridors. It is three times the size |of the Empire State building and |» per cent larger than Chicago's Merchandise Mart. DON’T TAKE THE RISK give your precious furs C4 e FUR STORAGE this , THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1955 . . : : . 4 . . * : . 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 An average American starting | work today: has a prospect of) dwindled to| about $150,000 as a lifetime in- acres. come, . i} Tots to Teens (Boys’ and Girls’) Cecile’s (Next te Pentiae State Bank) PLENTY OF PARKING and Ladies’ Clothes 4494 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-7224 Southern Orange Julep Fudge Cake ‘Nut Bread 49: COOKIES Dx. 3R¢ FREE TICKET TO HURON THEATER with every $1.00 purchase! Thomas Pastry 121 West Huron, Near Cass Across from Grand Trunk Shop FE 4-8163 PARK FREE IN REAR OF STORE By JOHN BAINBRIDGE When garbo emerged after a. long spell of being in virtual hiding beliind the ‘wall of her house on Chevy -Chase Drive, she moved with the alert, cautious timidity. of some woodland creature leaving the safety of its bower, and she ventured but a short distance. On the way she made a few hesitant acquaintences that devel- oped into friendships. From then on she had a social life of her own, peculiar in some ways, nar- rowly restricted and for the most part subterranean. Garbo’s Friends Are European Without exception, small circle of friends were Euro- -_peans, The one she had longest was Nils Asther, the Swe- dish actor with whom she had worked in The Single Standard Renewing her friendship, she oc- casionally invited Asther to lunch or dinner, and they made a few /tain resort, together. She also picked up her friend- ship with John Loder, an Eng: lish actor, and his wife, an Aus- trian gir) whom Garbo found attractive. She had first met the Loderg at a party at Pickfair, the estate of Mary Pickferd and Doughas Fairbanks, whigh Gar- bo had attended with John Gil- bert in the period when he was trying to transform his reluctant Fleka into a social butterfly. Through Stiller Garbo had earli- er become acquainted with Emil Jannings and his fafnily, and | through them, in turn, she met an- other couple who became her close der, a Belgian who had made a ‘reputation as a brilliant film di- 'rector in France before being and his handsome French wife, a well-knowh actress on-the Con- tinent. With Asther, the Loders and Feyders — all Europeans, all able ito speak German (the language | Garbo preferred next to Swedish), ‘all professional people - -_ _ Garbo see our new a complete and wonderful collection of fashions for mothers-to-be We're all excited about our beautiful new maternity shop! Here you will find the newest fashions at the most sensible prices. (it's a Winkelman habit!) Do come in and browse through a delightful collection of dresses (many with the Helene Scoot label) play pants, skirts, jacket tops, Materna-Line foundations. We're looking forward to seeing you! dresses, $8.95 to $16.95 separates, $3.98 to $8.95 bra and foundations, $2.50 to $6.95 slips, $3.98 sketched: 2-piece dress. Polished cotton pleated top, white ground print. Block or navy broadcloth cut-out skirt. Sizes 10 to 16. $8.95. TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER felt at ease, being under no obli- | gation to play the part of the Mysterious actress. In the com- pany of these good friends she | made little jokes and sometimes acted as silly as a schoolgirl. Friendship Ripens Garbo's friendship with Jacques [eer and his wife ripened after | murder she | adroit Garbo's ' young attorney (Conrad Nagel) who nown i he had been selected, owing part- ‘ly to Garbo's urging, to direct her in a picture called The Kiss. In ‘this work Garbo played the young, wife of a rich and jealous older husband, whom she finds it nec- essary to lhquidate and of whose is acquitted by the courtroom tactics of the is the object of her affection. However threadbare its plot, The | Kiss has always been of interest trips to Lake Arrowhead, a moun brought to Hollywood by MGM, | friends. They were Jacques Fey-| : to serious filmgoers for two rea- sons; it was Garbo's last silent film, and it was directed with con- summiate artistry. Her little group of friends was | increased by the unexpected ap- | pearance in California of Wil- | helm Sorenson, a young Swede | with whom Garbo had become | IF most wearable suit— 2 Ny, 5/3 The short “A” line jacket with pleated skirt con be odupted fo aif sites, but the extreme version ¥e coor, tokes some carrying off. Mrs. W. S.--The A-line is femi-| | Only occasion, in the memory of ' she once told Sorensen. ; “Don’t drink so much | mte away.”’ | Méody—But Good Company jbo was generally | when with her few friend. To their | pleasant surprise she invited all lot them | Christmas Eve at her house —| (for her guests, acquainted during her recent trip to Stockholm Garbo was in- formed by wire of his arrival on a freighter docking at San Pedro, and drove down to meet him, Sorenson diried that evening with | Garbo at her home and was a. guest overnight, that being the. the help, that the guest room was occupied. The following morning Sorensen took up quarters at a hotel in Hoolywood, but he visited Garbo's house fearly every day during the remainder of his visit, which turned out to be an extended one, Once Sorensen had become ac- customed to the nature of Garbo's hemmed-in existence, he enjoyed being a part of it. She invited him to use her pool whenever he wished, a privilege she had ex- tended to nobody else, and after ‘he had bought a car, frequently | j allowed him to drive her to and from the studio. In time Sorensen | took to accompanying Garbo to the | |movies and to small social gath-| erings. ‘You must be around me,” “But if I ever got sentimental,’ he re- members, ‘she would always Say. “and push Though moody on occasion, Gar- good company to have dinner and spend | the first time she had given « ‘party. In preparation she bought! a large Christmas tree and splurged on decorating the house nw holly and poinsettias. With Sorensen she wert shopping P a five-and-ten-cent store, where she bought decorations for the tree and some comical little presents who included. the Loders, Jacques Feyder this wife had returned to Europe), Asther and Sorensen. After dinner Garbo played Santa Claus and distributed the gifts, which included such things as a boy’s necktie for Feyder, a set of dominoes for Asther and a pair of lady’s gar- ters for Sorensen, Everyone had a jolly time laughing at Garbo's funny, inexpensive presents. nine and sweeps out gently into) pleated or stiffened skirts. If that | is too extreme for you now, modify | | it with less flare in your skirt. By, | will be widely accepted. | smart. this new trend It is fall, we believe, During this period, when Garbo was being pictured as leading the life of a confirmed hermit, she, was actually getting about a good deal, in a quiet way. With Soren- sen as her escort she once went. so far as = attend a dinner ‘Party OUR TOW STERLING Available May 13 GET. PLUS Towle’s own eb- ony-finish utility tray... perfect ‘for serving and “The Store Where 28 W. Hurow St, CHOOSE... 46-pc. Balanced Service for 8 in your favorite Towle Pattern. . at no extra charge! The 3 important carving pieces in matching Towle Sterling. A $55 VALUE! LE SPECIAL through May 28 : | Sorensen to drive her to a florist’s Quality Count” ae FE 27257 given se honor by*Pola Negn, whom Garbo had met through Stiller and whose talent she had always admired. This function, Garbo felt, de- manded that she look her best; she accordingly decided that for once she would have her hair done at a beauty parlor, When the battery of beauticians, follow- ing her suggestions, had finished, Garbo presented a rather unusual sight. She had had her hanr | waved and arranged in a novel style resembling a half-opened parasol. Her gown for the occasion was equally sensational, being a green silk creation that had been | te the cleaner’s and shrunk so | that the hem was at her knees. “She looked like Clara Bow.” Sorensen has recalled. One of | the guests at the party had the gallantry to compliment Garbo on her new coiffure. “Yeu know,” she replied, ‘one often | makes mistakes in life,” a re- mark which the other ‘guests 4 F thought se humorous that it was © taken up as ai running joke among them. Besides attending a limited num- ber of private social functions, _ Garbo also occasionally went out / in public She and’Sorerpsen at-° tended the movies often. One . Sunday afternoon they. went to a theater .in Beverly Hills to see “The Love Parade.” . starring | Maurice Chevalier and directed by | Ernst Lubitsch. When. they came | out of the movie house, Garbo). walked over to the curb and sat/| down on it. . ' Placing her. chin between ‘her | hands, she stared into space for what seemed to Sorensen to be. several minutes. He finally asked | what was bothering her. After a pause, Garbo said. ‘I must sit and think. I am so happy to know that pictures like that can be made."’ Rising at last. she asked shop, where she bought five red roses, after which they drove to. -Lubitsch‘s home. When Lubitsch, summoned by the butler, came to| the door, Garbo tossed him the| roses, threw her arms around his | neck and said. ‘‘Ernst, I love you, I love you for this picture.” “Strangers Stare at Me.” | Content with her little circle of friends, Garbo resolutely refused to have anything to do with the conventional! social life of the film colony. When Mary Pickford in- vited Garbo to a dinner in honor | of Lady Mountbatten, a visitor to Hollywood and a guest at Pick- fair, Miss Garbo declined with thanks. Miss Pickford then wrote Miss Garbo a long letter, in which she transmitted Lady Mountbat- ten’s overwhelming desire to meet | | he could not | these new ‘‘pansy” crochet forms the pretty design—| ;tern for 1st-class mailing. 'to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft 'Dept., Miss Gahe. This pleading missive | brought no results. “‘It would be the same old thing,’ Garbo said to one of her friends. “Strangers staring at me and talkirig about me. I would be expected to dance, and I despise dancing. I can't do it.” Though Garbo was naturally less | arbitrary in dealing with her close friends, even they at times found her social manner Somewhat ca- pricious. Always © unpredictable about keeping engagements, convenience, sit) are vund as she had arrived John Loder once remarked that’ “remember that sf made one definite appoint. ment, even a dinner engagement,. ever by Carn Whales Dress-up your dining table with perfect for buffet. chair-sets, too! Pattern 883: ‘‘Pansy’’ doilies! Crochet directions for two sizes. larger 15 inches, smaller 9 inches; in No. 90 mercerized cotton. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- Send P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y.- Print plainly pattern number, your name, address and zone. she preferred to drop in to see her friends without warning and at her for a | while and then depart as abruptly doilies! Simple | Garbo Makes Her Last Silent Picture-Talkies Are Here a day in advance. ‘Perhaps I will / drop in to see you tomorrow night,’” is. the nearest intimation of bér intentions that my wife and I ever got. : Many a night Mrs. Loder and I stayed at home on one of Garbo’s half promises that she would call. Semetimes she would appear. Often she wouldn't She never took the trouble to as much as telephone when she didn’t‘come. If anyone hap- pened te drop in before Garbo's arrival, she would steal quietly awa¥ without even ringing the doorbell. She positively refused to meet any of our ‘riends.” There were also times when Garbo positively refused to see anyone, including her friends. When this mood was ort her. she would telk her butler, “Gustaf, I am not at home to anyone. Re- member, not anyone.” Then, regardless of who called or phoned —her friends, the studio, her busi- ness manager—she would. neither see nor speak to them. She made no effort ever to ex- ptain the reason for her periodic Jecause of her curious j sacial hehoviar and simple tastes, Carbo’s friends foll into the habit ‘of referring to her amone them- “the Peasant of Chevy refreats | selves as Chase.” “T Read That I Was Queen of the Movies.” To the world, however, Garbo was something quite different, as she realized. This other self, the fabled creature of mystery, she regarded alternately with distate and with, quiet amusement. One dav as she‘ was driving on Sunset Boulevard+ | oe properly in your new ‘Silf-Skin’ by expert corsetieres! ~ 7 -— — o * The Best Frend Y 87 N. Saginaw St. Next te CREDIT-SHOP WITH HANDY PURCHASE COUPONS! Sample Shoes DIES Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 Regularly $10.95 aS ine our Feet Ever Had Federal Store his : dept. Stores FEDER Te Mecaiih, ea aa All first quality shoes SG eg IE from our regular stock! All Sales Final! Save! ah act ee a ‘ oo - ” | i 4773 14'2—24'2 “fe by-fbrrne Helos From tins minute on. you Ul wear and’ love the slenderizing sheath dress with the box jacket. Make ut in cotton shantung = It’s eas) to* sew—proportioned to fit and flatter the shorter, fuller fig- ure Pattern 4773. Half sives 16%2, 1872, 2'y., 4, 16', dress takes 3!4 vards 33-inch fabric; jacket, 2°s yards This pattern easy to use linen, or 14" 3, Size yO simple to sew. is tested for fit Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern—add 9 cents for each pat tern for Ist-class mailing send to Anne Adams, care of Pontiac Press 137 Pattern Dept . 243 West 17th St.. New York 11.N Y Print plainly name. address with zone size and style numbei Blue Star to Send Youngster to Camp Through the sponsorship of Blue Star Mothers Chapter Four. a one week stay at Camp Oakland is tn store for some youngster Members approved this move when they met Tuesday evening at the YMCA. Other action saw Mrs. Grace Fitzthomas delegate to the department conven ton, which will take place June 38 in Jackson, taken into member- ship was Mrs. Dorothy Almas Plans are under way for a Me- morial Day ceremony, and the local chapter will forward a $100 check to the Blue Star Mothers’ Veterans Memorial Stadium: in Chillicothe Ohio elected OPEN 3 N Monday, Friday Buy the Handyman Needs His | Thinking Hat Puttering Hours Call for Relaxing First to Avoid Disaster By HUBBARD COBB A: few weeks back there was a. report in: the papers on the thou- were hurt. being part time. painters, | sands of people who last vear by plumbers. carpenters, masons and general handymen. Now while we believe in fixing things yourself, we don‘t want any- | one {Oo ¢€ nd the lo Save doctors just up in a hospital or at | because he tried | a few dollars or get a little | relaxation out of doing odd jobs— about the house We've been fooling around with ladders, saws, hammers and power tools for a good many years now and when we've been hurt there has always been just one reason—we stopped thinking of what we were doing and started to think about something else, * If you start hammering a nai? and ‘tart thinking about some- thing else besides that hammer aid that nail, there is a fair | chanee that) you* will hit) your | thumb with the hammer | If \ou are using a saw or chisel | and forget what vou are doing, you arg. darn likely to cut yourself. .There is one geod way to avoid injury on anv sort of job and that's to think safety every min- ute. If ,ou ‘are too tired for this sort of. concentration—do some- thing else like. sitting down. and not think at all Too many of us try working on jobs in the evening after a hard - day's work on jobs that require us to think safety and we are just too tired to do . Jobs like this should be left to the week-ends when we are fresh and rested: up Sa) Too many of us try to do everything in one day and end up by getting over tired and over.strained, It’s not worth it. | We feel dam sure that anyone smart enough to do odd jobs about the house is smart enough not to get hurt if they are mentally alert and are able what they are doing and on safety. PTA Activities Hawthorne School PTA is sponsoring a ndup Friday at the school Dinner i served from and will ill be 5 te 7 pm bodths wtil open at 7 p.m Coming Events Canadian Legion Post 23 and Auxiliary will meet riday at @ m in the Pp American Legion Home, 206 Auburn Ave Child Culture Club will meet Thursday a' &p~ with Mrs John Jess, 90 Pine- grove Ave IGHTS TO and Saturday first pair at the regular price! Get the secon Ss SRE Wg ee @Cool sleeve-free styles i 3 @ 12-20; 38-52: 1642-2442 |? GROUP 2 REG. 4.98 _@Men’s canvas oxfords @Tots’ shoes @Teens’ play shoes @ Wom. sport : shoes - . @Women's novelties @ Playshoes * = GROUP 3 aes. 5.98 @ Women's novelties yt ad Easy-care combed cotton plisse, polished and embossed cottons ' in dresses and dusters. Patterned for new importance . . . smart enough to wear everywhere! All detailed and trimmed in the man- ; ner of more expensive cottons! 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Should Foot Travel Bills If Invited -Riders Are to Share Costs) Explain Beforehand By EMILY Post Today's first letter asks: ‘Is it unreasonable to expect people who accompany my husband and me on automobile trips to share the expense of the journey? So often we ask friends to drive several hundred miles with us over-a week end assuming that they will do their share, and until | the week end is over we find that we have even paid for a great | many of their meals in addition | to all the gasoline and storage of the car.” — : If you ask people to go away | Detroit, to Eugene Fitzgerald of - ad = A Bis F 5 ; : B i 5 j Ff é ek 1 5 i ty | Ei Belgian Congo Is Described by Missionary Reed was introduced by her mother, Mrs. Leone Reed of Drayton Plains, and displayed fvory and ebony hand-carved ob- jects to members gathered in the Traver Room of Bethany Baptist Church on Tuesday afternoon, Colored slides shown by Miss Reed were of the buildings, the countryside and the people with whom she worked, _ Mrs. Andrew Stimer, president, announced that units of WCTU will hold a luncheon at First Church of Brethren on North Roselawn drive May 24. She added that the Pontiac Federation of WCTU is making plans for a June 7 mem- bership breakfast. Devotions were given by Mrs. Reed, with Mrs, Basil Hartt say- ing the closing prayer. Typographical Auxiliary Meets Women’s Auxiliary to the Pontiac Easton street for a cooperative supper. Mrs. Ralph Babbington, who is leaving soon with Mr. Babbington for a three-month tour of the continent, was presented with a Officers installed by Mrs. Chris Greve at the recent meet- Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Phares were named as delegates to a of the state federation of women’s auxiliaries to be held in Lansing June 26-28. Alternates are Mrs. Chris Greve and Mrs. Donald Barker. The next meeting will be held at the Elizabeth Lake road home of Mrs. Phares. SALE! ~ Nylon Seersucker UNIFORMS Regular, $12.50 Sizes 9-44 $7 50 end Half Sizes” OXFORD SHOP ‘© W. Huron, = = FE 44-7212 ~- BERNICE FINLEY Mrs. Leola Finley of Boaz, Ala., is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Bernice Finley of Joslyn avenue. He is the son of Ward C. Fitzgerald of Indiana, Pa., and the late Zella May Fitzgerald. By ANNE BREYWOOD Mrs. L. was a fidgety woman. She was very nervous and had an ear-piercing voice. She looked me straight in the eye, squirmed in the chair, and let me have it. “Men afe like ostriches,” she announced, “burying their heads fm the sand. And my husband is the worst of all, .. Why won't he admit that age! is creeping up on him? . Can’t he see his face in the forty-nine | mirror? Here he is, years old, and he hasn't done the | first thing about planning for re- tirement. He’s oinly got eleven years te go, and he’s pretending it will sever happen to him. What does he expect me to do? Starve to death on that pension when he retires? Really, men are utterly hopeless!" ¥ department savings ‘SUPER Merit Shoes “:.“ 43 N. Saginew Set. There Mrs, L. They needle their husbands, pre- maturely at that, and make such a fuss about retirement that they | defeat their own purposes. | | This is what I told Mrs. L., | but it holds true for all women with similar problems, Nobody likes to think about re- tirement when it’s presented as growing old, losing the grip, re- tireing from usefulness. When a man is in thé prime) of life, ,don’t remind him that he) wil] soon be elderly. Remember that a man's work are too many women like represents net only his activity | and his pay check, but also his | Hubby Doesn’t Like to Hear He’s Old . And that is never so obvious. Naturally, needs to do some lay some ground-| if he’s to make a happy ad-| justment later on. it, not as cold-| But approach him with the idea that he hag lots of hidden tal- lents, so why not start practicing and cooperative husband! Scandinavian ‘Lodge Sponsoring Dance A dance for Pontiac Scandina- vians and their friends will be Knights of Pythias Hall on Voor- heis road by the Pontiac Scandina- vian Vasa Lodge. Committee members making plans for the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Thoe, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Potter and Mr. and Mrs. PETUNIAI Elof Bergstrom. The dance will follow an 8 p.m. meeting of the lodge members. | Please, somebody, Tell me: Will it Hurt my favorite Castiron skillet ? - Yes, Petunia — because de- tergent will remove the de- sirable absorbed grease. Use soap instead, and a plastic scourer. | iliary. The members also | gifts to 14 graduates at the | tional home, located at | Rapids. ¥ VALUE Children’s AIRY CUT-OUT SANDAL In Red Polished Leather Cushion Sole $498 Open | ‘til 9 » gee “The ra These are of always-po cotton cord, and they the sun! See them today aT | COTTON CORD ; COORDINATES 195 » 395 Federal’s: presents the latest in Sally Togs fashions, .. . 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They stick to the fabric, hide.in the folds of fresh-washed garments, and stubbornly refuse to rinse out. (This is easy to understand when you re- member how difficult it is to rinse thick suds down the drain ofa kitchen sink!) When thick suds aren’t rinsed thoroughly away they can deposit dirt back on your clothes, can cause a dull grey film. A wash just isn’t completely Look at the difference with a//! You don’t see any suds clinging to clothes after the water has been drained away from this tub. With all, you can be sure your automatic washer will perform the best possible rinsing job. a// with ‘controlled suds” just won’t stick to freshly washed fabrics. That’s why clothes washed in al// never have that dingy suds scum to dull colors and make whites look grey. Be sure to use al! and nothing but a// in your automatic washer. Re- clean unless it’s rinsed completely clean. member . . . no thick-suds detergent can wash so clean yet ringe as free as all! = alf with“controlled suds” rinses out completely...leaves no suds scum! >, — thats why automatic washer makers prescribe | all with “controlled suds” ! More clean clothes for your money! You get more washes from one 10-lb. box of condensed al/ than you do from three “giant” size boxes of the thick-suds deter- gents. Besides, no thick-suds detergent can wash so clean yet rinse as free as all with “controlled suds.” No wonder most automatic washers contain a box of all when they leave the factory . . . to get you off to the best possible start. Your grocer carries a// in just the right size for your family, including handy, money-saving 25-lb. packages and pails. Buy all today ... for best results. is made by MONSANTO where creative chemistry works wonders for you \ PPP mR Meena Cheat Conpin, O. Leste, Stace 4 j a hy i ’ AK . f = ‘ | Ae, : . 7 ' a. dy \ me § 4 \ = aan t * 4 Att li . : Ke Ves eRe . ; . ‘ ; iy ; . eae ei mi | ft ' ae _ aera We vies - ne uF i. z * = at y oe i Mi Pe ay, a ey ee eee wees ee pa °° 7 ¥ ; re S sa i pis a lan mma, IIR a a tl lh al a a ne n i iil alia ices Ge eee Teens teeer bo t nae aes) “y a j ay oS : ' ‘ ie 4 : : . . * : : » . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 12, 1953 Get a Load of What. You ‘Can = for Only a DIME! At ADLER'S GIGANTIC OPEN SUNDAY SALE DATES x wk k Thurs., May 12th Thru Wed., May 18th In Pure Oil BULLDOG 7 0): Here's Another Wonderful _ BELL RINGER SUPER VALUE! CAN ONLY WEST SIDE LIMA. BEANS ee ed Beautiful ALUMINUM W TUMBLERS In Exciting New Pastel Colors SIX large size tumblers @ MORTON'S SALT........ 2 e Early June—SWEET "5" 7. ~ @JELL-O INSTANT PUDDING | Onl 10 © LANG'S SWEET RELISH... °:: 10° i PEAS = , @MARIO’S STUFFED OLIVES “2° 10: @ BROOKS PORK & BEANS... "::° 10° @B.C.¢. 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These new ones come from Louisiana, home of the hot poon chopped parsley j Shcspeess “aes sea, Stir Tabaseo and lemon juice into mayonnaise, Add remaining ingredients; mix .well. Serve with - frozen or fresh fried fish. Makes 1% cups. * Sauce Remoulade 3 hard- a % gariic mineed \% cup olive or sal oti raw egg yolk, juice of % lemon tard, vinegar, salt and garlic into sieved egg yolks, Gradually blend in olive oi! a | small amount at a time. Blend in raw egg yolk; stir in lemon juice Serve over shrimp or seafood cocktail. Sprinkle with chopped egg white. Makes ‘2 cup. * * * Peppy Tomato Sauce l cup tomate catehup ——_ © aioe ky teaspoon ta 1 tablespoon horseradish ‘4 cup minced celery i tesspoon minced onion Mix all ingredients. Chill bekee serving. Serve with frozen or fresh fried fish. Makes 1 1-3 cups. Make Special Sauce for Cooked Vegetables Want an extra-special cream sauce for cooked vegetables. Make a white sauce using half vegetable | liquid and half cream for the milk called for in the standard recipe. This works well with such vege- | tables as cauliflower, snap beans, ‘peas and carrots. Top the vege- tables with the sauce, sprinkle | with grated Parmesan cheese and brown under the broiler. Homogenized MILK Everyone needs the daily energy boost that mitk supplies. Our fresh, . delicious, milk is a natural source of health - building vito- mins — order some Don’t forget all the delicious — Maple Leaf Dairy Desserts Maple Leaf Growing : ‘Dairy Co. Phone FE 4-2547 : ture of avocado balls, pineapple, orange and chunks | eon. Here’s a delightful main course salad to serve of canned tuna. The dressing, of course, is French | with hot rolls. Avocado shells hold a eet mix- | Garnish with an ——— | and nutritive values, | Worcestershire. | side-by-side ee | | ‘Tuna, Avocado | Can't Be Beat. Pineapple, Orange and Mint Add Their Tang to Main Course ‘Now comes the season of the year when we can plan on salads as the mainstay of a luncheon. Invite the “girls in for a May party. Team up protein-packed canned tuna and ripe, smooth-fleshed_ avocados. Tops both in flavor this is a combination you can't beat. You | might substitute chicken for the tuna if you like. Tuna Avocado Salad can pineapple 1 14-ounce chunks drained 2 oranges, peeled and cut up % teaspoon crumbled dried aint leaves Prench dressing 1 T-oumce can solid-pack tuna, drained Cut avocados in half and re- move seed. Scoop out pulp of avocados with melon ball cutter or teaspoon measure; reserve avocado shells. Combine avocado balls, apple chunks, oranges and crumbled mint leaves. Mari- nate in French dressing minutes. pine- Break tuna into pieces with a fork. . Add to avocado mixture and toss lightly. Fill avocado shells with tuna-fruit mixture and serve on crisp salad greens, if desired. Serves six. Bake Fish Fillets to Golden Perfection Golden fillets . . . fish fillets bake to perfection this way. Paprika in the crumbs gives that well-browned look. Golden Fish Fillets 1 pound fish fillets, freah or frozen % eup 1 egg. beaten 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon Worcestershire ry eup fine dry bread erumbs 2 teaspoons paprika 3 tablespoons melted butter If frozen, allow fillets to thaw. Combine beer, beaten egg, salt and Dip fillets, one at a time, into beer mixture, then coat on both sides with crumbs mixed with paprika. Place fish in buttered shallow baking pan. Drizzle melted butter over fish. | Bake at 525 degrees 10 to 12 min-, utes, or until golden and easily flaked with fork. Serve with lemon wedges dipped | | Part way into chopped parsley, chives or paprika. Makes three to four setvings. U. S. Supplies World With Tallow and Fats | The U.S. livestock industry makes _ this country an important producer | of tallow and fats. Until the advent | into export outlets. | is recognized as the world's ‘best of synthetic detergents, almost all | U.S. soap fata were used domes: | | tically. However, in recent years they. | have been channeled Increasingly | Sales abroad | | have grown because U.S. tallow | buy” in soap fat. Prewar, this country was a net! importer of fats and oils, supply- ing less than 5 per cent of the world's exports, but today it sup-/ plies approximately 80 per cent. | World trade in tallow and fats ts now at a peak, with most of it going into soap. Currant Jelly Sauce ls Excellent With Beef _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSD: AY, MAY 12, 1955 Rich —— Bars Glamorize Pudding Here's a new modern version of an old- classic recipe, Chocolate Rice Pudding. It can be made ac- cording to your favorite rice pud- ding recipe With one important change. Chocolate-covered cocoa nougat candy bars replace tradi- tional raisins During cooking, the bars melt, and all their good, pure chocolate’ and cocoa nougat flavor is re-| | leased. An excellent, sweet-tasting | dessert to serve often, Chocolate Rice Pudding Prepare your favorite rice pud- | ding recipe to the point where rai-! sins are added, cut three choco-| | late-covered cocoa nougat bars into | | small pieces. Add the candy bars | to the pudding, in place of raisins | lat ‘the same pot in the recipe. Continue to cook according to recipe directions. the creamy pu iding aS This Corn Ain’t Corny Good with any dinner is corn prepared ih this. distinctive way: Cut several slices of bacon into pieces and cook until crisp. Drain off the fat and add a can of whole kernel corn. Blend in a half cup) of thick commercial sour cream and season with a little salt and- Heat and serve, sprinkled | | with paprika. pepper. Heating canned baked) ‘beans for a quick supper? 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Hunt's Fancy WHOLE UNPEELED Treesweet - GRAPEFRUIT x kK ke kK kk * UNSWEETENED L&S Pure ~ APPLE BUTTER EE Van Camp’s PORK and 2 il Armour’s STAR HAM ; 10 to 16 Lb. Average SHANK END 4 Qi. WHOLE : HAM 49: Fresh Daily ~SEALTEST 165 E. a, Street orner Sanford Street SUDER-MARE a 700 Auburn Ave. “8311 ~ Your Choice oe aM Oz. Pkg. ye | 7 —y THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1955 , THIRTY-NINE. . AMBER PUDDING — Here is a glamor dessert idea — a cold pudding with a broiled topping Maple cornetenctl pudding is chilied until just bene serv- Parker House Rolls Created by Baker Romeo Internationally famous Parke: House rolls had their origin quite by accident, the product of a ro- mantic but enraged assistant ba- ker, it is reported in a recent is- ‘sue of an institutional magazine. Legend says that in the Parker: House in Boston the baker's sweet- heart was one of the chamber- maids. She was accused of sage ing a valuable string of pearis by one of the women guests. When news eof the accusation reached the baker he was en- gaged in making rolls. He be eame so incensed that he seized the dough and with clenched fists threw it onto the baking platters, He then rushed off te defend his beloved. Upon his return to the kitchen he found that he had folded rolls in- stead of rounded ones. Crisp and | WIN THIS . NAME THIS MGM STAR] (aaoot TREET 31 $1 HASH 29¢ yeaa OZ. TIN —— = + outside ie inside — sensation among the guests overnight. And thus was born the Parker House -roll, And as with most legends, this one too had a happy ending. The aggrieved woman guest found that soft these well-browned on the and tender on ti rolls became a she had neglected to bring her necklace trom home; the chafn- bermaid was declared innocent: she soon Married her assistant- baker sweetheart; and they prob ably lived happily ever after on Parker House rolls. Ham ‘n’ Apple Slaw Brightens Lunch Menu Ham ‘n' Apple Slaw is good to eat and satisfying for a soup-and salad lunch. Lightly toss together 1'y cups of diced cooked ham or luncheon meat, 1 cup of cubed apples, 1 small onion ‘chopped), 4 cups of shredded cabbage, one-half cup of mayonnaise and ? tablespoons of French dressing. Serve in lettuce cups. U. $. Good POT ROAST Lb. 39° Home Cured BACON SQ. Lb. 19° HEAD LETTUCE ..... 2 35¢ Northern Spy Apples .. 3» 25¢ LOTAN’S Dixie Highway at Telegraph STEWING Pure, Open Kettle Rendered 77 S. Saginaw - Small, Lean Pork Shoulders — Lots of Parking OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MKT. Open Fridays ‘til 9 P. M. Lean, Slab CHICKENS | BACON®= Lean, Sliced LARD..... Small STEAKS Lb. ™ < CHITTERLINGS ...10*"51.50 moked Picnics ing time, when it is corinbied with brown: sugar and placed under the broiler briefly, i BACON | Amber Pudding |. Boasts Glamor When you add a brown stigar topping to an old-fashioned pud ding and place it under the broiler for about you have moved a minute before serving a simple recipe that has info the realms of fancy and with little extra effort part. We call it Amber dessert Ps addi ng Liquefied milk is a feature instant nonfat dry of the Amber Pudding recipe which was de- veloped in a fameus test kitchen, Instant nonfat dry milk is a shelf item for it goes into made-with-milk recipes, or it is a refreshing beverage. It versatile pant dssolves instantly even in ice Water Amber Pudding 2 tables ne cotnstarch a cut iga . t,. teaspoon sa!t 2 ps jnefied tmatant monfa! dry Mil 1 egg siightir beaten : ea n pie flay 6 tablespoons brown sugar Combine cornstarch, suger and salt in small saucepan. Gradually stir in liquefied instant nonfat dry mulk. Cook over low heat. stirring constant! rite! WATS comes to a. boi! and thickens, about 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Pour small amount of hot miviure inte egg. Stir into remaining hot mixture. . Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture comes to a boil, about two minutes. Remove from heat flavoring. Pour into Add maple individual oven-proof serving dishes. Chill. Just before serving. sprinkle each with | tablespoon brown sugat Place under broiler about one minute, until sugar browns and bubbles. Makes four-six serv- ings. ; Mix Cheese, Dressing. MAN grated. cheese with mayon- naise; spread on slices of bread; sprinkle generously with paprika. Bake in a hot oven until cheese melts with a cooked green vegetabie for hinch Sliced fresh tomatoes make a fine ac- companiment to these open cheese sandwiches (;00d along too, Halt or ..2™ 85° Save Deviled Ham Cans. ' add a teaspoon or two of grated pac kage and use lemon rind, This flavor combina- | pastry shells for chiffon pies. tion is wonderful with apple pie ready-prepared pie | Or add about half a cup of finely lemon ‘juice. in- chopped pecans to the mix before | your chocolate frosting, add = to Poach Eggs Perfect! y ‘ as te baad aa adding the water called for on the | teaspoon or so of ve eerabe oil. hing ¢cEs err stead af wate: Lemon Juice Varies Prepared Crust Mix Vary that crust mix. Use » the wan-' to us that poac poached egg”. W aterloo ‘ver been bothered | ton shape of a ee lere z the ech : : Turned vour nose up at raggedy He Sate : a ctons for . - using the eggs with the ham edges save your small deviled - boi ham cans and you can poach eggs Deviled Ham and Poached I gg without trouble ‘ 4 sives bread liere s how we use the rings to ; 2'4 0 ed b eges poach four eges. We butter the a . bottom of our deep Tinch copper- Toast the bread e sid = tad inle ae | 3} ] ; ; clad stainless steel skillet in the broiler of a range or under . Thea we butter well the inside the heating ¢ woof an t ji band of feur rings and put them — rotisseris in the skillet. We put six cups Spread the of water in the skillet, cover it) bam Piace under the and bring the water to a healthy again to heal the ham Viva boil. while poach the eggs We remove the cover and? Place a poached egg en each the heat ver ow, immediate slice of hot ham-spread toast. REALL Y CLEAN we break an egg info a demitass Sprinkle eggs lightly with salt. eup, and holding the tmy cup so Makes twe to four servings. 7] Use double-action Romen Cleanser J the top of it to wn «s the rim of Note For four to eight serv- . . Bleach for kitchen and bathroom P on , ven Pp " * ? r fies ngs use eight rings in the same way. sometimes | ° ~~4 Use also to make cupboards fresh, we cover the skillet at this point . aA sanitary —really clean. sometimes we don't Most New Potatoes In ~ SLEACH “A . - ' : In five to six minutes. with 1! 