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Gadling te 5 p.m. today for ctsien | Delights | Zoo web INTIAL, |] ABour 1.200 reer or cumat. ‘|)- Chiet delegates were delivering|P0Nd is about 3 feet: deep, We are plumb bewildered by check No. 5 it brought to the | SYDNEY, Australia (}—Keepers . : pres inicssBaneous Dember, $08. statements in a|Atta estimated. * Silo Ser estos Ee ere i (eet. ty eee ace etree. een rer vol Se to . < 3 . * s go 4 be repaid, We hang the ca , ean & poveliy seocalod al * || To Place Your Want Ad _,indonesin President Soo dead at the aed are be . renetay 2 IAL FE 2-8181 : "She ims pumus wy eno ruby Tuesday 4 is Sout Ask for the — Bag Ban, Claee teat boners prawn dpoy ne can be solvéd, Reports from Turn to is WANT AD DEPT. =| than a billion, “can inject the neral_ Home Pusbergh indicate they hed today’s. is hionlen j voice of reason into world affairs, \ = : ee aaa cy Two |: k x s 2 —r? sas ER pe a) j ou J Ae epee | <2 } a] ) ‘ j '] ron 4 AY, APRIL re | / ! ie A ‘| lft a! 3B 1985 Youngsters Ge {stPolio Shots Lower Grades in South Line Up for Vaccine as Mass Assault Starts way, The first and second wide mass inoculation program. But delayed shipments of the vaccine forced other states and cities to cancel plans to start giv- ing their children protection against infantile paralysis this week,” Health Department officials ex- plained that many areas, par- ticularty in the north, would have to wait because first pri- ority was being given to chil- dren in the southeast and south. west, where polio strikes earlier in the year. Most officials received the news of delay without complaint, Bat in San Francisco, Health Director Ellis D. Sox said the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis was handling the mass inoculation program “like a soap opera... changing the ground rules so you don't know where you stand." In Washington, Sen. Lister Hill (D-Ala) asked President Eisen- hower to také emergency action to make sure that short supply of the vaccine wil} not result in a black market. The giant vaccination program was ordered by the fotindation in ‘order to provide the children whose ages make them most susceptible to polio with protection before sum- mer. weather ushers in the infantile paralysis season, ‘ Parents, Sister Hif by Shotgun Wielde TRAVERSE CITY # — Glenn ‘Ingersoll, 36, of ‘Cedar Springs was held today for investigation in the shotgun wounding of his fa- ther, mother and ]1-year-old sister. Police said the shooting occured Saturday night at the father’s farm home in Kalkaska County, following a family arugment. Wounded was the father, Hen- ry, 56; the mother, Jennie, 52, and sister, Dorothy. Police quoted Ingersoll as saying the gun discharged accidentally when he and his father tussled for the weapon. Ingersoll got his gun and fired a warning shot into the ceiling when he believed his father was choking his inidther, police said: Two Drivers Are Hurt When Cars Collide Two drivers were injured Sunday night when their autos collided on the Dixie highway just north of M15, Treated for cuts and bruises at Pontiac General Hospital were Stewart Heard, 43, of 583 N. ’ Perry St., and James Pelt, 40, ot Bay City. “State Police of the Pontiac post quoted Pelt, who was driving south on US 10, as saying Heard's car was standing .crosswise in the two southbound lanes as he came over a hill. Pelt said as he started to pass in front of Heard in a northbound SUCCUMBS AT 76—World renowtied physicist | bladder disorder in Princeton Hospital this morning. Dr. Albert Einstein was taking a stroll near his| He astounded the world with his theory of relativity Princeton, N. J., home when this photo was taken| when he was 26 and later was instrumental in de- last year. The German-born scientist died of a gall| veloping of the first atomic bomb. Sees Prolonged Atomic Warfare Adm. Carney Scoffs at ‘Idea That Fight Would | Last Only Minutes — KANSAS CITY, Mo. #—Adm. Robert B. Carney, chief of naval operations, said today he does not subscribe to the belief that in-event of an atomic war “it would be all over in a few minutes.” In an address prepared for the | Armed Forces Council here, Car- _ney declared: “I do not believe this js true no Pontiac: Deaths | Jesse Hightower Hope Baptist Ford B, Reed died Saturday in Pontiac General- Hos- pital after a year’s illness, The son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hightower, he was born in Marian- na, Ark., and married Eula Pei . af ; ite Fa ays | matter how terrible thé destruction might be. I say this because I do not believe that tough people, on either side, are likely to give up as long as they have @nyihing left to fight with, For that reason the possibility of a dragged-out con- flict must be reckoned with. ly, I believe we niust not let the initial phases of an atomic struggle becloud our thinking. Our plans must go be- youd an atomic cataclysm with ‘the strongest sense of emphasis | and determination that even tions, free men still-will fight to keep friendly territory and the _ seas from falling into the hands of an enemy.” Carney stressed it is the Navy’s mission to keep open the sea lanes | ‘to U.S. allies and to American forces abroad. He said “nearly 25 ‘per cent of our Army ground strength is deployed in Europe” and the Air Force has forces from Greenland to North Africa, If the Atlantic Sea chain ever was brok- lane, Heard’s car suddenly started. Heard’s car struck Pelt's auto in the right front fender. en, Carney added, “NATO -and the security of the Western Hemisphere ‘would be gravely imperiled.” Believe Pray Sleeping Sickness Victim CHICAGO u—A young suburban couple believes the prayers of neighbors afe helping their 6-year- old, brown-eyed daughter to recov- er from sleeping sickness. The child, Gayle Russell, lies in a coma at Lutheran Deaconess The Weather. PONTIAC AND VICINITY —Cieudy with showers and thundershowers winds, High near 7. Te- rrow night cloudy with seat. prose showers ses change in tem- perature. ¥ ° Teday in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding § &.m. “ At $8 am.: Wind velocity T m_.p.h. Direction: Southeast. @un sets Monday at 17 = Moon sets Monday at 3:04 p.m. Tuesday at 3:49 a.m. (As ret Highest temperature............ +0006 7 Cowes re 538 ease ee ream et tees 8 in 1875 3. 37 62 % ers Helping | Hospital. Eyes open, she stares at her parents but does not recognize ‘them, She screams and cannot eat, But she js beginning to move they were completely pa She was given a 50-50 chance to live. Now, the doctors say, the odds have improved, Ld * ° just north of Chicago. her arms and legs, Two weeks ago | .| _ Gayle’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. | Paul Russel of - Morton Grove, ‘Russell said last night Gayle’s | E E Cemetery, Mrs. Earl D. Hull Mrs. Eat-D.-(Maude M.) Hull, Tl, of 1712 Cass Lake Rd., died yesterday in Pontiac General Hos- pital after a 24;-year illness. + Born and educated in Wales;vised in recent years. Township, she was the daughter of Robert and Marrietta Lashbrook Sterey and was married March 24, 1913. A Pontiac resident from. 1913 to 1935, she had lived in Keego Har- bor since then. Surviving besides her husband are a son, James Storey Hull of Waterford, a brother, Nathan of Emmett, and a sister, Mrs. Orpha Bailey of Montana. Service will be Wednesday at + 1:30 p.m.-frem--Huntoon Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. James Paramo James Paramo, 39, 204 Frank- lin Rd., died Saturday in Univer. a three-month illness, Born in Mexico, he was the son ot Frank and Eulia Paramo and ee ee ee eee in Church, he attended schools in Saginaw before coming here 15 years ago. He was last employed as a barber and had served as sea- man second class in the Navy dur- ing. World War II. He belonged to Surviving besides his widow and parents are four children, Nefa, on es eee Sneed, al ie, Also surviv are four sisters, inaw, Mrs Pauline Zuniga of Berk- improvement seemed to coincide with a call for prayers issued by spiritual leaders of three Catholi¢ churches, three Jewish temples and several Protestant churches in Morton Grove and three neighbor- ing communities, Neighbors heard of Gayle’s il- ness and reported it to their pas- ¢o tors. Several pastors asked their | congregations a week ago to pray | for Gayle's recovery, Others men- itioned the child in prayers at church services last week and ‘again yesterday. 62 | * # | The Skokie News, a neighborhood _newspaper, said last week, “the entire community continues to pray for Gayle.” The Russells are Catholics, Gayle has been in the hospital six weeks. She entered for an appen- dectomy.. But two weeks after the ‘developed peritonitis” appendix was . and that , Chis in turn ary tes pa her system which caused ‘ caused toxic poisoning | the County Assessors Plan Meeting Wednesday sity Hospital at Ann Arbor after | ! A member of St. Vincent de Paul | | and Mrs, Marceline Garcia of Sag- |! Dr. Albert Einstein Dies in New Jersey ’ He came to Princeton as a life- time member of the institute in 1933, a voluntary exile from his native Germany, where the Nazis listed him as “an enemy of the state." During recent years, Einstein ment of a democratic Jewish com- monwealth in that country. In a message to the World Col- lege of Inteliects at Warsaw in he called “horrible weapons” de- In a foreword to a book by Hen- ry Wallace, “Toward World Peace,” Einstein described the lectual giant was simple and mod- est. His disdain for persona] glory and materia] gain were almost a legend, His baggy-clad figure, a _ Three persons were injured Sat- urday in a 2-car collision at Huron and Johnson Sts., according to Pontiac 2nd in Bowling Tourney PONTIAC PRESS, {10ND jas Co-Worker — Firlds Billfold » : en to Lansing for testing bef ; | being shipped to distribution The life of this amazing intel- reward offered by Felix. . Polio Shots Start in County Tuesday (Continued From Page One) ore cen- | Hite i i Made Him Nervous MINNEAPOLIS (UP) — J.-B. Wing, 45, had a ready explanation for crashing into a car ahead of him. He said he was distracted by the presence of a police car. Top Brass Set * for March Rites High Military Officials fo Pay Tribute Today at General's Funeral “ WASHINGTON. (INS)—Full mili- jets on for the funeral of Gen. Peyton C. M , World Yar I chief of staff who died last week at the age of 90. Richard Two Motorcyclists Hurt . \in Separate Accidents Schoolmarm Shuns Veils AMMAN, Jordan @® — Young King Hussein is bringing some- thing new in Arab quetns to the girl, Dina’s modern way of living Jordan King, 20, to Wed New Kind of Arab is bound to have a powerful in-j Hig father, Talal, and his grand- father, the grizzled old desert war- Jueen || The Day in-Birm City Dog Ruling Looms Controversy morning. 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Patterson million people in Southeast Asia SPRING SALE In Our Shoe Repoir Dept. i Hora ora cog yyy Ne help you get your shoes in fine shape |More Meaning © |Government Aim’ [Residents of Keego Harbor ae | ay Ballot on Incorporation a KEEGO HARBOR — A final de | wil complete the incorporation of cision on the incorporation of a|the area, which began Dec. 14, West Bloomtic 1954, when residents elected a portion ot va esas charter commission, “gobbledegook Rap esanpon gl known to all re FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS. ONLY . Drive a Few Extra Miles judge still must rule on a defense motien for postponement. Ferrell, who rose to power dur- tions seeking the five city councit+ posts, They are George Harris, | “BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ®—Former | hope of com . _ | sh , ah the ‘If the charter is not approved in 7 ‘ Prosecuting Atty. Arch Ferrell's A sew pu hands of the voters who will go tomorrow's voting, no candidates | You il Get Many Peed nar! i murder trial was called on sched- “Plain Letters” is te guide all | to the polls there tomorrow. 'will be elected to office. oe Men's, Women’s, ule today, though the presiding | federal employes. ‘They will face a city charter,/ Nine residents have filed peti-, Extra Dolla rs! | at | and a slate of candidates seeking ren‘s -rgrednae aonpags | . or durable le "Pe. Attached election to newly-created city of Benjamin E. Covey, Joseph Nich- er difficulty”; “hurry” rather than ree ing the heyday of vice in wide- “expedite,” and let's just forget fices. ola, Wilma Webb, Chester Wolfe | LADIES’ F rs open Phenix City, ig the second of | ‘predicated the assumption.” | .. : a \ . Chester fe, LI three pore Se Age summoned ; “ty A favorable vote-on the charter Samue| Whitmore, Russell Greig, | | John Loveland, and John Selman. | Leather or into court for the slaying of “Fi hi Boa § k, | Arnold W. Soper and James’ Composition ‘ oaseec ai Gen. Nominee A, L. iS ing { un County Deaths | oanert are seeking the position | Lincoln-Mercury Sales and ‘nic 4 E of justice of the peace, and Glen and | Defense attorneys filed a me- 5 Sa d b c oe mas Munger and Glen E. Smith 850 S. Woodward, Birmingham Mi 6-2200 Smali Cuban / tien for continuance last week, ve y ruiser ate d both running i tks pin po . , DETROIT — A %5-foot cabin DRAYTON PLAINS—Serfice for Sizes Only Pr, _ complaining that the 38-year-old ousted public official cannet get cruiser rammed and sank a 16-| _ Otto Duguid, 65, of 4776 Sylvester. stable post. WHILE - U - WAIT OR SHOP SERVICE ~ NEISNER SHOE REPAIR a fair trial in Birmingham at ' this time. Special Judge J. Russell McEl- roy heard witnesses for two ‘days | but delayed a decision until pros- ———~— | pective jurors are questioned on sxe || that point today. One defendant, former Chief Deputy Sheriff Albert Fuller, has | foot fishing boat on Lake St. Clair | yesterday dunking five persons in the ‘chill water. No one was in- jured. The five were Mrs. Mary Baca- rella, 40; her three sons, Joseph 19, Peter Jr., 14, and John, 13, and Miss Beverly Eblen, 19. All are of Detroit. already been convicted of the Pat- life imprisonment. A motion for | | a new trial has been filed. Former Alabama Atty. Gen. Si | Garrett also is under indictment | | state senator who would have be- come attorney general at the ex- | piration of Garrett’ 's term in Jan. | uary his year, Patterson won the Democratic | | office there last June 18, ‘Oxford Girl injured When Auto Overturns After the gar in which she was ‘riding od on Indianwood road near Joslyn road Saturday | evening, Miss Bernice Fernandez, 23, of Oxford, was treated for cuts -and bruises at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. She was riding with Otis Caswell, 2, of 6595 Elizabeth Lake Rd., who told Oa’land County Sheriff's depu- ties he lost control on a curve. | Caswell was treated for an injured | Shoulder. County Calendar Aebern Heights | ‘The regular meet of MOMS Unit 19 will be held at Lge pm. Tuesday with | @ potluck din @t the home of Mrs. ; Zella Norris, Churchill Rd. Pontiae Lake The Pontiac Lake Extension Group | will meet at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at ‘the heme of Mrs. 8. Olson, 1754 Pontiac Lake Rd A cooperative luncheon will be served Stiles The Stiles Young Home Makers ex- 719 W. Huren FE 4-1536 on Page 8 * MILLER FURNITURE—144 Oakland Avenue APRIL SALE SECTIONAL SOFAS or DAVENPORTS With or Without Matching Chairs. Our Lower Overhead Helps Keep Our Prices Lower— Store Open Monday and Friday Evenings m | Our 19th Year of Greabed Value Giving | MILLER FURN ITURE ifs Fr Oaktand ‘Ave, Tops ‘in Style and Quality Just You Come ‘and See! Free and Easy Parking ‘Where You Honestly Save Careful Free Delivery terson murder and sentenced to! Police said the cruiser was owned and operated by Wallace’ S. |GerlacH, a Mount Clemens insur- | ance broker. They quoted Gerlach /as saying he was heading into the sun and failed to see the smaller for the slaying of the crippled ex- craft. The five were pulled from the ‘lake into Gerlach’'s cruiser. Driver Is Injured vard near Squirrel road, Oakland ‘County Sheriff's deputies said. He stated he lost control on a curve. will be held at 1:30 p.m, Tuesday at the Huntoon Funeral Home, with burial in Ottawa Park Ceme- ‘tery. He died Sunday, Eve Reoaring for Your Watch and Precious Jewelry William F. Brandt GOODRICH—Service for William F. Brandt, 91, of $162 S. State Rd., will be held at 2 p.m. at the C. F. Sherman Funeral Home, Orton-| ; ville, with burial in Goodrich Cem- etery. He died Saturday. William Nichols METAMORA — Service for Wil- | liam Nichols, 93, of 91 W. High | St., will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Pixley Funeral Home, Roch- ‘ester, with burial in Rochester Cemetery. He died Sunday. | | Snover Funeral Home for Mrs. | Anna Fleming. 84, of 177 N. Main iSt. She died Sunday. You want prompt, expert repair service for ‘ your watch or precious jewelry. Service that will be entirely satisfactory when the item ‘ is returned to you . . . when promised, THIS IS THE SERVICE WE STRIVE TO GIVE Bring Your Work to Us. MR.. PHIL ORENCIA ... Manager Repair Department WAVER N SERS a | nomination for attorney general on | Edwin Ketterer, 28, of Rochester. | TEI HUR a pledge to drive gamblers and | was treated at Pontiac General Mrs. Anna Fleming mosey ‘gangsters out of Phenix City. He | Hospital Sunday morning after his | CLARKSTON—Funeral arrange- SHO ' was shot to death outside his law | car rolled over on Walton boule- | ments are pending at the Farmer- - CENTER Open Thurs.FriSat. to 9 P.M. * In change there is opportunity Be Smart. fori GRR @ Smart, Look | $003 Livernois Rd. $4,200 per family — that's the average Sharp! Call Fox The weutoa i somore J Ladies amount that American families now have in ° | Metropolitan Auxiliary will meet at 8 savings accounts, savings bonds and life for fresher, a je ay at the home of Mrs. Bur- cleaner, newer Hilliker, 147 Draper st insurance, looking . . Additional County News cleaning. ‘You're helping other America set. new records for thrift! Good wages and high employment have given millions of families a better opportunity to build up their security through their own initiative: @ 43 million people own U. S. Savings Bonds © 75 million people now have savings in banks and savings institutions ~ @ 93 million people own life insurance. THat’s 22 mil- ~ tion more than in-1945. And the average amount of create an life insurance owned per family has almost doubled. Of these and other. forms of thrift, the most = popular is life insurance, now owned by tomas out of five families. These families find that life insurance gives them two basic advantages: it is the only way to estate instantly, and it is a sound way to build up a cash reserve for emergencies. Life insurance can help support the family in case of the father’s death . . . cover the mortgage .- + help pay for the children’s education . .. provide retirement income. “ “ “ Today, more than half of all life insurance benefits are paid to the policyholders themselves. Through these “living benefits,” life insurance brings America’s families opportunity~es srotlatanearity. . Institute of Life insurance _ _ ind Central Soyrce of Information about Life Insurance { _ | 488 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK 22, N.Y. . ' } en ae ol at de > ioe 4 / oe A pe i je » "THE PONTIAC PRESS: ie ) ay ” | £ ay & f 7 l qe rf . j j f : < i ° é 4 Cy i. +. { i ; i \ 7 “ ‘ F | apy Sod : i ggh eo’ Rue. we - tf 4 co ge | ia i! | | ij \ / ; fi nn : Ponting 12. Michiaen tn Macomb. a tenaw Counties it. * Michigan and ali other Fo hg the 4 23-8181. MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 =e Detroit Red Wings Again World Champs Just as almost everybody hoped, De- _troit’s Red Wings again are the un- disputed kings of the professional hockey world. By defeating the valiant but out-°* gunned Montreal Canadiens in the seventh play-off game, they completed an unusual achievement in this fastest _ of all spectator sports. Their accomplish- ment is tire more remarkable because of the Wings’ slow start and injuries early in the season. * * * With the last game now, his- tory their record indeed is im- pressive. It includes two succes- sive Stanley Cup triumphs mak-~ ing the seventh time the Wings have captured this oldest of athletic trophies. The only other team to have won the cup that often is the Toronto Maple Leafs. * * * Besides winning the National Hockey League championship for the seventh consecutive year, Jack . ADAMS’, boys established and ynprecedented record of 24 consecutive victories on Olympia ice. , We salute the Red Wings. They are true world champions. Bandung Conference Challenge to West Communists obviously hope to score a smashing propaganda victory at the Afro-Asian conference at Banddng, Indonesia, April 18-24. There are solid indications, however, that they may suffer severe disappoint- ment long before the 29 nation gather- ing has run its course. Not only will friends of the West be present like the two Manila Pact powers, Pakistan and the Philippines, but the conference roster is anything but predominantly pro-Red. x * * In fact only two of the attending na- tions, which incidentally represent half the world’s population, have outright Communist governments. Six are neutralist, eight can be classed as anti- Soviet and 12 are openly and positively pro-Western. It is from this latter group that important support will come pr democratic policies in Asia and Africa. , _* * * . After the conference opens there naturally will be a great deal of Red shouting about U.S. “warmongering,” the menace of our atom bomb and the grinding inhumanity of the capitalist system. Fortunately for us, in addition | to our friends, 65 U.S. correspon- dents will be present. They can be counted on to keep the confer- © ence news in full and truthful perspective. The story they tell can be expected to counter the inevitable flood of Red poison. ~ xk & we Bandung is a real challenge to the West. We want to save the uncommitted Afro-Asian peoples from Red slavery. The conference offers a chance to strip away the false front of communism and to show the strength, substance and humanity of the world’s free democratic peoples. Sell em What They Want International trade was given a boost in two situations emphasizing the wis- dom of that old adage — the customer is always right. It was at the international trade fair-in Seattle, says the Wall Street Journal, that a representa- _ tive of India learned some valu- facts about Americans’ ~~ buying habits. oe ae "For example, he found out that acer. oN No Ae. nite 00 are vavable in advance. tain cigaret box wouldn’t sell here but that a bracelet. with the same design : would. He learned also that certain colorful Indian skirts ; i il er: ag i el But the second’ basic hunger in” the male is romantic. 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South Korea Planning Own A-Energy Group SEOUL w# — A South Korean atomic energy commission with a $240,000. budget will be set up soon in response to the atoms-for-peace program of President Eisenhower. The Education Ministry an- nounced today the commission would undertake atomic research and exchange information with other countries to utilize atomic energy for peaceful purposes. ''U. of M. Seeks $175,000 for Mental Health Study ANN ARBOR & — The Univer- sity of Michigan Board of Regents will ask the state Legislature for $175,000 for research in mental health. Regents approved the action at a board meeting yesterday. | The program would be the first | of its kind in the nation and would | bring together a team of four of the nation’s top mental health | experts. | muses te highly contagious and will ITCH S232 —_ hs the eh -entte which Fj | to ordinary treatment. 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Vandals Wreck Autos IONIA — Sheriff Peter Van Vleck reported vandals smashed windows and dented fenders of 15 new cars stored in a fairgrounds building over the weekend. He said damage was estimated at autos and cases in an ad- joining : , MRS. DAVID R. CLARK — 2 2 28 af PTA Planning Group to Begin Workshops WATERFORD. TOWNSHIP—The third annual series of workshops for program chairmen, sponsored by the PTA Program Planning Committee, begins tonight at 8 p.m. in the honfemaking room of the Waterford Township High School. O. W. Crissman, of the adult edu- cation department of the University of Michigan, will be guest discus- sant of the meeting, which is also open to study group and mental health chairmen. The three other workshops of the series are ‘slated for May, Sep- tember, and October. Seuth Saginaw $e. Phone FE MICHIGAN CREDIT. ae is ah Youth Badly Hurt in Head-On Crash A 19-year-old Detroiter was re- Above Oskiand Theater 8-0456 [TM STANDS OUT FROM ALL THE REST! 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Insane Asylum ‘Rioting Quelled Patient Beaten Up by Crazed in Critical Condition riot by 80 criminally insane in- | mates lingered near death today at. [Ru Rusk State Hospital. | Four other persons of 13 injured ! |in the bloody uprising remained | | hospitalized. | Pharo Tilley, near death trom | | multiple skull fractures, was beat- |en. when -he tried to help H. B. | Taylor, a ward attendant also hospitalized from severe blows on | the head and body from a baseball | bat. In Ward 7, where a sadistic . Murderer and a sex fiend led the _ riot, an uneasy calm prevailed. “I think we've got this thing | licked,’’ Dr. James A. Bethea, executive director of the state hospital system, said yesterday. The 80 rioted Saturday morning six hours. Texas Ranger Capt. Bob Crowd: | er persuaded Ben Riley, 22, the | riot’s “brain’’, to call it off. | Riley and-Joe Murphy, the other | | ringleader, rattled off a long list 'of complaints as the reason for | | the riot. Yesterday, Casmer conducted a. 34-hour investigation into the com- | plain of brutality. “I found no evidence of brutality | patients had mistreated other pa- tients.” Parisian Priest Who Aided Poor Coming to U.S. “| PARIS w — Abbe Pierre, who | through in France, is leaving tomorrow for | the United States and a lecture tour. The abbe, a frail Catholic priest, says he is going “‘not as a French- freezing to death beneath Paris in enough official and private aid Pierre’s spirited appeals brought | Within’ a few days Abbe | to start the building of lodgings. The abbe wag invited to the NEITHER RAIN NOR—It isn’t” Inmates Still RUSK, Tex, ®—A Negro patient | | who tried to save a ward attendant | from a brutal beating in Saturday's | and held Hospital Supt. Dr. James | Castner and two others hostage | | by attendants,” Bethea said, “but | |I did find evidence that some | man to talk about France; not as | a priest to talk about religion; not | as a beggar to ask money; but as: QUALITY NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE We invite you to compare Open Sunday Afternoons 1-5 P. M. our prices on Memorials of. quatity materials and workmanship. NOW IS THE _Make Your ~ MEMORIAL DAY vLNERY “INCH MEMORIALS, INC. TIME. TO . Selection for By PHYLLIS BATTELLE PITTSBURGH (INS—Look alive, you city dwellers who are biting the dust (or absorbing the smog, or inhaling the monoxide), and turn your smarting eyes toward Pittsburgh. This is the spot that got religion. Ten years ago, it was a grimy- faced gargoyle of a city.. It was dark as a saloon, at midday. Its citizens were susceptible to TB and silicosis and imflamed eyes. The neafest of housewives had tattle-tale curtains. The million- aires had soiled bills by lunchtime. Suddenly civic pride stepped | in, by firm official order. A‘) strong-willed group of residents | formed a “United Smoke Council et the Allegheny Conference on | Cemmunity Development,” and demanded that Pittsburgh's bil- | lien-dollar industries, its rail- reads, even its households, cease and desist burning soft coal. A few choice squawk-words | echoed through the surrounding | 4 tuminous coal was one of the re- gion’s vital industries. But by Oct. I, 1947, the deed was done. Today Pittsburgh, unlike some) other cities I could mention, is’ smog-free (there, there, Los An- geles, don’t be so touchy!) ... and it is the fastest-growing tairy land | in the East. Mists Goole telah bam eos of the high hills across the Monon- gahela River from the center of the 197-year-old city, It was night, and the lights were sharp in the spanking-clean air over Pitts- burgh. They made splotches of | | currugated color in the Mononga- hela and the Allegheny rivers, as these two swept past the city on} either side, then churned together to form the Ohio River in the form of a great, watery “Y." “The air is almest as pure as it was when George Washington came here in 1758," sald Stefan Lerant, the Austrian writer-his- terian who hag been fetched here by the Allegheny Develop- ment Board to write a° book about Pittsburgh and its, renais- sance, “In fact,’ and he squinted down | at the big point of land where | | the rivers merge, ‘‘you can just! | about see Washington's ghost, if you try.’ I tried but my retinae ate not | this spot—a rolling, tree-covered | plot—and how it became the cen- Pittsburgh Sees the Sun: chintien=o8 were discovertd, developed and shipped from Pitts- burgh. Great family,fortunes were piled up and stowed away. Dollar bills were @ dime a dozen here And everyone was so busy they | scarcely noticed. . 58 With success came darkness. Fog, smoke and ugliness gwept | over the wealthy community. Andrew Mellon, the city’s most powerful industrialist, is said to have lost at least one wife be- cause flowers wouldn't grow in her, gardens, For more than a century, the filth compounded until citizens scarcely remembered there was such a thing as sunshine. Then, 'almost overnight in one clean-up sweep, it was blown away. Pittsburghers now are almost de- liriously civic-minded. They con- tribute money and ideas to the reconstruction of their town and watch, with delicious amazement, | ithe building of dozens of new! structures, the side-scrubbing of | hills, because gas is a compara- | extra- Sensory, it seems, so Lorant | | Of soiled ones, the laying out of | tively costly fuel and because bi- | described how Washington found | real, genuine parks in mid-town. I don’t know what courage and) money and heartache it took for | 350 Autos Trapped a in California Snow SACRAMENTO, Calif. —A late season gnow storm marooned an estimated 350 automobiles on two trans-Sierra highways and forced | the closing of one of the routes, | California highway patrolmen re- | | ported early today. | | At least 200 cars were stranded | on U.S; 40 by heavy snows that | | began falling early yesterday and | ‘by midafternoon had reached 18 | inches, None of the motorists was _ | reported to be in danger To the south, 100 to 150 vehicles ; were reported stuck briefly on) | higher elevations of U. S. 50. How- | |road crews were making fast. progress in clearing the highway | and freeing the arenes cars. 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Ko , AA f f a i - j ! é | f ‘uy # 4 Fig : La ; ere i _ ee if f { é [ J. ; i oe ie i p’ ve fie # >) } | Hal Boyle Says: ; Ballfight Fans Are Violent |nPime Cool | ese ees| cer MADRID ~The safest costume for the matadors to handle their | the. hdosegow. But if 'he showed|1 ! | _'F} to wear to a bullfight is a suit of | capes. — oN ‘enough talent, some manager may | plane mile cross-country armor. “ 2 SS See ene nae nee Si See 0 Se. 2 eee uk We Bind ow FOR : : It comes in handy to protect you; fought from horséback, dismount- matador, Every once in- the instrument panel hae fo a be : from the wrath of the fans, or| ing only to be handed a sword for| while a bull-crazy kid gets his| “T didn’t ask his pedigree,” said INSURANCE : | aficionados, if things go wrong. oo Leaelrrps agar ed laps tipant ani : et 1p be myles an ? 3 : typical bullfight | butted him sprawling. If I ever go to another bullfight| snakes to me." yee . sickanades oe a. eed. divi daalt whistling began at once. A whistle/I'm going to show up wearing aj Scott and his companion, Sgt. SERVICE and SHIRT LAUNDRY _|\sts'sicic's'msetiee| in Span ttm cqaraen of s|hintretes Seba!’ mene he| pica tana wont ca fel] SERV | : lunged American baseball fan} Bronx cheer, only more insulting.| brave bulls don’t seem nearly as| ground five minutes after takeoff. ‘ . Satisfaction Guaranteed seem like a wax statue of Casper Humiliated, the gay caballerore-/dangerous as the angry | Guardsmen had to take the instru- e. See or Call Milquetoast. . gained his feet and after a couple | aficionados. ment panel out to remove the | He is a perfectionist. The deadly | of mutfed stabs, at last dapatched) | —— Tey ‘killed it Maynard Johnson See the Very Latest Shirt Finishing Unit in rae foc ant Dooilm bck ice ice Lee eee Gesesal Insurance Operation at the Huron Cleaners, Main Office! [| must go strictly according to Hoyle, |the stands. But all he heard were |000 in 1951 to 540,000 in 1955. | Port of ae ee 807 Community Nationa! Bonk or the aficionado takes it as a/jeers and whistles. making plans for at xflooe : personal affront, and his howls can| ‘Nothing went right from then|, lio produced 7 per cent of the | lion helicoptor passengers by 1960. Phone FE 4-4523 4 be heard from here to Seville. on. The aficionados jeered the|U-S. apple crop in 1900 but only |The coptor totals are increasing |} Your shirts now finished the Ultra-Modern Way $ J) ne thinks the performance is Picadores, for, punishing the bulls|® PEF cent in 154. annually. = ; too } he ' even go down| too muc y jetred a 4-HOUR SERVICE at Our MAIN PLANT ¢ into the fing himself to show the|every time he paused to try to e Individual For $ > {| matador how a bull really should/ figure what kind of a strange pas-| @ rope Bead PG 3a lao ee ; ha last Sacked ond Boxed e S El aces saan ct 0 Cel dian |ring. ‘They Jeored the with some 24,000 regular patrons| them even began to jeer each a 14 MAIN STREET. of this cultural medium. were en teat ‘el et CLARKSTON A bullfight follows a classic pat- sige teem wamntanle tern. Ideally it is held on a hot| uo" nue Gems comm, 8 REE PARKING "The bull comes loping to, ferce| TRE. He, took off his coat, and F The bull comes loping in, waving it like a cape, fancy- and surging with power, and i5/ stepped three times out of the way Will Pay Parking Meter in Lake Orion and Milford San be Gn ae a ee ae of the charging bull before attend- STA-NU—Dry Cleaning at Its Finest ua, tote few moments he is run wm ak te Gace’ exes ONCE TRIED ALWAYS WANTED! cally weakened by a man on horse. | ee Swords to finish off the bull STA-NU IS EXCLUSIVE IN PONTIAC and SUBURBS at tie anda tg Baie Ty keke, = | his head, Three daring men 00 ang stomped their feet in disdain . foot then run up and stick brightly | Pop bottles and hundreds of seat ON DRY [| cxlored darto in his wound to goad cushions began to rain down into him to the limit the arena. A hard Spanish seat ; The bloody pageant reaches its| cushion is enough to snap your climax when the matador, after| neck if it catches you from the : an . flagging the beast back and forth right angle, I ducked out the near- 20 CD MET OF SHOWN TO YOUR NOGA G8 SOCrES : ind Nouneiee tans Seeeee bg pree 50 fans had | —_ _ Main Office and Plant: 944 West Huron: FE 2-0231 e, Later I heard that | 11418 146 || 2986738 | 11 NEIGHBORHOOD STORES TO SERVE YOU te howered Ro ns tho onuienl| weeny ee aes Se ‘tte El iis 1536 UNION LAKE RD., Opposite Giroux Each heart. outbreak to an acquaintance 1 | | 6s part of the ceremony is &/ lives here, he explained: 4313 W. WALTON BLVD. at Seshabaw ritual. Every. graceful. movement| ~y, , ven eumncs aout encom ( don’t understand: Some 516 PONTIAC TRAIL, Next te Coffee Cup, WALLED LAKE Bl'or body and the matador | these f 3005 ORCHARD LAKE, ot Light, KEEGO HARBOR : tad eye 3 § E Fi esa 188 N. JOHNSON AT STATE aficionado as a jitterbug step to| baseball fan back who e __ 731 NORTH PERRY AT JOSLYN a teenager im America. The bul pects to see a novhlt no-run game Ie aan Seer eee || mati arrester wns | "Steen asa ee so aim STanr, uturone A seme every |e a ee 59 S. BROADWAY at Front, LAKE ORION ties vent wasnt. The chy. wes |e my acquaintaince said Community National Bank | , of PONTIAC 2a a _._ STATEMENT OF CONDITION As of the close of business April 11, 1955 RESOURCES Cash on Hand and Due from Other Banks ........... 14,491,467.00 - = Securities of the United States Government ......... - $3,007,187.08 47,498,654.08 State, County and Municipal Bonds ................ 12,684,388.41 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank .................... . 105,000.00 a Loans and Discounts ............................. 9,98L,15566 Real Estate Mortgages ......................00005. 9,962,641.94 19,943,797.60 ‘Accrued Income Receivable ...................0000. a 345,186.04 Prepaid Expenses .................... ee eee 21,634.91 Bank Premises, Land and Buildings ............... 851,266.16 Furniture and Equipment.......................... 77,967.44 Real Estate Owned Other Than Bank Premises ..... 65,000.00 994,233.60 Other Assets 0.02.00... oe eee eeeec cece cceeeeee a 6,671.28 TOTAL RESOURCES ........................ —«- BE 585,565.92 LIABILITIES Deposits: Demand ............. 0 ccc cece cece cus ceeeaceuccee 44,014,291.75, - ee ee ee ee 30,256,399.98 t U.S. Government ..........0.0.0.0 0.0 ..00 cc cece 1,811,765.93 TOTAL DEPOSITS .................5..0005.. 76,082,457.66 Accrued Income Unearned ................... weees 612,702.53 Reserve for Taxes, Interest, Etc. .................. . 404,831.54 Reserve for Dividends—Not Yet Declared ..... ee 58,916.63 Reserve for Contingencies ......... Lecce eeeeeecs 267,897..88 . Reserve for Loan Contingencies ............ neeeees 274,266.33 542,164.21 Other Liabilities 20.2020... 0.0... e cece eee eee 14,186.33 - Capital Stock, Common ........................... 1,500,000.00 pin Surplus ..... 00. c cece ence ceeveccce 2,000,000.00 Be Undivided Profits ............. 00. c cece cece ee eee 384,307.02 3,884,307.02 ; TOTAL LIABILITIES ........................ ‘B1,599,565.92 United States Government Securities in the amount of $3,960,000 par value, in the foregoing statement are pledged to secure Federal and State Government Deposits. Where Thousands Save Millions! MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Irving B, Babcock Robert R. Eldred Alfred C. Girard Mereé &, Bowles President, - Senior Vice President, President and Chairmen of atternag, Dearborn Motors Credit Corp. Community National Bank the Board, Community Rovles, Bertman & Beer ” of Pontiac National Bank of Pontise Howsrd W. Satientecher ” wT a te oe Company Sw. 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There's never been a Okada was one of 88 Japanese got some chicken colonels: Jack | and said ‘What airplane can go|bunch like that . . . before or! who returned today aboard the Besatead| Hilger, my second in command, | 2,400 miles and carry 2,000 pounds | since.” repatriation ship Koan Maru from FINANCE co. pa = . Ress Greening, now our air |of bombs and take off a short Soviet ports. ) : ao ee ae Oo San cae Farmers in Great Britain are| . : -(_Provident Lean ) ustralia, . wey | decided > wes now able to purchase strings of| An average housewife spends Jones, whe wound up as a | plane that had a chance of doing firecrackers which will explode at | one-third of her day in planning, Goraid fares y. Manaeee bOuTine LAWRENCE $7. prisoner of the Germans, and it. I reported back to Hap and he| intervals to scare off birds from | buying and preparing the family’s one or two other. Col. Greening, said, ‘Okay, get some ready.’ Far ! their fields. meals. eee ee eee — e - 6 sth A: ~ MATTH EWS- HA RGREAVES, INC. \ a Mill St. and 211, 5. Saginaw St. ‘ ew ii 1 Ss ae } 2 | * Annual D * Hampshire of Dexter road. The } j vf bo , / ' j } or f if } ff } ? * j J i Te oe * ‘TWELVE rive Sponsored by Girl Scouts of America Camping Program, Scholarships Benefit from Sales Mrs. Donald Redmond Reveals More than 4,000 of the most charming personalities — ever to break down your sales resistance are making calls . . and sales . ~ week. The wiles of the irresistible sales force include braids, — . . in Northern Oakland County this grins, curls, lisps and a few freckles. They'll come calling from now through April 28th in their 1955 Cookie Sale. Mary Lou McLaughlin of Mohawk road | district cookie depots to receive cartons for Mrs. Howard Powers, Leonard Cot- keeps track of the records as Monita Cal- | ter, Ledger Criger, Lloyd Huntley SYLVIA J, ROUSE up in downtown areas and neigh , é t - her sroep 8 sell. and Loel Shotwell. They are be- . borhood stores. Adult supervision oun of Spokane drive comes to one of the James Rouse of Draper avenue , * ing assisted by Robert Isgrigg, will be on hand at all times during ; ; . a Charles Foote, Mrs. William F and Mrs. LeRoy Garner of Lin-/ this public sale. All the troops sell- Nesbitt, Mrs. Myron Lockhart, Mrs coln Park are announcing the en-| ing from door-to-doot are vying Neil McCormick, Mrs, Byron Rog- gagement of their daughter, Sylvia J., to Dale Hampshire. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. wedding will take place June i. Birthday Party Held for William Coffing A surprise birthday party hon- Some 350 Brownie, inter- from this ambitious lot of young girls. They've more than doubled their . sites. ps et PONTIAC PR ESS, MONDAY,/APRIL, 18, 1055 : } The Pontiac Press omens. é he at wR ina Peatiag Press Phetes Mrs. Donald Redmond of Drayton Plains is cookie sale chairman for the annual Girl Scout cookie sale. She began lining up details and paper work in January for this week's event. Class of ‘35 Plans 20th ‘Reunion - Group Will Meet June 11 at CAI will provide the sales crews. in Waterford * | Door to door salesmen of all » litems might well take a hint June Il is an important date for members of the Pontiac High School graduating class of 1935. That is the day when the grad uates will gather for a 20th year reunion, ..A dinner and program will be enjoyed at the Waterford Commu- Activities building on Wil- Members of the June, January and summer school classes are urged to cal] members of the com- mittee with information about the Standish Group ored William Coffing Thursday! Mrs. Donald Redmond, general : evening when senior choir mem-| chairman for the Cookie Sale Is Entertained bers of Oakland Avenue United | urged residents to “buy : Presbyterian Church paid tribute | just one, box of Girl Seen coltes in Bennett Home to their choir director. from that little girl down the Mrs. Roy Bennett of Chamber- noe aaa dad laa lain street was hostess to the & was presented following' is worth many-fold that to her Standish Group of First Congrega- choir practice at the church, -.. and the cookies are good, too!” tional Church for a dessert tunch- 5 eon Friday. Mrs Cari Malkim Shirley Ann Devine W rs Y €alr s Mrs. Harry Manus introduced Karen Hayden who sang two solos, Heirloom Jewelry for Rite ora Late Prover’ Sed eek Me to Pray.” Honeymooning in Canada are| arrangement of white roses, hya- Announcement was made of the Mr. and Mrs. William G. Dunston. | cinths and stephanotis, luncheon meeting to be given. by The bride is the former Shirley| Mrs, Homer Beasley wore a lilac Vi the United Church Women at Cen- Ann Devine, daughter.of Mr. and | ballerma length gown for her du- tral Methodist Church May 6. _ Mrs. Thomas E. Devine of Lindsay | ties ag matron of honor. .Other Also announced was the lunch road. He is the son of Mr. and|attendants were Mrs. Raymond ta eon to be given by the Women's | Mrs.William E. Dunston of Clark- | Devine, Mrs. Robert Devine, and Pee Fellowship for the Oakland County | ston. Carol Devine. They wore yellow| § ate | Home Demonstration Group May | The Rev. Barney D.. Roepcke | gowns. : d 5 in the new church dining room. Roger Johnson of Clarkston sta: served as best man. Seating tie Mrs. William Hoyt _ and Robert Devine, brothers of Intermediate _and~— senior Scouts join| Nancy Mize of Menominee road, Cathy Heads Program | > bride, and Ronald Schebor | forces to sell Girl Scout cookies at one of | Hunter of West Iroquois road and Carol a Dawn | was the A recanthen was bet tonowing |” dountoun cookie cupboards. | Left t0\ Asher of Gingell court meld Wy thet eemen's fetlowehdy sad ceremony in the church par- right are Edwina eat of ee See Sete ier Crees yellow print dress ry k as observance bridegroom's mother chose a dusty oun u a es ton O a Hoyt was in charge rose dress. : " recent program. As the couple left for their| BIRMINGHAM — Mrs. Drew Mrs, Arthur J. Brandt has in-;luncheon and shower Saturday Olas Gillig Jat wav Wie ~ honeymoon the bride was wearing | Haneline is chairman of the fashion | Vited several friends for luncheon| when Mrs. Alan Wentz and her Ducan McColl, Mrs. Ralph Grubb a beige linen box suit with brown | show to be held at the Birmingham | her home Tuesday. daughter, Mrs, Robert Roth will Mrs. James Vaughn, Mrs. Charles accessories. Upon their return the Country Club Wednesday. She is Charlotte Wiley returned to be hostesses, ae ef Neal, Mrs. William Elam, Mrs. Soper Teside on North Pad-| being assisted by Mrs. Harold M. Wellesley after spending her Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Brown - Marry Kunse and Mrs. Allan Stiller and Mrs. Anthouy Anzick. | spring college vacation with her | Stu Sive,® SuPer Uae rem ana-|- Ringing doorbells out in Westacres is Carol Hoyt} Heres. Shey. sere semated by Fi Pilgrim Group Meets] reservations are Mrs, Robert Turn-| Wucy ef wumitestrect Suess | Mr Laren ©, Spadoman Jr. of |0f Sweetbriar drive. Even though she is a leader, Mrs. 22 in Member’s Home er. Mrs. Richard Andreasen and| bridesmaid at the wedding Thurs- ¥ "Healy Willen daughter of | Do-C-Do Square Dance Club met Vesper ‘Bails Rix a the Harry D.| 4 Webster School. ___| "This Day, from Songs of Nature ‘Drove | It was announced that election Beautiful Savior... . Christ ¢ Thorns of | ot officers will be held on April 28. Guns thee ek arr, rea Minne li: Callers for the recent event! Shvanda Polka ........... wie IAREOPONS, | were Sam Joan, John Streit. Rex | OM Abram Brown see and Richard Lawrence, Gordon McLeod, on = es Pha wc wo art. Moore , George Harkless, Stan Hutchinson | “'p,.4” sina Edmund Kent, and Charles Uligian. iam Laurie wisi al ee son of the Mr. McLeod, Mr. Joan and Carl | sing maiden ham gape hemody ere | Phili J Donelson also provided refresh- | oa | ed Oe rine re Andrews ; Pd. ments. | The Lord Is My ..,..Schubers Kents of Decorations for the evening \. My Shepherd's Divine ..Byds < were handled by Mr. and Mrs. eens Stan Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. The couple | Philip Rowston, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Il as . | Leod, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and WILLIAM K.CO wil reside WW} Mr. and Mrs. Streit. | Custom Upholstering Birmingham. ae There are 24, times | as many {21 Years of Precticel traffic deaths on rural roads as 4378 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 64-2857 on city streets. ' bo fingertip veil, Her flowers were white orchids. a Her sister, Mrs. Robert W. John-| fy Mrs. Jack Rammes has been named program chairman, Mrs. Elwood. Bigler, ticket chairman; and Mrs. Harold Euler is dining room chairman. ston of Rochester, Minn., was ma-| @ |tron of honor, and bridesmaids | © were Lynne Davidson of Birming-| ham, Jane Geret of Minneapolis, Lucy Landers of Philadelphia and| © Nancy Sayler of Fargo, N. D. } They wore ice blue satin waltz| © length dresses and carried bou- | | quets of violets. William R. Kent of Birmingham | was his brother's best man and ushers were Richard L. Halsted and John W. Power of Birming- ham, William R. Nuey of Swarth- Thorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Thorn of Minneapolis, Minn. to Richard Edmund Kent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Kent of Arlington drive, Birming- ham. Couple in Chicago Mrs. John W. Ball of Navajo drive who has been visiting her | daughter, Mrs. Max Persons, in| Chicago, is a patient at Revere | wood Hospital there. Mr. Ball left for Chicago Sunday. The ceremony took place in Geth- semane Episcopal Church in. Min- neapolis and a reception was given | at the College Women’s Club. The bride were traditional white satin, lace trimmed with a cathedral train, and she wore a Ropes play a leading role in this| three times around the neck and worn full| 1 wS¢?®™* more, Pa. and Robert W. Sobeston jeweler’s “Flying Colors” and capture the| length below a bold one-row jumbo choker | 3 sasie ip iH flashing beauty of bright plumage in colored | or multiple strands in several colors to high | ~ Vensee: Emerson PTA * beads. They can be worn wrapped two or |light your spring costume. 14 Uncle Tom's Plans Banquet | 12 Neither Y a Plans for a father and son ban-| = The first agricultural college in paced $1350 on e america was hichigan Sate ca| enMeth McQueens ‘Eastern PTSA 1 Potetng Shen‘ metabers at’ the Eimer lege. established in 1855. ‘Entertain Class tr Soak y he iG | — esta —S— so - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McQueen , ‘Names Officers * Greek letter Yijy agpeidig gathered recently at = BOBETTE | of West New York street enter-| Mrs. Charles Evans has been 3 Tite Donald Blundon from Leader | |, Hosiery & Corset Shop } tained members of the Fellowship’ named president of Eastern Junior | Beta Dogs for the Blind, Inc., at Roch-| “WN.8 — o. PE 3-e001 Class of Baldwin Avenue Evan- | igh school PTSA for the second | 24 Iuvaded ester was the speaker. He cts | : Sees see eae gelical United Brethren Church, | year. Serving wit ber will be| Ei Rie Yy a leader dog with him and itive : Open Monday & Friday ‘tl 9 P.M. Ace were given by Paul, ‘Mrs. Thomas Mitchell as vice-pres- - Tokyo's old’ ed are train ned. the group how the dogs. OORT es : Jones, Mrs. Albert Lovse was’ ann wd Seas Hnapte a na enisaall ia Mediterranean ~ | ore — Ss as a of the year for the re ean Sarkis sciessilon won | Re aes a ; . r fear the Mrs, Thomas White was a co-| be historian, and Council dele- | :— O S h f fj . a ates sre ere Sarai Marte | | ree ome oO iner Cieaqning i mann and Mrs. Earl Luchenbach. | {9 O'es! artery og’ ‘ W mone Teer ‘Mrs. William Vann) the next PTEA meeting at East ne i ” resh to be May 2, wi A 56 Strike . A a ro Gives Book Review pins show featuring the—ac- | 57 Guns (slang) 6 — es one’s 23 b soap gpd volcane Mrs, William Vann presented a of Mrs, Arthur 59 Werm 1 Helen of or 43 Smal gnet as 0 Daley Pita e psce|iemmne ene moe SE, Saar BER om GE ANDI | RELY ON Us: TO. when the Mayflower group of First Fashion Show Held al bor too 18 aap = tenet” ~* $0 ievwork H D D KEEP YOUR SPRING }) Congregational Church met. 2 Western state river : upharsin” ui Horee’s gait WARDROBE FRESH |} , Mi. “aries W. Heathman was! by Church Group |. { gran cae eee ae , 7 : hostess t6 23 members and guests $ Body part 20 Type face 3 Japanese character AND CLEAN! [at her Lamont street poms. | _A spring fashion show featuring | WI I ‘H | ——o TT ew lary ahi eczisted | Friday evening's gathering of the —§ is 11 le io = hostess and devotions were given ga GUARANTEED = [by Mr G.H. Hedrick, | Berean Fellowship class of Oak- pecia Sale land Avenue United Presbyterian . COLD STORAGE : ; Church, | FOR YOUR FuRS! [| Couple is Married Models for the entertainment at i n Presbyterian Rite | te Corwin court home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Liskey of| Mrs. Herman Reeder, were Wil- ;f Drayton Plains are announcing the | liam Coffing, Stanton L. Levely March 19 marriage of their daugh-| Lexie Williams and Mr. Reeder. CLEANERS ter, Barbara, to Eugene Reeves. The Rev. and Mrs. Theodore D. He is the son of Mrs. Lillian| Allebach and Mrs. Ada Mortensen D N W 1 ( Pickup and Delivery || Reeves of Poplar street. The cere- | were fuests cep ap 00. —f{ = : was it Josl Refreshments were served by : d Phone FE 5-6107 “I Avenue Presbyterian Church. 