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It's time to start thinking cauliflower, is making its bow this 4+ ways to prepare some special season in a new dressed-up ver- sandwiches for meals on weekend sion that's sure to delight spring) jaunts to the lake, the shore, the menu planners, | mountains — or right in your own The brand-new dish, called! | backyard “Crispy Cauliflower Polonaise” a8 Here are a few suggestions gets its special elegance and ex-| for using that old standby, pea- tra-rich flavor from the dressing ®t butter: of crushed crispy crackers, melted Any of the following fruits, com- butter, onion and lemon juice bined with peanut butter, will served with it. 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Choice Beef POT ROAST Lb. 39° CATSUP 2™ ~ 35° PEAS S22 35 _DONATO'S SUPER MARKET OR 3-1552 — 7 _| a Don't Scorn Leftovers -- By JANET -ODELL : Pontiac Press Food Editor What do you do with a dab of thig and that? Do you let your leftovers accumulage for a week, then use them all ip at one time; or do you try to incorporate them in the next day’s meals? Does your family balk when you ask them to finish up the last bite of potato or vegetable so you won't have any left over? Mine does, so I don't ask any more. I often say in a joking manner that I don’t make soup — I as- semble it from whatever I find im the refrigeriitor. But the last time I wanted to make soup there wasn’t a single thing to put in, and I had te start from scratch; even had te open a .can of mixed vegetables! How about that last spoonful of jelly in the bottom of the glass. If you leave it it will only get sticky and hard. Have fruit salad for dinner and put a wee bit of jelly in each peach or pear half. Or beat a sweet dressing. Is there some applesauce . in aj THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSD AY, MAY 12, 1955 Serve Them With Flair '.Two or three cans, each filled -with a couple of pieces of fruit, can be combined for a fruit com- pote. Add sliced oranges, grape- fruit sections or sliced bananas. A topping of coconut adds flavor. Serve thié fruit mediey in sher- | a topping fer ice | bet glasses, as cream or waffles, or mix it with | the jelly into French. dressing for | gelatin. Gravy is a versatile leftever. The | | obvious use is to heat meat in it custard cup, not enough for even | for a second meal, either to serve one serving? Add it to gelatin, jon toast or in a. shepherd's -pie | either to use ax“salad er as a des- | With mashed” potato topping. Add sert. The same idea will work with | |gravy to homemade vegetable | a small amount of cranberry | 5°UP as a flavor giver. sauce | | may be made into a delicious salad | or sandwich. Treat it the same as | you would chicken. It is also pos- | sible to add minced veal or pork | |to mashed potatoes and form the | mixture imto patties for ae | in hot fat. Don't ever throw away the juice from sweet pickles. Mix it | with equal amounts of mayon- naise for an excellent cabbage slaw dressing. Add beet slices to this pickle juice for good pickled | beets. Add it to lemen or. lime | gelatin for a spicy salad. The Italians have the right idea. | They make up a large plate of lots | i A bit of leftover pork or veal | of different foods and serve it as | >: ITEMS LISTED BELOW WITH $10.00 ORDER MICHIGAN SUGAR * 15° LB. VAC, TIN CHASE and SANBORN COFFEE 49° HOMOGENIZED MILK . 69 ; ' Cube Steaks Lb. 39c 3 GROUND BEEF Lbs. a | 00 Pork Steaks | “Ad .% Gal. 15° _TARGE BOLOGNA © 39° 148 € HOWARD ST. 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Fresh, Lean ~ GROUND | BEEF 29%. ie 78 North , HAMS fs ; fee ee ee ee Lean Blade Cuts. = Bee h . ‘ . —— a . - Be THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSD. Y. MAY 12. 1955 ee Make Good Use of Bacon That Papa Brings Home - Tomato, Chicien Sees / TTT; | Le By JANET ODELL- Knead dough six\times. Rell everywhere. j enan anne caien sliced hacon te the breakfast muffins Shrimp Jambalaya ' Put water in saucepan. Add alls oF the luncheon biscuits to tempt Golden Ri C : pounds ae ingredients. Bring water to boil | Sl! appetites, . | pe Ib. 1% cane Goad canaked — Add shrimp as indicated above And. for another surprise meal or snack. serve : NO ete Guargerina ot butier and if necessary, enough water to 2° companiment c 5 eren” ciel Gnepped cover, Let: water come to. hoi! little rolls with crisp: slices of ; 1 clove garlic, minced again. bacon sandwiched in 1 bay leaf, crumbled : For another hot bread (n° bacon ‘ G ‘y 2 cups uneooked rice Turn heat down so water just _ : F _ 5 Sap water simmers. Cover saucepan and let CoMbination. here ix a Juscious ] 24 Si or . ¢c 1 No. 249 can tomatoes s. : . ‘ ; leu mbo Balt. pepper, and cayen shrimp cook two to five minutes bi al hs. ae uit roll-up that's a ize Large, Sweet, Calif., Bunch y z Cook shrimp in pene bouillon never longer. Drain shrimp and Perfect with the mormng mo * ‘ . ‘(rec ipe below). Shell and clean cool quick!s , - luncheon soup or an evening main dish ‘Heat salad oil in a very farge Bacon-Wrapped Biscuits ORANGES , . vir seo sein om 25TCELERY ..... desea... 15° GREEN PEPPERS =~... 5 ORANGES, . orto, a4 skillet. Add smoked ham and t cook until browned. Remove ham Add Beans ° ‘Soup : cea ake ices from oil and set aside. Canned green beans may be 3 teaspoons double acting baking Add margarine or butter to re- added to almost any soup or ere on. se: : maining oif in pan. ag! pepper, chowder minature. In vegetable 4° Of =_ oo. slightly browned. 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Serve with meat or poultry, * * * health news picture, Citrus biofla-| vonoids help keep our 63,000 miles | of tiny blood vessels elastic. | In whole oranges, top scientists report. these health-giving citrus! vioflavonoids are 10 times as con- | centrated as in strained orange in Many Dishes - A platter of steaming hot spa- | ghetti swimming with thick, nieaty sauce is good eating any way you look at it. This make-ahead sauce — a blend of tomato products, | juice. i : : , ground beef and seasonings—can Here are a few recipes that use| vel orgnges into ¢artwheels one- be cooked in quantity and served | whole slices. Let's take a healthy | fourth inch thick, Top each. with many ways — over spaghetti, in look. | one-half teaspoon butter or mar- rea] homemade lasagna, in a cas- Broiled Orange Slices | garine, serole with rice, with scrambled eggs. Make lot of sauce, for it | oranges into cartwheelg one-fourth| inches from the source of takes long cooking to blend flavors. | inch thick. Top each with one-half) with oven control set to broil and | -Keep the extra sauce in your | teaspoon butter or margarine. | preheated. refrigerator for another meal, or Broil two minutes, placed 4, ' Pour 1 teaspoon mint syrup over | Minted Orange Slices Health sProtection Offered by Fresh Orange Slices Whole oranges are now in the inches from the source of heat. the surface. Serve hot, Eat rind, navel oranges, 1 tablespoon. each and pulp. Serve with meat or poul- | fresh lemon and lime juice; one-| ey. |fourth cup sifted confectioners’ | and romaine, 'oranges and one-fourth cup French | dressing. If desired, serve with cot-| Cut large, seedless, unpeeled na-' tage cheese. = lettuce around a mound of cooked | Cut large, seedless, unpeeled, Broil two minutes, placed 4) Shrimp..Serve with mayonnaise or | heat,| French dressing. * 2 Tossed Orange Salad Toss one-half head each, lettuce three sliced fresh sugar and 1 teaspoon grated orange | rind. Serve over sponge cake, cottage | pudding or fruit souffles. Makes | 4 servings. * Orange and Shrimp Salad Arrange orange cartwheels on a Broil Peaches, Hash Like fruit with meat? Broil canned peaches with slices of canned corned beef hash, brushing . both peaches and hash with melted California Orange Sauce butter or margarine. Good with Combine 1'2 cups sliced fresh! cole slaw for Sunday night supper. | Protein Food Places. . 2 No Strain on the Occasionally, one will meet peo ple, usually older folk, whe would lead one to believe that the coh sumption of concentrated particularly proteins, is Ukely throw an undue burden on the liver and kidneys. This is fallacy, or old-fashioned superstition. Actually, the liver has three of four times, and the kidneys at least twice, the capacity required by the normal mixed diet, Lack of capacity of liver-and kidneys is no more to be expected than is lack of lung capacity. We eat, digest, and assimilate meat just as naturally as we sleep, and with no injurious strain upoa body organs. freeze it for later use. With a supply of this tomato-meat sauce on hand, you can turn, out hearty main dish fare when time is short Sh and appetities are long ge APE Tomato-Meat Sauce ~~ Stars at Children’s Party Children love color, sq here is a|on juice frozen with sugar). The) menu that will delight them. Both recipe given fills one refrigerator | ihe ice cream and the cake are ‘T@y with ice cream. multi-colored. It's fun fixing easy-| lf your party is large, increase to-make refreshments like these in| the recipe and tint one tray of + 2 medium-sized onions, ehoppe Gay Lemonade Ice Cream 2 tablespoons vegetable. or olive oil. 2 cloves of garlic, minced, 2 pounds grougd beef. 3 Ne. 3 cans tomatoes cups). . 1 8-ounce can (1 clip) tomato sauce 1 @-ounce can (% cup) tomato paste. % cup water 1 cup chopped celery. - ‘e eup chopped parsiey, 1% tablespoons salt. 1 tablespoon sugar. ‘4 teaspoon pepper 3 bay leaves. . ‘2 teaspoon oregano. Heat oil in large kettle: add on- ‘tons’ and garlic, and. saute five (about T% yellow, green and pink, and they will pleage the children so much. Start with Lemonade Refriger- ator Ice Cream, which is made with a can of frozen concentrate for lemonade (pure California lem- lee cream yellow, one green and .minutes. Add ground beef; saute one pink — using pure vegetable | until brown, breaking meat up with | coloring. When you serve the (a fork as it cooks. Add remaining children’s plates, give each a ingrédients scoop of each color. | Bring mixture to boiling; sim- For the birthday cake, bake or ™*. uncovered, 2'2 to 3 hours. . : | stirring occasionally. Sauce should | buy a fluffy ange! food. Cut it, and | frost. the slices individually in alternating colors, using powdered sugar and butter icing. Divide your icing in three batch: | es and tint it yellow, green and pink, too. Let the children select the color of cake they prefer. Of course, for the beverage serve made from cans of frozen lemon- ade. Lemonade Retrigerator lee Cream 2 tablespoons unflavored gelatin 2 tablespoons cold water 1 (6-ounce) can frozen for lemonede, and Water to make 1 cup liquid 's cup sugar ‘, pint whipping cream Soak gelatin in cold water. Heat ibut do not boil) the concentrate for lemonade and water mixed! with sugar. Stir into soaked gel- | atin. Cool. | Place in a refrigerator tray until thoroughly chilled. Then whip the ‘mixture and fold the whipped cream into it. Return to refriger- |ator tray and freeze until firm — ' about three hours, Shrimp Sandwich Easy, but Different Want an easy-make but different shrimp treat’ This is it’ Open-Face Shrimp S-ounce can Wet-pack shrimp 2 teaspoons lemon juice -— - concentrate — CHATEAU WINE CORP, MARBERT, MICH. 1 tablespoon minced chives | ‘e cup meyonnatse ! @ stices bread Extra mavonnaise 1 small tomato (sliced) Drain shrimp: rinse with cold water; devein if necessary. Flake | into mixing bowl. Mix in lemon juice, chives and one-quarter cup ° mayonnaise. Spread bread with extra mayon- | Fer High Quality. Low Price ! Meats - Groceries | ' naise; ange tomato slices over, Come to | bread: pile shrimp over tomatoes. | LEWIS BROS. MKT. |) pr nt tt ie eee eee | Double recipe for four. © | be thick | “Remove bay leaves; skim off i fat. Store, covered, ir refrigerator. | |Makes about 2", quarts sauce mering; pour over ham ‘‘stacks.”’ | ly hot oven (375 degrees; for about Note; Extra s@uce may be frozen | for use later. Tropical Ham. them tall glasses of lemonade ¢ Pr epar ed With Fryit and Wine | Give a can of chopped ham) tropical treatment with pineapple and bananas and flavor it with wine, You'll have an attractive looking, wonderful tasting dish. es- pecially geod for brunch. Of course, it would be equall: appreciated for supper or Junch particularly when served in com- pany with glasses of red or white table wine. e Tropical Ham Bake. 1 '12 ounce’ can chopped ham 4 alices canned pineapple. well drained 4 medium-sized bananas ‘not too ripe: ‘4g cup ifirmly packed) brown sugar 4, cup sherry wine 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 4 sitces crisp ‘toast Cut block of ham lengthwise in four even slices; plate in a shal- low baking dish. Lay a slice of pineapple on each ham slice. Pee! bananas and cut crosswise in halves; lay two halves on each slice of pineapple. Combine sugar, wine and butter | in a small saucepan: heat to sim- | Bake, uncovered, in a moderate- 25 minutes, or until bananas are tender, basting frequently with the syrup in the baking dish. | To serve, place a “stack”, on- each slice of toast; spoon some of | the syrup over each serving. Gar. | nish with parsley or watercress. Needs Longer Cooking | Brown rice needs longer cooking than white rice. Count on about | three-quarters of an hour for a) ‘cup of the brown rice cooked in| rs lity Special SALE « on 11 oz. Tumbler 4 CEE EE EEE verereeed THIS FREE Coupon é ‘eoere 1eete en purchase of ene Tl oz. tumbler of Peanut Butter TO GROCER: Our selesmen or authorized rep: rerentotive will redeem this coupon for 10¢ plus twe cents fer handling or yeu may mail coupons two cups of water. different famous | city _ tumblers Worth | seaeeaes a\ bey Poa s breeder ARAMA LARA LARARAAL velve 1/20 cent. 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The Utah rocket sled track will | be an extension of . the Navy installation near Mojave, | PICKED BY IKE—John B. Hollister has been named Foreign Operations Administrator by Presi- dent. Eisenhower. The former congressman, born in Cincinnati, , Ohio, succeeds Harold E. Stassen, who is slated to be special assistant | to the President on dirarmament. . There ‘are more than 275,000 pioneer | blind Americans. For Tired Husband : One Lost Weekend a | Month WASHINGTON dies: Does your husband start. fidg- leting as soon as he's sat still for | 30 minutes ? Does he take-a vacation daly to race madly to see how much. you Commercial Plate Deadline Saturday Midnight Saturday is the dead- line for obtaining commercial half-year licenses, Willis M. Brew- er, manager of the local secretary “of state office, announced today. Licenses may be purchased at the office's new location, Parke St., a half block north of the Municipal parking lot. The office is open weekdays 9 a. m. May 11 U—La-' can time? Is he getting a paunch? What he needs, said a psycholo- | gist today, is one long, lost week- end every month. Just a blank weekend—not lost by drinking, but simply lost. ‘You should order your life so 'that there comes a long weekend every month, or every two months at the most, when there is nothing wrong With doing nothing,’ said Dr. Nathan Kohn Jr., a personnel consultant from Clayton, Mo. He was talking to wives of men | gathered in Washington for the 33 «NL! to5 p. m.. Saturdays from 9 a. m. | to 12 noon It is the only office in Oakland County where the half-year tags are available.- About 600 of the 1,200 commercial licenses expected | to be issued have been given out, | ' Brewer said. Calif., and the Air Force's famed project at Almogordo, N.M., where | an officer recently. traveled more | than 600 miles an hour on a sled. | | The Pioneer Mésa development F _will have one major difference. The older tracks were equipped so that the sleds, after traveling at, hich speed, stopped at the end. In Utah, the sled will stop but its cargo—instruments or dummies, | with human passengers excluded— will be shot on off into space, in a duplication of the effect of eject- ing a pilot’s cockpit from a jet fighter or bomber. . The south end of the mesa, ‘ where the track will end, is a sandstone cliff. The “cap-reck,” | geologists call it the Shinerump — formation, forms a wall some | 200 feet straight up and down. | Below the cap rock, the rock’ and sluffed-off sand descends so sharply that the test capsule need be shot only a few hundred feet off _ the end of the mesa to have a/| vertical descent of 1,500 feet. That is why the Pioneer Mesa wag selected for the development after surveys of-a score or more possible sites in this country and even on oceanic islands. 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See and do within allotted, | bands”’ The problem is growing worse | a “=~ plygng for the creative ferson—the “The Care and seo of Hus- was his topic. \ Rat Chases Councilman ‘Investigating Town Dump CAMPBELL, Ohio W — Council- man Frank Reichard, after hearing complaints about rats at the city dump, went down to the dump himself. He reported to his fellow councilman that a big rat attacked him, forcing him to flee from so.%e distance before he finally was able to kill it with a stone. After Reichard’s experience, the city started scattering rat poison and worse, he said. It's the auto /mation age coming upon us. _Moreover, pressures are multi- one who is an administrator or executive. «Your husbands and all of us who try to think have tremendous- ly increased pressure,” he said. “When he comes home he wants to discharge tension; he wants to get something out of his system. But there's the wife; she's think- ing. ‘Oh, good, he can watch out for the kids so I can get things on the table.’ “Try to put yourselves in his place; try to understand. “But don't feel sorry for him. Then you become mothers instead of wives. You create new ten- | sions.’’ _* * @ Dr. Kohn had this advice on the | care and feeding ot husbands ¥Pigeons Move With Cafe CLEVELAND — Lou Watson, who recently moved his restaurant from downtown Cleveland to sub- urban Lakewood, several miles away, says a flock of pigeuns which patronized the back door of his old place now visit his. new one. He says he's sure they're the same ones because they are iweek of May. Give them a good diet, bul 2 a Va ried one. Do not let your family living ‘get inte a stereotype Arrange times for doing nothing. Accept your husband without res- ervation,. be critical of incidents but not of him. 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Progress Reported in Diarrhea Battle ' By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE NEW YORK @#—Better control of epidemics of diarrhea in infants —often serious and sometimes fa- tal—is prémised in new reports today to the Society of American Bacteriologists, The evidence is that certain types of intestinal bacteria may cause the epidemics which can sweep through nurseries. Tariff Debate Involves National Security ===: WASuINGTON win hg at ede a : sna debate over President Eisenhow-| clause by which the President States, and to manufacturers who| barrier for sale in the domestic | gress that if war broke out the have set up plants overseas to pen- | markets.” | nation ‘“wotld go on a coal econ- etrate foreign markets fenced off} Several American companies al- | omy overnight’’—but that the in fended by Charles P. Taft, Re- er’s tariff-cutting program, one of| could block any tariff cut that) from U.S. exports. ready are manufacturing in’ Eu- dustry, with many mines closed publican candidate for governor of the hottest argumentd has re-| would endanger defense produc-| Witnesses disagreed, however, on | rope, Hollengreen said, while U.S.| and employment down to 50 per Ohio in 1952 and brothier of the volved around a claim that the) tion, the remedy. To the foes of the! exports have shrunk to one third | cent, couldn’t rise to the emergen- late senator. He is chairman of program might endanger national; ‘Those who prefer their protec- | tariff bill, the trend was proof that| their peak postwar volume. He | cy for 8 to 12 months. |the privately supported committee security by crippling industries vi-| tion written specifically into the| the reciprocal trade program/ added, “This represents production! The bituminous industry, joined | for a National Trade Policy, most tal to defense, law argued that: hasn't been reciprocal; our tariffs! capacity transferred to Europe} by John L, Lewis’ United Miné active of the business group mp | The administratton rejected the} Domestic shutdowns, caused by| came down but other countries | which otherwise would be part of Workers, centered its attack on porting the administration pro- claim. Cabinet officers testified | foreign competition, would so cur-| kept theirs up. To supporters of! our national defense potential.” imports of residual oil, the by- | Sram. tail production that the industry the bill, the trend proved the need| Some countries maintain virtual’ product of Venezuelan refineries, Taft agreed that defense-essen- that the strength and unity of the , free world Piecoots on a ie: concerned would be unable to con-' for a reciprocal lowering of tariffs| embargoes -on certain U.S. ma-'Coal men charged that residuaf tial industries must be safeguarded * « @ The tariff-cutting bill was de- One outbreak in children’s hos-| cal, gradual lowering of trade vert quickly to war productions; !so that dollar-shy nations could |chine tools, to protect their own oil is being dumped at Atlantic and that coal is indeed a sick in- pital of Michigan was traced to one | barriers. . its skilled laid-off workers would|earn dollars here and abandon producers. Others simply lack the | ports, devouring Eastern markets | dustry. Beyond that, he disputed special type of a common bacteria known as E, coli, said Drs. Cyril S. Stulberg and Wolf Z. Zuelzer, of the Child Research Center of Michigan, Detroit. This germ can be controlled by the antibiotic neomycin, But it is | essential to treat all babies in the er industries climbed aboard the | be scattered; and the nation would be forced to depend on foreign sup- pliers who th wartime might be cut off or who, in an emergency, A year ago the jeweled watch manufacturers opened fire by stressing the “unique” skills of their workers. in war and peace. Then coal, wool, machine tools, large segments of the, electrical machinery, oil, chemical and oth- their trade walls. , dollars to buy them, Still others * 2 8 | save their dollar resources for oth- M. A. Hollengreen, president of | er U.S. goods as long as European- ‘the Nationa] Machine Tool Build-| made tools, even though inferior, might not choose to sell to us. ers Assn., supplied a further jolt are available, * ¢ ¢ by reporting that, because of com- a * fF Also, Congress heard fear ex-| petitive advantages enjoyed by| Problems more familiar, but no pressed that sizable portions of foreign countries: | less difficult to solve, were reflect- nursery, they said. Otherwise some defense-essentiality argument. _ American industry would be driven; ‘“‘American machine tool com-'ed by the “defense essentiality” | babies can be carrying the germ, | * *¢ «© that once belonged to coal. many industry statements. . ¢ * The soft coal industry has lost The railroads, which lose freight | 155. million tons in anual demand traffic when the mines are idle, | since 1947, Taft said, while residual made common cause with the coal | oil consumption has risen by the industry. equivalent of only 11 million tons. Joined by the independent and; He said the remainder of the nonimporting oil producers, this al-| markets vanished in the trend to liance of protectionists groups. natural gas and other fuels, in the | Strongly backed an amendment |dieselization of railroads and,,in overseas, Witnesses pointed to panies are considering manufac- claims of the coal, electrical man- harmlessly to themselves, but pass| The arguments were not silenced) American car producers .who' al-| turing their machines abroad and ufacturing, chemical and some oth- it on to newcomers to fire up new | by Eisenhower's personal assur-| ready are building autos abroad shipping them back into this coun- er major industries. epidemics, ance that no industry would be | proposed by Sen, Neely (D-WVa) ‘the decline of exports after “the | and 16 other senators. However, | war... and shipping them into the United' try over the low 15 per cent tariff | A coal spokesman warned Con-| the senate defeated this proposed | ‘Taft denied that residual oil is [ _FORTY-NINE people have never made any re. quest to the government under the | antidumping Act.” ~ ' “S6 far as national defense is - concerned,” he said, “existing mines, by going to a full week without overtime, could add 150 to 200 million tons of coal a year.” This, he declared, would be /more than enough for defense. Tomorrow: The great Swiss watch controversy OERENDABLE CUALITY. ]POWER MOWER ABSOLUTELY FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW REFRIGERATOR, TV SET, GAS OR ELECTRIC RANGE, AUTOMATIC WASHER Tor DRYER, LIVING ROOM SUITE, OR BEDROOM SUITE, ETC. AVOID HEART ATTACKS Reg. °26" Schick* TYay rie Sh 20’ Emcinic Shaver 15 Cubic Foot ~ FREEZEMASTER Refrigerator-Home Freezer .. . . 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SAGINAW ST. @ t at | pee . om naan | Hollywood Headlines The arinouncement said the com- THE PONTI AC PRESS, THU RSD AY, MAY 12, 1955 Pontiac Policemen MYSTIC, Conn ‘Civil War Widow Dies W— When Mrs bak Soviet Cultural Ties ao Promoted by Britain /*n and Russia. LONDON «@—Britain ‘set up a er cultura] relations between Brit- Christopher Mayhew, Laborite member of the last Parliament, was named chairman. The For- eign Office said Prime Minister mittee would encourage reciprocal | understanding between Britain and | Russia, primarily. by sponsoring | : visits by small groups to each | _ommittee today to promote clos-| country. | School to Honor Potter HILLSDALE Charles E, Potter receive an honorary doctor's de- gree fromi Hillsdale College June ‘now on for herself. The. red-haired ford, Ill. ing by actu for film stars (UP) — Sen.. (R-Mich) will Eden's Conservative government 5 when he speaks at commence- | © had organized the committee “in ment exercises at the college. Does it come as * By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD wu — Carol Rich- ards is giving up the ghost from She's going to sing only lovely from Rock- has earned a nice ig as the voice double a shack te learn that when Cyd Charisse screen, it aint really Cyd that comes out? It’s Carol. And when Vera-Ellen bursts into song in a movie, ln. ing Vera-Ellen. Hollywood, you see, leaves noth- ing to chance. If a screen beauty toes not have a singing voice that will titillate movie goers. she 1s provided with one. Sometimes this use of ersatz talent can be car ried to extremes = * * Once Betsy Drake was cast in a musical called *‘Dancing in the | Dark.” musical, performer ing and dancin er girls. She did her own acting however Carol Richards has performed as singing ghost for Cyd Charisse in “Brigadoon.”” “Deep in’ My Heart’ and the unreleased ‘It's Always Fair Weather She did | Vera-Ellen with an accent in ‘Call both her sing- opens her mouth to warble on the | you're not hear- , rye a . i That's Carol again. Since Miss Drake is not a | g were done by oth- | Carol Richards to Keep Voice for Self ,Me Madam’ and the childlike | singing for Betta St. John in “The | Robe.” She performed a double chore in “Pretty Girl’ —in Spanish tones for Movita and plain style for Joan Caulfield » * * ‘How does she duplicate such a wide variety of voices? “A few years ago, I learned from a Spanish boy how to re- produce accents,’ she explained. “He taught me how to watch a person's lips when she speaks Tken vou can get the same kind of delivery. “Whenever I } | /] did a voice dou- of weeks with the actress.-I- gtud- ied how she talked. asked to have her on the stage | Michigan ‘the Kellogg Center in‘ East Lans- , Randolph, bling job, I always spent a couple , | | department is able to spare’ to Then I always , when I was recording. The match , could be mare exact that way.” * e * But Carol has now put an end to singing behind the scenes. She landed a fine job on Bob Crosby's daily TV show, And she has pros- pects of getting into pictures with ‘her own face. She made a test at Winhie Buys Stud Farm af Training Course Four Pontiac Policemen this week are attending the 8th annual f : 89. State College training of ; she was list | Carrie Holt, 91, died ed as the last widow of a Civil War She cast 2. at the, age veteran in Connecticut her first vote in a Between Toes To quickly relieve and re move soft coras between toes, use the spe- cial Soft Cora Size Dr. Scholl's py oe D! Scaouls. Zino-pads ed course for supervisory officer at ing, Chief Herbert W. Straley an- nounced today. The officers studying the course in police administration are Lt. Oliwer H. Lemeaux, head of the police administration bureau here, Set. Donny’ Ashley, head of the vice squad; Lt. George T. Scott, platoon officer, and Sgt. Clayton of the twaffic division Straley said he is attempting to send ‘‘as many policemen as the such training functions as part of his overall plan, designed to 1n- crease the efficiency of the force. ° LINGFIELD, England uw — Si Winston Churchill has purchased the Newchapel stud farm from the estate of John A. Dewar, whisky distiller. The 42-acre farm is in fell CAY Cc NSON SA ta IF YOU } WEAR A UNIFORM | Visit My New ‘Department Style-Wise Uniformss for Nurses, Beauty Operators, Waitresses, etc. e@ Taffeta Dacron @ Pucker Nylon @ Britton Poplin Taffeta Nylon @ Dacron Seersuck* @ White on White Nyion soe sp “SAM BENSON 20 S. Perry St. ‘Two County Men Seeking VFW Post Two Oakland County men will | vie for the post of junior vice commander when delegates from 35 District 5 VFW posts convene Sunday at S!. Clair Shores for their final rall, for the current fiscal year. | They are Ivan Gibbs, former | Ferndale school principal, and John Ray, past commander of the Milford post. 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See Your Lecksmith—Jeha Jones ! ls waging the battle against cancer. | ince! a ail | cancer was not always fatal. | em persons whose early cancer | bequeathed us by our ancestors amination at least once a year and mene oe een YR Ee RE Se A eee SSS eae i Gust By DR, CHARLES 8. CAMERON | It could be cured if detected | | have been detected in time for had naether tacet. The eal | knowing the seven danger signals (advertinement) : Medical and Scientific Director, | early and removed completely. | cure, | always fosters the occult. Be- and being alert‘for the early signs American Cancer Society | But that was half a century ago,| Then there are ‘eas who suffer cause cancer was cloaked in | of cancer. Kidney Slow-Down NEW YORK (INS)—One of the, | and although the cure rates for from cancerophobia—persons who mystery, dozens of fables arose { Being terrified about cancer great obstacles in saving lives —sncer have been steadily in- have a morbid dread of cancer and bout it down, through the cen- | will not help, but knowing that | May Bring from cancer today is fear. : i turies. We are still harvesting | it is a dangerous disease that . The disease is surrounded with _ creasing, = — and hee pen aes pave: = or set ae strange crop today. | eventually will visit itself upon i an aura of concern that ranges| Still leaves its mark on our cul- certain to get it. study Massac _ One out of every four of us can Betless | all the way from maacstinnas ture. An American Cancer Society —_It was because of this infrequent A ay is Meads spur many of us into action. — vealed that most cancer patients s ; | When kidney function slows down, mang terror to an informed and healthy Poll not long ago showed that possibility that the question was connected their disease to some With such knowledge as this we (1, "St iain of nagging backache, head respect. bovayeee laid iessy a eee — once raised that the American’ wrong-doing of themselves or ©@@ then double our efforts 10 — aches, dizziness and loss of oligo: Tre cep i Sr i inks c is ie, : : ‘ , Don't suffer restiess nights ns This has jts source in the history gegen ok ee Cancer Society's education pro- their parents. They had guilt com-' Co@der cancer through research comforts if reduced kidney function get ; of cancer itself. The earliest rec- those who cannot believe thgt| &T@™ was creating unnecessary plexes because cancer had struck And in the meantime we can, tpt os poi ppt cexp o%s4 ordes show that Hippocrates in 400 a ; | fear of cancer. them. increase the margin of the thou-| sure to cold, Minor bladder emcee , . : id diet may cause getting up ee sccliing medical help because of study among the nation’s’ Fear, we must remember, can sands being saved by prompt fights or frequent, passages. uterus is incurable."’ In 1534, Aetius | their De ding ‘ot bo Leaning ‘They | psychologists produced the con- have a constructive side too. Some) detection and early treatment. ' ne Sha gg dige ce Ls E wergqnev repeated the exact conclusion. | & pe clusion that a person who had statesmen believe that fear of Fear is a poison that can destroy. eons saree} cnenandbaiag ta wilibnnn fas Even as late as 1793, the British, USU@lly wait so long that .death ; an unhealthy fear of cancer would, atomic warfare may bring per- us or it can urge us into action >vet 50 years, It’s amazing bow many B. C.. wrote: “Cancer of the Cancer is ever cured refrain from A os j “ Dea. h relief from these discom- surgeon Baillie wrote: ‘‘Cancer| '* inevitable. have turned to some other object, manent peace to this world. | that will wipe cancer fram our | forts helythe{Pcallesof kidney tubes and fb of the cervix terminates fatally. ad But everyone pays the price for his neurotic "expression. Can- A heaithy fear, or respect for’ lives. vera flush out waste, Get Dosn’s Pills today Se aE Sa Se =~ ~ - ——- —~+ ee ———— ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON—1 The Teller of Tales . 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It is a new step executed with a fluttering hip and a limp leg, and is said to be the hottest in- novation in the dance world since the Black Bottom. “You really must learn it,’ said a representative of the Dominican | Embassy to me on the phone. “Within six months, it will have swept the country and completely | replaced the Mambo.” So — visualizing the awakward moment when a local Romeo might ask me to Merengue and I would have to say that my feet were killing me — I took off for a les- son in this brand new art of Terp-. sichore. The teacher was Chancellor Guil- lermo Nadal of the Dominican consulate, and we met in a back | room at Arthur Murray's. All very | businesslike, because Mr, Murray wag there as chaperone. Also two _, hip. “See? [ Mo and “Miss Betty.” They were wearing snug skirts, to il- | | lustrate a point. | “Tt ig a very subtle dance,” | | Cha ‘ js | eal nectar Neial, “255 =P ‘into the conversation, move {ts important.” To show what wag meant, Miss Debbie thrust out a likely left be said Nadal. Calms TV Tempers by Getting Rid of Set | FAIRBANKS, Alaska W — Tele- | ‘vision, still new to the north, al- ways drew a faithful — but not peaceful — audience around the | set in the Nordale Hotel lobby. Tempers were prone to grow short and arguments long over which of the two available chan- nels should be tuned in. The hotel management solved the problem It secnowed the set. Obliging Fire Turns in Alarm Via Water Pipe NEW ULM, Minn, —A fire in Dr. F. H. Dubbe's office turned in its own alarm. : It melted a soldered pipe joint 'in the closet where it started. The water. dripped on the floor | and soaked through the ceiling. | sway with the left, , Fight.” - Even Grandma. Can Dance the ‘Merengue’ It was hard even for a woman | to miss. “That is the first half of the i basic movement of the Merengue,” sticking his hip “The other half is a sort of limp with the right leg. In other words, here's how it goes — sway out with the left hip, drag the right foot, sway with the left, drag with the right draw with the said Mr. Murray, Someone had pat a “Meren- gue” record on the phonograph and suddenly everybody was swaying and dragging for fair. The room looked like one big happy rehabilitation center. While they limped and bumped gracefully, I analyzed the music It was like an urgent, sensual contest among a Sax, a male, voice and a tom-tom. similar to Calypso in the repetition of its tune pattern, but really like noth- ing you've ever heard. “This dance is really a_ one- step, in which you do a_ sort |of a Fox Trot with one leg, and Rhumba with the other,"’ said Mr. Murray, clinically. “It will replace | the Mambo easily, because the | Mambo is a dance that can only ,be done by a young, exhibitionis- tic crowd. “This is much easier,” heaving lightly. 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Contest ° ems BOY ec toe rhe ene a - th ‘annual “Children’s ~ Low-heeled adult and children’s Other officers to be installed are garten tea for the Four Towns of the . j ~) : . »s are also important, aloh ‘Mrs. Durward Ash, mother vice School will be held at 1:30 p.m. | Clothing Crusade’’ conduc “ peel ie “baby clothing = & president; Edwin Kirsch, father | Friday at the school the auspices of sal Save “e re with baby : ic bj Mr : or an entering en Federation's Nationa avis: vice president; Mrs. Leon Steward,| Mothers with children entering dren De pe. a ‘secretary; and Mrs. Donald Ross, | school in the fall have been invited “ory Committee of Se Sper Annas! rea sorta cod sacar treasurer to attend. A film “Skippy and the tendents, more than $5! million and includes ; a es i be ad to ait . Ves 82,000 acres. Mrs. William Harmon, outgoing Three R's’ will be shown. . Phe clothing will be used to aid the harvest of 000 act —* = mes PENNEY'S) BIG MAC’ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! FIRST COMPLETELY SANFORIZED TWILL SETS May 22 at Drayton. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP-- Boys and girls under the age of 2%. who hold drivers’ licenses or permits, will be eligible to com- pete in the second annua! Road- E-O sponsored by the Waterford Township Jaycees. The event will be held Sunday, May 22, at the parking lot of the ALP store in Drayton Plains. According to Charles Pappas, | Jaycee president, the Road-E-O_ will consist of a written exam and a skill test involving driving through prescribed exercises such as parking, smooth stopping and others. Plans to conduct this. event were made at the organization's meet- ing this week. Robert Klingman) was appointed general ' chairman ‘ and six committees were selected to assist him. “By emphasizing the rules of the road and the skills needed for safe | driving, we intend to give local hao all youths a chance to prove that some we SS - ie eal : of America’s. best drivers are teen- | . — sans > | agers,” Pappas said. ? : : Rafer ay| HONORED AT BANQUET — Some 48 members of cate, as merit award winners Eugene Sawyer (left) bs eas eee he ean Ciaice, | Waterford High School's Vocational Cooperative Club and Dick Ryan assist. Standing is Charles Pappas, West Bloomfield, and Ortonville. received merit certificates at their Co-op Banquet vocational supervisor. High Scheol JRA Roy The event is sponsored nationally last night. Shown above, seated, is Mrs Clarence Larmee made the presentation. , by the U.S. Jaycees, Liberty Mu- | Dodge, Voc ational Dept. secretary, signing a certifi- ! tual Insurance Cos. and American —— ‘Trucking Assns,, Inc. | | who had charge of the celebraton Book Review Club Plans - Holly C. of C. Plans : te | tase year will serve in the same capacity, and already are booking Luncheon at Waterford July Ath Celebration | attractions for the event WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — li M ‘ The Book Review Club will ciose HOLLY~Sponsored by the local Clara Williams Marries its season with a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce and several | : Fg e, os Ay an other organizations. plana already Walter Hogle at Dryden oid aii in Waterford at 12:30 are under way for Holly's Fourth DRYDEN—Mrs. Clara Williams P.m Monday. All township women -}of July celebration and Walter Hogle exchanged their interested in books are invited to It will be held at the new bath- marriage vows in St. John Epis- attend. Reservations must be ing beach at Bush Lake. where copal Church Saturday called in to Mrs. George Dean, last year’s celebration. took place.) Mr and Mrs. Jack O'Connor. OR 3-4330, immediately. cs was a ts Z ad — and which drew one of the largest |were the attendants. A reception ‘'‘Merry Hall" by Beverly Nichols ' aon ; : ES ° Pe ay 4 crowds in the village's history. followed in the home of the bride- will be reviewed by Mrs. Eugene - f ae : 4 : = ~~ Ray Dubbert and Ted _Creque. groom. Cleland 3 ft % q LIZABETH LAWSON Ear! Lawson of Holly has an- nounced the engagement of his sister Lizabeth, to David G. Frick. - She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lawson of ay a — . A — utter -dewn pock peecil slot in lef j i 2 Holly. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Frick Sr. of Clarkston. No date has been set for the wedding. Troy Township Couple Celebrate | Golden Wedding TROY TOWNSHIP—Mr. and Mrs. Henry White of 2609 E. Big | Beaver Rd., are marking their 50th wedding anniversary today | and making plans for an open house Sunday. The open house will be held at the home of Mrs. Wesley Paul 2735 E. Big Beaver Rd. from 2-5 p.m. ; Married in Cornwall. England May 11, 1905, the Whites have lived at their present home for the past 23 years. They have five children, and 12 grandchildren. Four Towns PTA fo Hear Mrs. Eberle WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —' Mrs. Melvina Eberle, volunteer co- ordinator for the Ground Observer Corps, will be the guest speaker “at the Four Towns PTA meeting today. Installation of officers wil] be held, and safety service awards forthe safety patrol will be made. Open house for parents to meet their children’s teachers will be Better Than Ever! - PENNEY’S BIG MAC® MATCHED SETS comfortable utility weer for your job, home chores, hobbies, vacation SHIRTS 49 6 Oz. Tx ul held from 7:30 to 8 p. m. Mothers 1412 te 17 of kindergarten children will serve refreshments. | 9 8 Metamora PTA to Meet PANTS METAMORA — “Family Vaca- | 815 Oz. Twill — tions Inside Michigan” will be the, 7 program at the 8 p.m. meeting | today of the Metamora PTA at the | YOUR FASHION 29 te 44 New officers will be! “BLACKGROUND” T | GRAY--GREEN e installed, KHAKI County Deaths SUNDRESS COTTONS, SPRUCE GREEN Coby E. White BRIEFLY BOLEROED! SILVER CRAY ROMEO — Service for Colby ¥. | , Indoors, outdoors . . . you'll find White, 83, qf 460 N. Main St., will | Big Macs at work and play every- be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Sises 7 te 15; 90 where! That's because they are Roth's Home for Funerals, with 10 to 18 cool and neat, and what’s more, burial in Forestlawn Cemetery, dependable! Just. look at all those Detroit. He died Wednesday. quality features . . . better yet... . try a set. That graduated fit, for instance, is best, appreciated while weeding a ayrapat: or performing some other equally tough calis- thenics. Another thing . . . this is the very first time may ve has offered a completely forized work set: One more improvement, Be proud of your a 2g “Blackground” cottons! There's complete captivation in Penney’s shoulder-baring, full-skirted drdsses...in prints = | splashed on black grounds: And there’s double . - fashion fulfillment in the brief-to-the-waist point of the little jackets in butcher rayon. Jacket on . | on Thor Frch ge dvapenlen or off, they're dresses you'}! love to live in all [4 . = : es : is your greatest saving! . Summer tong. [| Se a ie te is eS in Toy Soldiers Machinist's Evenings, Weekends Are Devoted to Profitable Hobby . NEW YORK (UP)—Eugene Cus- ter works on instruments for large antiaircraft guns by day, designs midget soldiers by night, Custer, 40, a machinist for the Ford Instrument Co., turns out parts for experimental instruments, These in the past have been used to aim the big guns of battleships and other Navy fighting ships. But every night after work, plus weekends, he and his wife, Wilma, enter the den of their staten Island home to translate into metal one more bit of Amer- ican military history gleaned from their vast home library. As a boy, Custer was fascinated by toy soldiers. He began a collec- tion but soon found it an expen- sive proposition. The costly toy THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 | 2 soldiers that intrigued Custer were those imported from foreign lands, | so he began making his own. en PLAN SPRING FESTIVAL—Peggy Arnold of Utah! . Peatise Press Phete He has spent the past 20 years street, Mrs. I. W. Lidell of West Wilson avenue; and to be held Friday from 5:30 unfil 8:30 p.m. A large developing his own “secret’’ pro- Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Sally McClellan, both of _ portion of the proceeds from the festival will be used cess for turning out 2-inch-high Howard McNeill street (left to ri soldiers cheaply. Now they sell at tell about plans for Bagley School's Spring Festival , grounds. New York's largest hobby shop for $15 each, which is “cheap” in this field. Part of Custer’s gnasual collec- tion includes a Continental Army officer from New Jersey, a -Brit- ish Grenadier of the Revolution- ary War period and a U, 8. Ma- rine Corps officer of 1812. He currently is fashioning a Civil War gun crew, 2 Custer’s basic method of opera- tion ig simple. First he makes a clay model which later is used to make a metal cast, From the cast he makes a rubber mold into which he pours low-melting metal alloys. Mrs, Custer then paints the fin- ished project in appropriate colors. It takes about two months to turn out each figure. It takes an- other 10 hours to make ‘‘copies” from the original mold, Custer credits his wife for en- couraging him to go on during the long, lean years when his exclu- sive process was nothing more than a dream, : - SAM BENSON Says: Shop & Save IN MY COTTONLAND HUNDREDS of Dresses =|, TO CHOOSE FROM A host of styles... ¥ cottons, dresses. a Both regular and » half sizes. Good : selection of MATERNITY styuss 9291 to $671 SPRING and SUMMER SKIRTS ce ! , a “Home of Better Buys” one bilhon dollars. That sums up Indian's predica- ment as the nation enters the last two years of its first Syear plan. Unless foreign assistance pours Into India at five times the rate of the past three years, it must either curtail economic development plans or finance them with created rioney at the certain cost of infla- tion. Here are the reasons for this tre- mendoys gap between need and availability of resources for the first ‘ large-scale experiment in planning undertaken outside the totalitarian world: ‘1. There have been progressive ‘additions to the size and cost of the plan without any guarantee of additional resources. * . 2. The central and state gov- ernments have failed‘ to raise additional revenues called for in the plan. 3. Inadequate foreign aid. The cost of the 5-year plan in draft outline in 1951 was $4,000,- 000,000. In the revised form in which it was published in Decem- ber 1952, the cost rose to $4,500,- India’s Five-Year Plan Sees Billion’ Dollar ‘Deficit NEW DELHI (UP) + Wanted ~ | creasing unemployment, the plan- ining commission added a further | ments together, through taxes and $500,000,000 worth of projects de- signed to stimulate employment. The cost of the plan now stands at $5.000,000,000. The mobilization of internal re- resources has been less than was planned for even at the modest be- | ginning. The draft plan assumed that the central and state govern- | loans, would raise a total of $2,- 800,000,000 over the 5-year period. Actual performance, according to present estimates, will fall short by $300,009,000. | To meet the gap of $2,500,006,- 000 between the cost of the plan and currently mobilized _re- sources, the government drew on past savings. In the first three years of the pian, a total of $500,000,000 was secured by depleting the government’s cash balances and selling securities held in reserve. wt However, singe there are no more cash balances to deplete and | a minimum holding of sterling is necessary to back its rupee cur-| rency, the remaining gap of §$2,-. ght), are eager to to purchase playground equipment for the school | 000,000. In October 1953, bowing | 000,000,000 can be met only by | ;to the popular outcry against in- foreign aid or deficit financing. | 4 2-3 Killebrew, 3b 2 i Garver, p 311 Levan 1-0 6 Roig, 3b 0 0 0, | Kline, sa 2006 Oravets 100 Snyder, sg 600 Stone, p 1 0 @: Ramos, p 60 0) Paula 1 @ 2) Shea, p 600) @ 3) 371 — grounded out for Killebrew ta | Oravets grounded out for Kline in @th. Paula singled for Ramos in nn 001 | Garver. S—Garver, Wison, Tuttle. DP— | FiteGerald and Runnels Left—Detrait 6. Washingten 5 BB--Garver 2, Stone 2. Ramos 1. Shea 1 80—Stone 2, Garver 4 tn Tth) HO— Stone 10 in 6 inone out Ramos 0 in 2, Shea 1 in 1, R-ER—Garver 0-0, Stone 5-5, Ramos 0-0, | W—Garver i] 2-2 WP—Ramos. L—Stone ‘1-4:. U—Soar, T-2 15. Shea 3-4) ' Summers. Hurley A-—1,371L. Junior Loop Managers Confer Next Thursday A meeting of the Junior Baseball Managers will be held Thursday, May 19, in room 105 of Pontiac High School. 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Tuesday against Boston came on a hit and run play Kell a righthanded batter slammed a Tom Brewer pitch down the rightfield line into the * 1 + Chi- baseman, pavilion in the eighth inning to give Chicago a 42 win “It was the firsttime I ever hit a home run on a hit-and-run play,’’ Kell said afterward, ‘‘] was trying to knock the ball down the line to move Minoso (out fielder Minnie Minoso who had walked) around.” League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE ba BATTING wases oo 73 at ts)\—Kaltie Detroit, 390: Keunn. Detroit, %82. Avila Cleveland Vernon. Washingtor and Bauer New York, 327 ° RUNS — Smith Cleveland ™: Bauer New York, 24 on antle New York 3 Carrasque!, Chi 22 er Cleveland and Kaline Detroit. 28 RUNS BATTED IN — Vernon Washing ton, 26: Nieman. Chicage and Zernia! Kansas City, 23: Kaline Detroit, 22. Fimi- gan. Kansas City, 71 HITS — Kuenn’ Detroit 42, Kaiine. De troit, 39: Smith, Clevelard 33 Avila. Cieve land, Bauer, New York and Vernon. Wasb- ington UBLES — Wi'son Lepelo, Boston, Kuenn Kansas City, 8 Detroit and Fini Kansas City, 7; five pavers tied with TRIPLES — Fox. Chicago. 4: Katine Detroit and Carey. New York 3. seven players tied with 2 OME RUNS - Tersial. Kanses City &: Lollar. Chicago, Kalt Detroit and Mantie, New York Nieman Chicago Smith. Cleveland and Bauer. New York. 6 STOLEN BASES finoso Ct cago. 6 Jensen. Boston, Kaline. Detroit and Bus by, Washington, 4 ¢ Balt imere and Rivera. Chicago. 3 PITCHING — Wrnn. Cleveland 36 1 00Q Consuegra. Chica Moryar New York Kan a City 4 1 eee and German pitchere tied with STRIKEOUTS — Score, Cleveland, Lemon, Cleveland 2 . NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (based on 75 at bats'!—Mueller New York. 421; Repulski 8. Louis, J64 Logan Milwaukee, 358 Campanella Brook!yn, 351: Schoendienst. St. Louis. 345 RUNS -— Snider, Brooklyn, 25 Milwaukee, 733; Gilliam, Brooklyn. 22. __ gan Miwaukes and Perk New York, 21 RUNS ED IN 2-0. 1000 Five New York $7 ivan Boston and it Garcia Cleveland Ted’s Return Prompts of new talent, they seven men back to the minors. ¥ Ee Ps : had to ship said he had been offered either his outright release or a place on pitchers John Gray, ne a apa retired list. He) Cano and Ed Burtschy to Columbus chose the former. z ine, er of the A’s, acknowledged that The New York Yankees, besides | for later disposition. Recalled in the team had to dig down deep selling Slaughter and Sain, also! fielder Hector Lopez from Colum- into its pocketbook to come up sold pitcher Art Schallock to Balti- | bus. with these players. Herbert alone! more and sent pitcher Don “Larsen | reportedly brought the Tigers $40,-/ to Denver of the American Assn. Enos Slaughter and pitcher John- Marion Fri- Ray Kennedy, personnel manag- 000 on option. Larsen came to the ny Sain to Kansas City, seld Kansas City threw John (Sonny) Yankees in the 18 - player deal pitcher Art Schallock to Baltimore, Dixon, a pitcher, into the Yankee which also brought pitcher Bob optioned pitcher Don Larsen to deal and Dixon found himself im-. Turley. Denver, sent pitcher John Dixon mediately headed for Denver in Here is the list of last-minute (from Kansas City) to Denver. the American Assn moves by major league clubs to’ CLEVELAND—Gave pitcher Hal ‘ “* get within the limit: Newhouser his outright release, The ‘day's other noteworthy ac- AMERICAN LEAGUE sent Joe Altobelli t6 Indianapolis tivity included the outright release KANSAS CITY — Optioned first on option. Sold outfielder Harry of lefthandey Hal Newhouser by baseman Don Bollweg and pitcher | Simpson to Kansas City. a the Cleveland Indians, The 34-year- Charley Bishop to San Diego, op-| BALTIMORE — Placed pitcher old Newhouser, once the prince tioned second baseman Forrest Joe Coleman on the disabled list, of the _American League lefties, Jacobs to Columbus and catcher | optioned pitcher Don Ferarese to —— : ——* Oakland, dropped pitcher Bill Mil- mer (unassigned) placed pitcher “Why?” Kiley was asked. “Well, when Ted Williams gets ‘here you basebal! writers won't pay any attention to the rest of us again this vear"’ Farewell to Writers list. BOSTON Ww — “I want goodbye to you fellows,” ted Sox pitcher Leo Kiely to say Boston said to Bob Smith to Louisville, sold pitcher: Joe Trimble to Hollywood. newsmen in the. clubhouse yester- Bob Feller has won 262 games DETROIT — Released Steve day in the America league. | = = Car Owners Who Want}. 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Ford ‘Hot’ as Tourney Starts New York Pro Shoots 63 in Practice Round Souchak to Buffale, put infielder Joe Coleman up for waivers, Sold pitcher Ray Herbert to Kansas oor released infielder Ron San- g¢ Hot Springs oe — Previously reached) WOT SPRINGS, Ark. More | WASHINGTON — Previously ‘ban 100 golfers had Doug Ford's practice 63 as a target today in ,the first round of, the $15,000 Ar- ‘lington Hotel open golf tourna- ment at the Hot Springs Country Club. Ford. well known pro from Kiamesha Lake, N. Y.. finished his fine round just before a heavy rain PITTSBURGH—Optioned pitcher halted practice. There was threat Al Grunwald to Mexico City. of more rain for CINCINNATI—Optioned pitcher round play. Fred Baczewski to St. Paul, op-| Par on the 6,971 yard course. is tioned pitcher Jerry Lane to Nash- 72 ville, | PHILADELPHIA—Optioned out- fielder Mel Clark to Syracuse, in- fielder Luis Ortiz to Seattle. MILWAUKEE—Optioned pitcher Ray -Crone to Toledo. CHICAGO— Previously limit. reached limit. NATIONAL LEAGUE BROOKLYN — Placed pitcher Tom Lasorda on the disabled list. NEW YORK—Asked waivers on catcher Mickey Grasso. ST. LOUIS — Optioned pitcher Floyd Woolbridge to Houston, first baseman Tom Alston to Omaha. 'Besselink of Grossinger’s N. Y., and Byron Nelson of Roanoke, Tex. are among the well-known money players who have recorded sub- par rounds in practice this week. reached All-America on Diamond today's first Ford, Cary Middlecoff—also re- gistered from Kiamesha Lake —. Tommy Bolt of Houston, Tex., Al Star MSC Gridder Wins COLUMBUS—Ohio feated eleven in 1564 was the fo attain that goal in 10 years, Fine Used Cars at Real Bargain Prices! Schutz Motors, Inc. DeSoto-Plymouth $12 S$. Woodward, EAST LANSING — Michigan) State’s Tom Yewcic quarterbacked | the Spartan foetball team to the | national championship in 1952 and | to the Big Ten and Rose Bowl | championships in 1933, but he gained All-America honors as a catcher for the Spartan baseball | team in 1954. ee Sd aa z Low Mileage FORD TRUCKS @ 1953 F-800 10’ © 1954 F-600 10’ @ 1953 F-600 12’ STAKE @ 1954 F-600 12’ STAKE ts @ 1954 F-100.% TON PICKUP ‘LARRY JEROME Your Rochester Ford Dealer “For More Than 30 Years—A Good Place to Buy” Phone OL 1-9711 Main St. at the Bridge DUMP DUMP “Repeating a Sellout” ‘ Ww 4 _—™ @ ALL WOOL @ SMOOTH SHETLANDS @ RUGGED CHEVIOTS @ NUBBY TWEEDS 4/1— Regulars—Shorty-—Longs @ GABARDINES @ LINEENS e COVERTS @ FLANNELS Chare oal Shades ay * SEE OUR WINDOWS hrifty Thirty Fiver” Sport Coat and Slack AT THE HUB! Both For nly *35 SPORT COATS Combination OPEN A HUB CHARGE ACCOUNT © 30 Days © 60 Days © 90 Days Carrying Charge! 18- 20 NORTH SAGINAW STREET —“ ? ee : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, MAY 12, 1955_ _ a —— ‘Prince Hal’ | WE BROKE ec 5 urn -Y acter lo id Crowe Ik Phroughi Ger ALL , Cut From Tribe RECORDS | ss _ ae IN ABC Tourney Ss Illini Thinclads ae pe - ‘Willams May . wah 07 vn : ’ ad = ik eo ETRE ~ The pitching ca- APRIL] cow Bopres SCY Beat MSC’s Gosper AC; vet oe alia a Sew We Will Sell FORT WAY “J ee one ve 7 we — [linois Also Give Push }4-vear-old stylish lefthander was Ralph Fessenden beat big ter given his outright release yester to Boston C 3 chi ans et veda scommme juil af t Sind 7° Michig 100 Cars in May five-day scoring lull at the champion Kevan Gosper of Mich Bere hoes peers UJ A preduct of Detroit sandiote, - iene Rowling nnus erican Reawling Co . Fastest Growing annual Am oe wan State hy fe wards an the urtiamnen! may erupt “it! - This Is Your Opportunity to gress tour een ~ ca S {hc ard dash ‘esterday as the Lincoln-Mercury J© Take advantage of LOW PRICE some NERY BEE ee lint defeated the Spartans Newhouser broke In with the Da. / TAG, HIGH ALLOWANCE and The last of boating s name 6X 1th > in a dual meet . : troit Tigers In 19460 and spent 18 ‘ ie ina dual! Z Dealer j teams Stroh s Reet f Detrs z ‘ . Plans fo Join Sagging years with the club. In 1955 the f F-27-TERMS Caen ee eee atm ite Foxsendens tue of (24 a 7-2 ag ‘ é - : 850 $. Woodward, Birmingham ; MI 6-2200 singles record of 773). Tony Linde. over the highs in 14 seconds flat a shot in the arm as well as not up A te record with the pennant- : : mann, Eddie Lubanski, ang Pete for another meet mark and added ster the sagging Boston Red Sox. winning Indians. appearing 23 Nilliams will fly here tomorrow tines as a reliefer and once as a from Miami, where final terms of starter Carter . the lows in 22 9. a a ; 2 = his) divorce’ settlement were ré Tacked on to his 200 victories : ¢ ® i corded: vesterdas with Detroit, these seven games Another FIFESTOME Special %& Thursday Friday » Saturday Only! “Pm pot going to wast ams gave Newhouser a mayor leas S| : ! kestetal i pe _ Just Arrived .. Save 41.95 on this a tens ou ae dasceiog 1a s [ d | FOAM RUBBER sii tute es swemeer sw SPOHANS LEA ; oli pleted - teached later in hie Florda ' . Kevs seclusion by the Miam: Her ald, Wtiltams said Tl) just do the best I can, and hope [ can help — ie eae” Defending Champs Hit : bd Coler hermonized pattern... beaw “T haven't done any minning.' 1g Pp , tifles amy ¢or. Drpiinngt ° he said. “I weigh 210 pounds 15 at .339 Clip; Menace- i © Tohes « minvte.to inctell, 3 _ 7 more than bis Playing weight’ and UM‘s Title Chances | B : t may | r tit Re sé . a . ; © Plastic seated fiber top . . . sponges ' §$COT GOLFER — Dick Ayling. former Pontiac High Scheol athlete, : may _ sci But bi Red Sox deen... worm in winter — cool in seacnic COAte | |18 a member of the golf team at Alma College this spring. A football “Tine {0 Want me. so Um goink CHC AGO P — Michigan State's bummer, | = wach . ‘ FIBER COVER and basketball letterman, Avling played a year of golf at PHS ; but While the orcat left-hand hitter defending Big Ten basebal! cham- Reg. $4 50 awitched his Sprang SPORs biterest basebail . with a 348 lifetime ave rage stead pions earn ee yaaa North: ° : : western as) 4th place in the 1955 uy repeated his decision te quit ' ; Pack ; , race still rank as the le cane s = iffer the lust came of the 1454 td: " fe < Ferqus situ , SCL Baseball Title Race «0 site tan nich ac tn mat daneeroes slugging team , SPECIAL — whether he really meant The Spartans, who may “upset OR REAR B W id O r l tt Friends insisted his baseball Michigan's title hopes in a %- CUSHION ecomes ] S Perks = future hinged on bos miutital dif game series with the Wolverines f 100% PURE LATEX = ficulties Which were the main re thi ~kend leading the Sale Ends When Present Stock Is Sold FOAM RUBBER | Pontiar St Michaat’s 7 ie son for his retirement a tke ai « fone 339 ‘over St. Marv of Orehar ake me next Monday will ul a : ; : iM Co ia sina eal a ta sun m \ a a ful The court ordered Williams to team batting average. Michigan \. | ~ ae fas ; nes ’ .. slate of games pay a total of $1000 including ranks as runnerup with .311 and urbs holic Leagu aseh, ; 000 ; hik exits. court roste x : | “ sa $50 900 for his ex-wife court costs. Ohie State's Buckeyes are 3rd REDUCED! ititle chase into a wide-open . Hl. & *' and $100 per month for his 7-year with .294 ° scramble 5 : sla: © : ai ce . ! Wd daughter Barbara until st ° ' & fa : ori qaug arp i i ne is res one eee @ wonderful. lames $2 RO St Me ie a : Minnesota. which shares the lead on } i ; buy! | Five teams in the eightmem — < Clement 21 gt Frederv x @8 18. In addition, Mrs. Willams was Ae : nl race” th Mi HifAn i A | t | ber Joop still retain good chances NEXT MONDAYS GAMES awarded the family’s $12.000 South '" _ ms i ws ! : < and t 4 = - . 5 Pra ; = een ne : oo ata . each with sever “tore we ampion uto res one PLASTIC of winning the crown. OL St. > St Mary a: St Mticnaei s Rua Miami home and the fanuly ca ‘ “~ apy. ; : : Frederick Of 81 Marv ar 8 le is the fifth Creturn’ af the losses. is the team fielding leader Mary and Mikes, tied for the Beuecu: 8 Cesena 8 as 4 Je = Just like a GARDEN HOSE lead, have the inside track, but — lugver though each has been’ dif. “ith an average of 972, That fie- ; : 2 ferent 7 ure tops Michigan by a single © Transparent Red Vinyl three other aspirants are close Bob Dawson Victor er » ° for point , ; : ny iamMs Was th Servite or yard real car ®@ Full-Flow Brass Couplings behind. Even thrice-beaten Hazel S th T three sears during World War TT Leading Big Ten hatter is Jerry | : . a in Southern Tourney ears during { War 1 Park St. Rita, holding down tth : ; aa Fenink a ot bumetor — R $13 95 ; recovered from a 0 A-Star Ranicke of Northwestern, who is eg. bd SALE 77 50 a has a slim mathematical Bob Dawson, probably Pontiac's Game inmry anit me hack again batting 118 in nine games Chuck HY Joe Tepe sero ie ecentls TE in the midst of the 144% season Mathews Michigan State Ist base- eee ie Garehuire , ; ek : FT. Upheaval of the Fagiets bs the turned from St Petersburg, Fla ‘after fixing in the Kor ean War.. man. leads in total hits with 15 and Shamrocks erased the last un- “ ne re he wrntered rae pas He soi ed a broken collarbone Dan Cline a Michigan in total : blemished record from the books, ae ‘a oe a sa sen “ pa March 1 last vear which kept him bases with 23. Cline and Ray Col. e leaving the two with identical 41 ; aaucn. fae ia Erei amd out the first month of the cam- lard, Spartan outfielder, each have © Sele- Priced! 16-inch ‘figures. Ferndale St. James is run- 1 ine oe out BS : ee ; 7 driven home 11 runs. F “Th ¢ inerup. while Center Line St. Clem- eee , In 27 games this sear. Boston oo : F rifti-Cut’ 4 : 2 adic shland we me has played to 309.914 fans—aver- d f N ——— = = ——— a S . Benedict of Highlan Playing stead, golf, the 74-vear- ii 564 in Ai $ for ewsmen € St GASOLINE POWER (eae ying steady golf. the 74-year acing 11.361 in 17 road g d Park aré deadlocked for 3rd spot. oid Baw c STaciad “a fald of aang ths ‘| road games and _ co tae == . ROTARY MOWER ee nae old Dawson outlasted a field of 11595 in 10 home appearances EAST LANSING — Michigan | St. Frederick's Rams. still wine 128 players to win the match play Field Stadium | without Wilhams A vear ago in State's Macklin 777 less after five attempts. are in. h; r fair ‘hic k 2 ss = mm Reg. $6750 5 wee handicap affair. which took 2 4, same 27 games the total was press facilities includes six dark MAY SALE SPECIAL the league basewPht. one game months to complete. 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MAY 12 » 1955 “Uroe Residents fo Participate Big Feature of 7-Day Festivities ROCHESTER—Village President Clarence Burr has proclaimed the week of May 3hJune 5, as “Roch- une Week.’ Rochester LL ester }le ‘Where the oO TKS VA Fier iS 1¢ Club has- undertaken fo organize a Home Show’ in der to publicize the many advan tages of living in this area, with its excellent location, neighborly citizens and forward-looking busi- nessmen,”’ Burr cited as reasons Rochester or- Lions Club Show to Be echester Home Week Set May 30 to June 5 "sylvon Lake Policeman Named Chief at Chelsea Set. John F. Carman announced 5 fe Raises yesterday his resignation from the i _ Sylvan Lake Police Dept. to ac-) tate | aries | cept the position of police chief in Chelsea Carman, a member of the Syl- Health Chief Education van Lake department for six _ : years, Said in a letter to Chief | Commissioner to Get George Wo Purdy that his resigna- | i tion would become effective June 1 | $18,000 a Year when he will take over duties of [LANSING —The Senate voted chief of the 6-man department $18. 000-a-year @alaric fo tw Hie was offered the position after — , wigs wt ° passing a civil seroce examina state officials vesterday and said tion, competing with LX other appli. tus probably should be Che pattern cants for the job fer other elective officials ; _ The chamber overrode iis Ap- Banquet Is Tonight ipropmations Committee in voting SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The $18,000 to Dr. Albert E. Heustis, mother and daughter banquet of, state health commissioner. He now 'the United Presbyterian church | gets $12,300. The committee had | will be held Friday, beginning at| recommended $16,500. e A Distinguis hed Service... @ * * —$ William R. Potere ° IL. Taylor, state wuperinieatiendt of , # public instruction, a boost from $12,000 to $18,000. d FUNERAL HOME ® | Sen. Edward Hutchinson (K- prostate edt ot ne oes | Fennville) said that the pay | : 5 raise for Dr. Taylor was being proposed now because his new term will start July 1. The con- stitution forbids raising elective otficials’ salaries during a term. Furniture at Its Finest “IT think this will indicate a pat- ‘tern which we should follow next vear for the other elective state officials whose terms will not ex pire until next year Hutehinser He satd tne Legislature tight is Well fact that execu- salaries are rising and that the state Civil Service Commission nas boosted a number of lesser officials over the $13,000 mark. fave the tive 330-332 Main Street Rochester, Mich. First subway in New York Qty | IRRORT COA ten: duns, eileen OnE ‘Sabrina Fair" IN FINAL REHEARSAL — Acting out a scene from are Avon Players David Keena, Mrs. David Keena and Mrs. Ed Kucera 2 f Rochester. The hit play will be presented by the Avon group Friday ind Saturday nights in the Rochester High School, with curtain time set at 8:30 p. m. The sensitively written drama, ked with both humor and pathos, is the final production this season of the Avon Players Sabrina Fair to Run 2 Nights Hit Play Ready to Open Tomorrow at Rochester ROCHESTER—The Avon Play- ers checked on props and brushed up on their lines today, as they | made final preparations to present. the hit play, “Sabrina Fair,”’ to- | morrow and Saturday in the Roch- | par |Player’s final production of the season, The sensitively written play has a goodly supply of both humor and pathos. Filmed by Hollywood under the title,’ for issuing the proclamation, It urges residents to make the week the occasion for beautify- ing their homes, renewing their appreciation of home and family Yte. and for observing the pe- riod In any other befitting man- ner. The Lions Club show is sched- ded for Tune 4 and 5 at Halbach Field. Income from the affair will be used by the Lions for community projects The Rochester Village accepted the proclamation at its meeting this week, and also took action on several village matters. Tax Rate Set Taxes will remain at the same 17-mill rate as in 1954, with 13) mills allotted to the general fund, and 4 mills for the highway fund. The Council accepted a report of 1955 assessment roll of $6.001.500, | /as received from village assessor | This repre-, Grace M. Crissman. sents an increase of $336,500 Over | “Sabrina,” it met with substan- tial success and received several “Oscar’’ nominations, [t starred | Audry Hepburn and Humphrey | Bogart. It tells the story of a chauffeur’s daughter and her difficulties with love in a wealthy family. The plain | girl goes to Paris to study cook- | ing, and returns a sophisticated, alluring and exciting woman. From | there on, things happen. Directing the production ts Rich- ard McGowan with Mary Chap- man as assistant. ester High School Auditorium. The curtain will go up at & 30 pe m. both th nights _ on this, im Publishing, Ad Agencies Sued 7 Justice Dept. Names Six Groups Defendants (Sabrina), Jim Jackson, * Marj | WASHINGTON w — The Justice Whitlock, J in - ca ' ean y. Gerry Ger. | Department today filed an anti- | Dorothy Duffield. Duke | maine, trust suit against six major pub-|Raldes, Henry Purd, Alice Spitler, last vear's figure. Proprietors ef the North Hill _ Subdivision appeared before the | Council - 6:30 p.m. OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 It also voted to give Dr. Clair was opened in October, 1904, | council and presented a formal | financial agreement whereby $203,000 would be deposited in the Manafacturer’s National Bank ef Detroit, to be used for those utilities that the Village of Roch- ester is responsible for in the properties of the North Hill Sub- division. All of the water. sewers. paved streets, sidewalks, storm sewers of _the subdivision that are inside of the village limits are included in| the figure, and funds can only be | released by the village. At a special meeting last night | financial agreements, ownership papers and the final plat of ‘the| subdivision were signed. | Tag Days Approved lishing and advertising agency 8% |Reity and Dave Keena, Joan sociations. Tt charges violations | Mackey (as narrator), Bob H al- | in the placing of national adver-/pach Judy Bachor and Don | tising in newspapers and maga- Blome. zines |. Behind the scenes will be Bob , Atty. Gen. Brownell announced. | the civil action was filed in the | 88d Betty Holbach directing the U. S. District Court in New York | staging, Ed and Cynthia Wise | handling properties and Louise The American Assn. of Adv er: | tising Ageicies; The Avon Players is a non- 'profit organization for people who Permisston to hold tag days was ‘granted three groups. The Ameri- \ ean Legion Auxiliary and Veterans /of Foreign Wars will have their | Poppy Sale on May 26, 27 and 28. | The Band Booster’s Club will hold ‘its tag dav on May ZI. — A petition from 12 property ic | = Bi Ry ae See ee een deals eS see ee 24. eee L Sst i. SE A He DIES TOPPERS Values 19 2995 | ~ {4 4 Our regular stock of all wool ; boucles, tweeds, cashmere blends, % all wool suedes and a group of better values at the original prices... now take advantage of really excep- tional values nylons. These were good *1O=_ % x Soe EEE ORE. SPE ~ TERRIFIC SPECIAL! | Girls’ Nylon Toppers | Regular $16.95 @@ OO pletely washable. Available in $43°° ; white and pastel colors. 100° Nylon Toppers, com- #" ALL OTHER GIRLS’ SPRING COATS 14 OFF DONA. Sl BRE BS Pe, ek PARR PRO R9 fee | oo: WA Last 3 Days " OU i F: © : ue MEN’S SPRING SUITS | r STORE . ' mel : . owners on Helen street to con- : The American Newspaper Pub- like to act or work around the 7 hshers Assn ; Stage. The group acquired 50 new orect horse ee poi : Publishers Assn. of New York members this year, bringing the {T° "Mire to aches | ity: 5 , nee received, and Manager Robert : ae B Publ j total membership to 280. and pleas Slone was authorized to map the : t siness Publi- y sIay | | . ; : catia: aaee ust |are under way for a new play | foot frontage and plan for a pub- ’ Periodical Publishers Assn. of | | lic hearing. America; and Permission to tap in on the vil-| Agricultural Publishers Assn. | Mets’ Chari ity Wor k | ae water main was given to H. All of these groups have head- R Kjolhide for Lot 2 of Paint | quarters in New York City except | Creek Hills Subdivision. Agricultural Publishets, based at) ecognize by lodge President Burr announeed ‘that | Chicago | Village Manager Robert Slone had | The complaint charges a conspir-| The Pontiac Eagles, 1230. pre- been elected secretary of District | ‘acy in restraint of interstate com- Sented the city’s Metropolitan Club) Four. Municipal League merce, alleging that the various! Spirit 6 last night with a plaque associations had agreed upon uni-|in honor of the group's work in >M h alas practices in connection with charity during 1954. (30th Robbery Too Muc the placing of national advertising, Police Sgt. Walter Baerwolf, BOSTON (UP) — Two gunmen ‘in printed media. | past president, said the club spon- walkéd into Bedro’s Asadrian’s| The suit specifically challenges | Sors functions throughout the year, variety store and robbed him of | an alleged agreement that the ad-/ with proceeds earmarked for ptib-- $85. But that one incident wasn't | vertising agency commission for lic welfare. The Spirit's work also what made Asadrian angry. It —placing ads in such media would ; inc ludes the _anogual Goodfellows’ , was the 30th time in 20 years that be a uniform 15 per cent. \drive during Christmas. ‘he had been a robbery victim. f Several leaders in the newspa-| gausummem = = = —— per publishing field have denied “ ' . any Sherman Act violation. Plans | commure were made to fight the case in semen court. The system which the oe : BODY-FENDER ernment opposes is based on the | . practice of newspapers and other’ 5 e publications of accrediting about A | Bumping and 400 advertising agencies that have | ulod ° ° established their responsibility. P aint Repair These agencies receive a 15 per: P A| NTING ; . . cent discount on advertising placed "== Let Crissman Experts Give Your in newspapers and other media on aa * behell of « client, The neeacy sc: Car a Professional fem or tains the 15 per cent. Bump Repair job! : | Three City Youths ° | + i | ® Reasonable Prices * Hurt in Collision - ROCHESTER. | Three Pontiac youths were in.’ e a wat vont on 1 Crissman Chevrolet Co a 2car collision at South Bowe. s if vard and Adams road, Oakland | 755 $. Rochester Road OLive 2-9721 | County Sheriff's deputies said, | Warren H. Anders, 17, of 106 — - Omar St. the driver, and his) pamengers, Hite warn. 61 AUTO PAINTING 118 Omar, and David Cox, 16, of if 29 Mechanic St., were treated for Expert Body and Fender Repair. | | at Pontiac General | ae — on All Makes of Cars Anders’ car collided with one Free Infra-Red Factory. ee Quality . fafled to see a sfop sign at the intersection until it was too late to Cor Werk Bese ‘Men’s 2-Pant All wool sharkskins or worst eds, hard finish suits at a really terrific price. Regulars —Shorts—Longs. Regular to $55 All wool worsteds, sharkskins, tweeds, splash patterns, and gabardines. All in the latest style for spring wear. An exceptional value for the man who wants quality and style at reasonable prices. Regulars — Shorts — Longs. Suits — SAT CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES SR co RBs ee ree LADIES’ BETTER DRESSES Values to $17.98 356 ana$ ; ee Regular $65 Ra 4 ane arte scateaiiliaitaemmmmieaih al Boys’ Topcoats : Sizes 2 to 20 De —— wn Sireet er —— ee _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 The average housewife spends one third to one half of her work- activities, estimates the Twentieth ing day in the purchase, Prepdra-| Century Fund, WALLED LAKE PARK eC Mandand Woncderlard f GRAND OPENING MAY 13! E Speed Boats — Thrill Rides — Amusements Park ‘in Full Operation Daily Picnics Now Being Booked—Phone VA. 2-8613 >ON OUR GIANT ——e \._ CINEMASCOPE—All in Color 77 ae TONIGHT — FRIDAY \ BIGGEST OF ALL M-G-M MUSICALS te m COLOR ano j ox: tlon and care of food and related | |who must be 4 feet tall. |your milk, son?” Even Godtrey’s Mother Eying Sullivan's Show , By EARL WILSON | NEW YORK—Arthur Godfrey’s mother, Mrs. KathryA Godfrey, producer—I produced a good son.” ; * * * * “Arthur's wonderful to me,” she said. “For Mother's Day he sent me two dozen beautiful roses. birthday he played my song.” body suggested. “OK,” she said, “if he'd pay | me $6,000 a week!” * * * * ge Marie (“The Body”) McDonald—for years a WILSON platimum blonde—is now dumfounding her : friends with her dark brown hair. She likes to say “Hello” and then hear them exclaim, “Who the heck was that?” I asked her what color her hair is now, and she said, “Whatever I grow,” explaining that the new shade is natural . the old one was a fake. * * * * “Women have reached middle age,” says, Bill Hayes, “when their shoes pinch them more often than men do” .. . “On Broadway, when a fellow's told, ‘Go thou and do likewise,’ he says, ‘Okay—where'll I find Like- wise?’ ”"—Len Levinson. * * * * Comedian Artie Johnson at the Blue Angel is hilarious with his son about ‘Gussie the Gopher, the kind of a gopher the gophers don't gopher. * * * * | Jockey Eddie Arcaro, who must be 5 feet & tall, stood at a bar having a drink and looked down: at Jockey Conn McCreary, “Do you want he asked... Edith MARIE |Adams and Ernie Kovacs met a rich family whose kids have — it | Davy Crockett hats made of chinchilla. * * * * Actually happened: A pretty and young B'way gal inter- ested a columnist, who asked her to send him a brief resume of her life. “In other words,” she said, “you want a short biolégy?” * ° . HE STOPPED THE IVORY PIRATES WHO PLUNDER AFRICA’S 2 FORGOTTEN WILDERNESS?! a , ANTHONY STEEL. SHEILA SIM Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. First Show 7:40 P. M. Phone FE 4-4611 2150 Opdyke Road LAST TIMES TONIGHT | shoes for the bigger foot, but wom- Marilyn Monroe was at a party when somebody asked her age. “Twenty-six,” Marilyn said. Hedda Hop- per, overhearing, walled, “Oh, don't ever tell your right age! Say 21.” ‘ kk & THE MIDNIGHT EARL... » = here—having fun. . . Janis Paige is sew- ing on something tiny (a tiny sewing machine).- Taking lessons . . Lena Horne’s set to do Sam Raphaelson’s show in the fall . . Eddie Fisher just looks kinda blue now when asked about Debbie . . . Toots Shor’s consulted attorneys about a cafe owner's crack on TV... George Vanderbilt, brother of Alfred | |Gwynne Vanderbilt, ts quite sick. Errol Fiynn’s asked Joe Glaser to book his act (with his wife and six male dancers) in Las Vegas in Decem- ber. (Asking price: 50G’s a week) . . . . . Shelley Winters is wearing her wedding ring on a bracelet _ . The Bal Fantastique, with such attrac- tions as Katherine Victor, takes place Friday at the Astor. ~ *k* *k * take things easy fora while. . KATHERINE . Hillbilly Gaither to produce “The Swan” with Grace Kelly this summer. WISH I'D SAID THAT: The old-fashioned man who never thought anything of walking three miles to.school has-a grand- /son who doesn't think much of it, either —Fred Cloud. That's earl, brother. ; (Copyright 1955, Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc.) en buy smaller one. Sexes Have Own Ideas When It Comes to Shoes ROCKLAND, Mass. (UP) Women buy shoes in the interest of style, while men buy shoes for comfort, a survey by the National Foot Health Council reveals. i A person's feet differ in size, and | the survey showed that men buy fitted individually to each foot— even if one foot is a size or two larger than the other. There were 42,181 franchised new car dealers in the U. S. in ‘1954, a decline of 3, 000° below 1953. "AND HITS THE ' BIGS TORY OF BIG Vm si wi =| Cor. Williams Loke-Airport Rds. Box Office Opens 7:00 LAST TIMES TONITE " BUBBLING SINATRA~ ssa the |} screen ....@8 @ IK AUN. (ghia Award Winners? WATERFORD DPIVE-IN THEATER " atennd ty CLURENNCE GREENE - “tage a VA OI AL HEPBURN for “Roman Holiday” WILLIAM HOLDEN for “Stalag 17° o 7 Frank Sinatra’ll soon spend 2 weeks The council's study said shoes. should not be sold by the pair but | who's 76, was at E] Morocco’s “Mambo Night” the other morning, | where she sipped a “gragshopper” and talked about her song- , | writing. When she was introduced, she called out, “Say I’m a To Publish Letters of R. L. Stevenson LOS ANGELES (UP) first time a complete, uncensored edition of the letters of Robert elist and essayist. Dr. Bradford A. Booth, literary scholar, is compiling the edition Godfrey doesn't like her to visit his program, | fearing she might be embarrassed. “Maybe Ed | | plain, something we've been de- Sullivan would let you visit his show,” some- |nied for half a century.” On my | at the Los Angeles campus of the University of California. “For the first time,’ Booth said, “‘we will be able to see Stevenson A standard collection of Ste- venson's correspondence was edited more than 50 years ago by his friend, Sir Sidney Colvin. But Colvin, in 19th century tra- dition, omitted anything consid- ered “ungenteel or unflattering.” Dr. Booth’s Stevenson collection more than three times those. pub- lished by Colvin and many never before published. Libraries of Yale, Harvard and Princeton, the National Library of Scotland and the British Museum are assisting. "072222220 New Lake Theater © ” 420 Pontiac Trail soderd — For the | Louis Stevenson is being prepared | that may bring into full relief the | real personality of the British nov- | will have a total of 1,800 letters, Width of States Navy Canal; their height by | that of the Brooklyn Bridge. ships in the United is determined by the With Our Own Special and A Block “Coney 71 Root Beer 10c Famous Dairy Isle SHERBET, VANILLA Dairy Isle | 997 West Huron | Try the MONSTER ESCAPES: CITY IN TERROR’ asi CHOCOLATE West of Telegraph ’ WALLED LAKE \ \) TONIGHT \ : MA G PA KETTLE, \) AT WAIKIKI \ % Marjerte mene? Perey Kilbride \ ALSO ) In Technicolor \ HANSEL & GRETEL | Ss \e Joh muicele 5 I wy. 4 Diana Lynn’s doctors advised her to singer Eddy Arnold arrives at his western one-nighters on horse- | | back—with a chauffered car following . . . MGM wants Gant their footgear for the ee = Voice of Anna Russell \ id Mildred Dunnock Weer ee ay JEFF CHANDLER JACK PALANCE LUDMILLA TCHERINA ) RITA GAM TODAY AND FRIDAY ON OUR GIANT SCREEN! PHONE FE 5-8331 ew—-_ FIRST TIME SHOWN! —in the— PONTIAC AREA Starting Saturday aebdinitenenhen nt vistiVision COLOR BY @ AN HERSIOD - GRANT WETRERS -Pasend aE aed EO 6 ted WS se er ad Pony Reet «a Pamuiapen! Peper Ld By Sendays 12:6 2—FIRST RUN HITS—2 Men would do anything for “GOLDEN MISTRESS hungered for her General Motors Donald Duck Cartoon SATURDAY on eaeeareren “THE ETERNAL SEA”’ “HELL’S See Ae —AND— 2 2b:10 - 3:20 - 6:90 - 6:33 sang PEGGIE CASTLE * DONALD BARRY At 12:40 ~ 3:45 ~ 6:30 - 10:00 TODAY and SATU RDAY! Sun.— ‘Flame of the Barbary Coast’ Also ‘Tobor the Great’ Thru SAT. IT HAPPENED ‘ ‘EAST OF EDEN’: Oakland You'll Cheer Their Wonderful Love Story In JOHN FORD'S 1 6 TYRONE PCWER-: MAUREEN OHARA A COLUMBIA PICTURE Starts SUNDAY! Her name was Kate and she was notorious. Feotures At :20-4:00 1:36-9:17 THE LONG GRAY LINE cooray TECHNICOLOR Eytra: “WHEN MAGOO FLEW” (ACADEMY AWARD WINNING CARTOON) © NEWS She ran a place on the hill where ‘‘respectable” men | sneaked in the back door, Long ago she raft away, Now one of her sons, in shame, finds her. Of people like this JOHN STEINBECK wrote his masterpiece — and ELIA KAZAN has made . Rimto the most explosive motion picture of his career. Warner Bros. take great pride —- EAST OFE EDEN | es. Fe m..li.8. 301 Sh. 3 \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 12, 1955 he moved slowly among his i 7 rt iE E i 4 AT aq ble Fx§ iil ie bal Dralt Boards Send | 25 Men fo Army Board 65, besides Sage, were: George W. Hilborm, 136 Ruth #4; ~ Themes & 16 6. Josephine | Ave.; a , «3 Masel Bt.; | a. o, 106 Summit Ave.; | ham’s Scotch Flock for London “So much depends on the weath- er and other factors, but the open- air meetings will give us a chance te’ have larger crowds than we could bave had indoors.” = * Since the Scottish campaign end- | ed, Graham has been staying at. Gleneagles as the guest of a Glas- gow business man, During his holi- day he played 18 holes of golf each day — except Sundays. 22 State GOP Women in Capital for Convention WASHINGTON (—Michigan has sent a delegation of 22 party workers to the Republican wom- en's national] conference. . Mrs. Rae Hooker of Mt. Pleas- ant, national egmmitteewoman, heads the group. Also in the delégation are Mrs. Albert Koeze of Grand Rapids, | president of the Michigan Federa- | tion of Republican Women, and | Mrs, Peter Gibson of Monroe, vice , president of the National Federa- tion of Republican Women, BOARDING HOUSE $Pul THAT RECORD 6LOW, GLADSTONE / ESLEPT NICK HALIDAY | 1 COME TO LOOK OuT | Gee THE WINDOW~-TO WHOS THROWIN’ MONKEY WRENCHES IN MR. PAGES OiL WELL. _By Keats Petree By Ernie Bushmiller 70: AQUA FIGURE CRAWLS FROM THB at ae evn rae = ‘ é id ~~ idea 4 : x 0 Oy SA tore, eT yp 8 0 Pt On J | By McEvoy and Strieber | ‘ HIRE - see ea ee eo 4 1 & NANCY:--- |[ R | IT's MAKE THE — G RRRRR NOT DOG sToP |} - THE GROWLING 0OG q ) , ; -_ aS asc ~ ce S 1e5 q + - 6) ? — "pu F008 144 By John Morris RENT : [cet a YOUR OATE JO NOTICE THAT IM ALIVE /, 35 4 te {nN * A ‘ Z, ° MT) \ ~ aa SESE dl Sa on “ AD AT, | bape. TEES by WEA Sertpsen, bes. Tl By T. V. Hamlin t Rag. U. Put OF oe i 2 - 7 Baha oe By Walt Disney f THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 ca a & 5 > oo —|; 2" a graduate University of Detroit, followed by eight years of agency and mer- Spiegel Announces Sale of J&R Stores’ Chain Spiegel, Inc., has announced sale of the Spiegel J & R Auto Stores to the present management of the chain. Richard B. Knowles, former vice | president of Spiegel and general manager of the chain will head the new corporation, which will be eee ae ee Corporation. The stores will be called J & R Auto Stores. Investing in ~ Canadian Pund is a U. S$. mutual investment com- pany offering a diversi- fied_ investment in com- mon stocks of corpora- tions selected on the basis of possible par- ticipation in Canada's growth. For «a pros- pectus Gall FE 2.9119 C. J. Nephier Co. 414 Community National fi Bank Bidg. | has formed a new _|Grains Ease in Quiet Trade CHICAGO — Most grains eased in rather quiet dealings on the Board of Trade today, There were a few exceptions to the main trend. Most notable was May wheat,’ again supported by short covering. Oats also displayed Wheat near the end of the first hour was % lower to % higher, May $2.19%; corn % to % lower, May $1.45%; oats unchanged to Ye lower, May 73%; rye % lowtr to %. higher, May $1.01%: soy- beans %4 to 1% lower, May $2.51%; and lard 3 to 7 cents a hundred pounds lower, July $12.65. Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN a CAGO, May 12 (AP) — Opening in: wr Wheat Dée ........ 9% May ........218% Rye f July ........ 3.00% May ....0..- 1.63 Beep ...coe., 209% July ........ 1.04% Dec ........ 206% Sep ...... 06% Mar weees 206% 1094 Corn Soybeans—Old May ..,..... 1.45% a ayes July ....e0.. 148% July oe 244% p 1.46% Sep “sen 2-38 Dec < 1.39%. Nov 234% Oats Lard May esos T3% July 12 76 duly oe 67% Sep -» 12.93 Chrysler Institutes New Supply Division DETROIT # — Chrysler Corp. uring division to be called the supply division. It embraces four of the com-| pany’s plants in Indiana—present manufacturing plants in Indian- _apolis, New Castle and Kokomo, formerly operated by Dodge Divi- -sion, and a new automatic trans- mission plant now being construct- ed at Kokomo. The various units in the supply _ division produce major components for all Chrysler Corp. passenger cars and trucks. R. S. Bright will be general man- | ager of the new division. *| score AA 56.75; 02 A be [ MARKETS | Produce ad ta f ste a ‘ | eke s, = FB 33 4 DETROIT EGGS . May 12 (AP)—Eggs, f.0.. cases included, federal-state Whites—Grade A jumbo 44-47, weight- ed average 45: large 30-43, wtd avg 4%: medium 38-38, wid avg 36; grade umbo 42-45, wid eater Detroit, € ns—Grade A extra etee 34, lar 37, medium 33-4; grade B large 32. - ee CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO, May 12 (AP)—Butter steady; receipts 1.977.899 wholesale buying prices unchanged to % lower: 93 $6.75: 00 B 54.5; oe cars 00 B55 69 C 53. keys steady; receipts 33.444. whole- _ uying prices unchanged; U.8 larze ites 70 per cent and over A's 35: 60- one per cent A's 35; mixed 3§: mediums 32.8: US. standards 32.5; dirties ehecks 29; current receipts 32. DETROIT POULTRY 12 (AP)—Prices pat aa pound f.o.b. Detroit rile No 1 quality ve poultry up to js a.m. Heavy i, light hens 19-20; eavy broile: or fryers (3-34 Iba): Whites 31, op crosses 31-32, Barred Rocks 31'9-33; ettes (§ Ibs avg) 40; old_roosters— torts, ducklings - 31, Market weaker on enet as sy aes liberal] and demand only Pe geome critical of size and color. Offerings her vy white hens burdensome. Fryers steady. Supplies adequate. Demaid fair. CHICAGO POULTRY CHICAGO, May 11 shed pede) pred — on hens (pestecaay 703 pee prices un anged: heavy hens light hens 16.5-17: broilers or fryers 28-31; old roosters 13-12.5; caponettes 37 “41. Livestock DETROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT, May 12 (AP)—Hogs—sal- able 125. Not enough offered early to, ar hed market: seas bare Bag to higher. bie mostly steady” hogy SON Gontpaned last thereto, | ri NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ! DHARCOAL BRAZIER i's vorvas silo ae FURTNEY DRUGS SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER FE 8-0433 8 OTHER STORES TO SERVE YOU 420 East Pike 1006 joslyn Ave. 493 South Sanford FE 2-6137 FE 2-0236 FE 2-8895 eers very spotty, good and. choice fully $1.00, spots $1 lower; lower grades and heifers 0-100 lower: cows and bulls uneven but mostly ome stockers and feeders stead to fairly good clearance: 8 he price 1084 lb st steers | small lots choice to prime 796- 834 1b heifers 21.50-22.50; bulk uttiity to good heifers 13.00-18.00; bulk utility and com- mercial cows 12.00-14.00; few high ecom- Stock Prices | mp Sharply NEW YORK & — Stock prices ‘| slipped sharply today in a quiet 4: | stock market in early dealings. It was the second straight day dos of quiet but ~*pronounced decline in prices. There were, however, some excellent efforts at recovery among individual issues. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was off $1.20 yes- terday at $162.70. Today losses went to between 1 and 3 points while gains were smal] except for some scattered wide movers. Steels and motors were defin- itely lower along with aircrafts, utilities, oils, and railroads. In the mixed class were airlines, mail order shares, distillers, and radio- televisions. New York Stocks . (Late Merning Quotations) Admiral ...,.. 9%.3 Int Nick .,. 64 Air Reduc,.... 31 Int Paper 100 Alleg L . 4.7 Int Silver . 66 Allied Ch ....1022 Int Tel & Tel 25.7 Allied Stra $4.4 Isl Crk 1. B Allis Cha 72.5 Jones & L ae Johns Man. 86.4 Alum Ltd ..... 86.2 Alum Am 194 Seter Bey -- ee sitie ,... 3 Erne ve Am Can 38.5 Kroger ere Am Cyan $1 oe FP Glass ... 144 Am Gas & Bl 446 rib pena | 207 Am M & Fdy 28. Lt & My . 66.6 Am Motors il in Aire... 412 Am N Gas 514 Ldew's 20.1 Am Rad 23.7 Lone 8 Cem... 57.6 Am Smelt 41.3 Lorillard ..... re Am Stl Fd 30. Mack Trk . 32.4 Am Tel d& Tel 182.4 Marsh Field 38.1 Am Tob Martin Qi... 26.7 m Zine ..... 23.5 May © Str 36.5 69.4 Mead 56.6 Anac Cop .. AnacW &C .. $5.4 Mid Con Pet 111.4 Armco 8t ue oe bt : onsan - Armee © ce SS ment Ware... 114 Atchison oe woe ee Se er » od = Murray Cp.... 34.8 mes at Bisc 4 Atlas Pdr .... 57.3 Nat Cash BR... 4! Aveo Mfg ..... 72 Nat Dairy..., 403 Baid Lima .... 164 Nat Gyps .... 46 Balt & Oh ... 444 Nat Lead..... 66.4 Beech Nut .... 321 Nat Steel ,... 2 Bendix Av ‘ as Nat Thea o4 Benguet : NY Atr Brk.. an a Beth Steel.. 3983 lad Cent .. Boeing Air.... 89 Nia M Pw. 3 Bohn Alum.,., 22.4 Norf & West . Bond Strs....2 166 No Am Av... Borden ..... Nor Pac. ..... eore hgh eae 444 Nor Sta Pw .. ees sane Nwest Airlin .. 3 Brist My as oe Ohio Oil ..., Brun Baie: - 25. Oliver Cp .. Budd Co ..... 202 otis mev _| | 64 Burroughs 33) Pan AW Air 185 Calum => . an Paph 78 Campd Wy.. : Can Dry .. 7 oe aa .. 4b Can Pac 31 arke Us | Capital Airl.. . 29.5 Penney JC Carrier Cp.... 5864 Pa RR 368 Case JI 163 Pepst Cola... 22.2) ‘Celanese .,.,. 232 Phelps D..... 62.4 | Cert-teed ... 35.6 Philco --+. 33 | Ches & Oh.... 52 Philip Mor .. 41.6 Chi & NW ,... 17.7 Phil Pet | Chrysler ..,... 7582 Pillsby Mills .. ue | Cities Sve .... 474 pir te G .. 144 Clark Equip. os OT Proct @& @ ... 95 Climax Mo.:.. 73.4 pullman ast a ae 163 cil bulls strong to 50 higher; other classes steady; around a dozen loads high choice to mostly prime steers 25.50-28.00; bulk choice to low prime steers 22.00-35.25; good to low choice grades 19.00-21.50; commercial steers down to 16.00; several | loads high choice heifers held above 23.25; most good to high choice heifers 19.00-23.00; utility and commercial cows 11.25-14.50; ecannera and cutters 9.50- - utility and commercial bulls 13.75- good and choice vealers 22.00- 3 oe: utility and commercial 12.00-21.00; two loads good and choice 608 Ib. year- ling stock steers 31.75; a few good stock- ers 21.00 and 21.25. Burroughs to Acquire Todd Firm of New York DETROIT (P)—Burroughs Corp. Co., .Inc., of Rochester, N. Y., under plans announced jointly to- day by heads of the two firms. ~ Tf the Todd stockholders ap- prove, they will receive Burroughs stock at the rate of 1 1/3 shares for each one share of Todd stock The Todd stockholders will vote June 3 on the proposal. deal on a THIN PROFIT=VOLUME! We are really trimming the deals _ down sharp! Don’t buy any car until you have us figure a real beautiful new ee Oldsmobile. of Detroit will acquire the Todd) mercial cows to 15.00; canners and cut- . 27 ters mostly 10.00-12.80; bulk utility and! Copper Rag.. 451 commercial bulls 13. 0-16.00: load choice! Cruc Bt! . 395 St Jos Lead .. 462 348 Ib stock steer calves 24.00: bulk good | Gunn Drug.... 324 8t Reg Pap 405 and choice stockers and feeders 20.50-| Curtiss Wr... 208 Scovill Mf 38.5 ae spear good stockers and feed- > = . = Seab AL RR oe is C Seag Sears Roeb .. Caives—Gala srl om Ber. market —— 2 s >: Shell Oil .... 58.2 stead Comper ursday: mar- ~Chem.... sees 43.2 ket seven coalers steady to ceohamees Du Pont «497 acon oO oes 526 $1.00 lower; broad demand for light- | Eagle P ...... 31.4 gou Pac ..... 587 poe pe lower grade kinds, most secs Bast Air ++» $77 pou Ry _..... 92.5 an ast Kod. > ~ spark . $3 | prime 27.00-30.00, not many above 28.00| El AutoL .. 415 moat pelts 15.00-17.00; uitlity kinds down |Gen Time... 362 Init Afr Lin 43 te 12.00; ce ool to choice shorn slaugh- Gone Br ey Unit Altre ewes = see J some eae Ao c: on on. te | year .... 58 ed CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Grah Patge .. 22 56 Roe: CHICAGO, May 11 (AP)—Ssalable hogs Gt No Ry ... 403 US. Smelt pf.. 10.000; market very slow and uneven, | Gre hound 181 Us Steel... generally a full 25 lower on butchers; Gulf Ol] ..... 331 os Tob. sows steady to 25 lower; bulk choice 190- |Hayes Mf ... 72 Ww va ha 43.6 230 Ib. butchers 17.00-17.75, mainly 17.80 | Hersh Choe ,. 44 West Fai 103 1 and above on choice No. 1 and 2's 190- | Bomene P 4... 134 Westg - Bik.. 26 210 Ib.; a few lots choice No. 1's up to | Homestk .,..397 Westg EI 68 6 18.00; most 240-280 Ib. 1625-1700: 280- Hooker El... 337 white Mot... 373 320 Ib, 15.25-16.25: a few lots 330-350 Ib. re may’: 02, Wileon & Ce. 125 14.75-15.25; sows under 450 Ib. in larger taune Ray 545 Wis El Pw... 324 lots 13.36-16.78; @ few choice 300-338 Ib | rmiee Gok: eg Woolworth Ha Cea TER Me Meeme crt fe .. 4 Yaek @tat ne : 38. Int Harv 37.2 Zenith Rad.. 125.4 Salable Vrsonerdl 7,000; ae cei 300; steers modera: active unevenly 25- STOCK AVERAGES 1.00 higher; heifers a 28 higher, spots $0 up; cows steady to 25 higher: | assocatca tess apices bei The Associated Press ib echange..... Noon, today.. a ; 132 6 Ta 0 162 1 Prev. day .. 133.20 72:10 «162.7 Week ago ..... 3301 1344 722 18638 | Month ago ,,.. 2711 133.1 721 183.8 Year ago ..,,.. 1878 904 897 123.3 1985 hig + 3249 1376 Tle 1608 1955 low ...46. 2031 1149 672 1488 1984 high ..... 2119 1239 683 1552 1954 low . + 1439 778 584 108.0 DETROIT &TOCKS (Hornblower & Weeks) Pigures after decimal —. ere eighths eT # Low Baldwin Rubber* ..,,. . 16.3 173 Gerity-Michigan*® .,,, P| a6 Kingston Productee nese 34 4 Masco Gcrew*.....,,., 3.2 34 Midwest pe eee & 8.4 Rudy Mfg*........... 33 33 Wayne Screw* ....... 13 14 Ww *No sale; bid and asked. GM Framingham Union Taking Strike Vote DETROIT (®—CIO United Auto Workers officials looked expect- antly today to Framingham, Mass., _ where members of General Motors Local 422 were to vote on whether they are willing to strike to sup- port contract demands. The local is the first among untts representing 325,000 GM production workers to take a strike vote GM and the union will resume contract talks Monday. . STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Probate Court for the County of Oakland, Juvenile Division. In the matter of the petition eoncern- . oo Morris, minor. use No. i. James Oscar Morris, father of said Petition heaving been filed in this Court al i that the present where- abouts of father of sid minor ehfid fs unknown and said child lated a law = the Sta hat satd child “a ee nathe of the Sta of gon po are here —" * i at the Court House the City Lodge Calendar News in Brief Mrs, Ada Meyer of 2780 E. Wal- ton Blvd. reported to Pontiac Po- lice today the theft of three hub- caps ery her auto parked in front of 18 Green St. last night. A fertilizer spreader, valued at $46, was stolen from a truck owned by Cy Lockhart of 1465 Fairfax, Birmingbam, last night while the vehicle was parked at 825 Wood- ward Ave., Pontiac Police report- ed, Rummage sale, Youth Center, — Fri. & Sat. 9-5. 4 —Adv. Rummage sale. First Methodist Church, Fri., May 13. —Adv. Rummage sale, Guild No. 2, All Saints Church, May 13, 9 to 12. Exchange St. entrance. —Adv. Rummage sale, Metropolitan Club, Gat.. May 14. 9:30 a. m. | 4395 Dixie Hwy. —Adv. | Rummage sale at First Congre- gational Church, Fri. 7-9 p. m. and Sat. 8-12 a. m. — Adv. _ Rummage sale, Sat.. May 14, 9 a. m. Jewish Temple, Orchard Lake at, Bagley. —Adv. Rummage sale, 19 LeGrande. Pri. eve. 7 p.m. May 13. —Adv. Rummage sale Sat, May 14, 98 Church. —Adv. American Legion Chief Pontiac Post 377 is holding a Spring dance for members and their friends Sat. the 14th, 9 p. m. Admission $1.50 per couple. 4891 Edgewood Dr., Oakland Lake. —Adv. If your friend's in jail and needs bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-403}. —Adv. a State Public Utilifies “ fo Pay More Taxes LANSING — Michigan public | | Utilities assessed by the State Board of Assessors will pay 10.6 per cent more taxes this year. | The board reported today it had assessed these companies at a record $563,887,700 and set the | average tax rate at $29.69. | The combination of the two, 3 | Which ‘determines how much the utilities shall pay into the primary | School fund in lieu of property taxes, will take $16,742.572 from 1 the companies, The assessment is up 5 per cent and the tax rate of $29.69 com- pares with $28.20 last year.” ~ Death Notices - HAYWARD, MAY 11. 1955. PAM- ela Sue, beloved infant daughter of Jerry Forest and Mrs. Marian Hayward. ‘Puneral service will be held Saturday, May 14. at 16 am from the Huntoon Puneral Home with Rev. Charlies Mahar of- fictating. Interment at Holly Michigan. Arrangements by the Huntoon Punera! Home MAY 11, 1958, —~ MARY Helen, 6512 Pontiac Lake road, age 64; beloved wife of Charles Scott; dear mother of George. Charles and Thomas Scott: dear sister of Mrs. Winnte Nihill. Ar- rangements will announced hal by the Huntoon Funeral ome SCHRAGE. MAY 10. . 1988, O8- mundt ‘Jeck), 229 Oakland ave- nue. age 63; beloved brother of Sister Clare Mahan. Funeral serv- vice witli be held Friday, May 13, at 1:30 pm. from the Huntoen Funeral Home with Rev Theo. Allebach officiating. Interment at St. Charles Cemetery, Detrott, Michigan Arrangements by the Huntoon on Funeral Home. Card. of Thanks 1 1 i wun 70 THANE Sik puinuoe NDS a and relatives for their any acts of kindness and flora! pers, Elna during my recent be- reavement in the loss of m beloved husband, William Midkiff. Special thanks to Harvey J. Cc hets-8iple Funeral William H. Midkiff In Memoriam 2 PP PLO RPO IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS Gertrude Vennix. who passed away 10 veare ago today May 12 1948 In our hearts your memory lingers, Always tender, fond and true There's not a day. Dear Mother, We do not think of you. Sadiy_ missed by her Husband and Children. Flowers 3 RSER Rad (M24) miles north of Oxf Funeral Directors 4 PPP LL LLL LLL ALLL PLL LL AIR - AMBULANCE - GROUND Pursiey Funera! Home, FE 4121) COA FU AL HOME ~ Complete facilities, OR 3-7757 Drayton Pisins- Waterford Twp. DIGNIFIED SERVICES Kirkby Funeral Home FE 41883 SPARKS-ORIFFIN eer Service PE 2-604) Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Gervice Plane or Motor PE 2-837" Donelson-Johns FUNERAL HOME “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” Monuments 4A PPPAPIA OPE PIS PE BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Pontiac not grag So & ag yr Company . Slonnaker 2 Oatlaas a FE_3-4000 _ Cemetery Lots 5 AT WHITE _ CHAPEL. sede am Y 4000 Sclateera. 7 ord. _for eative 8. Bou 13, Pomtice Brose BOX REPLIES W. Huron, 8 a. m. by St. Patrick | _Help Wanted Male, 6 A TING CLERK. BUDGET = overhead distribution: For jew call) RE 23111, Eat. 248. Utica. Gusrtious Yc a jo tor Must have ear. interview. FE ow. PE 20143 com mission. ance and retirement Sales experience helpful not Receess Pdf Qs we train ron 177 W. Maple, Birmingham. BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN have a good work record. Routes are established. Experience not necessary, Work from your own home with car furnished and all expenses paid. Group insurance intludes hospitalization and life No lay-offs in 39 yrs. We guaran- tee you $75 per week plus com- ~ mission to start Our people earr $4,000 to $7,500 Yr year, Inter. views at Hotel aldron, parlor C. Thurs. May 12. p.m. 9:30 pm - oan SOME AUTO Labsestery trainee. Chemistry help- ful, guaranteed pay merenees ; start a ceemas 5 Pastry chef or baker ope coono $434 Bome college * meee ner gekeat’ sfreduate : Mechanic tr: ‘ Tool maker 6... cece aee Dental technician one & M ic bump _— paint «.. $300 Station attenden a ote BOND E a0 BOND E MPLOY MENT §3'5 W. Huron FE 44168 FIXTURE BUILDERS Minimum of 5 yra. rience on = manual power operated fixtures for bending, smal) diameter steel] tubing. Union good fringe benefits, "AVON TUBE FOURTH & WATER 6TS. Rochester, Mich. soety with A & COUNTER MEN 1 FULL TIME. 4 part time Apply Hunter House Hambureers, 199 N. Hunter Bivd. Birmingham COST CLERK Prefer young man with cost ac- counting education and some map- ufacturing experience Good op- Boas for ageressive ambi- ous man between the ages of Palmer-Bee Co. 3000 Opdyke Rd —_ Hills GOrdan 6-3017 ~~ CANTEEN ae Needs man 25-%5 for service de- partment with eventual place- ment in Pontiac area. Must be. high school graduate and have good driving record Excellent earnings after training with pay Liberal security benefits red _1315 Academy, Ferndale Mic CAR WASHERS MUST BE EX- perienced, Speedv auto wash. 100 _5. Saginaw _ _ VARPENTERs WANTED. LARGE Veeen Elizabeth Lake Rd. Be- ween Telegraph and Huron. CAB DRIVERS NIGHTS STEADY and part time Als m-dnight to r shift) A-nlvy @8 Orchard tere to 6 om CARPENTERS ROUGH AND FIN- ish. Custom work. Will pay over scale to men willing to work, MA 41160, Walled Lake COMBINATION WELDER APPLY in person. Murrary Way Corp., 1's miles FE of Woodward on Maple Ra. Birminenam Dispatcher, wanted for ready-mix plant, between the ages of 25-35. Must be willing to work long — “hours for an advance- ment in pav or position. Call FE 2-3091 for ap- pointment. DRUG DEPT HAS OPENINGS for both full and part time sales eople. See Mr Watson, SIMMS BROS. 98 N Saginaw DRIVERS WANTED DAY OR Might shift. Full or part time. Oak! and Cab Co FE 81221 DRIVER-SALESMAN FOR ES- Renan route Apply between and 1 am. Waiker's Cleaners, Lake , Orton _ ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO sell Ferguson and Case tractors, industria} and farm equipment. Previous sales experience helpful Salary and commission with other befiefits See or write Fred Houghten and Son. 538 N. Main, Rochester. ELDERLY, RETIRFD MAN FOR yard watering and pee Saar f Close to bus Call from #811 am. Midwest 6-1635 EXPERIENCED LAN! DSCA PE _man. apply 75 W'Nard after 6. EXPERIENCFD STOCK BOYS with 2 vears recent experience ogee No phon calls Anniv in Teor a Tom's Market. 888 0. chard. Lake %d GROUNDSMAN WANTED FOR small Bloomfield Hits Extate. Near bus. Write Pontiac Press, Box 114. CARPENTERS, UNION. MUST BE roduction men. Call at MA 194 after 6. EXPERIENCED SERVICE STA- tion attendent. 30-40 vrs old. Afternoons Reliahie neat sp- pearing 2005 14 Mile Rd. EXPERIENCED ROUTE DRIVER. Colling Cleaners 65% Voodward. Rochéster, OL 2-771! ee EXPERIENCED TRUCK ME- chanics by Wilson GMC Company, Oakland County's Exclusive GMC truck dealer Both for day and night shifts. Opportunity for over time work New modern fecilities working conditiong excellent. Con- og Mr. Hallet or Mr. Ruse Coe, 32-9203 or 675 Oakland Ave., Pontiec Micn COOK SHORT ORDER. MUST B BE neat, clean fast and steady, Fowler's Fine Foods corner of _Walton and Opdyke. No calls CARPENTERS RCU3H. APPLY on fob Sashabaw Rd. fust south * of Maybee Re ot AZER WANTED ROS CURTIS 831 Oxbow Lake Rd. Mil- ford EM 34071 CART TIMP SALESMAN cos- —tello’s, Lake Orton, MY _3-3732__ HOUSEHOLD * FINANCE CORPORATION Will employ several branch manager trainees m a8 Appl cante must " Men leeted will be paid a eraigen salary, pilus car allowance and in- surance. Other benefits include group life and hoapitalization tn oe HOUSEHOLD aT ane CORPORATION 3% 8. Saginaw St.. Pontiae ce! sor Dieata at. Seiten Pr iG ile cn? ‘eth eter ard or hardware. Northern _ber Co. EM 24171. MAN TO DRIVE TRA’ rm work and wt Call after 5 pm. 5860 Mile Rd. Birm, MAN WITH SELLING 1 Ex ENCE FOR AIL TURE STORE, oa MAN PR es APPLY I ER. SON. 18 W._ Pike Dept. _MCE 696-0, Freeport, Iilinots. Machine Operators Mu- be experienced and have ern tools 3936 Auburn Rd. MIDWEST JOBS FOR MEN ytructural steel engineer $10.000 R.ethod engineer ...... $ 6.000 - Machinist Saisie aisiawenie's $ 536 Investirations Wis sxseseesc® oa Tool & Die ......... vee, $ 600 Auto mechanic . ...... cons, B 433 Service sales. exp .......-: 8 425 Midwest Employment 406 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. PE $0231 MEAT DEPT. MANAGER _MY 33m}, NEED MORE MONEY? Some of our men are making over $100 per week “Part Time ' ee you Corer call FE 60642 am er § pm. _call “PE 53840 for_ appointment. PORTER WANTED. MY 2-639. Lake Orion PARKING ATTENDENTS. 16 AND ever DAY work Must be good Grivers Apply 00 Weype PART TIME SALESMAN COS- __tello's, Lake Orion MY 33 PRODUCTION WELDERE “EXPER. fenced on 10 gauge and structural Mien” DELVERS WITH S STEEL EQUIPMENT _ TRACTOR & TRAIL- ER. PERCENTAGE BASIS, FE2-0177, 267 S. BLVD. EAST, / WANTED EXPERIE NCED Seay. aes - : Wa NTED WOOTE EILEEN and collector. Lead week take ee ee ission. BiG Box 2107 a tate age and experience. TIME SALESMAN is ond cars. ine. as manager e} Haroid Turner's dealers & ood w ' YOURG Mi } MAN WEP EXPERIENCE _MI 4-420. ° YOUNG MAN 3% TO 3% TO en portunity to chef. Fowler's Fine Food ot Walton and Opdyke. Ne rd Young Men—Veterans 18-26—Travel For immediate employment, travel, leading cities and resorts, transportation, ain. to 3 p.m. ‘dried “counten stee| oon t Took at ned Manufactur- _sccepted im —_— er. ~ Help Wanted Female 7 Power ATTENTION Shovel Operator “uperience man who desires vear round employment at Camp Dearborn Located near Milford Appiv at Camo’'s foreman’s office, 1700 Genera’! Motors _ a PRODUCE MAN. MUsT HAVE super market experience Apply zs Market. 868 Orchard Lk. Production Workers Apply FISHER BODY DIVISION 900 BALDWIN AVE PONTIAC MICH SALESMAN ‘xperienced man over 3 witb _car. FE 8016 SALESMEN WITH CAR TO SHOW portraits on spectal O iaraeueey offer, les la 8 8 high earnings. _Kendale les, Saginaw. "Sales Cer eaaty SECRETARIES and beginners with Lege =. Immediate openings Secretary trainee Cashier, some typing, exe. Medical lab, in’ blood Ci ex sedimenta’ m,_, ta, blend county BOND EMPLOYMENT ‘arning. 630 ors re ibe Radel For hair rare pro ress Lgl ar - hood groups. No canv: livery or collection. Use de car 3 and a necessary, Call OR 3-7700, 8 to 12 noon. ASSISTANT 3 MANAGER ant manae work tp the tionally famous Ni make-up class big ele: weekly pay i Save to gt ig ~ wey “worker. Nations! advertising TIMKEN &l- LENT AUTOMATIC home heating. Previous seliing rience de- bio b pel — Mr Jim A ELBING & &80ON 7 8 Park * $B _Poentiag_alree 1910. INGIE MAN y EXPERIENCED farm hand. By erp, Car _2460 SOBER. DEPENDABLE. crivere Free to travel. 6106 _7?d_ Roches SALES MEN direct sales permanent 8¢ weeks pleasant planned presen- informe- tlor eall ‘ation wonderful reception clos- -s sel “) “er cent 1 will ver- sonaliv show veu bow If vou gqualif ‘' wil) gtve vou whatever draw vou need Opoortunity un- ltr .ted also opening for sales ranage and ures _ : = to vou mn vou * Ca’ between " or write Lake Jobr Kish MA i208 SWITCHMAN, APPLY GENERAL YARDMAS- TER, G.T.R.R., JOHN- SON AVE. YARD OF. FICE. TRUCK DRIVER OVER 36, steady work Must have experi- _tpce in lumber yard. EM f_ 3-4171. SALESMAN lf you qualify. Do you want roof? Come im and see Mr ‘iiiams ® am te 2 pm. Car essential References required. No telephone interviews. Grab this, as the number of men I wilt hire is limited. Choice terrt- ry to be allowed in the order of your ap plication, MASON SUPPLY 1303 W. Huron 3ERVICE STATION ATTENDA Must be steady & furnish penis _ences, MI 48473 SINGLE MAN FOR DAIRY FAR RM, experienced. No smoking e¢ drink. _ing. MApie 5-9821, TRUCK DRIVERS Experienced Driveway, tow bar, and saddle and individual tractor brokers for over- the-road driving. Good working conditions. Sen- iority rights. Welfare in- “ surance. Pension. An- nual vacatron with pay. Must apply at guard house. 4 FLEET CARRIER CORP. 586 South Blvd. East Pontiac, Mich. on Te lle N. Woodware” $400 monthiv, No canvassing. de livery or collect! ¢ vestment req ,. rience not necessary, all time use car. ff you will be trained et expense For appointment to dis cuss present as well as income, call ATTENTION Perev a oN trainiae and recruiting a write, fees. Earnine sere from 8350 BABYSITTER MON. _ Saturday OR Saaeee 7 Pe em experienc ae ly ‘at — Beauty Shop ‘Siw “BEAU TY OPERATOR mantcurtst me Seas Geen 54400 _FE_#-4009 . BEA UTY OPERATOR Exclusive Birmingham Saien Highest sae and commission. Mr ee : CAREER GIRLS — _—— RUSH! ‘ berr . sheeteeeenes Se 4 ean Coser «se stesso es : Statistical secretary + ORR es © tr Public refations secry.,...... $350 Bookkeever, F. C.. ...+se0e++- SIM Bookke er asst = .......00-. 8 Midwest Employment 49% PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. oe Soe CASHIER RO WITH 9 - OCERY ae perience. poly person. oux's Super Market. 