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But they could not buy matches as we do and they had to make their fires from flint and tinder, which was not easy to do. If the fire went out, it was a serious matter for the family. If a fire was burning in one house, the settlers there were always willing to let a neighbor take a few hot coals to start his own fire. Thankful, the little girl in the picture, is carrying some coals in a brass kettle to her home through the woods. The kettle is not very heavy, but it is hot and must be carried carefully. Thankful is almost home, and soon the coals will be settled on her family’s fireplace so the evening meal can be cooked. Color this picture as part of the week-long series on American pioneers. : Tomorrow; The story of Benjamin Franklin. ‘ Romance Fails to Blossom for Two Sets of Twins, 92 ‘®—The four Brace: Grit toners Home 138 West Lawrence St. NEWPORT, Ky. rocking chairs creaked, creaked “Pretty well for my age,”’ he replied. \GOP Hits Back at Truman Blast Democratic dinner honoring Speak- i tion and progress cated at the} PSN | —_ 7 Genny Sand came Oe teste , Brand Ex - resident's e ted $ 50 —— fet Tee eee, ee | ‘Remarks Vicious Attack | © Ad ments.” 5 on Eisenhower Cleaned ue Taylor, following custom, pre- : . a sented the board members with a ee ek = e ; box of cigars. that the Eisenhower aa Expansion Sas oe poate is guilty of political txichery, with Watch Bands 48 supervisors. But Taylor was pio Et ogg Ula retorts yes- Ladies'—Men' a ee ee ee terday from GOP ranks. jeans about three newly elected super- “Neither vicious personal at- a visors from the new city of Ma- _ § 95 post { Pads ees tacks on the President nor the ri- Special! ae -||nare. She were ane diculous efforts to undermine his first time. oustanding record in office will . Lentils are considered the food Hall of, the Repubtican National — Georges-Newports = {| of the poor in most countries and Committee said. : lewelry Dept. they are often rejected when other Truman did not mention Eisen- present ieved. food is available. hower by name, but delivered a ‘ playing politics wi a. ve, Sie. SSeS Dehote blistering attack on his adminis-|our security, our foreign policy. 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I usual- dreaming! | ingenious loveliser nervousness that kept the 92-year-|ly wear a housecoat.”’ She has Smooths the Road the new Packard Torsion- automatically compensates for changes een | Old twins silent most of the after- | been in poor health. 1 h Level Ride—a new system of in passenger and luggage lead. noon, gS | All moved to the front porch ... Levels the Load sion eliminating conventional coil and = —=—_q1j this is yours plus the tremendous IT’S: THE After all, it was the first time) and the rockers where the subject leaf springs to give you ~— un- power of the new vs ene > Mrs. Mary Cullen and her twin, | of age eame up. It has brought : equaled by any car, on any engine developing 275 horsepower in Citi nd an Mrs, Eva Bwman, had seen Fred/on the meeting since each set of in other cars, twisting forces due to the Caribbean and 260 in all other é. and August Schulze, twins from | twins claimed to be the older. wheel shocks are transmitted to the models. Plus, too, the smooth response Brussels, Ill. But it. turned out the Schulzes frame. You submit to the resulting of the new Packard Twin Ultramatic— _ : The brothers, who suggested the | were born Aug. 5, 1962, and the pitch and bounce ... the car is sub- actually two transmissions in one. All meeting, flew here yesterday with | Kentucky women on Jan. 11, 1863, jected to wracking of frame and body this in a setting of magnificent luxury FOR INSURANCE relatives and were escorted to} at Maysville. - But with Packard Torsion-Level Sus- and beauty. See and drive this one new : ° pension, these rT Mrs. Bowman's home. “Get the preacher, we're ready,” quipped Mrs. Cullen as she was introduced. 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Lp CAE Ply | | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18,1058 | / i ee Oe vA pain ( | . ’ 7 r ; x r = ee |. Sant : 3 — THe at | Staves was to be exlocaiey | Truman Giving | Siriay Neb's Democratic ew | Psychiatry a Big Joke | Senators Start volt care tng my wousae| Senate His Ideas |Vome tain, war xtetdet | ; : FP Re be held inter, on U.N. Charter | Sestions Commitiee to Broadway Comics —_|'Prisoner Probe |-=-vesemits tartne| BUN. Charter |e Sa ae . By EARL WILSON 7 Red China.| (p.Ga) said today “it's very fit- former president, is due to NEW YORK—Texas has a big rival now in the joke derby ...| Investigators to Study | Eleven of these have been jailed rely . . on “spy” charges denounced by | an leads | hear Mrs. Franklin D. fpr 5 Problem of Americans | this country as false. _ | man leads olf teattiony re U.N. | Roosevelt, widow of the Inte presi- | ee oe ee salen g sagermsaens) PAP OH, OS ES McClellan said the subcommittee | : . dent and a frequent representative even psychia go to psychiatrists,” Playwright Leslie Stevens BY staft has been gathering informa-| The former president, here for of this country at U.N, sessions. — has his characters say in the new farce “Champagne Complex.” WASHINGTON. &—The Senate | tion, not only about the imprisoned ame | “A psychotic is somebody really out of this world,” while a levestigntions. sabemmuditen airmen, but about other Americas | 0 pccxeccceeeeeeensneereennnnee—mmemmmmmemmmccmecenny . hig neurotic “is here, but is nervous about it,” is another observation. t tod tind het ara military personnel and civilians || | ‘te COLOR 47 ' x ke ke ke |auso ang int aan bo dele teers des wic Oa ea Tale ‘to s < purpose ’ CARMEN a, an eee ter's| _ iss Polly Bergen of Hollywood and TV—also of Circle- | U.S. fliers and other Americans said, is to find .oat how: many | “ : , Dien ' 20th - re ville, O., Richmond, Ind., and Pittsburgh—undertakes her trapped behind the caters JONES —- ot aa vied to| “rst “straight acting” role. She does » strip-tease and tties | “I think it’s time some commit- Saanad to make love te her psychiatrist (Donald Cook) who says, | tee of Congress took a look-see at - . @TAD' : ve CINEMASCOPE [0% = ___ “I’m trying to keep this s treatment instead of a treat.” the situation,” Snare: Sie * STARTING Find Long-Lost Ring Polly, 24, daughter of a construction engineer named William | “tie ssid a closed-door conference Dorethy DANDRIDGE © Herry || KANNAPOLIS, N. C. (UP)—A| 3urein, explained to me why she spells her name “Bergen,” She| of the subcommittee with State ‘BELAFONTE © Pearl BAILEY || wedding ring that Mrs. Banks said: “Simply because you press fellows Olga JAMES © joe ADAMS Auten lost 27 years ago was found always loused up ‘Burgin and made it recently “as good as new” in the | ‘Bergen.’ I decided to make it easy for WEDNESDAY! ¥ 2ND HIT! ——_—f] Sand ear en outdoor well by B/7OUY kok kt hd DELL’S INN TRE SCORCHINGLY PERSONAL CODAIH AMAA , tact, Menrovs taken 0 salt mits Mid-Week _ STORY OF Loves e ers... Go . . New Lake Theater §|°*", Malco ot temps, idded DANCE AND AND LONGINGS WHEN THE 420 Peete Tost Al from the fiat parton tenes JAM SESSION BATTEE IS FAR AWAY... WALLED LAKE xk * *& * \ The Concord Hotel tried something ‘ In CinemaScope \ different—a performance of “Cavalleria Musie by the Kim-Tones Ne Cover—Ne Minimum DELL’S. INN RRR MH HHH Baas. : ie Rusticana” by a 40-plece symphony orchestra, a 40-voice choir and several Met singers, including Richard Tucker. MR Ba t " PRIVATE HELL Afterward one guest asked the boss: “So With Ida and \ how come no Sam Levinson?” OUR _- . om kk ok ot é fi + warts ee a> Spoken about the genius of Winston . POLLY a rR Butte v ield The “Al 4 PONTIAC: ey TODAY ¢ i Cn ok ees. eee Churchill: “I’d be satisfied if I'd just made his mistake: *— Tony Pettito, Saugus, Mass. x * * * * “Down in Nashville, Chuck Branch heard two women talking . about an old Bette Davis movie, “Elizabeth and Essex.” They , * ee couldn't recall the title, but one woman = ' said, “It was about Elizabeth . . . and 2. Rey « . if ad * some kind of sex.” ' TONIGHT-—ALL COLOR x *&* &* * | THE MIDNIGHT EARL... %-- M-6-M's acticn-bit in COLOR and © STEWART GRANGER Wendy Barrie's new beau: Jack GRACE KELLY 4p Browne of Chandler's . . . Irving Thal- berg Jr.'ll become an NBC ass’t producer pS PAUL DOUGLAS Saeed AND- “DAWN ar SOCORRO FEATURES AT 1:40-3.37 5:34-7:31-9:30. Dorothy Dandridge sings so well at the Waldorf. ~* x *&* k * Bob Hope will entertain GI's in Italy . . . The Joe Louis-Dolores Parker romance is finito . . . Mar- len Brando’s taking bongo lessons from Joe Loco . . . Jeannie Johnson, a former “Miss Chicago,” is prettying — aes fey Sew Kirk’s husband, did one of the songs —=— coe ¢ \» » » LAURIE Earl's Pearls... | - SCREEN! “When someone tells you a PHONE FE 5-8331 bd ; half-truth, you can be sure nh Lest Times T. JOHN WAYNE in : . you're hearing the worst half.”— lp “WAR OF T E WILDCATS” Also Hi WATERFORD LEE |D Ree” x *« * * TODAY’S ‘BEST LAUGH: Army Archerd of Daily Variety STARTS TOMORROW! DRIV E-IN THEA T ER reports this sign in a Texas restaurant: “All you can eat for yea to eee i THE ROMANCE...THE SPECTACLE...THE GLORY ¢ “The hardest thing to figure out when buying « used car.” |] TIME CRUSADES! says cynical Tony Pettito, “is how far the speedometer’s been =" turned back.” . . . That’s earl, brother. (Copyright 1955) bee. Willioms Lake-Aleport Reade —— Box Office Opens 6:45 P.M. LAST TIMES TONIGHT GARACEN BLADE ; ™ Gi d ‘picture version of “Mister Rob- tt < captured all the. comedy Ava arener er a play plus its dramatic to Do Remake __ || moments. of Garbo Film By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Ava (Hit- om RICK JASON «= STARTS AT — 11:20 - 2:20 -°5:30 - 8:30 nounced by Dore Schary as Ava's next, Years ago MGM made Somerset Maugham’'s book with Greta Gar- bo. It is the tale of one woman's | — search for love, with London and Hong Kong backgrounds. Might be story about Ava herself, as she's ‘Jove all her life and all over the world. David Lewis will produce “The |--—- Painted Veil” and it will start with “Bhowani Junction” that she aon may not even retura to Holly- | DRIVE-AN THEATRE wood between pictures, What hap- pens to “St, Louis Woman” _ 2150 Opdyke Rd. eas alba llamas ~ Ph. FE 4-4611 - rankie Sinatra?” - , * * ®@ Box Office Opens 7:00 COCKTAIL Paul Douglas has been cautioned First Show 7:15 by poder Equity — ae ' any public remarks (“‘sowbe LOUNGE | Segregation,” to you) which may LAST TIME TONIGHT be injurious to the welfare of any = 1222 W. HURON ST. production with which he is con- : nected. : 3 ‘Huron Bowl Bidg. If Paul is not a good boy, he ; * | will be suspended from member- > ship in Actors Equity for a pe-. i . riod of one year. rey He was also warned against tak- ies NEW ENTERTAINMENT a Dice! eo se Pod oe : regory, regory was request- ' oor B any pleasure and enjoyment ed to drop any action he might f a is week. have in mind against s. z The question of whether Doug- " DELOBES CAROL lag was guilty of misconduct : With new, tresh which resulted In the closing of | mele . NANCY = 80! i “Caine Mutiny Court Martial” | MON JAMES ‘iden be oo EFLIN: RAY- iti .S0H- Wie * * 2 : : RONNIE CURTIS oe eS ne ot Les- | TAB 7 ae § * : a comic MC who je Caron Slipper” : : od 2 — be eepa your interes — — is Lisa Daniels, is ASSET HUNTER MALONE = FRANCES ‘ po ife'a happy side. rryin, Brazilian newspaper | . - ; 7 _ __ |man, Fabio Ramos. . an 4. AE hy = : - Lisa, who played Serafino and is| — a —t«* Ce Bc Dah delve: De 028 PSE ~~. really a beauty, will fly to Sao = AL LAMANO PETE FLORE __ | Paulo in two weeks to marry Re-| 2& § 4 With His “Mel-Airs” (= | mos. She expects to return here = in his grand for Music to Keep You |= a & couple of months to resume 4 : . er acting career. : my Nth Week of Songs} | = DANCING «| "The young couple met in Holly wood .ten months ago when Fahio came here to write about Holly- |. ESAM SESSION EVERY SUNDAY [= 8222 I'm glad to say that the motion * ’ \ } ; 4 ty ‘ ee planned a joint drive for installa- peal lesan ce awe ciao ates 2+ * spite Fgsinbi oe att f FT ee et UO i “THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 (NINETEEN CALL TO COLORS — Macksene Ferre of Salt Lake City, Utah, puz- ales over the draft notice and induction instructions she received from the U. 8. Army. The high school girl is planning to join the army after college, but she hopes it will be with the WAC’s. presented by Thomas Clark, Re- Kalamazoo Begins ian county Goines, ond Vote Machine Drive counterpart. KALAMAZOO (UP) — The Kala- A joint statement released by the two parties said the machines mazoo County Republican and Democratic committees today would be more accurate, more eco- nomical and much faster. Detroit Colonel Elected DETROIT @ — Lt. Col. Joseph tion of voting machines throughout the county in time for the August primary election next year, A. Gillis of Detroit, was elected A recommendation for the ma- | president of the Department of chines will be presented to the | Michigan Reserve Officers Assn. county board of supervisors at its | yesterday at the group's annual next meeting. The petition will be ' convention. YANKEE STORES Still a Big. Selection! Buy Now for Next Year! Men’s and Boys’ Winter JACKETS Hundreds of Men’s Save Plenty waistline, doubtful that you will fit in this size range. Not only a good spread of sizes, the store has the dress in two or three colors. So you buy it. A curious reaction then takes place in the little woman’s mind. »| Once the creation is hers (guar- anteed to be slimming, youthful and to do something as yet un- specified “‘for her’) she straight- the exact dress worn by the First away assumes that no other female ‘More Delinquency Laid to Improved Reporting LANSING W—Michigan authori- what the advertise- | “partly because our courts have That's what the sales-| a better system of reporting youth- in peering at your’ ful crime than most other states.” |Duplicate Dresses Disrupt Protocol Girls—either we must accept this as one of life’s lighter unpleasant- | nesses or get back to the sewing favorite dresses of former Presi- It appears that there dents’ wives, displayed in glass ain't no bona fide originals—even | cases, may not be so ‘original’ as in a top designer's salon. Mollie! you make out!” | Parnis, the New York dressmake rc responsible for the recent White | House faux pas, was awfully cut) up about it. 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H No Matter What ealthful Your Problem |Refreshi ed os ic ) ng ‘A Quick Action ee WANT AD Delicious Can help you solve it. DIAL FE 2-8181 and sO. Ash tor the Wont Ad Dept. inexpensive — aW"y d By Carl Grubert is se fy tert Tc nd met En McA) HERES eet I SY Me aay ad et, trait steht TT nea . ” P.4 Eo ff Se : ix} i iE a i , ‘ as Wee pics —\ t 7 ee 4d. ‘ = j Pe . : — i , ff : + 1 af d ‘ : : to F ‘ean . c ' é . i yf oF j \ ‘ “€ é eo : gags hoy —_ 7 yo i a oe ey Cp TB) of geo AR, LS MEM ekg i ee Bt Shee ef ame PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18 a _aweyrytrimen “ R + : > oe : ! : = . ai ie eae a Dulles’ Wamning| MARKETS | Defense Stocks Ford Breaks Up [avery Favorea = ——=—=—=S=«*d Can't Stop GAW Nudges Grains |r... Higher Today Major Division | Wolfson May Get Foot | Reuther Pledge ey ' ih " - ° lA * 4 cHHCAGO w= Secetary | Rete eee | ‘ory spit, | 22 Ward's Door Friday | | ‘State Dulles’ statement that Red teh, mo, ecto er appies goad: some other defense pr sae Lincoln - Mercury Split; By MERRYLE Avery contingent sobérty ciaim | Union, Ford Resum : China jg. building up its military | 3%5-3't bu: npplesRevingse Su: Nt |demand today in a higher mar- 2 New Vice Presidents STANLEY RUKEYSER~~ | 4 majority of stockholder sup- | Talks Today; GM potential for a possible attack on Saree mae ne 1 Fate be PP | Ket, Formosa caused buying and short | , 7,°Sstles: pests. topped. No 1 128: | Buyers bid up such issues as re- covering in ahd soybean fu- ot ag ae , 1 90-8.00 be. correct: | Ports indicated the Chinese Reds —— -| were building up their air power behs, . ary, * 90-1. opposite Formosa most strength, claiming more bag; onions sets. No 1, '2.00-3.00 32-Ib ° two cents a bushel ry — Parsnipa No {75h a0 ieoee Pages| General Dynamics opened on Se * : Internationa] News Service port, and will go no furthér than ooo Named in Expansion . a prong! to concede. that the Wolfson Slated Wednesday ; : Pp) — vith the day of decision sched-| forces may ‘achieve ‘minority iT nited _ DETROIT (UP) Ernest R. led for next Friday in the Mont-| representation, DETROIT (UP) — CIO t Breech, Ford Motor Co. board ' Auto Workers gomery Ward & Co. proxy battle, he 0 the. Wa . 2 chairman, today announced the | present indications are that Louis| 8 '° this, Wolfson, in his public | talks with Ford Motor Co. election of two new vice presidents |E. Wolfson, the challenger, may | Statements, has repeatedly indi- | today with a renewed promise : , see : their guaranteed annual ~ of the firm in a “major ‘organiza- get his foot a little way into the ciated that, if he does not attain drive could not be. stopped. ¢ . -2.00 i S, No I. 2.25-2.75 §0-Ib bag: potatoes. No 3. | 7.000 shares up 3% at 71, Douglas door, ~ control of the world’s second larg- : core ~ Ce Ware semnewhet | <4 ay ae hubar®, hotnobse! Aircraft 1,400 shares up 2% at 80, tional’ and management expan-) However, it is unlikely that the eel Thiail order heuss thin Hens. bel Sceeace ee an and UAW ° neglected in buying movement. box; ‘rhubarb, hothouse, No 1, 90-125 | Bath Iron Works 1,500 up 3 at 58%, | sion.” | Florida financier will oust the vet-| ; ; ‘ caculvant/ night by ; aw Corn Teceipts were fairly substan- sole Rutabogas. Ne 1, 38:1.80 bu | Being 1,800 up 1% at 73%, and e « 8 leran Sewell L. Avery and his will never give up the struggle for President Walter P, Reuther ins tial 7 vee yp yeaa said —— Westinghouse Electric 1,500 up 1 The expansion includes the es-| group this year. the rest of his life. Some of Wolf- Res ore gee County shipping out Chicago DETROIT EGGs at 79%. - ROBERT P. BRIGGS tablishment of separate Lincoln Reliabl kesmen for the | 50'S outside supporters predict ; ——- : is limited. DETROIT, April 18 (AP)—Eges, fob. : nd Merci divisi d the ° , ri “The forces fighting the Near the end of the first hour | Detfolt, cases" included, federai-state| Aveo Mig., which ts getting UJ ili Sh h Id Gevsadins a diew sharia) eeodet the Woltson group will elect three} (7m eabaier wnctetteg ; wheat was.1% to 1% higher, May | _ Whites—grade a jumbo $0, large 44-4| Into defense work more heavily, ti ity GFENOIGELS | formation of a new special products age, directors or s A cd said 44. same ones $2.09%; corn was unchanged to pagiogs 5 sien wea ae 422% | Opened on 10,000 shares yp % at one’ Serine: es 6 «6 Apart from this one company. fought ee a as % higher, May $1.46; oat Brow f 8. It was Frida iv the implications of the st = cc % a me S were a petri jumbo 6. are 4. 5 as y's most active | eet urs ay Benson Ford, who has been vice ’ ’ e sa ications of the struggle are They can’t stop the guaranteed up res pra! ; + ar LY | large 40; grade C-large 34-38 wt. avg. 38. Sr unchanged. Chrysler, up president and general manager of far-reaching. annual wage, just as they chenaed a eae 5 et | eee we Be Friday, age today om | Residents of the Pontiac area/ the Lincoln-Mercury divisions, as- : : It corporate management has in| couldn't stop pensions.” 5 soybeans were ahead 1 to 2 cents, Whites—g 4,500 shares up 1% at 8156, who are share owners in Con- | sumes increased responsibilities in 0 in Ori a some instances developed its own Reuther also repeated his charge 5 td ga ga “hund red eens Amis “large 40's-42 large sor. | Higher with the aircrafts were | sumers Power Company have been | the new position of vice president type of bureaucracy, the reasser- é é ; that the National Association pf pounds lower 42, medium 35-37: grade B large 35-37. | the steels, motors, radio-televi- | called to the annual regional stock- | and group director of Mercury and a . tion of the right of owners to M me : aising on = May Sar Supplies plentiful ‘on ail offerings ‘Price sions, coppers, chemicals, building | holders meeting by David H. Ger-| special products divisions. Victim Last Seen With a eee ee, authority red enpropiogale os pee a cath. ° * i j . ivisi . e Oo kee nm " = : A ; Grain Prices we dans yy draen | age, non PICTTGR, and | ays southeast nisin, “|, Willam Clay Ford, whe cos- | Man Who Later Killed | '%,'s te hired men executives paign against the GAW. | > : ay tinues as vice and ° . ‘ e said t CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS’ Hi * stocks included New Gerhard said the meeting will eral ~~ POE Self, Wounded Wife Certainly the change of con- charge when he it pre gher manager the tinen made Se hOO April 18—(AP) — Opening | CHICAGO. April 18 (AP) — Butter | York Ci j be held April 21 at the Northland frei ie : rain: "| stead ‘pia’ L whebaced ‘| York Central, Paramount Pictures, : division, will assume the added NERTTEME? A , {rol last year in three railroads | but he had photostaic evidence of Wheat— July. oo... 1.00% | ing Drices unchanged: G3 "seme AA’ $1. | U.S, Gypsum, Western Union, | Center Auditorium at 7:45 p.m., ities ef vice t CRESTVIEW. Fla. W—The body | aug in other corporate situa. | the drive 4 May. ...... 249 = Bept. . .....103 | 92 A 57: 90 B 5475: 88 C 84.25: cars : i ion | at which time Robert P. Briggs, |. responsibil c= Ladera of a 17-year-old high school girl. sO July 21.2. Vee Dee. 106% | 90_B 8525: 99 Cc 5475. Phelps Dodge, Air Reduction, ae ' - and group director of Lincoln and g| Home shows that free enterprise | ‘ord negotiators had no comp Dee css 191% nay ereane waite irregular: receipts 30 a3: vert American Tobacco, Baldwin-Lima- cay kcate cee will jak Cantinentall Giviaiaaa who berm aes ii four daYS potentially is ever freer than ment on Reuther's remarks §s a mye eens 28 : eacnen @ i iefly abou company’s busi- . : was fo ac j a wooded t ; | oy 0 sevens see ral a over A's aS; eee ye pee Tent A's 36: eget one pang ed ness and plans, and discuss recent | F-. C. Reith has been elected vice | area about three miles from this nate the acne: ue wale serv’ | they entered the negotiations, oe tt ee 28 es eet ee te cureas te| Wtiday’s ateck machet was high- | developments in the electric and | president and general manager of northwest Florida town yesterday. wri : | also refused comment on how far Gel Cn a le ek , er with the Associated Press aver- | 888 industries. -|the Mercury Division to help Ben-| Walton County Sheriff Aubrey While it is important to get a the negotiations had progressed. pond SRE Sng yond aa age of 60 stocks up $1.00 at $164.90,| The company is holding ten such | son Ford. |McDonald said Margie Paul of pu nerahin th on the dignity of] Pretiminary talks with Ameri- Se, OO an lel Poultry That put the average at its highest | sional sessions in its Michigan| Ben p. Mills has been elected |Paxton, about 25 miles north of OWMership, the fair-minded observ-| can Motors Corp. are expected Boe ee MO Ot... | sete lan ay average at its ménest | service area this month, Gerhard vice president and geenral man. | Crestview, had been shot three |e should resist any demagogic! 4, 45 sesumed temerrew and maa “ DETROIT, eae ee lyase : said. ager of Lincoln division. He also | times through the head with a .22-| wie te eee nba rabrete General Motors officials were ex- Rea ee a ew| New York Stocks Re ae var Gurl irl ‘not orginate fo eqenee woman | caponetien (3-35 ine) OF 18-300 ey ae. (Late Morning Quotations) News in Br ief ae ” The officer reported Margie had) Certainly, during the prolonged) 5. a cM if —— Adams Ex ... 433 Int Tel & Tel. 276 : * @ ‘not been seen since leaving home | ideological agitation in the direc- - i a ees = wih ac ain 1 sé Sueeeee tomer prog bole "5 502 Jacsee OM: 3t| Pontiac Police today reported R. E. Krafve, who was assistant Wednesday night with Curry ‘C. tion of a mixed economy, the in-| *e as ‘still is CHICAGO, April 15 (AP)—Live poultry breakin of the Davenport Res- ; ‘wae| While American Motors 8 in barely steady; receipts im coops 14g | Alles L Stl ... 482 Johns Man ... 92.1/& : general manager of the Lincoln-| Carter, 39, of Defuniak Springs.’ stitution of private enterprise ‘was (Yesterday 161 eoope, 37.794 Tb): f.0.b. | Allied Ch ....101.2 iss, “at, °:* 38 , | taurant, 216% Branch St., over the Mercury division, will be general | Carter critically wounded his 3-! taking a long term beating. | the preparatory. stage. a 0S ar dq | F atone Unger mp pret! ha Allis Chal .... 80.2 Kennecott . |.1104 Week end when thieves looted a manager of the special products | ¥ear-old wife, Stella, and shot him: | The corporate executiv | Similar talks with Chrysler Corp. fryers 34-365: old roosters 12-12.8; | Alum Ltd ... 89.6 Kimb Clk .... 504/ vending machine. ra self to death Thursday with a .22- ate ceeutives were | and two smaller auto- producers .| caponettes 40-42. Alum Am ...112_ Kresge 88 ..: 30.4 division. aliber pistol . the victims, not the causes, of are expected to begin at a later Dealers Have 624,277 = Am Can.” 39% tans & P 2. $o1| Osear Morgan of 261 Crystal! A Lincoln division field sales |° ae | the emotional surge in the direc. | Gate ° = Livestock Am Cyan 52 Lib McN&L .. 20 | Lake Dr., complained to Pontiac force will be established in the fu- | ,, McDonald said Carter had been tion of glorifying a trend toward ; Units on Hand Apr i, Am M'& Pay 3446 Lockh’ Alve '., $2| Police that thieves had stolen a ture. Meanwhile the Mercury di-| 8°In€ with” Margie’s sister, Ed-| contectivization and away from |e Trade Paper Says catnire ie pectin oh, Am Meters - ue Lowe's 4 19.3 tire and wheel from his auto which | vision field sales organizations will ol fen apie Figg Page aid individual freedom of choice, Named Pancake Queen — u ° . bd — 7m oe & i m.. Z : eae a , 1 Hoes—Salabie 1 200. No early sales. , Am Rad 1 Lorillard *™ -° 925| Was parked in front of his home represent both divisions. oi oe a = ee ae eons Specifically, if the national] GLENN @ — Joan Kwiefowsid, DETROIT @—Dealer inventories eter on oe e ecas sonar ea an on wee 23 Marah Feta set Sunday. | The appointments were effective worked. | Mores tended to belittle the rights | 17-year-old Fennville High School of new automobiles hit a postwar | inchudes Lear — ~< =. = = Sa ia. woxtiges oe : oe Rex D. Chambers, 20, of Roch- | itgmediately. : 7 Carter left three letters, one ad-. of the shareowner—the capitalist, | senior, has been named 1955 pan- cere ae atk of cae yearlings: trade slow on all classes : | Am Tob....... 10 Mid Con Pet 1073 ester, paid a $100 fine and $15 costs dressed to Walton County Judge Whether big or petty—to a fair re-| cake queen. She will rule over the — oat Aumamctive) News re — ok bee ee Hayeanen red pot ee ch. 138 | Saturday after he pleaded guilty to H dl Dan Trotman and the others to his turn, it is desirable to explore | seventh — Glenn Pancake oor ported today. ; bids off more: demand fair for cows at | Anac W&C.... $9 Mont Ward... 804) raoiiogs driving before Orjon Town- porte 00 ums four children. Trotman said the the reasons behind the trend. Festival June 24-26. The festival, The trade paper said, however. | seay to weais prices: bulls steady. few arses a Co he Meow weedl atl ship Justice Helmar G. Stanaback - — letter he received mentioned ‘fam-| Unprecedentedly heavy demands | °Tiginated in 1937, was suspended that in the current new car sales = = Galil bene poet alee song il hoe fs , mao ee 7 4 M h . R ily trouble.”’ on corporate receipts were made | during World Wer II but revived — situation the record inventory total | s9.s0-26.20: wumty sad commercial steers | SOO et Line... ea Wet Bice”. ’. a3.” After pleading guilty to reckless 0 arc on ome by groups and segments other than | iM 1952 to raise funds = oe and yearlings 20.00-26.00: utility and Nat Cash R “4 ase : it tion center Sso-tece ‘ibe as sortbas” “Stine ier | aves atte. cc "ga Mat Dairy... 4e7/ driving Saturday Ch enid a "si00| NAPLES (INS) — Five hundred May Halt Production the owners. With the owners as| MUMMY Tecreatk | oe ty 284 | Raid Lime... 194 Ot Grpe .... 47.64! of mily Ct., a ve nee . a the residual claimants to net in- : Sere cae Gael cts ca | Beeson = i ER Sd“ | fine and $10 cont He appenred| American “undesirables” who were of Willys Auto Line |e! lamants to net in Contract _|__, eee ne ene — —— secies ae wet Peay oe ai before Orion Township Justice Hel- | deported to Italy made plans to- : relatively when the leher uni pom .50- ; cutters down ste . 26. “hunger march” TOLEDO, Ohio @="K “Epokes- af hei 12.00. a — NY Cent 8. 41 mar G. Stanaback. day for eset the tr s =y man for Willys Motors here has aided by political allies and by N essa Ss cas omen Seay eau Eee wees | pemne ae... Nort & West. Baa Te buy or sell in Waterford Rome a = confirmed as ‘‘substantially cor. | &vorable legislation, were becom- ec ry close: few guod and cheice venters 18.00. | Sonn au™ :-: 27 Mo Am Av... 546 Drayton Plains or Clarkston area | “0? 3 rect” a report that the firm may |'"& increasingly powerful and in- | 25.00: utility and commercial 11.00-18.00. | Borden 06 Ee eee eee White Bros. Real Estate. OR | Frank Frigenti, a hoodlum of the Y | flexible claimants on corporate re- 2.000. Opening slow, | Borg Warn... 44 Nor = = ee : id the de stop making passenger vehicles | > ivimbs ‘crit at atset tun secapes | ResPraye "BY Ghia ees. He |- 78 TASY |had become “men. without hope [under the name of Willys = te lambs carly © a =a pod SI Ofver Cp.-... 168 R = land can bed co” Under current plans, however, On top of this, during there _: 4 : petted “<1 344 Owens Ml 61.1132) eran Church of Birmingham. 1800 ie added chaste t what | the firm would resume production | Years of social experimentation, Call Today § T | Bi F conn we Panh EPL. 6.¢|W. Maple, April 21, 22. 9:00-5:00. I He aceed tmely, Toe ge = of cars under the name of Kaiser, | Political schemes to soak the | 0 nvite ig Our can Dey we 1s Param Pict.... 413 —Ady. |/ mean. oi Willys’ parent company, the hie and to aes oe ana Gregory Oil Co. a Ewes ** 63. ae ti said the ma on interna : jects, showrooms. bd a re 167 Walgreen -. a9.7| Who Set $14,800 Blaze — Pontiac Police said she was a Ife preserver | Dairy, twice convicted on morals | Hayes Mf .... 8 W Vs Pulp. ati GRAND RAPIDS (#—Firemen | Michigan Geiger counters recorded passenger in an auto driven by . .g| Charges involving minor girls in| Womenk "111 43. West Un Tel: 1081] t's noster today believed | Passage early Sunday of a radioac-|TaVenna L. Lash, 21, of 101 Me- The woman told police she had| nerroit now is on parole from the Hooter El .... 374 westg EI... 71 responsible for setting a fire | tive cloud from last Friday’s atom-| chanic St., which struck the rear argued with her husband and was) tonia Hospital for the Criminally |m Cent. .‘... $24 Wilsen a Co.. 142 (Which caused $14,800 damage yes-| ic blast in the Nevada desert. | of a stopped auto driven by Mil-| ° $3 despondent because he had taken Indust@Ray .. 874 Win pw ans : Dr M. Ridenour, radio-| lard E. Christain, 20, of 283 S. — oft her. Insane. Inland Stl ... 46 Doworth | a2 | terday to a house. two garages and . Gerald M. : : . Ea "Ga Wiliarn A. Tape, Sélfridge | Interiak fe “<2 38 Yale & Tow. $74 / three trailer trucks. a gg orgy! for the us sara = natin Ered = ~ ‘ ° ’ : ; ‘ Int Harv .... 38.3 Young | Fire Marshal Adri . versity, reported a slight in-| pushed ra car.) , ‘ i te : commander, said he would seek a|U. S. Foreign Aid Hit Pe en AS Tee LT bee Gaga S aed [erent De erat been ie tatven tp Dales stickney, 79,;° BUY BETTER—PAY LESS soldier's medal for Jensen for his $4.6 Billion Last Year pane is believed to have started the|diation occurred between 3 and of 2460 Dutton, Rochester, said! . with a cash loan from HFC Ss = WASHINGTON ® — U. S. for-| _N®W YORK, April 18— Compiled by/ blaze in a motor freight garage.’] 4 a.m. police. ; oy < , 0 The Associated Press. Nearby residents reported having : — Buy Prices the things you need -. . eign aid came to $4,669,000,000 last 3 18 15 60 aa sale Youth Accused of Taking | year, most of it for building up|. cnance Must Rete UU Stocks | seen @ small boy playing -with Inspect Your Brak want now, without waiting. Liberties With 3 Girls the military. power of this coun-| Noon, today.....2233 1347 125 1653| matches in the area before the fire Can you afford Let Us Inspect Your es © Shop for the bargains, even where : wred a 16-year-| UY, allies. frock ago os: iat ite us it — a o, Be Safe. Be Sare. Act Now. you don't have an account. Pontiac Police ordered a 16-year-| ‘The commerce department said gene See». BOT Oe et int © one was injured in * @ Loans made without endorsers. Easy- old boy held in the Oakland County | yesterday this net total of gifts fas eens Be He Gd it TO HAVE psraxes ADJUSTED to-meet requirements. One-day service. Children's Home yesterday after’ and loans — after subtracting loan Sits HSS 3 83] Auto : j the youth was accused of. taking| repayments—was about one-fourth | igst iow 71... 109 F8 see 1088 psy Fails to Revea —_— . . ) liberties with a 6-year-old| lower than in 1953. DETROIT STOCKS Why GI Suddenly Died 600D BRAKES? 99° MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS gh eran g girls. chiet ; ee an le Koon FT. CARON, Colo. — Prelim- : this month only 20 18 2 | 6 yo Wren glee ge Foreign Exchange —_| ricyres after decimal points a7¢'sleht| inary results of an autopsy have ee | » nts parm of detectives, said the youth lured a cea aan ies See teleaeene at hele ' jes 35 (40 ) the three Ei ne ae ore | ae Set tg a [meme Eee: WHEELS ALIGNED parents were away. im dollars, in New. York open | Midwest Abrasive* .... 62 76 ents and neighbors in the area) ..tce: cent premium or Mig® .csscsssees 332 (34 CASTER, CAMBER, search for the girls after | 101,40% O85. cents, up 1/16 of a cent. | Wayne Screws ........ 13) é began a Great , (pound) Hey *No sale; bid and asked. : _ TOE-IN Se soe eae kar oe of a cent: 32 day A , The 6-year-old girl | Par. : etares ; 1) ents, according 0 Wheaton, she Union Leaders Convene $ es was her sister. Struck by Cor SAVE LIVES! rile Melver, 4. of 290 N. —— ., Suffered leg, bruises he was struck on Baldwin \ave ea 2 a Sr hl B ?He PON Ws a : NTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 191955 || : ! t_hustond ’ Duguid; t fath- = of ere Audria Clark; dear brother of aster lgarod — eon, Mra, M; Nw ra. be me Pende 7 Deants | and John PM. at Home ‘ . Arvid Anderson officiating. Inferment in Ottawa Park Cemetery. Mr. Duguid will |) — the Hontoon Fu-', { t i i 7, 1 / Anna, Sh N, Main St., Clarkston, i Mich: ; age 84; dear aunt of | Davia P. Srewari, also several other nieces and nephews. Fu- peral arrangements will be an- nounced later by the Farmer- Snover Puneral Home. WIGHTOWER, a a ao Jesse, 82 Hess 0, loved husband of hire frula Pearl Hightower; dear father of Mrs. Rosie Lee Jenkins, Mra. Leney Wiggins; dear brother of Mrs. Annie Johnson. Funeral service will be held Wednesdey at 2 P.M. {rom New Hope Baptist Church with Rev. Pord B. Reed officiat- ing. Interment in,Oak Hill Ceme- tery. Mr. Hightower will lie in siate at the Prank Carruthers Funeral Home after 6 P.M. Tues- loved wife of Tari D. Hull; “dear mother of James Storey Hull; dear sister of Nathan Storey and Mrs. Orpha Bailey. Funeral ice will be heid Wednesday, April 20 at 1:30 P.M. at the Huntoon Puneral Home. Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Hull will lie in state at the Huntoon Funeral Home FPARAMO, APRIL 16. 1955, JAMES, 20 Frankiin Rd, = 39; beloved husband of Mrs. Lue R. Paramo; beloved son of Frank and Bulia Paramo, dear father of Nefa. -Dennis, Robert and Richard Paramo; dear brother of Miss Lolo Paramo, Manuel and Cpl, Phillip Paramo, Mrs. Mary Nerio, Mrs. Marceline Garcia and Mrs. from St. Vimeent de Paul Church at 10 AM, Interment in Mt. _— Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary will be Tuesday at 8:30 PM. at the Melvin A. Schutt Fu- neral Home. BAD APRIL: 16, 1955, Richard, 431 Hickory Lane, Wa- terford .. beloved infant son ‘al Tuesday, April 19 at 3 P.M at the Huntoon Funeral Home with Rev. Ryan — Interment in Perry Mt. * In Memoriam 2 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MICH- -_ —— — away ago April we cae. loved you eadly miss you, As it dawns another y In our lonely hours eo think: uM are ever near. | iy mi by wife, children | we loved and odie missed by — children « randch.ldren ee ae Lon ES iam 3B, Shults “and = son, Denaid. —— __ Flowers _ 3 6 W. pati y FE 23-8301 323 AUBURN FE 2-3173 Funeral Directors 4 _ aIR- AMBULANCE -GROU D nN Pursiey Funera] Home, FE 41211 COATS FUNERAL HOM® facilities. OR 3-178. Kitkby Funeral PE 41882 Donelson-Johns a Sein FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Serv i or Motor —— Monuments _ see v8 G00 mer oe te lp Company ave “ie 2-000 ___ Cemetery Lots” 6 os para CEMETERY ots. $600. 41888. contte LOT WHITE CHAPEL, FE 23-3010 after fi 4A 17. 1955, OTTO. - APRIL — S| Help Waited Male % ANT MAWAGER FOR rs -¥ id. earn 7 og = OGG KTV Travel pa s : r Ce Re. eS Green Ae Bees | ae : REE os 1 . : : ik ENTATIVES WANTED in i ,. . ATTENTION ta area between 25 and New and used car salesman for ee oe large — peace “ ba! for ad future. ‘ou. Operate from your own home GET WITH US TODAY. qercies Com: eon og oe We have ns sang Dine TILLI ‘pa: me rading. wainasus sat Emmi dtnone | Ma Siriee gat Soe | RARE PARE me wi tan 406 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. | WANTED wee AOE COUPLE | on all jobs’ Barber Ast a Pa OR _3-0563. FE_5-0227 to share home with elderly lady FE | co 4 Bloomfie Ave.call EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. MUST | or woman for light housework. +415. Income Tax Service 17 - ve yetovenses, a Ser Can firm wants Lt The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 from 8 a.m, to § p.m. au should be re- “The errors sibility for errors other than to cance! the uate | rtion ‘the your o §6ftifustments = = (will given © it, Closing time for edvertise- ments containing type sizes than regular agate type ts 12 o'clock noon the dey previous to euntaotion, Transient Want Ads may be canceled to 9:30 a.m. the day of publication after the first insertion. cCasE WANT AD RATES Limes 1 Day pee ‘oa TRAINEES $275 Monvestin aa bonus plan prom- young will take over theit. own store @s soon as they are capabie- Good spot for career minded young men. CALL OR COME INTO Midwest Employment FE 5-02 HELP WANTED RE- tined experienced = children's camp in north Michia 65 cam ers, 28 on staff. 3 Kitchen assist- ants, Aiso wanted. HANDY MAN. Some knowledge of horses, No drinker Excellent references, June 24 to August 16. Write in full to; Mrs. M Walters, 4628 Covingten, _ Birmingham ind he Hwy model car to = sae Good salary seals Cail at @ N. hear ‘Huron. own ” ESTABLISHED ROUTE E for neat Th asgep as =) fea man With ¢ $80 ore Call rE 2-231 between | 2 $1.25 3 1.28 2.43 3.60 4 1.60 3.12 4.66 $s 200 3.60 §.40 6 24 432 648 7 2.80 $.04 7.56 s 32 5.78 a0 é ® 3.60 648°. 0.72 bum. Help Wanted Male 6 AUTO SALESMEN automobile America’s most car ROLET. Must ve some experience - in m field ww traig you wise We offer a Tougunisvions” * » Hife insurance oregauee, benefits pun other man Meany piens frings ear. sales. ier evroiet. | PART JiME DELIVERY i Mornings, FE 2-0166 PARKINO ATTENDANT 16 AND work om be good Day _arivers. 1s. Apply 59 Wayne, PART TIME JOB Make $50 to $150 a wer art time Cal rE §-4622 for anpoint- mety j oA AWE POSITIONS 61 iN N OUR sales staff open immediately. No overnight traveling $4,200 salary and bonus arrangement. Prefer married men 30 to 4. _ lica- tien confidential Our mi w | of this medi coed Write Boz | j i i _%. Pontiac $8 “MANAGER, OGG CLEAN. a EK. Pike, peed | Interesting clerical work combined mney and wider scope for your. tien ton Policy boiders Reg- | op tgp TRAINEES $275 | Chain store = - train am- bitious managers | : [a cee oa ft LL — BLDG ~*~ $50 per week pilus mainte. — mance. laundry and transportation. | OFFICE MAN ACER EXP PERI I. | | encer fn truc! : and rates FE 20178 Live in. ust _have references. -MI 4-3210. CREDIT CLERK — with telephone contacting. Typing helpful bu not essential Must have good telephone voice. Op- _ bortunit. t. advance into senior elerica! assignments se! graduate Convenien. working | hours, attractive salary and splen- | did program of company benefits. Associates — 138 N. Sae- inaw FE 2 CUR? ¢ tio WANTED > BUCK. horn Bar - BQ. 895 Lapeer Rd., __Lake_ Orion. ' COOKING AND GENERAL HOUSE- work, Bloomfield Hills. Near bus. wages. Must have refer- ; ences. MI 4-3210. |DEPENDABLE WO OMA N POR ehtid care “ont light housework. More for home than wages. | FE 5-9875. DaY COOK. WHITE DUCK RES- tautant, near Milford on M5@ _MUtual_¢-508 oe DESIRABLE WOMAN FOR GEN- e-a! housework. References. Good e-ok Clean housekeeper No chil- dren. Good wages Write Pontiac Press Box 96 — DID YOU LIKE ARITHMETIC IN school? Do you have a desire to learn general office work? e have a splendid position for a young lady # hours, Mon, through Fri Previous experience not nec- essary. Please write your qualift- cations & any reference to Pon- tac Press Box 95 DISHWASHER NIGHTS. 4 APPLY in person, Glenwood Cafe, 134 __Gienwood, : EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER cook, for might work. MI_4-9090. ag EXPERIENC WAITRESSES ae * Saginaw Liberty OLDER. | g; heel | MIDDLEAGSD WOMAN TO CARE. | Typk home nights id have trans- _portation. FE 5-8012 before 6 p.m. LADIES ut time Full or Sods $15 for 2 bours wor have a ear and ‘he will to work. No es = delivering. Cail for appointm. MI_ 6-0337, LADY FOR cae HOUSEWORK and care of 1 child. live in. mod- est wages. 4688. | MANICURIST. 11 Good worki cond!- Leon's Beauty Salon. 147 _Pierce, Birmingham. MAN WITH % TON PICKUP truck for 2 hrs. work each afternoon m 2 to p.m. Delivering bundles to carriers. — in person te Mmpson Circulation Dept. Pontiac Press MIDDLE 4 AGED ~ HOUSEKEEPER, | a! school form eee at home. edb — wast- get seis for Catalon 5 Wayne Sc School, Box 6, Pontiac FE 2-8046. HOUSE RAISING General building, excavating, ete. vears ex Guar. work. Fre. estimatee John Tavior OR INSTALL NEW — GAS fuseae FLOOx LAYING. SANDING AND finishing 10 perience. } ith duct and fue] tank $515. Oi] furnace crate &, . Al controls _ Call FE 6-074. Eves. FE L sc Press, | MEN WOMEN and COUPLES | train for MOTEL ment and tion Only ma-| Opera’ ee will be aeons: Age 25-) Write—NATIONA ir. TRAINING, Box 7, pontine Press. Fast Method. VOCAL. GUITAR. 5. POPULAR PIANO ae Te | PE 5406400 Music. Hon \ _4#2182 If no ans.. call PE 2008. Work Wanted Male 10. SABLA FOI” PLOOR LAY./| finishing. 155 Edison. JOS PLEMING. me, sanding Ph. PE 2-4405 LICENSED ELECTRICIAN Bervices, repairs, violations cor- ASON CREW AVAILABLE. Beck block & aan work, FE _ 46773 PEASTERING cee A-1 ss srg agape SERV- PE 2-4855. jee, new & A-1 CARPE: “PLASTIC AND tile specialty FE 5-8054. BLOCK LAYING A CE- m™: work, MlIdwest 4-6277 for home and answer business phon More for home 9. PRESSER ON WOOLENS AND ladies cone W ‘Huron. Fox Dry Cleaners. 719 " Sr ON NOW epen for capable Pontiac or vici- nity woman, Bad ae car ie. appearance. Use car es 4-6277 __ sential \. 6277 _for_ interview. PRESSERS\ STEADY EMPLOY- ment, Must be steady worker. Appl? Greehar- Cleaners. 605 __Oakiand. STE NOGR APHER. ‘S305 ec — . Medical assistant Part time offic COMPTOME TER... $200 Bookkeeper no Sema enor clerk : ae. Number clery . : Part time bookkeever ........ FREE DEPT $150 Variety office | no OED ccc: 3260 Of.ice supe BOND is IPL OY MENT 53'a W. Huron sss (sssSFEC 44-4469 ——- CLERK. INQUIRE 2175 uburn.— SECRETARY ¢ GENERAL OFFICE work Including typing, filing, re- ceptionist and some wi of shorthand. References. for interview or write to Alray Manufacturing Co. 3279 Lapeer Rd. Pontiac. Must have own SALES LADIES in selling ladies dresses, « EXPERIENCED - Stenographer Needed Apply PONTIAC “MOTOR, DIVISION ‘Employment Office “PONT dO: * and s wear, Full and part time. Ercole salary. Only experi- ee ooce = GUS | | Work Wanted Female 11 i are 1 hid, NEW mt nb ework Live ies FE " a. ~ Burt |. [eee Murdocs. FE 2-7861.. 0 + — a CARPENTRY. CABINETS RE | “STONE: REALTY CO- wnodeling & siding. D M. Wrieht.| 919 gosiyn FE - PE 2-0253 M : d 9 go 8 p.m daily; Sun. 1 to 5 arr1e: CABINET MAKER AND CARPE: | RG. SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING. Kitchen. « speciality: sanding ard finishing. Phone FE W xasa2. _5-0592. omen 5 ej PAINTER WANTS | irPUCTORAT STEEL STEEL ~ = iting decorating “fotsts decking, cra Part Time Good Earnings _3-4763.— —_____ | Segeatu. er our price fini _stew- HAND DIGGING AND LIGHT| art OR 3-0031. Nights, of 9-12:00 AM.| hauling. PE #3284 | _=—=_s | _OR 3 LAWN RAKED. RO FERTI-| WELL DRILLING: C & N DRILL TO ARRANGE lized and 4-3284, ing Co 2% years exp. 1121 Dover PERSONAL, INTERVIEW LAWN LEVELING AND GARDEN | _Rd.. Ex -2-6058. Birmingham _plowing. OR 3-4098. IN CEMENT. | PLUMBING WORK WANTED REA- _ sonable. FE 5-1016. | PAINTING WANTED BY. ELDER. | ly_ man. FE 5-6838 PAINTING T “INT“RIOR. io YEARF | oi experience Reasonable. EM ~ ees PART TIME WORK. WANTED, | of any kind. OR 3-0333 after 5 mm. % YEAR OLD. Strenuows work, as Poet Te SHEET | ME METAL FABRICATION pervisor. Tool and die maker roy designer J experience. il consider | | anything within 30 mile radiag of | | _Oxford. _ OA | 8-2400. | WORK AS WATCHMAN 50 YRS. old, MA 42230. WINDOW WASHING -&— “cawn-! _MOWING. FE 5-8293 or FE 4-2657 | WALES WASHED FREE Ex ESTI | _mates, FE 4-6863 WASHING AND 1 TRONINGS bows | in mv 0724 86870 Keniiwo: on . 2 2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING leanine FE FE COLORED WOMAN WANTS WORK day slg ioe Good Epo ene home nights. FE GORING ba tbe. BAKING. DAY convaine. R ene need apply in person. Eh — aes WAITRESS AND DISHWASHER. Days. G. M. Lunch. 846 Joslyn. TED'S NEEDS APPLY IN PERSON 9AM. to3 PM, TED’ S$: WOODWARD AT SQUARE LK. RD. ‘NING ROOM WA 3 a ea ' DAY Wi | ian Pe ae SORE On GIR Ww. ang eves. Aner hy 'UFFLED OR PAN. eled. Pick up and delivery. FE ee DAY WORK. LAUNDRY OR IRON- . FE 2-6643. EXPERIENCED STENO PART _time. FE 5-100 a ee ee AND Tactical -nurses, FE NT 1 DAY FOR licensed TRON Ex servee, FE 5- ‘service. EM 3-2842, NGS & IRONINGS. and delivet, Phone FE . WASHING "4 AND IRONINGS. rence St. Phone 3-0135. APPLIANCE SERVICE | Electrio—Sewers Cleaned. Roto-Re. Sewer Cleaners PATCHING. bl& rates. All work clean saae guaranteed. _ PE _2-6864. PLASTERING. NEW AND REPAIR ev iE th Se, A. J. Webster & Son. OR 3-9402. NEW HOMES BUILT bebe — — additions and make “STONE WE SPECIALIZE. Cal for estimates, EM 3-4879. __ Building Supplies . AA 5 NATIVE CUT STONE. FIRE _paces a specialty OL 1-6475. NEW MASONITE, 30 SHEETS $2. _each, “% in. 10.4, FE 5-0575, Business Services 13 ACE TREE SERVICE. REMOVAL, trimming. Get our bid, FE 2-7188. “tne cement <0 5 cem ‘ 5 4 e wor! et our aaa A & B TRENCHING Foot: Pros img. water tile. Field tile, | Avis Re ROTO-TILLING, GARDENS 1580 _Opd and Lawns, lyke, ALL- MAKES Or FOUNTAIN PENS repaired ctory trained (men at our store & Office Supp'v Co, 17 W. Law- We service all makes of refriger- ators. washers radios, ers. ¥ ine? § - thatre: Chemiehny ireniot at ne | TIP CURTAINS NYLON & ALL to terials expertly in latest equipment. Cotton 3. all sizes LAUNDRY. 25 N. Telegraph Rd. cater FE’ $6008 _near Tel-Huron ¢ 04. LACE CU! cont as N OR RUPF- hed. pH 6 Launiry Phone PE 2810. ®OP YFAMIY LAUNDRY SERV- bes 7 Tontiac Laundry FE Landscaping 18A BILL AND JOE Landscaping OR 3-2148 Da) “s LANDSCAPE nt ER VICE | ——— row a L building timates. GRADING | AND vaaD GaveLona! ROTO-TILLER Landscaping and vardening 2274 Allerton Rd FE 5-1670. Lower Straits Landscape | CUMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- | by season contract, weekly G. LAWN. a LANDSCAPIN ri maintenance. ares es- $0226 6 to or m™ Lawn bidg.. soding & seeding Work aranteed. Li- censed by State of Mich. Free _estimates, EM 3- TOP COMPANY EXPERT pop ca! Spring clean-up. rE | , * Moving & Trucking 19, + -thA-}-MOVING — TRUCKING PICK. up and delivery. Good service at) —— rates. FE ¢1803 any- me a RUBBISH. CLEAN oF Samana 2 CTCEANED AND) ashes hauled. Also. all kinds of | __beuling, FE 3-7385_ 150 Wesson. BEDFORD ine A STOR-. » distance A pickup potter Agent for Stevens ; ines. Any piace in the 48. CUSTOM TRUCKING 1 BY I LOAD, | > or. hour. MY 3-5821. ASH om hauled Clean uD rE ouMP” “aRvcK SERVICE fucking — FE 8-087. ete aaa CLEANED. “AND | ah after 4:06. - 2. LIGHT HAULING & MOVING % & 1% ton truck PE 40257 CiGHT AND 5 NEAT TRUCKING NG. Rubbish hauled. Top soil. iGHT HA » ODD Jd Cheap. OR PE j-0171. AN WITH % TON TR wants work. Call anytime FE 48421, SUDDEN SERVICE—ASHES, RUB- bish, and light trucking. FE 46079 Trucks to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS - AND EQUIPMENT i an Stake Date” ~e~ ; » “Pontiac Farm and” Industrial Tractor Co. 825 8 Woodward Open Daily Including Sundave “FE 4-0461- PFE 4-1442 G. TRUCKING. CLEANUP ca ‘Bome discarded articles FE 2-1559, REDUCED RATES Large van 0 serve vou. Smith Moy O'DELL CARTAGE Local =o gre, Moving. ns anvwhere ies, Sena FE _ Se. LN Painting & Decorating 20 m1, DECORATING “panrting | WA! FE al — pering. Call for esti- Paning: Wall Washing "e estimates, Feasonable Ma. | HAULING OF ANY KI KINDS. 