1535 Unies Lake Rd. CAPABLE GTRL, OR WOMAN FOR housework, afternoons. Call oe 7 12351 Baldwin. » p.m. "Cle -Typist Pret irl with Piha @ billing Foe for cost dept. wages for cost dept. ged weees working Palmer-Bee Co. 3000 Pty onded 1, aaa Bitte Colored women wanted - for cleaning houses. OR 3-7911. Dress Salesladies ier Sat +t : Live ‘= ve | ore fe 4 Live ie. . ee ; oar wedee none . i " Cook t Aide oS EXPERIENCED Stenographers Needed Apply PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION ,Personnel Dept. PONTIAC. MICH. agp ; ; —— ; L.* eS eS = oS = _ go. - ~ F . . - ' _~ * 7 Y ¥ a THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 LY: ° | | : ent Stores 40 Help Wanted Female 7} Work Wanted Male 10/SLICE OF HAM Hobbies & Supplies 24A| Wd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 R : THE MOST YOUR 4 ROOMS, BATH. PRIVATE vate BN. COMPLETELY OIPPED want STENOGR BLECTRICAL ga a gn oer nity ome at coors Rechor Partrvice | trance, couple only. Near Fisher Ld aoe me chest | _Murrey._ by cumber eeetaroek “Is 'E| is the “bird to see 43 W Huron | Body ‘Inquire 100 Dresden. __ Reet Ottice Space 41 y veeant, “eck. | LAWN LEVELING AND GARDEN Lawresice 1 aie at. 28316 CLEAN 3 LARGE ROOMS, FIRST | na ing sxe. ex- oo We BUY TRADE SELL AND private ‘entrance, “uUllitiés, | OPC OND PLOOR OFFICE OR Se v status. All| MAN WANTS STEADY WORK OP Tepair camerae and photo equip | WE Tend Moatractes AND SELLING | Sor "Elisabeth Lake Ra@.___ | GROUND. 160 Woodward Ave. Am- ies any_k R_3-2687. ment. Who’ and —— C — 2: Ss (CLEAN FURNISHED APT. WITH e parking’ ° : — —_— ian WANTS ODD JOBS OF ers for Kodak hod Sans 4 = w for the — “4 oo po on | rooms Private entrance i cman ia A208 ae | soo g et tae ei PLAS PieM RERVICE. 108 Hu rot : =e bait Busieyed couse only. Desk or office spree telephoning housework care Amina & PA ee : ble. dren. Parents work 4:30 "tering. OR_3-4837. — : | Nicholie & Harger Co. KITCHENETTE APY__OW PON-| Saswer service storeee peewee. hive to. Oxford, OA 2320. BLUMBING WORK qWANTED. Notices & Personals 25 33 w. Huroa $8183 tac Lake 025 per ween eveOR mfg. agents. Drs. and Etc. In- WHITE WOMAN 3% TO 45 YRS. Reasonable FE_ 5-1016 Oo MORTGAGES thing furn, ge uding Hnens Guire & Cook’ Lake Rd. or q op week, $30 to $35 per week. GereRAN WITH 3 YEARS EX- AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES. 5% ° 3 g M 34044. _ ra _™ perience tn Air Force radar op-| DOMESTIC, CRIMINAL, COMM'L | ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN trom LAKE ORION APT FOR t_ WORK. |For Rent Miscellaneous 42 WOMAN FoR # eration and repair and some ex- 30 yrs. exp. Bonded. FE 5-201. % acte with 100 foot frontage No mss couple or elderly person. M or Ren work and get children off to perience in radio wants AUDIVOX HEARING AID RM. 10 | acpraisel or iTAR fees. OO school. Stay nights, week-ends = work. Staple | 5-001! _after 4 pm 10i% N aw. FE 40539. LES PARTLY FURN 3 ROOMS. “BATH |RENT 8MALL GARDEN PLOT __otf._ OR 3-358 YOUNG MAN AGE 17 WANTS 4M, Seciner SIG | Seuttanie Society 1717 8 Telegraph) & private entrance FE 4403 “and grow your own. vegetables WHITE WOMAN FOR HOUSE- employment Ne Sunday work. a ean OR WOMAN NEEDING | PE 60521: Eve. FE §-8801 after 430 pm. this summer. F’ work and sate ef child while FE 41364, Vernon Tie, Phone Seek | “MALL CLEAN. NEW BUSINESS | |40 ACRES oF PASTURE, _ LAND ae Se wens Peet round RELIABLE: E-MAN. 20 yrs. bial The walvation Asmy | we NAVE person or couple. MY 26172. or Lvencet o2 8 head. 36650 — id, ib wo of any kin file oe WAITRESS WORK APPLY IN PE 24780. Aerotred Knapp Shoes | $200,000 | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 “For Sale f Hou ouses 43 person, ta nn. 7 t ONAL LALLA L OL ALL AL ALI ALAA A AA Sale pag reharé “Work Wanted Female 11 ase dees ceases | og eed cee ae 42 LARGE, ROOMS AND BATH S aetaoe WAITRESSES — GRILL GIRL Beata ea al LS OO EE former Arthur Sweet. OR 31592. | elients See me hetore vou sell. heat, lights hot water, 547 Au- Experienced waitresses, car hops 7 WOMEN WANT WAL! WASHING eT aSK FOR BOB MAHA burn Outer ncon ie and = girl for full time work. Good pay Apply in person El- MAR DRIVE IN RESTAURANT. Disie Hwy at Silver Lake Road _ cook. Nights. OR 37512 WAITRESS MUST BE NEAT. clean and fast. Fowler's Fine Foods corner of Walton and Op- dyke No calls WHITE LADY FOR LIGHT iT HOUSE. Work. Stay 1 nights FE ¢1800 | WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- — _2 adults. $20 per week MI 4-4005. WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL- | dren and light housework. Must live in. $15 a week. Sundays off FE 2-4788. WHITE HOUSEKEEPER. ELDER- AND GEN-| and Ina‘’s eae frit Dixie Hwy. Dray ORDER sighs 4845 FuLt AND PART TIM WAIT- i resses.: Mary-Go-Round. 107 N. iv. GIRLS FOR NORE Rai renee Ne gioeiienep pereeen Yq APP Tele. raph Rd. near Orchard Lk. Ave. eook & curd __ Dixie Hwy, a Girl Wanted for . Exve- rienced invoices. roetua) tmy necessary. Permanent. 4 all ; benefits. Appivy Mrs. Kamin. 106 N. La beautiful private room and . General end must like children $35 References. MI 4-6231, ENERAL OFFICE & BOOKEEEP- ing in, Walled Lake vicinity, Mar- éir iL GR WOMAN VOR dicta Ventilator oat petit Mare be eke ANTED, TO) — = full meee “ot Stationeed gpl \ » Fy foranty. j ie rte Hin and Set nivees ive Y WORK iNre in. ; LADY OVER 30 TO WORK IN | photo studic and care of children. Live | iF FE 51413. ‘s Nice family in new ranch hom MI 6-2683. MOTHER's HELPER. TO Live in or stay Aes. gee 6% day Week, $23. MI ¢@04). 00000 || MAJESTIC ¢e! work., FE 32-3319. PRODUCE CLERE. INQUIRE 2175 _ Auburn, NURS 28 FOR m one part- time. FE ee RELIABLE WOMAN. WHITE, Mon thru Fri. for light house- e of school age boy Must have own trans. Ref- ferences required. Call after 6 p.m. MAyfair 6-6740 3 REAL ESTATR SALES- people. Low cost housing project. Plenty of floor 5 time. RUSSELL YOUNG, Realtor, 412 W. Huron 6t. PE 4-4526. SALESLADY ey unity for qualified person. MARK JEWELRY CO. 45 8, SAGINAW : TED'S NEEDS WAITRESSES SHIFTS ™G ROOM AN. NIGHT ABLE. ‘ APPLY IN PERSON 9 A.M, to 3 P.M. | TED'S WOODWARD AT S°TARE LE. RD. ING WHITE GIRL TO HELP with housework and care of_chil- gu. Apply at 2684 Sylvan Shore éacn¥ CEB ORDER Sox. _fims. Phone MI_ 4-000. PART | a.m, May 71. pe One “9 City _ Parke p.m. May m CalMeWwOmen 7, WOMAN TO CARE FOR ER's HELPER TO LIVE in, ly couple. er @. ee WOMAN TO HOUSE- _-work. OR 3-52 Audi es eee | WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHIr- dren while mother works. Some light housework. FE 17-0751, after 30, or week-ends STAY IN. 3-8207 CHIL-. dren while mother works Very light housework... EM 3-2891 after _6 nm or all dav weekends MILLINERY Saleswoman | PART TIME _ WORK | Bb Experience helpful. but not lad to train. enthusiastic public and i . We hb be — who one the mares Hats.” Our part time schedules average | oe 24 hours per week and do in- volve some mornings and eve- an ap- about | who | nings. ry & commissions paid — Please apply to our store tn the Tel-Huron Shopping Center Winkleman’s TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER | WANTED: GIRL FOR CASHIER | and cigar counter work & hours and wages. Apply tn — Walgreens Drug Store, ic. WHITE GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. More for home than wages. Call | FE 50688 after €:30 WHITE WOMAN FOR KITCHEN. B8ma hos ebes experience WAITR RIENCED. UNI- __EM_ 34460 ¥ ANTED | RESPONSIBLE, MA- ture woman for stenographic and general office work, with tele- sages oo ct good typ- lity. Pleasant surround- interesting work im avia- alreratft rtunt to __OR 3-4716, WAITRESS WANTED. > APPL LY BE- tween 8 and 10 am. Biackie HAVE | AN ATTRACTIVE 3RD with - who would Ppeetd living : = ay: moder Sane would have ework pany of elderly lady chreagh “the dey time. Pontiac Press Box 80 specialize tm used home sales. A nuember of cooperative Real Es- tate Exchange. We pay ail ad- vertising and commission rates | bal Al’ appointments held In strictest sac : LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD FE 45443 136 BE. Pike 8t, TYPIST, EXPERIENCED, DESIR- ing yg position with na- tional finance company. asant working conditions, air condt- tioned office, 5 days week Please eall Mr _Shaw at MI 60100 WANTED FULL TIME REAL E | tate salesman at once! P. W. Din- nan & Bon, 66 W Huron. $ Instructions AIRLINES NEED HOSTESSES— STATION AGENTS Ticket agents, reservation agenis. communications agents, and sales representatives, urgent] young on women, ages 18 to 39. with a ete Ing personality for positions im the passenger de- rtments. Atriine employes en- y security, higher pay, free travel passes, social] and recrea tional activities, retirement and | Insurance advantages and EX # ONAL ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES A short low cost training period that -will not interfere with your present job Write giving phone number Arline Training, National School of Aeronautics. Pontiac Press. Box 36 a“ CARPENTRY PLASTIC AND tile @ speciaity FE 5-8954. WOULD LIKE ANY work. Full time. FE eae LAWN SERVICE| wus do work by bour or by job. | all OR 3-0350. ESIRES b a industrial a meq rush or Wa ay or 0} sober, dependable. WAITRESSES. SHORT ORDER.) | TRONINGS | work. FE Live in. reson ot | | | act | ; weekly. | ake { | | | — any — rear PAVING CO., Bloomfiel¢ Must have excellent | traffic high school education and a pleas- | permanent | can qualify acceptable applicants | for an exciting glamorous oerees i oO} Work Wanted Male 10 | ® cleanine FE 43-0223 or FE COLORED ) WOMAN | WANTS “WORK by dav or week References & transpertation FE +¢-4540 | CURTAIN STRETCHING NICELY | done. 227 Norton FE 2-163 DRESSMAKING AND Enna FE cise noes “TYPIST ,DESIRES | work to be done at home. Reas- _onable. FE 6-0252 HIGH SCHOOL GIRL DESIRES baby ba for summer. OR _3-1736 | IRONINGS, GOOD WORK VICIN- ity Lake Angelus Rd. FE 59083 } WANTED, GOOD 38-2306 TRONINGS WEXCELLENT 1 DAY _service, FE 5-147 | LaDY wines | WORK. | FE 5-0419 MIMEOGRAPHING TYPING sfc. retarial service EM 3-28%2 | STENO-RECEPTIONIST ~~ DESIRES | work eves. and Saturdays FE oe | . WASHINGS AND IRONINGS | a _mv home FE ¢1961 WASHINGS AND —TRONINOS. Pickup and deliver, OR 3-4455 WILL TAKE CARE OF BABY IN _my home OL: “42 ____ Building Seaia “W | ALL TYPES MASONRY WORK. Bricy¥ veneer and fireplaces spe- clalty. Free estimates. OR 3-4740. | CUSTOM |, CARPENTERS | Rough and fintsh. EM | ~A-1 CEMENT | WORK LLOYD MONROE ; FE 4-6866 ““--l LICENSED BUILDER. —_______ FE 24885. A-1 DRIVEWAY AND CEMENT work. We are equipped to give you the best im price and qualt- _ty. FE_ . BRICK, _ BLOCK AND CEMENT _Work, Free estimates. FE 3-327. B & C BUILDER 32-0600. LI §- 2674. ————. porches. dormers, at cabinets licen: contrac: | _! a _P. HLA. terms. RICK AND BLOCK LAYING. a or commercial. FE. es BLOCK AND CEMENT | -work, Also chimneys. No job too large. Residential and commer- eclal Guaranteed work. re 48604. Ave. Driveways. i% y - | S-/2 RO ips Het Or ATTENTION | HARD OF HEARING Better prereg = possible for you with as Soutien Hearing | Aid) Smaller models Just an- | nounced. Wear in the hair. = | your glasses or as ee models. $68. 30 & Care ul | fitung is made at your home 10 day trial so you can test | results. Easy terms. Phone for | daytime, evening or weekend ap- eet Sallan's Optical Dept. 4-771 | 100 WEDD:N@ INVITATIONS. 87.50 Sutherland Studio. 18 W. Huron. Pris ted oapkins—fast service | DAINTY. MAID FOR rire rs, Burnes FE 2-8814. 93 Mark. | HAVE R EAN GARMENTS ag by 10 4pm. Business Services 13) AVIS ROTO-TILLINO. OARDENS | and Lawns. 1580 Opdyte, FE +4380. “APPLIANCE SERVICE We service al] makes of refriger- washers cleaners. YS. 96 Oakland Ave FE _2-4021 BULLDOZING, GRADING AND | back sulin. Immediate service. , $3772 or FE 7-031. i | BULLDOZING, GRADING AND | _back fill. Rochester, OL 1-6389. | BLOOMFTEL. LD WALL Walls and windows. Pree est. no obligation. FE 2-1631 A pe ob = 16H | _Moving & Ebina Pose 19 - A-B-C CARTAGE CO Moving & pickup FE 2-4750 A-l MOVING 1 TRUCKING ~€L EAN. up jobs Some discarded articies - hauled free FE 21559 BASEMENTS CLEANED AND ashes hauled Also, ail kinds of ar FE 3-1385 156 Wesson DFORD MOVING ~ toi & long distance FE 2-8787 INCINERATORS CLEANED. asf Ss rg iees hauled. Clean up. FE | CLEANERS. Reasonable, | HAULING cad ANY aiape REAS- | sonnei. AND Ses TRUCKING. iz DRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE. LIGH ' estimate job too . big or | Rubbtsn hauled. Top asoil,- sand, small FE : _field dirt and gravel. FE. 23-0603. | Pe 6-068. PEs 0925, Leo Lustig T ucks to Rent EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE- ruc moval, Ph. FE 6-6503 or OR | TRUCKS TRACTORS rae. % Ton ‘Pick ee Too Stake * | ce£up on Electric—Sewers Cleaned | ad Dump Trucks 24 «€br. service No results no = chemically treaed at no ex Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners PE 8-1317 ELECTRIC MOTOR Vice RE | | ee & sowing 18 E Pixe. LAWNS eee ED FOR REMOV- of dandelions and weeds. FE ‘LAWNMOWERS, SHARPE NED, all work guaranteed, Fast | tee. PE 44007 or FE 44171. LAWN MOWERS, MACHINE _ ground, 127 Lincoln, FE 43387. PLUMBING oe HEATING. H. 8 Comptor Son FE 3767 OR nis courts All work guaranteed. Free estir> te on all fobs. FE PLASTERING, NEW AND REPAIR _ +7615. Carl Buxton. FE 40028 |CAHINETS DRAWERS & DOORS. | PLASTERING & REPAIR WORK. _D. E. Cook, FE 44156 =| Don Meyers. EM 3-0163. eS BROKEN BY HOUR |” SAWS MACHINE FIL. r job. Free estimates. FE 2-0077 caapetrcn “REPAIRS AND AL- terations. ick service. Weather- ly, FE 5-718. 7EMEN?) 1 WORK ALL KINDS. _Reas. Ed Jensen FE 22340. [CEMENT I8 OUR SPECIALTY Floors. basements. EM 3-4879. ~ CUSTOM HOMES _ Butit om. vour ict or our lot | TREE TRIMMING, REMOVAL. “ years experience. FE 40137 | ED MANLEY LEACH 10 3AGLEY ST. TELEPHONE SECRETARIAL service Typing. duplicating, ad- dressing 15% 1IT% E Lawrence. 5-9546 TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- Pree estimate. FE 2-019. FE —_ . Licensed ullder Best construction | elp finance See our models Call MUlverty 9-1276. CUSTOM BUILDING F. 1 nancing Modernizing. FE ‘eae. { CARPENTRY pene aN CAREERS BOE AEF Mane! = ar ee v _ Colgate FE 43921 ca P| SAWS, LAWNMOWERS Saws—Lawnmowers Accurately sharpened. FE 23-7680 18 Chambertain | st. MACHINE SHARPENED iL 19 BAGLEY SAWS, Pies MACH. FILED | Dw Euswstet re 4-2687. ACHI FLOOR LAYING SANDING AND | finishing. C. Bud Bills. FE 43021. PLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS A _spectalty Carl Gills FE 2-5789. GUARANTEED RO O F 8, ALL) kinds. Est 1916 J. A. Hugus. 353 | _N. Cass. PE 2-3021. FE 2-8046. PLASTERING NEW AND REPAIR FE 2-2034 evenings. PAPER “HANGING, 3071 HOUSE “MOVING, — FULLY eauipped FE 4-8450. 1, A. Young. HOUSE: RAISING. HOUSE MOV- | i block. brick cement. FE | 50424 a | JOS FLEMING, FLOOR Lay- ing. as ee 155 Edi- son. - §-1 . HOUSE RAISING a work- Modernization — >. oo STRUCTION | co.) EM. 34825 FLOOR LAYING, SANDING per wena 10 years experience. Modern equipment. Guar. work, area catteneee. John Teylor OR | MASON & CEMENT WORK. FREE estimates, Our’ work muaranteed. A. J. Webster & Son, OR_3-9402, NEW HOMES BUILT We also build additions and alterations STONE | STONE RFALTY CO 0 Josivn FE 20340 9 to 9 P OM, Daily: Sun_ 1 to 8 R. G. SNYDER, FLOOR PLAYING. = » Sanding and finishing Phone F ; _5-0502. PECIALIZE Call for estimates, Building Supplies I ies ceneemecinectect cea ce indicia ci ahs cin tec cine ta A-1 FLUSH DOORS MAHOGANY, $7.60, 76 BIRCH $0.05 re’ Seconds, $2 up. Exterior, $12 up Hard warde Hin} Louvered doors. A | ee John R. bet. 0 and 10 Mile $6 Sun. 16-1 Lincoln 32-7520 [5 Fy YAL OAK WINDOWS, SCREEN and storms. FE 2-6773. STORM SASH Alum. comb. windows and door. We types of regiaze po dl pe rewire CE E, WEEDON -1061_@, Telegraph Rd. tt a4 war CLRANENG. REASON- PAINTING AND oan ROOFING. | s. BRICK BLOCK | CON. | make | FE 2.0253 in CEMENT. | La clegtaph R4. FE ¢2500 Business Services 13) Open Daily SA NE FT | MANLEY LEACH 10 BAOLEY ST. |_& 8 pm. | PAPERHANGING PAINTING, | _PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, -piaster repairing. FE 70932 Pontiac karm and Industrial Tractor Co, 8. Woodward Including Sundays, PE 4-0461—PE 4-1442 LIGHT HAULING & MOVING | LIGHT HACLING ODD JOBS. Chean FE 7-0171 REDUCED RATES Large van to serve vou. Smith. _ Movi og FE 44864. ~ O'DELL CARTAGE _ Local and Long Distance Movine. Phone FE 5-6806 —* as nk ASHES, RUB- and light trucking. FE 46079 sorte MOVING 4 AND STOR- | age. Agents for N American Van , ines. Large vans anvwhere in | United wreiee ei service PE. $-8562 341 | Painting & Decorating 20. wr er rw wee ee 4&1 DECORATING PAINTING and well rere Call for esti- mate FE 40255, A-| PAINTING. INTERIOR & EX- terior 10 per cent disc for cash, _ Guaranteed. Free est. +0205. EXTERIOR INTERIOR PAINT- _ing and decorating. _FE |! 5-2860 at PAINTING | PAPERWANGINO. tots, removed Estimates. ~ Hall’s Wall W ashing & Painting. Reasonable. FE 2-2708 | =} eB WILL THE PARTY WHO {DEAL COUNTRY. HOME. “GIRL ‘DAY CARE heaply. Soecial for clean-up | week! Call | OARDEN ROTO TILLING. 27-6920, 316 E_ Wilson. “G@ARDEN PLOWING ~~AROUND | Clarkston and Pontiac, MA | -__ 5-6931. | GARDEN | PLOWING -E. OF AU- ; burn Heights. FE 615160 GARDEN Pi OWING ON EAST side of Pontiac. Also in Auburn | Heights area. FE 4-5740. Eceik ibeammnind ELECTRICAL WIRING. LI- | XXX [ HAM M BUR a STARTING censed. Murray. PE 2-86 | Furniture. Refinishing 160A SaaS ar Tt Tae cw service ning. @ OLN rt time, Must be 18. Apply | DISCOUNTS REPAIRING ANTE ges & | ail deol ing) Tegra” ~ DURING MAY caiy FE $0100 PEST FaPER HANGING PAINTING. n Must reduce to k . wall washing 4-2362, H Wanted 8 aaa icay Attics. “necreation Garden Plowin 16B rE " A-1 PAINTING, PAPERING rooms. Porches. aaa Mason Thom FE 4-8364 E TO MANAGE ITALIAN tng, siding. All home improve MANURE. PLOW- = Hie ory a. ae qeerees money on pany teen ste . “pe cucme ” is leveling. FE wate thane — MP $138. : = D& ING ee WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING COUPLE. WHITE. WOMAN, COOK 3-82 9.2004 BLACK SOIL. DELIVER BY BU. BY BU. cea oe caer’ and housework. No laundry. Man, | o39 Ff Pike Eve. OR 23-2276 gardens. outsid rk. Separate livin ciecoot late P ING, PAPERHANGING ST Sos Md ie S ooaTOu ca WALLS CLEANED cuarters, T,$200 month, Roch EXCAVATING Te 8 TUPPER OR 37061 peo i i | ka MetATS SALREMREN Li | Pessmetts sot Seeckie. Fm FORD TRACTOR Physiothera 21A censed preferred. FE 56-3616. aE RE SSE Garden and? lawn plowing and y py E —— | FLOOR SANDING, LAYING. FIN. fitting. Ornamental evergreens. | ““““~S OO Oe? . . | R. serdeet 491 Central FE. sie Gates, 4366 Lapeer Rd. | SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. REAL ESTATE SALES _271 | (M24) FE _5-6386. torn ese Elm Wi coaster soles minded enrr “EXCAVATING DRAG LINE) GARDEN PLOWING AND TRAC- getic person between 25-45 eo S003, _aights, OR 3-140. OR, OR _3-6633 FE Television Service 22 COPENHAVER’S RADIO TV repair. 596 W Huron Night serv- ice calls, FE 4-560" DAY OR Ni NIGHT TV SERVICE FE_ 54-1296 L P. AKA GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY PE 9736. CONDON’S Rabi’ & TV., 127 8. PARKE 87. | PLOWING. piscine i, DRAGGING. | _Schaeffer’ 8. FE 2-314 GARDEN ef AROUND | Clarkston and Pontiac. Ma §-5031 IN AND 369. GaRDEN PLOWING | _around Pontiac. FE 2-7 ‘GARDEN PLOWING AND DIS¢C- ing. FE 45383, | JUARANTEED . SATISFACTION, custom tilling. Waterford and i Drayten Pages area. Call after ' 3 pm _3-0065 | A-1 ¢ akbar “PLOWING MOWING-BULLDOZING | EDMUNDS & SON | on 3-9289 or FE 81427 oseor* PLOWING. LOT OR | acre. FE, $0636 or FE 5-651! aah RDN “Gate AND LAWN leveling, OR 3 j ae Ace FE | OR 3- NH Enterprises, Pieaa 2860. ROTOTILLING. re GARDENS | __ Typewriter Service 22A TYPEWR bgp bert AND ADDING MA-. chine pairing, Expert work. General printing ahd Office Sup- pre Co. 17 W_ Lay rewe. pawarraia NTED _uitehell's 123 N, Saginaw St. Upholsttering 23 PEPPER P AA LL A LAPP THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 4_8. TELEGRAPH FE. SLIPCOVERS DRAPES & B spreads, Your material. FE, 5-5 DRAPE SLip MATE- rials, Beadle FE 5-1927, EAKLE'§ CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- f. Cooley sone Rd. EM 23641, Free estima Lost & Found 24 FOUND: BLACK AND WHITE | Pomeranian. FE ¢8458. BOXER. ; re | ROTO-TILLING Lawns & wardens 2974 Allerton | RG. FE $167 ' ROTO-TILLING. FE 5-7245 “ROTO TILLING GARDEN ORS FOUND ENGLISH 2-4900__ ae te _lawn, After 3.30. 1] . Lost on Squirrel Rd. ward. 4470 Squirre| Rd. FE 5-3001. . SETTER. CON t Mr McClure, Walled Lake. | 4-2004_ (Rete | for _ cost of ad_ OTO TILLING YARDS AND LOST: MON. MAY 9 VICINITY (Meardens eG | _ Drayton Woods, “12216 ft tr c Laser ole a a LUNG | _ tarpaulin, Reward, OR a ee es Lost: A SABLE AND WHITE — hbred collie, White eollar 18 to name of | Laundry : Service OPP LN INL LLL AL lL Ly LACE CURTAINS lars _ a RUP- Ned beautifully finis } _Laumiry, Phone : FOR FPAMILY LAUNDRY 8ERV- eo Pontiac Laundry. rE Landscaping 8A Attention Truckers > Loading _ Osty 1. 18 __mile, “4 mile if Stephenson. “BILL & sora of NOBEAPING. Also lawn work, OR 23-2148 BULLDOZIN GRADING and back - Sing. 23-6702, a ee gh Complete Poy : tenance d& | Lost a and feet. Answers Bonnie. Probably heading toward Roval Oak. Reward. MA 4-1031, LOST: BLACK, TAN & WHITE female Beagle. License Mo. 1961. Call_ PE 5-3152 LOST: IRISH RED SETTER. RE- _ward. FE 3-37 LO8T PURSE CONTAINING W at. and valugsa papers. a Si 2am abet IDING 1 black “and white and 1 Palomino. oe i Lakeville. Lake Orion or REN WARD MY 2- 2641 ~O8T: WHITE. AND B male rbull terrier. hind lee — Lost Wed. ning Hess. WILL PARTY WHO FOUND La- dy’s blue wallet in s Fri- day = a or im store res valu. to . Papers and picta: able) No questions asked. FE +9410. / HIRING’'S QWICK, EASY; tT ‘Ads! For "7 ad-writer dial FE 2-818 t N SIDE DECORATING DONE FE $7346 bet. 7 Cleaners. = am tN APP SHOES R. Ellsworth re _» San foe TO pe serz0 LEAVE NO SOIL AT ALL. CLEAN . your carpet wall to wall with Fina-Foam Walte's Notions A AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mav i! 1955 I will not be re- sponsible for any debts contract- ed by any other than myself Gordon’ Gene Kadrovach, 26806 John R Rd. Royal Oak, Mich | LADIFS WE WILL GIVE YOU free your cholce electric fry pan, steam tron or deep fryer Just sel] among your friends, It of. vanillas, 2 doz. creme shampoo. Nationally ad- vertised products. Call PE 2 3053. 'LEARN ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL. Pianned parenthood clinics, ee Here W Huron’ mornings, 0: 1 ON to_11_15 Wm PRIVATE DETECTIVES—3s YRS. exp License-Bonded. MA 5-7861 REDUCE you overweight? Tired? Con- Try our safe scien tonal programs _Call FE ¢4131. TOOK — roller skates from Rolladium Sat. night please return no ques- tions asked. Badly needed 4or _competition. Reward OR_3-3637. _Wtd. Child. to Board 26 ee Licensed home. MAovile s.1487 FOR CHILDREN. Licensed. FE 55737 Wtd. Household Good Goods 27 CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF | OF USED furniture or dishes FE 5-385}. CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS, working or not. FE §8755. FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home of odd lots Get the welt it — ont buy “outright or B. B Community RR }2Ti7 LET Saiepa oR TT OR AUCTION IT __fer you, OA 82681. WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES of furniture. Ph. FE 2-5523. W ANTED FURNITURE. If you have anything for sale and want prompt cour- teous service = = high- est e iL & 8 SALES CO. OASLAND COUNTY'S LARGEST ‘USED FURNITURE BUYER FE 2-2866 furniture FE Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 "RADIO OPERATOR'S LICENSE. | & A Manual by Kautmama. _OR_3-7665. “ALL BUY | MISCELLANEOUS DIs- _carded articles FE 2-1550__ WANTED 7 TO BUY GOOD wie _ P. Sutton MY_ 2-6433. (Oars, bereres cast watuae | = ro ae Cash waiting. —To Insure To Buy—To Sel ‘Buy = L INSURE IT) YOU BUY IT—WE’ MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTO ree eaa Real Estate eenenee | Open Evenings and Sundays 101s W Huron Ph FE 2-0263 IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR _— contract or equity tp your K- i. Templeton, Realtor | 1339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 44563, CASH FOR LAND ) CONTRACTS. EE aoe 4540 Dizie Hwv. | Wanted Real Estate 32A | WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE property. Purchage ers waitin; Ey R. F. McKINN Office 8800 Commerce Rd Ph Pontiac EM 3-8311 UNiv 11-3788 WANTED “TO y BUY ~~ HOUSE 3 roouts ane bath ciose in or itt trade 7 room modern with 3 bed- rooms Close ‘ High Schooi Cal) after 6 FE +8732 ISN'T I'v LOGICAL? tt vow ‘ve in the Waterford Dray- ten, Clarkston ofr surrounding , lake areas, to list vour property with a firm that concentrates on selling exclusively tn your area? _ BROS. oR aT s Son 3-1769 rene 9 TO 9: Sun. 1 TOS CASH HOUSES I will sel] your house or farm oy how to get cash will personally buy vo — for cash. =) BROKER PHONE FE 41187 MAHAN HAS BUYERS YOU WANT ACTION The demand is great. Our sales | force fonal. We need ears of satisfactory Pontiac assures us will be satisfied We. bet details for financin losing Call us today to lis your property a Sell-To Trade rou o°BUY ITs IT-WE LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO REALTORS Co-operative Real Estate Exchange en Eves til ®, Sund. 10-4 26: . 1075 W Huron NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH POST OFFICE CASH For smal] equities. If you have what we want We wil) your goor within ™ hours with eash for your equity. Call now and tel) as what you have. Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor! TIN Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165 m Eve. ‘til 8:30 LET US SELL YOUR HOME, WE have buvers Waiting if vou want _ cash oe your hore we can get ! PH ~# financing buy. eet or trade, a full fers of six experienced ralesmen to serve you Call today. move to morraw Russell Young eee 1 OR 3 WHEEL causes. oa 27-9315. WANTED TV AND RADIO SERV- tee uipment for bench work. Must good. Ph. 3-T665. WANTED: ELECTRIC. CABINET one d to hundred egg Money Wanted 28A PPP LOLOL LOLOL LOLA ALL LLL ALO lly WOULD LIKE TO BORROW $2500. OR 3-5382 WOULD LIKE TO" BORROW $2,500 per ceat. Wri Pontiac Pree Box 105, WANTED $500 AT 6 PER CENT — Write Pontiac Press, Box Wanted to Rent 29 2 BEDROOM UNFURN. HOUSE by June 1. Hav: small children. Close in, FE _4-7837. 3 OR 3 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Press, riving ac to intern at Gen- eral Hospital. desire 2 bed near Hospital. — ie- pita! $65. ver month Write full 232844 Thomas 8t. tai = _ Angeles BD California. EXECUTIVE JOINING - WAITE'S pegged 2 bedroom —_ ished ec in or near Pontiac. M, __Dusen, PWaites. Pe tcsit. PREE cea ee aamaen te s nee . Sundw r. FE 4-2583. J ROOM AND BATH APT. FURN. —- Modern and clean. FE LIGHT . (i) 1 Bprtot dri Reascbie Bae Pontiac Pres rn. | bedrooms or jerest — transportation, FE 54-0452 a = a p.m 32 SEE Raul The or Sars ° pg Hh gta Referencen. wear SouN ERE oon on farm sround sete freee he ‘rent “ wrD. 3 3 — TO — work. "Joseph's Hospital. FE mea Wtd. Transportation 31 MAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION to Ford or Chrysler Plant in De- has? pay. FE td is Parnes rs Ee rote? sea x Share Living Quarters 30) REALTOR Ww oRuror Ee 44525 caen Eve: ‘till ® Sun. ‘ti 5 Wanted: Homes, Farms, Land Contracts PAUL L MJ JONES REAL ROTATE | | ‘GREEN LAKE a) (ON GREEN LA RSs FOR ALL LAKES" Cottages bemes $ and esbanes | Since 1925 -L. IT =z NOR RICE 7) COMMERCE RD EM }3-4412 WOodwer a anit Pines nes here ED. NORDMAN MEO Plateau COMPLETE Real Estate Service Want to trade your Present home e frontage or re Land available for ufiders; aerenes. or will sub-di- vide to suit any commercial properties availabie. Sylvan Realty suadiet - We Ls, Rd. bat 7 Larger homes smaller, elty uron “+1587 LISTINGS WAN TED ‘Parma, i | enly Near be at. 2 ROOMs AND BATH. MODERN. | Private entrance Being decor- | nea Ready by June 1. Adults downtown For ap- call FE + 3 furnished apartments and sepa- rate small cinder block house Each cia separate oe trance and bat aree cOl lot. close to business district and high school Owners leaving state, ‘pointm ent, 2 BEDROOMS PRIVATE BATH i | on rect ee On byfdocweas Must sell Small down tear '9\. ROOMS UNFURNISHED 67) KOY ps Realtor 4 2a uron perme vE 27421 OA #3339 OOMS “PIRST. “FLOOR ” PRI- * vate ‘pntrance gle. mse Soiree WILLIAMS LAKE 3 reltable peonle ertol 6 rooms, glassed-in front porch, 7 ROOMS & BATE. Tome WE full basement automatic ot] heat, me. Private entrance Laundry 3890, two large shady lots Full price. “=e > “= $8050.00 with low — —— aT Ft Call Mrs Hanoute. FE 49584. ? 2ND BATH OL, HEAT FURY. CLOSE TO SCHOOL co: | room ONLY. bedroom home on pa street. ee ts ae stage and fenced te | ——. — — —o with terme. 4 ROOMS, PRIVATE : ENTRANCE. Cal! Mrs . FE : - , | are bath. Lake privileges BUILT “TN 10 1 BATH. | COUPLE ONLY,| Full basement auto ofl heat. s noes 16 Henderson. — Lovely kitchen with lots of Pe od 3 ROOMS. ALL MODERN LAKE pag thot gr eee ee in ae brea Shag rE sous ares vy ce. gree Full Full price tan Mr Price. $ ROOM MODERN UPPER DU. “TNS cS plex. heated, with garage $100 “NINE ACRES mo In’ Indian Village FE #2434 & room home and small barn. CLEAN 2 ROOM APT NEAR Perfect place for pagar rockon GMC Truck Adults $15 weekly pabaaiehe —— haar wet pee including beat 90's Prospect ce be ee cell MY 32021 Eat aise tng erme. Call MY 38 LOWER 4 ROOMS BATH & SUN- |} te 4.9584 room Clean eg Hot = an sott water W ~~ privile, LAWRENCE W No drinkers. <3 Paddock. FE 20867 — ae: ; NEW APTS. LARGE ‘ROOMS. i bath kitchen, dinette. bedroom. | . | Parkins lot Excellent location | REALTOR 134 © PIKE 8T. | ~p faeee Harbor FE 27113 eve. | Lake Home | Rem Houses Furnished 3 Exceptionalivy nice incation beas- —7 eee “~~ | tifully landscaped lake front lot COMMERCE. BRICK. 2 BED. | 1334660. 4 rooms bath full rooms firepiace electric water) bsmt screened front porch heater. oi! furnace basement, car earage Call today | $125 plus utilities. _EM 34775 | FURN 3 pe Beart HO} vee West Side ford. Camp er bere) 0F:Y Brick. § room and bath terrace. _MUtual ¢6311 oil heat wall to wall ca GARAGE HOUSE FOR RENT. jots of cupboards immediate _9110 Pontiac Lake Rd _ session. Nice section Very little oe ROOMS, | LIGHTS, GAS, 835, upkeep, $9000 with $1500 down, . Key next door. 2707 Dean | , Dr. Duck _Lake _ i GI 3 ROOM. 3808 MORGAN \N ROAD, | between 8 and 1. Couple only. | 4 ROOM PURNISHE.D with 3} bedrm brick ranch type home large 75x154 lots in an excellent locauon Plastered walls select heat. Lake privileges. Close to eak floors full bamt. with par- Watertord. $90 per month. Sorry titioned ree. room. gas heat. auto only 1 chtid @as water heater Many other GEO. MARBLE, Ph. “OR F108 Reattor| otnere These homes are going t. Low, low $650 down oil furnace. basement. $125 olus | _utilities. EM_3-4375 call us today | CRESCENT LAKE | West Side for sale. Waterford - Sealed Gecies. autitul new A Bedrs ea & en — pancied | € Od cond it agg s ie this desirable Pe family ‘too living and dinine space. | hes 1 bedroom down. 3 uv. lovely SMALL FARM HOUSE (OUSE ON SASH- abaw Rq Near Drayton Plains. Inguire FE 43726. Rent Lake Property 36A gga 4 ROOMS AND BATH. conv EM _ 3-4760. Ses MODERN 2 BED room the season or the year. OR 36138 Lake (ail after 6 p.m. MODERN CABIN APTS. ON Pontiac Lake Be week, month | = season. Tralil's Boat | OR_3-£292 — "BUD" NICHOLIE Teal estate and insurance @ Mt ar St = $-1201 Eve Mr. | ANNETT OFFERS : Suburban Very nice 44 room and | ie | oa RENT YR. ROUND HOME, | with 80 foot | Hams Lake full basement, auto- matic heat, 2508 Desmond SPEND YOUR SUMMER ON LAKE bath bungalow only 3 years ue Cn and $45 per old. Utility room, fure nace storms and screens, . $8450, 91450 UARE LAKE FRONT. Labor large lot 80x200 | ive, modern, 3 rms, and down. FE 4-3368. WALLED LAKE. LAKE sont. Modern. 2 blocks to shopping; 2 bedrms. Wk. me.. season. 655 Down Payment Modern 3 bedroom home, 2 ‘ Low _East_ Lake Dr. MA 1731. oe cerege ge oe ss : For Rent Rooms 37 —_ —~ O xford Income -- “ing_rooms WEST SIDE SLEEP- 2 family income tn excelient a rooms. Single or double, FE condition. 6 rooms and bath (ESS GIRLS TO SHARE A on first floor, 3 large rooms susINESS ith ¢ satromlNg ~ wap and bath on second rents win 8. Everything or $65 per month. Base- fora, Kitenen tacilities> & = ment HA heat. gas permit yo from downtown. available, 2 electric water 2-37 " eaters Corner 85x231, CLEAN oe nan A aa NICE GEN- hew well _tlemap. FE 4-5641. 350 W. Huron block eateas $13. 500. ‘te ‘vorme: EAR ARDY SLEEPING | § Famity= Close I mm. e. niv— with ® pal and save. FE 5-3481. ply ee hes 9 CLEAN ROOM FOR MAN. NEAR rooms and bath, 2 apart- _P.G._No_drinking. FE ¢768." |. ments ¢ rooms and ELDERLY |AN. OUT- ach, 2 ttment, _Side entrance, 37 Allison. all private entrances, new Lennox gas furnace. Good GE: AN, DESIRABLE ROOM investment and wing West side, FE 4-6262. excellent sain $17,600, CARGE SLEEPING ROOM FOR i terms. , Hurce bus. FE ste. Pe cts Rh ae telat fon ; one ROOM AND TAY: Donelson Park _atory. Phone Cape Cod c: thr — ~ out. Liv room 14x18, nat NICE ROOM FOR 1 OR 2 GIRLS. _West side, FE zon PLEASANT GENTLE- man. Close in. $7 per week. 31) | basement, room Jud : "ads. batural. fireplace. ela- JLEEPING ROOM FOR ONE GEN. | . bar. furnace, laun- tieman. FE _ 40376 3 drs and office rooms. 2 car ROOM 1N PRIVATE HOME . —- oe. — 2 a a —-Rontiac o Eo screens, tor and bus. 2. Sil Gover rire —* privileges. Ouly | ROOMS FOR RENT. @ SENECA, FE 5-7819. "Roy! Knauf, Realtor 2-7421 WE TO BUY A =. built, § room oes “4 wer master of clos- fireplace, Broach ochester. Under nee. ae Write Bos 40, Rent Apts. Furnished 33 "_avoiy 2:0. Russell ; ie: TEARGE ROOMS. WALKING BiB. ROOM. ADULTS ONLY. 61 3 , _i a Bloomfield Highlands Attrective newly Patina brick on ROOM FOR CLEAN WORKING | . Close in. Call > m. end 12 noon. Rent Houses Untura, 36 36, h kK. | 4 —— AND BATH ON | ome TOR Lake. Lake privileges. $75 per | ace 1975 _month FE 53-4296. 101', N Pig Street 3 ROOM BRICK TERRACE 385 Phone FE 5-04 _ Exe FE 21806 per month. FE 2.4456 ; ¥ potas AMD Bar wICe Gan, | Near Eastern Jr. High i nth, adults A dandy home for the ijarre Metahes ae family 2 bedrooms and full BRICK | RANCH TYPE HOUSE 4 bath down. 1 jarge room up rooms ard bath Partly furnished which'¢ be ‘used ® eddit | 1% miles east ot Auburn Heights nice can be used Be 2 edditionsl bedrooms separate dining room. $80 ver month FE 70311 __ full basement of! heat automatic COMMERCE. BRICK BDRMB.| eas hot water insulated storms trep'ace electric waster heater.) ard screens Full orice $13,200 00 tile Schon and bath. large clos-— = —_ onlv Year around Wt) bie living room. full separate off Pont! ones Rd. | dining room ¢as heat and hot : Oph sat saat : ee teh ee te Offered = » re uae on “BENT e E 13.950 060 do vour family a favor, 34134 frok now Co-operative &) N Telegraph Open Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Realtor NORTH | NEWBERRY FARMS Lar dy cin A 6 Room ~a pe Walton Bivd rE AL ESTA . Opdn Evenings 1302 W. Huron Rotate WANT ADS! To find a good used car, see. f fied NOW. ae For Coloréd Families Attractive byes woe beats, Pin. , beat, “Pe ement, Gas car il basement, Ga Large 3 ‘bedroom i ine Tom a mote Pull eee ment Hot air mane Automatic bot water. } car Tcl Paved street — to wnotown. Price $8,000 terms. — 2 pomees with unfin- second Oak fioors, painted oe. fu ful basement, gas reet. = Fy al Dae. owe ee $1500 DOWN OR TRADE Very, Very large 6 room ranch home on % acre. brick front, all big rooms, immediate posses | sion R. J. VALUET, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave. §-0865 __Real Service LOSER edrooms and FE Estate _ YOU'RE ae Mooyou owed neer Highland brick bome! Condition is A-1, fully decorated from top to bot- conven- on peautin Say Fal arent at 318. a INDIAN VILLAGE Five spacious rooms jfalso pan eed breakfast mock) and tile bath on wain floor and 17 ft belvraom on second floor Stream bned Kftchen Recreation room ba-ement. gas heat Off season clothing storage closets in we with sliding doors. Double garag pived drive $14.800, terms CLARKSTON T IN tp4t Sled Lares’ od: k at Large m ern kitche: a Tea rooms cl down, 2 si basement Dbi will owe now! HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 2-0474 Evenings | Choos: Your Location CALL HIL 17 Pontiac Lake privy 2 B $8050 Drarten Plas: 2 B R seaso Perry Park 2 B R 87800 Dixie Lake tect 2p R $5980 Rochester Area 72 B R East Bide 1 BR $7850 Terms are available on ai! above homes the ta Joe FE 5-6181 HILTZ SIDE. 2 Bedroom home Butht 1944 Kitchen & dining ¢om- bination Bath, furnace. water heater Bendix duomatic & elec uded Landscaped yard seks to school $750) 0 with di to 4% per cent mort 4 Rooms lot Living dining grapes $7650 With asd outtity room 141/38" combination Front yard sicoo. down. fenced home 00 330" jot. Oak floors. natura peal beth, full basement. ot! furnace. Garage. 612.600 UPPER STRAITS LAKE — 6660 down. J) rooms and bath lets PONTIAC LAKE FRONT 4 Rooms rtly furnished. Full basement 7875. Terms “$ Room home Sunperch. bath water heater 1% car garage. 