3. REAS- . PRIVATE DETECTIVES — 3, BABIES. : gk bedroom house 29 YR. OLD GIRL. PON- PR: EMPLOYE, Ww ARE APT. IRL OR HOUSE. UNFUR- 3 7 _BEDROGM do own decora Will OR 3.4273. EMPLOYED COUPLE To Kent vd r bay Foam ves Cc Sandwall incerieeD “NURSE DESIRES to rent 3 bedroom “house. Im- . Pontiac dock pref not N OW. section * of Pont. or sub- urban preferred. Space not conform to all ra. 'OA 62388 re quirements. Ontord $2588. BEDROOM =< tion. oO. 154. \Pon- flac, Mich. ‘ WANTED 3 UNFURN. ROOMA, private bath, im Dreyten Plains. area for occupancy about May 1, ° q gutet adults. Good ‘cmos oa Share Living Quarters 30 EMPLOYED WIDOW WISHES TO moked ee turn. — On busline. 4-6206 after 7 Ye _p.m. or before 10:30 a.m. Wd. Contracts, Megs. 32 5% MORTGAGES on, cre, with 100 Pg manos losing . ern D. CHARLES. ph Eoultan'e Society 1717 8. Tele; PE 40521: Eve. FE §-s09 To TO GET THE MOST 1 MOST FOR YOUR is the “vird to eve 43 W. Huroa PE 2-8316 ART OF CAKE DECORATIN epening soon in Pontiac! bouto. ners & advance courses in every- rith with 135 mm an aw Wollen- * seloneld ; Graflex Hi a filmholders. e carry- nt con- eace NEW TuASELE sameeren by re sets, $1.6 up iframes to fit.) ACKENSTOSE. % E. _Lawrence. FE 2-1414 TRADE. pry Amb WE BUY. repair cameras and lesale = 8 Whole- ment. and ma ers for Kodak and Ansco Ghose PADDOCK FILM SERVICE, 1055 W. Huron, FE 5-875. Notices & Personals 25 AAA eatin Pah tet a DOMESTIC, TNAL, t 30 vrs. exp Pity FE 50426. $ AUDIVOX HEARING AID, RM. 10 40530. ig N. Saginaw. OR WOMAN NEEDING | adviser. contact Vernon Vie. Phone Confidential. “The Salvation Army. Aerotred Knapp Shoes { have purchased the records of Knapp customers Po — _former Arthur Sweet, COLD ve SPECIAL. 38 ‘com: lete. Dorothy's. 500 I WEDD INVIFATIONS $7.30 Studio. 18 W. Gi ee te one tie type ‘exo chear as — coating. waxing. __ Waite _Notions. SOMEMADE tag FOR REST- _aurants — and ciubs Free . delivery. 44-8246 Open 1073 W Huren WE bee: oe AND me ae -TODAY! Call us now = the Dest end highest fer os value quick con settiement. Nicholie & Harger Co. WE RAVE $200,000 at our Prod aay aay ‘© curchase Dew oF — contracts for our Pree @ before vou sell. ASK FO BOB MAHAN’ To B.y—Te bell-T YOU BUY TTLWELL INSURE IP MAHAN REALTY CO REALTORS Co-operative Real — Evenings and IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YC home. contract or equity in rour K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. Wl +463 ~ FAST ACTIONS, * If you have the cont: we pore the ready mons. rk Ask for Mr‘ Clark. FOR LAND mms. | aes Vanwelt. 4540 Dixie Hvv. |G@l WITH 2 Nice aD. White Lake, would like someone — to build on er finance small home to go on basement use as down Homemade Pastries | _Made by order. FE 5-7034. KNAPP SHOES R. Ellsworth Se4& Sanfor CLEAN G need them. HAVE a y 16 am., LET ME MASSAGE” Your ‘SORE muscles away Ferrter, Masseur Call” EM ‘3a for ap ON AND A re ~ THs DATE, April 16. 1935 I wil! mot be re- sponsible for anv debts contracted by any other than myself. Norman A. Schankin 3462 Auburn, Pon- _tire, Mich REOPENING CHARM HOUSE beauty. shop. Priscilla Baker ¥ 325° Voorheis _day specials, Rd. Mothers EIRCTIVES a Tha. YRS. | exp. License-Bonded, MA rents REDUCE ‘Are you bf de aa be Tired? Con- stipated? fry ow e scientific quick method. “individual nutri- tional proerams Call l_ FE 4-4131, TAKE IT IT EASY. APPLY WATER clear Glaxn Plastic type linoleum oar No waxing Walte's No- ons __Wtd. ¢ Child, to 0 Board 26 26) PP lla, “TIME “CARE OF PRE- age children. Licensed PE 2-6866. LI = BY DAY OR Wed. | Household Goods 27 pie uate oe AUTOMATIC suds retur POLL. WASHER , WITH Painting & Wall Washing | ISN’T IT Ee CAL & you live im the pctpagion Drav- ton. surrounding = — to ist your property colnes exclusively in your area BROS. Phent OF Nishi ce on 3.1700 Onen 9 to f: Sun. 1 to ACREAGE WITH SMALL PRIVATE ss Box I will sel] your farm or and show how to get cash for it or 1 will personally buy | for cash. ic ree QUICK AND TEOUS po Sifge Hl on city or prop- ist with: ig G. HEMPSTEAD 162 BE. Huron GREEN a OFFICE reeves T070 COMMERCE RD. EM 34819 WOodward %-1744 Rings here oe FOR YOUR EQUITY IN 2% JIM WRIGHT, Realtor MS Oakiand F b4) FE 53-9441 rative MAHAN HAS BUYERS YOU WANT ' Wanted Real Estate 232A) R EB NORBURY _ TEISTINGs ANTED- busingss and commercial nauf, Realtor oy COMPLETE Real Estate Service Want to trade your present hom e sew or used house? We buy, | rontag syaileble for oF wil] sub-dt- any commercia) Droperties available Sylvan Realty 3383 Orchard Lk. Rd. 5-84) OPEN 9 SAT. SUN» TOs . i THE TIME ISRIPE | now if you, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Wl ON. Saginaw 8. PE 56-6165 Open evenings ‘til 4 30 : | re TRADES Larger homes for smaller, city for suburban or farms. oaeae for incomes, large dows | ments scarce trade your Squity. Trades Tredes made to catisty all concerned Cal) us, ne ob DORRIS & SON rons CO-OP MEMBERS fa w Hurog PE 41567 Bo WILL BUY OR LisT YOUR LAKE ty. ~ F. McKINNE? UNiv. 1-708 WANTED 1 Lots, Acreage & Farms | WHAT HAVE You? |SAM WARWICK HAS AT. BUS 5 geeotlt LARGE le AA wk G. sie Oy ee DEL-RIO APTS NEAR thiv including ‘hy monthly ing ‘heat. cee te EM NE\’ HEATED APT. RANCH type on M50 ard lake. EM 3-2456. Rent Houses Furnished 35 beatae: (aac Ge cs 31 a 3 BEDROOM LAKE FRONT HOME _Sylvan Lake. PE 2-4971. COTTAGE FURNISHED. FURN 3 eoou CABING 1 REDEC- erated 3482 Dodd Ct. PE 4-203). FURN. HOUSE peepee WEL- come Romeo PLateau 2-2360 SMALL HCUSE SUITABLE FOR 2 670 per month 194 Going. corner __ of Whittemore. Rent | Houses s Unturn. . 36 |5 ROOM Laas ae nnn IN. , 81% mo 35-8602. bs ry ROOM aie pr Sg REY. | . $8 per month. Call room house for lease Lake. $100 » month FE ¢-5000, PE 2-3105. se a WALLED LAKE 2 BEDRMS. furn or unfurn $55 & Lke Dr. _No_ 116 Rent Lake Property 36A 3 ROOM COTTAGE. _ OR 3isse, AEE ORION. 2 ROOM CABIN ON $is week, MY 3- COTTAGES ON SECLU | DED LAKE. | $0 wk HIDDEN VALLEY RE- ___Fer Rent Rooms 37 ea ame ROOM sla side. Se FE se FRONT | FE_4-7332. clean = | | | | | i | | . ELLIOTT Northwestern at JOrdon 4-6121. MAyfair 6-2503 . 4 15 Tite TO NEW : 7 Ew "Ss MODERN. INQUIRE BY PALMER — OR 3-0615 or3 ROOM RY AND RETTER. ING, HANNAN. Ll 4-4900. Lakefront ON LOTUS LAKE Very attractive summer cottage Excellent —- beach. bape Paneled in- 3 good sized bed- rooms. large living Teom, kitchen. Includes furnish- and cov ings for at | 57,080. L-2 ITE BROS. Phone on" a iet or - OR he This Week Special RUSTIC LOG HOME On the river. 1 bedroom Nice —_ room with fireplace & dinette combination. Kitchen 3 ES bath Ou heat. Electric water romp Pull price only $5000 with down. cw STARTER HOME Double course oa shake oe. struction. Inte Has liv oon lexis. Kiteben loxi6, $z7. and 2 bedrooms 11x12 each. Plum and wiring [ecm completed. ated near e and tr . $5750 “EM Bal. $35 per month. EMBREE.& GREGG 1865 Union Lake Rd EM 3-439) Union Lake Village STR. ve somewhere. re- ecorating ae on these. = ool Pe vag extra rz terms e without “ADAMS. REAL TY | 182 Auburn Ave PE 4-339) OR 3-2420 or FE 32-1900 For Colored 14 room frame with basement. 96,950 with $1,000 down 2-Good § frame basement, room garage. $8,900 with 62.000 down FAMILY FONE ‘can =. e feed cf et baad | ppm a 2 — As house pee ses 2 pases — ets 2 me eats. 4 APARTMENTS Teke the burden off your budget by ren 3 wents and | ving the oth- Seine weigeah meap oseee s eac par: m Private location, a entrances. Close i NORTH SIDE | 2 bedroom modern home sit- uated om es corne lot | clese tu bus. school and snepping district. The down | payment is only $1,750 and | very low monthiy payments. “STARTER” Parse ye cad hc eer a atl | “Dear, how do you like the new vacuum cleaner? The | Tag “price tag “reeds seiko | Salesman said it picks up anything that falls on the floor!” | Wn payment. te ie aE O. | For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43, ‘ uren 5-6175 | a OUD 8 UN CRESTVIEW HOMES. INC LOW BY OWNER, 6 ROOM MODERN. . . FHA. terms. 862 Emerson. rE, After 4 P af. ‘ve 5-7010. A HOME OF YOUR |_»# — | NEAR TEL HURON. MODERN 3 rer 1 on OW N 3 starter homes. pac activity room. naneuscak it, Near Auburn Heights. Lot 100 x gas heat and water softener. nice Gus * 480. Well and septic tank installed. yard with barbecue. Call owner. iI Special | No finance charges. William G.| PE $9765 Loon Lake Shores - ench stvle | Whitcomb. Realtor, FE 5-9522. 2 HO home. 5 roo breezeway. at- | room and 3 acres land this tached double gararc 80x275 land. | if D P side of Clarkston $5.700. 4 rooms seaped lot ced $13.000 with | -OW own ayments right in downtown Oxford. beauti- $2,500 down A ‘roverty you | $400 DOWN, 6 room modern, 2 ful lot and fruit trees, $4, dn't pass up acres, needs redecorating. yon veueteling poh sell very | uire rm i Commercial $650 DOWN cute % bedroom. in | a rer se | | Perry Park, with oi] heat. “SCHOOL Verv conveninet west side loca- tion Ten (10) room frame home jot. $14.200 terms. Four (4) Bedrooms 4 rooms and bath up. stairs to unfinished attic A downstairs that | ~laree | ban beep comsterel done over Pirepiace to-the-minute | kitchen that [eee Prose PE ene son + Attention tts oon cheek FS ae, | Co-operative Real Estate Be oll $300 DOWN At 236 § Edith we have New 2 bedroom with basement $2,500 DOW a 1M , = sce from down. = ination os dinin leges es Lake . OR rm home in roo coms, bat: _> 12" living | and full Kc peoatan with HA ———= room, ‘tall basement garage lot urnace Screens storm éox! Rarege (U%\ yash. The price? Only 68.454 rappel Ale bey pices with approximately $830 pcraialeton i tee reem SUBURBAN | down plus mortgage costs. with funn basen rhe we side Just “) bleck from Loon ie | Hurry on this one! rage and the price 1s 80.0. lovely 6 room modern ranch hi We can work a a deal for built 1952, 3 big bedrooms. “ie Indian Village you for a $1,008 ° bath nice size kitchen 2 n g $1,500 down if edit arage, lot 680x215 owner trans. | is & yours erred. Only $3,000 down. White Cape Cod with nat- nt. | ural fireplace screened-in | IDEAL FOR ROOMERS baths, all big rooms, for your family. All in tip top shape. rage, large ict. paved i street. $15,000 | Joseph F. Reisz | 83% W_ Huron * AFTER 6 call MI i Real” Estate “Tichenge Bateman CITY HOMES le + ’ i St. Fred's i hastern Six room older home in per- fect condition Glass porch Breakfast nook. garage and newly decorated throughout. _ Only $1,980 do G.I. Resale Near Pontiac Motors 4% room bungalow with ce- ramic tile bath, Youngstown - kitehen, garohend tee with knotty | conker g and. full paneinene orat- tng would make this a doll house Only §2. id bel- ence like rent. per | month including taxes and ineurance. North Side Gem If it's comfort and charm you're looking for at a mini- mum cost. fine room full sited dining rm , kitehen with table space, master bedroom 18 ® 11's, gas heat, 2 car garage and even the drapes at $8,900. Gl. Excetient - bedroom bunga- low bull 954 walls, pe hh on basement Deleo off heat. aluminum storms and screens and metal awnings all for only $0,760 with =! cent down to qualified 3 Bedroom Brick } beautiful Sylvan thruout. you'll vou cailed. Kampsen room modern. 3 full | porch, nice yard. 2 bedrooms . down with bath: 2 bedrooms up for children. Dining ell, | garage full basement, oil i heat Near Webster School, i sho and bus $14,750. i Shown by appointment. Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor Evenin 22 © taerence “Street | FE $8161 or FE ¢4278 | FAMILY HOME - Pull bric | construction. Center vert ' plan. Living room. dining room, good family — _— en. 2 bedrooms, den on main floor. Upstairs are 2 bedroom, and beth. Partitioned ‘Desement offers | professional bungalow in immaculate condition, carpeted living, dining room, and bedrooms; 8: tile bath. full basement w | Delco ot] furnace Paved street, garage. Price $12,- | $00 DON T MISS on 5 this 3 bedroom brick floors, plastered walls. full base- ment. Close- . Rew ae furnace ms buy at 00. Reasna’ terms. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | 75 W. Huron Open 9-0 | Phone PE }-T103 or OR 3-1648 Co-operative Real Estate Exchangd ON LE BARON 4 PER CENT GI MTG. | screens &. storms ane hot large § down. ainted walls, Pu basement. = water. nic shade trees. $10,500. $2. CLARKSTON . Pieasant location on Miller Street. | Amenet f carace, Fairly reed Fs *. | BRICK RANCHER. | Excellent § SPACIOU: ma ROOMS. utility peted. living. réom has bear hill, P ¥ | Reattors FE 4-(528 raised hearth fireplace, picture | | } window. adjo in JB. 12x15. | 377 8. Telegr: & Bun Formica counters “arid Co-operative heat Estete Teacwonal HAPPINESS MODERN HOUSING BRICK TERRACE ide r fea it $7,350 ise down. LOW Li) UPKEEP. SEE IT TODAY. LOOK AT THIS $16 quaee ‘Forms. You “WON'T beat, Buy-To Sel Trade vos poy ir we Le INSURE -IT MAHAN GATEWAYS to. raga in the ctrasalined k Master —— is l4x}4, 1" baths. Automatic bee and dry- | er imeluded, Call for your appoint. ment. $19,800 terms. HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 2-0474 83: N Telegraph mane pproatees | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | $1500.09 Down Aa base 4 e 2 car aarage, ites TyBy seers wore west side location—— $ Pace brick sexte, ~~ Water, PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 31 Oakland Ave PE 32-0200 “Real Estate Since 1919" “ON LAKE OAKLAND — ts = home with 2. sion attic c ing oak floors & plastered walls. 2 car ga- vay Fenced yard. Clean comfortable. $3,000 down will ‘GiROU X & FRANKS ROYAL Oak 2 family, mie and frame. istrict. $1,000 © full Ms, expan- “RIDGEWAY 46203 | Sooperamee Real Estate Tacheage Johnson — FOR BETTER HOMES SUBURBAN 4 bedroom modern home with basem sute. of] hot after 06 call Mr. Diller. 5-6787, LAKE Es With this 3 bedroom ranch brick 3 frame home. near Cooley Lake. Ot} furnace,‘ . hot ; D STREET Nice 4% room modern home with i . re ry aoe | a tet 130 feet. on street. Pull price only “ae Se $2,500 down. OFFICE OPEN 8-6 A. JOHNSON, Reaitory 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 ESTABLISHED 1916 TWO FOR ONE. Pay for the price house two. i i = “modern home Lith tun , bas. ‘im. 101 Immediate oo rm mete te furpace Also. > wit Tl full me areho siutomatic gas Owae Pw consider e@ for egy ms small farm or will sell all for separate = dinin $7,050 with $2,430 down. iain he ‘t wait, see i 97090 TOTAL PRICE. for > “es yedrm. nome. m Put Your Spare new gas furnace. = Dollars té work in this conven- Oxfo . prod —, tenth 3 fomaly éveltn night for further : un close - / (turing zona end tal bass | FLOYD KENT, Realtor full basem heat. automatic | 24 W. Lawrence FE 6-108 | Next to eS Power ie | eee i See See “BUD | ross QUiEREY in Want Ads for you! Aves ‘new home. $8,060. | F C Wood Co. feation, spose *feratory in ase: |" * Open ves, ‘ti 8) Sun. 104 NICHOLIE SEEN in: the Classified Frame, 4 flat. #8800. fast room and more. ee FE 2-0263 | section! To sell, rent, et ee ee ms) t KC RE iv’ sng M oe COPE Ww. MUO laut Cemens at FE Simi trade, hire — dial FE fill needs economically. N ine mA Ty | Ss geet “ Lt +3 | Mite = Realtor ~ FE saist| NEXT pooh 70 BRANCH | Eve, Mrs. Kelehner =< FE +877) | 2 8181 for an ad-writer, ‘: ee ? " : . \ ¥. x \ » Ma \ : rae ° la i fii d finn ra ; ii | oF . ply 4 Mi } oo) ee Goods‘ 57 , « o3 a | é in 2 jf i) i E ‘ be - a 87 Sale Household BUF. Ce oR de Lop dere 4 f IL 18, 1955 _ : _ Household Goods 57 en rs. xP : ae APR 53) Sale Hous 7 excelent condition Ps S MONDAY Money to Loan BEDROOM SETS. BLOND ONLY. fet, i , Boa ©. f NTIAC PRES : estate ~~ | azpRooM a 21108 ~ | wa Po oO SA NBT See = ef ? ° . Posted tos LOAN a. These in oe Lake. MAROGANT ake. case OF HAM nae bag ng ay | ent, a - -e = = : oo WwW. : - . \ on 3 5 AS. . ie 43|SLICE ¢ . PE cisss | Ave Gas aTove Ph vie gate Lake Ra. PE Ne, Fag ae = - we i aorrLe BATH. Across fall Sundae, Dane ‘ 4 1 CE CO. BATHTUBS, di-| sore, C ; 5; . : soe tn | T a NO MAIN | |iqravuns, apa | os : 3 / othe, moder gt | TEs aticH, fem eet feat WAYTAG WASHER AND DRYER. Fé One ee stores empl Berets he, Sppreciated. PE. 5-064 AT: |” all os. 00.00 ue, cccastenel and Mayna OWNER $1, ar .m, . SEALY MAT- . stov: sewing Het, ta- Sere or ace at IS ere cee sit Cation ma. Dloeks alll "Rate WOT tr ast BEDRM. suite pad desk witb che up, small maple 30 Rg sourt. 3 ee down. we @-2845, ra F tress, Sihee' LEGS | $9. and ¢ ag oe k on Mt. Clem off M Are POasGRaION VBE: —_— 50 OA_ x chair. 5 Witt CEOS ble beds, $20.96, wrought “a EDIA Mt Clemens St. F ROUTE ‘ PT. BATHTUB sonable. ee ok | Bolly o IMM home on din- MILK gS a eee caine Ghee 5. living NEW GI BUNGALOWS ares Wels fen, t with OA * S Trvice and ‘com $6. * men ! beds, . * asher full : Fee DOWN Madison ne “roca bath nee ar ST V CATE FROP- eS vo, | ~2 a8. at Claytons suites $10 96 attresses, ail ° ae anit at 715 Extra w down MUST V/ LE ean born + raiture, ans ft. room sti La TORS- Mensages Garage. oy ot seen SE on frontage $8050 With’ lo ERTY, WILL SE oo. signature, car vor fu ms for| Bargai tr motel 1 ce. $10.96. new cottons eine wetinees- lyn. V the ma frontag ° ° NT! op " to 20 aire front) rt. es, $11.95. chests. the ‘fall price, ke | off Jos any on de- ent. TAURA) . Up F acros< sher (2 y sizes, desks a for Lovely late | 08 Jeslya. rection gad de. | Ore bedroom L RES whil purpose. igidsize automatic we $149.50 t furniture everythin a “Let today. A-l” cons 1 © ESTATES. 2 AL > N- repay. Frigidaire 90.50/ Tined furniture way Tene an a twp bed- gpm dllgg A einen dl = hap te bag al A win one seen EQUIPM ENT : E-; “= * automatic washer oe : 182 home. ERMs OR LAYA foome. "Nile and clean. Garage eaullies in trade Bain. Heater” 411,000. Terms. CLUDING SHU ae H SEHOLD Ble triv range orem Se rPLAN ING AND DELIVERY rooms, ot and water 4 = LL AT § OU Poster bed- ness 22.50 Fee ey PURSITUR RE —_— a A ; bed ARD. CALL ; NC it bed soring nos Cee ran ARSON'S FURNITU . LIT berries. BUNG. excep- GHAM. 3 ed yard. BO- a : 'D. Car 4 drawer c s 99 PE Y BANK rs “here gees Dand “inree foome.” competing, “hp ne of Woodward. 1 block. to E. WALTON BLV Pll vA E alroc ay drum tables to cheese ae a e ' ir and & ore terms. le f. Pontiac | Mahogan bargains ale OR GINAW. peat, good sarap tional on w gus a $11,900, “E 4-181. Corporation o! Kay Bide. y other expansion sale hs NEAR 8A Lake privileges home in per fireplace. Sant and ares fenced | H AYDEN : 11! | 2% south Sakinaw ee o-eimsere! $036 | Many oa this VTON ; Thee opel Wi MAYTAG ae bedroom ice heating Also garag ].¢ 8-0441 ae titien |! ! oa iatvces ~~ DELU $200 value eS er sement wooded nly 812,600. A No Compe : Appliance NEW DELUXE 3 = -— . fen a re bath — tanding . Burt sna TRADE | les ash Wahen Biv — 8g _Eves. ithin 2 miles of ~T “O; AN Eon Gres) — Rd. _ Maple s5-2016. $15. tp vitprvate catrance aad’ tas ae vas we tre, Powd to Rewior ke Prop. 44 city at aporer ‘ont ae Pina |__ pe santa sarne |e Bact hems PE Sr up apa bath . tha and sit- » Lake re has ‘no Class C. * $500 3 or! Other Kew ARTIES i used as th HH] A home Brand new oft ‘Sais ease sch no tewnsh ny co FE _ Othe PAR : eab- mon fur- listed located Fors FESS. w 2 Sone UNITY LO 2-7131 RGAINS © IVATE id eat. O00. ee Se aka hase a ee PEO OT D LAND- ee, Con NCE = BARG $25 PR ee on first — laundry room Ce. uated on Ru —s- Spacious garage ~ UL WOODE of take Only. 30 =. in 1954-NO i/3%2 beeney SERVICE chair........ $4 ~~ piece jectric Singer bed w tn casenatas cad can Pontiac ee aciteen oe BEAUTIF “ha. ene ea « $100.000 eros: profit with al FRIEND: ae i pote sietle oe = Say eit gears es tromiags 20, fet, deep Fenced Sen Sy = eed denny gine OES coriage nd ‘cabinet fi5"_ bel me: r nga An vies 4 for more felephone bene $59 1 ca : street tments droom bu | 2 sides home. Call 3679. NE 4 By eeceyenere meta: ichigan. ws NLVAN LAKE-Reeutitul pois we cf S00 Terms = ITH house right on the information. No F or less Retr lop eas range. ae ‘3 EB strche : eT IWRAY OOO Shack tania wencaioe rage and in tr YN VARD B her for a UICK Portis te Seta os - $20) 55 ‘STOVE. SUNR = brick — car garag Here | OFF JOS! ADE wi D\ Man” practical num TE-W WITH ¢ Porce’ $6) Sanc PHILGAS Reasonable. OR 3-080. basement ly 3 years ~~ Mrs SALE OR TR. the minute “The Lake “Now, this is a S ; ICE? Washer ble and bench every: | ve... $20. bb cas pen eae nae Oa. | Su aaeaee wun caireay | EM 3-4433 FRONT ” Service of Pontise SERVICE: Dressing as ae come & cs aN usED T ms a teen | Bre yoom Sangalow © plastered | DROOM LAKE river’s edge! ek tee a place | Wz. bey, col) ond ata use T TV * ‘Hoyt at FE | five reo! ee | 3} BE down. Wooded lot Farr 48 John A. L ’ FE & Aute te the thing for . 16 ‘ALTON . OF | te site. hina clo nd $1500 Sale Farms Home made on convinced e W 2-2287 BROWN. Reales” pear eee | tat MARBLE, Realtor For Sale Lots 46! For AND ACREAGE | PE 1ba2 corerme Mat dee tact| ori, re Cotes cee fee ae Exch a 41 bones BOD whorl be |e EC Rd. Waterford or 8 FARMS AND 1, FE 4-0003 bhene for cach 8. Saginaw ET, ELEc- CNT E ia wae, 1962 W. Huron a Estate | on jot. Will io est suburban ersopville IN , . OR 3-1111, phone “ to your | 106 ETTE 8sET res- | PORCH 3 ta eves Member Co-op ee Tales 4 Pom: 6261 Ar _Ph. OR 31268. on pg Call Rutledge. : rl auto plan vice | BLOND DIN ft size stove, p chairs. pads. MI 42450 _ fer to thin. is m ER. | BUSINESS LOT Cash or te: ? repa: rend! ——— trie spartmen wood portable ether. $10 MI ¢ ry bungalow w | R. LAWY: Rd. 40x180 ‘ft. Mrs. Spears, CRES tp v Fleisher, Man- sooker. Under tog R MOWER. DOCTO! IE ation caii JiA Hes a need ‘ou. “wslie ident. sure © Re 3-0486. ~ “POWER. + tae E THIE 5 For inform 4m “BIRD 49 awaits y Voss Pees typewriter OR | RIGHT VING STATE will inte $8063. to gently of th 18 THE er. Berklev _—rEeerner _S AS r wire Pp Al 4 | Sea cet acest oes oa Yes even ie “the bee wi steal. ve OORSELL A. nom. eS ay M ARKET = 2 5.8121 BOTT LE G talla- | a oe vi Or nate One of a seeped ee eee gar-| outed fs landscaped it with a] 170 w. Fixe ee FS — alse Ore. SUPER YR. Ph. FE 5- ten eoty 1) Gal te, Ee | oe ——— Vo sprtaes. ar- : me eroma owe uy Beatusd outooy vine | Fae) hai et | ant EAR ecuooL, wi| tnrat come nee rere? ah wee cro & Auto | itt" tt JORESCENT” Pix. ence eas ele ae DE Soaivena 3 meee e and = ge Se ts ca siti. aL 2 fire ‘Needles. ‘Sacri- FOOT LOT per acr rocery in F mo. Buy e LE FLU t and mos = TOR GOOD bedrooms, eeds decorating aor den aauwer waa 6 zooms, 3 we and $21,000. | 50 = cENT. Reshor Bagh ony | $36,000 pe om Cire Newest Pfiaties ter bitch- |< oeiowna PE 43190. insulated, vain on and hooked | ang stai apa er on 000 home . Led Keni! LOT. PERRY- . YD KENT, aes — - ense for tures type of ligh and rec- | RECS ree 302 N. JOHN. bathroom Cash $3,600. SELL-WE TR. fice 1919 MIS | RoE CORNER | L4 Reasenable. | 1 O PE 5-6 Semaine a mpany eae tee tue 85.56 UILT MAYTA city sewer. lores WE _—— Tr ANG ‘ous Reverse Chgs. Walton subdiv: 24 W. Lawrence Eves. = $7,000 plus stec ( an Oo Teatien $11.05 os Call at | REBI FE ¢5 PRINGS & ye Mar. ¢ ROOMS ‘combined kitchen city DORRIS & omen fn es ‘ORION 3 Lors. gd a Nest to Consumers ede a HIGHWAY TAVERN L ne Wee eae sitent she reame Milage ive. ‘INOLE, BED ra onan living room. full basemen rice | RS co- FE 4 41557 LAKE Heights Rd. #@. Sewer Phone De- 49 H ’ vere on U8. fuurs: 9 to " on =e ent, 393 Orc A8- tress tric heater, ve, FE dining room and gas Pull b | REALTO on _&t. aa 120. oo 61817. 12 os ac. Terms. Property rill and tav the highway ' 54) _ orese NETTE SETS._ ve.| ble elec 0. $1 Pairgre sewer, ishorage th geo down | 132_W__Bur N HEIGHTS. and $900 1 Ashm AGE. YEAR Io : NER | Sale Business F — mal gem eres on living quar- age Loans CHROME Di vourself more control, $1 86,959 with $2. tensed | ear AURURN bome. well and LAKE FRONT . modern with oe FEET | CORNER sy moa wosene = meets + gap Pe Lege gis cll ~ran Mortgag srmabie, Beco -v table, 000.96 val- 43774 — a4 Se ae et ee | fe tee Sn PA a rs | Se Bee oye sai CoLOW INTEREST | Petaeitaraa es S| ta sar apm yO EOE 750 DOWN. see room, din: | nomic tank — Rd arage attached. . 44-5006. 2 BRI ,000 DOWN ved street, moe and all ier jus W INTERE ue mat wel famous make med Tire R. B. Mun nt perch kitchen 2 pe ort . ieee 2635 Wat _ Pece PE _4-6306 tac Golf Low DOWN on a main Com- estate LOV Single, family | oy. mode coors | tr W. Huron. CHINE & “earl engage styl ager age jot. | Phillips off E. Wi 1.000 DOWN — LOTS aVAILaB' rt c rene W at $120. mon’ me: 1E Unlimited funds rtgnre "canceled Goose ee leaks oo canosemmars La Bb SEWING MACHIN epdition. bedroom garage, nice "9 PAMICY - $ bath with S 1 an Lakes payments. PE 5-3479. ase rented no A Jexmract . ILL = HO} { dwellings: m™ di see Come re these ig berorrend fl *READL washer Pro bles [e aee ene and oe nee | Otter-< yiv high struction. FE 40447 Fr.” ON yevat very low rents, GR highway in a RSON convine ichigan Pluore een | Verge = Priced at 06. Lake/ fi nered wells ba. bath up. Oa Se oe sites over- Pr. xX 4235 yairgain ‘ai $12,000. ROKER on urant seats G, PETE bargains: —Lake_ Ave. La KGAINS | ing rivi- | Cor 66 44-4404 bargain . B 1-6136 7 Moots m HH. G. ank Bide 303 Orchard FUSED | P BA 98; AND CLEAN livia. | = wn. 3 rooms — Make your i — lake pi rooks Ave. FE 7 or FE busy commun: roo tac State Ban ALL KINDS OF USED TO $129 Lore he hein ta bloeed Oe | ——_ a ae the up- looking -and Iwan Lakes. |“ B: E FARMS ONE PE 4115 IS vine & we Pune PSust | 1310 Pont Pe: s-nens £87 CASH” POR ishes. PE 5-3853 | Mr _srecesre. res, “ riv, on 6 m kitchen a -| Cle yment and 30 days son - Serena Ati) y — priced LITTLE 2 Priced | PH 1) LAINS bed also in bidg. all tor just; pore furniture or_ dish ERATOR. Ges we . A. gos vent and | dining Rear _ bperted one ‘pay — a Vere om Beautiul me — ss. and ap EATON as —_ = oe bd i Swaps 85 CRD or REPRIC RIGER 27 ae! now rt $180.95. me t cE r - asess! H REAL , rom stores ~ Dix vells —_ | $2, Hor - | Good ¢ . YOUR FURNITURE a ely > ly fenced. $930 d« pO MOTDOCH bearers Itor gy jand. See them | On a en . G Aor owes YOUR FU . water hes . REAL ESTATE uel Ge ne CARL W. sie ae shee. Reenent fea ltor | Sittung ‘wins “a Sess. WARD E. pAR ee ons Wiking of equal value” Ma Cater Fated Monsen, TON ROOM | Grice real’ (ow price CLARK sun ieee DOW $03 Community Eves. FE 5- today. ROW N, ea tasen Duar FE 5-0 VIL- IGAN BUSIN USINESS of equal ¥ CE WAL. chaiy with!) | a es. Fi ywner MICH IN ing © ART COACH | PIECE easy RS Open Even e $50 MONTH m home. PE ¢4211 ee tH. B _PE 24810 space. ¢ G9 UNION LAKE VIL- iness SPECIALISTs ay FOOT STEWA iture. FE | suite, maroon Spe. RAYE Huron te Exchange 2 bedroo S ; BOOMIN atce bus’ OP HIGAN i? g7 for furn After F PE ¢0526 1 sy | Esta this modern tomatic furn FT. 1362_W. Huron IN ft. of sc Union Lake OHOUT Mic 26316 "$795 oF trase ss Lk Ave D Cooperative Fi fritters “Garage. 3 lots 200} ke fron sdinaaa LANDS toned ‘froniage. on of C q Muron, Open Eve. FE FICK US FOR | aio PE! "SUITE a eedecehienatal Xx SPRINGS A sans Side drive. ies. On Brookly Cheice ia divide E OF PUBLIC just —— mod: ra | 3 W. Huron, | "a HEVROLET th peter condition. DINING ROOM itien 2] Oak Hil) IN SIZE BOX and t e. J. ace den. Berrie right. Will TRAM SAL: Rad. Comforta’ Ideal SEE Fire | ood cond Twi mattres, = Nice gar MES- BAR il accept Laxe Rd. back of lot. one Won Bais are Cali after 4, Like new 04 OR ANY ¢ € > ve, DOWN od-| HOL OR_3-1950 This board w 0am, mail home on would like to ¢ | SN4CK at | sale or swap. ae Like new_94 . Pp arir I g ant ‘ifaxe. Attractive tome 4392 ee or 3. «-BED- sealed a toe ‘te for the Oa ing ayy tae build sin.s00, "ewes REALTOR 56-0056. SETRAILER 77 c £0 BLONDE hecetdesl ase MY 3 ' Plas' LAKEF’ . wtih: Apr’ . wned struct 6 house EMpire SELL - see ‘MODE What have 17 Yn pertec console 2 HE “BIRD” TO SEE “orn home. Only se z omer s sae test oe lores mabel rm aeleg. — + hive. ine ad Lake Ra 5 To 1 Toadh ‘10 se “THE BIR! BIRD" to emer t? : FE a0. : as “ike == © = Ph Pye SAE Ig T finishing. MS LAK 3| rooms. with shower, as ot ne 166 Uni 1 NAGER payment’ _F i, v peer 6.’ Pe: ADE-IN-SALE : TLLIA 6 rooms, room bath fireplace. No. 1859 Subdivision or EM RTNER MA tcher _down OR CANOE FO tion Less then FRADE $14.95. ’S VACANT “arse family. m. Ail room with $1500 | r-Highway x, City 34024 ES. PA arket Bu “BOAT TEM 30081 ay rie ——— J IT’S. VAC: heme | ideal for dining room: All living noob ick. 5 oeeiee Untidbene ; - =NT | WANTET ree super m | METAL” arden tracto OR 3-7685 ee sis a odern ms an ment heat, shade 3185 ~MeCorm 3. 20x Bidding in- \VESTME | for lal PE 4-0407__ small ne ABC “* .» $98.95. ble 6 room m: ft Pon- a N base ar ge-| hea Owner. 3185 MeCo FE. al Oak. Bi NVES t Bale AS STOVE. | 5 ee ee %. eu jecen lt Just wee poos,| ai Bega stacey Tented | cows “Ste "wuts tamee FE | ot Roy mn Oe Mernuined se i sete ioe ee ee oe a ee cor abe ‘ tiac. 3 down handles and es ce breezeway, ; upon reque . stores, loc Trem fand back | Lstedogaa board. PE Ta | + range goes 06 180 do away. OF ekfront L with lift wing. Black OT Uh; | Hlectrie renee’ 429 Only 82. move in right in lot WN {| 5-3849. 1D COUNTY BOARD turn 3b aie a - | "tractor ou. FE ¢-8604. _* YFE WALNU Mi Gap tenes you ean move channel Atta. 82.800 DO > SORRY Se treets. Lot txa3e n wre what wha fee DUNCAN PH condition ECTRIC | M A STER AT $9, GI ch ON’T BE SO _ AUD Building ose on 2 ste = 30120. ISCOUNT. BAL- TRADE, TRADE ment bie $25. « “CRU MP EL +3573 2 3 BEDROO} Wasaes Shame Spee D peivilene “Tels. County ‘fayette Street i0 PER CENT DiS +2612. SL a Ww arevts, tom | _ oa? E BED, SPRING AND MAT- |. 4. FS +» | L aitrective mt, attached g eke choice lake ‘ated only 3 No. 1 1 Latayett . . = 10 $5,020. EM 39612. 00 ar rects, lum- LE BED, SPRI et. Wash Auburn RF ACHINE. ov cane —— “hem axe, almost I act ar white Lake. | ore s west of Pontiac. y times a \ EST SIDE a7 = Money to Loan °53 esta blocks. me sodiee Dray- Ores complete with Hatares "ESM “aoa aan BoGbE PADS. Truly {with utiful evergre On gavement Re NTS wasertaea Township's Home and bay ye sed Lenders) | perf abe me og elt: aaa mt Due | basin. g000D CON. | sonable OR 3-437 : rounded at, AKE FRONTS = ans and e » 47 bedrm. hom Also well-es- (State Ltcen 7. an oe FT. | __3-2800. RIC STOVE. GOOD ee | 7 BASSIN. wv. PE 20303. _ 7 ‘ful baseme Ly t and all pl by Sale _Acreag oil furnace. HEN VOUINELON In 35 ELECTRIC ST . Eddie, Wal a" |? siete *_2e' fiOR DIN- rage. brick ier different approved __ For. auto. ¢ & bump 2 | mate U NEE — AP wourry ‘$1 Ford. | gy. . 1178 NW. — INOT, Jt joni mo oe ee eee anes oe: y eears sake ee, en ie een yg ep poe ode] Sectante © VHEN YO Vheseccuear et ee ae ree dition. $60 PIECE haar? hs. Ps oi] heat rec many other pe ee final salen mt You Ideal for c ble work. Large \ 4 ‘nae model —on 4 mo- | Lake = REG: e ing room suite ost : fireplace. $00 per! home Leas windows, = Fr restrictions, with HARD other compara) . Now at 619.500 pempaptilene f pwro oT and 6 om. | Lake potas or Gas, stove | ay living 1 5 picture ith F nats te Otte restric 8q. LE ORC « x: lt or sma en 7 and 8 | ELECTRI acoine $1 $50 and ; he ABT- —— nth parents nol sale, Has buge aS en! by water. size of 1,200 arr distance oneeee - s. Call betwe Sewing m wn mower, —5-0610 OOM SUITE T TOAST. cena "ment pf for q an open expan 50 & minimum house : just a short ‘arieties ith $4,500 d we > for 50104 RENTED, | $s. Power “7s 52766 PC BEDR aroon table 4 ° woah. : E of sptionally mics let with 3 ft. i Pontiac. Many ye : HWY it. quickly on y¥ | fee PUMPS | SOLD 0077, ' ee re en 0” PE. ed mahogany. maroon t x, INCOM exceptt om. safe beac only Fore LAKE north os | Phaaties on ef land DIXIE te. Par- You can La psoit or furniture our $0 paired. FE CT. | SigcTRIC wa Ma 66901 “USED Gas ; DUPLEX, a an in. | trontage near Lk. Orion, PONTIAC of tree Four acres frontage on Dixie. ‘ated pasmeme to ares’ 80d _fepatr LANI) CONTRA tor 7) after 6:30. OTHER _Ma 6 Vs $0 UP. Radio and offering bas 3) square Lk. P kelront lots paved road 638 ft. acres. Loc endorsers. Pay be oes — ADE YOUR L . ce soe | See E°s35 TV 635. OTHER USED TVs Sweet's FE a —_ bd nto as ~abey side per 7900, $2000 a LAK tfront and la $2,000. $750 down. : cel containg Pontiac, wee et. We ‘rill FR rnituse, appliance: r ir FRIGIDAIR: ‘$27 range. $30. W. Huron &t. na ‘and bath , income meen 8 ELIZABETH "comoletaty Wate from §1.000 to Realtor rthwest of hut ee eae money _srobie fu use pear ms. FE 6-271 ERATOR. Nance 422 itcase. base- |” priced : ut, no: Has quonset — you wi Bew or EXCHAN aie REFRIGI “30 App rooms De tgned for. return. Ten. Orep year 1 rooms, —— sient CRANBERRY LAKE Edw oe ae nes ore too See en “52.100 TI wos meee ER a a oon papal Sa i § 1133 Sauce SOLD aa = wokee ties. oa ae. containin "til 8:30 price : OLD 3, OR +7 STOVES * cn beeee. mae E condition “automatic. Fie coon | | 100 wet ee land eo pr Tl N. hecee, St. Ph. FE 58165 ried Re ltor INANCE CO vole dl Ie new Die “newer. | PRIOWAIRE “Yt va §-2511 "aber | con FE Peoot, GE fireplace, rs eld, perfec almo: htly spot with good . EN ‘T, ea ~ FIN‘AD S . and Eclinse Scott's fertii- Good. condition. | . 'SED . PARTRID only, 4 years D| cas gts gre Glee ACRES FLOYD KE! PE 5-6105 : 1874 aide or heen an s TEED RE. USE PF WARD E. E 2-8316 ‘M. ELWOO id picni - 5 of Clarkston. Lawrence FE 4- Bide, = Organ‘ fe tools, garden “cae SUARANT up IN DEPT. R, FE A HEL LMA Nw {S LAKF peated. north $1.750 | 24 w. aah Fewer State Bank os oot garden super Kem- | 6p % up TRADE- 4i2. REALTO Eve. 19) THE REALTOR 4. WILLIAN riced | Well loc ee ie "Racmiae Fe 707 Pontiac carts whee) barrows Cochran | ‘trigerators mete: Moe | | TRADE-IN DEP! 9.95 3 St. Open th Lake. R 1 e _. priced Good ary A Fielding, at Next to 3 garts ¥ ‘grills liers Wringer va de & . 2 ae a $18. uaa : @ W. Huron WITH | 5143 Cass- naan Open $,to 7 Nice sake Coa: per cent cash. Phone A 0 Tone oidoor lawn s inner washet 52) 52 | ous chest... ~ : we re machine Spint cleaners. 2-402) | § drawer et tate a4 : 4 RM, HOUSE En- | FE 5-1284, FE 4 from REAL ESTATE bata Nd 49 O $50 painte ee eee Vacuum +o : : HER Bus reader a harpened, %_Oskland __F reakfast set - $24.60 7 *moder® Wiichen at x attached aped ( ( ) a. gown. = an MEAG XFORD, MICH. a ak Rent-Lease_ raee sre 74 W Huron. Plenty pa 2 Fs hae fo pepe ee Biediorceuen secon $20.50 e closed » porch, and beautiful py ary } 8 aW r MACEDAY — se BY OWNER ikaw gland cleared. | ~* ‘ALL (OFFICE, BUILDIN The best IICKLY Harawere iW | o0on_. PRE we tes 8 Riectric re renee chair ay oa gi bors cash of more on mas. ING rivilege lots, w house, | "Crescent i L- say Sasincss. ip town. me = a mower Om HIGH OVEN. es et table, $54.50 7 lot. $6300 year jots. RBAN LIV », Lake wtful park and bath Good. . dra $4500, Terms. able for Lagoa Ned Ave. for 2 ood power lawn _ 7E stove Chia —_— a Also, 4 — 3. large from sU BU me on nice | os beaut small jake. and parking area. month. 2 _ for ¢ 4 ——=—— 18 (214 ; geLeve Ma’ ANY ITEMS 3 san! tee ee Pontiac ee ot eee ee 8 dow 20719 ‘near Montcalm. $75.00 per ALSO; -E WHO WORK> = RAL ELECTRIC” ay BS $6800. yey school and Union a on fruit RES st spot in : /FEOPL ized service lothing. 56, (one Radio Fis bieture ECONOMY = Walled Privileges to lenty of shade on the second . Wood O. 33 AC r subdividing havin ‘and | Hotte ot —office— e Use this special ean-dce For Sale Clo Suse ston peek Only $89.95. T THOM. AS = ‘bus service. oy | realy Wring oad @ictna Fo acl alla frontage and Sao tt oe ered Co en = other GOD coop be. yr warranty _ URE Co. : Lakes. ped tone | tube. =a | FURNIT : and © floor. Lovely has plenty of cup- : r other oad. not ¥ Ser menth, ~ bills repairs. ce cose the 8 SIZES 14-16 rrow. 613000 = ~F AW 8ST. ose aketroos lat Kitchen. dle “i cee Scere ners Road & Ms ute Be — 230 433. seesgn. save, meat, ¢ «0 car to eee ld Dares cine a Shirts PED a laoos= amar Roselawn. FE poe, ae 2 wooded lakefront porch on ns boar ig a — bargain at only Corner Williams L fice Ope bath home cated py Livernois) =e . Fast Serv Mens ties a DACRON DIA Reasona EEK O bedrooms, t® own. > terms. 3-1235 it OR 3.7038 000, ter tand. ‘(Little phone, Spec N ¥LON OR nkets and | 22-6000 DURAN THIS W ing room 1. Oil one asonable terms. OR fter 8 ca’ ; ar. Be on i Oak. mito NEW N Also bla nt | GREEN 0 gas We Ft. level. ben en second level. Ol AUBURN HEIGHTS | — . Annett Inc. nd ae take a fennel | Giewbe Wisk our ane Vanety Oil (G90: ae tea ua ee wee re furnace. ; on bexed 5 "fal land. Po RA | oon Mrs “Orchard neke =e remo. $18 TOMATIC — WASH- |= nr rongoces esa: og $198 Terms. ye with base | ¢ room pen a to Sere “atking 1 akelcont Roy LTORS : CASS TARE RD TPT BY 7 Pr. BY ENE AL | Shop 918 Orc -| HOTPOINT At Ske eaeas only | ya Ename! tec Ft. a Modern 4 room ce ara. Two sise dining room. oak double Watkins“La pleas- E enings “*Eseral 37103 | STORE AND ¢ 100 L AN | _Teleera = LENGTH FoR. er a eee 4200 au ian Counter Topol 1 War Saginaw 3 e hich |g ed wi 2 lovely for.many - Oven Md Federal USINESS C | RLUE BAL fer 4 FE dition Id’s, . ment. Oi] = epth Laxe Ra well Siase ot ca cupboards. ation Get ready now 1, an exclu > Huron FOR ANY B iN. FE LI ® 1._stg 15 Ait 9 WORN $90. MI 6-1 IKE NEW. Haro Rave. Son feen oe ots mel beng peor bs geben ee poet so saree | Ot Soot cow % — oe Jv M59 Pr. dost Pos Se PU 81) cacHip PORMA.. siZz WER \vAcUOM Li TNreshes al YALNUT D DOUBLE, SED SPRING beve 100 frontage. Price $10 porches ts home is on a for 8 dys , : "RES ON M5 WON _ FE 3-7] ee FE +0654 HO’ 9 Belts bags Huron Ger. WA d_ mattress, $35 REA. business B. KE ITH 1 space. a pleat? of space Lake. lakefront tot. 88 ACRES land. | 44683. 50 W. Huron | once. $15. FE | | Sa. er BEDROOM “SUITE. mi ed la . stone est of Hie Exchange 69 W. | 57! ‘makes. Pag 2 EDWARD 7 lot with "hi cae AS 60 ft. wood yg em Three miles w M-38. Owner | Sale or hold Goods | dens ITE IN 3 PIECI FE 47404. BED. “The Lake Ma’ ace eee 4 n't ‘miss seeing 13,500 with Sastre e age ft. ser, and 100° frontace in k sale. Within For eS Ps L. Sale House LIL Ay 1 R —_ 80 ob- oe PURNITURE. 34 Only 8 | fireplac ee ane 4 ticine for qutc subdivi- ~ R HIGH SCHOO! Up to ipa $995. HALL © 3 ROOMS OF and living — real home. ! nce poe furans ok sae (min st dsseloaee NEAR HI 6 rooms P Bes RANGE, ;| carved Italian inches, framed — couch, “y OOM, For 5 or 46. 1ZE GAS 0. Every-| ¢ bie. 12x48 t ir. all} room, gue _ terms. VFORD » | avetory, Ce abeee Exceilen one . LTY 8 FR iness section. Press, Box 46. APT 8 $2. Beds $3. and jong ta &-upright cha Bedroom hair, refrigerator see Cc RA\ electr h and dock. the — GAN REAL bus . Pontiac Pr “BY OWN. H odd chairs. home. New oval mirrer & flar chair, $15: small desk “and: apartment sise electric range ENCY 41549 sand beac living at . MOR Ne jodera “OR TRADE BY rn 0 tease f for the $45. extra sim: chair, $12: < ‘ OU S ; =e — vay ea cals it mee bret FOR SALE na ane bath. Mode URE telephone "enh, og ae 3-4304. 7 S (| Rise Maren a m “downto Branged + —__MD_€08 ms 8648) fps room s Sere for You “Today Bi ATIN“FU eae ord SA nly ba = s comes: When pag up: rr . 5 pe., $30.95 | gigg L. yaa WAGNER CO. e Ra. | Au y others ret See. 7 ace charm with eeesd. J edie day Garden: home. i of Pontiac, $4800. - lined kite Extra large utility. paisa Shaper When fines or short time vod. & = Opdyke Cor. Pave up to 25 per ce behind the home of Maceday bedrm frame leo, O° sont 44A flo-r 2. up: ement, 4 canes. UTO WRECKING Y. Partly full are 2 wil be glad “haba oar chests, new $6 up: living | i969 WN. PE 5-0221 ND foor samples 56199 rab paca narra al oot tosce kcndecoeee ies aes "Close | sort Prop. Sa woe ee en re oes | @ 1 acre of i cars. Being | Or vmene ing with ‘shat aon Sedres “12.95. up: dining FURNITURE AND 121 ad UTO. LMaT manent. con eo there Latee janes water heater F or Sale Re with bath bs: a eare: ake ~ inks padre wreshed os ED. | ore deal i = sure of kind suites, ir up. HOUSEHOLD Fun NGHOUSE A ,, $130.98, ¢@ 20 foot living Oi) heat. e $6 300. nireesiow pioabamuw, $100 for hired he 7 se land = every day. se in front. you are treatment. . ion suites, $19 dishes. WARHING MACHINE. water saver only, is 6 Letty od! ceramic to bus line TION FISHER onth buys | ie stream tion. 2 barns. s _ hou PE G11. | [ot vere RY. roo Hanis. Y PAYMENT KENMORE een Gacen 30 iD. | with oo room, two bedrooms. | ATTEN wails te onder cal under cultive Well adapted 000, terms Phone SAFE THAN 8OR "Use OUR Ry WAT PLAN € | perfect condi ‘lke new, FE Bet _B1200. $,000D CONDE tiled - ; ement wi : ch) down bin. built to lots, car garage. By -appoint- ald win - BETTER R LAY-A- ing. Com etian blinds, SED : 49736. full bes: home GI brick ran NEW ca e wooded | dative Se ue 004.125 Bald OVER $2, $500 today t*) i, trade = ctes of ven in | UF m $19 up. te is 8 ; lous cases eames ws iewutee waar only | Pull soar ae ee oe — + e buy seit -as _5-9364. ean, an | an Dee COMPLETE $15 Ra- tied ‘oor. sy we went See these 8 Large 75 x lastered | your rice $808 in Town { 7 fish men y BUSIN with 000, box} You can‘o t Buekner's t and | r ® UTINSELS oom tables, | _ te ‘ le, $5, ae ee eee are Srpgsttol | ben Gatlandion area ies ox: Opes hone at land. $65,000, or anv da ect take up thy | “out orkine, THURS. PRI KITCHE Round living FE Led Phile:. $10 coffee ° =e Se walla. selert ant feore tion rm. | an lakes, good #wimm nded by EWA oh Nall ag Press. mers teen or low mon Ex MON. 0 WED NIGHT aes pel KE | dio, ; O15. Westing coa Te 2 bound 4, Pontiac od e is OPE. to 9. W Small = ACOUM. 1 Li 115, floor lamp, coi . KE walls, partitioned oe water capil h uation £ coat Sen | RIDG 1 E- IN months "The charg SAT. 9 to 5. st of TANK V lec. stove, $15, net of PINE LA dis- with heat auto gas nent celle ton Lak te Wilds Of. 2 DRIVE bus!- yments ine 5:30, SUN. co., 4 mi. Auburn pees Wood stoves, 44255. = residential a as he w down paym aon k at Townline Harrison. Baldwi tate Exch ine ° rei vou th L& 8 SA t east of Aubu ee ee DAVEN- ith bag. PE 2 : Very good Pine Leake. Th eater. Lo casas eae Tativo Real Es! Well eauipped. < buss intersee THE CASH Pontiac = i mi "eas Re; NG ROOM 8 als in newest, | ciup w iO TABLE, BUF : trict near room two ; ‘ bas 4 SUNDAYS. bode DAIRY WITH Ww ness, Located a highways. "You "waeo AT i, LIVI section: s. Slight- WALNUT ous ft, home is ptt pokes men K Irwin _OPEN 5 160 ACRES. income. Ottie ma’ ot 2. paved you [ Seights— °F 2 NGE 90.95 err styles and — terrific hee Ave. after oo i a eee ills Jo Nk. — an Prop. 454 | 1% ACRE wood Ra. Sasnabaw $1° monthly Lavender; pT. SIZE GAS RANGE © tase ar Peaeneencal ses pala. 11 Be ‘+ le ake. r La : is 83. ly impe Fluorese iaree family, Two wo. Ful REALTOR Sale Suburban rep AS i nh neem ae Dery oa a — kner ‘Odd. ‘ehalrs ail. sizes $8.98. ope Oroierd tape ave. OGY sis. | -* 8. . SECTION Al & SS = a ' . TRUCK GARDEN EM 3-3303 ABY lywood = : : bath — = Sere for 1o1', Nes oe, es vie 1804 | IX MILFORD. § ROOM : wares wie neree, mack ground, ‘coy FE 2-4411 — Sear uc ae hed cee oe. ‘Smad din Tike ssi tae wit ih mirrored — , condition ae heat. Re: | Phone FE Sen. ERN With glasse room, oi! hea oll P shows mee 8 | FULLY ir ig id ag wand ANY $22.50. Ww. ss. Livin or only $8,000. - . 2 ROOM MOD 125 - qecreatiog $6,000 cash. wt State test [ANCE COMPA) $22.50, Ls hiypoke : Hitt ; ISHED 6 pm. ; lot -$12,800__ Well drained of eval Er ed ae INANC 40541 ing room 50. fast lea, tise My 4-027) T. MATCHING a 2A MILY FURN © Apply after \Mecar Utuai’ 45615 bien fertinty. Complete set "Ba Walled ke, | FE suite me 86.0. =~ __bles, AVENPORT large TWO FA) atta | garag Se _ Milford. “Mr te pedres ne ired. 7 miles HED: e Walgreen's ® and Huron Dresser Ox12 LARGE Be ck chair. Also large ;_ Calvert : 8 GIVE. ~r Real Esta roots if des 0 omm a Be ‘Abov 7 Norton Sagina sil 4.96. A * chair. Tit ba ffet and hi Located on a tiac. Four = | IN HUNTER ity, | ochester farm ; 7OR re Very re Scrse Pontiar irigeratere. suites. carved => after 6: < nes nnd ‘bathe sana OU BARGAI fer mv $2,000 | M RANK ~ | HAVEN “YES” prom single, " wood + SMALL? CE LOT ON OR an ne or * ic | HOME E 2 Ln a look ire Avon. ae ae ACH, 1 BLOCE Oxford ae prvduetive land. pees Get. Prsen, evils or coms ree If i ts ansion type . Near Gi 8! acres of ve milk house, poo pe desk this ex the Baldwin 5-960. » } house 2 barns, 3. fetal et to" bases ap EN ne tS ON JOSLYN— Laree bow and misc. ether bide Farve S $25 TO $500 “|i : east side There will be a AY” 60 PT. PR FE 4-9325, Priced Tight : "ggeeheasoe here for be “THE “MACED: I commercial. ATED IN ree 7 : BENEFICIAL . | ae ripe Monmonge,cosre LOTS VOATED. Yo! John K, Irwin FINANCE CO. 7. Fae comfortable. © garage also. US MORTGAG bie ‘fal vacant : ION \ ——...18_W,. Pike Onty : and a one ca: DOWN PL under floor hea 10 beauti u hts REALTOR ~~ GAS STAT 5 rE ; down. Perimeter Heigh Bince 1925 close to | 9 : : $2,000 DOWN gan ~ai re kitchen cabinets with B uena V a ded by prdtl tg, , oa8 inaw = yen ated small nate years. bi SH FOR SPORTS iia ee cence | fue tardvare rifoiding doors on Rome and Ctaaty y | Eevee Soe eduipment. Wied etna Lote ve AL \UIPMENT shen 7 cated distance Space Master Kennett ‘a sacrifice for je6 ACRES . MIN. 0 Sinofioer ie price EQUIPME} ea rka clos siding ul s ~ es of Pontiac. EWA ) See ee meth | see one See ee) ick asl, FRAcoDS ieee | RIDG Th bs seeing You SE PAINT gal. 9c! | Sale Ads! Dag’t : FS that double dot. Alwindive alumin quick sale. edad A rollies 18 alain sate Ror UTE in recov re f ged H ERS, 1 41 W. Huron ot m! Call FE jong. 4 4 5 =i deen Co-opersiive JESS Los Toe You. Ge on this one. Sas, entry feces paved, sree pom | ; iat tog drained - ROCERY BUS NESS loss! Place a a the ou ‘emi \Sell : ° had ' = M. Stout, Realtor | Eis a TOMERS through Clasal- | scarseahac use mw ar i Sia te pe fader} Dial FED S18i for 28181, W..M. S r 7 4 A m munity Complete » . AN Cc: ee ori be 5 4 PRICE To reach buyers Edw. M. Stout, Realtor, competition. Com lo finder | Dial ase fb PE ad “Drive out Ditte fey. operant. tits ‘fied ads. To qT), Saginaw Ot 7 gre eras "ake about $4000 tot 206 an ad-writer, oa Sagina ike « * Sun. e - ‘\ : alla cae tow Rake Ral: roe et aes thing’ and every “Cas ti "6:30 2-§ ! ae . BRICK BONG? foom mod. |. nee. wa ne any °4 f "RED HO ‘ a pe ement . ; \ * On & cherming pew 8 bg are ing. dial’ FE 2-8'$ Sith kitchen, ont leat race | thing, dial’ F # Cass ama or PE batt bes Eur hae. a ae Sth _ BROS. lan ad-writer. ~ Knotty pine, You 4 a Fed Soak oh | F pe 3-1872 ‘orn . yaa or OR wr Fade Be EI os on OL STATE BANK BLDG. be JIS + 4 Lae Jj ee i or cule ,. \4 a meg CF cee a ié B petell iy ak “Ate Rayer” ss ies Bere 2 ae 5 z ; . ay i = Ai \ 4 | f ' bh / y : - SY f - . ca } } ba | : C PRE RE = ES APR IL 1 . 18, 1955- MAI eAne x DE ribs abst mer aii VE 5 COMP QuAKANTRED: tha be VANIZED Y oes KEW ae Doses Dots A) 7 LAR URNA- ate ei i] supety ae hg R FOR, PAIN CH 8. TR. "1 " BU GOING 21 . MAZOO m3 oie tn Sena T? ME. ‘arm Ex — Ar . SINE ¥ OU look GAR. Oe OE LLER. quipment tists’ et xeon en a: ae = |e ene toe gly Ps 76| ; lo e to all , er . E 1 pplie pplies peiriad ed, op WEEK ___ QUALI o _— an K NAMES eellen, © Rn “A sifica s—ch , h cn oe we eyes S 24 IN ALITY © y PONTIA ING 15 bi AL LES ya subd Asto | A S tion eck obb compl ge be clos vec you Al CH PO! CosT: tae. Camer: c BRO! ‘ als disk CHA . Ace u ou y tool ete _Slose our sore — WE. ¥ RD OS.: Alter ti Sage bags, A essor ies” “Hob r cla hands Dis! line ve r stor re new. R LA as, AT PL Ib fo whee e w z Wh uto G ies s” N bie s- and war ton of . varee PA 68 WN 2 E OPD AN r $600 tra new blade. X- en you la 80 0. 24A. s and ee adh oieee Stanley 2301 cHOUD Norton. Mo 43% Gasca eth LAWEE in 0 Phone. a inom. = yee seed ao Ser Eee au. anes as _WRECKIN all aft er oan iawn ome SOR sf ined ia oock ig A tt! Have vice 4” PTSM | er. Se c paint sock ot DL ret RAPHIC cee ps ? 5 - oP eatiee nsura: inst: zou tried Ww dri prese seed ent. A pr Y\ pec, ee SPR 0. OL r ls w & horse doo os guere nee j ~ Qe: ‘ nite = oa ats. Pee $0108 | bode b 136 mm aii ma 31 inch. “Re sickle rinse oF Custom Pree seed, son, do raphe ode lock | cem 1. Grass txts’, Pie and OX YD sed r: synch OWN GRAPR- sf | inc. “Reet type. = ote, of windshiel Pree - 4 000 & Door a _— 1-3 4x6x' Pir Ply a Carty pack — . ollensak Garden vers . Wea, ARD ype. 0B AUTO al — peo dhmary request. Rt," EA am, i wewons 6196 ee paint, = Fir Plywood Fries pee vena om afiex range 3303 > sicck A ais n TO nti 4 ~~ “900, nein wil Seo ae | & Rati: 88. lar mt uss ru Plywood & tis | — cellent poroeas wot felt Woodware es ue (ATTENTIO sng vo 4 testall xe Fi A e table a. Pir Pi wood Gis $a.13 | OFS ax, dition. PE one _Miiwe a Avenue ment. core and wree JN 1066 200,000 _F ass ac a BAR is ase 8 He | se eo Sy cue sore wos pears “HL. J. ta ‘and bo EE be COS “ft “Whe “es RY Pontiac for “Quot 3: ang Ch san Ered start Sp hlen 0. 1954 | HIG VAN oe a T ee iPTON om lise acy berry Sale 23 3 then rng mor GA baste servers. mission” ron : WEL cent | ae eA Tp ronal N & SO} PHEL “ Plywood : ACCO! s Music numbe el | OED canoe a on ——— SCHR. generators ra rea? — * T HAGG DIscoU a ~ INSULA oO 3 SONS renee Ave Co. srpliphontc al Goods | wi ob alia ~~ oe aan tt oF came 4 & NT :D T x71 eal ; Pre _ WHITE s 62 SED CTO TROL 2] ANY CaRs. ee ERTY TL ee N P TRIC HARDW = pen r —.| we Sova PA Ww | s A Ga Ht vu FE. Ww. OY $ R wrec GOOD Haggerty BER aa | M VE MONE x LYW Ay “parimenee nee ore SOPRANI ns, SI OR = Bree Se wrecked cars ¥ CO0S. WEES, Market w earl A >. EY hg ae ea OO ua. | pecthan spin Ma Vilage. rraueon Model, Lae S| ‘30 re WALLS ae oan oe BU 1080 N .B ae hanabene per D po ghee 3 cewes aoe .. hoo son TO98. Al Cohyah * coud CHEVI Vote AP Tel . a ae ore RN Lak - Gagin eC os ardbo fir shee! m haw he ANY =< cae cd Pattr Sake ition. IE iat On Hol- {E ® aw ns «x gran ard |. 4x8 t oto’ CL. ‘and | Jol p. pl hob co ike lie, | LO! FE - Doo! ER Se oR PE 6-1431. UMBEF St. FEA on er fran ite path ee GRILDS. cere he OR x; “aah Beers ~~ chee ie | Ope OulE's 1 E6306 aa SOUS wee M&M 3-451 7ah * LIN eral Meta. te ba room - 3.95 ———— WES1 . -D. OR | rede w with ivat pot | R rters nings P iD 2627 top ouruM san | ee neice heater board Stas woe PE baat Popes it ‘ets catirtae_ eine | tate for Fars — oar a pgs See ‘tis oat hea’ woe $4.49 _ dition. ACCO NT : LA OUG sdreule 1 s of prings saratere: Ww ICE Hw late Sale: VO | R The Fr ama net ets 9 EW $50 wre 528 ‘ase HTE and | 86 pane d p ze ovat fs YA fe OOFIN WA ean We Some ged Re a ates J ania ome - w N Mat Per EN & cul an kland arts f 96.50 | i) oR i ose. ieee RDS | SM pf be ALL i= ga e YD — clrigei pie oe “y } c ain, acon & SON ve BI ate or 46 7150 iL THEN 1603 Beck ard ah pie - | MITH’ mas aan ILE 3e , 3 Refrigerators. reo ED ACCORD =| Sand “Tt was | . cutivator ochester™ “Ox | ne eR Ph FE ee vee Oak SPEN 4 ix® Pues S, 257 PA some JUT at giv rs ine Once ae __Sand, G ove a ee eee | eaiy's AN oe et acne . et 4-48 x PAY. Caso Ca CE iz ¥. Pine boat ces | S. Sa “ T CHIN tore, | Beat tga TE we wor OR | Wa ad, Gravel & Dirt 6 tbrsts = eye me cone For Sa Be citer 70900 ay Toe Rs ad W. Pie t sbeet | gina 18 Dix railer SON SARE pROM AND REP ELL Rorrep &D ight!” peer Rd. | ote rill were | Or le Ti 2 oP we DOLLA fe] reg fr boards per M 4 ~ Ww wae a USED esa: > _ie arctoes TED cow irt 66 2 Aucti = " Servic ane Sal | SED TIRES ives | Mi rz As focarhhee per | UM Dr. eeds . 