3 lots. $8150. with $1000 down NEW ROMES $956 Bedrooms, large living room Excellent kitchen, bath Ou forced air furnace J.C. HAYDEN | FE 8 f44t Open Eves. - GILES | PERRY PARK Small brick home on 2 lots This property yment $2400. price r quick sale. “OLDER HOME” elt down will buy this § modern home with full t basement. Located west of the City near good grade schoo] and new high, schoo! Only 2 blocks to bus line Be sure to look this over! ATTENTION VETERANS! T? vou have $25000 for with = full basement, Bute | matic heat and many other attractive features - contact this office immediately! GILES REALTY CO. 92 W. Huron PN ada | | _____ open #9 th | DAVY CROCKET I8 THE RAGF: TODAY, but on this 5 acres there ts peew room for the little Davy's to play, the home is 48 gieam white ranch home con- sisting of 2 nice bedrooms, large , oe room with dining ell, large | —_— full bath, plas sered a wells ont floors, full base- ment, auto. of] heat, 1% car £: rage along with small barn Has frontage of 165 feet. Full price $11,950 with $3,000 down, Seon DREAM. COME This lovely ranch home was attt a builder for his own Lsacttind| use, consisting of 3 ie leg den, large living room, combined kitchen and dining room (ladies, you should see this kitchen; coved ceilings, cup- boards all over the rm, lazy Susan shelves, etc.) tiled bath @ osets, wall to wall carpeting in Hving tm. and hall, plastered walls, the best select oak floors, basement with recreation , room with tiled floors. siso has a’ mod- ern kitchen in basement. Large 1% car garage with plastered and storms and screens complete about 7 miles from Court House. dong price of $17,500 with $5,000 down. Shown by appointment only. | BRICK LAKE FRONT. ROURD | SARE 0 weome. 3 os a. down. | &nd 2 bedrooms up, lafge living toom with brick fireplace. dining reom, kitchen, sun room, pun pantok Pull bath with tiled wale. mar- ble floors, — large oi haan feunary” Foom ream, ra aa beat. Piston ear prick *£ fis Pa Price at aie 500, wt *etth in CLARK_ REAL ATE SAVE ENERGY,. USE| +. 3 you fail to see ins lovely Pio- . colonial | taste- | | $6500 j CEDAR ISLAND LAKE Purntshed _ ; Jeet Ww WILL TRADE modern ‘housetrailer, Down —_ on my omodem home, 1 ground 13 mile _Orchard Leke Ra MaAytair 6-464. FOR pay- GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS YOU BE THE JUDGE EXTRAORDINARY VALUE - North side, paved street loeati Bear Wisner, 4: . stoker heat, tubs. etc. rock garden wrill, garage paved tered at terifis drive. Of , landscaped lawn 50152 | outdoor | OWNER $7,956 TRANSFERRED OUT OF STATE a] GOOD HEALTH YOUR GREATEST ASSET Indian Village, one floor plan home of 6 well-planned fully insulated rooms with 3 bedrooms, carpeting in Hving end dining room. Venetian blinds, full base- ment; oi] heat, tubs, storms and La ear anned yt A aa E hat LLOVE AMONG KINDLY NEIGHBORS Drayton “Piains ranch i gs bedroom home with a 19 My- ing roem, spacious kitchen with dining space, of] heat, 1%. car garage andseaped fenced lot 75x200 ft Plenty of shade and, shrubbery Offered at $11 320 82065 down A CHILDS PARA DISE . COMPARE WITH ANY This west side modern reeen | rambler built in 1943 show usue!l planning and eorkenaa- ship, featuring spactous 19 ft 6 in living room with oak Par- quet floorin, eture win w. Tile with: warerca! 16 ft. ca garage on nicely landscaped lot 100x138 ft. with Watkins Lake School. Offered at $12,450, terms. privile; 7 near Waterford Hh OWN LEAVING STATE. 8 TT TODAY—YOU'LL LIKE IT. To Buy—To Sell—To Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT | MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Open Eves ‘til ® Sun. 10-4 1075 W Huron i. I 2-0263 NEXT POOR Leas Eeance _ POST _OPF WANT | TO Lo "YOUR HOUSE? | Myera | Real ate, FE NEW HOMES. OPEN DAILY 1-8 P.M. BEDROOM "$7300.00 $650.00 Down FHA To reach property drive out U 10 (Dixie to Sashaba Roed two miles to model home 3 BEDROOM $12,000.00 - $600:00 Down G.I. To reacn property drive Cooley Lake Road to Lochaven Reed thes turn ieft ‘» mile to property 3 BEDROOM BRICK $13,950.00 | FOR BALE BY O1 | 8 } wv $700.00 Down Gl. To reach property drive out. 7S 10 to Watkins Lake Road ther La left +: then right '- mile to orepertr. | (Alternate route: Scott Lake road | ther left on Lakewood Drive to GI. 4 BEDROOM Lakewood Drive? end Thermopane | bath. | with built tn features. "Sas furnace c tor e- phone jacks. end 80 gal. aoe eater, To ar == : r lavator down and 2 ove bedrooms up. Paneied rec- reation room. I'g lots pientv of shade and beau- tiful evergreens private park and grade school FHa or G1, Terms. Clause Ea to sand beach sv You'll Be Ahead Tn this cozv Po lobo Villawe bungalow 6 extra Ohio and anxious ‘wr st quick sale. Por Budget Purse There is nothtne to compare this neat and clean room east 22 ft. living reom, and basement tiled orice i about dowr and $56 mo ren’ beater JOHN 4 side bungalow bath fu’ Nic fenced and shaded let Full $6 900 $! 200 A ree: e KINZLER SEAL TOS 670 W Huron St Ph. PB 43535 If no answer rb. . 72-0828 m Eves. ‘til @ Co-operative Real Estate sed acahes 2 PEDROOL. HOME. from Williams Lk 300 with lake pr fon leges. $7,500. OR 3-0652 after 4:30. | WILL CONSIDER YOUR HOME Aa DOWN ag fee ON ANY BIG FAMILY? ~~ AN. aN even. Zk to kiss me!"’ ' 43 __ For Sale Houses | BY OWNER MODERN 3 BED- roor l', car -arace West sice _FE 3-744? oe - $350 agri ew bedrvo: with lake rivilegen. Ce Cail today” PE 41549. res. CRA Ww. FORD AGENCY i 63% W_ Hur FE +10. IN SYLVAN Lake. @ rooms, carpeting, V tian blinds, eplace, tile bath, w ow ir “way end awnings acaped, fenced back yard with terrace f Paved street —_ Take" pr AB ins ges, 2025 Beverly ! ae ane WEST SID | laree —— and —_— ra 100 ft lake frontage. You'll love "oom a room stairs this well constructed 3 room sor sen cai to = cen home Laree ivts oe with | fr. sen “for Ray FE 6363 ‘replace plus vane | — oh pasa, Actemet Beet | urmiture @p at include 14 ~ > p i ay Beautiful lot with garden soace | I 2 ACRE PARADISE frui ms perce ent beach | LAKE AREA PENPALL EAMILY? |. deautifully, landscaped. i eautifuliy se : ; doll Pgcereteiclnanr iene = wee ae fetuses 3 cer a: eauti a jor wi ¥ ake tilit barn | oe oa en Sauce -t Bouare peat iene equipaient Ane a | re ae horse or two ull price | a TE UMA M. ELW OOD is $14,500 with $3.000 down REA! LOR to oo proms ya not find a neater place =. Cass-Elizabeth ae vie : you look @ year. ae { | out. BRICK RANCH HOMES, CORNER AIRPORT & SOUTH D { 2 blocks math of kaderisesille Rd OP DAILY EN §-8 P. M. FOR A NEW HOME CALL WM. A. KENNEDY REA Serta EveNine's ee DORRIS QI SPECIAL Don't fail to inspect this attrae- tive modern, meat and clean 2° bedroom bunrah w with stairway to attic. off ac heat Kool Vert — ewnings storm windows and — screens. fenced corner lot with spreading shade trees LAKE FRONT HOME { $1.000 DOW { $7500 totel orice of this 2 bed-— toom home with double sink elec- tric automatic hot water heat. h basin and -tall show- warden nd a beauttfr’ view. MACEDAY LAKE GARDENS UNGALOW In_ this exciaive ovlet, respect- we of- AC a vouR Fr 1, ecomet +3568 | \7 ROOMS aT DRAYTON PLAINS. 8 rooms or Perry St 4 lake home. Suchv Realty 5-616 country home, of fruit, Rd. room WNER: MODERN) 1 acre all kinds | No realtor. 2885 Leach 7 BEDROOMS CHILDREN $700 DOWN With Cc PANGUS beatles ‘ ando 3-1101 1% acres N of Clarkston lola Mis) Ph Ortonville 132 Reverse Charges abs RMS HOMES TO SETI LE FSTATE The following proverties must be sold for cash. Prd in package or separately. new in 1946 No 1-2 bedroom bungalow full basememt oil furnace. 2 car ma- ft $8.- | 2-2 family with 4 room basement Lot rawe attached Lot 80x125 500 No bath egch Full furnace 2 car «earace 0.300 3-3 family with 3 reom ant 2 car garage erators All buildings have oak floors. vias- | in good re- air, Well rented. Ideally situated | Don't be asieen on terec walle and are near lake. 2 room and | apt down and a 3 room | up Full basement oi] heat. | stoves and refrig- | “CTROUX & FRANKS 259 Howell St _$1.000 down GENERAL REAL ESTATE 4305 Dixie Hwy OR 3-0701 __Oven_until §-Sun ltoSom |RANCH TYPE 1} BEDROOMS. off Hospital Rd. \WOODHULL L TAKE | On Woodhull Lake is this nice 6 room bunga- | living freom, | room 1 story 3 low with a 13213 10x11 dining room, 9x11 modern kitchen. Auto. ot] forced air halle at SAN'S LAKE heat only $10,500 On palsies Lake ts this lovely 4 bed room 1 story 2 reom around home $6x285. Large eled in knotty pine kitchen. 2 large bedrooms. bath. Large front porch. living reom year On a beautiful jot | pan- Modern Full Nice piggien Ideal for a couple. Priced only $8500 with $1500. d own. Near Watkins Lake Is thie nice 4 room 1 story bedroom home. Built in 1054 Nice spacious 60x160. Living room 13x17 9x14 kitchen. tiled bath. Nicely Full landscaped Priced to sell at only $8500 with $1500 down. Drayton Plains Is this nice 5 room 1 story ranch This home ts 24x36. Built in 1054. | Automatic oil forced air 8x12 utility room. a hordaee heat nice lot | zree at only $7950 with | SUNSHINE ACRES This is a new 8 room 1 ranch type frame shell 24x27. Bullt tm 1064 Warm Morning stove. story home. . 9 toom artitions all in. e well is in. sink end hot Pai heater to go with this house. On a very nice ag — Priced to sell at $5050. ELIZ. LK. ES TATES. Automatic gas hot water. Oa tered walls Nicely landscaped. Ca drapes had ofa Pode Priced Tr $8500 MEL “DRU Mi ee this nice 2 bvedroo Built In 1954 with a 13x14 room 16x10 modern kitchen. floors. Plastered walls. Aluminum | storm sash, bath. priced at only gesee With floo: On a nice lot 100x141 ing is house. and :S pene Oak | = w yatkina Lakeland Sub, Here ts the home you ha looking for—this @ rooth bo 2 large “OPEN, oll | 80x | 7) Waterfront Luxury Realtor | 31 Oakland Ave FE 2-200 - “Real Estate Since 10919" BY OWNER. RANCH TYPE § | | PAUL A. KERN, room modern Garage ‘a: actfe. | Watkins Lake Rd 81500 down. _OR 37929. | SPECIAL WEST SIDE HOME A terrific deal om this west side home which has everything 3 rooms down which include living room, diring room and kitchen Upstairs are bedrooms and Raved drive leading to. a one car garage. Located in @ very quiet and refined residential section Under _ priced at _ Shown by “ sppoimtment only. | | i | Edw. Tl ON. M. Stout, Realtor thaw 8t Open evenings ‘til 8 30 ~ARGE OLD LAKE FRONT HOME peat aioe cars school 'n cos lot ear pavement beat “410000 write PO Box 349. _Keego Harbor 4 ROOMS MODERN WITH FU Lt basement Automatic heat. Low _down pavment, FE 2-908). BRICK BUNGALOW i A charming new 5 room mod- | erm Lovely divided basement with kitchen. Ot) furmace. recrea- | tion space and | car carace. | This home is partly finished in knotty ovine Lot 100 6x «6400, You must see it. Priced at oniv $18.000 with a reasonable down payment. | CLARK REAL ESTATE 1927 E Auburn Rd near Deauindre | OL 1-6651 FE 21311 ves. Bateman West Suburban | | house has This immaculate § Tfoom all the charm and comfort you'll find in homes priced much higher. i Carpeting, marble sills, alu- minum storms and ocicone ! off heat, attached gara, | 100x150 | eres throughout 12,500. reasonable dow 4 payment. 3 bedroom brick ranch home with al! the extras Tiled bath and ati Carpeting and drapes Recreation room erage. pool. 100 ft. Agoory and more A steal t $26,500. Will accept smali- = home in trade West Side. Brick Situated on a parcel oe with huge trees. This home - offers you-much, much \ more than youd expect in the price range, Six rooms, including den, bedrooms & 2 at ad a3 g It’s a natural e iarge aa ty who Wants comfort and room to . grow..We have the Ney, so why not inspect this home today? * GI Resale Near Pontiac Motors 4‘— room: bungalow with ce- ramic tile beth. “Youngstown dinette, month tne huding insurance Kampsen FE 4-0828 taxes and | Realtors “| 8s Sao, Ss ph Co-operative mative Beal | Eves. & Sun Estate ts lipides il | ~ MILLER | NORTH Several 3 homes with full basemeit. matic heat, e 4 Can ¥ A mort | ery low duplex, full basement, 2 car ., paved ‘ON | FE 54-6165 | | “LT expected him to be nice, but not THAT nice! He didn't 43 For Sale Houses IDEAL - SUMMER COTTAGE! Here's @ real —_ at Williams aped jot &@ neat and clean algheseneet” For fust $6,050 with only $950 down Oh yes, posses- sion j Call now, REALTORS Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 31768 2 BEDROOMS, FULL BASEMENT. of] heat. $500 down payment 3101 Eastwood Dr. Auburn Heights | CHARLES | list a meat clean 4 ft lakefront home with bath, extra large glasses in porch lots of storage space for only $7.875 with $1,000 down IT ro6m __. | SOMETHING'S WRONG! When 4 60 3 plece | r SHOULD SELL AT ONCE But. be See this one hasn't sold. Must has escaped your attention it | tt now before the Detroiter’s flock i to the lakes and grab it. QUALITY BUT DEFINITELY a beautiful big Tudor 6 roor brick in delightful Drayten Woods should see !t! Only $22.400 FHA terms COMPARE THE VALUE! Six rms and 3 large bedrooms. Full base- ment, 2? car garage. lot 161x153__ = $13.75Q terms THE CANAL with boat house and boat well just a few ft = Syivan Lake. Large 5 room ome with 23n24 ft A) ee Price | pegueea to only $18 ' B. D. CHARLES. Realtor! | BY OWNER, 2 BEDROOMS, MOD- 75's AVAIL ABLE IN. ay OR. 4 BEDRMS FF 4-0521 Salesmen's home phones FE 5-6878 FE 2-1704. OR 32372. 1717 S Telegraph Ra. Open Eves Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 10 ACRES Excellent sol] 3 bedreoms Ful’ basement Only s9@eno VERY GOOD Home Cloee in with 2 acres bulidings galore Substantial down. FE 4-6862 Bath t 8 IN CIFY 8 room ene #2100 down. $50, month (EG KLER REALTY - | 236 S. Sagina 4 4091 FE FE *sen12 FE 71-8118 NEED A Eves CHANGE For rou and your growing family? In a “Northwood 42° home you can enjoy the comforts of LARGE home and a LARGE lot at a SMALL SMALL price ONLY $14,350 Complete orice including git HOME. © BRICK FLOOR To CHILING. WALE-IN CLOSETS. OTHERS AVAILABLE WITH GAS HEAT AND LAKE PRIVILEGES the beautifully home. Visit exhibit 2328 Middlebelt Rd. 3 furnished © Out- | | { } Near Orchard Lake Rd. | NORTHWOOD | Organization Inc. Phone FEderal 4-6191 | In*our well] restricted Waterford | Hills Estates, estimates freeiy | aed on our plans of yours, tir RBE RT C. DAVIS $924 Pontiac Lake Rd i | REMODELED ans RAME FARM- ars okt at Silver reo vix30. Hand bear from id red barn firep'ace ‘yne om living room one in dining room sun- room kitchen 12x19 with laundry room attached. Downstairs ne. der room aod lavetory. ‘our and sth on second three ots, land- rubs. Lilac Pine trees ov + 3 % high and honeysuckle nedee forming along a L sneped screened front | facine (aks. brick dining room and fo Two car shom Oi] burner arden it, ver house Lake hewn Two u wan ie Lak v 134 500 For further = rme OR 31676 after 6 p. m. large lot, low down payment. iter 5 Pe $4402. " OS)) dining COMPARE anything you OPEN Tonight 6 to 8 think you'll agree we ~—s bedroom basement new cellent clusive locatior these with ve seen. We CHIPPEWA ROAD Lovely 3 bedroom semi-bungalow vestibule entrance to Hving room with wood-burning firevlace. full room extra larze — with separate breakfast end part bedrooms and full bath up Pull | nook bath down 2 oll furnace. etc ho Ex Comfortable enclosed vore landscaned drive to two car garage | family home im this ex- yard with | ROKER 5-0683 | D RILEY B PHONE FE ¢1157 or FE 17-0986 DRAYTON WOODS, 4 BEDROOMS. RED sED HORSE. tor Realtor th @indows. woodet oh. Seal or Priced for quick sale! Call MAr~ _ket 41338 after 4 pm, weekdays, NOTHING DOWN Will bulla 2 with interior, Sapall os ent will terior, Sma wn pay’ build % bedroom «also wil build oo my¥ OR 3-263. AND THERE YOU ARE “You fust can’t hardly find « home like thig anymore! Ever; - thing you've been looking ‘for at such a LOW. LOW price. . ONLY $14,350 COMPLETE PRICE INCLUDING PULL PACE BAIER one N CL 4 BEDROOMS-2- BATHS BED * sorb DRIVE AND CARPORT NEW is a CENTER Flere’ —— living im « beauw ful Visit the beautttully furntshed hibit home at: = MIDDLEBELT . NEAR ORCHARD RD. NORTHWOOD Organization Ine. Phone F Edereal 4-6191 NEW. WODERN RANGH Home on Greenshield Rd.. Ome block west of M34. ‘9 acre with lle ft rontage on Treo reek. owner FE ‘i ] ; e build on 4 lovely 3 Le pare ao saree home with full beth, we matic hot water, me: electric wirtng studding. Exterior all re ere os — $500 down.” Ask for Mr. T.. H. BROWN, Realtor | 1362 W Huron FE 24819 SMALL BUNGALOW Ideal for retired couple. Coser 4 room bungalow, 2 ldvely bed- rooms. modern ki¥echen, built - in bath of] hot water heat. Flowers e trees. Easy house to jaws care of. Block to bus. §1.- for each tenant $10,000 down. Sum heat. Includes orcheae Cor overt to year like: 36600. Terms. $3 W Huron &t. Evening $1,300 DOWN _ —— Costs? tuto the best buy tow ba 2 large lots fully landscaped bedrms Living tm., Taree Outdoor grill $4000 down. OR kitchen with dining space, oi |) ; _ uliuty room and ba Boast- WEST DoE ? BEDROOM ing hardw floors. Flush dream home. loads of extras reiaasa Gaara | petra built in, Partly furnished See for ai s1380 sis0'down FHA. a == ~ at : own . rms. plus mortgage costs. $500 DOWN Baldwin eS per Fees Attractively decorated. 4 room pres = = —* and bath home comfortable auto | ot] heat, all city conveniences, RAY OXNFIL. Realtor immediate possession, Prone FE} 1103 of FE 44it8 RJ VALUET, a _ Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 345 Oakland Ave _——— —- —_—-——— | Co-operative Real estate Mervice | | e 4, HOME OF 25 ROOMS i a. Ae If you are tnterested in income. ' YOUR OWN ; sec. thts furnished piace + | Heart in apartments, balance | i I | rooms. Buliding al] in good con- i ryton Plains | giiee Income D, r menin | Gleaming white story and « half arking space for cars. Pavec | Five rooms down and one up. . tes Gewa 4108 gers entsggl oe \ Tile features in Full dining room Large kitchen bath. Full base- | PONTIAC RE "AL. TY | ment Screened front porch. Neat 737_ Baldwin FE_ 5-8275 and clean as a pin. This house ~~ wil Gt with alow down pay-; SUBURBAN AN HOME ment. | Furnished house near Long Lake. Commerce Twp 2 bedrooms Large heat ing room on Unfinished R West side locat face with Large picture Close in Near Genétal Hospital frame home with com- | a buy and owner Cail us for an appointment. | ecdar plumbing end wiring in | Commercial Zone utility room pletely remodeled kitchen. Gas acre lot Three bedrooms plus sew- RUSSELL second floor. It's 170 W Pike wants action. anch = fon Mal? brick LJ shake siding window. Rough You ran room, dining room. den, bedroom, bath. kitchem 2. fireplaces, lavatory, 2 bedrooms, Established 1916 and | 92, 200 DOWN—-FURNISHED Here iq your chance ip save on fur- Tt's | j Ave FE | Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange | BUILD NOW | i i and | Mich OA 83122 | large jot near the beach at beau- ' tiful Eliz, Lk. Estates. We want $7.250 with substantial down pay- ment but the owner has given us a jot of leeway. See this and make ut an offer soon. LOVELAND 2188 Cass Lake Rd, meets Harbor FE eee BEDROOM HOME. BA: ASEMENT, 1 secre, ? car — ‘true trees, All plowed fer planting, Auto- matic heat, water softener, $15,- f00. $3500 d j own, OL 2- a. G. ELL! & SONS Northwestern at at Middlebelt _sOrdon #6171. MAvtair 42503 BY OWNER. NEW: 3} BEDROOM Phd car or nero brick, Oak floors. fireplace bireh® kitchen, $5.- 900 down, Balance land contract. between _& and 7 ~ ¥OU “PROFIT PRON- TO Ads! T ll or rent any- FE 2-8181. & oO: Toom house bath up | niture expense. 2-bedrm. home | near Williams Lake Full bath, } alga » neok., + Leotsepe west side location. Ten | ake privileges. Yours for «the in good condition. | low tote] price of $6,950. Cae be need 03 & Bome 504 veel INDIAN VILLAGE. Pine west-side ness Only $14,200 with liberal! terms te responsible purchaser. WE BUY & SELI. LAND CONTRACTS NICHOLIE & ae R CO. pen 8 FO ‘til 8.30 nw hes Bt Ph. FE $-8183 }" BIRMINGHAM BRICK HOME. LIV- ing room. 2 bedroom, tiled bath, dinette kitchen recreation room basement, of] beat, fenced in yard, nr. school Call owner, MI _ 40044 evenings CHOOSE YOUR OW: N PRICE LOCATION TERMS LAKEFRONT HOMES ‘REED LAKE — 78 ft frontage | New brick 3 bedrooms, 2 fire- | places full basement Buy now and select your own colors, tile, home with attractive 26 ft. ing rm Saree 3 bedrys, ob 1 fir Boul barbecue grill intment to see 300 with $3,500 down. BRICK SUBURBAN RANCH Tc comfortable modern’ living, see this home. tn’ $3. w rontagg on good shin; as road, no rm. full bath and small barn. 7 a sig bon With watz * 92.800 dow own Move right tn to this: iyv- | & ull | basement with gas heat. rec. | rTm., garage private drivg, out- Make an this now at LAKE FROATAGE 14 acres with f lake hear 2-bedrm. | 2339 Orchard Loke Rd. FE +003 through Classified |. } etc $21,750 CEDAR ISLAND LAKE 193 ft. ee home within walking rontage Mahogany paneled liv- | /distance to downtown ine room, ledgerock fireplace. / bath, newiy decorated a rs knotty pine sunroom 2 car ga- | / A-1 condition. Pull basement, Tae. $24 ' etoker. Owner will sell rr | vOWER STRAITS 90 ft front. / Sished tf desired. Total price, age, 3} bedrooms, ¢arpeting. range , $7,050. zerrigerates. washer, dryer $14. L DRAYTON WOODS. = Attractive | Large becrene. 30h. hivin arge , | LAKE PRIVILEGE Eg rm. fireplace. tiled shower is | WOLVERINE LAKE — % acfe 2 bath. large uiehen, full parti- bedrooms. Laguna Vista Zz. $8,- tioned basement, new 958, awnin, car e. Variety OXBOW, LAKE —- New 2 of small fruit. #15. 000, terme. + ne athe it. uvige. rooms. | FLOYD KENT Realtor ee + Lg ge rE: lot 100x100 / HOME AND BUSINESS, West side D — New .? bed- . home, and in rooms. amaotes lot, ent, REED L. se ne ck. 2 bed- on, fu for tre rooms. iawn i J families. f%. garage with REED a ayo x3 wert —_— oe ee curity. $19,500, $4,500 ea BUILD! > SITES a \ CEDAR ISLAND = © feet. | WEST . Bungalow. 18 {ROM BR FRONTAGE pe a a 250 feet. $5.00 “1. Wed be basement, rec. é E * aa \ i i Large living rom. Nice Rear j h. Pull | Glassed-in pers Price $8000 A. NOTT REE 4500S finish off tnto three bedrooms _ NEAR ROUND LAKE. Only $1,600 ONLY $450 DOWN down for this 3-bedrm. north | I suburban home, alj on 1 fr. 10 Acres Tiled bath full basement with : | hew oil furnace, garage '‘ Completely remodeled 7 room acre of os . fruit trees and) early American home Fully lake privileges, too, all for: carpeted first floor has living $7,050. See it. & | car pea ee | More one of these 3 "BEDROOM homes with large living room and ia ad large kitehen with sepa- tility room and 'y 87.980, See our model home toasy. $1,000 DOWN Large livine room NEAR een ranch Laree brick “ attached garage 5& fruit trees and Additional $1409 down SCHEAM FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 If no answer Pi. PE $2566 enings Pe wy —, ill Josyn Co-operative Réal has Estate) Bachenee BEAUTIFUL @ ROOM 2} MODERN country home in exclusive ares approximately 2 acres. lake priv-- fieges. shown ment only Charles H, Lig 907 Pontiac State Bank 2 44188 Templeton DRAYTON PLAINS 3 bedrooms, 19x12 living room, dining room tile bath, off hea 1% car das Sse lates corner — $2. OW WHITE LAKE 4 room modern. Log construction. Neat and attractive. Just « few —_ from noice beach. 91,000 Hi IGHLAND a M ODERN ——— home on 10 acres. Good Reasonably K- L Templeton, Realtor TRIPP Geonumcle Hills Joseph F. Reisz FE 20259 MI 4-4419 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 2 _ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lake Prop. 44 For § Sele 1 Lots abet fea sewer. “ctHB bse 3 Bedroom Brick FHA and GI aces ‘DOWN Tones PL NOTHING DOWN FHA $1,200 4 ot 6 HR. Hogs — pardwart. a forced £ a ene Kin i eit Eisatety Tans Lake 5 Ra. Pilwoes | scott WHITE BROS. Model FE FE 23-5607 _ Office OR 3-1872 KNUDSEN West Bloomfield Excellent 5 rm and bath with large rooms and full basement, arage and large jot. Only | down. Two Family West side location within walk- ing distance of downtown, close to 3 —— rental dis- trict clean as can be. ‘Ask for a showing now. Ottawa Hills One. of the best. dential YOUNG Ld) yauas $5.000 will eive you vos- session is income on Center St Pull basement, garages.. Show- ing excellent investment returns. Shown bv avvointment $709 DO’ 2 toda ranch tyve home with | plastered walls, ocak floors, auto- matic oil furnace, large picture window Now under construction on Rutgers St. Many choice lots svailable full price on P.HA terms HURCN GARDENS room bungalow with Setlna and drapes ment. automatic oil furnace and garage $8500 with terms 5 ROOM BUNGALOW Piastered walls floors. full basement. screened in front porch only $6.950 with $1730 down. See uhis one tedav Russell Young: REALTOR 412 W Huron St Open Eves ‘til 6: = STOUTS Best Buys Today NORTH SIDE BRICK Close to busses. schools and stores, with everything in easy .waiking. distance we have a huce brick home that has been built te last Extra large living room with a natural fireplace. Separate dining room «@ s very modern titchen with ‘4, batn Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a cozy little den. Manv other out- tandt at this re 4-4528 Sun. ‘til 5 reas eit and yO “af basen ent finished duced for quick sale, Call Bow. WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR on Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 44516, Eve. 23-3288 WILL SACRIFICE cee = pone fl dr. bigh, and hi: rooms, Wall wall lace, Garage. PE +1 T Rooms, 9 BEDROOMS, F FULL MACEDAY LAKE Estates. Shown by sppointment oy only. Priced at $22 cash to mortgage. NATURE LOVERS iff i: and panes carpeted "hving natural gor bon | 2 a cates te copper and Ia: 2 Bl ay ‘garage. g10,s06 with ge to mortgage. WILLIAMS LAKE RD. 3. bedroom starter a fall basement, Large lot Tt. Wonderful opportunity couple with ambition and eredit rating. Well is =~ ready for you go to down payment will handle. No mort- e PONTIAC LAKE Waterfront bogepotly lots, priced from $1,000 to $2,000. F. C. Wood Co. Realtor LAKE PRIVILEGES 2 bedroom buineen with kitchen, dining room. living room and full bath, loca om good corner lot With privileges on Lotus Lake, full price 600 with low down payment, IRWIN oe ee VETERANS $250 MOVES YOU IN CIVILIANS $1150 MOVES YOU IN = & new 2 bedroom brick home automatic beat full base- Rent ~— possession uDon s for mortage. eal ‘om office for full informa- “STONE STONE REALTY CO. gues PE, 2.0253 to te. D.m daily: Sum. 1 to §& O'NEIL. NORTHWEST LOCATION — Be the first to see this ex- eevtenes 3-bedroom Oak floors, plastered painted walls. , % bath and doorst Immaculate WEST SUBURBAN- jrand Se - attic. Oak. tered oll $26. 500 WEST SINE - home $16. 800 DO-IT-YOURSELF The big te save money. could be a lot of the numerous simoplified-Do *% Yourself eee 5 a bedroom home with a laree this this nd : Remember only $800 down and you ar: a home owner. IT’S ONLY A BABY dust two vears old this June A two bedroom ranch styled bungalow with large living room modern kitchen and ceramic tiled bath on ene floor Storage attic Full automatic hot water. Alum. screens. Large lot 860x180 All of this for $12.950 Call now for your inspection appointment. - $395 DOWN Yor have to look icng and hard before vou find “a home with this small «a dowr vyment. Just the Tight size for two this home fs brane new and needs only the finishing touches. — payments less than ren Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N Saginaw 8st _ Open eves til 8:30 PH. FE BROWN $13,800 HOME & INCOME - Perfect cofidition “$ rms ist. floor with firevlace tile bath and heated * and 58-8165 SHR TOC un. full nace, two car gar. paved drive & street Verv choice location. -Brand new 3 bed- exterior all . well, sep- automatic hot water. kitchen sink and all interior stud- ding Lake vgivileves Onl¥ about 4 miles from @city. Priced at the verv low of onlv #6120 $1875 DOWN - Large @ rm. brick udme with one two rm a“ Ml tra stool gas furn, naved st cated near St Fred's Priced at 8 f rooms and bath each One of the very ner Brick duplexes in_the city Ex- cellent condition. Better look af is one $21,080 SYLVAN wItLaow CLovety modern ranch bungalow, Brick const. full basement. two car esr two levely lots Call Mrs Host FE 2.9840 for particulars. — L. H. BROWN, Realtor 13632 W Huron FE 2-4810 Member — Peal _— Exch. 3 Seicoen mee ‘eosin tn the older section but in good condt- tion, gas heat, garage. storms and screens shown by appoint- ment only LORED Lovely 3 bedroom home. beaut!- ful lot, storms and screens, awn- ings, ribbon drive. This house ts located near St. Josenh Hospital and can be bought for about $2.000 down, ADAMS REALTY 382 Auburn, FE 43393 or FE 46754 FE 2.1900 or OR 3-2420 Partridge “BIRD” TO SEE Wonk IN DETROIT? Conventent avnest nex oO lot — all. beaptifull: : xcellent brick construct pa- cious § room home of Gas beats and 2 car brick garage with paved drive, $16,500 on terms BRICK 4-FAMILY Well designed brick 4 family lo- cated In town on paved street. $280 per mo. income. Corner lo- eation, 2% car garage. gas heat, top condition. Truly a fine tnvest- ment showing approx. 10 per cent return, WARD E, PARTRIDGE REALTOR, FE 2-8316 43: W. Huron Open Eve. 7 to 8 § ROOM HOME ON KENILWORTH St. 4 rooms on Au sin” * ase Realty, FE 5 et Farmont. 2 DROOME. 117 iii 44 ¢ ATTRACTIVE arpnoou|— Askine | LAKE FRONT BARGAIN Over 380 feet of water frontage, 4 fenced lots. plenty of shade. 2 metal boats and dock Year around home consisting of 2 bed- rooms, living room. com cine kitchen and dining room, bath basement with oll hired water heat and laundry = ores breeze way large 2 car garage plus poy hed garage for work shop. Nuff ~*~ Owner reduc rice of $11,000. cash. Clark "Real Estate, 1362 W. Huron St. PE ¢6492. Open evenings &- «. Bundays. 4 BEDROOMS AND BASEMENT Ew — bome 83500 down. seAvTiret 3 BEDROOM BRICK Lower level! carpeted, 1‘: baths 2 car ga- has recreation room rage, lav. gas heat, 2 fireplaces $10.000 down Owner FE 5-228 LAKE FRONTAGE Whi pple i are: ’ POOH: ; basement with eas fur- ft aedraad sand beach. $1,050 Also kefront cottage for remodeling Easy terms. A fine development with good restrictions. Drive out to 9605 this week-end Pine Knob . or phone ewner, MaAfair 6-2384. Otter-Sylvan Lakes 6 desirable, high and dry ft. ge — over: looking-and wi! ~ priv leges on - Otter-Byivan Lakes. Here’ 508. epportunity - priced trom CARL W. BIRD, Realtor $03 Com munity —— Bank Bldg. rE +421! Eves. FE 54-1392 —, SUMMER RESORT AT _FE 4-4188. MODERN SUMMER RESORT AT Houghton Lake MY 3-405) __ NEW CABIN — LOT. . gos rice, $895.00 $100.00 down and .00 per month. Cabin built to order on your choice of large wooded lots in Townline ~~ ished. Safe beach pao large lot. Terms. WEbster 5-071! Sale Suburban Prop. 45 454 IN MILFORD 5&8 ROOM u BOUSE with glassed tn porch, 2 large lots, recre room, ol] heat, car tera “Er oten $12.00 | ae cash. Milf 14-5615, IN ROCH ESTER Comfortable 3 bedroom home. excellent condition, has choice location with lots of play room and fenced yard. 1's baths, base- ment and garage See ate nice home by NTE SIT $16,900. HOME SITES On Adams Rd, are choice roill- | = haga of land. Each par- : ngen ft, rot aes & 200. Priced oe DARD Tienken at Adams OL_1-7511 For Sale Lots PREBLE AAPA INI ERPS RINNE 2 LOTS, 48x2590 FT. RUSTIC CTIR- Cedar Island BUILDER ATTENTION! We have approximately 3 and, one-third acres of rice level is room for 2: houses. full orice is only $6.500 with terms. OFFICE OPFN 0-6 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 #2 A WEEK BUYS A BIG LEVEL LOT, 50X130 FT. ON E. COLUM- BIA IN JO8LYN GARDENS DAYS ONLY ELIZABETH Call OL 1-64 1AKE ESTATE. 76. 2 LOTS LOCATED IN ROCHES.- ter Call FF 2370s or OA £3763. Watkins-Pontiac Estates A —— sloping 150x150 ° ft road. In a very nice neighborhood In a new and growing ont nee se Close to schools and stores and downtown Pontiac Priced at only $1150 with $270 down. Waterford-Drayton 100x150 ft lots In\a new neigh- borhood with good roads, a mod- erately restricted. area low as $585 with §60 down. A nice level 100x120 homestte in a highly restricted area located be- tween 2 lakes with leges on . Leake Some fruit trees. This a future corner lot. Priced ay only $2500 cash. PERRY ACRES 100x190 ft. lots. In a stricted area just north of Pon- tiac. A beautiful location § for osag type homes and better liv- Priced as low as $750 with it down. LAKEFRONT A beautiful high 1002150 ft, lot. Overlooking the lake in a nice area, Just perfect for an exposed basement or a terrace facing the lake -—priced to sell at $3000 cash. > Stevens Farm Sub. A lr ag ion & restricted area . With all lots having at least 100 ft. of frontage ose to schools Good roads. Near Drayton Plains rea as low as with $50 own. L.C, LADD 4286 Dine Te ce! Drazton Plains _Or 3236 undays LOT NO~ ai #peLMONT ar OFF Michiean 40 2x 178 paved __ Street and sidewalk. | OL: 32-2211. SPECIALS acre pare Very "he & convenient, vocation, “Yaly $15 Dn. and $15 We also have a lake wien Plains. This is acre and orieed at only $1200, L. H. BROWN, Rea 1362 W, Huron OTTER HIL Ls naar site for ranch home 20 feet of frontage on Cass vane eee Well restricted with 1200 aq. foot of building size. Lake privileges on Otter Lake. and access to Sylvan and Cass Lakes by st nice shade trees, priced at i850 with terms. WATKINS LAKE Beautiful 3 foot lake — ~ = excellent sand cated af South Shore Ponte. “4 steal at $3,750 cash. Le large jot “eer r Williams Lak g, Road & Msp After § call OR | LOT @ ot | facill- | lead- | sacrificing at: t. Leng Lake Paneled | anaes. y laree kitchen, dishwasher, | For Sale Resort Prop. 444 46 é ground in city of Pontiac acl Lots as. Square Lake Country Club lake privi- | FE 23-4816 | PRICE $395. OWNER. FE 41122, | well re-- 7 ft. frontage, {1 ACRE on | ROSE McLARTY | Edw. % ACRE TO 5 miles terms, ACRE LOTS. from city limits. aad JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | 45 Oaklanc FE 5-0441 co-operative ‘hal Estate Exchange LOT. 125 BY 238 WITH ALL kinds o: fruit and berries ‘a mile south of Oxford on _A RK Culver, 66 M24. 109 LOTS With privileges on Elizabeth Lake pieed 5 esa $350 up. Aa little ae RED HORSE S019 oo Paes Rd 42252 re rE FE g@oD por aint LOT. WITH i rich garden soll FE 5-2930 10 LOTS IN “AUBURN HEIGHTS. | Fasy terms. 2951 ee Au | burn Heights i 80 FEET ON PAVEMENT ~ JUST west of city Cash or terms 53346 HURON GARDENS IN GOOD TIL- den and Pioneer section 6 desir. water sewer Ideal builders Martin, 60 8 able building lots. sidewalks and gas proposition. Paul elegraph 732150. LAKE FE $-3515 WALTON BLVD. privileges on Silver Lake Only $250 down. total price $1,200, Also other good lots for eaie — call us FLOYD KENT, Ress 24 W. Lawrence 5-108 Open nae Next to Consumers Power ‘PRIVILEGES. THREE 100-FT. LOTS” Only $1300 each tf purchased to- gether. $3900 for all Beautiful, jevel ranch sites 190x120 Two are corner lots. Located tn delightful Waterford Lake Estates adjoining Silver Lake Golf Course WARD F. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron &t. BUILDING LOTS 13 —. 40’. Sewer and water tn. Powe 2-97 a aa Phone De- _troft, we ee 1 acre cas Verv good ys TO BUS, STORE close to bus stores & “Only $15 dn & $15 mo” AVAILABLE tes ven” mente RF ap __Mruetion. PE ¢0447 FE 5-3470 CAND 8UITABLE FOR SUBDI- vision. Lots fer immediate butld- a “sites for multiple commercial industrial use SYLVAN REALTY 2383 ORCHARD LK RD. FE 50418 Open Dally ® to 8 SAT.. SUN ,.*®TO5 Two GooD SUTTBING LOTS, 40 | x138 each. FE WATERFORD VILLAGE - TERMS. | FE HURON GARDEN Vacant corner lot 50x127 ft Water | and sewer Beautiful building site Offered at $1000. $600 down ‘To —To Sell—To Trade YoU Buy IT—WELL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS Open Eves. ‘ttl @, Sun 10-4 Co- opera: Real Estate Exchange 1075 Huroa FE 2-0263 NEXT DOOR ene S oance 47 MIS. 10 ACRES ON FE __ For Sie ‘Acreage _— em eee Rd Suchv Realty 1 aBOUT 2% acres near baw Rd in Sunshine lake orivileres $1500 ‘erms '5 Acres-Vacant Just a short distance from Oak ‘and Lake 165 feet of frontage, Perfect bullding site right at $2.950 with terms M. Stout, Realtor 71 N- Saginaw St Pn FE 5-€165 Oven eves. ti! 8:30 IDEAL FOR sUBDIVIDING = 200 acres. 1 mile of road front- age $200 per acre. Just about the | last good one ieft in the 15 mile radius. JIM WRIGHT, Realtor Co-operative Real Estate Exchange TO SETTLE ESTATE, “3io ACRES 4 miles SE of Holly. 2 sets of buildings. Live stream through property 134 miles road frontage. _Phone “Fenton MA 9-9582 1 ACRE 100x450 ft. parcel tn a nice neigh- borhood in Waterford ed gh Close to schools and stores wi road. This is ee uy at $1300. with only $250 " 1 44 AC "RES arcel in a moderately restricted area in Independence Twp. About 6 mi. north of Pon- ae. mee x only $800. CRES 1631000 s i a nice area. Light- ly rolling land. Makes for & real homesite or a tri-leve] home 6 mi. north of Pontiac. ly $1925 "L. C. LADD 4286 Dixte Hwy. Drayton a ___ OR 3-2361 — Open Sunda 48 For Sale aay POPOL LOLOL LAL LAL LAL LOLOL ALCL Ach ay, A 20 ACRES ON DIXIE HWY. GAS testaurant, 4 room @ 1502506 or Drive-In Theater. All kinds of lake and farm property P. W. _Dinnan & Son_| ae Huron, “FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE _ Call Rutledge. OR 3-1111, FE 4-0003. FENTON For bar ego 117 acres on black road Surrounded on 2 sides he beautiful new homes. Terms a 1OLT clause. .28 acres with beautiful 11 room home 2 fireplaces includes 4 room ant. with orivate bath for help. 2 barns silo corn crib. chicken house. soll. lake and live stream. per acre Terms RIDGEWAY 975 Baldwin Co-operativ, $275 83 Acres Good level farm, ad Oxford. outbidgs. Ideal farm for sub- divid or rf at $25, te Orténville house Mr man =f r : improved bey. $08,060. FLOYD KENT, Realtor ar SASHA- | — Actes. } FE 5-3578 | 5 6 CARNIVAL by Dick Turner 53 ~ Money to Loan (State Licensed Lenders) os TOM Reg. UB Pat OFF Cope 105% by NEA Serene, Ina Sia, : “So help me, Pet, I'll never lift another wallet in a bus as crowded as that — I musta put it in somebody else's pocket!’’ . For Sale Farms — BRADLE\ LAKE ROAD 8 acres you can look a year but vou wil) not Deat this for a ¢ -buy. 8 room farm house rooms, down and 3 bed- rooms up sot modern, but could be remodeled 16 acres of woods, 24 acres of pasture, 40 acres tillable full price ¢10.500 with §2,- $00 down. PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 31 Oakland Ave FE 2-0200 Rea) Estate Since 1919" "$§ ROOM RANCH 3. Suchy Realty. _FF 53616 LITTLE FARM This fs a rolling 5 acre parcel 4a me on a hill with a beautiful level 3 bedroom home. Living room is 14x21 Dining and kitchen area 24x27 Recreation room 18x24 Natural stone fireplace Also natural stone fireplace in the living room 8x24 glassed in screened in porch Oak and tile floors throughout the eae Hot il ACRES acres. § rooms water radiant heat. 53 ag elec- tric bot water heater 2 baths Also a hew automatic washer & dryer and a new electric range to go with this house. Lots of trees & nicely landscaped Priced gl se week only — at $12,500! "L.C. LADD 4286 Dixie OR 32361 — Open Sundays 4 ACRES NEAR NORTH Branch, No buildings. Bargain for cash to settle estate all McKilops Farm Market. corner of Featherstone and Opdyke on | Maz 8 ACRE bides Modern ranch automatic steam _ _.1S acres whea acres seeded down. Well” With tools ford om M38 and one-quarter mile south on Jefferson Blacktoo Mr Jerry Swoboda 475 Jefferson. Clifford Mich er _ACRES 7 ‘ROOM _ HOME north of Glen Arbor. Ideal Hwy. Drayton Ptains | FARM EXCELLENT | tyvoe brick | 20 | Sell | One mile west of Clif- | 48. Business Opportunities St | BEAUTY SHOP. DOWNTOWN LO- eation, cash or terms Reason- _abie +0606. GROCER Y 8TORE FOR SALE. Beet & wine license. Meat li- , Stock & fixtures. FE | CONEY ISLAND LUNCH ROOM. weeded. Call Smal) investment after 6 OR 30425. | DRY ¢ CLEANING @ PLANT West of Pontiac. A good perma- nent ——, location. Koders equipment modern ir rty. Only $10.000 oan for a wner | ill,» must sell A real maker with a future. Cal) COL- panel Tyler Realty TYler 71-0334, etro FOR LEASE MODERN 7? STALL gallonage, Cole Ot Co. FE 28!73 re GAS STATION FOR LEASE. BUY inventory and equipment mre lished wet ey trade E Pike FE } GASOLINE | STATION, cow INVEN., tory Busy «ection FE 3 FOR SALE: ica PUP: ment and dishes. Good buys. TOR SALE ESTABLISHED TV serv’c and sales store Very rea- ornate Write Por «- Press Box Trade Home for Business Death of owner of a profitable store, selling groceries beer & wine, and impaired health of wi- dow forces sale of business. Will take house as part payment for Dew store building and inventory. Located in fast growing com- district, west ortunity for couple who want / operate own business and be independent, No. 3608. STATE-WIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac John A. Landmesser, Broker 1582 FE 5-0978. 2 GROCERY STORE STOCK AND sim - jease. cation. Nice business on oes of illness. $3500. Full inn for a or cabins $9500 P UL M onus REAL ESTATE =" 832, W. Huro FE #3505 PAUL, JONES REAL ESTATE 832 W. "tteres FE ¢3505 BEF Oxford Area | = RE 187 acres of very productive | You GO UP . on main highway in ee ae. N veloping area Large house oe ee een brs ous 7 : and mise. other es e bar- < gai REALTOR h K. i PARTRIDGE = onn rwin 18 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE REALTOR Super gas station, restaurant. we Sentes irae & some - Sg Just across rom Lake Huron stablish. | Phone_ FE TE bees 21 ee | | eo Excelient Tanch home “S20 own for Motel good clay loam | E Rent-Lease Bus Prop 49A FE 46203 8 Reali Estate Exchange FOR RENT OR SALE: 28 ACRE, muck farm A great potato pro-: ducer Cash or on shares with or without farm tools O. E :Boice 5935 Cooley Rd. or vhone | _ FF 5-4002 Sale Business Property 49 DRAYTON PLAINS Hwav Well, sevtte drv wells already in, Also foundation | floor for 34x60 brilding with ample oarking _spice Owner FE + £55 2 YEAR OLD attic, frame house business at 1142 Cole, Ppa ham HOLMES REALTY MI 6-1811 or MI 4-2171 ® unit Houghton Lake resort. Moser 5 rm home Includes lakefrontage All units complete- lv furnished including boats $49.- 600 on terms Grocery beer and wine takeout. gas station and cabins combin- atior on a near Tawas 3 terms plas stock A oe ae louer bar and dining main highway in the North 20 acres with trout stream ard modern home An excellent building. an excellent business. an excellent buy — for vou. $18.000 down Busy ertll with modern apart- ment on matin highway in small town near West Branch. 330 feet road frontage — an excellent mo- tel oc Priced rieht at $18.500 . on terms BRICK STORE : BARGAIN WARD E. PARTRIDGE wae story gi oo raaeee | : THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN, x90 oF sq . Corner lo- | cation in Auburn Heats -59 43 W Huron. Oven Eve. FE 24316 highwa¥ Perfect for e furniture store, discount fouse plumbing and heatine or most anv kind of waN | WITH ‘OR LIGHT areal S bfeeragpmooe pages truck to establish home bleach rige: once for only fie.cb0 with just 92000 Gn This route, Can start. part-time. Good is only $2.64 per sa ft so act now to get this! WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR, FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron St. NEW S-APARTMENT BUILDING. $2200 net tnmcome $15,000 down. 142_W. Columbia. _ SALE | “OR ~~ PEASE - LARGE equipped commerc.al rarage and gas station Also bie garkin —— on main street sever jocks from down town. Write pees Box 18. UILDING, 40 BY 58. SUITABLE for warehouse. 78 Hittl NEW. MODERN | seas a 3250 | aq. ft. large rking area, suit- | able for several kinds of business. May be divided into two smaller stores, Near Telegraph chard Lake. FE 5-2474. West Side . $450 per A - 3 py 5 year lease preferred, _ Leslie R. Tripp, Reaktor 22 W. Lawrence “PE 56-8161 or “For Sale or Exchange 50 DRUM SET. TRADE FoR | car or anything im value. PR Business Opportunities 51 i. or vera alt rb. or write a 11626 Coyle, Detritl NORTH WOODS A modern res —— and cabins. Prus _— motel site hunting & fishing area near Mio. * of i fs an unusual op- | ; fee Must sell WHEN YOU NEED $29 - $500 You can get i quickly on your signature car or furn endorsers Payments to suit your budget We Up to $500 1946 to 1953 car- ring your title. ready deals cloxved in 30 minutes. « also made ae furniture. Sigratures »nd other securities. OAKLAN LOAN CO. PE 2-9206 0? PONTIA: STATE BANE BLDG ~ NEED $9500 or less WITH QUICK SERVICE? Plppatacatgen, Phas col Auto ts Se a eee your first visit so ae some in or) phone for cash to om your auto., furniture or signature = a repayment plan suited to yo needs. Friendly courteous Serica awaits you. Lesite Fleisher Man- ager. Berkeley Voss, President. Ph, FE §-8121 Home & Auto Loan Company , Comm. Nat'l Bk Bid mours: 6 ut §, Saturday 9 UP TO $500 QUICKLY for PFOPLE WHO WORK Use this specialized service to get money for past-due bills repairs. or other spring needs Choose the Wav you want to pay Special, Fast Service For MACHINISTS FACTORY WORKERS Come in or Phone GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN 69 WV. Huron FE 3-7181 LOANS tty to_ _ to $500 gt LOAN CO 3% E LAWRENCE FE 2713) FRIENDLY 8 SERVICE ~MONEY WAITING You May Borrow $20 to $500 BUCKNER . FINANCE CO. Above Walgreen's FE 4-054) CORNER N SAGINAW & HURON PONTIAC Also Drayton Ptains 429 Dikie Highway Across from Post Office Phone OR 3-1221 SHOPPING FOR A LOAN? “YES” promptiy to emploved men women—married or single. Ne- tlonwide credit. Single visit loan, phone first. . write or come tn today. LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 717 Lawrence FE 2.9249 Pontiac Mortgage Loans PP PLAABPP LD LDLALILD LP LOW INTEREST Onitmited fund: tor single family bctrirga al esate are et H. a RETER SON 1310 Pontiac State Bank Bi Phone FE 5-8406 - PE sere Swaps head for what have you. 8-0558. price. UNION . cass. LAKE AREA “Completely eequipped almost new -— erm Driv =. a pny er! Home THELM A M. “ELWOOD FE 61264, FE 43844, Open 9 to 7 STOP AND SFE THIS Business corner with 2 homes, gas station and 5 car garage. inside lube, 2 pumps Speedway gas, stock and equipment. AAA contract, 1% ton wrecker, trail- er and cement mixer. rental. On sete. gerd coemer. 5 con- ooh smail home in deal. EM To BUY, TO SELL — REALTOR Partridge ts “THE BIRD” to see. Sale Land Contracts 52 ‘7 PRAZER, WILL SELL CHEAP OR TRADE FOR aNrTiCiNg Or Facat ML iN- a lot Holly, MElrose 1. 1 WEEK'S RENT ON CABIN UP used T. R tw lam and 2 p oe ‘1 ‘FORD COUPE | wit SWAP motor. OR fture No- D Today Group your bills, protect your | credit en ake up to 24 months to; repay 54 LJ 55 CADILLAC. V-8 MOTOR, GROUND 1 ‘take an. cider. cat or ‘END TABLES, For Sale Clothing s6| Sale Household Goods 57 ATTRACTIVE WHITE FORMAL. | * Ve Special ballarina length Size 14. Excel- Lord's Specia $ lent condion Phone OR 37665. | nn net cccueees r FORMAL BLUE AND WHITE ' $ Df. = r+] Size 11 ballerina tenth 686 Uy Pyy from $2408.66... up Stanley Avenue FE #8458 © Hide-a-Bed from $130 03 ..... up TsED TUXEDO SIZE 18 TO 20. Used gag sove $20.00 children's clothing | age. ae Lord’s Ladies spring coal, 5 . ; ; 81013 a ows Furniture and Applances “WEDDING GOW eis Lao) yoke and finger OP Vohers erates] Used “6 Sen _teil_Sise_16_ #28_OF 3:07 ES STANDAR] TYPE WASH- ers Slightly marred FE §- 1686, all kinds Odd UY N PORTABLE apt. stoves $9.50 up, * sain” ald “ea PE Sais Cos til ane bullet tani ope SIZE GIBSON EL ECTRIC Bp. New sota beds, RAR AAA AAAI APT 4 chairs. $39 50 stove $100 274 S _ Tilden $39.95. new bunk oats, mani: BOFT ANYTHING YOU WANT | lime. oak wWwroug as AN BE FOUND AT L & 8. End complete $30.95 up Holly wood bed tables $198 up. 2 door § shelves frames $605 living room suites | white metal cabinets $12 95; $1994 up, washers $19.05, re, | pew book case. head board beds. cotton mattresses all sizes, $1 | complete $24 refrigerators $25) innerspring mattressés $18 | up. ranges gas & elec $5 uD. Desks, chests. unfinished furniture | bed ste $3 up. TV sets everything for the ho as ue Tadios $5 up: . agit EASY TERMS OR LAYAWAY | chrome dinette selfs) 9 pe $30 86 PLAN up echest# es & used, $5 UP FREE PARKING AND. DELIVERY bedroom suites $4905 up, living PFARSON'S FURNITURE. = room suites. $12 95 i dining FORMERLY BANK FURNITUR room suites $1050 up Many oth wr BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE er items USE OUR EASY PAYMENT OR LAY AWAY | PLAN. —— oes | We buy seli trade anything Come |, t a out and look around 2 acres of a ales uh pool tree parking TON TV “" OPEN DAILY 8 TO 9 WAL SUNDAY 13 TO 5 Walton Cor.’ Joslyn FE 23-2257 L & 8 SALES CO... ¢ mi. east of | Pontiac or | mi. east of Auburn | METAL VENETIAN N BLINDS. | Heights Ope 32868 Rd. M50 $12 in, wide x 64 in in 86 FE 25378. | OLD FASHION BEDROOM SUITS. After 430 FE 17-0475. Oak DINING ROOM SUITE, WILL deliver, $45, OR 31741. 106 4 AUTOMATIC WASHER. KEN- ae be Saver. Good condition. | ANTIQUE MARBLE nor, TABLE ie and Gone With Wind oil PAIR OF ANTIQUE ROCKERS, RS _lamp_ 7085 Coolev Lake Rd matched, excellent condition, O: AN Al STENOTYPE MACHINE ; _3-7792 5798 Highland’ Rd_ i is or sale. $675 Gasinator Inc. Cont. , + $id Call after 6 pm. OR 3-9612 Ph NNY PAINT SALI ATTRACTIVE METAL BED cou.) Hoots Set AR a. st HS and inper'oring mattress . Two ALTONS FOR. $3 68 FE 27340, - 1h? per cent rubber latex” = | at ~ nee paint. gal \ Compete ‘Clearance | Be. Sh nen at te te Save up to 40 per cent on new Gal paint & roller of pan $3.00 and used furniture FLO yR SHOP New Furniture 68950 apartment LOOK gas Tange $5950 $22950 apart- Open 6-9 99 6. Saginaw St. ment gas range. $149 50 $9 95 WITH RIGHT 9x12 linoleum, $595. 1256 metal PORCELAIN i in fixtures, Drop Hollywood frames 795. $39 50 | leaf table. 9 chrome chairs, single bunk beds. complete, $4050 Roil- bed with mattress and spring. away beds. Antique clock 29 Utica Rd. 1695. End tables, | Used furniture: Living room sutte, a me - $1950. china cabinets, $19 50.; _' electric range, $995. Kitchen cup- | > — “BEDROOM SUITE. MAT- board 89 chest of drawers tress and springs. 73 N. Ard- _more ROSE FRIEZE “DAVENPORT T AND chair Easy Sgindrier. Box spring and mattress. Six year erib. Dav- 05, $9 95. dressers $650 all size beds | $5.95. all size coil springs $5 95, studio couch bag 50 chrome break- Lowy set $l 3 in. used ' Searooee suites, com. | 50 : eno. Portable washer pic aha Rr setearery a size 144g shoes 7A and AA n Wed. Fri. Sat Till Miscellaneous dishes and uten- . | sils lamps 1028 W Huron. FE M. NIN FURNITU RE | 44816 Thurs Fri Sat. only Free Park FE $-3883 REMINGTON ‘s HP. AIR CON. 1220 vn Next to Adler's Mkt pomaret post ue a R. B. Munro - PT sTOVE $30 EFRIGERA- _ Electric 1 W. Huron tor $30 Electric ppyeeoe $5. REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR'S 1994 models. One of America’s best brands Perfect, new, guat- anteed for 5 years Buy @ new re- frigerator for @ litte more than @ used machine Michigan Fluores- cent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave \30' ENTERPRISE GAS RANGE. _Utke new OR 3400100 REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE. 3388 _Ffembes St Drayton Plains STOVES BOUGHT SOLD & EX- changed. Turner's 603 Mt. Clem- ens _ 2-0801 _ _ SELLING OUT—COMPLETE DIN- Maytag washer $30 FE 5-2766 BLUE /8TUDIO. COUCH GOOD . ‘condition. _ $25 FE 5-5976. } BLOND MAHOGANY DINING room suite. OR 30M4. BOTTLE GAS w low price Complete tnstalla- oa only $10 plus gas. Kenyon _Fuelgas OR 43-2401 CASH FOR ALL KI] DS OF SED furniture or dishes _VE 5-385 CHROME DINETTE SETS. a semble these yourself and save Four chairs and table, $6995 val- tle. constitutional osk Living ue $3995 These are brand new room furniture kitchen table. 1935 models, famous make For- _Wenetian blinds ete. OR 37725, mica tops. All popular colors Come in ook compare and be SALE ON convinced of these extraordinary Scrpaiae’ Michines “piece | EW FU RNITU RE 393 Orchard Lake Ave vet ie = . ae CasH nnerspring attresses” jpg = — sense Cotton Mattresse t9 23" = = OF ees “ = Ch . CHINA CABINET WITH ROUND Chests. Breaktast ante sie u | giass. 700 N_ Perry, “he cA |B, UE VELOUR | KROEHLER BED Felted rugs $14 | avenport and $20. Close out on all bedroom, hos |) 4150 ; room ~ Gas stoves, refrig- DOWN FILLED LO E SEAT WITH erators, Come look je over. matiase ee | We buy, sell end ssonenge every: : thing fer the home, Come ip ror matching chest of drawers be convinced. solid mahogany dresser with mir- | and nicht stan: Coffee table Oakland Furniture with inlaid leather top Down | _ filled chaise longue with satin 104 8. Saginaw FE _2-5833 chirtz cover Red wool tweed SINGER UPRIGHT VACUUM, channel backe. occasional chair Like new 5-0929 Two custom ade fireside chairs with heavy «reea upholatering SOLID MAPLE TWIN BEDROOM and matching frinee Round Mers- | — Sens sets. Complete $100 MI_ | man lamp table Dresden’ _ Pwr. SIMMONS STUDIO coucH AND ine Bell lamn + oshpeover $36 —PE.-2-3833. amn Two matching crvsta) dew. | 34. IN. SOLID MAPLE CREDENZA, » doir lamps ke tlew Fe 26 PRICED CHEAP | | - FOR QUICK SALE (C PIECK BEAUTIFUL BLEACHED | oak dining room. suite. Like new, Large gold framed mirror. Paint- ed dressine table with drawers and mirrored to~ MAvtfair 6-6905 4 ROOM OIL STOVE GOOD CON- 2 ee ee 0 floral drapes, $5 pair. Sclid maple j ities 1 vr old. $15 FE 80742.) chest of drawers for child's room, CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE | $15. FE 40193. i — st | _of tools OR 3-3717 | TWIN BEDS, IVORY LEATHER DEEP FREEZE UPRIGHT ONE headboards, box springs and in- of America’s best makes. Freezer herspring mattresses $90 com- and food guaranteed for § years plete 2-2198. seratched in transit. Michigan Lraeroecent: 393 «Orchard Lake TRAD Eas RANGES FOR ELEC. Phone FE 2-0118 davs) Weekends _ and evenings FE 2-6319 2 PC ROSE FRIEZE LIVING | _Ttoor suite $50 43 E. Montcalm. ae Se FRIGIDAIRE RANGE _ Reasonable _5-1307 DETROIT JEWEL GAs STOVE. TRADE-IN SALE Four rose throw rugs, lamps,| ABC washere . ............. $1498 drapes. antique Jenny Lind bed. GE washer . s: w dinett 8 Roy's 06 land Abe dining room suite ... $30.95 Gag RANGE CONVERTED TO spinct aoe mitts _Bays PE 58415. Eves. FE ; 4-3004. “Ape eine oon sectre “tote Bos Sirians Goops. FE §-6530__ Tabletop : e |. $30.08 _10 to 4 DOWN PAYMENT 1 CUBIC FT, ELECTRIC RE- A PREE PARKING trieerator Good condition. $40. WY aan BA _( — 18 W. Pike © HOOVER VA NEW. 14.95 “Relte bags. brushes, ali USED | DEPT dens. wrte. Suros Ger Prigitaire deluxe electric NEWEST 1054 MOD- ‘(Like Kew) iano’ ern and a Posen with Kenmore eiectric $100 968 | burn proof £ lly Automatic These fo sl tently factory trregu-| Maytag Washer $50 _ lars. You will save more than Speed Queen washer .. § 59.59 half regular retatl price. Michigan (Frigidaire automatic washer $09 50 | Fluorescent, Orchard Lake GE Automatic washer .._. $ 89.50 | Ave, — a dryer | § 79.50 (© PT DEEP FREEZE LIKE Apt size, gas range | $a. new. a truck. 3 shelves. 247 oe ‘a = eatin @ STURDY METAL VENETIAN CLAY Tone blinds. 31 inch width, $11. FE 5-9663. . ' Furniture, Appliances KINGSTON TANK VACUUM. LIKE ag ya new. Reasonable. FE 5-0642. ———e Sale Household Goods 37, | NEW AND USED FURNITURE © or FT. FREEZER, $125. FE - THE v HE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 a _Sale Household Good = Syme, woman ron $7 | Fee Sele Misceneneees °° irra YOR L1@ WT | OLIDDEN s 60) For Sale Miscellancos 0 FUN : aoe RE. ANTI HEARING “alps Ra ee “ef ersh ea Tt pelt & one. 3 | te ree ier PLYWOOD Ze ___ For Sale P Pets 69) Sa Sale F FE le LE WHITE | Sea at : sade arm quipment 76 Fa € PORCE Lew . | AT sTUD LLL or Sale -Westinghous e =| ey aewiea oi cables | axis Cash, and Carry Prices, Fawn Sized Cee ay _ TYRES OF cen, , Housetrailers 78 y | IDEAL Fir P 16 is res. F reb * ‘ 80 POWE = | lywood | 2-01 . Fee, Davis . wget range with wide oven | sharpener R LAWNMOWER | xox\o Fir Pivwoot gs $312 | Snscot Ae OS _ Macatue's Ph_« R3. - Spring Clearance buy for je oven | one Yale 4uBx%s GIS $6.40. } REG ile. | B oni : | pendent one Indi ur. Plywood : ISTERED DAVID BRAD - : est offera will only . Kev machine e- | axéx%, F GIs $8.00 | COCKERS LEY TF oanben — rr brand new $149.95 -.- \ casera key blanks othd 47ax% ahd moment GID $960. mos. Sale or lease. PE six el Kewly overhaul nA: Posed NEW a : : sp wer yseord eee en | | sickle G ales | PRS SEA oft"ieg tata a FE ae oy ee cgexen spate PUPS WAU payin sage vs cos. Seed. Pane Ur to 8g" APS ntiae High ve e aintall, a e 5 _@ ‘Dav HURST ° tata vx E 5-021 Ra. Livery. land Rd. M50 at Boat | ask us for Quotailons BRITTANY, SPANIEL epee bavin | BRADLEY —oinoen | 1 Mile North ce) Lake orion tion. Prom ro, oP SE | y AND -§ FTROUGM PICNIC Pontiac Plywood Co. -| ABC. $28 oe, 46H Tindall 4. Sar: Bsc? Excellent condl | a WET WILL SACRIFI +0736. i : $0 each 7 1488 Baldw \ BOSTON a wp. FE 32-5306 od TWOOD. 28 : CE TO lake Rd 609 Elizabeth in_ Ave sTUD 12 - ern. 2 MoD- fer. Westingh BEST OF- | _FE 2-2543 pionship sto tas. cHaM- |*5) MODE. ra ——- bedrooms, excellent < stock Prov TR co FARMALL cus , ‘ton _O* a range. FE_ ouse 34 in elec | INS = ___ | RAPIDAY proved f en get Av-| ACTOR WITH 10 RE a apt ae | AN UL ATE NOW | perez YTON SHALLOW WELL | OR a Kernen ety. 0 CNN pees AND A or. al 33 2LPT PRAIRIE SCHOONER. Couch MODEL TV. ND SAVE MON , lent c 7110 thong 3 Excel-| BOSTON PUPP a ITION PRICED AT 68 | $900 for equity. Term atit Table a esl Sone ein EY Clarkston. t Lake Ra. | i#& CURTISS. OR wa Sey te EM 3-5258. s arranged. Ls OA 185 N. Perry cheirs @® , | ROMEX wIR —E ' en E TRADE INS | p47 Hi POOT BTEWART COACH BOA’ ‘LER i PIECE M coil tas «A FOOT BY Baby Parakeet 7. KING BROS. | housetraile STEWART COA SLAY BAUGH Blue Cea ; ROOM SUITE . A. Denson 30 ga wot marred. $3.75. | wrrH CAGE S$ +.-96./7 FE 40TH , J: $495 oF a gyn mms JOMNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS § ROOMS OF FE 22077 549 N. Sagin | 2 al. electric b overs. oe 591 4th St.) FE $5 96 | YOUR re eni2, 3853 re. FE 630 Os “FURNTTU aw St. FEderal ¢ \ A. Tho eaters, $79.50. 2 4038: "Closed Bu PO 1-H DEALER kiand Ave. and ends. 3 URE opps oe 2621 = 3 A. Thompson, 80 8. P BEAGLES : n NTIAC RD A MODERN ‘84 27 Park 8 Felt belie One KIrcHe€ CABINET SINK! = CSRCRETE =" | _ blooded re - Oe PULL FARMALL CUB ae OPDYKE | _713_8 piidoct Ee 2TH BED GA _lake orth of Wal! od Bena 42 tn a eael eee | ZLeOuBrT Ph SEP. | BEAGLE PUPS. pe ___ | _ments R 32704 1TH ‘ATTACH. | Wit tC TRADE 5 ® 2-720. FIB DA BOAT ; ae e $9950 Sligh s NDITION ——— wks REO 7, | tate tor ¢ For Sa Ca coopers arty rm ine KDETOWED SNORE sew. wis old. $20 | Female Receis. | pOLENs SRACTORS | CEA SO auity tp modern trailer, 12 ER GLASS BOATS c le Miscella 66 in models at t na in and _fer_free_ home de 30, PE 2-9143 FE 2-982! old, $25. or Swap TILLERS Se ft. & 14 ft. m cmentate nnn neous 60 Michigan -Fluore errifie values o.. emonstration. EN ROTO-HOFS trails BEDROOM HOUSE: \ tion br ALL ELECTRIC ae nr yor Ga us B rare BOLt Pur “MALE” sso. Ne" ideale talryy wait Excellent condition. | Ye\ ow Me ie Shortest geek Pug gpl ede etapa aga sila AN anea “gana 8: Be ey ceaverti BUY | ENOLISH 8 oy Eine Oot Oru ree —WACATION | Sites and Service “ake. ae ee pore cee co. welue $12.86 | Tale ee 2908 aiso install i Coes We ahs | SPRINOER “SPANIFt Ma. 3-787@ or OR ee used twiee like new a TRATER _¥Ederal 25260 Te Pine 358 Dixte Hwy. PARK co, ene d er esor es complete Lbiete with flat duct FHA of furnaces hunter $190 vears old Good FORD ~FRACTOR w ~ _ MF irose 71-6005 ‘1380 B: Hoily | F "rn ZIR COMPRESSOR FREE’ Paes intaing “deucets| $14 = Garwood FEM vas incme Stan waarc'l FE 5-2483 and 2 bottom Toe tiee BLADE _Davisburs neries: © Rd. | {BE RGLAS Kits een’ cai power Re with Lhe K an ‘eicie e, merred Michi ax . Keets Too PARA- shape FE 2-304 in fine ——— _|__TED NEWKIRK, EM ehain sa Nishers, i ; 3930 (Ore A Sen < FAR eae Sey ae CONT’S RENTA . me 2 rchard 3 eal en caet heater “$79 30 GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POUT Bol paeeiae Tae railer ~ | LOOK! aut Baltes S RENTAL | Cae, ink retnes eer an os 3-003 old. licensed OR eres ARY TU! ERS ACTORS: | ch acters. 65s tra CON | ac peat ANTIQUES: PAIR BLU Te eisTOL MB — | EE Bore ogee = a « er KITTENS GRAY AND MED Seep AND” PeRTILIZ E "hae ty . Neg eae sa LU ee 2 sone a Secreta EXChAange | 8 wrens AD FE Fr F ae. ! pinning Wh oc. CAS <> Cope, 1955 by MEA Serwice. tee rd - | weet DLES & PARA- FE 0734 \ cket boats. Genesee Gal lhe toning Wheel, 218 Cede H AND CARRY Look and listen, the | 51a so = hl cana MY _3-2893. ' FE eu Authorized Sal paces = ast a Daily. Sundey. | avison, | Pinter + new qtock. eaten starter lawn Asi =. | “T don't like to discoure eo AND CANARIES. PONTIAC =e ALE ANDERSON ROY AL * OHAMPION | i ERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS, ours eseons: = Birch fi s 6 re | e you, young Auburn. Rd. FE = *OPDYKE NI HOME PR eee: -boat are PUPS, Ineulation, tee. t $7.95 ter has expensive tastes!’ man, but my daugh- | PUPP ro RAP 4-8 cl TRACTOR _| Bit WOMTer cod me AMOON: | Jacket B all_fibergias, Yellow Ri ows R sulation, reg. & fotl Dp. Now ACOBSON | ~ tes!"” ugh- SPIES HAMSTERS ALL Per | ‘All tools includ }H. P AND_ and 2 bed R and many other 1| ‘Fr oats, Trojan boats. Mas * fous re NTA Ss Ee Loose rock seul bag. $1.00 | 6807 ae EQUIPMENT. | tere Astor. FE 4643 T trailer, GE & $2208 sickle ber. and | Choose ae ae af en Chaim AIR COM r—F +5240 Whit grades 80 CANARIES — 4H PG est possible we SHORTY 5 na COMP wessRs_ WITH JACK Rooting No. 210 boards, Tse Pre 2 Se sarwan For Sele Miscellaneous 60! _ Sand, Gravel ee PAL eine | tor, cultivator N RIDING TRAC | as itle es Gown Ne tralery | Tie Prone FE 38200 era hain saws ' int ndows at : undie. ? LA ———— Rd re. & (Dirt 66 “OPALINES, * . pay at & ver cent in JOHNSON Sieaners. dreine electric sewer cine & ced new low orice. RGE AND 1 SMAL! _ WALL CABINE jes. 1304 Mt. Cle CANAR- GARDEN TRACTOR W —— | est ter-| Owen’ ~- MOTORS. ‘ ge pum 1 ar panelin pressor L COM- i ae KITCHEN, F anes 304 Mt. Clemens _ FE 4-6960. RACTOR WITH { EW AN 5s cruisers, er? AN pL ren pore decorativ i dias 328) ate) See Apiaceae $30 50 value tis oe mace DIRT AND , DUMP PARAKEETS BABIES. 19! M plow and cuitiyeltt Ee eee. PURCHASE. OPT TRAILERS OF and treiers, 0 ie oe CONE’S RENTAI : mbination doors tive TRAIL =n FOR BALE = ar ‘ly irreguiar Michigan F eriice. Call. after TRUCE rose. FE 2-3340 i EL- Pe price. FE 2-4309. aft new, | Ow AS $5 ION PLAN AS! boat. the 1081 Baidwi LEN TAL neuisted sel beara a tile 8421 _orescent 383 Orchard eee Ave. soeTT, 4 pm FE PARAKEFTS “GARDEN er Everything tor the a | econ MARINE SUPPLIES al ava =e RE re zor? #120 Boeie sees Go se CORES, BIKE. ceepe TIRES USED WINDOW SCREENS AND BI ACK ‘DIRT LOADED AND DE Dancers a vernia Y Suprise ' me TRAC TORS” PARTS Me TTORE Home | wae Orehere Lake Ave. FE _2-8020 ‘ : CKING is Commer daca ison tennis orm sash A-1 conditio ti vered Sat a - PUPS PREE EES 23! AWN MO RT REFINISHING AND ‘RE prices ate jess U OUR EM +273) ce. training = chat racquet, Food and metat S pn Both == septi nd Sun Basements PUPS FREE TO G ” MOWERS 60 S Teleersoh pankin NG AND ‘RE- Co. Ime 3174 nion Wreckin LAVATOR chea r; old bassinet ble tor ‘ Sizes adapta « tanks compiete, © OR ¥71 GOOD HOME Come tn and a Across FE 2-3200 | a Ted Newk! kirk, EM 3-8072 2 245 W 8 Mile Re te 1ES COMPLETE wit é p. teeter babe with $ “< porch crening $3 to ine FE 4-1072_ or FE ulidos- t bee Bol ne our «election a oss from Tel-Huton Cente i ig FT. CHRIS C ewkirk, ES ANCHOR -ENCH ee ee $2430 vaiue $14 9> dele ly Sr re . ee ch 17 doors, approximate) BLACK DIR +918: REGISTERED GER cure olens = Simplicity ME Tiler pen Eves & Sunday P ij boat and RAFT OUTBOARD «ha y en Wes ailets b Also patry hobnall shag rue in “ ely : DIRT "AN het I MAN SHEP- and Jacobs¢ : tllers M trailer U No money down JEN terrific ee these stalls at (Obie foabe mie sins crane one som. 84 each MG FE $-6343 D FILL, TOP ht pupesee Plas! ent blood Rent Trailer Space 79 we nee separate. A het gti KE ES apore marred se_are crate wooden : amp ES" = a esti . _monihe ola f Trade Ip vour o ; m aft _PREER ESTIMATES _VE el 393 Gerkerd Lake. Fluorescent, freee mac chews L shaped : FSTINOHOUSE “PORTABLE Boe penies MY Eae pe parment ee ee dosh MODERN A MERCURY MARK 15 , —=————~_ MIXERS. cre o poem ery nan wes match: $305" Cast erat BSUS siace pint (see Tarp rE Or KER pups TRE“ * * rout grotit. of experi year AND, SEM vom RN, motor, Approx 12 1s OUTBOARD j = m } ; riyit e £06 } ft Artists’ . eee ay PLUMBING & dishes and equipment. ay misc. Jet wate. eps tubs, $82 50 PILE 3669 GIDDINGS RD IN —— 280i rent Locate: on ler paces for tere Chris Craft racing i rtists supplies, hobby Mand Open A saniers Gravel. rare curtains, cheap, 87 imc tes ination elec Seven ok ced - FE al SERVICE KE RRY BLUFF we sere e em after we cell em wre LAKE TR Nia e pane ‘io. (De wheel & throttle nhabees f . organdy he 4 refrizerato ba rier, AKC reais ; UY AND é erth Sho ‘ er Lake Red 2 supplies—c! he JACKSON 8 REN ing tab y hemmed for dress- 4 rt Ree 364 95 ' 3 eaistered After aes VE aT aut re of Whi axe a Clarkston. ck our cla 62 W. Mont TAL able skirt; hand $264.50 demons sale, pm FE 48078 1186 Hot cd “Jacks on Rd M 12 HP ELTO 3 s- calm FE organdy b made white - Ope onstrator . BIAN Ruby ' PEN SA =0 . 25 “Muiitord ‘io 4-3626 leas EXTRA FAST. Ban “Hobbies aad NEW ARD USED —peeeroRe | giazed enints ns oa ratus ems P Ge Sufi. 10 to 3 rnd TRUCKING SERVICE AMESE ro by BA Ss ott gi mec 1 y Auto Accessories 80 ‘5 ee i aceadakie: upplies”-N Yo. 244 \’ heating and case uae and ieee ae and white plaid dust Fr . umbing Supply snredded biack_ Prt peat and winner Reasonadi tee! ain. Rochester ou seize | ——_—<—<—r_~ 12 FT T NO. j ook stov | - black wide wh: vee 930 MIS ’ B : Girt, FE 5-0448 Strathmore e 1 Hes Ad AL BOAT s, —-. 3 8 . ter heate stoves wa-| 8 e ale cordur 5 Ortonville LACK D = | Evnirude . . ota nes. : Foc bears and| I Soe por for double beds. . Sees one 130 | oF sand oe FILL DIRT. CLAY TINY PEKINGESE FOR BALE 3 WANTED ee Glass Service ! o 2 — FE va aa “AG ~ | TRAILER Abe | Greeftel reasonable. 762'° — : fe Delive? | gravel and et and , _maies at stud FE 2 900 ; you need it) Mave you vinrude, ASPHALT TILE...3%c “ay. "ms ANGE. FE 23200 | 300, a oeD at _Ml Os Do It Yourself 61 Ewen ‘Ons or | Dogs Trained, | 2c) 9208 Rowan. Box wiese| or ce aera dea wale Surplus, Paint ~ oe new. ; me uk TENT. L IKE ‘ype ae i Do It Yourself 61 | BLACK DIRT our | Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 70. TIAC Ladle “BOX 4 PON- { eee beter eae honored. i INOLEU Gal on FE good ai-} 4 , ganged in yds. SPECIALTY guaran ee | — Ox 12 i noleane $1.9 #xc. KNOTTY eee PANEL. — rte ce — FOR RENT | “ — * ve oes BREEDS BOARDED, | os HP. BOLEN TR door ve eines oF win Sonvenyees ech | Paccn LINER. 4m liiaes s..$1.98 up _% ft $3@ 216 8. ANELING. 2500 | coal furnace. ree ent owner tire tier eaniers — hand sanders BLACK DIRT AND PEAT FILL Owned eles 01 fectifties. accessories 463 ACTOR AND aan Koidoeper a prema t —< Lscehoag va 10 HP Mer- '- gid Lipoleur ioc, MIXERS, PU MPS istghereeeraler R 37138_after 6 ee 1 paper steamers— ware SA snd gravel, top soll. O censed y AKC it AUTO GLA | $400 jometer’ and VINYL ASBESTOS asc. power wool PLUMBING & SIMPLE z furnace vacuum cleane Oi alto OR pick professional handler Free | | PRAZER ROTO | 122 Oakland Av ae complete. 370 8. Avery. P™ venti Pioor Til TILE ie Band oe Sanders Gravel ape 72 IRONER ALMOST land Fuel and Paint. aie Oak- BLACK “Fo! ck up and deligery aad used TILLERS, NEW 4 6 \ 2-4418 "es bento : 6 Orchard P sol a PEAT. Purebred G Ld Parts and 8 PORT RILEY me Wi — oF Linoleums. ‘3 JACKSON'S _835_ 44 Seneca_M& _Lake Ave FE 5 el An SAT, GRAV- ;erman Shepherd to-Mow ervice. Pee 1 HEAD. COM- | E HAVE AT scum e. 60 ver « a2 8 RENTAL SMALL 4 CY = —= ee Baths 6150 or amount delivered puppies avail e er ree) ype and 7 | plete plus cam- M i bos st 80 Harold's Par ercent off 2 W "Monte alm : LINDER HERCULE FOR THE 111 FE 9-505 red FE b ilable out of the ver Mowers, Avis 5 offe ust rel. Best | ts In stock at all aint & | ee ame oe Almost 5 (f HOME WORKSHO : est imported stock yo dyke s Service 1880 “On | | _ofter_ FES | We are ber « ange PHELPs ELECT boat new. Ideal for a Delta Skilltool B P. BROWN PEAT Farm. K ck Mill Lake e Rd. FE 4 +4380 at least $50 to $100 BABY CARRIAG - bid RIC HARDWARE, “engine Cheap. FE #0: Porter-C lack & Decker, er © SOIL _CONDITION- : enneis FE 5-5968 JOH - | ~ ATTENT J er than anyone T ora E LIKE . g supplies OR | 3.1217. 0 STALL” a 388 r-Cable, Miller's Fall | lean shredded V BOARDIN - N “DEERE H TRACTO { TION! Loomis “Terms. Howard Aiso bathinette FF 7 NEW POWER R 3-1218. SHOWERS - COMP! Btaniey pow alis and test Wondert ery high ING. BATHING AND “CL tivator & R CUL- We are | = Dizie Hwy., co rR MOWER with faucets LETE er tools, saws drill f ul for new lawn ping us N. Ip- _ plow $390. me 5-968 | wrecking 1949 | Holly Rd. ~~ corner BOOK OF KNOW! — ae ig IN CRAFTS- ‘ and curtain $69 50 r sanders ils owers. shrubs. tr 2 Perry FE 2- 6) GAR er 7. cars and to 1954 — LE ode lan ree tripe terrific. value, $33 { or dein . trees. etc Pickup E_2-6113. DEN TRACTOR trucks. We hav SEE TH ER Encyclopedia GROIL- <40 6196 Waterf excellent cond complete 33 Lavatories \ pe ey Retail or wholesal ars > PRIVATE Montomery W 6 p.| late model low eo ceveral E NEW 18 PT. WOL- Cuildten Popular po House for aed lob aterfront Dr Water- tadceta os gleaming chrome oe POOLE ' Verv short bau! for tr a _ Heat, purr-sbell a3 8. T RUNS ants! oo ard A ae: Dok gines. ‘Tra mileage used ¢n- verine Cadillac slumin = ? ; 2-723 £ s. F J bar 8135_ | nsmission 4 | # real rot um_ boat. _uee Make Off ence Like PO! = ue $t 495 Toilets, $3950 val- 2 mis FE eleerach —— _FE 8-0074 axles & and rear ‘ough water bost « Make Offer FE $1960 sends TIGHTS IN EA eee cuigacl are factory sec- 51 Oasland Ave BLAC eae Hay, (rain «& Feed 71 70m DEERE BR TRACTOR. | Spey are parts. Reballt Loomis 10655 Dixie at, ewer = ae ete ae ns. Old se tian Cecharall igen Fluorescent, 393 = _ 41504 LACK MUCK POCO Dre me fis 653 | controls generators and voltage SAILBOAT LIGHTENING aT BLA‘ KE : | signs Kiso oe Lantern de- Dt DO w MINED 1 FT DEEP ALL KINOS OF aay “nae. FeRM FENCE BUILDING ALS aor | SCHR AM r | Rese inciudine suit ot ais, 2 See ep YOU HAVE DECORATING | Weed free mace ee “oad | cet Soe eon MA $-0666 peters cs pues cvervthing. , 2939 Dixie H UTO PARTS’ FE d condition sate FE 4006) © of vee a tevitic vaiuey Shere eae Money at “si Niteetges fear race Snag. Tata FROME JA OUIXED Stare rates gir Lame al Te PE 4433318 FT OLD TOWN ER ae 393 Orchard Lake Reais y areds of the Losing auplonabss oe MA 42625 _verbe! & oF Ee ee cor Bie) to Oe MPirose vi ast Jaane | ope Cin ACROSPANTE s-7i6) after § CANOE. MA a ert BURMEISTER’S rnes Piel ay ee paints tay Tob GRAVEL co to ACRES PAST URE ae. oR ;JouN DEST: t @ TRACTOR AND Rebuilt jam generators oy So = roe $10 UP BOB'S PIC. steel fence posts. 9 LYWOOD chard Lak aint 436 OF 0364-14 Mile Rd. W |" sheep, 25 mile west of P | tooth our section spring prings ark 8 mi W. Pont Sheathing bo ts cents e Ave. FE 5-6159 alted Lake | wil R_ Lem ontiac. joan deat harrov 2 botte rey of used an, 67 30 _Mi coe ee 26 ee ae ty poards. $75 M %» In. fir, 4x8, per shee BER ae PUMPS —sLUMBING & Cee ee ae BY LOAD. !Qanp CU ane eet Hotel | te ate, Moline Wire Cae eet | a up parts for ‘46 cars T — cee bin price $1 98 ga! Cale sanded fir, 4x8 ; Dan Bere open Su eis Gravel DO YOU araoct ee a z | Lost ‘vale MI Gosek HAY @¢ | LawN sowie sade_ Baldwin PA. | ee"Gaxland ave rar re®: a | Lemmepciation Cert ae prices on a x arcboard 5 : 3! 5-062 Pp soIL? FE FIRST : | RS. WF. SEL — | TWO 600-16 TIRES. items all pullding 4x8 ; $2.45 800, sw JACKSON'S. REN 0621. AND SECOND CUT servi L AND! S47 PLYMOUT RBLAC el S eranat ie bathroom board peed 00 : tie o Montcalm = Ue FE 4.5240 DRIVEWAYS | GRAVELED AN end clove dado iso eS | | Toro and Caoet as atlas Mid _Smar ree cas starter: “ Pe esi DATE O asig Astros m ele ctrte be nm board $5.79 Poot : OUR TOOLS. DO Yo graded Al! kind 'D sil e ts corm. grain Stratton and Reo and | —— eee 7 Union Street : ‘ rat 4 ; Sale \ hh ce OWN t nda of gravel _silage. WiN_cei 2 eo Motors Far! Ttrre Bee Sah techn anion Me ND BURMEISTER S | Ble iba Tsensaceer eigen Frigg ant aig abe vari "ain euee: BAT oe | one og a iord Ra For Sale Tires @-A ts sther son. 18 a el xie Avy e ca inet | EK Is Grain th crock end +f 1 MA = J 48942 oF Mu ' ——— Clarkstot $49 7 F ia e Montcalm LOADING BLAC —_——,- e_o-238? | 4.8978 Open MU | USED T ; M ton ) o Sup : Builders K DIRT Z = : pen nights and & TRES. Te W BATHROOM eee Y : imc Refrigerators row rraces, Ant ane ORLY Saiz, Fr ee Se ME Sees eet PEISTER HY BRID _ tc om 602 Bee and Sunes) | kaear an ciara. C & aaa “nr amet Used Corn town kitchen Furt oUuNGS ea e still In cartons at give awe 2 ~SERVICE IS Clo-ed to 6.30 1 ton Rd, Wal ite = : MicCORMICK DE ) eauparsy et Opdyke, ; t ‘ price y MUBT Thursday ake. MAple 53-7605 ers SEED COR . Trac ERINO ‘W-30 at_ Opdyke. OR TRA and coal Hot © eC ane 4 : 3 YARDS © “ : : CORN Tracor and Plow All 4 ADE. trieceMautam ate eaters near. HUTCHINSON ir Mog cay WHY PAY THE HIGH | Got TeEt OnGARIC REWAGE | oan tor Orch fe ar) pe lela at ainsi ____ Auto Service 8! 7 mono Chest AUBURN z e ric : 4 = = aed } ne 1 _ $ ya ells { Ae Nant fister “br . = ark bel guvoanians copper ore nd Trailer Sales 48 So eack: tee cre DOLLAR FOR PAINT ?i— _ Pheer EF Poe 26836. is eae won grader ee New and used bord, wa ERE TTS PAINTING | » Hi Lowe. Bros. Pa! : 5 Dixte- Hey 4x8 ma ’ HIGA QUA E your authorized Pte ord, Fer- GES O tHEIG FO: Paint Drayton sonite. sheet 3 + LIT \ ARN > de ot ister Hy ei 4 Tis _bt lowts su PPLY) 2685 Perry a GENERAL ee MO. ie me *. pie bas. per M488 35 nizecth bat EUR. ) ena ARM UC rE SOIL dealer ie Donal 3468 Sutton gtson and Oliver trac- ALL wae on ¢ cane | . | tor 220 ne bds DUTCHC AL vard | | ’ = ‘ . eens rs sven a eee Daire: ad ey vies eer Mi gepno > OUTCHCR AEE GALS ee ee FE 46088 oa¢./STRAW AND OATS. VIRGO tors. Also diggers, load-| BR. All | Builders—Contracto FE 2-678¢ quire Nye Dairv x12 pine shel Stag. ge Ts 33.96 GASOL IXE POWER TROWE | Farm MA 95-3048 IN —_ oti ae , ) M0 sTOR. %G ALES , rs | 14 WINDOW MD fir std fh . IDE or rent and for sale F ay ha : dises and cul-| PHONE FE ~ - : S24 1x4 std. FUATS—EN ale FE 2-0077 or Sale 2-0186 / LATE ¥ : _Home Owners. | _wind>ws_some eee 2x6 std. Douelas tr ie “4120 on ean AMPLPE ¢11 OnE “TOPSOIL, DELIVERED. ~~ - Livestock 2 tivaters : | Gass at Ww Fal Deekas. | MODEL CARS, MUST BE = Flush Panel D %, DRIVE IMPACT xs. FE 21023 | 2x8 std Dougla: Pp od! M. $99 00° KING BRO +0013 \4 JERSEY Gut ~~~ | Compl | GRAN s_at West Pike St Cl First quality nel Doors | 785) (Oigttion. Rand. Sqr biants: males fr. per $99.00; _ PONTIAC RD A S. {MMEDIATE” DELIVERY, TOP ling heifers 2 ou RNSEY TESS) plete repair service ony eo emanate GRINDING IN THE ean an Mobos pected ety cect sizes. after 7? ae $50. MY 3-2765 tients ” i vieocd nae $3 33 Cameras, E T _OPDYKE soil =. iar fill dirt and | eciran Mich e Hwy Wa Ford, Ferguson, Ford- Sse Beceagd Svar —_ Ma- | Tees starting at $6 vy. 08k. orp Gat | gxtx?s ywood ....ssee- $398 | quipment ol a 147. YOUR HORSE , -2863. ood. Phone FE | Sha We bought a 50. LD GARAGES “Ss” REP x8x24 W. pine plyxood oe 5) ae ir " LIMITED . AMQU Knol] Ranch T “AT WINDY erguson a | h 4 Tp N carload — you page FPAIRED TO 4™8x"« birch 5 once O11 20 | aetna Ge NT OF CLAY a rch «Trails through 3 n Jiver | = Bargainat Ja 90 per e arrived. frm? ip new garage doors. toto i birch plywood 27ST Bs | ae role ola gg Pat meee sate | country sae BO, Frans geemie | tractors and implements. | | See BRING TITLE. MONEY WAITING * TALT x n tt eee aenee 1 oO le ile is | = Reclaimed Bri ich . TY COSTS LESS | an? none Ww gi os 4120.00 Se _eiassification eater ou. oS irs SAND 6205 C erie MUtual 48085 Milford, Pontiac Farm and Indus: | 6 SETATE: Exc. ~~ | et yours before th i 900. 