7. = 1 Ki aT ~~ 10: Mie 3 Or Aw All ; oe i, . IMU R is oe fg spec =e re Cea ER screen ; aa aN DOOT oPnict sean ATA i Bt _W Sooele. 6120’ Dis ___ Hay, Grain | eee icnugee ithe gra M NIT Baie B pa pe: aoa 2 "Sa ene soall & ee iene acai as ieee ott per G tos pee a 6 holed = p2e OR: 2, ase. | root 8 Coal & F mace ne (is eee ——~| ie 803 N. 3 RS ‘eas eee week tie. | Insulation. esers mock Cab. sink ” HEA rete | & Office CO | Soon “ AnD KIToHEN ) So? ©. OR 3-803). - ee ons om Hol “peat “Alm south | ato — = OPEN fain drome, Pivwond at pet matt "aa ea wes we ae cca EATER. $M 3 AMT Equipmer wl 7 seed Sel. PEt ore _Fe Duar? ment diana ea fe | eee o Service eee aE | REINFORCED CC : SO ‘ Ez ek “oe ie Bets oa $1.00. ages ¥ Sead, taactt i 8 Bae v iBall t 63| "Eh a sia Woon, #3 al BOAR. r Sale Livest on Bees Jersey, EREE EST : 81 ($30 8 BOB FR pay vs “f num combi as (8 Pine & © Pari pizeces Rome 305. sons 2 up. “en “working con ITER. 000. “ve Ra Clark oc bines Allls-Ch plow. cul nate Aut ances rot i] voaward _ snag eT Boas [ime ou ae “chine #00 ON se A = sat ber Co. | « SAL E so” wat nd swivel Sai Plant aint Co rood. 3178 Beebe for TERY BUD t veo a side ile Doers ear caHAPT t West Pike Bt . 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READ ia a aaa woe SMALL - ti Ball Tag Re | Soren le Sporting ( aatzax | sere StDE NURSE Be Sa : a pect! ana ant Gee nec re bis Buil e330 Me Now ee eae | COMPL rtin y Bares c Over wenn Ee URSER | ong od To For ~ sntique Ae __ For ees Zz, re vee T s—Con eset Diss acieson oem) oe — & Goods are ee - y errors = ae Sal tale | 20 per Sate @ epee 6 rucks 1% Dix EV r = | oe equi SEL ens, Eve and Sundays | any nted uindre ¥ eH e Y° PEA Bi 2 oame DD H 1 EVANS E en | sorts Ect “Es rs ‘RY wants Li MARR ouset Ors e Bicycles erg the Al 90 FI ome O tract { e678 | Hwy 8 EQ | Gey y ea Oo ION Es es. W rubs, a7. | WANTED LI iv and | Ris setrai joes ESTE es apes on 8 All 8x25 First ush P, wne ors ~ H ST IPME doy. Briggs Bt ons sala — Eooecialy woos es a sven re SS ock _! = _cosToMBur railers 7 yOIRL 3 20. 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PE 2-0302 ~SELYER AMER Peron a SE Baan 3 “stop a st lawns iL a Cail sya tee eeo ee ot | Sale F oe SNe gee en iat ee er Boar. F ¥. vig 8 sage ‘brace WIDE SE uc. s' 6 S- TRAD Ma eaty hue aim’ Roches 43283 6 aoe Eh Ad eds PEA | ce : lo if Y Two Poe on ve ah ee rte ees ue ne LS or Peon Te | re ne ae Sei gn se ME ah oo ney ‘ ing $32 GAL. Of pe: oe conve t P- carte torte . as _FE_¢' Travel, CRUSH FE nee 791 Bee A- ade iH er buy tiac. | eA Tae 22 T r AUTO Rie coal PF 4 I also 50. 3 pipe rtib: ly. | plum i ALL 1112 or fi SHE Pr y's, thalace -1 B MU ut as e U | __plane. w AND | RU P rmation aca AIR aa Special a 4,00, es ‘See ay i ofall tine. is mattis BLL INDE OF rE ee ee roles. 239 Voor ease ri0 ‘38 UYS $4235 | Hutchinson’ ioe pe 3 os aS [aur poet ee te Pun 4. Valves, nee tee” tie os orice el elle es $16.98 Pater OO Conklin, n TOMaCERE An wi me cee n’s T giutchine FE ROW, Spade | : at as 7 L on See 3-2046. KELLY’ ae ral per water, . uligers” umber | ors mane a REGISTE mpetere. 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F nd | terre 00D _ ton. cs | ts Cneve 8 Mabe earl $205 .; a maurPhiEs vg] gies peta pees vein met tte ess | or ra re snilvor FE = Res champion ped BEAGLE | ae ee raile not) Out IXR Seg Ever we - oe a ee ) fs ew — htly carry- nd CK ¥ Amour Fe BE. i ire S 2 INES. i Ou BOATS. ode 6 tee iis Poa 30" ay ge tem Tile c) pant gy Uno m Do ; cond B r FE 8.0621. DIRT nT.| P ce greet. ‘Gn “ EE pares east T tbo UD Tepie? to cho 7196 Bel ppiitog} ; dumps $1 Ie p"taceptiqnal bar sees aes ition. TACK oan 5-5056 cd on E OR | TI LE ie oars i foo —— = pecoocligy Dodge ieee ila ia des Sts | ae It Yo Sore ran Saou ar ne rhe Tractor XC rin ay Ea Sata rhe e a : hg med units, A ~ urself CUSTO! and AN 3 EG ryden. 51 « and : cRMS 1 Mt. ctor : A Al ona boat Craft boat iy ORS” Fe ounta ve of 0 & ; COA BLAYTC s M —_ St all =a TION Yoo or DPE. oe oe eae cane BN oi . Cle Man” oxo utho nN 0 to Pegi re. neon ice Mae truek 81 L& WAY ic 7.05 1- Oo ; chard jen. shak $14 61 : TRU HOR Se lin D ‘ase OHN men an — 8 agi 2 boat kits expe. | ee! D 1 : M~24- Seetma’ Orcha BUI LOCK _ jake VIN tena es. My eouee CRU: or_hour. CKIN eh ee: uppie GER y Re ‘DEE s 8 non Sal e TON rahe Ue 1 ——— ra fener kK * 43 gel aan G SA “ CHURC oder WHITE USHED ay Seen. & _ spk OBrcee a |i, | M ee PE 3- = Benet serv = NY’S af Angier Seen 130. W = = ‘Guaseds oan NG SUPPL. (ae ectric well LE RCHES aide Dk STON eae On a Ly mcotont = TRA ne TRACT ase doy gate opareck ice t | ti ab ER. “EROS an Bene asiees e- peered ponder FO soxeenp Us il poli, pent, sx GALE ~ is » Jae aie. SEWAGE PET. On data. _— im eect | M er 430 - For ance | sind | *. ere TRANGRON ae oa, 7 Comatr ON fae eure Pees. Scat wre = Pre a sre P OBILE See sor agate seer a i . $340 me: m. N ve in vr 8. Al Cc. ‘Alli -— 195.: T A NSO uD A | BUI ayto equi RDTO! wie. A. str. & ION Ave. Ri ga Sonat shew Bit ones Al bom cat mone acres | Dee chin is. Chalme Mae ~ RT | S “Ot DRA . DICK 1964 © Woods. Dr ‘OF ares ee as sore ee oe Nepeiia & were | | ben Sa waren Fay M pam oe A ae . = ly Delta, Bkilltoos a a Dieding to than ~“ Tn | Dee Schon bee oie Ne Pien ee N | MERCUS 630 | YBAU MOT Toe Cae PER a Co Po and Br top Soi ALL eters piarter ao Plenty orm & ERCUR Oak! GH’ oR 48 BUICK ee HARDTOP. : rter-Ca nol A Se ae soe and John ea ot Re vain ow Y and Ss Ss | a top. sae a Ra. Staniey - bi TO iE cai Reteer. re rp get ly URY M dio and 2 DTOF Armaryae i : noo : iaes need P ae Sn PS | c et with speed D. lights Bae te ‘ard loust truly 2101 acket OTO! _Ave. —— hea Lael ow Brrr au pany ete ea : abet ook Sf a ok ae "es crs a8 ‘Lhe : R m rs 8 am i a $295 alge m F 2 ew bi at nerptet eq Y wy en cx ‘rea ay beater i in ~ey enc wn pol pal so panening. 2 ; rata Te GIVE 1 mi ie HJ oa be armall miower, 45 ft new featur floo with full oa cre oe Sax 2 * 19548 sesonabie rasning er AND e @rills able how ac ie iT $495. John $305. $595 on tr peed rs full x B Ons - les — side. flow su 49a) after ero ne. ok a © Each | bones P00 Fe a eceer ta Holly a tot adn Low terme. | roe Soeasagy aki Fist | 1960 was. radio JPER a ate ee oll ee Tar pbode Dogs ete | tac, Mi ryis: Farmall rer i ay isvand Tint = ees |wxnce Lake erg ee oo BUICK od PNP ER RIVIERA. steel ee oeeweRT er | Bi ined, Pee ee ais fervice “ks ttem. Alum and, T COON STL E; yeaa id th cul- | = selection wi - history | Boa coe, cone eos poe oT ILA aynation ite e161 LDG. sat Com cone, FE bat ERY, can Beerided | fea ER B Ra Ee Sat oe line, Boats _cratt BOARD a1 Or- | 2a= 183 RY 0900 CORD: Dixie SUPP $1471 dart ping a, B : size jBROODE padeeeob ee or he] marca ee — RD MOTO: r 3 asigweent 2 8 SoG iL a1 "Ta van Lits “nt a mF. 2m at Me Selena rn Soe ca ectitead= tt : CA M x ean are NE Hi ec ; xtre e. “Aner hours. | -MUST — rs PRIVATE sail. M. E TRACT . eee tralia what have top «ne oon 8 p we end ST THE H DAN " a ae _ Big house, st WRECK L "Hay, Grain & Fe ee Ae ate ORS wand accessories ‘aler S ave — BOATS 12 one LACE [98 ruin 18s. for eR Seite aay OOKIN LL » Grain & F - cerash ee AMER ees ae fate Owen's, 2 7000 Eiszabs an ‘ = "a Mica Pint a eash plese alt BU G ota come ced Evang Eg MOW! MERICAN. tes parte — a UTBO svete Lx | e. 21 olet t ul A x. | 0 TURE : stutt, SINESS? FOR A aLPal oa Ee aoe ae seule once iene ea Sigs SEER fully i eries, a nvert- 1 $97 ¢ money , You'll “ a A STRAW, and se ROTO : Let peg Eilean Py, ellen oth CONTI. 6" Orchard MARIN hing Bes: -— mil pped, 14, e new, |e veri find aaa eee Ebony ea ae ee ane ae nped. 14.00 a. 3: the. Bi adverti Bhs OR SALE. Fae . Bervice. ARTS ou IVERS thE tad down, Used on are pri A one $i CHEV. 2-6547, : . Busi tised gles. E. FARM PICKUP MILE venseen a FT. Go| § uit bet hs ihe, come es “and Be t * sin 138 1580 1947 27 ped. Fr. wr ti) Aber covered en 6 464 wn ET ‘uniti ess pes it poe a UP “7 71, FOOT ee JCLE _Somine pred rome en come out ET | ooo 7 Eee ties col ess Oppor . MU. 4302 Cooter pore a8 br | EWA Riser aN, |WoLN! — oat, ne aise | TOISCH codward. Bu US COUP umn i ir “7 — _! or er rvid tion. OLV:! xie eek er ¢ w bowed h paym Fr. n in Cla s “ain vend, Me loss. ie excelente SS Yomi Pee seek Howard 1 ae geod! sh v. Conv cease ssi- irlie, corn ‘Mil 8,20 = Poss Tivo orn) pad re PouineteTa, ot Holly RS. _he rons wertible. : planters, condition GENERA = ‘rau reraft joo | o , a4 ible oS tra’ E) FE tea re am L cH sona 1 slera he boa and WI Good twin spotiigt tiv x Davis eek amet te = ae pore _— a Wolver- Best ome newly mee e tor_& Sear op las, ghout. P eseabens Evin ne, acce Aloo y 1, Town saditicn. BODY Cou r ios CC co ced rea- ‘acto! e ssort of ing es. Pr ent, U gy ee, Oe care service, oy ee. paint 1983 BE §S a. ee, Heater. com oem Rowan. fair HPT ALL igs ined Radi “heat (SURE —* een oe eer eet oon tong Fest ras matin | at seers a ie i. after 6. re ater popes or Sale Ai R owner, ET 33 2 DR. ase you erm e low- r. 335 tT was. | pete Bhan) (Gr Se A rai . ee cae aoop 86 ark “a on reglide AIR. Lt ne ler S Pe ean Pits ler nee Bi ne ee ro ural Pez OX. 46254, overed 1 APE, irm r—St own. 308. ___tiae r park space 4 79 A yew © com. ingh udeba . ieee in ing slow A | Tran ago. 20 am M ker Pacomga Box APRIVATE ang sportati rhaul, MI 4-3410 wits tae y rs St) ion Off rs ed trailer . j pre Sigal os ered 8 A arn ated: OR ocbes r spac “aL og ~toag 87 -] Jacksia TRA es fo 45 isco PAID W ag HH LER ir rT 5138 Baste nw je ce WOR » : 33 70 108 VORKERS = WARTS . Dalen yee | rounded S quick BD: Wa up throu ly 3 a nted gh H - ’ A d s! Cc elp 7 4 alt FE, } 2 AD { ‘| } he y ‘i | | a = = pease m PRESS! mOnDay, “APRIL 18, al | 4 te é 91| For Shle Used Cars 291 Fog Sale Used Cars o1 ver | _Seete 1951 NASH" $10 DOWN and assume pay . 4 6. “s" HOLIDAY “coupe. OR 3? MEASURE aha tg? secene cleus and . Sa. sect condition throughout. $1175. MA 56-0606. y "$1 PACKARD. MY EQUITY OF “{1s6 aod take over payments. Of omend 1908 Na PONTIAC, CATALINA 8U et] TRANSPORTATION ® In a Reconditioned Car We have 5 = ok Sve ad’ drive ess |: At The from the 4 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP, RaA-| 8 @io heater automatic transmis- \\ iT] STORE sion very \ ele "BRIGHT SPOT" |) RETAIL M24 at Lake . MY 226" tl: «0:00 p.m TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS, $5 DOWN 82 Plymouth, 4 dr. $35 per month 54. Postiec ’54 Ford ‘31 Plymouth 9 ar St per month 80 Cars Must Go ants. tested Cd’ Moeeeibee. Cas Se wie rea dad ‘2. on ’ BS —- 4 A sharp one owner _deanty. heater. Save 995 dollars. ‘S pe dge 2; au per month ; . $1,795 $1, 6 month . Sharp:....--- SCHUTZ MOTORS Fancast - a Ss. ee ‘ ‘oe harp stioe ; YMOUTH DEALER Birmingham MI 4- : ev. tf. RGH, Clean... 00% c0s0e: '* : BEL P. | 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham 49 Chevrolet 5] Pontiac Vere gn rt itignais. By owt nee SLY OUTS 2 ECOR, & i peed “dan acelin Rs oo 53 Olds 88 Tudor, Hydra., 2 Tone.......... $1444 Tl] neato ane heater. The perfect Deluxe § Bydrematic. Reaio and o£ y 7 1963 ¢ DR... DRIFT. win Ave PES ines CAT cata NA CONDI: / 495 ||] “ne et for —_ eS te. d at ’ i Sharp) <2... ese ess Redie, Bealer. visor, white vals. | $8, PONTIAC STARCHIER De.) Sen n° Low mileage. fii w. Run: 53 Cadillac Hardtop, harp 7 $2 $295 $795 Se TROLET DELUXE Siu | (enseneh’e , otter refused. | wil 50 USED CARS 53 Chev. Bel Air Tudor, Powerglide...... $1144 $etencat “condition. “Will bel 93 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE EX: | Gog fat “ome moses 53 Dodge Coronet Tudor, Clean........... $1044 54 Ford - '53 Dodge $_MY_3Sit prcaeY Smee | Eisaseth Lak = Keego Sales & Service . Victoria with radio, heater and Radio, heater and an automatic wo CHEVROLET DOOR. Be RSS se eee i ’53 Ford Custom 8 4 Dr., 2 Tone.......... $1111 ||] Pord-O-atatic. Very low milesge. transmission. Big economy. ; AINS : : , ay came. nn ne sow 81 peut ter, tae heater, 150 C ARS 53 Merc. Hardtop, Merc-O-Matic:....... -$1555 Ratt $945 Cer tide Deluxe, Good condition. | ‘$2 Chevrolet Striine Delux. ¢ door. | COME AND, TAKE YO : 52 Chev. Convertible, Sharp ............... $919 - oa re as ae weatey (BEST? cans 22 AUBURN “Stop talking about patents! Who'd want to steal that?” — |} , | . x: 52 Buick '50 Chevrolet Tesi wei i Dd Ferd — nod, ester, aa ; 52 Ford Custom 8 2 Dr., Ford-O-Matic..... 9088 Il We a atm comes. bester one Deluxe model with radio ward Birmingham. ; . Dynaflow. Big car comfort jaa heater. Buy it for : Wood TAYLORS nontit yONTIAC AUTO o maLEs CAN T For Sale Used Cars 91| For Sale Used Cars x2! 52 Packard 300 Dix. 4 Dr., Clean.:.......... $999 “= $1195 “ $395 3 GOOD USED CARS Nae Glee BEAT THESE 11 | STUDEBAKER CHAMPION. ‘060, STUDEBAKER CHAMPION, "52 Chev. Dix. 4 Dr., Radio & Heater...... $888 7 iss oor micas FE ETS FOR tver payments S010 Sherbourne | _6200 cash “Pe S-Sigo 152 on Sip | Mo Bec. 39 Ford =: 1989 Ford 4 door radio. Heater, | lina, low mileage. rts _ off Cass Elizabeth Lake Rd. “ins etude ye OWNER con. Henry J, Radio & Heater, Whitewalls. . .$444 47 Buick ; me sien neater. terete. rea, |W FOWTIAG VALUES panier, ,overatire, srarsmnie. || 52 Cadillac Conv, New Top, Sharp......-. $2333 |] eremaportation "see st" “" — Youimant try thie one out beater rea! nice. bareain priced. | fea, battery ee cae, ONE OF THESE DAYS| ove", Payments, Will take older St P Chief. 8 Dix. R&H. Cl $95 $895 3 ae Sea arp FE $6183. NOLAND. “SEE AND. DRIVE STUDEDAEER $1 § PASSENGER ont, Chief. X- » Llean......-- $066 Siang. ioe tara “ins traneports: see can. | heater, auto. i we mon |] °51 Chev. Dix. Tudor, Whitewall : tion specials to choose from with a ans. $495. ev. Dix. Tudor, itewallg 3....:... $666 . : 20 4 t POW y dows. : ’52 Chevrolet '52- Pontiac : ce AvT, r G orn eed 1953. BUICK s17) A_WON- 7 “Carkner—Studebaker ’51 Olds 98 Conv., Nice Car ............-6. $999 |i] 2 ar. with radio, heater and 2 ar. Mydramatic with radio and F TAYLOR'S SHARP USED CARS DERFUL, FAMILY CAR. 48/ Right in the Pocketbook] Birmingham MI 4-3410 Power Glide. A clean one. heater. Come and see this one. i echccagg mad a= 5 ee econ 5s see IS ’51 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe ............ $555 $795 $895 sere eee neha Glenn 2 : Yon" Eee arent up can 1954 ‘51 Kaiser 4 Dr., Hydra., Radio & Heater...$444 — K gray, Clean 20.000 mips. MOTOR SALES | _ Lp Poteet Col tained tahthalatons Sigel wird A Ber en 3 : hock Siokueussl £s Boaii 4 : 254_8. Saginaw St. : smobile 53 Pontiac : $1295 bd x “Ted atin ta | NTRES,QUTCASATES | matinatecteha* a i a FORD SIGhDownl Yes Weulsssa)2 ee LAK ORION i ee Final week of our liquidation | 1953 FORD RANCH WAGON. PER- “ “incon club coupe like a new CARS — : MY sige uh wee cy stock mast oo Ere ts ine ee ae et 08 TR ee PEP pad FORDS ; | Have Them! 53 Chevrolet '51 FSrd poh peas Lonel = | teeeg Hy padia'g ones cone out and make 1 $1255 _. OVER- gg Mercomatic, | w : Bel Air 3 dr. with radie and Panel. Here is just ‘tbe thing _weceverd,_ Dire your own deal, Anything of val | DRIVE “YOULL LiKE THis | ‘ells. Drive tt and you'll | MERCURYS "47 Ford 8 Cl. Cpe. 47 Pont. 8 Sed. Cpe. beater. Very nice ear. for the businessman. ug Wu trade. PE 3-4000. JESSE) & ccamen Gale Wo ihave several es ee oe orate LINCOLNS "48 Pont. 8 Sed. Cpe. ’49 Ford Cust. 4 Dr. ’ $1,095 $595 eS eels these care, tre ae need te few > 1004 “Mercury Monterey 4. ar. 3 : 49 Merc. Cl. Cpe. 49 Buick Conv. ‘A. bargain. Service| minor repairs ‘39 | 1859. CHEVROLET. IN EXCEL- prose SG genset | pet pe ~ Bt ids. nyaramatte 3 Ls | ei cca cata ee 81.798 STATION WAGONS 49 Olds 88 Cl. Cpe. ‘50 Olds 88 4 Dr. il FORD ' R. . er = ; NEW CAR GUARANTEE = ee SE) EA ced Seater areca momar | it fas at 2 RY | , Se eC atI0 | pelts $0 ber oget is. oe MORE THAN 100 CARS TO omy overdrive widia toe 4 EROME ! Ap, — it Ti : a > Birmingham = Tet atie ter} CHOOSE FROM —~ en EAE BRIGHT SPOT | 3 } 94 FORD CONVERTIBLE. MID- moet core. tee tal mee arate IT’S SMART TO BUY YOUR CAR oe et na a Rochester Ford Dealer | | ae eS EE mn no et | RETAIL STORE g = Boston’ Ave “oe Used tires. an P= $6. ‘for cach. M : —_— — blue finish. A umart GooD PLAC’ TO BITy ™ J Le U | } ‘sl heey ec alien a tin tin $ write re. or, i phone CO MUNITY “Powersiige x ar. radio, beater: TENANTS LOOK FOR | erome Olds Cadillac ie . | ; | ; Or neanlis 9a come ; Peatiae MOTORS Sy ie YOUR AD in the Classi- | CASS at ORCHARD LAKE Goodwill Used Cars. | WG Seg N TES TWHEEL AND DEAL “*™ “Bob Frost, Inc. fied section. To fill a va- ° . 65 MT. CLEMENS ST FE 3-7117 $ owner PE 2.8408. Cw 803 N. Main, Rochester | 'INCOLN MERCURY DEALER dial FE 2-818! FE 8-0488 FE 8-0488 , . ? 2 FORD. LOW MILEAGE. REA- C edit OPEN TILL 10 P.M. 808 S. 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If you would like one of these for your next - . . . + Siva "parte & Service 1019. ° $495 $1 995 $795 ‘49 Pontiac 4 dr....$299 "47 Ford 2 dr.......$99 | Tom, Revel O88 S| 1954 Left-Overs|] ws yore s ar. cocoa tres and usa mutex super « ar. 2 tone ssa cher. ¢ ar. matte, beater || ‘51 Ford Victoria..$699 46 Buick 2 dr,.....$99 erat ee seats They L | "52 Pont. Catalina $999 '46 Chevrolet Sedan $99 ) wees S| _-Hurry While They Last | 2 | | '$2.Chrysler Sed...$899 46 Pontiac Cl. Cpe. $99 “eye hava hte walt! ALL BODY STYLES $095 $1295 $995 53 Chev. 4 dr.....$799 "41 Chevrolet 2 dr.. $54 ee Sas || Se ee To 21 1S. Saginaw St. EN eee i__ 1951 MERCURY 2DR. $10 DOWN “ son Hoe = ii and assume payments. 464 & . —— ; 150 Ford 2 dr...... $299 Woodward, Birmingham ; ; 5 a ee oe $1326.41 $545 $1495 $1595 54 Chev. 2dr..... $1345 50 Chev. 2 dr......$345 ||] »53 Pont. Catalina $1299 ; ‘1 NABH See CONVERTI- Headquarters 1951 Chev. Club Cpe. Dark blue 1954 Chev. 8 dr. Very Yow mile- 1953 Pontiac Catalina. 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MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 ” TWENTY-NINE =~ .- Today’ s Television Programs -- Wheeling.” (9) Capt. Video. Ad- venture. (4) Time for Music. 6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4) News. Paul Willams. 6:30—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. Ad- venture film. (9) Dangerous As- signment. Brian Donlevy in ‘‘Dis- placed Persons.” (4) Passover. Religious. (2) News Ace. Cline, Patrick. Cornel Wilde who ig seeking rest at hote] where Ricardos stay. 9:3%—(7) The Huntress. Lloyd Nolan in “Protect Her Honor.” esa Show Business. Musical review. (4) Robert Montgomery Presents. “P. J. Martin and Son,”” story of woman who tries to run her family like a con struction company and loses 6:45—(2) TV Weatherman. Everett R. Phelps. Puppets. (9) Hopalong Cassi Bill Boyd in western. (4) ¥, a Great Life. Cleaners send back wrong dress so boys decide to go shopping to help girl get new formal. 42) Theater. Tom Con- way in “Silent Alibi.’’ 7:15—(7) My Story. Drama. 7:30—(7) Name’s the Same. Com- edy panel show with Bob and. Ray hosts. (9) Million Dollar Movie. “Forbidden.” (4) Tony Martin. Songs in Old Home Town setting. (2) News. Doug Edwards. 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry Como. Songs. 8:00—(7) TV Reader's Digest. Honeymooners adopt 10 Mexican orphans in ‘“‘Honeymoon in Mex- co."” (4) Caesar's: Hour. Sid Caesar in sketch about split per- sonality, the commuters. (2) Burns and Allen. Gracie gives George a wall safe as present and locks combination inside calling for safe crecker’s help to open it. 8:30—(7) Voice Program: ~ Tenor Robert Rounseville sings songs in Paris setting with fashions by Pierre Balmain, aria from Verdi's “Rigoletto.” (2) Talent Scouts. Godfrey host to soprano, contralte, quartet. 9:00—(7) Wrestling Workouts. Film. (9) Roller Derby. Films. (4) Medic. ‘‘My Child’s Keeper,”’ Dr. | 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. | Romper Room. (2) Welcome their love. (2) December Bride. Lily's friend Hilda involves neighborhood in fight when she spreads false rumor. 10:00—(7) Boxing. Welterweight bout: Johnny Busso vs. Gene Poirer. (9) Boxing. Middleweight bout: Milo Savage vs. Bobby Boyd. (2) Studio One. Betty |, Furness in “Affairs of State,” comedy of plain school teacher who finds love while working in Washington. 10:30—(4) Secret File USA. Maj. Morgan destroys rocket ship with aid of woman agent and explosive pencil. Robert Alda plays Morgan. 10:45—(9) Ringside Review. Chris Schenkel interview. 11:60—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9) National News. (4) News. Wil- liams. (2) News. LeGoff. 11:15—(7) Armthair Theater. Rob ert Newton in “Snowbound.” (9) Good Neighbor Theater. Wil- liam Gargen in “The Argyle Secrets.” (4) little show. Henry Carroll in “‘Overdose.”” (2) Mise Fair Weather. Betty Wright. 11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater. John Carradine in “Face of Marble.” ; 11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with Steve Allen, Betty and Jane Kean guests. TUESDAY MORNING 7:00 — (4) Today. (2) Morning Show. 8:30—(2) Morning Show. 9:00—(7) Todd Purse Show. (4) ' |§:00—(7) Auntie Dee. Channel. 2—-WIBK-TV ‘Channei 4—-WW-TY Chantiel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV fatal fire. (2) I Love Lucy.) Ding Dong School. (2) G 6:00—(7) Little Rascals. “Free| Lucy with bellhop to meet| Moore. Ess 10:30—(4) Way of World. (2) Ar thur Godfrey. 10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. 11:3—(2) Strike It Rich. TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O’Clock Comics. (4) Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant Lady. 2:15—(2) Love of Lile. 12:30 — (7) Beulah. ( Your Nest. (2) Search morrow. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light 1:00—(7) Lunchtime Drama. Flame. 1:15—(4) Sonny Elliott. (2) Road of Life. 1:30—(4) Good Cooking (2) La- dies Day. 1:45—(9) Cartoon Time. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) Mary Morgan Show. (4) Hour of Shows. 2:30—(9) Dollarama. (2) House Party. 3:00—(7) Theater. . (9) Tuesday Matinee. (4) Ted Mack's Mati- nee. (2) Big Payoff. 3:30—(4) Greatest Gift. Crosby Show. 3:45—(4) Concerning Miss lowe. (2) Bob Mar- 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. 4:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney’s World. (2) On Your Account. 4:45—(T) Rickey the Clown. (4) Modern Romances. (9) The Finder. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Sage- brush Shorty. Traveler. 10:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) | Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. - | 5:30—(7) Rocky Seaes. (9) Howdy | $2? -- Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed im this columm are subject te change without notice. Wen, (768) CKLW, «see Ww, (986) WCAR, (1198) WXYZ, (i?) WJBK, (1400 = WON, (1409) TONIGHT CKLW, Van Gures a Pete and WJPK, News, George 600—WIR, News oe - wean. ple gyre wron. powe, Putter News, Gports “CxLw, 4 ven Kaye ° 1¢:00—W, Arthur God 1:4 WIR Ma Perk wi WEY. To ed ww, Tearies. Frese) WXYZ. Paul Winter *awi one =e 10:00 ws, N CKELW, | a ape WTR emite CKLW, Distin. Artists SCAR. Rows. Temete ox Dr, Malone , Cease 19:45—WWJ, Stars aa WIBK. T. George” we a. : ° = 10:18—WWJ. Joyce Jordan PiCegtes Gorenete sob arias iy ve WPON, Pontise Party 1:45—WIR, Guiding Light ww, 8. stuthetlane a 2: Beal a Mrs. Burton WXYZ, Bill Stern FPON. News, Sports _ WWJ, Pran Har-is ws, Lent Sermonette WCAR, fae 11:18—WIR, Sports CKLW,Mary- = WPON, CKLW, Sportemortem WCAR, Gong Parade Wie i Proeorgs WETS. Mem, lnects eg 10:46—WW4, Break the Sank | 9.15 won ea Masce - i WPON, Art Ven Damme VEL a seems , ves . Ww3, Pisin Bul 7:00—W. Guest House WPON, Sports 100 Strike Rich 8 Ww. Nora Drake Stars st - TUESDAY MORNING . O8.A. wxYzZ, CKLW, Pulton Lewis Jr. | ¢.56 won, wales WJBK, D, WCAR. Hall. Sports Wan, mews, Shee WWJ, Bob —_— WPON, News, Don Zee waye, = Wolf 41:15—WXYZz, Calls | 2:45—WJR, Brighter Day 9:18—CKLW : wsBK. News WPON, Hymn Time woah. Saseees go Wwa, E Mulbshend WPON, Rise ‘mn Shine 11:90—w. Make Up Mina WCAR, Sign Off PLEA OD Fhesse "reek ere 3:00 WIR, Wendy Warren WIR Corstens SS SS WxY2, ba. Mekensie WXYZ, Lone Beatty CELW. Darid WiBK, Meteo WCAR, News, Carousel CKLW. Gabrie! WJBK, Gentile, Binge 3:15—WIR, Rosemary ee ae — on twas, sree Huser 3:30—Wwy, r Young 2:45—WJR! B. R, Murrow Ww, wink, News, McLeod WJBK, Don MeLeod See ee et Tey | nee—wws, News W. In the Mood 12:00—WJR, Jack White ° | 3:5—WJR, Gal Sunday 8:00—WJIR, Jack White News WWJ. Right to Hi 8:00—WIR, WWJ, Bob Maxwell W, * Wyd, BJ. Tayler WXY2, Dick Osgood Sue une aes 4:00—WJR, Muste Hall CELW Top Secret : CKLW, Toby we. WXYZ, Wattrick-McKenzte Stedaws, Best of al | Weak, Move CKLW. Eddie WEYE. Show World WPON, News (2:15—-WJR, Parm Roundup aaa gee ne ae Fo gee D5 Weak Retedar ‘Cries | Noam. Ta doors” CKLW, Brosdway Cop WEAR, , WPON, Lu 4:30—WW4J, Widder Brows 6:45—WXYE, Go to Town Aten bed WW bee 12:38—WIR, Time Out, Musie | Wenn Doo M é $:38—WJR, Music Hal ware. Wi Musie One Perry Come $:45—WWJ, News . CELW, Bud Devies 4:45—WWJ. Woman tn Home wxYZ, eel WCAR, Radio Revival WJBK., McLeod CKLW. George Wright GKLW. Cherm Hour 9:00—WJR, News Barmeay Saf) 5:00—W3R, , News, Zee, Orville wre ore Parade 12:48—W2YZ, Charm Ledy WWJ, News, J. Deland 0:15—WJR. Bing Crosby WXYZ, Breakfast Club WPON, Farm Mxts. CKLW. Sgt. CKLW, Capt. B4. Bundy | WRK Reve as WIBK, Rows, MeLecd 0:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy WWi, American Band ee TUESDAY AFTERNOON WFOH, Hows, Serenade Freedom Sings 0:15—WJR, Kitchen Clud §:15—WJR, Reynolds, Music CKLW, Eddie Cantor — Don MeLeod 1:00--WIM, Reed of Lite - « CRLW _ 10:00—WJR, Phils, Orch. 9:30— Mrs. } WCAR. Tat McGee CKLW, WXYz, Paging News wrre, Bd Morgan WPON, Goes Calling CKLW. Musical 8:30—CELW. Eddie Chase Liberace to Get $25,000 for One TV Appearance HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Complete BELL-FOUGHT sown ee 71% N. Saginaw —- : PONTIAC’S FIRST TV SERVICE DEALER! BLAKE RADIO AND TV SERVICE. 