00 edar fence posts u ales Musi 1¢ ——— ae zs ._ FE §-3831 FAMILY ~¢C | trial Ay 5 COND. FE wvtene: ab 3 Fe the commer ET cote ga and 163. com 2... BBE baad daphase ca joods- 62 , REN ROA® GRAVE — 3720 C Ow. 6 YEARS “OLD ' ractor (Co. 825 5 | Wee Ved doors - en! £5 bundres . Soll pipe 5 f - cor mn. keg 895 oe | cear reac gr t ~ PRO- jregory FE 78499 x Se 23 For | cea cect ith trans wes tat 4 Douglas Pir Con sire sears. tom =e ACCORDION. 120 BABE. 4 veeas| fae washed 60 pl a Ta FOR SALE OR EXCH A KOF ‘ ai ard, FE 4 O461 oF | For Sale Motorcyctes 83 MOTOR SAT FS "14 2 > poo, teks qualits ro drtedt. all st w Camh door 79 95 ue cwikche. cost eA aarT rave = onerete resh voun aie: ? ae. New maces all r reed am ais FAT SCORE _ oy power ". aeer ‘ from ant 8 ere guarantee $250 sr bert ctrl black di ens casa ss J woes nr “*oung a Wocket t ae bien Bele AND SERVICE ON mt 8 — a ve 4- 1371 Pricer 4 gt . ‘r r oe e . er ommed Pye Pst cash 2 " san mone ; & * eres 6 SPRAYER ou * ited on al! building Ss oie te Fir ea ne 2 es colored Dar set alt duiaer Bae coe mee ately. Write Boa 20 PR 1768 C Price E Al i Rd Davisbure ait NI ile ORENARD AND FS: | Das Polat Davidson see Harley; Da $ CHEAP & & SCRAP CARS. wand used is acne, Be ie $4 60 seat. medicine cab 3150 B ACGORI PROCESSED RO AD « “privew ne 41974 te pee We earry both De mop Bales Co.. 372 8. ‘ y or eve FE 2 2066 > Loe 59 95 SORDIAN ; AY GISTERE ua Myers in, eeork ite Sagi- = = RPLUS LUMBFR se es To pooace. ae HARDWARE ; PORDAS Care ALL SIZES ecient and cusht Bn ‘eu oe BRNAFY HFIF- ee ee a Nes 1983 BSA GOLDEN THE HIGH DOL wae earnan RAL ES co SEL cer RED etl)" . wr BOYDFLI eae se Enreil t ee at our FF 46cik F> a & Gece ficial A aH . Pie . argh L983 eee ined AG cues a miles: Li ke oy eer 4.000 eer ish «rad 4 LA R Oo Hig and Bie oy Zs T Pral AD y >: 9 5428. wie ng 9-553 ; A ind fought © ° 14 4 vent ' rth 31710 0 0 O e use = Rd «M9, OR 37002 Shy JAMBS Caine GRApENT | Gwe Ae OM TISTER 6 Ee ae 8 6 Xs, HORSE pe ae 8 Avon Ra. K saat of ee 31710 or OR 3.4118 RB. need them Drive the wae wile, “ CLOSING OUT 2-6" oe aE) AND SAE Sle be ALL CLEARANCE SALE | S ikerea, $1 EM 34207 __ COO MIEN GT Cal Wich = HARLFY- pavinso - ent per ree Bet W540 Dixie i B 20> . { —_————— ates oO “3127 xen Past A i Be * VINSON te Rag oc me LS me poor TRO fg Tuer oF nt] Seat, Ge ot ee Ee gn | ine eee capi Mee aan hey) Bie tat _mozon, 7 HET WANWELT NLAID_LINOL semen je 4 ce E fiat Alto & utes, $42 50 | ILY COW 4 YRS VAI _ entala MY | o@ Call OR 3-167 WALL TILE REC . Tec. x3 4 ban wP 10 ars 50 Bros., a x's. $142.50. Grinnell ~ RO: AD ; aR: AY EI vre 1 veal calf ea oe —— ee atier 6 pm. ¢ = poe oR_3- 1388 SMITH'’s. 257 vee Sc Base Shoe 3c Lin. Ft. RMEIST |CHILD'’S W eae S$ vari: $790 delhvered 2 LARGE HOLSTEIN © oo : Auction S es CHICAGO é S. Sagina Ww HAC SGERITY x R- bone. FE EST 2 ON. ~ TROM- ROTTEN “COW MANURE fen Hee h 1 due soon MA 6 613 Thee , aise a | For S ‘Sale Bicycles 84 NOW Le TY ING WIRE —- be ~ L : - dirt. R cK: Avett aE eR es | Harley WIRE RECORDT? ns LUMBER CO. orthern Lumber Co. RNABE EBONY |< CONSOLE PU saconabie. Delivered. FE 11° REGISTER ~~ : ean EVERY WEDNESDAY. CLEAN CARS = sia Hwy evele 6725 tonk. tik MArket 41084 t ponti ral Cooley Lake Rd. - | MATCHED. = FE 49814 alter 4. | heifers 8 \ear vines RERErHD Rochester Smart Sale Farm i Ber ES i ee SH FOR e new Lenathen v0" EM 3- i OODS AND | Twin M Ran yr. olds. SAT. ; = _ : 35741 IF TOP D _ ea 1947 Hagcerty Hwy nen ott os wee & 0 Mile Rd 4171 ne eiubs and (bas ae . Shredded Peat Humus {> north of See eur ated 3's miles ew oe AT 12 20, FARM Oo OY's- ENOLISH BIKE ro "YOUR Wan cA AR S$ WOOD SCA 4 ROYAL OAK WINDOWS W FL 1-4184 TUNING AND _R E 7-0245 (5 vds.. $12) See . M15 go acuth as of Dryden. then new. _$37 65 Poo E LIKE Ue At , "ood condi cAPrOL ros m CES. combination storm wre ee ing. Oscar Schmidt FE EPAIR- | sHREDDED BI FE 5-7666 eee GELDING AND 1 atl. Craw paar a mi west at 4307'8 TCL = lar St | on. OR 3744 4-8392 sash E ————— USED ° zee 2-52 AC K DIRT 3 yr old Geld ire : ar wtore a 16 fb b COLUM @ PIECE s8o0lIp < PIANO $25. peat. A-1 t AND. _or ing Call afte cattle 13 cow read of ulit. T110 De = 1 i 207 R on sol ¢ week-ends r 6 ty s 2 unit ; eer Lake _Toom_ suite LID et busin oon Fr ‘GECDEEP FREFZE oA STORM SASH SL om E ( _ Jack Marino OR. 3.0100 gravel. | 3 REGISTER: ie D -oF erett One? ue cas tubs Soa a Wea —*ton. ___ ne. ce «| O rost, nc. 1- ae n table , omen bimini € —— te EIN - Sh cans Fo PeenNG = - 1] exeetient con | prices paid for es. TD easeiene AMEL RECESSED MANUFACTUR to PANSIE: — 08¢: GE F = "Sale Farm Produce 78 BOA farspall | "or as as topnotch ears. 5 marred. S ERS AGENT SA i ‘ = it : RANIUMS $0C: | Meee ee j BOAT. MOLD ay ewes 53, ‘54 and ‘35 SAVE sepsis, rele meses SL AR more On lieos ee Ae PER LIN. I “RESTAURANT FOUIPHENT 79 wea) wmatoet fie comes, | Cueveral. vars RED POTATOES | Ew sts gue Pyrat 2 HURON RNACE t con t s from $225 “i F <7 a? ~ ins Restaurant garden } assorted | veral varteties. J = = Pcreog rv. suitat MUELLER. yn) ete with ourner Oe onaity | Noi. ce.e 21°, # visu SELL | fe plants Vernot's Green | Take Oric ack Cochran, 1753 18 F —_————~ ae FOR SALE! S Ured 1 oe for 6, rooms. known merchandise. 80 8 Perry. ALL LENGTHS 2 play & USelf s ISLAND DIS- | louse 1461 Willams Ave, Onion _ Mv 2-0831 | - T RIECAAT SAFT SPO = ES = | {se 7 re Di e. ‘out EXCE! | man. J RTS | 952 Ww ron & Reasonable. oe te. ce Rea NS § VARIETY GIFT 3; Union 2 is u Hs mail fixtures erg Ae ee Pounds) near ‘'o ‘the Dostal | XCELLENT. CER ty SEED 1OBILE HOMES vg, PE +7903 Aner 4 rE. C “AL LIFORNTA Bl 3-2008 ; 8-002m "1 rchard Lk 4 Ww o. Ine. fens, womens dru STA Se - | Bills Feed mtiac ed Sebauo F ALES 2. ir’ POWER ar a _ ase _— __ near Gerhard ot a Ra Cor et & all ‘retail Sees st stun | eo oo rea CTOR PREMIER FOR ay Store FE ¢6504 ae new 51 ft. Pontiac. Up to CASS LAKE YAC AVERILL'S, UYER pean 5353_ Pine Knob Rd OR eg Fs AND SERVICE 6 Sun. 10 to 2 Daily & 30 to> OT es escape or complete berry plants AjRO Meee le ane Inctt er W i ghCRE,, PASTURE van cee eet ip to a few docks CHT cus HAS!) ———— FE 2- ware oF or pa! sor ago IGIDA —-— actory Rebuilt 5 ‘ag 92.18 wr pee See Coe each Sacrifi _fower plant 1590 S¢ . velt i. en Roo e- trefl fo es Hutehinec qualified liable to cable car REPRIOERATOR: | Machines Every make repairs a2 us HOMART CABINET §! Ne auav prices Mu sb ole 5 Beott Tk Rd Pane tel Hate er as low ease down ingon Ercan — Exclusive. Ap | For Sale Used T ment. eT cts compa and Guarantee , é oubie oF board Hanae Wa rent eek log N Saginaw near vet PLANT NOW Seng kc 3168 POTATOES AND arte mson’ . T: rat ler 1 committee OT la aes membershio | ~ vecke 90 wine Fregrere eet 535 (hc Ave ‘ 30 FE 2-0644 i : n opp W.. c 7 ra o at oatwain prices FE Hy ae at «150 Morgan Rd 4618 Dixte Hee Grarto - cs ral private beach Oe en DODGE 1983 % TOR if e c ‘1 . . . : . _ - ee J n : ’ skit 5 ig s bicycle Rowine machine oar — _FE 4-3930 een i oe TRIC WATER _ Sale Sporting Goods 63 | ae ee it ae a K aE R yf R FSH FGGS AT FARM NEAR Corer r ie on ¥-1202 sins ke r gu OF en aes we Glertaromd oveennenl PICKUP, 9 eT TANK ITAL ~EQUIPMEN — burl i ne wr ot dog-itar = * * abetn Lake Rad Zeche-ter Whe . d z : toad and Mound modore Hol! a ¥en Com- price. you ondition +7. BEDS ger neon sign. 2! og ime - Oven Eves. pats ted 1s doz < ese ¢ on lots ea Detrov une 2 folida_ Park | truck dows ir car oF “FUEL OIL |. and bedding. Ortonvill custard 242 gal Mill's GUNS. BUY . - and funda; 18 doz Ot 4 ots of aad Dott! 14FT OT ~ GMAC terms. TAN = 2101_M’ ie 106F2 oF mechine ert! ‘ Ale SELL TRADE | BET Re ee § A & Dort Highwas ; a ELUXE RUNAB . "oa, win ic Ss a MIS. vanized canopy with tet gai UNS teach 10 Bagiey SEXTER VARIETY OF EVER EBAGOES ound ee ee gn Fint pocany deck ai a MA- H \SK fn a ea i 7, FR GUNS RO ; greens 41 rub . {ators Vite : ING ave AND A NEW fishing be 4 “ ~ Cc HEV. tattean! Beltre’ 3080 FE row ek udtbad enorany | tied Bi oscar wonges nat | Penal iarers se, “gg, BE nee Desc ct ets rear eyte anc [pon wy et M8 ania Bae " ROTARY se d y _Teiegra F tga 5 8 | Especiaily resh dug SER tPc rail for. netian blinds side CEN TURY ; RPE STA omer e | » POWER SPRAY g rach FE 2-4708. | ese ‘suited for ranch ty} : POTATOES AND O nr bed FE 4 4810 : RY RU ABOUT DUMP BOX, i YAR bd ashbow 19.95 | 1 ERs.| ; j Wee ey plantin tyne” (tele OPDY NITION ROYVCRAP mahoeany D . 4 FT dition 7.8 3. GOOD CON- 31x32 Gouble HDs hiss payments coat wi Ww °F. Miller. paregas a All Kinds °| Sand. Gravel & Dirt 66 ver Seeenne aOR BIT | aoe: sake (ON ROYCRATT OFFERS A CUSTOM | ter deck beet foewacs 0 oe | yt et Der merce Rd. potece. bath sets with ary awn ' : o OR BUSINESS ~ SGETABLE AND a only $3095 robiie home for | ine condition «= 837 edt White. i; t woodw _equipment. : umber. doorg, window ee ants br dr FLOWER "Sale PR toda ° A better buy 8 } @-u244 S. £ 8. Colored wo 80 | Mile Ra. 5 ela aga | of 14 veams Ore = ms rawet | <1 TOR 80 iL, PIL, ORT. eiels del soeee ee sei, Per- pias Farm Equipment 76 76 viaie wax Genesee Sales el | FIBERGL AE 8U Seal ii 1 SAVE PLUMBING | NEW : : pen su j Ear! Howar na aravets| Cfo. eee oe ot A NEW 198437 : | leaks berm 7 GALVANIZED ndav ard. FE 4-8493 bine nies, _foxgloves, FARM TANK FY STEWA = anently Free Me eT ecarr t Saw0o St a ‘an ‘ ienetne rire | Pachoud Wrecking Co. | BLACK FE) ST Gant a eae fin ang ageaazoriag, bok De He TRENT PED | ge Cats inbor Futur. | MMA FE LLINGSHE, | i ee. DIRT, ALS 0 51467. ; | ¥# ‘ot Dix ik. mates out Beldwin Arm HE | gg SS PLUM NG SUPPLY > "Besize. Pontine Bucoin o> 5-9108 a __FE 17-9319. HAN | Gerannums tn bud or bloom. see al, _MOST NEW FARMALL FH TRAC- MOBILE | ihe MERCONT FAMOU! ° 4 oS Tad ib no ‘and Mac ein? rE oes ze eater | iL DRIVEWAY GRA Coleus, begonia urine toath 8 ft field | 20 ‘Less ¢ us MARK Vv ae Fe Some | TE, BT aheeds oO) taeeeean ee Lares | AP Beciticat ea's fis, Sg Se a HEATER, oo Ta — . crushed ston color : oom. Five | 1 BU =| E orse Johnson, * 2 oat 6 ‘ ge aulins stand —— any time. PE 4 e, call lors 4 in pote YS excell $90. Guaranteed — ® ed tor =] ee " andard sizes in, time. PE ¢ Thomps Bee t xcellent shape. auTo_P ag ¥. + 18' x2 ja: ee pson's Greenhouses. he new ‘6S M Stewart coac of ch Selling ve vecause DEAR sine ve “ratog, 8 iso Sa and | . sabiauct! fas Gabend & FRc co. IM 9 Oe Siig? Fi DiRT Se awe op test of ne etn ah Soe tenes st bial aot evalouste en a Bush 60 8. Tuege ha Me. | “cum. ~ : electric, ore, tight arred 8. Watt Text. eee ann ee :bhesereve. FE "a Tor | igh: ae = Also mine peonrscrata sd Feety ie oem wigget | © CINE rr See BORED. ” i Eat a eee 49 siz ; a ith | strok by 2 F 5 at terrific x by heat- onen rari os ao os . A’ DRIV WAY GR AVEL, - For Sale Pets 69 et tine of ——. { ener bens poder 5 = i 651 Ha EL So ogy iP | = sweeper | «oil priveway an TP 4 Hi € i} ~ \ any 5 = f ° f ois ia = \ “ = : =~ a. F a se 2 . eis . = _ . 5 ~ 4 1a « 5 : i “gs Sp 1 HU AY. MAY 12. 1955 3 SE NTY ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MM. =. i * : el = } | e , ad | ) 1 \ J 91 Fer Sle Us Teucka 90|, Sale Used Cars 91) _For Sale Used Care 91) _ Sale Used Cars 91) _For Sale Used Care 9) Sale Used Care ot) _Sale Used Care 2 {HE ~ a PON a PONE ; De } PLYMOUTH ‘52. CRANBROOK SE- CHEV., 1955 BEL AIR, 4 DOOR, | 1953 FORD SEDAN, |‘'33 MERCURY. LOW MILEAGE i Chrvsler Trucks Are Dee ee one ase | AA agaUDE cor above | tw fenaccomin On buen | doer aber te 2 tone fimsh, loaded with extras, | Home re day 8a + Sountw a ag NEW 55. RAMBLER STATION N tv37 Cadillac VR $80 Market : save plenty on these — to = a Tee uth war | Wagons or sedans $1812.50 ce. CW | azee8 - $1,495 choose from just ar car _Waterford OR $6106. Hyered Save up to $1000 on 45 $1 PONT & "50 CONVERT $497 <=! iad , down, up to 36 months on balance - 4 FORD 4 MOOR STATION WAG. | ¢4monstrators (Used cars all C d it “@ Ford $205 : ; Our Business oe 4 dr. Sharp looking | —big trede—E Z terms Radio heate white walls mane aed modets No money re ] ap back Rupes 3147 : ’ = 2 im E g-478" down. and easy eekly terms 5 , ‘naded $eoi ? i SKiN’S C ‘ Se Lae vat udso' sh Willys p32 Sauce pee 197 $2,195 i HASKIN S CIPS i940 FORD HOT ROD_EM 3-440 Byte poe rere Raia Plan 0&8 Chesie, ot ; a b aera —— Riviera A’ Dine Hwy at Mets MApie 55071 Caletier a We St Raval Oak Lincoln 1-4880 MY em iportation * Ge .* narce ) “OR BE ETTER wonde value - 53° CHEV ‘RB COUPE #1 sG : — = AAVE YOU BEEN TURNED [fansportatio 0 iPad TC TU z z Cc ; co $10 : 1 ' 7H- ss a trac 1948 GMC panel. e $2.295 sees cal Accinc Garmncu see a ee was eee $2 NASH AMBASSADOR CUSTOM DOAN WHEN ERT ING 10 2ot oo. te : . 1954 Buick Super 4 dr Power 8 Woodward’ Birmingham ; : Overdrive mechanically &-1 $8 aENT NO CR DIT “Feonomy Cara 22 Auburn DE ALS 1951 Ford 34 ton stake. steering Very fine car. 1953 CHEVROLET STATION Wag. 180 FORD TRACTOR Fe we sr cee SOR" ST eae ? g 3? PONTIAC « DOOR SEDAN Jiu n “ 45 on 8 passenger standard sb: ft. be ae Manet ene é yee. Pa _ yn 2 pe . sie ah 1 vo GOOD SELEC. | Redie. beeants a hvdracaiis Phis ‘ . cellent condition MI 4-777 sepia Sana Coal ras at Bee } ents TION OF 4 - 31 AUTOMO- car Ike “L 1953 Mercury 2 dr Shar —Teeeuent 5 oo : GMC. Good odes, need re-| Woodward, “Bir nyhan 1 1950 GMC pickup. * . Os 7 1965 CHEVY V8 DEL RAY cIUB pair For information call BAG- iets oe ae a Wene cites aon ey CAKE ORION. “MOTOR SA! 2 ys] \I ated \ I ut 7 ray b Fu pa 1 - ape mT i P -92 19 + Oo t) ir oe \ F coupe Yellow and [India vers EY AUTO PARTS PE 5-9219° 194) OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE WEFKI © PANUENTS OF AS | ie ser un ao om . ; ; Wh Walls 1950 Ford 2 ton stake Lod Pontiac 4 dr An excellent 1,200 mues, FE 39-2474 a Shee for sale see at 85 Prospect. JTTLE AS tS aii boReta he ate DOW Clavamest Ves bindhaule Brakes —\S huite alls . riving ca : <= ak eee aa oy time aftr 5 Dm _ 1051 PON c : Make! . : . 2S cars, 1046 to 1990. $45 to $205. CHEVROLET 1952 DELUXF ¢ 45 pRavERK WILL SELL CHEAP — and assume payments 464 5S 1951 GMC pickup. Al makes | door Radio heater Light Due CR TRADE FOR ANYTHING OF /#¢ OLDS 28) Mod LIDAY RADIO No Co-Signers! | Wooddard. Birmingham A agra COMMUNITY | eeap eal Private owner Tove awl fi Fa al ie — potiggnt rivete owner MI “S) PONTIAC BU ‘. ‘OVPE GOOD Ac 1] y Ss , al 4 1iAC PRESS 0 vo . Fone ; condition OA 8-2086 . e | — = : -1904 between 830 and 10 00 Immediate Dehvery | val * ren | | 44 1954 Chev. pickup. 1954 CHEV 210 4 DR R & FH : aie or € to ® pm Will take 40 . “ 7 > PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE A EY len 4 hal S| ioatiealn dec 2 j PG Excellent $1325 Private Own : See or. 30 Ford Chev or Plymouth “Gio and heater Hvydramatic OR ne nt ) 1952 GMC picku er MA 6-203! 1951 HUDSON HORNET $10 DOWN otraie No dealers Dea! Direct! 3-258 34 ford [aie ysu4 Chev Hardtup Ot i * P Js 17 CHEVROLET FLEET LINE and Seoume wt = a rit en) TAN ‘ ae eek /THE PL ace WHERE vou CAN oan aon ek ac ON Pecrs Woods ard ham PACKARD 33.2 DR ACTUAILY 1931 Pon TIAC CHIEF - ; yids SX dede 544 HEEL AND DEA ore secan ENG 2 . ee g000 mules Radio and heate: No Finance Co! a. fvdramatic Chow S2 Chraster 4 « S44 sO VdES 2 3 2 203 Ke Main R ee = st JEEPSTER CONYE RTIBLE $1305 ‘s own ‘oOo Finance Co.. |. toe s9s F aR 16?) are ayo 4 09 U5 rh ea A ac S I t Cueap Mio Ha kins FE ¢6601 1 4 Vai veoa F q 53 “sho r ee JF: WILSON GMC Ore mu wn . ney FE * ri i i“ u Gea Gs ee es gee Buy Here—Pav Here TIAC 8 DELUXE 2 DOOR 2S bed 4 _ : ' 399 re 281 es “ oe he Gia Pe: ec es. Wood werd. Biveinguan ors UD: ml see man M l + S410 : -/ Rad o NMeater alr cen “pack up "32 Chex Ehly Cys od 53 Har h Riviera I ° Bith wer e rivate ° ood re Brg na ok = ; Ae < = | ee : com tim a Agics vt i : ; . OAKLAND AT C | 4163 Kempf Drayton Plains OR }953 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN YALL COME | ee ates, r 000. mules “S4 Ply. Clb Cpe 144 “| lord 2-dr. .,. 39 : | _3-4587 after 4 ; - 4 door ed condition FE 27-4821 H To Private owner Excep. cond Like = : j “, ~ ‘SIS ie 4 fr 399 OPEN EV EXINGS ( HE \ j S 1950 CHEYROLEY DELUXE oe 30 NEERCUFY ¢ DOOR ee! GE ee new $1250 3315 Lexington. Scott SS} Pon. Ply 2-d yy ne ue va AS : : e | io, heater new engine. A-l con. ne $45 Yi | Lake after 6 pm we = Tene) mu) D a dto 099 #1112 | Stud 9 . - | pho in Ot at q it 3 ode Pp ~4-4531) ~ | _before eee dik ble a | MOTOR SALES PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1946 33 Ford Hardtop ‘3? Pon. Dix 4-dr. 799 FE 2 2-9203 FEa® 1953 TaetAc aT 4 TOOK RA: Ghee 3 aanr “$225 ; . lh Cleat runs fike vew! $243 478 1°53] Chey. 2-dr 444 52 Pon, Dix 4-dr. / TON. GOOD CON- 1954 L f 1@) c las y- | ‘47 Chevie. 2 door nice $100 Mt__Clemens St Bg 3) Green re: ") Ford 2-dr Nice 299 iy donsble PE 40287. elt-Overs thing oa tt. $1078 ‘Phone ‘Hoily 4160 W Watton oe (1v81 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN EX. | (S< lord Clb ¢ ve - OF a a 244 le GM TON TRUCK WITH MElrose 44259 pm - a |'51 OLDS. GOOD CONDITION. | pes gignaticn All accessories 51 Packard 4+ Sip} 50 Chev. Clb Cpe Dickup box. ¢ speed tracsmissicn. Hurry While They Last 1952 SARATOGA CHRYSLER 8 “ | rakes oe pees ee ee | = 444 "33 Packard 2-dr. -1099 i miNy Yy 2 tone green. white wal! | ‘$2 PACKARD, DOOR. 200 SE- “1084 PONTIAC. Ie peer ‘30 DeSoto 4- I a at d 2 044 TRACTOR, |2 : Weiie and heater Auto Traps ries Loaded with accessories | ‘uxe r 35 mses i cies A iy 44 "32 For ardto et sek = os * ees. ALL BODY STYLES This ts 8 1 owner new car trade For a f : Good clean condition, FE &1292 afi de SA ape Diy Saco Fu oe core 2-dr hee api = Coe 544 Palk — Tr z . ; C a etween 5 p.m. and 7 pm : SS see me ee 34 Ford 2-dr .. Here . aa pa AS LOW AS $995 pe 1 Suit PACKARD «pR_fo Dowy PONTIAC 9 ype pricy eacie | 221, 1h 25 i Ford ‘Rell \Wgn 1444 | ne ~ and assume payments 464 S$ ped. $1105‘. down - S38 Ply Clb Cpe ‘ 4 writ tds eet | SCHUETZ MOTORS Al TAA 80 Woodward Birmingham Carkner—Studebuker 8] Chraster 44! 14 ‘Sabi bFord Ctry Sed 1599 See FE DeSOTO-PLYMOU LH DEALER ! WavVvVSsS eo) PLYMOUTH V8 WITH POW) Riemingham Md 10 ect y Revie 609 ray ies i | $12 8 Woodward Birmingham voor edan ? tur Sue 5 [Yodese WS 4 { Se xi\iela : | | 1951 CHRYSLER @ DR $i0 DOWN Extra Cle ean Ra ° anes nd cators ~ 553 pANTIM ares me V0 a en (dren 1244 and assume payment, 464° 5 e< wo ot s tota a Se : en i ma ee a rt Wood ward “Birming! am : vA Ife th on 2 eee Rae * DR CHIEFTA NS 7 see f Aor " Tah wt toad) SOQ ed quar CIS | iss Desoto BLACK 4 DR CAN Vilat C cars Mane car $2300 Ml $1548 HOUGHTEX & SON an fc ) sJaiiie SY ot 409 for Ch vrolet | not be toid | from a Rew Ur — i lost PLYMOCTH 2 DR $10 DOWN “OTP FRIENDEY OLDSMOBITF 51] a WH bad Uns a bid . | nea a wie eal ae \ Se we Sosa KE @SsuMeE payment. 464 8 SAE pale EALER 18 MILE AND WOODWARD. D nS) and one : : my Chir imp Clean Sus Woocwa Birmingi am . GMC TRUCK DEJ aurea la a eal with confidence. . 83 Lin Hardtop Full Power sivs@ | $28 N Main Rechester OL 1-976 \ ne Wile SCHIUTZ MOTORS Guet & Dia rone sti4g 1831 PLYMOUTH CONVERTABIE | -* Sea \ INS 1S ————————— ‘ a . 3 Dodge Coronet Clean $948 ne® fap new. white walls 38 006 mia ‘ q Q9g 1954 BUICK. 1 OWNER CAR | DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEAL Ee 53. Olds As 4 Dr Shemp sinag mes FE 4-4888 a Huron Motor Sales YO Stade! va ey 4a ; Q | Sharp. Inquire 469 Orchard Lake 91? _§ Woodward. Birmingham ee ; { ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION | wu) ig 2 4, $199 IMT DODGE § PASSENGER rH ne IN VWOST = [Pp TOP | OF LATE MODEL USED CARS ore fro. aie ce coupe White side wall tires < > ee Ch i HURON 5 ; le ee ee vs ewe ee wn eee U ed T k Mand ‘casume poraeaie _- Bows $1,000 actual miles FE 2-2482 ‘ eaples HU RON - MD Hudson 4a a 99 S$ TUC Woodward, Birm ingham. a4 DR. DODGE. PERFECT CON- 2 oe ae Car Gove ta USED CARS | MOTOR SAL ES y (Mdsamobile 4d Ao Co cee ee ese «ee $ ¥o ; ‘4 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DOOR SE- _ dition, $215 133 E. Howard. pone eee : (2 W Huron FE 2.2641 40 C1 you a $199 ~ . #8 Chev Clean Car 8198 $9 Cher. 2dr ihn cn en Be UI GEO Gane Omer * : Headquarters dan. Loaded OR 13-1903. 1675) 148 DESOTO $100 "S34 ¢ hes Spr Cpe. S1445 46 Chev .A Real Gem 3208 COME TO CLARKSTON | +34 PONTIAC STARCHIEF. «4 DR Alma, i ta Oe, RT ; : 47 Ford Club Cpe Fair 3198 1083 'Pirmouth 4 an | Hydramatic. radio extras Low ; "0 HARDTOP 1981 DESOTO ¢ DR, BEAUTIFUL - A, ah See ; | mileage. Original owner Priced sles Best Selecti F ies bus Oa Mardiep.. Racte. | orginal midnight blue igen oat "$4 Chev. Paw Glide $1395 $719 | Torauick sale. PE $0032 Conv er tib S | ke new. Fully equipped with ra- a Al / 80 { 5 : ow . < st Selection o heater. Dynaflow. Exceptionally | tio heater aut trans, 800 ye Ways less Dede 4 te "STUDEBAKER eT owe en tay bad Wn oe $399 Low Mileage Trucks— nice condition. Dark blue top. Deai with confidence / ssiChrev, Bel Air. Sit = | mest “somer douh _ <9 All Weight Classes Chics E taku * S744 eocere 7a wT. at? be a ste a = a = 5 att i iy! _— ae = ‘oe ree. 2 oe one ALL EXTRAS - i : MOTOR: SALI condemn = ee "sO Chev l lessre} $199 a = ogee: = ~ Le WSTCOE 5 ie os: wi & je Si Sow te So ti, eS el ee eee yi F-6€00 FORD, 12 FT. = Canta DELUXE s.| 3s FORD CONVERTIBLE GooD PPard (ust... Ses Ot ee ae in HASKIN’S CHEN wins nedin a agg eee 6 E | woo WE BUY SELL AND TRADE Dixie Hwy at M-13_ MApie 95-5071 42 —- W COUPE | .-, =-1 52 MA - re ee SE OE aE endo ...gm6 | YOO TES Woes makers nevtrrs | HAROLD TURNER, FORD in. po ? mM 3 be . P4 r —— jee) - . ~ ye : : ; ct PULL ICE ; PICKUPS PETERSON ' S2 Pontiac Detuine MYyis FORD TU DOR GOOD USED URS. ae ea as FULL FR ie . ‘83 Kaiser Manhatten , G TER 4¢@ \ah C'_ Coe $6 IC : LOTS $4 FORD. F-100 "33 Willys 2 door ee Soin 2 ah Sue RAI 10 ae HE \ se 1954 Chevrolet 7 ar Radio heaer $7 PI 2 Dr ba . , . 53 Kaiser Traveler Th . B Hat = Ch 2 eee eee ERDRIVE Power Glide Extra sharp $i¥eo $7 Bulc’ Super 8 d $19 ’°S3 FORD, F-250 Si Henry J 2 4 e 1d. . ses Carrels adr station wacon 3 ZY Sedan Po a —_ . a ld 2 KAISER-WILI § SALES "SQ. Olds 4. ch .. ~eds eater oWer triide low mile. a he ne 3 - 4 4 S W dq fe. Bi . h 51 FORD, F-1 | 3778 Auburn Ave __ FE +4692 | ! age 8 As Lot as $10 Down EZ oO . OO WOar ; Irming am 141 CHEVIE, GOOD RUNNING OYS Or Our - lwo) Chevrolet 2 dr Radio neate Painie:« Pavme: : Nt eel lord & 44 at fx and Power at ide Real clean $595 —fondition. FE 5-5970 after 5 30. ON U d oye Marie we 1952 Chevrolet 2 Gr Radio neater SRINTS CHEV i : Pentre se ait 134 Mil Wood d .. TRACTORS Jacobson’s ow OF ae Jes Club Coupe $58 ab ae mt © ine Work sone, Frets § Mile at Woodwar | “ ' . Als = MANY TRANSPORTATION Dime He a M-15 MAple 5-507) = ©PE N #) 1 LLENT =< ; 1954 FORD, F- 800 HUDSON & RAM BLER Car Dea "SLC he. oh sS05 1ALS AT BARGAI PRICE Ort Oran e eas coe: La Al Idwest 44-7500 Liberty 9- 4000 . SALES & SERVICE : ~ eee TAYLOR'S i/?trans $385 No money down 1933 FORD, F-800 == PE 2-0599 | 1952 Pontiac Chieftain De-° +59 \ler curs 4 di At Walled Lake Carkner—Stndebaker JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 __ 30 Mercur Las Satie “These are quality trucks. Quality is always : a bargain.” LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH. Ot 1-9711 “FOR MORE THAN % YEARS A QOOD PLACE TO BUY! Sale Used Cars 1 AUSTIN-HEALY ‘100 1964. 9006 : oe at. ever raced, $2,250. OR 3-0061. SUPER 2 DOOR RIVIERA | ¥6R, two tone, white top. red low Full equipped. . 388 Hillcliff. ‘ontiac er. Pp BY OWNER me ‘$1 Buper, 2 dr. Dynaflow. adio & heater $450 OR 3-771) 1983 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA. OR __ 461 CHEV. ‘51 3 DR. SEDAN AN Ci 1 owner well driven car. se Se ne r Birmingham MI 4-3410 7 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM *55 Chev. “210” 2 dr. All;! extras, low mile. $1995 | $2 Chev. 4 dr. Dix. Sty- line. Spotless con. $695) "$3 Buick 4 dr. Special with R&H, Dyn. $1395 ’S4 Ford 8 passenger Station Wagon. .$2095 ’S1 Pontiac 2 dr.. R&H. Smart looking... .$ "62 Cadillac 4 dr. “62.” R -& H, all extras . $1995 $3 Chrysler 2dr. One owner, Sharp. ..$1465 "$2 Pontiac 4 af Dix. 8 mOdel ......0.... 9995! 53 Pontiac 4 dr. Dix. 8 Chief., Hydra. ..$1195 °$1 Ford Sedan. R&H and a good runner... $495 _ WE'RE OPEN “TILL 9 PM. 595 TOP VALUE SED CARS 55 ao bl Be'y. 4 Dr 2000 Mi $64 per mo 54 Ply. — Ci. Sedan, *e00 Mi 4 per mo ‘$3 DeSoto @€ Cl. Coupe $295 Down $54 per mo $3 DeSoto 6 C] Coupe 2 Down mo 3 DeSoto 6 Cl. Coupe reen $296 Down r mo, ‘33 DeSoto V-8 Cl C ige Downs per mo 53 DeSoto V-8 Fordor Beige $50 rom V-8 Fordor Setes $45 Do $50 per mo | '$3 Ply. Crea Cl Cpe. Green $200 Down $200 Dow ‘63 Ply. Cam. Fordor reen $220 Down per mo. ‘83 bya Aero Lark Sedan $180 $35 per | $2 esate V-8 Fordor Green | $300 Down $46 per "52 —— V-8 = Pordor , $300 $46 per \ 82 Dedve Meadowbrook 4 ar. 43 per i i mack Speco - Fordor 215 Down $45 per “a. na Tudor mo 00 Do ‘1 Mareare a | $110 Down ‘$1 ymouth PFerdor oe wn $25 per 51 Piy Cam Sedan $45 Dow: $23 per | n ‘51 Ply. Cam Sedan Down { | “$1 Ply. —— Fordor n Pontiac Fordor Down 30 Piymouth fordor Down Plymouth Fordor wn Piymouth Cl Cpe Down DeSoto Pordor Down Dodge Tudor Down Plymouth Fordor BS8s= o $18 per ia: sis sia | ‘48. DeSoto ia) Fora. Coupe $100.00 Full BRAID i MOTOR SALES. { DeSoto-Ply mouth Dealer coms at W Pike EB 2-01 | | { 4 HERE WE ARE!” WITH SUPER VALUES $295 | Me, PACKARD 4 DR. SEDAN | AN EXCELLENT DRIVING CAR. Ws} ELYMOUTH 4 DR SEDAN #95 cure CAR "ARO cB Ge” Sa = * oT | $46 Down 633 per mo. | Price | 1992, PONTIAC. | 2 DR. SHARP | ee Sh 205 luxe 4 door. Radio and heater, hydra SROs O83 Chev 2-door our real specials One of j 1952, Studebaker Hailtoy: Priced for quick sale. $495 Transportation Specials 1948 Nash ........ $135, | 1947 Chev. 2-dr. ....$ 75; i; 1941 DeSoto .......$ 41 1947 Pontiac .......$ 95 2 Lots— 809 S. Woodward FE 4-7469 154.S. Saginaw FE $-4101 Open 8 A.M. ‘til 9° P.M. i a} Cy Owens Your FORD Dealer BETTER BUYS! 1934 Buick Special 7 — Like new Plymouth sede Pontiac # Ford club cou OTHERS TO Ee FROM CH West Side Used Cars 923 W. Huron FE #2185 Guaranteed SHARP USED CARS All Makes. and Models Glenn's ~* MOTOR SALES 8. Seginaw St. FE +737 000 : +1050, | J ee, me aad beater. pa tires. $296. 1°49 Pont. 8 sta Wag S305. $795 | 1951 Nash Ambassador 4- | door) A. beautitul car... | - Radio and heater. Over- | drive. 1950 Chevrolet 2-dr. Very nice, | $395 1954 Ford 2-deor. Radio and heater. \ special at $1198 i ; 1984 Pontiac Chieftain De- luxe. Two tone’ green whitewalls. radio and heater. and hvdra | 1950 Chevrolet Bel Air — | One Sf our best buys | | "$9 Olds RS Cons... Ss) Nash 4 dec... --. oS "0 Hudson 4 dr S345 “ST Studebaker 2 di. $395 46 Ford Club Coupe SITS $9 Chev. 2 dr........ $165 49 Ford 0.2... vee S175! 48 Pontiac & ...... 8195 ‘437 Na~h 4 ‘47 Pontiac 2 dr. ....$195 “$9 Lincoln ‘$9 bord 2 dr ARC hes “AR Chey dro ...... 8175 4dr......8 2dr ......$183 49 Studebake: 47 Chev. 2dr oo... ‘47 Che P39 Ford ( OUP sees S145 ‘$8 Mercury 4 dr....8 ‘49 Plymouth 4 dr... TRUCKS ‘50 Chev. 45 t. pickup ‘0 Chev. |. t. pickup ‘32 Ford !2 t. pickup | 48 Chev, tractor ‘48 Dodge 12 t. panel $245 *§2 Chev. Suburban .. ' Matthews- | | Hargreaves ‘ \ “The ‘Workingman's Lot” Z1L S. SAGINAW ST. « FE 4-4546 i683 MERCURY MONTEREY, hard gagineee por ada! mileage ex- cellent Merc-o-Matic, radio neaner: ee side wails. $1400. MI 4-4160. 55 PLYMOUTH “HIGH DISCOUNTS Demonstrators — very low mile- Pull ‘oew cat w gl ~~ or. or your er —— SCHUTZ UTZ MOTORS DesOTO- $12 8 Woodwa DON’T PASS UP| MONEY! Sell unneeded “Ss? Kater S$. SET 2 dr.. $195, Club Coupe. $93 47 Stude. ... 3 aba sea for cash)“ 7 ‘ FORD TUDOR | OVERDRIVE $875 © JEROME Rochester Ford—Dealer PH OL 1-971) _ “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY!” HIGH IN VALUE LOW IN PRICE 34: Dodge Cl. Cpe.. .$1245 4—'53 Dodges ........-. $995 to $1295 '53 Pontiac 2 dr.....$1150 2—'53 Plymouths, 4dr.......... $895 53 Packard Hardtop $1295 ‘oS Nash fdr...... .. S895 —'=2 Plymouths ...$795 52€ thevrolet 4 dr... .$795 532 Hudson Hornet ..$795 51 Hudson Hornet .- '531 Dodge 4dr. ..... $595 2—’'50 Pontiacs, 2dr...... weer .. $395-$495 50 Ches rolet P.G. ...$495 3—’30 Dodges . $445-$495 49 Dodge ..........$295 "$6 Dodge ...........$50 46 Plymouth ........$50 "37 Chrysler .........$50 Riemen- schneider 232 S. SAGINAW ST. Open ‘til 8 p.m. FE 2-913] YOU BET Your Life THAT'S JUST WHAT YOU'RE . DOING WHEN LUES IN- ‘84 Line: Ca r va back = ace white wails, hydramatic. power veveees $75. 1831° Phone MArket +1561 | eee MIT 4-3410 1949 Plymouth Stati 1952 Plymouth Ford 1950 Plymouth Club Ke er- OVER © WHOLESALE 5 DAYS ONLY EXAMPLES 1954 Ford \& Sees S250 195t Nash Tider ..... errr re tema f ers Dick McGowan and Fred| into f¥ net peretions, Fy rauars Howdy Doody. (2) Welcome | pkey slept for seven hours in a Notified affiliated stations of an Travelers. cold storage locker at 26 below | announcement May 22 of an en- 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. zero with fans whipping up a 30|tirely new approach to radio net- L L 2 m.p.h. They were testing sleeping work service. - ; Fg ntetrans Becles ta) | bags they plan to use next fall in oe 6 Sh _ } venae ° climbing a Himalayan peak. “It Total broadcast time sales for Sag mcaty- | would have been just like home,” | radio in 1954, including both sta-| [A 5:30—(7) Jungle Story. (4) Ten-| said McGowan, ‘‘except for the Ragelesriaoticirs were estimated - i. es nessee Ernie. smell of fish.” by: Broadcasting-Telecasting Maga- arog ha. 16 Pewter coin of Thatland 17 Require 18 Perched 20 Antiquated 21 Abstract being . 22 Vegetable 23 Dwelling 31 Greek letters 32 Rot flax by exposure 33 Before 34 Bucket 35 Miss West 36 Opinion 38 Book of —<« *| 40 Scottish sheepfold 41 Wager 42 Portification 45 Expun 49 Distinct part Pr — Beersheba 82 Narrow way 53 Row 54 Poem 65 Musical instrument 4 River in y fe | ti D YY) | seein _g “On the 20 Writing TT Volcano's seventh day implements mouth He —" 22 Apostie to the 38 Through § Conducts Gentiles cd poe Nani @ Worthless 23 Pish sauce al Seencies table scrap 24 Colombian 42 Govern 1 Make lace Indian — ts wife 6 Israelites’ 26 Unclosed 46 Pirst king of _ of 26 Lure Israel 27 Girl's name 7 — (her.) 9 Malt drinks 28 Genuine 48 Bamboolike 10 Followers 20 Plant 11 Complication 19 Compass point part 31 Narrow fillet 34 Hammer head 56 on 61 Pratt drink Tugmen End Walkout day, ending a seven-day walkout lthat has paralyzed the port of LONDON ® — Striking tugmen | tiverposl. Negotiations on their de- | along the Mersey River waterfront | mands for higher pay and shorter | have voted to return to work to-' working hours will continue. only 5 per cent from the record high of 477 million dollars in 1953. | counted for only 76 million dollars | 93 million in 1953 and nearly 134) The answer is that individual | network programs and sponsors | Dene Freese” oeoeeeone oe Reg. Today's Price Price $319.95 ee 349.95 259.95 389.95 299. --. 289.95 209.95 coseseee 289.95 199.95 Scececesss 249.95 159.95 saiciers views 220.99 149.95 -. 169.95 99.95 Sag QoS - 459.95 349.95 « 199.95 129.95 . 349.95 279.95 Subject to Prior Sale 510 Less Each Day Until Sold!! WATCH OUR AD EACH DAY a Upright Freezer, 11 = fR.. eee ee $399.95 ilco Refrigerator, 9.5 cu. Auto. Defrost "Noe. 9.6 cu. ft. James Electric Automatic Dishwasher... Apex Automatic Washer Whirlpool Electric Ironer ... Apex Automatic Electric lroner . . Douglas Automatic Electric Oryer..... | 21" DuMont TV; we with doors | 21° CBS Console TV 21” DuMont TV Console, mahogany. . Easy Terms Available — Open Evenings HAMPTON ELECTRIC 825 West Huron near Telegraph FE 4-2525 tings. ivory or tan. BATH PRICES - SLASHED Recessed tubs In choice of white or colored. Crate mar- ‘ped. Save had to buy entire Jot in arder to seli tubs at these amazingly low prices! Reg. $17950 Value BATH SET Complete with chrome plated fit- Blue, green, WHITE SETS from $61.95 up CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL! 4 Ft.-4)2 Ft.—5 Ft. © OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS "ti 9 P. M. ° SAVE WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE 3-PIECE COLORED 21x32 Double Compartment SINKS Stainproof white enamel. Factory irregulars. Crate Marred § 9” — Sell Lesa Fittings py 95 a 09” Regular oe. 95 30 Galion HOT WATER Save $15 GAS HEATER Safety Pilot $4095 ‘a’ Grade , . Not Crate Marred 52-Gal. Hot Water ELECTRIC HEATER * Detroit Edison Approved * Free Electrical Hook-up on Detroit Edison Lines Factory Warranty Good quality. All brass fittings in tank. Fully Guaranteed! $7950 STALL SHOWER Complete with fittings and shower curtain. $3 T 95 a | 95 Irregulars Less Seat Hard Oak TOTLET SEATS. $3.89 SUMP. PUMPS First $ 3 6 50 TUBS FIRST QUALITY NEW Quality GALVANIZED PIPE Cash and Carry at Wholesale Prices Y-in. 8% -in. t-in. 1% -in, "TY in. 2-in. (21-f. lengths) $2.19 (21-ft. lengths) $2.84 (21-ft. lengths) $4.04 (21-f#. lengths) $5.39 (21-t. lengths) $6.37 (21-ft. lenghts) $8.52 BIG SAVINGS on SOIL PIPE 4-in, Single Hub (5-f.) .. ..$3.98 3-in. Single Hub (5-ff.) ... $3.49 3 CONVENIENT 1. CASH! = 3. FHA—3 YEARS TO PAY! WAYS to BUY LAYAWAY! Plumbing Supply Co. ‘Fall Stock of Soil Pipe Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies DELIVERY Cash Poe 2 This Terms Available 10-Inch Motorola 12¥2-Inch Sylvania 12%2-Inch Hallicrafter 12¥2-Inch Emerson .. ee eo 80 @ ee Pee ee « 121%4-Inch Crosley 14-Inch Motorola 14-Inch Motorola 16-Inch Philharmonic 16-Inch Sentinel 16-Inch Truetone eo oo. * oe 8 16-Inch Ambassador 16-Inch Silvertone 16-Inch Silvertone 16-Inch Bendix (3) .. 16-Inch Air King (2) 16-Inch Emerson 16-Inch Hallicrafter .. 16-Inch Regal -16-Inch RCA (2) .. 16-Inch Muntz 16-Inch Sparton . 17-Inch Teletone 17-Inch Olympic * 17-Inch Ambassador . 17-Inch Silvertone 17-Inch Stromberg-Carlson 17-Inch Motorola 17-Inch Philco 17-Inch RCA ._. 19-Inch DuMont . 19-Inch Emerson 19-Inch Muntz oe 20-Inch Ambassador 20-Inch Silvertone 21-Inch Hallicrafter 21-Inch Truetone . see a) oe 7 « eee oe ose * ee ALSO 30 USED . “TABLE MODEL TV SETS We Give Holdens Red Stamps With Every Purchase Walton Radlio- 1430 Joslyn — Corner Wehew ap oe ee eew ee eee eeeeae eoeseeve eee e@ ° oes fe # @ ° ° 8 eee oe * “«@ ° * * * MORE TV BUYS Walton-TV ° Week You Can Buy a Used TV Console for Less | Than the Price of a Table Model HURRY FOR THE BEST SELECTION! 30 Days Exchange Privileges on All Sets Free Delivery .$ 9.95 19.95 29.95 39.95 39.95 49.95 59.95 29.95 39.95 39.95 49.95 . 49.95 59.95 59.95 59.95 59.95 69.95 69.95 69.95 69.95 69.95 49.95 59.95 59.95 69.95 79.95 79.95 ° e THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955 _ ———_——__-— ae ER ‘SEARS. 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Lengths 2 oe € “ o - ee wea 5 ct. ; oe “ . y 2 Wid el. st ct at TY eee a 2 os £35 yy $4 Ons) se aad Ke . . eae J . : a Linens Dept. Main Floor Reg. 9.98 Repp Draperies Save 2. 8 Ts Lowest price ever for these popular cot- ton, rayon beauties. Soft drapes in many colors ... and they're reversible. 25-in. pleated width each ... 84in. length. ‘ ooo ce? oon -75 J ae Ee / — 7 Fits Gliders 66 to 68 Inches Long od Well Filled for More Comfort ov With Stripe Backs, Solid Seats ON Glider Set Replacement Cushions Harmony House Quality —Priced Low at Sears 4” Oven Bowl Set Low Special Purchase Price Reg.” 2.95 1 . 7 7 Mix, bake, serve or store in this \ oO A ae iA yavayal iyi Siralshiline Dryers 1 3° Reg. 15.95, holds e, wash loads 162 feet ol clothesline, 20 plastic clatheslines that hold full aoe | size sheets . . . homemaker’s dream of convenience. 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Spotless. §— plastic shower and window curtain set. “Plumage” pattern Now Only 1.98 priced tower §9B¥ atOnly = 4¥.98 pend wars te =| 2 AT nes. 538° = 2.99 hand painted on taffeta finish plastic. Stitched with nylon plidere during. rain Suung witped cures deck Servicecble, Hermony, House ing. Handle si .¥y galvanized sheet steel, Red metallic features thread. Won't crack or peel. Easily cleaned. rcrne. mg? jo Bt on frame, it material filling, elastic oe Stent, corrugated sides. 20-gal. size. vent [ ane or dade gg rein al Sas, Aye ~~ fie ‘oaks get rome, pedi: a eawenel ‘Sears! ~~. handle. Domestic Dept.-Sears Meia Floor r Tight-fitting covers,-beaded rims. money back “SEARS 154. North Saginaw St. Drapery Dept—Seers Main Floor / Lica - oe é SF RE ae BSR yy en eee a ee a ee 9