5 RC 30,000 Catholics Protest Subsidy Cut fhe 4. abe a Mar a wee aga. Robert Montgomery’s Virus Costs $12 000 Film Substitute | at Last Minute - Edgy Nervous Systems and Extra Caution Mark Tonight's Production By SAUL PEIT NEW YORK w—It would be quite understandable if a truck loaded with penicillin backed up today at the studio where actors will be rehearsing for tonight’s Robert Montgomery show. It's not that anyone is ill, they're | just cautious. The reason for the 4) Feather @pprehension is that the people for To connected with the show haven't | quite recovered yet from the virus ‘that hit oer? last week. * aecgumeey, s virus turned out to (4) be ,000 I least Bob Maxwell Show. (2) inane, 820 ae aaa tes coe to assorted nervous systems, how- ever, was even greater because at the last minute the show had to be canceled, after almost two weeks of rehearsal, and a film of an old program had to be sub- stituted. A quick examination of old kine- scopes, and it was decided to re-\ peat a program about the prob- lems of the aged, which was quite apropos since all hands were aging rapidly that Monday. Joe Bailey, a co-producer, found the film. But two films are re quired to run simultaneously dur- ing a TV film showing in case one breaks. Where do we get the sec- ond film? * * * Somebody remembered they had’ donated a film copy to a day center up in the Bronx for the aged. But being a day center, it was now closed. had to find somebody else to unlock. the building. With a second film in hand, came a series of frantic calls to get clearances from the American Federation of Radio Artists, the actors’ union, and from the. authors. The actors, the authors and the technicians who made the show originally would have to be paid again, at least a portion of a iene take. That came to a ‘Brings Plane in on Busy Road Lost Pilot Picks S Between Cars to Land After Dark HUNTSVILLE, Tex. B—How do you land an airplane at night on a busy highway? ‘When I saw an opening in the traffic I just put her down,” said crop duster pilot W. A. Fowler. - Hopelessly lost in a new four- Minister Now Bouncer BOLLNAES, Sweden (UP)—The the local dance may be expected to use plenty of tact. = a new Saturday night bouncer at js Blast Reported in Plane Crash - Surviving Crewmen on Red Death Flight Claim They Heard Explosion. India W—Surviving Air India crewmen say a “‘muffled BOMBAY, It's as Simple as That cret for a long life: ; breathing. a DENVER (UP)~-Retired Police- o “GIVE AN ORGAN! Latin, ae ea explosion’ preceded the crash of Corsi Believes Hels Coverup Charges Scott Mcleod Is ‘Thoroughly Unfit’ to Run Refugee Program WASHINGTON @®—Edward Cor- si, ousted State Department advis- er, says he thinks a department official tried to use him ‘‘as a piece of window dressing” to cover up what. Corsi terms bad handling | of the refugee relief program. Corsi-said yesterday he -be- lieves R. W. Scott McLeod, the de- partment’s administrator of the program, ‘thought he could have Me as & smokescreen, as a piece of window dressing. po ex elie peal to large groups of people who believe as I do.” | Interviewed on a ons ee | Corsi said McLeod ‘ thoroughly unfit to run this pro- gram.” gram to admit aliens outside the regular immigration quotas. ‘ Corsi repeated a belief that he was fired 10 days ago because of attacks made on him by Rep. Walter (D-Pa). McLeod testified P9t| Friday that Corsi was ousted be- cause he assumed too much au- subversive. Corsi denies this and the State-Department has said se- |Wed, Say Goodby (Dr. Salk to Get join- | 94Y. New Car, Plow Given by Texans AMARILLO, Tex. w — Folks around here shelled out $22,251.29 | yesterday to fight cancer — but) they didn't forget Dr. Jonas Salk, | who developed the polio vaccine. | They plan to send the Univers- | ity of Pittsburgh researcher a new car and a plow. A “telethon” by radio and TV | was held 642 hours to raise cancer funds. Among many items donated | was a new Oldsmobile. A listener, | Jim Pearson, suggested the car to) /Salk as an appreciation gesture. | | KGNC and KGNC-TV announc- jers asked the public's reaction.) Viewers and listeners said they | liked the idea. Then a farm equipment company | donated a plow to Salk. However, | jit was learned from Pittsburgh that in does not have a farm, | : Bomb Planter Offer $25,000 Reward for Lead to Dynamiter of Seattle Store PORTLAND, Ore. # — The pe son who exploded an extortion bomb in a busy Portland depart: | ment store still was at large Mon- | But police hoped that a $25,000 'reward offer for information lead- ing to conviction of the bomber, would result in a quick arrest in| the case. Authorities reported they “eight or ten who might have knowledge”’ rel the | e the Meier | eight Chinese,- two Poles and a North Vietnamese — en route to the Asian-African conference were the co-pilot, M. C. Dixit, ground engineer Karnik and navi gator Pathak. ae * * Peiping radio charge the plane was sabotaged in an attempt to “assassinate our beloved Premier / Chou En-lai and the entire Chinese. delegation to the Asian-African conference.’ Chou reached Ban- |dung yesterday after a _ flight marked by super security precau- | tions. The British government accused Red China in a note made public yesterday of trying to make politi- | cal propaganda out of the crash at | Bandung, Indonesia. The survivors | their four-engined plane which} LOWREY carried 11 Bandung-bound Commu- nists to death in the China Sea last Monday. The government-owned airline quoted the three rescued crewmen yesterday as saying the “explo- werk. Un- 1 STOP sion’’ was followed by fire ‘“‘eman- scramble os 2 TEXAR ating from an extraneous source few as possi- 3 MOCNOM wholly unconnected with the struc- ble to guess 4 KLREC | ture of the aircraft.” | my fine: Aw 5 KRICTE CTI * en wea | swer eppears | ~The statement was issued as | under arrow, 6 ROBAD |} | Britain and Red China swapped reoding 7 GANRIM counter-charges over the plane downwerd 8 TUQOE incident which has grown into an| — international dispute. Investigators | Thus it the ace 9 TOSKC from Red China, India and Indo- poe ‘er 10 NUNRER nesia were scheduled to fly to the crash scene today, O15 = +-18 MY TAOS Fifteen persons perished in the pone ee What's My Line. Inc- crash including the 11. Reds — | . \ : fe \ aise é | z in ¢ Pe ae F, x x j \) \. *PAOIRTY | / | ty ‘ THE PONTIAC’ PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1935 ite) g {4 i peal. a ee we “\ ‘ pe P ite Builder to School | the builder of a large housing) The planning board, to whom his! Beatification Conferred | Snally_to venerate the’ martyrs. 'iran’s New Reform Slate =e} vy = development here, Hyman Segal of| request was made, quickly en- Pag Boxers, a nati society |“ . _. | ~Set No Cost to Township South Ofings, He said, hé would! doywed the. iden. on 56 in Boxer Rebellion of old imperial China, made a se-/ Given Confiderice Vote ca Haré-gressed tlmahip officials ‘are | evelopment. | when they start school are apt | ton was conferred yesterday in St.|°" liament, the Majlis, gave a re-| r going to get a new six-room school; 414 he added, he would build| to become nearsighted in the fourth | Peter's Basilica on 56 Roman Cath-| Only 2441 of the 7083 islands in| sounding 92-2 vote of confidence » =—ind fit won't cost them a cent./ additional schoo} facilities at just|or fifth grade, says the Better | olic victims of the Boxer Rebellion,| the Philippine group have been to Premier Hussein 2 ‘This was revealed last night by what it costs him. | Vision Institute, a Later Pope Pius XII appeared per-' named. 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Reg. 2.19 Box Style, 10 Lineal ft... 1.99 : gs ’ ss a seonee a > é ‘ . ¥ om ore a Utility se 2 yi Homart i = = wig Aluminum J ee Sy oe Mixers ue, jack Posts j8/, Windows | 59.95 8.50 “219,95 | - Sturdy mixer f. - ff Ne peagince ad Soll; sanie 2 ty Nay ging y c o mbi nation . pes o E to install. /Ad- ; storms, screens. ! \ or" it are ese S'0” to ff Easy to install. | " ge i oo ix. ‘ ue 9°. Holds 20,- ee 28x5S-in. With : BRUSH SET r lta mundi were :. re ts ‘ i ; rc ‘ ee | | \ bt ee oe A For Healthful Living, Fill = : \ 2 99 nt ea | baie Sk a eg ee Sea Sota Seabees. . SRS RE Ch: AT ; Y oa : A . Regularly 7.95 \ 4a Asphalt Roofing Homart Shingles Rubber Floor Tile | oo our Home with Fresh Air Year Round Protective Beauty Long-Lasting Home Protection Cushiony Comfort Underfoot SEARS, ROESUCK AND CO. JALOUSI E WIN ; 4 Three quality paint brushes: Nylon in 4in. and 2 50 sq. tt 3 09 50 sq. tt. 2 49 9x9-In. 19¢ Sq. Ft: ee Le DOWS inch; pure bristle 1 %-inch. Storage rack, brush clean- » ° i i il , er and comb. Save now! a Handsome roof that gives years Have a handsome root plus Thick, springy .080 rubber tile mee » ¢ a . yw! \ ot low cost service. Fire resist- year-round weather protection, for long wear, comfort. Marbl¢- = AS LOW $ — ‘ , \ ant. Choice of colors. Call for ire, wind resistant. See them. ized colors can't wear olf. —< 3 ‘ free estimate. Roofing Nails, per pound...20¢ Rubber Tile = AS W Many Sizes Available Enjoy maximum ventilation and light in any kind of weather. Rattle free action. Wash both sides from indoors, Complete with fine mesh screen panel. - huler re . See them at Sears low prices! A tavern — : 2) —<¥| _ JALOUSIE DOORS Snowhite Enamel Homert Reofin 7 0S AS LOW 4 95 4Cylinder Compressor Dirt Wipes Off in a Wink Bed mere Ti AS ’ $s now test §='110.95 Quart only 2.79 —_ Sears E EASY TERMS = ciliconized for extra hewdinees wie — 2.19 Lene oF . Terms Provide smooth, continuous flow . Protects ainst snow, rain, Quality felt base is safurated Lifts easily — won't. stick 43 a on! ec: of compressed pots Ideal fr - Resists dirt, grease grime. Wipe sun. Easy to install yourself. 48- and coated with pure asphalt;:+-winter weather. Steel is pre- ae : 4, pera bn ero ec home, industrial or farm use, clean with a dump cloth. Dries in. wide. Baked on red;green thickly surfaced with mica. plated with 4 lbs. of paint. i or écreon ‘puna With spray gun. ~“@vernight. White only. or blue enamel finish. 90-Lb. Slate Roofing... .. . 3.69. '74Pt. Door, Reg. 69.95 . 56.95 ‘ Save now! oe your monty back SFARS 154 North Sagina _ Phone FE 5-4171 a - ‘s ee se : “9 x vs: % ) 3 : 4 e s “ 7 : “ - / % ; ‘ ; }. _* 3 j ¢ a % ial a % ae i = a ey Sf cal es ge at ge ee a eo oe 4 ane ea NS a a - gees ee DOWNTOWN “STORES OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. EVERY. MONDAY NIGHT! SHOP. | “DOWNTOWN | © PLENTY of PARKING SPACE Your whole family can shop better in less time. downtown! Everything for everybody... and for the home, as well .. . is close at hand. Because you can ' choose from larger selections in wider price ranges, you can get exactly what you want to buy at exactly what you want to pay. Because you can see more merchandise, check more prices, compare more values . . . you can always get. the MOST for your money. Call FE . 42511 6 to 9 SPECIALS! Mondey Nite Only! til 9 No Mail or Phone Orders! | Tonite! Reg. to 6.98 Women’s Cotton Blouses ! Assorted blouses and shirts in variety of styles and sleeves. 30-38. Assorted colors. - Third Floor Reg. to 2.98 Women’s Slipover Sweaters ZY Wool, alan orion in white and pastels. Short sleeves. 34- 49. Save today. Street Floor Reg. to 29¢ Women’s Cotton Hankies a | ae Large or small prints, scalloped pastel grounds. Save today. Save $3.00! Deluxe ... Li 7-Pe. Ecko — THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 * s = 6 t09 “SPECIALS! ‘Mondey Nite Only! No Mail or Phone Orders! . Reg. 1.98 Girls’ Sanforized cottons in short sleeves and sleeveless. 7-14, 8-14. Seve today. Second Floor Reg. 7.95 First Quality Koolfoam Pillows Extra plump, washable, allergy free ee latex. Zipper cover. Long-wearing. Super comfort. Save today. Fourth Floor Shower Curtains “pos __First quality boxed sets in gay colors. 6x6 shower curtain plus matching window curtain. 7¥4. Hurry in today and save! Street Floor Reg. to 1.98 Women’s . Cotton Blouses Y 4 S caeeneeelll ——————— ae ee ee ee ed a metomma = s Reg. 6.95 Toilet Seat 3.99 ‘Fully guaranteed not to crack, warp, peel or fade! Lifetime rust- proof fittings. Easy to a few 1.00 Women’s Assorted Jewelry 22° . Bracelets, necklaces, pins; ear- rings. Wide variety of colors. | Tailored goid and stone sets. Street Floor. Reg. to 85c Assorted , yy & ized wire. Sturdy . ee Choose cottons, .rayons, fancies, Peart llcrerar el ashy nesta — . solids, patterns. Some slight ir- broadcloth -wearing. ~ ; : i: regulars. 102-13. Save tonite! . 32-38. —_—Street Floor Rubber Maid Sale ——— ee en toe : — _ Regularly 1.49 Sink Mat ec aaa, || andes Ya to % OFFI Page a ae oon ; ( mae 1.99 2 12%" x 16" : Dinnerware dare today. ee * Vanity Stools ~ Regularly 9¢c Sink Mat —— Aas | 3 hoose yellow, ee ; ‘ or ted... . ‘ a estan ae as ~ Use vanity or TV stand. | Discontinued patterns in cups, 5 SS" 5 BS am. nv Soh-2” tenn abhor phd. Poo- | saucers, fruits, plus sugars and * Regulasly Steve . tic skirt. Choose 2 shapes. | creams. Save today. Fifth Floor . ‘ apie : Mat ry | ‘ oe ieee Reg. to 6.98 Women's and ! Mower 123 Reg. te 1.65 Women's’ : Famous Sweaters Rog. 2.98 Drain Board | asensic nee win 10 nate {|| Famous a. ae J ie, aoe und. “ry AG Choose Yellow or : : | | Black. 16x20%. 1 bas , ; All first quality discontinued Famous brands in nyichs, wools, . styles or colors, Choose pic- choose . . . slip over and cardi- é ! _ furesque, Belle Sharmeer and. | gers. White, pastels and dark . 99 Sig 11- fees ond woe ‘ colors. 34-40. : Regularly 6.95 . Street Floor 7 « ! Sturdy construction with collaps- Reg. to 1.98 Boys’ Ste senture. : | ! ventilated top te allow steam to Reg. 1.00 | — Summer ao Las eee —— " Sportshirts ae ae Women’s Bras soupc : ge Pails | ; qe | Regulinly 199 de ee Lod 44. gabardine. Long or a Wood Hurry in for your second set. Gave . short sleeves. 6-16. Assorted and save, Ploor, today Fifth Floor. hae and strapless. Mostly small colors. Second Waits House Fith Fi sizes. Save tonite. Street Floor THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL. 18, 1955 pg rare way anos Stars 7 Printed Shadow Sheers! - SSSESSSO DOOlOSOOSD @ Smert Dressy and Sport Types! SALE Summer Cottons Full Plump Bolts! Colorfast! Wash- able! Exquisite Sheers ond Heavy Cotton! @ Choose your favorite fabric at your . own price .. . todey! 37° ~~ Regularly 59+ ___Sanforized Sport Denim! e Som Somer tor Ween Summer Da Ahead! 7 © Refreshing Spring Prints, Solids & Florals THREE_ 27: Regularly 49¢ Seled Coler, Fancy and Novelty! Printed Plisse Crepe! Waite's Fabrics—fourth Floor : “9 Easy-into, easy-out-of style, washes in a wink, “t s hangs to dry, wrinkleless! And what a refresh- ing print — tiny black leaf tracery with dots in color on lily-white ground. Hurry in today for your very own! Call FE 4-2511! Waite’s Princess Peggy's—Third Floor Suits to a dot for it doesn’t miss on a count! LP LLLP PIPL PAL PEA IOP IEEE WA PARAL ALALDIFAAALS LALLA LAL LIPS stery fabrics you can slip off, arid wash .- feel—ot a thrifty price! NEW Readi-Upholstery Covers by Famous _Sure-Fit ... Re-upholster your fava without a single tack or eeecate wash whenever you wish! Readi - Upholstery fits every contour without a: “ripple, give that unmistakable custom look, custom your styles from the chart below—then discover the economy..ond.beauty..of Readi-Uphols tery. covers for. your furniture! Chair 16°° _Daveno — Dp oS | Sofa BB © Washable, textured covers you never iron! _ © Drax-treated te repel soil, stains, " liquids! A ; ® Detachable skirts add variety te yeur decor! © LASTEX BACK —— assures con- teur-moulded fit! “e ADIT ANE ARM — fits any” style . . . wide or narrow! . in lovely uphol- [Open Tonight Se ’Tilo Ladies’ Better Forstmann have woven these gorgeous fabrics. A THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC Paneecmocs SAVE '27” New Admiral 3-SPEED RECORD-PHONO and RECORD LIBRARY real bargain for the Spring season. Choose now at this terrific saving. si $499 and $24.90 3 , Girls’ a | COATS | €@ % and af* Sizes 1 to 14 Reduced 20% and more Men’s All Wool | SUITS | Regular to $55.00 |]. 45 RPM Record Library 11.92 New 45 RPM’Spindle 5.28 . Fully Automatic 45 RPM SPINDLE tye “spider” inserts. Slips on or off spindle in- _ Ail wool worsted, at] skins, tweeds, ceiec patterns, gabar dines. pte of regulars— ‘Men’ s 2-Pant Suits Regular $65 All wool sharkskins «§ worsteds, hard finish = a at a really terrific r "Pane “eae ot at : / BOYS’ TOPCOATS | ~ Reduced 20% sa Ee Charge "Em at the Lion Store 51 W. Huron St. Total Value $107.12 =" _ Pacelli orite Record 95 re eaenene [56 Dn. Easy Terms] NEW " Admiral TV LOOK AT THIS LOW PRICE FOR A BIG PIC- TURE 17-inch Admiral! Your old set makes trade- in down payment! CONSOLETTE ~ 21-inch — —_ the Big Con- “59% NO MONEY DOWN, EASY TERMS fle 000 LENZ OPEN MONDAY ‘Tit. 9:00 o- FE 4-1555 SE ee | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 i i a a STENT eT Eee ~~ sy | VY fa’ ¥ } 1 he S T x Fr SHOP PENNEY’ s ae PEP “in? o x an + mae, Hae > ~—.,= I rer i ee | | S ae all ie | com 4 = (We pr, oh se Yee ne inn \res n liad pahva TEENS — 4, = - DOWN! . A NO PAYMENT ¢ _ UNTIL 7s JUNE! ss 2 4 : nen WAYNE CABEET = r ee oe 8 eS : i ee anmemmeaane ie ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 SEVEN CEORGES-NEWPORTS ©, Where You Get Your 2 Money's Worth! Follow the Crowd! | Grand Opening of Our Summer BUDGET DRESS SHOP. + Stock up now! Expensive styles ‘ and materials at a new low, ARIE low price. Casual and dress Juniors;— ‘and Sale! 50% Off on 24.99 NYLON TOPPERS Yes! While 100 lost. ” Washable nylon fleece with nylon lining. ~—-Choose—f-+-0-m —white;- pink, blue. 10 to 18. Sale Ling Sele Better Faille Coats el pam 1999 $25 ‘S| HOSE “10” | 38 Save 6.99. Special pur-- chase of better washable nylon toppers. White, pink, blue. 7 to 14. Tonight and Tuesday! Big savings. Dots, Prints and Novelties. 99¢ value. Slight irrego? fl ulars. Extra sheer, all sizes. 88 a) er ec TEE e = alia - ' “S" + > 4 eh Pt e : *z vs Qe ep ~' a * Save 5.99. Cute 7 linen and gabar- dine coats with - matching bonnets: Navy and pastel, 4: $47 7 The rage this year! Novelty styles, stock up now. Reg. 2.99 value. Sport Shorts. . .$2.99 Linen Skirts . $5.99 Dress’ up your home = and save, too. Deep © hems. First quality. SSNS ca B% MEN’S PANTS | a nee as | age | Stretch Sox 38e * vt ery) art Crease resist- | % ant reversible Dress and sport styles. Variety ‘ of fabrics. All sizes. i « a \ i a nie Oe \ tre hd <7 | ¥4 at ——— i he 74 N. Saginaw ‘Men's Denim 9 | We Give Holden ee ee eee ‘2 vet Sees THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 Transparent View! Plastic \ \ - * * isan FRIED CHICKEN DINNER \ | *& Mashed Potatoes _ | x Roll and Butter 7 _++-and finish it off with a FOUNTAIN Specials! DELICIOUS Southern Style COMPLETE WITH * V2 Chicken * Fresh Combination Salad * Giblet Gravy © Solid brass couplings @ Won't crack or peel Absohtely guaranteed to give 12-year sotiafoe hose . . . resists heat and FRESH STRAWBERRY ‘Shortcake 25 WHIPPED TOPPING > T=. es “== 2. ecg a Durable - ~. ~ = "ee eonehemee 4 Plastic Shades .. 51.39 with Roller...... $1.59 CURTAIN RODS Single, flat........ 15°: Double, flat........29% Rod Extenders... 10° TRAVERSE RODS. 26"x 48” - 297x 48" 98° 48°x83"-48"x86"1.59 Drapery Hooks 525% ph. KRESGE’S for the 3" Miniature FLASHLIGHT | ‘Uses standard bulb and _.2 for 25¢ @FOR PURSE e FOR POCKET Handy little genie with giant ray et light! At your service always ‘cause this miniature flashlight is 3’’ long and you can carry one with you all the time. You'll find uses for several around the house, too! So-o. low, low priced at Kresge’s! _ OTHER SHOPPING DAYS 9:30 to 5:30. OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY | 9:30 to 9:00 . MOST of the BEST for the LEAST THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 NINE | KK ESGE’S Bierce OTHER SHOPPING DAYS 9:30 to 5:30 on this INITIALED 5 pc. DAMASK SET Ba REGULAR > 53.29 VALUE Never before offered at such savings . never again will go ot such « bargain! im- rome sets! Lustrous cotton and rayon 50750” ele sete Initial in all 4 corners of soe one — — All initiats except Modern He, window beauty So at tidy savings! $48 bays better all worsted gabardine suits JT ally Select Yours Now for Year-‘round Wear... EVERY SUIT IN THIS GROUP IS THE ‘SUCCESS’ SUIT OF THE SEASON IN ITS FIELD - - - WHETHER IT BE ‘GABARDIVE - - - FLANNEL - -- TWEED - - - WORSTED OR SHARKSKIN, AND IN OUR OPINION ALL ARE VALUES . THAT ARE NOT EQUALLED IN TOWN, AT ANYWHERE _ NEAR THIS LOW PRICE! YOU CAN GET THE STYLES | --- THE MODELS - - - THE COLORS --- THE PATTERNS YOU WANT --- AT FAR LESS THAN. You -EXPECTED __ TO PAY! — ; NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY. 5c When Opening an Account at THE HUB TAKE 3 MONTHS TO PAY! he | 4 D> 548 buys better all wool flannel suits | ms). Tn De D> $48 buys better wool Donegal tweed suits | we nd $48 buys better wearing worsted suits Es > $48 buys better sharkskin suits - , | ‘ oo 18-20 NORTH SAGINAW STREET THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 THIRTEEN . Fine Furniture LEWIS -- -- Fine Furniture Nationa ly betmeot OC 54” DOUBLE DRESSER, MIRROR, SURCORCASE BED, BC CER SPR tG MATURES BOX SPRING & PAIR OF PILLOWS CHEST ...... $69 matching bookcase bed, guaranteed innerspring mattress and matching box spring plus a pair of feather pillows. . ‘ee and deck nite tables available. - Furnish your entire bedroom at one low price. Big 54” double NITE STAND . $35 = dresser in FAWN mahogany with large beveled plate mirror, SHOP TONIGHT TIL 9 P.M. ra ; Lubin 97 Sind _ COMPLETE BEDROOM ENSEMBLE _ SPECIAL es | Se ye te SW Fe en dee Ea Re a SAP eS Seg ep ae Aenea : 198 - $20 DOWN : ~ 8 PIECE 19, $8 DOWN Use them as bunk beds, twin beds ‘or G trundle bed. Complete with 2 OPEN it ACCOUNT PAY ONLY 10% DOWN ~ 62-70 South Saginaw St. Je oF DISCONTINUED COVERS MATTRESSES * . ee, *+ pyr: oS MATTRESSES $278 $3995 MATTRESSES 532% sets teererine worm | SG MATTRESSES $372 specie seh oe . ; | $59 MATTRESSES 47H ~ > —_ = » SPECIAL ‘Keg. $9.95 Hollywood Frames $788 PARK FREE Rear of: Store FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, “MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 ‘OPEN TO-NIGHT SHOP UNTIL 9 P. M. AT LORD’S, WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD! exe \ YOUR CHOICE FREE [4-1 -]- FREE 3 BUNK BED OUTFIT. ae rier of Any Extra Charge . When You Purchase _ -Bither « LivingRoom Suite or Bedroom Suite | for only een an ee tain ace, : ' a = r % Westinghouse Television New Sets Still In ORIGINAL FACTORY — CRATES! © Big Picture Model 868T21 BIG 21in. . TABLE E MODELS ~ RAYTHEON TELEVISION Save! On This! Model 1953 UM 1734A “Reg. $229.95 - ~ = 125 .W. HURON ST. — PH. FE 40581 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! MO MONEY DOWN! PLENTY OF FREE PARKING "Whore Wriley's Used to Ba PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ee eee Sigs ee ene a Ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18,1955 FIFTEEN __ 14 BETTER MADE MEN'S SUI ‘BEGINNING MONDAY APRIL 18th 1S Here’s some plain talk ...no ballyhoo...no exaggerated: claims...no nonsense... just an old fashioned statement of truth. We have 1 14 men’s better made suits that have _ been stock for one or two seasons. There is nothing wrong There are none that are damaged! Frankly, some are in colors that have not proven popular during the last two seasons. Some are in patterns that many of our regular customers do not seem to care for! But every one is well — tailored! You see men _ wearing suits like these every day, — suits they have had a season or two. We thought these _ were nice looking. suits when we bought them! Some of our customers have not agreed with us: So, ‘that’s the story, that is why these suits are being offered at one-third , and one-quarter of their ‘original price. . A word to the wise: If this sincere advertising attracts a ‘reasonable response, we feel that these suits will not last long at this. price. It would be best to shop early to avoid disappointment. Certainly You May C harge Them © -with the quality of these suits...there are no imperfects! SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 \SPE£D |! "| QUEEN] Hid tat i TH) } i 4 5 j 4 + nf tH] t 1 Will You: Remember Mama ? $s pecial Low Price! | oer + Conventional Washer “19” | ‘New 1955 Speed Queen RIT "BEAUTIFUL: M wringer. Full guarantee. PAYMENT... 7 ensy SS = — Admiral 3-Speed Automatic Player and Radio Plus 32- Selection Record Library! ! and changes Washer _has_a—full_ copec-— : —earomaiaty.— PEUS 5 power, * sper — ee toned io. AND time ; a ——— tub, ieee 9) avers “second | salactlang, “gpd re) Wily. proof, : pressu i aan Sto? combination for ae ft or just adjustable re nhs 1 ° Hurry, this is the greatest value TERMS. / Each Piece May Be Purchased Separately! oq (Sf S3 . Single Dresser, Chest YOUR Mattress and Spring or. 9-Piece Bunk Bed Set with Single = fos — APLE BEDROOMS $ and Panel Bed with | CHOICE...... / Dresser or Chest , 108 NORTH SAGINAW